people will not be infectious any more. so the argument is, it is unfair to more. so the argument is, it is unfairto make more. so the argument is, it is unfair to make those people stay at home, they will miss work and they may not be allowed to go to school, so it is freeing up that group. the other side that is that one in three may be infectious and be able to pass the virus on to others, which is why you see this demand for extra lateral flow test before you can be released. jim lateral flow test before you can be released. , with pressure on hospitals growing, take a look at the bbc�*s nhs tracker, which has the latest data on emergency waiting times for services in your area, and how that compares, to pre—pandemic demand. he's been one of the faces of the government's battle against coronavirus. but now, professor sirjonathan van—tam is stepping down from his role as england's deputy chief medical officer. borisjohnson has thanked him for what he called his "extraordinary contribution to our country," and the professor became well known for his colourful analogies at downing street news conferences. don't tear the pants out of it.