Keir Starmer goes into Covid self-isolation until next Monday after coming into contact with an infected individual – but says he has ‘no symptoms’
Keir Starmer has gone into isolation after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus.
The Labour leader revealed that he will be in quarantine until next Monday after being notified of the situation.
However, Sir Keir stressed he has no symptoms and would keep working from home.
Sir Keir Starmer revealed that he will be in quarantine until next Monday after being notified of a positive coronavirus contact
Sir Keir stressed he has no symptoms and would keep working from home
‘This morning I was notified that I must self isolate after coming into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19,’ he tweeted.
It means Sir Keir will not be physically present for the weekly PMQs session – although he has grilled the PM via video link in the past.
‘I have no symptoms and will be working from home until next Monday.’
Sir Keir was previously forced to isolate after a member of his private office tested positive.
He is the latest senior politician to have to quarantine due to a contact, with Matt Hancock only emerging from his spell yesterday.
Boris Johnson has also been subject to the 10-days isolation rules over recent months due to coming close to an individual who was infected.