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Scots who have recovered from coronavirus have been warned that the latest subvariant can reinfect after four weeks, even if they have recently had the virus. The rapid infection rate of the new Omicron variant, known as BA.5, has partly caused cases to surge in the UK, as experts say 325,000 people are now catching Covid every day.

coronavirus variant Omicron BA.5 can reinfect people despite protections. Previous advice suggested that anyone who is vaccinated, have received antibody treatments, or have developed natural immunity from any previous exposure were less at risk, especially in the initial months after.However, Andrew Robertson, the chief health officer of Western Australia, claims that he is seeing cases of reinfection within a matter of weeks, as reported by News.com.au.READ MORE: Inside Wimbledon's Royal Box dramas from 'boycott' by Duchess to Prince's F-bombHe explained: “What we are seeing is an increasing number of people who have been infected with BA.2 and then becoming infected after four weeks."So maybe six to eight weeks they are developing a second infection, and that's almost certainly either BA.4 or BA.5."The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has recently reminded people to ensure their COVID-19 vaccinations are up to date and to continue following COVID-safe behaviours.This comes following the latest technical data indicated BA.4 and BA.5 have become dominant in the UK and are driving the recent increase in infections.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has confirmed Mohamed Salah is available for the Premier League clash against Crystal Palace.Salah was left on the bench as the Reds were held to a goalless draw by Merseyside rivals Everton on Sunday.Andrew Robertson also missed out on the clash at Goodison Park as the Premier League finally returned following a three-month break due to coronavirus.James Milner and Joel Matip were both injured against the Toffees and that duo will not be available for the Anfield match, though it’s good news for Klopp on Salah and Robertson.But the manager is not blaming the lockdown break for the injuries, despite admitting it is a challenge to return after so long away from the training ground.Klopp said: “[Mo] trained

Liverpool players arrived at training on Monday with group exercises set to commence on Tuesday.