Whilst much of Europe is battling the Omicron variant of Covid-19, the U.K. (which is roughly 3-4 weeks ahead of central Europe in terms of the impact of the new variant) has decided to ease travel restrictions for people entering the country.
From 4am Friday 7 January, arrivals into the U.K. will be able to take a cheaper lateral flow test instead of a more expensive PCR test. Lateral tests can be bought for about £30 ($40) whilst PCR tests cost around £80 ($110), so the news will be a relief, particularly to large families traveling with children.
Currently, it is necessary to take a test on Day
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