Quote: Hasbag "Surely people need to know who has tested positive in case anybody has been near to them? If I'd been in a restaurant with any Hull player over the weekend then I'd like to know if any of them were the ones who had tested positive as I would then need to isolate and get tested myself.'"
You might like to know, but you have no right to know any names. If the restaurant had a record of who's been in and when, then you'd potentially be notified that you'd been close to someone who had since tested positive but that's as far as it would go. You would then need to isolate - tests are only available to the general public for those showing symptoms
rlhttps://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-getting-testedrl
Worthwhile only frequenting places that take things seriously and make a record of your visit.