‘What Do You Want Families To Do?’ Ranvir Confronts Grant Shapps On Amber List Holiday Turmoil | GMB

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Good Morning Britain published this video item, entitled “‘What Do You Want Families To Do?’ Ranvir Confronts Grant Shapps On Amber List Holiday Turmoil | GMB” – below is their description.

Ranvir challenges Transport Secretary Grant Shapps on what people should do if they have postponed holidays from last year and are now forced to either lose their money or face travelling to an ‘Amber List’ country.

Broadcast on 20/05/21

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