Germany and Sweden removed from travel corridor list of exempt countries
From 4 am Saturday 7 November, people arriving in the UK from Germany or Sweden will need to self-isolate.

Nov 8, England: Passengers arriving into the UK from Germany and Sweden from 4 am on Saturday 7 November 2020 will need to self-isolate for 2 weeks before then following domestic rules, as travel corridors continue to be used to protect the nation from imported cases of coronavirus (COVID-19).
The government’s travel corridor policy remains a critical part of the government’s COVID-19 response as it mitigates the risk of importing infections from abroad; this has not changed following the introduction of new restrictions in England.
Anyone arriving into the UK from all destinations on the government’s travel corridor list will need to abide by all applicable domestic rules. Passengers travelling from a non-exempt country, territory or region would still be required to self-isolate for 2 weeks.
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