Commision votes against travel ban

[clearedforlanding]

Nouvelle souche du Covid au Royaume-Uni: la Commission se prononce contre les interdictions generales de voyages - Le Soir

So it is up to each individual country to exercise the right to close it's borders.

[Old Greg]

Nouvelle souche du Covid au Royaume-Uni: la Commission se prononce contre les interdictions generales de voyages - Le Soir

So it is up to each individual country to exercise the right to close it's borders.

Nigel won’t be ‘appy.

[ladymuck]

Nouvelle souche du Covid au Royaume-Uni: la Commission se prononce contre les interdictions generales de voyages - Le Soir

So it is up to each individual country to exercise the right to close it's borders.

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[Zigenare]

Nouvelle souche du Covid au Royaume-Uni: la Commission se prononce contre les interdictions generales de voyages - Le Soir

So it is up to each individual country to exercise the right to close it's borders.

It's good to see that the EU is finally learning.

[GigiBronz]

Same message on all news outlets...

“It’s those franchies innit?”

So tired of this culture of a blame game.
Now we are supposed to be revolted that we cannot live without a connection to the main continent that was obvious all along.

[darmstadt]

It's good to see that the EU is finally learning.

Maybe it would have been better all round if the UK had learnt that actually, each country in the EU has sovereignty and can control their own borders but that would have defeated the purpose

[Old Greg]

Maybe it would have been better all round if the UK had learnt that actually, each country in the EU has sovereignty and can control their own borders but that would have defeated the purpose

Churchy could never learn that.

[clearedforlanding]

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Yep. Guilty as charged. xx

[Mordac]

Maybe it would have been better all round if the UK had learnt that actually, each country in the EU has sovereignty and can control their own borders but that would have defeated the purpose

This is a pandemic situation; under 'normal' circumstances there would be no need to shut the border with the UK. If each nation has 'sovereignty', why did the EC have to take a vote on the issue?

[clearedforlanding]

This is a pandemic situation; under 'normal' circumstances there would be no need to shut the border with the UK. If each nation has 'sovereignty', why did the EC have to take a vote on the issue?

They took a vote on a common policy. The EC are not able to vote as to whether the French open their borders or not as they are a sovereign nation. Funny that.