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Welsh football fans have been warned against travelling to Wales delayed Euro 2020 group games in Azerbaijan and Italy due to Covid restrictions.
But the FA of Wales said the UK Foreign Office had issued advice, warning Wales fans not to travel .
Although travel is no longer illegal to countries on the amber list, UK governments have advised people not travel to amber countries.
However, Wales First Minister Mark Drakeford has urged people against any unnecessary foreign travel.
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) said it had been in talks about games at the European Championships with the UK government and has now confirmed fans attending the matches will not be deemed as essential travel .
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image captionMark Drakeford said the things that make Wales Wales were at stake
Wales cultural identity is at stake in the row over an Australian trade deal being finalised by the UK government, the first minister has warned.
Mark Drakeford is concerned about both the economic effects and the impact on the future of our communities .
He opposes proposals to give Australian lamb and beef producers access to UK markets without import taxes or quotas.
Mr Drakeford expressed concern about the possible impact on the identity of Welsh speaking heartlands .
Currently imports from Australia face tariffs, making products such as beef and lamb more expensive to buy in UK shops and supermarkets.
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Boris Johnson suggested that concerns about the trade deal with Australia from SNP and Plaid Cymru politicians showed they were lacking in ambition TO travel or not to travel? That shouldn’t be the question, says Keir Starmer, because the government should be making clear that holidays to “amber list” countries are banned. So why are UK Government ministers giving mixed messages about whether non-emergency trips are permitted? The Prime Minister helpfully responds with a mixed message of his own, emphasising that that those making trips for “emergency or any … er … extreme, any extreme reason” have to self-isolate for 10 days and that there will be hefty fines for anyone who doesn’t “obey the quarantine”.