Full list of updated green, amber and red countries - and the rules when you travel | UK News | Sky News
Department for Transport on Twitter: "You should NOT travel to any red or amber countries. The traffic light system means new rules on testing and quarantine for passengers. International travel will be
India moves to UK's 'amber list' today. Here's what it means for travellers | Latest News India - Hindustan Times
Border officials told not to make Covid checks on green and amber list arrivals | Coronavirus | The Guardian
Boris Johnson urges Britons to avoid 'amber list' countries for holidays | Financial Times
England Has Narrow Quarantine Exemption for Business Travelers - The New York Times
Border checks cut on people returning from green and amber list countries | Financial Times
Quarantine to end for vaccinated Britons arriving from amber list nations-media | Reuters
Naz Shah MP 💙 on Twitter: "My Statement: Pakistan remains on Red List whilst India moves to Amber https://t.co/PLV898tCeo" / Twitter
UK travel guidelines: Green and amber lists could go in UK's travel rules overhaul - The Economic Times
Amber list scrapped as England overhauls travel rules | CNN
Don't holiday in amber list countries - Boris Johnson - BBC News
Chart: The UK's Covid Travel Ratings | Statista
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Explained: What changes for travellers as the UK moves India from its 'red' to 'amber' list? | Explained News,The Indian Express
Covid-19: NI eases travel rules from amber list countries - BBC News
Covid: Portugal joins amber list after scramble to return - BBC News
Covid-19 Updates | Lexis
Green means go – navigating employee foreign holiday plans under the Government's traffic light system - Law Firm - Fox Williams
No quarantine' for vaccinated amber list arrivals in England | Coronavirus | The Guardian
What happened to the amber list countries? | CN Traveller
