Coronavirus

Fenland businesses impacted by the Omicron variant can now apply for the latest Covid-19 government grant schemes.

People in Cambridgeshire need to “persevere” and continue taking personal protective measures against covid despite the end of Plan B rules.

New Omicron variant BA.2, thought to be more contagious than the current strain, is being investigated by scientists worldwide and here's why:

All eligible groups can walk-in at a local vaccination centre from Monday.

With coronavirus cases falling England is heading back to Plan A, but what are the restrictions being eased and how will they affect you?

Plan B measures to fight the spread of Covid-19 will be dropped across England, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced.

Morrisons has become the first supermarket to make cuts to sick pay for unjabbed staff who have to isolate after being exposed to Covid.

For the second time in a month the self-isolation rules in England are changing.

A local sight loss charity is calling for action to ensure blind and visually impaired people have access to lateral flow testing.

The self-isolation period in England is being reduced and travel to France is resuming - here's all you need to know about the new Covid rule changes.

NHS urges local people to get boosted as over half a million eligible people in Cambridgeshire boost their protection.

There are big changes to testing rules for asymptomatic Covid patients from today - here's all you need to know.

Critical workers needed to keep key public services running will be asked to take daily Covid tests to limit Omicron outbreaks in workplaces.

A supermarket chain says more than one in ten of its workers are currently self-isolating due to covid-19.

Self Assessment taxpayers are being given more time to file their return, with HMRC waiving deadlines and late payment charges because of Covid19.

Covid rules for people travelling back to England are changing – a move the government says will make taking holidays more straightforward this year.

Parents off work and looking after a child with Covid are among the workers self-isolating who could be entitled to £500 in government help.

People who test positive for Covid on a lateral flow device but who don't have symptoms will no longer need to have a PCR test.

Thousands of people are discovering they've got Covid as Omicron sweeps the country - here's what you should do if you get a positive test at home.

Many schools will return this week with extra Covid safety measures in place as the Government is set to review its Plan B restrictions for England.