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Ministers have backtracked over travel advice for eight areas that left bank holiday plans in disarray.
Council and NHS staff have started going door-to-door in parts of Dewsbury in the Kirklees area offering coronavirus tests after the so-called Indian variant was found.

All people aged over 11 in Savile Town and Thornhill Lees are being asked to take PCR tests and all adults offered vaccinations, Kirklees Council said.

Kirklees, in West Yorkshire, has one of the highest infection rates in the country.

In the week to 21 May there were 107 cases of coronavirus per 100,000 people in the area - a rise of 51% on the week before.

Kirklees is also one of the eight hotspot areas in England subject to new guidance.

Additional testing centres are also being rolled out from Wednesday.

Read more on this story here - and you can read a guide to surge testing and where in England and Scotland it is taking place here.