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Fully vaccinated travellers entering the U.K. from the remaining seven countries on the 'red list' will not have to self-isolate from 4am on Monday. But the Government has left the door open to bring back the policy.
Just seven countries are left on the Government's 'Red List' after 47 countries were removed in what has been described as one of the biggest reopenings of overseas travel since the start of the pandemic.
New rules for overseas travel will see the 'Green' and 'Amber' list countries merged – meaning unvaccinated travellers will have to test upon returning from former Green countries.
Up to 45 countries could be removed from the travel 'Red List' this week, leaving just nine subjected to the toughest rules, as the Government says travel should not be "unnecessarily restricted".
On Saturday, the Irish Government announced that travellers from its list of 'designated states' (Ireland's 'Red List') would no longer have to quarantine for two weeks, creating pressure on Westminster to follow suit.
MailOnline has a harrowing story about a woman who discovered Mexico has been placed on the red list as she was flying to Mexico City yesterday. Unfortunately, the cheapest flight home before Sunday is £6,878.
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