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Neighbours legends Alan Fletcher and Jackie Woodburne banned from travelling to the UK over coronavirus pandemic

Alan Fletcher Susan Kennedy Jackie Woodburne Karl Kennedy Australia Britain Coronavirus stars pandemic travelers and Banned

06.07.2020 - 15:55

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NEIGHBOURS stars Alan Fletcher and Jackie Woodburne have been banned from flying to the UK over coronavirus fears. The actors - who play soap legends Karl and Susan Kennedy in the Australian soap - were due to fly to the UK to promote the soap’s 35th anniversary but were stopped due to insurance reasons over the pandemic. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates Instead the stars appeared on today's Good Morning Britain via video link.

Alan explained: "There have been some travel restrictions, from insurance really. We just have to be cautious." Jackie added: "We’re just so sad we can’t be with you in person.

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