Full list of countries on the 'Amber' list and what it means

Rylan Clark dodged awkward question about his ex-husband live on his BBC Radio 2 show.The TV and radio host announced his divorce from Dan Neal last year after being married for six years.The 33-year-old who has recently taken a two week break from his radio show due to being unwell returned to his presenting duties on Saturday.Rylan was joined by comedian Lou Sanders to discuss her upcoming tour however, the interview took an unexpected tern.The 36-year-old asked the X Factor star if his ex-partner Dan "was bleeding him dry" amid their divorce.On the show, Rylan shared with BBC listeners that he had taken up the hobby of rollerblading after buying a bargain pair online.The star confessed: "I love little rollerblades!"Lou asked: "Why not quads? They are cuter?"Rylan explained: "No, I find them more difficult!"Sounding surprised that the Celebrity Big Brother winner rollerbladed, Lou asked: "Do you rollerblade?""Yeah I love a blade!", he replied.Lou asked: "Do you whizz about?"Rylan responded: "Yeah me around Vicky park, loving life! Pair of 40£ blades off amazon! I’m laughing.""Oh that is a lovely scene!" Lou said.Rylan laughed and added: "Other online retailers are available."Lou went on to point out: "Yeah but you can probably afford a pair of snazzier ones!"Rylan then hit back: "Darling I’m going through divorce!"Lou asked: "Oh no he bleeding you dry?"Rylan awkwardly gigged and avoided the question: "You know we are going to talk about this after this! Have a bit of Coldplay! I can’t talk about this on the wireless!" before playing a song.The presenter met former policeman Dan in 2015 after he interviewed him on Big Brother sin-off show Big Brother's Bit on the Side after he was a housemate and got evicted. Stay up to

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Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays From Monday, May 17, the ban on international travel will be lifted – meaning it's not against the law to travel for a non-essential reason.Instead, a traffic light system will come into effect, dictating the rules you will need to follow when you return – such as how many days you need to quarantine.Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced that only a select few countries would feature on the green list – the countries you can travel to without having to quarantine on return, unless you test positive for Covid-19.The 12 countries include Iceland, Portugal, Gibraltar and Israel.UK summer holiday favourites such as Spain, Greece and Italy will

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays Finally, travel is to once again allowed internationally, with the government recently announcing the "green" list for where Brits can head to this summer for a holiday.Speaking earlier this month, transport secretary Grant Shapps confirmed Gibraltar had made a limited list of countries where free travel would be permitted."Green" countries are deemed as safe to fly to without individuals needing to quarantine on their return.Also making it onto the list was Australia, Brunei, Falkland Islands, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Israel, New Zealand, Portugal (including the Azores and Madeira).

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays It's official, Brits can finally head overseas from May 17 after the government announced international travel can resume. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps revealed international travel can begin to safely open in a couple of weeks.He outlined stricter border control measures with a "green, amber and red" list to determine the restrictions in each location.Green means people will not need to quarantine on return to England, while people mustn't travel to amber and red places leisurely.

coronavirus test.Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said the removal of the ban on international leisure travel is "necessarily cautious".Travel industry leaders, however, warned that it could "delay the industry's recovery" after the pandemic.Critics have hit out at the number of destinations on the list, and have called for the Greek islands, the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands to be added.Virgin Atlantic called for the US to be added to the green list, and EasyJet boss John Lundgren said the decision to put so few European countries on the list was "simply not justified by the data or science".The stark warnings from travel bosses come after Border Force director Paul Lincoln warned travellers they should expect waiting times

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travel to without having to quarantine on their return from May 17.The plans are set to be signed off at a government 'Covid-O' committee meeting on Friday morning where countries will be ranked either green, amber or red under a new traffic light system.

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays Brits are on the cusp of being given the green light to travel abroad for a holiday for the first time this year – but a group of MPs may be looking to scupper those plans by advising that international travel should be "discouraged".Hopes are high that the Government will finally confirm that from May 17 international flights will once again be allowed to take eager holidaymakers to sunny destinations.Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Transport Secretary Grant Shapps have confirmed that the UK will adopt a traffic light system that will determine how long travellers have to quarantine for when they arrive in the UK.Holidaymakers travelling back

Eager Brit holidaymakers are expected to find out which countries will be on the foreign travel "green list" next week.