Coronavirus tests: Why can't NHSheros get tests for coronavirus but Prince Charles can?
Clarence House confirmed Prince Charles, 71, was diagnosed with COVID-19 and said the royal displayed “mild symptoms” on Sunday before being tested on Monday. The results came through late on Tuesday night, the statement said, adding Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall does not have coronavirus.Minister of State for Health Edward Argar told Good Morning Britain this morning that the UK is trying to “continually ramp up the level of testing”.
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