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Because all staff do lateral flow tests 3 times a week. So I now have some clarity, only do the test if you have symptoms and if positive isolate for a further 10 days. If no symptoms no need to test and come back to work. Thanks all for your help !

The scenario is this: Our workplace got hit with Covid last week 8 people tested positive. (I wasn’t one of them) The 10 day isolation period ends for most on Monday. If they have no symptoms and they take a test and it’s still positive should they still isolate or can they come back to work...

I still can’t find this as a definitive answer ?

What to do if you develop symptoms of COVID-19 after your 10 days of self-isolation at home If after 10 days of self-isolation you develop symptoms of COVID-19, stay at home, arrange to have a PCR test and follow Stay at Home: Guidance for households with possible or confirmed COVID-19. If your...

I can’t see that on the link ???

I am trying to find this out to settle an argument at work. If you have tested positive and you isolate for the required 10 days from when your symptoms start. Do you need to continue to isolate if you have another test at 10 days and it’s positive? Please could post a link to this...