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Does vaccination protect us or not? I’ve now had two AstraZeneca Covid 19 injections, some time ago, but I’m sat here completely bemused, and wondering why I bothered. I need to go to Bulgaria two weeks hence on a business trip and whilst the guidance is more complicated than finding your way through Longleat maze, it seems I have to take a Covid test to re-enter the UK, which I will need to take before I leave the UK, because I will be abroad for less than three days? On re-entry I have to quarantine, even though Bulgaria is not a red list country, and take two more tests, one after three and one after five days or is it eight days?