Kieran's family caught in cycle of treatment and isolation
A mother who's six year-old son has leukemia says cutting down their self-isolation will allow him to lead a normal life.
Keiran must be taken for regular appointments in the UK, meaning his family have been stuck in perpetual quarantine on their return.
From the end of this week, government is reintroducing tests on the seventh day of self-isolation.
It's a welcome development for Keiran's mum Rachel:
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