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You could spend up to 10 years in prison or face a hefty fine for lying about recent travel under Britains new coronavirus policies, officials announced Tuesday. Those who lie to avoid the latest hotel quarantine order will face a fine between about $6,900 and $13,850 (between £5,000 and £10,000) and a 10-year maximum jail sentence could be enacted for travelers found to have lied about their travel history on the UKs mandatory passenger locator form. "I make no apologies for the strength of...