Boris Johnson speaking at Government coronavirus press briefing

The video discusses the risk of new COVID-19 strains and the UK's response to mitigate this risk. It announces a ban on flights from South America and Portugal and the temporary closure of all travel corridors. Travelers entering the UK must present a negative COVID test taken within 72 hours before departure and complete a passenger locator form. Upon arrival, they must quarantine for 10 days or take another test on day five. The UK will enforce these measures strictly, with fines for non-compliance.

What initial action was taken to prevent new COVID-19 strains from entering the country?

• Increasing domestic travel

• Banning flights from South America and Portugal

• Closing all schools

• Implementing a nationwide lockdown

What must travelers provide before entering the UK?

• A travel insurance policy

• A negative COVID test taken within 72 hours

• Proof of vaccination

• A letter from their employer

What is the purpose of closing travel corridors?

• To increase tourism

• To promote local businesses

• To protect against unidentified new strains

• To reduce air traffic

What is required upon arrival in the UK to avoid a 10-day quarantine?

• Attending a health seminar

• Showing proof of residence

• Taking another test on day five and receiving a negative result

• Paying a fine

What happens if travelers refuse to comply with the entry requirements?

• They face substantial fines

• They are deported immediately

• They are given a warning

• They are allowed to enter without restrictions