Coronavirus: Why we don't know how many people are being tested
Another possible explanation for the gap is that certain groups of people are being tested regularly.
An Imperial College London study, by the same modelling group that has informed much of the government's response, said in April that NHS staff should be tested weekly even if they didn't have symptoms. On 28 April Health Secretary Matt Hancock said care home staff and residents could be routinely tested even if they didn't have symptoms.She said she had heard from providers around the country who had requested batches of tests for their staff and residents, and were still waiting 14 days later.
Although the DHSC reached its target of providing 100,000 tests a day by the end of April, it has not published data on how many were actually used and returned.
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