COVID19: Ministers are facing a backlash from business over fears of the UK sliding into 'lockdown by stealth'
Mr Danker said working from home guidance should be reversed"as soon as it is safe to do so".
He called for the government's 5 January review to be used"to identify a new regime drawing on testing, COVID secure workplaces and antivirals, to outline its intention for ending the push to work from home". They said:"Pre-departure and upon-arrival testing clearly add very little value to our COVID protection, but unnecessarily disrupt Christmas for families as well as businesses while severely damaging the UK travel industry."The letter called for all emergency testing for fully vaccinated passengers to be removed at the first opportunity on 20 December as well as economic support to help the industry survive the crisis.
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