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By Rory Cellan-Jones and Leo Kelion
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Police officers in England and Wales are to be told they can download the NHS Covid-19 app on to their personal smartphones and use them at work.
The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) issued the guidance after carrying out its own technical review of the software.
Individual officers and other police staff will be informed on Wednesday.
The NPCC had previously advised officers not to download the app on any device ... Read even more
