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Buying a puppy in Wales: The pitfalls, dangers and the people out to con you

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Seeing red | Opinion | Law Gazette

On Tuesday 9 February 2021, the health secretary Matt Hancock announced in the Commons that new measures would come into force the following Monday, 15 February 2021. UK residents who have been to countries on the government’s red list will have to quarantine in an assigned hotel room for 10 days. Others will have to quarantine at home. Mr Hancock said: Kate Bex QC We are also coming down hard on people who provide false information on the passenger locator form. Anyone who lies on a passenger locator form and tries to conceal that they have been in a country on the red list in the 10 days before arrival here will face a prison sentence of up to 10 years.

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Portrait of the week: Hotel quarantine starts, Ribblehead Viaduct cracks and a royal guest for Oprah

Portrait of the week: Hotel quarantine starts, Ribblehead Viaduct cracks and a royal guest for Oprah
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COVID-19: UK introduces hotel quarantine for travellers returning from high risk nations

Last Updated: COVID-19: UK Introduces Hotel Quarantine For Travellers Returning From high Risk Nations UK PM Boris Johnson’s government on Monday rolls out mandatory hotel quarantine rules for arrivals from dozens of nations that are deemed high risk for Covid. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government on Monday rolls out mandatory hotel quarantine rules for arrivals from dozens of nations that are deemed “high risk” for the novel coronavirus variants, as it tried to stop the new strains from spreading in the nation. The fresh policy, aimed at limiting the spread of COVID-19, requires all British nationals as well as the permanent residents entering England from 33 countries on a wider travel van to self-isolate in approved hotels for ten days and take several tests for coronavirus.

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Red list passengers still free to mix with lower risk travellers on planes and at airports

Passengers arriving from “red list” countries destined for hotel quarantine are still free to mix with other lower-risk travellers on planes and on arrival at airports, undermining the scheme’s aim to limit the spread of Covid-19 variants entering the UK. The hotel quarantine scheme, which came into effect at 4am on 15 February, requires arrivals from 33 countries including the United Arab Emirates, Portugal and South Africa to quarantine in a.

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