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Yep, doesn't make any sense UK side. The French side I just read about the double jabbed. Just checked on the gov website, but seems just France is odd compared to others. Hope it does change, as you say.
You can get jabbed in France, well around south east/ south central Paris. But then will the UK recognise and how will you get the NHS to recognise the jab.
lynx
The definition of 'fully vaccinated' in France is either two doses or one dose and a positive test in the last 6 months. I would qualify in the latter category. That means I can travel to and around France with impunity.
As I've had a recent positive test, I also have a Covid Pass in the UK which allows me into venues like clubs, where 2 doses are required.
Unfortunately, it looks like, returning to the UK with a single vaccination means I would have to quarantine for 10 days even though it's highly likely the rules re: quarantining from France will change this Thursday. Anyone I travel with would have to do the same.
It's madness.
Technically, I think if we all drive there, spend two weeks there, then my wife / daughter fly back and I drive back, only I need to quarantine. It doesn't make any sense.