Wales introduces similar approach to England and Scotland for restart of international travel
Similar to the system implemented in England and Scotland, Wales has introduced a traffic light system for those intending to travel internationally.
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Similar to the system implemented in England and Scotland, Wales has introduced a traffic light system for those intending to travel internationally.
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Similar to the new rules outlined by the UK government for England, the Scottish government has introduced a traffic light system for international travel.
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