Experts are warning Brits who are double jabbed to still look out for 21 symptoms of coronavirus.
The number of people testing positive for coronavirus in England has fallen again, but an expert has warned the rate of decline in the UK could be slowing down.
A total of 179,748 people tested positive for Covid-19 in England at least once in the week to August 4, according to the latest Test and Trace figures.
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This is down 5% on the previous week and the second consecutive week-on-week fall.
Figures published last week saw numbers fall for the first time in almost three months.
According to separate data from the Zoe Covid Study, there are currently 45,911 new daily symptomatic cases of the virus in the UK on average, based on PCR and lateral flow test data from up to five days ago.
While this is a fall from the 46,905 figure reported last week, researchers said the fact that the decrease is small suggests the rate of decline has slowed.
The latest ZOE Covid 19 Symptom Study app shows the signs and symptoms double-jabbed and fully vaccinated Brits are still experiencing, reports BirminghamLive.
Professor Tim Spector, from the study, says the symptoms are not on the official NHS Covid list.
Anybody with one or more of the symptoms is 12 times more likely to test positive for the deadly bug.
The symptoms are:
High temperature
Chills or shivers
Persistent cough
Loss or change of smell
Loss or change of taste
Headache
Unusual tiredness
Sore throat
Sudden confusion
Skin rash
Changes in mouth or tongue
Red and sore fingers or toes
Shortness of breath
Chest pains
Muscle pains
Hoarse voice
Diarrhoea
Skipped meals
Abdominal pains
Runny nose
Sneezing
