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COVID-19: When the government's 'opaque' green, amber and red list decisions don't match the data How does the government decide which countries are on the red, amber and green lists that determine which countries Britons should or shouldn't visit - or rather what kind of quarantine they have to undergo when they return? The question is of more than academic significance, given the controversy over Britain's decision on 2 April to put Pakistan and Bangladesh on to its "red list" (which compels travellers from those countries to quarantine in a government-endorsed hotel and bans th...

The chairman of easyJet is preparing to step down as Britain's airline industry holds its breath for a summer season recovery that could salvage its short-term future.

New figures show cases of the Indian variant of concern are growing fast, but from a low level.

A minister has told Sky News that step three of England's lockdown easing will still go ahead on Monday, despite soaring cases of the Indian variant of coronavirus in the UK.

Island FM Last week, the UK government announced that it would be cutting its annual foreign aid commitment. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab set out the allocation for the UK's Official Development Assistance spending for 2021-22 at 0.7% to 0.5% of gross national income. Following the announcement, 200 UK charities and aid organisations accused the government of delivering a "tragic blow" to the world's most marginalised people. Four aid charities operating in Lebanon, Zambia, Congo and Sierra Leone spoke to Sky News about the impact these cuts will have ...