Transport Correspondent for the Daily Mail 
Highly Commended for Young Journalist of the Year, Press Awards 2019.
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EXCLUSIVE: The Prime Minister’s father has ignored the Foreign Office travel warning to visit his holiday home in Greece.
Speaking from the balcony of his villa last night, Stanley Johnson urged his son to sort out air bridges and said Brits pose ‘no danger’ to Greece.pic.twitter.com/0EiZU2MMsW
Although Greece has banned direct UK flights, Mr Johnson was able to take a Wizz Air flight from Luton to Athens via Sofia. He stressed his trip is ‘essential business’ to make his four-bed villa Covid-secure ahead of the holiday letting season.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8481617/PMs-father-Stanley-Johnson-79-jets-Greek-mountain-villa.html …
This is such a sad read, and must be the story of so many, not just in Leicester
He flew Wizz Air - they don't sell connecting flights. So he had to collect his bags, exit customs & check in again. Bulgaria requires ALL arrivals to quarantine for 14 days. He's broken BG law by not doing so before boarding again. Only connecting transit passengers are exempt.
The Greeks should lock him up & throw away the key!
Losing "freedom of movement" doesn't affect rich Tories!
#Shysters
He hasn't just "ignored the Foreign Office travel warning": he's broken Greece's perfectly reasonable rules against travellers from the UK - Europe's biggest covid hotspot - as they try to contain their own outbreak.
Coronavirus: Greece extends travel ban on UK visitors for two weeks | World News | Sky Newshttps://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-greece-extends-travel-ban-on-uk-visitors-for-two-weeks-12017620 …
"Speaking from the balcony of his villa last night, Stanley Johnson urged his son to sort out air bridges and said Brits pose ‘no danger’ to Greece." I rather think that's a decision that falls within the bailiwick of the Greeks rather than a foolish British elitist.
Excellent use of *bailiwick* too.
Kudos. 
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