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People Breaking Travel Rules Could Face Up To 10 Years In Prison, Says Matt Hancock

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People Breaking Travel Rules Could Face Up To 10 Years In Prison, Says Matt Hancock

People Breaking Travel Rules Could Face Up To 10 Years In Prison, Says Matt Hancock

Matt Hancock has announced a range of new restrictions on travel into and out of the UK, to limit the chance of passengers introducing new variants into the UK.


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