Coronavirus: England's quarantine scrapped for arrivals from 50 'low risk' countries
Arrivals from Germany and Italy will also no longer need to isolate on either leg of the journey.
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Coronavirus: England's quarantine scrapped for arrivals from 50 'low risk' countries
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Coronavirus: England to scrap quarantine for arrivals from 'low risk' countries
Arrivals to England from Germany and Italy will also no longer need to isolate, ministers confirm.
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England scraps quarantine for arrivals from ‘low risk’ destinations
The quarantine policy for passengers arriving in England from “lower risk countries” such as Spain, France, Italy and Germany..
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