Priti Patel

New rules will require to isolate all the people who arrive in the UK, yourself, are effective for 14 days.

Home Secretary Priti Patel said the laws are designed.

But be warned, some of the industries that they are heavily influenced by The Rules .

From Monday, passengers arriving by plane, ferry or train - including nationals of the United Kingdom -

Who, on the arrival from The Republic of Ireland, the channel Islands or The Isle of Man do not fill the form or enter the quarantine.

All other travellers can fill a monetary penalty of £100 for the failure, in the "Public Health passenger locator" form or entry will be denied.

If you are unable to address, the Government will be the accommodation to the traveler on his expense. It is also checked whether The Rules are followed.

should the passengers do not travel with your own car to your destination, where possible, and once at the destination, you need to use Public Transport or taxis.

you don't have to go to work, school, or public areas, or have Visitors , except for indispensable support.

the passengers, a fine of £1,000 is not threatening, if you isolate yourself for the full 14 days.

Some People , However, are from the payment of compulsory isolation, including cargo workers and doctors, the Essential Care .

the passengers in transit are not to pass through the border control, also.

The travel industry has been vocal in his criticism of the Government 's quarantine rules, warning that a mandatory two-week isolation period did not deter the Visitors and endangers jobs.

The manufacturing industry has also shown that less flights are restricted, imports and exports, the freight is a knock-on effect for the aviation industry, as well as hindering The Recovery of some companies.

British Airways , Easyjet and Ryanair Procurator General Sir Jonathan Jones , the Government 's most senior legal Official in The First Phase, written have required, if legal action against the Government .

in the Government , travel, quarantine rules.

And travel trade body Abta has called on the Government to urgently create a roadmap for restarting international travel.

"We need to restart international travel, as soon as it is safe to do so, and the company and the customer benefit would be outlined by the Government , if this would happen," said Abta chief executive Mark Tanzer.

"It's a lot of livelihoods are At Stake , and the bookings will only start to pick-up seriously, if people and companies have a better idea, to open what is the plan of the Government is, the United Kingdom and the access to international destinations"

the UK's largest airport services company Swissport, has also warned that The Rules could sector to deliver a "killer blow" to the tourism.

On may 24, demanding that the Government avoid it, isolate a "blanket approach" to the Visitors of the UK.

Instead, they suggested that the United Kingdom votes, so-called "air-bridges" with countries, the prices low, coronavirus, and, therefore, the Visitors from these countries to enter the UK without quarantine for 14 days.

after this, aviation, Maritime and rail industry heads of state and Government were invited to a Round table discussion with the interior Minister and aviation minister Kelly also stars Arbuckle's at the 4. June to discuss the new quarantine plans.

However, aviation bosses told The Bbc that they are not impressed by the content of the conversation.

The Bbc understands that Priti Patel has no assurances that the quarantine would be reduced in any significant way soon by the adoption of the air-bridges with other countries.

According to The Bbc 's transport correspondent, Tom Burridge , relations between the Government and the British aerospace industry, are now at "Rock Bottom ".

BA, which is already under tremendous financial burden due to the pandemic, the quarantine rules, "another blow for our industry."

The airline has suggested to hold 12,000 employees redundant on the water. Separately, Heathrow Airport managing Director, warned that 25,000 jobs could be At Risk at Heathrow Airport .

Government sources told The Bbc that the United Kingdom's objectives in the hope to secure air-bridge agreements with certain countries, including many of the major European destinations, such as Portugal, Spain and France, as well as Australia and Singapore.

But, for now, the Government 's position is that the idea is only "under consideration".

Source of news: bbc.com