The exemption was between tiers but you would have to adhere to the rules of whichever was the strongest tier:
https://www.independent.co.uk/travel...-b1777473.html
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Rules if you live in tier 3
Tier 3 residents are not supposed to leave their area unless necessary, although they are allowed to travel through other tiers on the way to another destination, such as for international travel.
The examples of when travelling into another tier is permissible include: for work; for education; to access voluntary, charitable or youth services; because of caring responsibilities; for moving home; to visit your support bubble; for a medical appointment or treatment.
When tier 3 residents visit a lower tier, they should continue to follow the rules in tier 3 and must not stay with anyone they do not live with elsewhere in the UK or visit their home (unless they share a support bubble).
In addition, the government said: “If you live in a Tier 3 area and are going to a wedding, funeral, or linked commemorative event in a Tier 4 area, the event must follow the Tier 4 gathering limit. You must not attend a wedding reception in a Tier 3 or Tier 4 area.”
Rules if you live in tier 4
Tier 4 is in a category of its own.
Residents are told they should stay at home and not leave their tier 4 area except for a list of legally permitted reasons.
These are: travel to work where you cannot work from home; travel to education and for caring responsibilities; visit (including staying overnight with) those in your support bubble - or your childcare bubble for childcare; attend hospital, GP and other medical appointments or visits; where you have had an accident or are concerned about your health.
The government said that additional guidance will be set out in regulations.
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Starmer seems to be speed running attempting to lose the next election:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...chagos-islands
£18bn to give up islands we already own? I don't think this deal at all.