Coronavirus: UK threatens 10 years in prison for lying about travel history

Anyone arriving in England and found to have lied about a recent visit to a country on the UK government’s travel ban list faces up to 10 years in prison under new tough coronavirus border policies.Health Secretary Matt Hancock said that from Monday, residents of the UK and Ireland arriving in England from the places on the government’s “red list” will have to purchase a “quarantine package” that costs £1,750 (US$2,400) per person and covers accommodation, virus testing and other items…

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