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Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has hit out at Britain's new quarantine measures as 'designed by [/news/dominic-cummings/index.html Dominic Cummings], for Dominic Cummings' and said the plans will cause 'untold damage' to the tourism industry. 
Starting next Monday, everyone coming to the UK by plane, rail or https://vacationtravel.hpage.com/the-untold-stories-of-double-decker-living-root-bridge-of-meghalaya.html sea must provide an address and self-isolate for two weeks, with spot checks from officials.

Some limited exceptions will be made for lorry drivers and [/news/nhs/index.html NHS] workers.
[/news/priti-patel/index.html Home Secretary] Priti Patel has insisted that the 14-day quarantine for people arriving in the country was 'essential to save lives'. 
But Ryanair boss Mr O'Leary is among a growing number of business leaders hitting out at the Government's plans.
Speaking on BBC Breakfast, he said: 'You don't have a quarantine, people are going to be allowed to come next week through Heathrow and Gatwick, they then get on the London Underground, the trains, the buses, the taxis, to get to their destination.
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary said the new quarantine measures would cause 'untold damage' to British tourism
'This is a quarantine designed by Dominic Cummings for Dominic Cummings, who as we all know, doesn't observe quarantine,' Mr O'Leary said, alluding to the row over the top aide's trip to Durham at the start of lockdown. Pictured is Mr Cummings outside Downing Street today
'They can stop off in the supermarkets, they can play a round of golf, there is no quarantine.'
Mr O'Leary said the form for quarantine was not even available yet on the Government website for travellers to fill in.
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