Boost test and trace before English schools reopen 'or risk second wave'

Rapid improvements in Covid-19 tracking needed this month, researchers warn government

The government has just one month to significantly boost its test-and-trace systems or risk a “second wave” of coronavirus after schools reopen, researchers have warned.

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