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Updated 11 February 2021: Coronavirus (COVID-19): travel corridors
Updated 11 February 2021: Coronavirus (COVID-19): travel corridors
Created By
Catherine O Neill
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You do not have to self-isolate on arrival in England if these are the only places you have been to or stopped in during the previous 14 days.
Published 3 July 2020
Last updated 11 February 2021 — see
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