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Half of Brits with coronavirus symptoms 'have not self-isolated for a week'

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Concerns over future coronavirus outbreaks have been raised after it was revealed that just half of people with Covid-19 symptoms self-isolate for a week.

A document released today shows behavioural experts have warned the government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) committee of low compliance with the new NHS track and test system.

Under the programme people in England will be told to quarantine themselves for two weeks if they come into contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid-19.

The experts said: "We strongly recommend monitoring and rapid research into adherence rates to all key behaviours and how to improve them, noting that based on DHSC tracker only around 50% of people are currently reporting

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