Really? You are probably this thread's biggest contributor with hundreds of posts from pretty much the one angle.
Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!
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Really? You are probably this thread's biggest contributor with hundreds of posts from pretty much the one angle.
Barnfred 55
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Which angle is that?
Catfish Blues
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You can't fly directly into Greece from the UK, but it's not illegal to fly from UK to somewhere in Europe and then hop on a flight to Athens or Thessaloniki.
That went against Foreign Office advice on foreign travel, but again, it's not illegal to ignore FCO advice. Immoral ? Yes. Illegal ? No.
Might actually have you confused with someone else there tbf. I thought you were one of the daily "when are we opening again?“ brigade, but you have posted too much to vault and I'm not arsed picking through it. You're in the centre, whatever that means
roydo
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You might want to check the small print on any travel or medical insurance mind.
Travel insurance is the thing that people seem to be forgetting in all this.
From the date of lockdown, you can`t get travel insurance that will cover you for any condition arising from the virus. ( imagine how many that is ! )
If you took out insurance before this you`re fine, but anyone travelling abroad without travel insurance that includes cover against the virus, really does want their head looking at, it`s just insane.
Not a cat in hells chance I`d be taking that risk.
Very apt, but that quote never appeared in his diaries, it’s from a parody Twitter account, FakeyPepys
When your son is the prime minister, it is a bit crap.
Local press are saying UK flights to Greece from the 11th.Last week they said nothing until after the 15th at the earliest.
spectateur
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And he's rich and can afford backhanders.
I’d love to give him a backhander
He has a great uncle there
Catfish Blues
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Doesn't matter if you're loaded mate.
Lets face it, if your flights go tits up and you've got a seven figure sum in the bank, then it's just a minor inconvenience. If you need serious medical treatment, you're covered with EHIC. Worst case scenario would be you'd need medical repatriation, which might cost 20 to 50k.
Which presumably is one of the many things we lose in December?
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