sent back to their own country well the report showed that almost 2000 children were held in london heathrow and city airport detention centers in the period between february 29th and january 2020 and while the board say lengths of stay longer than a few hours around satisfactory 73 children were kept there for more than $12.14 minors were detained for longer than 24 hours responding to the concerns the home office has said that it's moving to resolve the issues raised. detention is an important too in the immigration system but it is vital that is carried out with dignity respect and protect the most vulnerable as this report recognizes we have already made improvements particularly in relation to managing detainees with mental health issues we will continue to look for ways to improve detention for both the care and welfare of detainees and our activists to porsche removal from the u.k. of those who do not have the legal right to be here human rights or shred em can't tollway that despite the government's repeated acknowledgements over the years necessary improvements to child attention fa

disproportionate step well adding his voice to those of the airlines the chief executive of london's heathrow airport has expressed concern that the u.k. economy will be further held back by these new quarantine rules the airport is normally the busiest in in europe but has had to close 3 of its 5 terminals because of the lock down. long waits while traveling are nothing new. but industry big wigs in the united kingdom are worried about a new travel the way starting today travelers to the u.k. must quarantine for 14 days after arriving. so far the rule out has reportedly been bumpy. so all the plane was in the bus even though before we get to the flight they say keep your social this things keep your mask on and all that stuff but the bustles is literally. between all of us apparently people who are not informed that you need to. book you on one form before you come here i see maybe 5 persons but people who keep their estate on they didn't do it so that will delay the time and she hasn't it says the government says it's trying to protect britain's from the next wave of coronavirus and is read

wednesday was officially the hottest day of 2020 so far — 32.6 celsius at london heathrow airport. i think somewhere towards the west of london or on into parts of the midlands. make no mistake, it will be hot and humid day across the board. we're pulling our air in across western europe, originally from northern africa, and you can see the amber makes it all the way to the north of the uk for thursday. so, areas that have lagged behind a little with the temperatures, scotland and northern ireland, will move into the warmer air through the day. notice some thunderstorms there towards the north—west — we'll see more of those a little later — but generally, not much happens on that chart through thursday. that's because basically it's a day of blue skies and sunshine, and up go those temperatures. 30 degrees possible in central scotland, mid—20s for northern ireland, and as i said, possibly 33 somewhere further south. however, when it gets that hot, you know what's coming — thunderstorms. thursday evening, pretty quiet, very muggy, a lot of late sunshine, but then on into the small h

wednesday was officially the hottest day of 2020 so far — 32.6 celsius at london heathrow airport. here towards the west of london or on into parts of the midlands. make no mistake, it will be hot and humid day across the board. we're pulling our air in across western europe, originally from northern africa, and you can see the amber makes it all the way to the north of the uk for thursday. so, areas that have lagged behind a little with the temperatures, scotland and northern ireland, 00:26:52,409 --> 2147483051:50:10,920 will move into the warmer 2147483051:50:10,920 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 air through the day. notice some thunderstorms there towards the north—west — we'll see more of those a little later — but generally, not much happens on that chart through thursday. that's because basically it's a day of blue skies and sunshine, and up go those temperatures. 30 degrees possible in central scotland, mid—20s for northern ireland, and as i said, possibly 33 somewhere further south. however, when it gets that hot, you know what's coming — thunderstorms. thursday evening, pretty q

yesterday was the hottest day of the year so far. 32.6dc recorded at london heathrow. to the west of london or in parts of east anglia or the midlands. the heat is more widespread across uk today. scotland and northern ireland have lagged behind with the hotter in from the southin behind with the hotter in from the south in recent days. as you can see, that amber colour makes its way in here for this afternoon. we will see outer temperatures speaking for the week across northern ireland and scotland. 30 degrees possible through the central islands of scotland. mid—20s will northern ireland. to store the north—west of scotland, a sign of things to come with thunderstorms around. elsewhere, faultless blue skies and sunshine and up those temperatures 90, sunshine and up those temperatures go, into the low 30s across a good pa rt go, into the low 30s across a good part of england wales. 0f go, into the low 30s across a good part of england wales. of course when it averages get that high it can only go one way. thunderstorms will and our week. —— end. welcome to bbc news. i

are sent back to their own country will of course show that almost 2000 children were held in london heathrow and city airport attention centers in the period between february 29th t. and january 2020 and while the board say lengths of stay longer than a few hours around satisfactory 73 children were kept there for more than 12 and 14 minors were detained for longer than 24 hours or spawning to the concerns the home office has said that it's moving to resolve the issues raised. detention is an important tool in the immigration system but it is vital that is carried out with dignity respect and protect the most vulnerable as this report recognizes we have already made improvements particularly in relation to managing detainees with mental health issues we will continue to look for ways to improve detention provoke the care and welfare of detainees that are affected and if through force for move or in the u.k. of those who do not have the legal right to be here. or to discuss the issue of migrant children detention conditions are now joined by human rights shwed and car trips thank you for join

wednesday was officially the hottest day of 2020 so far — 32.6 celsius at london heathrow airport. 're likely to see 33, again, i think somewhere towards the west of london or on into parts of the midlands. make no mistake, it will be hot and humid day across the board. we're pulling our air in across western europe, originally from northern africa, and you can see the amber makes it all the way to the north of the uk for thursday. so, areas that have lagged behind a little with the temperatures, scotland and northern ireland, will move into the warmer air through the day. notice some thunderstorms there towards the north—west — we'll see more of those a little later — but generally, not much happens on that chart through thursday. that's because basically it's a day of blue skies and sunshine, and up go those temperatures. 30 degrees possible in central scotland, mid—20s for northern ireland, and as i said, possibly 33 somewhere further south. however, when it gets that hot, you know what's coming — thunderstorms. thursday evening, pretty quiet, very muggy, a lot of late sunshine,

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wednesday was officially the hottest day of 2020 so far — 32.6 celsius at london heathrow airport.ee 33, again, i think somewhere towards the west of london or on into parts of the midlands. make no mistake, it will be hot and humid day across the board. we're pulling our air in across western europe, originally from northern africa, and you can see the amber makes it all the way to the north of the uk for thursday. so, areas that have lagged behind a little with the temperatures, scotland and northern ireland, will move into the warmer air through the day. notice some thunderstorms there towards the north—west — we'll see more of those a little later — but generally, not much happens on that chart through thursday. that's because basically it's a day of blue skies and sunshine, and up go those temperatures. 30 degrees possible in central scotland, mid—20s for northern ireland, and as i said, possibly 33 somewhere further south. however, when it gets that hot, you know what's coming — thunderstorms. thursday evening, pretty quiet, very muggy, a lot of late sunshine, but then on int

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so as new government rules mean many of these planes will stay grounded jonah al-jazeera at london's heathrow airport. shopping most restaurants and places of worship are reopening in india months after the government imposed the world's largest lockdown but corona virus infections are still rising india has reported more than a quarter of a 1000000 cases and almost 7000 deaths it is about her number for new delhi. the bagging of drums welcomes worshippers to new delhi's 500 year old man temple along with a man dressed as the temples namesake hindu isms much loved monkey god hunnam on while priests offer praise the ancient rituals include some new guidelines like temperature checks satta taishan tunnels mosques and limited numbers of people to ensure social distancing the opening of religious places as being welcome to the country where 80 percent of people say religion is very important to them as. god is the supreme being and he's going to make everything ok there is no greater doctor than guard he's gone to all the sadness in the world that are different doctors but every ailment but god i

and in fact, temperatures reached 33.3 celsius at greater london's heathrow airport, so this is the hottesthowers and thunderstorms over the next 2a hours or so. if you catch one, you'll certainly know about it. it will begin across more western areas this evening and overnight, spreading their way northwards. could see a fewjust running into southern england by around dawn. central and eastern areas should tend to stay dry and it's going to be a very warm and muggy night, uncomfortable for sleeping. so, for friday, perhaps some showers and thunderstorms across the west, another band moving northwards across england and wales through the day, followed by further thunderstorms into the afternoon. hitand miss. some areas may stay dry, other areas could see some flash flooding, large hail and frequent lightning. another warm day but not as hot as it has been, certainly fresher out, and that's because we've got an area of low pressure moving in for the weekend to bring some wetter and windier weather. hello, i'm babita sharma. welcome to outside source. there's another stark warning from the wo

so as new government rules mean many of these planes will stay grounded journal al-jazeera at london's heathrow airport plenty more for you any time on our web site address that is al-jazeera dot com and you can also watch us live by clicking on the orange live icon al-jazeera dot com. our mind of the top stories on al-jazeera the former police officer accused of killing george floyd has appeared in court for the 1st time derek show been appeared by video link he's charged with 2nd and 3rd degree murder and 2nd degree manslaughter bail was set at $1250000.00 thousands of people queued to pay their respects to george ford's body at his home city of houston his funeral will be held there on tuesday they have been previous memorials in minneapolis where he died and in north carolina where he was born u.s. house of representatives speaker nancy pelosi was one of several politicians who knelt in silence in the capitol building to mark floyd's death the democrats' own veiled a police reform bill which they say aims to create structural change. despite widespread calls to take away the funding or disb

london's heathrow airport has begun cutting frontline jobs.will first seek voluntary departures after agreeing on a severance plan with unions. the airport has previously warned that the quarantine could lead to a third of its 7000 jobs being cut. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. dying ritika gupta -- i'm ritika gupta, this is bloomberg. tom: we really appreciate that. coming up, an important conversation. david westin with the speaker of the house, with turmoil and protests still across the u.s. david westin with nancy pelosi. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. multiple ecb officials are warning in the wrong -- are warning about the rising risk of deflation. is so active, inflation expectations have declined to fast and the overall risk of a spiral is -- we are back with jean-claude trichet, the former ecb president. when you look at deflationary pressures around the world, is the biggest concer

no decision has taken over redundancies yet he says they want to secure all exiting slots at london heathrowome pretty big lines around the 14-day quarantine plan saying the government has torpedoed plans to start flying in july. they are considering legal action against the quarantine plans. this goes with the similar criticism from other airline ceos including ryanair ceo michael o'leary and now british airways ceo saying they are considering legal action against these plans. this is a story to watch in terms of the job cuts. messages no decision taken over redundancies yet >>> let's push on and talk about u.s. unemployment picture rates expected to climb to 20% in may. the highest level going back to the 1940s. according to economists, the nonpharm payrolls have declined after the pandemic wiped out 25 million jobs in april. the number of people filing declined for the ninth week in a row. the data remains well above the precoronavirus levels. jobs report will be out at 14:30 cet today. >>> let's get back to chair of chatham house, former chair of economy ministry do you think it makes se

so as new government rules mean many of these planes will stay grounded journal al-jazeera at london's heathrow airport and weeks of lockdown have ended in russia's capital moscow people are allowed to move around freely and some more businesses are reopening a number of infections there has more than hard in recent weeks to around 2000 a day russia has the 3rd highest number of confirmed cases in the world and start lifting the virus restrictions in 4 phases starting june 15th but flights from low risk countries won't be allowed to arrive until the 3rd phase for the beginning of august recorded over 70000 cases mexico is gradually reopening but there are worries it could be doing so to early countries now 2nd only to brazil when it comes to the most covered 900 deaths in latin america more than 14000 people have died from the virus. well as we're saying latin america is the world's worst hit region by the virus pandemic that's according to the world health organization but while cases continue to skyrocket in countries like brazil and mexico the caribbean island nation of cuba has gone 9 strai

cnn's anna stewart is live at london heathrow airport and al goodman is in madrid for us. let's go with you, anna, to talk about this new travel policy. good morning. >> reporter: it's still fairly quiet here at heathrow airport. a few planes have landed this morning. upon arriving you need to quarantine for 14 days. the way this will work here, you fill out an online form 48 hours before you travel to the u.k. you list your address and where you will be staying in the next two weeks. there will be spot checks. failure to do so, breaking that rule could result in a 1,000 pound fine. that's $1300. however, this is not as strict as many other countries. for instance, people landing here today can't actually be taking public transport. they can buy food and medicine. the government in the u.k. have come under a lot of fire over this. some say it's come too late. it would have been effective many months ago when the u.k. had fewer cases. now the u.k. has some of the worst cases on the continent. is it really that effective? others like the airline industry, hotels, say it will

the travel industry on available evidence possibly not it's stuff john holl is live at heathrow airport in london thank you now senior u.k. cabinet minister is condemning protesters who tore down a statue of a 17th century slave trade in the home secretary pretty patel described it as something disgraceful and an act of vandalism crowds and bristol rips the 125 year old statue out of the ground and into the harbor. is the leader of britain's main opposition labor party he says it was wrong to pull down the statue in that way but added that it should have been removed long ago one of his colleagues went further tweeting this good and if statues of confederates for toward the slavery and white supremacy should come down then why not this one someone responsible for measurable blood and suffering will never solve structural racism until we get to grips with our history in all its complexity and the end of the hash tag. black lives matter and raises the point there about these statues in the us built after the american civil war in honor of heroes who fought to keep slavery they've often been a flash

she is at london's heathrow airport. good to see you, anna. what's the latest on this? >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. from a very blustery heathrow airport. i was here three weeks ago telling you the u.k. had opposed a blanket, 14 day quarantine for anyone arriving in the u.k. people said it was too late in the pandemic to be effective. it's hugely damaging for the travel and tourism industry. the government promised a three-week review. it's a more targeted right. number one, that the rates of transmission of the virus in that country is the same or lower than the u.k. and, two, there is a track and trace system or test and trace system that is in the same place as the same standard as the u.k. the country's expected to be on this list that helpful fill this criteria will be france, germany, italy, spain, greece, possibly not portugal one of our european neighbors which has had a large outbreak in lisbon. expecting it to be announced sometime this week. it will be hugely good news for the travel and tourism sector who have been campaigning for these averaging in

temperatures reached 32.6 celsius at london's heathrow airport making it the hottest day of the year for top back in 2017 temperatures peaked at 35dc. we have got more of that hot sunny humid weather to come on thursday but more widespread as well. after that we are going to start to see some big country downpours break out. these have the potential to bring some flooding issues. for most of us on thursday, start off on a dry note with lots of morning sunshine. maybe a few fun patches around the coastal areas. there may be a few showers forming through the afternoon across the high ground in scotland drifting northwards for a time but the vast majority of us it's hot, it sunny and humid. high temperatures for northern island, 20 for in belfast was up 28 and glascow but the highest temperatures across the self, we will see temperatures probably peaking around 33 celsius we will start to see storms break—out across the south and west of the uk. it will be another very warm at night for sleeping. these are the kind of temperatures as you perhaps going to bed. 23 and libby will elect liv

as new government rules mean many of these planes will stay grounded jonah hold al-jazeera at london's heathrow airport. more than 100000 people have tested positive for the chrono virus and pakistan at the population cannot afford quality facemask so some are resorting to homemade versions which don't provide the level of protection they need real mohamed has more. face masks are the latest essential item for many in pakistan as the threat of corona virus spreads but with a population of 200000000 people appropriates protective equipment isn't affordable for everyone. in poor neighborhoods and markets in the capital mosques come in different colors and of materials sold for one cent each. kiani selling mosques has improved a business you must mail order. i say these mosques and sell them at cheaper price to earn a living for my family as people can afford a quality mask. well these masks the cheap they're not medically approved and they're not sterile yeah everybody our younger people i know these on the hygenic but i'm only buying it just to avoid police arrest otherwise i won't buy a beautif

so as new government rules mean many of these planes will stay grounded jonah al-jazeera at london's heathrow airport. shopping most restaurants and places of worship are reopening in india months after the government imposed the world's largest knocked out but corona virus infections are still rising india has reported more than a quarter of a 1000000 cases and will go several 1000 deaths and is a must for on and reports. the bagging of drums welcomes worshippers to new delhi's 500 year old hunnam on temple along with a man dressed as the temples namesake hindu isms much loved monkey god hunnam on while priests offer praise the ancient rituals include some new guidelines like temperature checks satta taishan tunnels mosques and limited numbers of people to ensure social distancing the opening of villages places being welcome to the country where 80 percent of people say religion is very important to them as. god is the supreme being and he's going to make everything ok there is no greater dr than guard he's gone to all the sadness in the world that are different doctors what every ailment bu

keir simmons is in london's heathrow airport with the latest what is the story?ntries are discussing which citizens from around the world to allow into the european union for non-essential travel like vacations and business two european union diplomats tell nbc news that right now in the situation is fluid american citizens are not on that list of people acceptable for non-essential travel now, the calculation is being made based on infections -- whether infections in a place are higher or lower than here in europe now, it's important to point out that no decision has been made they still have around a week left and that even then individual european countries can choose not to follow this guidance but there is a real challenge here because for example, infections, of course, in china are lower than in europe so it has the potential for europe to decide to accept chinese citizens for non-essential travel but not american citizens. we talk many times, guys, about how the coronavirus can cause real diplomatic tensions around the world. this is a good example of tha

temperatures at heathrow in london reached 33.1; celsius, but if you are not a fan of the heat and theat things are now turning fresher. through friday, it will be a cooler day, the chance of some heavy showers and some thunderstorms around too. still quite a mild, muggy start to the morning. first thing friday, those temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens — could be not shy of 20 degrees for central london first thing friday morning. now, we start with this band of fairly heavy showers and thunderstorms. this is nine o'clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the south—west of england and wales. the south—east of england, through the midlands, up towards north and north—west of england into northern ireland as well, that's where we are likely to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the da

temperatures at heathrow in london reached 33.1; celsius, but if you are not a fan of the heat and thee thunderstorms around too. still quite a mild, muggy start to the morning. first thing friday, those temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens, could be not shy of 20 degrees for central london first thing friday morning. now, we start with this band of fairly heavy showers and thunderstorms. this is nine o‘clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the south—west of england and wales. the south—east of england, through the midlands, up towards north and north—west of england into northern ireland as well, that‘s where we are likely to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the day. so, it‘s much of northern england, north wales into scotland that is going to be seeing some of the heavy showers

in london the city's heathrow airport has began cutting frontline jobs after they should impose a new rule that requires incoming travelers to quarantine. it causes a reduction in the number of people passing their present in germany chancellor angela merkel warning the pandemic is far from over in her country as some regions experienced signs of the second wave. in india thousands of new coronavirus infections during its total to more than half a million making it the country with the fourth highest number of cases behind the u.s. of brazil and russia. in egypt at clubs jim's company and -- gyms are reopening. in china 17 new cases reported today in the nations capitol beijing, the most in a week. in south korea a resurgence of cases over the past month threatens to raise the country's earlier success but officials concerned over the nascents fragile economy have resisted imposing restrictions that were used in april. in iran newly-released satellite images show friday's explosion took place near a suspected underground time i'll and secret missile site causing leaders in the u.s. an

temperatures at heathrow in london reached 33.1! and the humidity, you will probably be pleased to hear that things are now turning fresher. through friday, it will be a cooler day, the chance of some heavy showers and some thunderstorms around too. still quite a mild, muggy start to the morning. first thing friday, those temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens, could be not shy of 20 degrees for central london first thing friday morning. now, we start with this band of fairly heavy showers and thunderstorms. this is nine o'clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the southwest of england and wales. the southeast of england, through the midlands, up towards north and northwest of england into northern ireland as well, that's where we are likely to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their w

temperatures at heathrow in london reached 33.4 celsius, but if you are not a fan of the heat and thengs are now turning fresher. through friday, it will be a cooler day, the chance of some heavy showers and some thunderstorms around too. still quite a mild, muggy start to the morning. first thing friday, those temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens, could be not shy of 20 degrees for central london first thing friday morning. now, we start with this band of fairly heavy showers and thunderstorms. this is nine o'clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the southwest of england and wales. the southeast of england, through the midlands, up towards north and northwest of england into northern ireland as well, that's where we are likely to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the day. so, it

temperatures at heathrow in london reached 33.1; celsius, but if you are not a fan of the heat and theturning fresher. through friday, it will be a cooler day, the chance of some heavy showers and some thunderstorms around too. still quite a mild, muggy start to the morning. first thing friday, those temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens, could be not shy of 20 degrees for central london first thing friday morning. now, we start with this band of fairly heavy showers and thunderstorms. this is nine o'clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the southwest of england and wales. the southeast of england, through the midlands, up towards north and northwest of england into northern ireland as well, that's where we are likely to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the day. so, it's much of n

the highest value was 33.3 celsius at heathrow and greater london.showing their hand across the far south—west. they start to drift northwards in clusters across parts of wales, across the irish sea, the isle of man and into western scotland. could see just a few arriving across southern england by the end of the night but elsewhere it is going to be dry with clear skies and a very warm and muggy night to come, no lower than 18 or 19 and some of the large towns and cities. friday morning we have those showers and storms out west. this band of thunderstorms and showers will tend to spread northwards across england and wales through the morning pushing into northern ireland and scotla nd pushing into northern ireland and scotland into the afternoon. we see a further rash of thunderstorms developing in response to the heat and humidity. not quite as hot on friday as we have had the last couple of days but across east anglia we could reach 30 celsius but fresher out west. these thunderstorms violent if you catch some. the weekend fresher for all of us, l

the heat was widespread but we saw the top temperature of 33.3 celsius, to be exact, at heathrow in greater londonre of the year so far. but it's all going to go out with a bang, we're already starting to see low pressure move in, and we close the week out with an increasing risk of thunderstorms, some of which could be pretty intense, a risk of flooding in places, large hail and frequent lightning. now, for friday morning a band of thunderstorms will move northwards across england and wales, pushing in to parts of northern ireland and scotland and then later in the afternoon, we'll see further thunderstorms moving in behind. hit and miss storms, not everyone will get one, but if you do, you'll certainly know about it. now, it's not going to be quite as hot either on friday, although parts of the east and south—east could still see temperatures close to 30 celsius, but fresher out west. so these thunderstorms through friday into saturday, could pose some issues, we'll see very heavy rain, risk of flash flooding, large hail and frequent lightning with some of them, so stay tuned to the forecasts. n

the next couple of days so that's going to help to break the heat temperatures in london yesterday got 32 celsius at heathrow another one on thursday maybe a degree or 2 a hotter than that as well paris at 35 celsius there you go you can see the signs of that so wet weather just moving in across the alps ahead pretty pushing towards that western side of scotland as we go on through thursday shows continuing just around the parity some showers there around the outer season wet or whether it will pass of the balkans around croatia. pushing up towards ukraine begin to see more of those as we go on through the next couple days it does stay very disturbed the show's beginning to gather a little bit just around the alps as southern parts of germany will see that wetter weather size of that he starting to break across the the northwest still very hot in spain meanwhile let the temperatures here will gradually ease also sunshine here across northern parts of africa and still plenty of showers down to the west. you know. sometimes the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of this s

let's go now to heathrow airport in london where cnn's anna stewart is live for us.us more about these restrictions. >> morning, natalie. well, just as many airports across europe are actually beginning to lift their quarantine measures, here in the uk they're just beginning. so passengers arriving into the uk from this morning, and we've had a few flights landing early in the morning, they will now have to quarantine themselves for two weeks, 14 days, and the way the process works is they go online, they fill in a form with their contact details and the address where they're going to be for the next two weeks, and it will be enforced. so they were not quite sure how strictly. appears possibly not that strictly. it is day one. police will be able to go to those addresses over the next two weeks and do spot checks on those passengers to check that they are there. however, there are plenty of loopholes for this quarantine. people are allowed to travel, for instance, from here, from the airport to their homes by public transport. they can leave their homes to go to the