Coronavirus in Scotland: Quarantine rules lifted for travel to Spain

People who travel to Scotland from Spain will no longer have to go into quarantine for 14 days on arrival. The change, coming in later this week, was sanctioned after a review of infection rates in mainland Spain and the Spanish islands. The move opens the path for Scots to go on holiday in Spain, and for Spaniards to travel to Scotland. Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf said further countries could yet be added to the list of 'air bridge' destinations. But he warned that Covid-19 was 'still active and still deadly' and added that further changes would only be made when it was 'safe to do so'.