Coronavirus tests have become increasingly easier to get hold of as the pandemic has progressed. Now more than 163 million Covid-19 tests have been taken in the UK since the start of the pandemic, ...

When should you do a lateral flow test and when to take a PCR? As Coronavirus numbers rise in Scotland, you might want to make sure you aren't positive and at risk of passing it on to your loved ones, ...

People in England without coronavirus symptoms who have a positive lateral flow test will no longer need a confirmatory PCR test from January 11, the UK Health Security Agency said. The Covid testing ...

New lateral flow and PCR testing rules have been introduced today with changes to what you need to do if you test positive with Covid. The government has announced that people who test positive with ...

Lateral flow tests for Covid 19 have been rolled out across the UK in various settings – from cities to universities and care homes. Now, the prime minister has suggested they could even be used to ...

Free lateral flow tests will no longer be available for those without Covid symptoms, but those with symptoms will also not be able to get PCR tests from next month More than 100,000 cases of Covid-19 ...

People who test positive with a lateral flow kit will no longer need to follow-up with a PCR check, according to reports. People will instead be told to self isolate for a week - if they are negative ...

Fully vaccinated holidaymakers will soon be able to take lateral flow coronavirus tests on their return to England instead of PCR tests. The change from more expensive PCR tests to cheaper and quicker ...

Coronavirus testing rules for people without symptoms are to be temporarily eased across the UK next week. From Tuesday, January 11, asymptomatic people in England who test positive on a lateral flow ...

From today, everyone in England is being urged to take two rapid lateral flow COVID-19 tests a week, to help keep track of the virus. Only people in England will be able to get the tests, with ...

There had been fears that travellers would have to be filmed or supervised taking their lateral flow tests. This would have made the price of the tests far more expensive for British tourists. On ...