Updates As The UK Begins Quarantining Arrivals Swapping Lockdown For Sweden

From Monday, most people arriving in the UK will have to quarantine for two weeks
Some groups are exempt such as road haulage workers and travellers from the Republic of Ireland
The move is controversial, with airlines and travel companies saying it is unjustified
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As we've been reporting, new travel rules have come into force for the UK today.
It means people arriving in the country from abroad - includin
g UK nationals - will have to isolate for 14 days.
But that two-week period does not apply to people travelling from the Republic of Ireland, leading some to suggest a "Dublin dodge".
So can the rules be bypassed this way? We've been answering that and some of your other questions on the quarantine here.
For some people however, there's only one question on their minds: can I go on holiday this summer?

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