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Hello, the Green List has got longer.

These are countries you can go to and then come back to the UK

and you do not have to quarantine at home or in a hotel when you get back.

There is a catch though.

They're going on the green watch list from next Wednesday, which means they're not totally

green and there's a chance they could end up amber.

So, hmm, the countries are.

Anguilla, the British Antarctic Territory, Antiga and Barbuda, the Balearic Islands, Barbados,

Bermuda, the British Indian Ocean Territory, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Grenada, Madeira, Malta,

Moncerat, Pitcairn Henderson, V

Vadusi and Oeno Islands and the Turks and Caicos Islands and Dominica

Where you say? Well let's meet the man who has to explain to the world where that small Caribbean island is and what it's got going

for it, it's Colin Piper from the Discover Dominica Authority.

Hello Colin.

How are you Adam?

Well I'm feeling much cheered up after looking at loads of pictures on the internet of your nice island.

So do the sales pitch. Why should British people go on holiday to Dominica?

Well, first and foremost, you know, you have winters and we have summers year round so hate to rub it in

but that's one of them. Secondly a lot of people come to the Caribbean for

sun sand and sea well add rainforest to that in Dominica a lot of people think they have to go

to South America or further a field for that but Dominica sun sand, and rainforest.

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