England risk being kicked out of the World Cup under barmy Labour border plans

ENGLAND risk being kicked out of the World Cup under barmy Labour border plans.

Sir Keir Starmer wants arrivals from every country to spend ten days in hotel quarantine.

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There would be no exemptions for Three Lions aces.

Currently, the measures will apply to 33 countries and there are no exemptions for elite sports stars coming from nations where quarantining in hotels is required.

But if the proposals were expanded under Labour’s plans, England’s World Cup qualification games in Poland, San Marino and Albania would have to be forfeited.

Gareth Southgate’s team would be handed a 3-0 loss in each game, severely denting their chances of qualifying for Qatar 2022.

If the games did go ahead, they’d risk the Premier League’s wrath as stars would be held for ten days in hotels on their return.

The move would also throw the Euros, the Premier League, the Champions League, rugby’s Six Nations and the new Formula 1 season into chaos.

MPs will vote on Labour’s proposal which lists one exemption to the blanket ban — for hauliers.

Labour’s Shadow Home Secretary, Nick Thomas-Symonds said: “By quarantining all arrivals, we can help protect vaccines against new strains.”

But the Premier League has worked hard to make teams Covid secure, with players often travelling in bubbles.

A Tory Party spokesman said: “Labour’s plan to put 20,000 people a day in hotels is implausible.”