Ben Wallace visiting Manchester Airport border control

The transcript discusses the UK government's approach to managing travel restrictions in light of COVID-19 outbreaks in various countries. It highlights the need to balance medical advice with the flow of international travel, ensuring that countries without COVID can travel freely. The Department of Transport is reviewing the situation, considering the impact on the NHS and targeting restrictions where necessary.

What is the government's current stance on travel restrictions for countries with COVID outbreaks?

How does the Department of Transport plan to balance medical advice and traffic flow?

What measures are being considered for countries that currently do not have COVID?

What is the significance of ensuring that British tourists can travel freely?

What actions are being taken to review the travel situation as it relates to COVID?