New rule will be enforced by spot-checks, with penalties including fines or deportation. FMTNews
A traveller wearing a protective suit enters Heathrow airport in London in March.
It comes as the UK, which has the world’s second-highest coronavirus death toll after the US, cautiously charts a way forward after imposing strict stay-at-home orders in late March. The newspaper said the new rule would be enforced by spot-checks on the address given by travellers, with possible penalties including fines of up to £1,000 or deportation.The BBC reported that the two-week quarantine restriction was set to be brought in at the end of May, citing government sources and aviation industry body Airlines UK.
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