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Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said entry checks would not pick up cases where the person was yet to show any coronavirus symptoms.
The UK’s policy is at variance with the World Health Organisation, the researchers said.
The figures have prompted concern among unions and charities who warn vulnerable pupils are not getting the support they need.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock praised the ‘rapid progress’ being made into vaccines by scientists at Oxford and Imperial College London.
The family of a little girl with a rare blood cancer has backed the campaign.
They said a pilot comes too late, as they are currently “living hand to mouth with PPE”.
The reports included claims of a person jogging within two metres of another person, or someone exercising more than once a day.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock says he is ‘throwing everything at’ the country’s efforts to develop a vaccine.
Protective items including gloves, masks and aprons have been sent all over the capital.
The PM is making a gradual return to work as he recuperates from Covid-19.
A round-up of today’s feelgood stories.
The new facility in Harrogate opened on Tuesday.
The virus also lasts longer in male patients and those over the age of 60.
The meeting was due to take place at the end of June in Rwanda.
The deaths of a further nine people who tested positive for Covid-19 were confirmed in Northern Ireland.
The Sussexes spoke to the monarch from the US.
The ambulance service is facing increasing demand.
It comes as 59% of firms said they have three months or less of cash in reserve.
Peyton Maguire, who was born eight weeks premature on March 26 at University Hospital Wishaw, tested positive for coronavirus on April 15.
Captain Tom received a standing ovation.
