Coronavirus

For the second time in a month the self-isolation rules in England are changing.

Further covid-related death have been recorded in the area during the past few days.

The self-isolation period in England is being reduced and travel to France is resuming - here's all you need to know about the new Covid rule changes.

Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam will step down as Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England to take up a new role at the University of Nottingham.

Further deaths from covid have been recorded in the area as cases continue to rise.

Sixty military personnel have been brought in to support East Midlands Ambulance Service to help the service cope with the pressures of covid.

There are big changes to testing rules for asymptomatic Covid patients from today - here's all you need to know.

Pop-up centres are hosting Covid-19 vaccination clinics this month.

Critical workers needed to keep key public services running will be asked to take daily Covid tests to limit Omicron outbreaks in workplaces.

Self Assessment taxpayers are being given more time to file their return, with HMRC waiving deadlines and late payment charges because of Covid19.

Covid rules for people travelling back to England are changing – a move the government says will make taking holidays more straightforward this year.

A popular production will be performed at St Wulfram's Church after it was postponed for two years due to the pandemic.

Parents off work and looking after a child with Covid are among the workers self-isolating who could be entitled to £500 in government help.

People who test positive for Covid on a lateral flow device but who don't have symptoms will no longer need to have a PCR test.

Thousands of people are discovering they've got Covid as Omicron sweeps the country - here's what you should do if you get a positive test at home.

The Prime Minister is pressing ahead with his plan B measures amid rising Covid-19 cases.

A councillor has called Covid restrictions a 'tool for evil' and compared the Canadian prime minister to Hitler.

A campaigner has criticised cuts to health services after a critical incident was declared in the county's hospitals due to staff shortages.

Dr Caroline Johnson says with the swift rollout of the vaccine in the early months of this year we began to return to a sense of normality.

An internal critical incident has been declared by United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust due to "extreme and unprecedented" staff shortages.