It comes as cases rise
Covid infections are on the rise - with rates highest among people over the age of 70. Data shows 3.7 percent are likely to have tested positive for coronavirus in a latest survey, or around one in 25, the ONS said.
Early on in the pandemic, people were urged to look out for a fever and a loss of smell and taste. But as new variants have emerged, the tell tale signs of infection have shifted. Here are the symptoms you should be looking out for. According to the Zoe study, people who have been vaccinated and then test positive for Covid are more likely to report sneezing as a symptom compared to those without a jab.
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