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The rest will focus on reaching positive cases and their contacts in local areas, alongside local teams.

The education secretary says a new coronavirus study supports the government decision to reopen schools.

Ministers want nursing jobs in England to be more accessible, but a union says the plan falls short.

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Residents will be allowed up to three outdoor visitors at a time from Monday, ministers announce.

Boris Johnson wants schools in England to be the last sector to close in any future local lockdowns.

Some kits sent to care homes should be returned, but the government says the risk to safety is low.

The new rules apply to cinemas, museums and places of worship as more quarantine restrictions start.

A thousand people are expected to march in Cardiff, Swansea, Bridgend and Merthyr over nurses' pay.

A deal in which NHS England had access to 92% of private hospitals beds will come to an end.

Janet Wilkie criticises the suspension of breast screenings for the over 70s due to the pandemic.

After a low in cases at the end of June, the ONS estimated infections had been rising slightly in July.

The premature babies were treated in hospitals 60 miles apart but an app kept their parents updated.

But the South Korean study couldn't say how much this group actually passed coronavirus on.

Female breast cancer patients were much more likely to survive than other patients, a study says.

The app will use QR barcode scans as well as Bluetooth handshakes to determine if users are at risk.

Clinicians from global study say controversy around the drug is stopping them completing their study.

Scientists in Rwanda find cases of resistance to artemisinin, a frontline drug used to treat malaria.

A lack of information from universities will pose a "further risk to lives", the NUS warns.