14:40, Tue, Nov 10, 2020 Updated: 23:18, Tue, Nov 10, 2020 Liverpool has seen high numbers of coronavirus cases in recent weeks, and the Government is now trialling a new testing pilot in the region.

Before 2020, the words “lateral flow” meant little to anyone outside the scientific community. When talking to people unfamiliar with lateral flow, those working with the technology would often have ...

Free packs of rapid lateral flow tests can be posted to people’s homes or collected at several places across the country. The tests involve rubbing a swab over the tonsils and inside the nose, much ...

Many of us will have experienced the "flow state" at different times in our lives. Sportsmen, artists, and musicians might describe the flow state as being in "the zone" or "in flow". For them, the ...

The news follows an earlier decision to extend availability only until the end of July. The announcement comes just weeks after experts said coronavirus cases in the north were on the rise. The Public ...

LATERAL flow testing in Northern Ireland has been extended until July 31 amid a rise in Covid cases. Tests will remain available to people with symptoms, health and social care staff and some people ...

From today, everyone in England is being urged to take two rapid lateral flow COVID-19 tests a week, to help keep track of the virus. Only people in England will be able to get the tests, with ...

Lateral flow testing will continue to be available for people with Covid-19 symptoms into August, Health Minister Robin Swann has announced. The move follows his earlier decision to extend ...

Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, regular testing has been a part of everyday life. But soon, people who want lateral flow and PCR tests will have to pay for them, as free testing is coming ...

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Lateral flow tests remain in high demand with many people across Merseyside saying they've found the kits hard to get hold of. Back in December, key workers and the public were unable to get PCR and ...