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Seven in 10 positive Covid cases in school children likely to be wrong

Seven in 10 positive Covid cases in school children likely to be wrong Thousands of pupils and their families are having to isolate needlessly, and missing more days after months away from classrooms Seven in 10 positive coronavirus tests in school children are likely to be wrong, experts have warned, as they called on the Government to bring back confirmatory PCR testing. Biostaticians are concerned that infections in the community are now so low, that false positives and negatives are vastly outnumbering true cases, leading to real cases being missed and families needlessly being asked to isolate. Pupils are currently being tested twice a week for coronavirus using lateral flow devices, but real-world data has shown they miss positive cases around 50 per cent of the time.

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Covid-19 R rate in Somerset and the region shrinks

THE R rate - which indicates how fast the Covid-19 virus is spreading - continues to fall across the South West, according to figures released…

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Covid-19 R rate in Somerset and the region shrinks

Covid-19 R rate in Somerset and the region shrinks
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Ex-Government chief scientific advisor backs rollout plan

Professor Sir Mark Walport backs vaccine rollout by age and not profession A FORMER Government chief scientific adviser has backed the policy of rolling out Covid vaccines in age order, rather than prioritising by profession. Professor Sir Mark Walport said the rollout has been, “incredibly successful” as more than 19 million people have had the jab, as the choice has been made to try and reduce as much as possible people getting serious disease and potentially dying. He told BBC Breakfast: “We know that the vulnerability goes particularly with age. “There are also younger people who have been in the priority groups who have other serious illnesses, so it makes sense.

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Not off to the races : UK science adviser urges caution in easing COVID lockdown

Not 'off to the races': UK science adviser urges caution in easing COVID lockdown

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