Plans have been expected all week for a "traffic light" system, with a list of "green" or "amber" countries from which Brits won't have to quarantine when they arrive home. No10 also wanted to go a step further and announce "air bridges" - a two-way agreement with named countries, where Brits would be promised no quarantine at either end. (Image: Xinhua/REX/Shutterstock)Currently all travellers entering the UK - bar some exemptions - face 14 days of quarantine. Questioned today, Downing Street could not say when the "traffic light" list would take effect - despite journalists previously being told it was "likely" from Monday 6 July. Under the new traffic light system Austria, Barbados, Croatia, Germany, New Zealand and Thailand are some of the countries that have been given the 'green' light, according to the Sun.

Source: Daily Mirror July 02, 2020 16:21 UTC