Howard Quayle hints at policy change to committee
Returning residents may no longer have to be quarantined at the Comis Hotel, as government ministers are considering allowing them to self-isolate at home instead.
The potential for a change in policy was confirmed by Chief Minister Howard Quayle during a sitting of the Public Accounts Committee this morning.
He stressed that this could only happen under certain circumstances, and if it was 'safe and manageable' to do so.
Government 'expects fuel pricing to stabilise by middle of week'
Chief Minister to address House of Keys on topic tomorrow
Tanker carrying 4.5 million litres of fuel waiting to dock
Forecourts prepare to replenish stocks as diesel prices rise
Queues at pumps as diesel prices increase across Island
Average of 185.9p per litre - a 50p rise
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