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UK coronavirus LIVE: Brits returning from France face paying hundreds of pounds as Grant Shapps says it's 'no surprise' it's now on quarantine list

April Roach
·1-min read
Tourists wearing protective face masks walk on the beach in Nice: REUTERS
Tourists wearing protective face masks walk on the beach in Nice: REUTERS

Britons face paying hundreds of pounds if they try to return from France on Friday after it was removed from the list of safe countries people can travel to without going into quarantine.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said that Britons should "not be surprised" about the move, due to the rising cases of Covid-19. Travellers returning from Netherlands, Monaco, Malta, Turks & Caicos and the island of Aruba will also have to self-isolate for 14 days.

British Airways is charging £452 for the cheapest tickets to fly direct from Paris to London Heathrow, while the same journey on Saturday can be made for just £66. The cheapest ticket on a Eurostar train from Paris to London is £210, compared with £165 on Saturday.

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It comes as the lockdown in England is set to ease further on Saturday, with more beauty treatments, small wedding receptions and live indoor performances able to resume.

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