Hello? Oh good morning. Am I speaking to case name? A call you don't want to take, but may need to.

I'm just calling on behalf of the NHS COVID-19 Trace program. I'm phoning to follow up on a

text you may have received from public health recently. Just asking you to provide the details of the

people you were in contact with around the time of your COVID-19

The system's key to containing coronavirus now and in future lives and livelihoods

our whole way of life could depend on it, but is it working?

If it does work, it'll help the government ease current restrictions, but if it doesn't,

it means more risk of infection, more economic harm. And now the government's search for a

tracking app has stalled the test and trace program matters more than ever.

Contact tracing will help us to protect your friends, family, the community and the NHS.

You're listening to stories about Times from The Times and the Sunday Times.

I'm John Pina.

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So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

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And Will Lyons, and this is Wine Times in association with the Sunday Times Wine Club.

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Join us as we pull the cork and twist a screw cap on some of our

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