Overseas travel in connection with foreign homes will be permitted under coronavirus rules to be voted on by MPs.
Under the rules people leaving England for a foreign holiday could face a £5,000 fine but an exemption dubbed the “Stanley Johnson clause” will allow trips for the “purchase, sale, letting or rental of a residential property”.
The Prime Minister’s father was slammed last July after it emerged he had travelled to Greece to visit his mountain villa despite Government advice urging Britons against all but essential international travel.
He argued that he was on “essential business trying to Covid-proof my property in view of the upcoming letting season”.
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