As Covid cases start to rise again in Wales, more people are now facing the question of what they should do if they catch the disease.
The most recent figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS), published on Friday, June 24, suggest that around 68,500 people would have been positive for Covid in the week ending June 18, 2022 - equivalent to around one in 45 residents. This is up from 64,800 positive cases in last week's reported figures, equivalent to one in 75 residents.
Until the start of 2022, the rules around Covid were very clear. If you had symptoms, you isolated and got a test. That was the law, but now, things are open to the discretion of the person involved. So what is the current guidance?
