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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostTypical Irish shambles.
Travel to Ireland from Manchester - Quarantine.
Travel to Ireland from Norn Irn - No Quarantine.
Travel to Norn Irn from Manchester - No Quarantine.
Travel To Ireland from Manchester via Norn Irn - No Quarantine.
Don't travel to Manchester.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostTypical UK gov shambles.
Irish public sector employees have been told that they have to take 2 weeks' leave when returning from overseas. No WFH.
Travel to Ireland from Manchester - Quarantine.
Travel to Ireland from Norn Irn - No Quarantine.
Travel to Norn Irn from Manchester - No Quarantine.
Travel To Ireland from Manchester via Norn Irn - No Quarantine.
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostAnd you think you're going to get a 100% uptake of people arriving back at Luton, checking into the local Travelodge for 2 weeks at their own expense voluntarily? You are completely mad. .
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Originally posted by AtW View PostPeople who travel, obviously.
Should be cheap rates at Thistle Heathrow at the moment
Anyway, The Thistle Heathrow went bust. One bad review was all it took...
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostWho pays for all that? Travel insurance? Best of luck, nobody has ever successfully claimed on a travel insurance policy*. And in a pandemic? No chance.
Should be cheap rates at Thistle Heathrow at the moment
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostIs Spain worse than the US?
Are the Spanish islands bad?
Is it worse now than it was when Spain first went into lockdown and we let all Spanish visitors into the UK without quarantine?
I'm not saying that we shouldn't restrict travel to the worst parts of Spain, but treating the Canaries like the mainland seems odd. And not treating the US like mainland Spain is also at odds with the Tory quarantine policy.
Just saying .... but politics is still at the heart of these decisions and not just health and safety
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Originally posted by AtW View PostInfections in Spain are exploding - it’s crazy people are even allowed to go there for non-life critical stuff.
It’s 6 months into this tulip and there are still no designated hotels for ALL arrivals to quarantine
*Nobody I've ever met, anyway. I still have an annual policy out of fear, but in reality I know that's £135 a year down the drain.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostNumpty government
One man from Liverpool who flew back to the UK today said a region-specific approach should have been adopted with the Spanish quarantine measures.
James Sloan, 34, said his family-of-five had been on holiday in Mojacar, more than 400 miles from the nearest Covid-19 outbreak in Barcelona.
He told the PA news agency: “When we flew out to Spain 10 days ago from Manchester there was an outbreak in Leicester, 100 miles away, but that wasn’t seen to be a problem.
“So why is it a problem when our nearest outbreak was 400 miles away from us in Spain?”
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Originally posted by AtW View PostInfections in Spain are exploding - it’s crazy people are even allowed to go there for non-life critical stuff.
It’s 6 months into this tulip and there are still no designated hotels for ALL arrivals to quarantine
Are the Spanish islands bad?
Is it worse now than it was when Spain first went into lockdown and we let all Spanish visitors into the UK without quarantine?
I'm not saying that we shouldn't restrict travel to the worst parts of Spain, but treating the Canaries like the mainland seems odd. And not treating the US like mainland Spain is also at odds with the Tory quarantine policy.
Just saying .... but politics is still at the heart of these decisions and not just health and safety
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Numpty government
One man from Liverpool who flew back to the UK today said a region-specific approach should have been adopted with the Spanish quarantine measures.
James Sloan, 34, said his family-of-five had been on holiday in Mojacar, more than 400 miles from the nearest Covid-19 outbreak in Barcelona.
He told the PA news agency: “When we flew out to Spain 10 days ago from Manchester there was an outbreak in Leicester, 100 miles away, but that wasn’t seen to be a problem.
“So why is it a problem when our nearest outbreak was 400 miles away from us in Spain?”
Sent from my 5g carrier pigeon
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Infections in Spain are exploding - it’s crazy people are even allowed to go there for non-life critical stuff.
It’s 6 months into this tulip and there are still no designated hotels for ALL arrivals to quarantine
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The cynic in me is wondering if this is the Tories having a bit of a tantrum because the EU negotiators won't give them their cake and let hem eat it. Spain was much worse earlier in the pandemic and yet now this shower think we should be locking down all travelers from Spain (even the islands where the infection rate is well below the UK rate).
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostTMI
And I wouldn't give a tulip if someone could cut his internet connection off repeatedly for 14 days.
I weep when I see mismatched cut wood.
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