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folks love the red machine jet2 it will take all your punters just wait and see

No hols anytime soon you wete warned tbis will be under 150 come August

The crowds are selfish bastwards

What about the vulnerable they pass it onto you clown there a foolish minority not the majority 63% want quarantine for health of the nation

None of the majors are flying in June Pete and will not in July if FCO and quarantine is still there in July wake up smell the coffee

if figs drop that will be good can't argue with that I hope it does one asap

Not what was expected no future date on bridges, they sound ultra cautious imho on hols and later on in the year is way off

ATB

Worth reporting Imho it's a free bb mate

However, health minister Edward Argar was cautious about the prospect of Britons being able to enjoy a holiday this summer.

"I really hope people will be able to enjoy a holiday later this year," he told Sky News' Kay Burley @ Breakfast show.

"But it is hugely important that I say we can only do things like that when the infection rate and the risk of a second spike are so reduced.

"I don't think we're in a position to say that yet."

However, health minister Edward Argar was cautious about the prospect of Britons being able to enjoy a holiday this summer.

"I really hope people will be able to enjoy a holiday later this year," he told Sky News' Kay Burley @ Breakfast show.

"But it is hugely important that I say we can only do things like that when the infection rate and the risk of a second spike are so reduced.

"I don't think we're in a position to say that yet."

No hols until later in the year

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-ministers-defend-quarantine-saying-we-will-all-suffer-if-we-get-this-wrong-11999519

No hols until later in the year minister is hopefully oh dear me

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-ministers-defend-quarantine-saying-we-will-all-suffer-if-we-get-this-wrong-11999519

Similar 're cases

Bricks yes agree with you.

She should have done back then bit cases are so.ilar now hence the rule there all useless twaats

yes mate

Virus goes away happy days if not u happy days

it's as simple as that in my book

ATB

Not today read telegraph article no date to be given for air bridges and rightly so sod hols public health first because if we don't get this gone over the next 3 months can you imagine what winter will be like there are still more cases now than when we started lockdown

riti Patel: 'We owe it to the victims of Covid-19 to impose quarantine'

Writing for the Telegraph, the Home Secretary insists travel restrictions are vital to prevent a second wave of coronavirus

ByCharles Hymas, HOME AFFAIRS EDITOR2 June 2020 • 9:51pm

 

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Quarantining people arriving in the UK is crucial to preventing a second coronavirus peak, Priti Patel has said as she prepares to defend the controversial policy to MPs.

The Home Secretary, writing for The Telegraph with Grant Shapps, the Transport Secretary, warns “we will all suffer if we get this wrong” and argues tourism will be up and running faster if tough measures are taken to keep the virus in retreat. The article refers to air bridges, which would see restriction-free travel between the UK and some countries, but does not mention a date.

There has been growing Cabinet tension over quarantine, under which from Monday almost all people arriving in the UK must self-isolate for 14 days. The joint article by Ms Patel and Mr Shapps, who first raised the possibility of travel corridors, is intended to show Government unity on the issue....

riti Patel: 'We owe it to the victims of Covid-19 to impose quarantine'

Writing for the Telegraph, the Home Secretary insists travel restrictions are vital to prevent a second wave of coronavirus

ByCharles Hymas, HOME AFFAIRS EDITOR2 June 2020 • 9:51pm

 

What is nature's role in climate change?

Sponsored

Quarantining people arriving in the UK is crucial to preventing a second coronavirus peak, Priti Patel has said as she prepares to defend the controversial policy to MPs.

The Home Secretary, writing for The Telegraph with Grant Shapps, the Transport Secretary, warns “we will all suffer if we get this wrong” and argues tourism will be up and running faster if tough measures are taken to keep the virus in retreat. The article refers to air bridges, which would see restriction-free travel between the UK and some countries, but does not mention a date.

There has been growing Cabinet tension over quarantine, under which from Monday almost all people arriving in the UK must self-isolate for 14 days. The joint article by Ms Patel and Mr Shapps, who first raised the possibility of travel corridors, is intended to show Government unity on the issue....

don't read the comics bud

Read the article in the telegraph

under 4 by friday