The level of Covid-19 infections continues to fall across Greater Manchester neighbourhoods, with some areas seeing fewer than ten cases.
A total of 11,522 people tested positive for coronavirus across Greater Manchester in the week which ended on February 9. In the region as a whole, the infection rate is now now 406.3 cases per 100,000 population, which is significantly lower than the England average rate of 665.4. READ MORE: Coronavirus infection rates remain below national average in all ten Greater Manchester boroughs Meanwhile deaths of people with Covid-19 have fallen by 30pc week on week.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to make a statement on February 21 setting out the strategy of how the UK will live with coronavirus going forward.
It is expected that he will announce that there will no longer be a legal duty to self isolate after testing positive for the virus from the end of the month.