The rules British holidaymakers have to follow in Spain

advice here.The FCO advice states: “The wearing of masks is obligatory throughout Turkey in crowded places and specifically in markets and supermarkets, hairdressers and barber shops.“The wearing of masks is also compulsory on all public transport, including Metro, buses, taxis and ferries, and in some areas, masks must be worn when travelling in private vehicles with more than one person.”In addition to the above, the wearing of face masks is mandatory at all times outside the home in the

hereOther comments from angry locals included: “Once again, the economic interests of a few above the health of all!”“Two months ago, the police were checking bags in case you hadn't really gone out to buy. Today, there is no forceful action when faced with images like this.

reports that some Brits have had to sleep on beaches while others have returned home.

Liverpool Echo about what it’s actually like to go on holiday in the current climate - and is already wishing to go again.

hereThe British man was thought to be on holiday with his family when he fell from the seventh-floor balcony of the hotel in the early hours of Saturday, the MailOnline reports.He collided with a Spanish man who was on the terrace below.A spokesman for the National Police in Malaga said: “I can confirm two men have died at a hotel in Marbella after one plunged from the seventh-floor and landed on top of another.“We are investigating.”Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News

Those looking to book a summer getaway are in luck as Jet2 is gearing up to welcome passengers back on to its flights next week.The airline will restart flights to quarantine-free countries from July 15 after the government revealed its list of countries,  including Spain and France, without needing to quarantine upon their return.However, Jet2 have kept the likes of Bulgaria, Montenegro and Portugal, out of their restart plans due to the countries quarantine measures.If you are joining the

busiest airport has accused Holyrood ministers of "dithering" over a decision on which countries holidaymakers can travel to without facing quarantine restrictions. A list of air corridors has already been drawn up by the UK Government that explains which airports British holidaymakers can fly to from this month.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterFrom July 10, visitors to England from 50 countries classified as “low risk” in regards to the coronavirus will no longer have to adhere to the nation’s mandatory two-week quarantine period, the UK government has confirmed.You can see an image of the full list, published on the government’s website, below. Key countries on it include: Germany, Spain, France, Italy, South Korea, and Australia.

Holidaymakers will be told they cannot visit countries such as the US and Greece without having to quarantine.However, people arriving in England from more than 50 other destinations such as France, Spain, Germany and Italy will no longer need to quarantine, the Department for Transport has confirmed.Asked by the BBC on Friday whether the United States would be on a 'red-list' of countries to which a 14-day quarantine period will apply, Mr Shapps said: "I'm afraid it will be."He also said that

– What will be announced on Friday?Transport secretary Grant Shapps will announce the lifting of the quarantine policy for passengers arriving in England from countries such as Spain, France, Italy and Germany from July 10, with other countries due to form part of this list.Meanwhile, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office will set out exemptions for a number of destinations from its global advisory against “all but essential” international travel which will come into force on Saturday.– How will