House of Lords written question – answered at on 17 July 2007.
asked Her Majesty's Government:
Whether it is permissible for liquids purchased in a duty-free location and bottled in units of more than one litre to be carried in a passenger's hand luggage when the passenger is in transit through a United Kingdom airport.
Under EU regulations, passengers transferring via EU hub airports (including in the UK) are able to carry liquid duty-free items on to their connecting flight provided that the items have been purchased airside at an EU airport or on board an EU carrier, are supported by a receipt issued within the last 24 hours and remain in a sealed tamper-evident bag throughout the journey.
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