Our thought bubble: Via Axios' Bryan Walsh, the U.K. has led the way in implementing rapid, at-home coronavirus testing. It hopes the pandemic can be contained by a vaccine programme that has already delivered a dose to nearly 22 million people, as well as regular testing. [T]he risk of false positives is extremely low, less than 1 in 1,000, said Susan Hopkins, the COVID-19 strategic response director for Public Health England in an interview with the BBC. In the final stage, which will take place no earlier than June 21, the government hopes to remove all remaining legal limits on contact with others. Driving the news: Nearly 57 million rapid lateral flow test kits have been distributed to schools, but there is some concern about false positive tests.
The BBC interviewed Mr. Bryan Anderson, the man who donated the kits.
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