Grant Shapps has said the quarantine rules will not be lifted next week for travellers arriving from the United States or from Greece. While quarantine measures will be lifted, passengers arriving in the UK will still need to fill out a “locator form”, Mr Shapps said. “It’s very important to stress the quarantine does exist until July 10,” Mr Shapps said. He said while “nothing could happen” before July 10, “from that point onward you will be legal not to quarantine yourself”. He told BBC Breakfast that passengers who are currently isolating for 14 days will be able to break the restrictions legally from next Friday. Visiting a Spanish beach may still be a possibility this summer (Photo: Getty) The system was devised by scientists, and is based on how countries are managing the Covid-19 pandemic. The list was drawn up using a “traffic light” system, with air bridges granted to countries in the “green” and “amber” sections. The most important thing is to maintain the gains that we have had.” It is really important that we have done this in a very careful and cautious way. “France, Germany, Italy and Spain will be on that list. If you add in the overseas territories, 60-something-or-other that will be announced later today. Transport Secretary Grant Schapps told Sky News: “There will be a list of 50-plus countries.
However, the USA, Portugal and China will remain on the “red” list – which means there will still be a ban on non-essential travel to these destinations.
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Spain, France, Italy and Germany are all on the list, which will be published in full on Friday 3 July.
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