Quayle call comes ahead of England lockdown
Chief Minister Howard Quayle is urging Island residents to avoid unnecessary travel to the UK, with England entering a second lockdown from Thursday.
The only exceptions are for medical treatment, work or to care for a sick relative.
Mr Quayle is aware of people trying to come home and is asking them to respect all of the restrictions put in place:
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