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The growing rebellion against quarantine for UK arrivals

1 June 2020

9:09 PM

1 June 2020

9:09 PM

The government’s most unpopular policy on its own benches is its plan to make almost everyone arriving in this country quarantine for 14 days. Among backbenchers and the outer cabinet this policy is disliked with an increasing intensity. ‘Colleagues absolutely hate it’, one cabinet minister tellsme.

Some backbenchers dislike it because it will hit their own constituencies particularly hard – airlines and airports will lay off more staff because of it.

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