Number of people told to self-isolate by the NHS covid app in the UK has reached another record high

VOICED: Shows interior shots delivery driver testing himself for Covid 19 and interview with him speaking on being exempt from self-isolation rules for NHS test & trace ping due to job, exterior shots lines of parked Waitrose delivery lorries outside warehouse, interior shots workers stocking shelves and selecting items in online shopping food distribution warehouse in London, interior shots hospitality staff preparing restaurant and interview with Co-Owner, Chuku's Tapas Emeka Frederick speaking on forced closure due to staff being told to self-isolate due to ping, exterior shots people at Thorpe Park theme park and people receiving covid vaccination injections, interview with UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak MP and interview with CEO, UK Hospitality Kate Nicholls. THIS CLIP CONTAINS BLACK HOLES - THIRD PARTY CONTENT. The number of people told to self-isolate by the NHS covid app has reached another record high. Almost 700,000 people in England and Wales were pinged in the seven days leading to 28th July an increase of more than eleven per cent on the week before. The UK government is urging anyone who receives an alert from the app to continue to self-isolate. But with businesses under increasing strain, there are growing calls for ministers to bring forward the end of self-isolation, on 29th July, 2021 in London, England, United Kingdom