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Prof. Hunter reacts to end of self-isolation in England

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Prof. Hunter reacts to end of self-isolation in England

Prof. Hunter reacts to end of self-isolation in England

Professor Paul Hunter says he does not see the end of government-mandated self-isolation having a “big impact” on Covid case numbers.

However, he adds that he “would have preferred to have waited another month” before removing the legal requirement to self-isolate.

Report by Jonesia.

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