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Functioned normally. i think this has a big future if some of the ethics can be sorted out because people will be very unhappy about this, there will be people, and there will also be concerned about potential for animal diseases to be put into humans, so that is a concern but david bennett, if you cannot have this operation, effectively he was terminally ill, so this was his only hope. anyone who records a positive lateral flow test in england, but doesn't have symptoms, no longer needs to take a pcr test. it's hoped easing the rule will free up pcr testing capacity for key workers, amid conc...

The coming weeks. so i think at the moment, there is a review point, so we expect those plan b measures will continue. they are due to expire on the 26th of january, so i think there will be perhaps a lot of focus today on how long they might stay in place, whether they would be extended beyond that. that might not be a decision made now. the government has consistently wants to keep watching the data and see what's happening but certainly that's one of the questions that will be asked. also we've heard these plans that we understand are being finalised on testing, because we know there has be...

The minimum isolation period for positive covid cases in england has been cut to five full days, as long as people produce a negative lateral flow test on days five and six. i6 and i7—year—olds in england can now also book a boosterjab or attend a walk—in clinic. our health correspondent nick triggle is here. just talk us through the changes, nick. . , ., ., ., nick. the cut in the isolation eriod nick. the cut in the isolation period is _ nick. the cut in the isolation period is a — nick. the cut in the isolation period is a further— nick. the cut in the isolation period is a furthe...

Djokovic said he'd had a negative lateral flow test on december the 16th and did a pcr for confirmation — and didn't know he had the virus when he visited a children's tennis event the following day. he admitted that he shouldn't have gone ahead with an interview and photoshoot with a french sports newspaper two days later. our tennis correspondent russell fuller has more. there is some clarity in that he's admitting what is a breach of serbia's covid regulations by leaving his house to go to this tennis centre in belgrade to conduct this interview and photo shoot with l'equipe. the mask was...

It would be, like, stressful, because you are missing. because you're missing out on your learning, _ and when you come back you might feel like you're behind. i like playing with my friends and playing in the playground, and it's good that the government made a rule when if someone has some sort of symptoms or has been tested positive, they have to stay at home, not the entire bubble. the pupils are just happy that things are near—normal, but schools are dealing with huge uncertainty — each day not knowing if more teachers will be off with covid and whether they will be able to get supply...