As it happened: UK coronavirus testing falls below government target - BBC News
Sunday's figures showed 76,496 tests - short of the government's target of 100,000 a day.
Test, track and trace is the strategy that could help to ease the UK's lockdown and return the country to some kind of “new normal”.

Hopes rest on the UK’s huge expansion of testing, with the government exceeding its target of 100,000 tests a day by the end of April.

Three days on and there has been “a dip”, with figures put at 76,496 for the 24 hours up to 09:00 BST on Sunday.

When quizzed on this at the daily press briefing earlier, Michael Gove said one might expect over a weekend, with fewer people going to work, “a dip in the amount of testing that might occur”.

The figures include both tests processed through official labs and tests sent to homes or other sites.

The tests to be conducted at home or at satellite centres are counted before the recipient has provided and returned their sample to the lab, with thousands of home kits distributed by Amazon and the Royal Mail on behalf of the government.

This has raised questions over whether counting a test put in the post is the same as a conducted test which has results.

Only time will tell if the dip today is a weekend anomaly or something more significant.