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People fully vaccinated in England will no longer be legally required to self-isolate on contact with a positive Covid case from Monday, and will instead be asked to take a PCR test – in a marked change from the rules that have leads to over 14 million stay-at-home instructions.
Ministers confirmed that the legal requirement of isolation will be replaced with non-binding advice on passing a double-needle test, as well as for those 18 and under. And those who come in contact with those infected will not be asked to self-isolate while awaiting their results. For those who test positive, isolation will continue.