Coronavirus

Almost 1,900 cases of Covid-19 have been reported in Cambridgeshire’s schools, latest figures show.

Booked appointments are required.

But it is still held up in the government desktop review process.

We have the latest from the NHS in Cambridgeshire after Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement.

The county has extended its Enhanced Response Area status.

Dr Jane Greatorex answers the key questions.

Fire alarm sparks social distancing fears at quarantine hotel for Red List travellers.

The Prime Minister announced new measures due to the rapid spread of the variant.

The walk-in service is closing to all those seeking boosters from December 11.

The status has been extended until December 24 amid ‘significant issues with Covid’ in schools.

Case numbers are highest among schoolchildren and there were increases for most age groups.

Parking constraints have prompted the change.

The accelerated programme is being rolled out in stages.

The UK Health Security Agency has confirmed location of all the cases found so far.

Those aged 12-15 will also be offered a second dose 12 weeks after their first.

The measures come into force from Tuesday.

Access them without an appointment from November 29 at large-scale vaccination centres except Chesterton Indoor Bowls Club.

Cases have risen in every area of the county, with Cambridge witnessing the highest rise.

There are questions over why those arriving on the last flight from South Africa were not tested.

A Cambridge University Hospitals study has revealed their effectiveness.