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There is increasing pressure on UK government, from MP's, airline bosses and the tourist industry to cancel the 14-day quarantine rules. From next Monday, nearly all passenger arriving into the UK will be required to self-isolate for 14 days.
"From Monday 8 June, People arriving in the UK must self-isolate for 14 days to help slow the spread of coronavirus," the government has said.
Travelers, including Brits returning from their holidays, will have to tell the government where they will be staying and there will be random spot checks.
Those who do not comply will receive fines of up to £1000.
However experts say the rules will devastate the travel industry the more and could result in even more job losses. But the UK government has made it clear that the new measure is essential as coronavirus cases in the UK have started falling.
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