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Spanish citizens who refuse to be vaccinated against coronavirus will be added to a register which will be shared with other EU nations, the health minister has said.

coronavirus cases, having so far recorded more than 400,000 infections and nearly 30,000 deaths. Last month, the country’s air corridor with the UK collapsed, and returning tourists were told to quarantine for two weeks.

Brits visiting Spain have been banned from smoking in the street or public spaces if social distancing is not possible.

Spanish regions have agreed to orders to close nightclubs and ban smoking in outdoor areas while keeping a safe distance from others.The move is aimed at halting the rise of coronavirus cases, Health minister Salvador Illa said on Friday.He also advised against meetings of more than 10 people and warned young people specifically not to gather outside to drink alcohol.Infections have spiked in recent days, bringing the total as of Thursday to 337,334 since the pandemic began.Local governments have already planned banning smokers from beaches at popular getaway spots from next year.It will mean Brits who escape for summer sun in 20201 will be sunbathing on smoke-free beaches.All five beaches in Santa Cruz will be covered by the ban.This is a

Valencia's Champions League last 16 decider against Atalanta will be played behind closed doors due to ongoing coronavirus concerns.

holiday to Spain this summer if they can pass three simple health checks upon arrival, Spain's Minister of Health has confirmed.Holidaymakers will firstly have to fill in a form stating where they will be staying for the duration of their trip and whether they've previously had coronavirus.Then they will also have their temperature taken at the airport and undergo a visual inspection.Spain's Minister of Health, Salvador Illa, issued the summer holiday hope for Brits planning to get away as he unveiled the new plans at a press conference in Madrid on Friday.The checks will be implemented from Sunday.If the passenger fails one of the three checks, they will then be seen by a doctor.The checks, which will begin to be applied this Sunday in