we have got bulgaria who is gone to the green list and we've got croatia going onto green watch list which is where the bulgarians were. i think anyissueis where the bulgarians were. i think any issue is these are not destinations that traditionally have a huge number of birds going to the green list and we've got croatia going onto green watch list which is where the bulgarians were. i think anyissueis where the bulgarians were. i think any issue is these are not destinations that traditionally have a huge number of birds going to. they are popular it could be a case that people manage to switch their holidays to this destinations if they are not yet jobs. holidays to this destinations if they are not yetjobs. a bitter blow for the youngsters. they are the ones who really have suffered the most in a pandemic in terms of not being at risk of the coronavirus in the same but actually having the most restrictions put on them. for them the island of abita, a hugely popular island for the young they are now going to struggle if they want to go to those resorts put up because most of them

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it's entirely possible that much of the world may follow bulgaria and place travel from the uk on a red list. also in this programme: questions in the lords about about the disappearance of notes and coins. what analysis the government has made of the declining - acceptance of cash by retailers, particularly| in the hospitality sector. but first: it was supposed to be freedom day — the day people in england could throw away their masks, end social distancing, and even go clubbing. but, as it turned out, the prime minister, the chancellor, and the health secretary spent the day in self—isolation, as indeed did hundreds of thousands of others who'd been pinged by the nhs app. boris johnson answered questions at a news conference via video link from the prime minister's country residence, chequers. he and rishi sunak had announced they would use a little—known testing scheme so they didn't have to isolate — but they backed down after a political backlash. it was left to the vaccine deployment minister to update mps. nadhim zahawi announced that, from the autumn, vulnerable children

fortwo with nick gymnast competing for bulgaria. for two years she has been teaching here in the mountains of northern japan. for teaching here in the mountains of northern japan-— teaching here in the mountains of northern japan. for me it was like a dream come _ northern japan. for me it was like a dream come true _ northern japan. for me it was like a dream come true to _ northern japan. for me it was like a dream come true to come - northern japan. for me it was like a dream come true to come here - northern japan. for me it was like a dream come true to come here in i northern japan. for me it was like a i dream come true to come here in the place that i already love and to work with teaching gymnastics. that was my childhood. this is my passion. was my childhood. this is my assion. , ., , was my childhood. this is my assion. , ., ., , passion. five years ago, she invited the bulgarian _ passion. five years ago, she invited the bulgarian women's _ passion. five years ago, she invited the bulgarian women's gymnastics. the bulg

red list. . ~ we have moved on to bulgaria's red list. ., ,, , ., we have moved on to bulgaria's red list. . ~' , ., , we have moved on to bulgaria's red list. ., ,, y., , . nightclubs in england were allowed to re—open their doors from just after midnight last night — for the first time since march last year. let's speak to the cabaret performer, and radio and tv presenter amy lame — who's been london's night czar for the last five years. where were you last night? i was clued to where were you last night? i was glued to my _ where were you last night? i was glued to my telephone _ where were you last night? i was glued to my telephone to - where were you last night? i —" glued to my telephone to make sure everybody was reopening and able to do so safely and i am pleased to say that the reopening of the capital pot culture, hospitality and night—time economy venues is a really important to step back to the life we knew before stop this is the first time that nightclubs have been able to open in about 16 months. they were the first to close, they were the last to open as no

antoaneta vitale was once a world—class rhythmic gymnast competing for bulgaria. but for the last two years, she's been teaching here in the mountains of northern japan. for me, was really like a dream come true to experience to come here to a place i already love and to work with gymnastics. that was my childhood. i was growing up in gymnastics, so this is my passion. five years ago, murayama invited the bulgarian women's gymnastics team to make this place their 0lympic hometown. but that was before covid. he speaks his own language. this hotel manager shows me the route the bulgarian team the bulgarian team will now have to take to get back to their rooms. ok, so there's a screen here, can't go any further. at every stage, the team members will have to be kept separate from other guests. news that two ugandan athletes tested positive for covid after arriving injapan has added to his worries. translation: when i heard about ugandan team, - i was a bit concerned. if we have an athlete infect after they arrive, the infection could spread around the team. that is wh

her second vaccine for weeks, and her mother can't come to see her because she was double jabbed in bulgaria. it's quite disappointing because it's making a lot of plans notjust for me but i believe a lot of people who are wanting to go and see theirfamilies being reunited, they were making plans and unfortunately that's not happening now. the government has said it will look at whether it's possible to phase in people jabbed in other countries over the summer. what are you going to say to young people and those who are the last to be vaccinated that when it comes to international travel they are going to be left behind? children will be able to travel as if they were double vaccinated even though they haven't been vaccinated at all, and, look, as a government we have a choice of simply saying people will never be able to travel until every single last person has been vaccinated, or at least starting to open things up so people can see theirfriends, theirfamily, maybe travel for business. but some are still urging caution about opening up. we can open travel but we have to have the right saf

who who on his england debut inl bulgaria was racially abused. and his family had travelled . out to see their son make this debut, and he was racially abused by a minimum - of 50 bulgarians. so, he's very aware of the i races issues in this country racist issues in this country and in other countries far more than many politicians. - well, mayowa quadri is a freelance football writer and a broadcaster. he's also editorial officer at versus, which describes itself as a platform championing the future of football. mayowa, i know you don't have the backing of a major newspapers like the times, for example, so i imagine that you don't get the same access to top players, or do you? and i wonder how helpful footballers�* social media profiles are to you. we do to a certain extent. i think ultimately, that has come across social media. i feel that a lot more footballers are going to be in control of the narrative around themselves and tell authentic stories. i mean, print does an amazing job, but of course, broadcasters traditionally are focused on t

. - other changes include good news for those travelling to bulgaria and hong kong, which moved to green, and croatia and taiwan moved to the green watchlist. for those shifting amber, weighing up the extra frustration and expense against the lure of a holiday has become even more complicated. colletta smith, bbc news. the european union has set out sweeping policy proposals to try to reach its goal of becoming carbon—neutral by 2050. the plans include new taxes on shipping and aviation fuel and ending the sale of new petrol cars by 2035. frans timmermans is the eu climate policy chief. he says the plans are groundbreaking. this is really epic, what our colleagues were able to offer us in terms of quality, depth, analysis. i believe we now have analysis. i believe we now have a package that can take us to our goal, which is now a legal obligation of reducing our emissions with at least 55% by 2030, which would set us on a path of climate neutrality. 0ur correspondent in brussels, nick beake, is following developments. this is something which is going to cause quite a lot of discussion

antoaneta vitale was once a world—class rhythmic gymnast competing for bulgaria. but for the last two years, she's been teaching here in the mountains of northern japan. for me, was really like a dream come true to experience to come here to a place i already love and to work with gymnastics. that was my childhood. i was growing up in gymnastics, so this is my passion. five years ago, murayama invited the bulgarian women's gymnastics team to make this place their olympic hometown. but that was before covid. he speaks his own language. this hotel manager shows me the route the bulgarian team will now have to take to get back to their rooms. ok, so there's a screen here, can't go any further. at every stage, the team members will have to be kept separate from other guests. news that two ugandan athletes tested positive for covid after arriving injapan has added to his worries. translation: when i heard about ugandan team, - i was a bit concerned. if we have an athlete infect after they arrive, the infection could spread around the team. that is what i am most worrie

her second vaccine for weeks, and her mother can't come to see her because she was double jabbed in bulgaria. it's quite disappointing because it's making a lot of plans notjust for me but i believe a lot of people who are wanting to go and see their families being reunited, they were making plans and unfortunately that's not happening now. the government has said it will look at whether it's possible to phase in people jabbed in other countries over the summer. what are you going to say to young people and those who are the last to be vaccinated that when it comes to international travel they are going to be left behind? children will be able to travel as if they were double vaccinated even though they haven't been vaccinated at all, and, look, as a government we have a choice of simply saying people will never be able to travel until every single last person has been vaccinated, or at least starting to open things up so people can see their friends, their family, maybe travel for business. but some are still urging caution about opening up. we can open travel but we have to have the right

. _ other changes include good news for those travelling to bulgaria and hong kong, which moved to green, and croatia and taiwan moved to the green watchlist. for those shifting to amber, weighing up the extra frustration and expense against the lure of a holiday has become even more complicated. colletta smith, bbc news. the england footballer jadon sancho has made his first public comments following the racist abuse he received after missing a penalty in the euro 2020 final, saying "hate will never win". it comes as borisjohnson said changes will be made to football banning orders. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young has this report. it was a heartbreaking defeat but post—match analysis has focused on far broader issues than england's abilities on the pitch. 0nline racist abuse aimed at the three players who missed penalties has left the conservative party divided over anti—racism campaigning, and pressure has forced the government to make a hasty announcement about changing the law. i utterly condemn and abhor the racist outpourings that we saw on sunday night. so what we are

her second vaccine for weeks, and her mother can't come to see her because she was double jabbed in bulgaria. it's quite disappointing because it's making a lot of plans notjust for me but i believe a lot of people who are wanting to go and see their families being reunited, they were making plans and unfortunately that's not happening now. the government has said it will look at whether it's possible to phase in people jabbed in other countries over the summer. what are you going to say to young people and those who are the last to be vaccinated that when it comes to international travel they are going to be left behind? children will be able to travel as if they were double vaccinated even though they haven't been vaccinated at all, and, look, as a government we have a choice of simply saying people will never be able to travel until every single last person has been vaccinated, or at least starting to open things up so people can see their friends, their family, maybe travel for business. but some are still urging caution about opening up. we can open travel but we have to have the right

we have formal, pre—existing readmissions agreements with both switzerland and bulgaria and romania and we continue to process returns on those bassists. so there is a significant amount of work taking place and returns agreements. finally, just in relation to france, in discussions with my counterpart last night that there is a recognition with france, that there is more that we need to do together to do much more collaborative when it comes to returns. france is rolling out new rules on accessing public places, in a bid to curb what it says is a fourth wave of covid infections. only those with proof of vaccination, immunity or a negative covid test will be able to visit most museums, cinemas and theme parks. it comes the day after the health minister announced 18,000 new infections in just 2a hours. this was compared to fewer than 7,000 cases a day last week. france now has a surge of 150%, as the highly contagious delta variant spreads throughout the country. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield is outside the louvre — he explained how things have changed there. wednesday morning, it h

other changes include good news for those travelling to bulgaria and hong kong, which moved to green, and croatia and taiwan moved to the green watchlist. for those shifting amber, weighing up the extra frustration and expense against the lure of a holiday has become even more complicated. colletta smith, bbc news. the latest official figures on the virus show another 49 deaths recorded in the last 2a hours and 42,302 new infections across the uk. it means, on average, there were more than 35,000 new cases per day in the past week. there are currently 3,615 patients in hospital with coronavirus. just over 59,000 people had a first dose of the vaccine in the last 2a hours. that means over 46 million people have had theirfirstjab — that's just over 87% of uk adults. more than 158,000 people have just had a second dose, which means over 35 million — or more than 66% of all adults — are fully vaccinated. as england looks to drop most covid restrictions next week, there are warnings from doctors about a steep rise in some areas. nine of the uk's top ten hotspots are in the north—ea

. - other changes include good news for those travelling to bulgaria and hong kong, which moved to green, and croatia and taiwan moved to the green watchlist. for those shifting to amber, weighing up the extra frustration and expense against the lure of a holiday has become even more complicated. colletta smith, bbc news. brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro has been taken to hospital for tests after suffering persistent hiccups. he apologised for hicupping throughout this press conference, saying he'd had them for over a week. he is expected to remain under observation for 2h to 48 hours, but not necessarily in hospital. a statement by staff said he was "feeling good and doing well". the england footballer jadon sancho has made his first public comments following the racist abuse he received after missing a penalty in the euro 2020 final — saying "hate will never win". he said the abuse he and his teammates got was nothing new but "as a society we need to do better". it comes as borisjohnson said changes will be made to football banning orders. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young has

he called me before bulgaria and we had half an hour on the phone and we had a meeting with the senior players before the start of this tournament because he wanted it from my point of view. i have been through it but equally, howeverthe of view. i have been through it but equally, however the young players feel? and he will ask them but i have asked them and we try to go the best way that we can for each individual but, you know, we recognise it is still going to be ongoing issues. we know that but i think we also know that we have got to do something about it. we are in a good position to do that and as i have always said this is my country. regardless of my background, i'm very proud of that. i am from england. i am a black man in england. i am a black man in england. that is it. i am part of the england team and it shouldn't really matter about your colour but i know it will do certain people. but it is my country and it always will be so, you know, i am representing my country the best way i can. i think what is good is it doesn't matter where you're from, you are representing wor

he called me before bulgaria and — that? yes. he called me before bulgaria and an _ that? yes. he called me before bulgaria and an hour _ that? yes. he called me before bulgaria and an hour on - that? yes. he called me before bulgaria and an hour on the - that? yes. he called me before i bulgaria and an hour on the phone and we had a meeting with the senior players before the start of this tournament and he wanted it from my point of view. that i have been through it but equally, how would the young players feel. and she will ask them but, i have asked them and, you know, we have tried to go the best way that we can for each individual but, we recognise it is still going to be ongoing issues and we know that. but i think we also know that we have got to do something about it. we are in a good position to do that. as i have always said, this is my country. regardless of my background, i am very proud of that. but i am from england. you know, iam a black very proud of that. but i am from england. you know, i am a black man in england. that is it. i am part of the england team and

bulgaria and hong kong are being added. then there is the watchlist of the country is at the risk of moving to the next category, which is amber, adult travellers must quarantine for ten days, but from monday, that will no longer apply to those who are fully vaccinated. many young people aren't, so they will be affected as the spanish islands moved amber, and the red list countries, quarantine in a special hotel is required. four countries including indonesia and cuba are being added. from the government, a warning to further changes to the lists are possible. i warning to further changes to the lists are possible.- the lists are possible. i think we all know _ the lists are possible. i think we all know now _ the lists are possible. i think we all know now that - the lists are possible. i think. we all know now that travelling at the moment is not the same as it was before there was a global pandemic and it does mean that when people book, particularly when you are booking to a green watchlist country, you need to make sur

bulgaria has banned people from the uk travelling there because of the rising number of covid infections. the ban will come into effect on monday, the same day the countryjoins the british government�*s green travel list. pop—up vaccine centres are opening across england in shops and parks this weekend as part of an nhs "grab a jab" initiative. the vaccination hubs will be set up in primark stores, the tate modern and even at the open championship. the aim is to boost the vaccine uptake among young people ahead of monday when the majority of coronavirus restrictions are set to be lifted. joining me now is dr sarah raistrick, local gp and chair of coventry and warwickshire clinical commissioning group. thank you very much forjoining us today. these are walk—in, no appointment needed situations. an opportunity to get vaccinated this weekend. any sense yet of what demand is going to be like? we hope that the demand _ demand is going to be like? we hope that the demand will— demand is going to be like? we hope that the demand will be _ demand is going to be like? we hope that the dem

there are other- changes to the list, with good news for those travelling to bulgaria and hong kong, as they move to green, and croatia and taiwan moved to the green watch list. at the travel agent�*s, mark knows the frustration of passengers, because he is heading off to majorca with his own family next week. off to majorca with his own family next week-— off to majorca with his own family next week. g , . ., , ., next week. myself and the family are auoin to next week. myself and the family are going to the — next week. myself and the family are going to the lyrics — next week. myself and the family are going to the lyrics on _ next week. myself and the family are going to the lyrics on tuesday. - next week. myself and the family are going to the lyrics on tuesday. that i going to the lyrics on tuesday. that was and _ going to the lyrics on tuesday. that was and agreement and we booked it. -- billy— was and agreement and we booked it. -- biiiv erics — was and agreement and we booked it. —— billy erics. we felt it was important _ —— billy erics. we felt it was im

bulgaria and hong kong moving to the green list and croatia and taiwan also going to the green list. several countries going to the red list cuba, indonesia, miramarand sierra leone moving to the red list. which means hotel quarantine for arrivals from those countries. these changes are currently england only. the government is waiting to hear what you kate nations decide on that. you can see on those tweets from the transport secretary we are moving the balearic islands and the virgin islands to the amber list. that is of crucial importance to british taurus. i that is of crucial importance to british taurus.— that is of crucial importance to british taurus. i think we all know b now british taurus. i think we all know by now that _ british taurus. i think we all know by now that travelling _ british taurus. i think we all know by now that travelling at - british taurus. i think we all know by now that travelling at the - british taurus. i think we all know. by now that travelling at the moment is not the same as was before there was a global pandemic. it does mean that people, pa

her second vaccine for weeks and her mother can't come to see her, because she was double jabbed in bulgaria. it is making a lot of, _ notjust for me, a lot of people are wanting to see their families - and be reunited and they were making plans and that is not happening now. the government has said it will look at whether it is possible to phase in others jabbed in other countries. what are you going to say that they will be left behind? children will be able to travel as if they were double vaccinated, although they haven't been vaccinated. we have a choice of saying people will never be able to travel until everyone is vaccinated, or starting to open up so people can see friends and family and travel for business. some are still worried about opening up. we can open travel, but we have to have the right safety measures, such as a good testing regime to capture people who bring the virus back from their holidays. the policy is just about what happens entering the uk, whether other countries will let uk travellers in is a different matter. the outlook is sunnier, but travel this summer coul

bulgaria and hong kong are being added. then there's the green watch list, which is a warning that the country is at risk of moving to the next category, which is amber. adult travellers have to quarantine for ten days from monday. from monday, that will no longer apply to those who are fully vaccinated. many young people aren't, so they will be affected as the balearic islands moves to amber. and for red list countries, quarantine in a special hotel is required. indonesia and cuba are being added. and from the government, a warning that further changes to the lists are possible. i think we all know by now that travelling at the moment is not the same as it was before there was a global pandemic. and it does mean that when people book, particularly if you're booking to a green watch list country, you need to make sure you can get your money back. you need to make sure you can reach your accommodation whenever required. the changes come into force at aam on monday. they will also apply in wales and scotland. northern ireland

bulgaria and hong kong are being added. then there's the green watch list, which is a warning that the country is at risk of moving to the next category, which is amber. adult travellers have to quarantine for ten days. from monday, that will no longer apply to those who are fully vaccinated. many young people aren't, so they will be affected as the balearic islands moves to amber. and for red list countries, quarantine in a special hotel is required. four countries, including indonesia and cuba, are being added. and from the government, a warning that further changes to the lists are possible. i think we all know by now that travelling at the moment is not the same as it was before there was a global pandemic. and it does mean that when people book, particularly if you're booking to a green watch list country, you need to make sure you can get your money back. you need to make sure you can reach your accommodation whenever required. the changes come into force at 4am on monday. they will also apply in wales and scotland. n

. - there are other changes to the list, with good news for those travelling to bulgaria and hong kong as they move to green, and croatia and taiwan moved to the green watchlist. at the travel agent's, mark knows the frustration of passengers, because he's heading off to majorca with his own family next week. myself and the family are going to the balearics on tuesday. that was on the green when we actually we booked it. so we're heading off on tuesday. we felt it was important to get first hand exactly how it was out there and how the travel is. weighing up that extra frustration and expense against the lure of a holiday has become even more complicated. coletta smith, bbc news. let's discuss the government's decision in more detail with the travel journalist and podcaster lisa francesca nand. it is so hard to get to grips with with the new rules. they only seem to be in place for a short period of time. what is your latest assessment of this announcement? it time. what is your latest assessment of this announcement?— of this announcement? it was a surrise. of this announcement? it

i will be looking at flights to bulgaria this afternoon. nina, you are wearing a mask in the airport because they are asking you to is that right? yes, you will hear about it throughout the morning, but it remains at the discretion of travel providers to ask you to wear a mask. they are not enforcing it here, but they are encouraging people to do so, and by and large, everyone i have seen here this morning is abiding by that. 0k, nina, thank you very much. we will be back with you in the very quiet airport. the balearic islands joined the amber list in the early hours of this morning. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in ibiza. nick, what's the reaction been there? really lovely morning here, you can see the sun just rising over the hills. very peaceful and quiet, and of course you cannot say that all the time about ibiza. but everyone who was out last night i think is probably sleeping it off now, including those young brits who are here on holiday, we might not see them for a few hours until they surface. but certainly lots of people who we

antoinette vitale was once a world—class rhythmic gymnast competing for bulgaria. but, for the last two years, she has been teaching here in the mountains of north japan. for me, it is really like dreams come true to experience — to come here in the place that i already love. and to work with terrific gymnasts. that was my childhood — i grew with gymnastics. this is my passion. five years ago, moriyama invited the bulgarian women�*s gymnastic team to make this place their olympic hometown. but that was before covid. the hotel manager shows me the route the bulgarian team will now have to take to get back to their rooms. ok, so there is a screen here. can�*t go any further. at every stage, the team members will have to be kept separate from other guests. news that two ugandan athletes tested positive for covid after arriving injapan has added to his worries. translation: when i heard about the ugandan team, i i was a bit concerned. if we have an athlete infected after they arrive, the infection could spread around the team. that is what i�*m most worried a

we have got bulgaria that's gone on to the green list and we've got croatia going on the green watchlist which is where the balearics were. i think the only issue i would say is that these are not destinations that traditionally have huge numbers of brits going to. they are popular but they're not as popular as the balearics. so it could be a case that people manage to switch their holidays to these destinations if they are not yet jabbed. but again it's a real bitter blow for the youngsters. they're the ones that really have suffered, i think, the most in the pandemic in terms of not being at risk of the coronavirus in the same way but actually having the most restrictions put on them. and for them, the island of ibiza, obviously a hugely popular island for the young. and they are now going to struggle if they want to go to those resorts because most of them won't be fully vaccinated until later on in august. the biden administration is looking for improved ways to communicate with china. there are reports the white house might initiate a red phone system, much like the one used to comm

the majority of our staff come from bulgaria, romania, the ukraine and we are so reliant on them. english people just don't want to do this job. we are managing, but we are... you know, staff are working very, very long hours and it's not sustainable long term. i think next year there's going to be a real struggle unless the government do something about it. if we don't have foreign labour, we do not have a business and we do not have british fruit. so some of the challenges that farmers... we can speak to the director of the shell, child's mills. also a family. good morning. —— charles mills. what does it take to put on a show this size in the pandemic? fix, to put on a show this size in the pandemic?— to put on a show this size in the andemic? �* ~ . ~ to put on a show this size in the andemic? �* . . ~ ., pandemic? a huge challenge. we have x months instead _ pandemic? a huge challenge. we have x months instead of— pandemic? a huge challenge. we have x months instead of 12 _ pandemic? a huge challenge. we have x months instead of 12 to _ pandemic? a huge challenge.

bulgaria has banned people from the uk travelling there because of the rising number of covid infections. the ban will come into effect on monday, the same day the country joins the british government's green travel list. hundreds of people are still missing following floods across large parts of western europe. at least 128 people have died after heavy rainfall caused severe flooding in germany, belgium and the netherlands. 0ur correspondent anna holligan has the latest. as the water gradually subsides, the number of people confirmed damp continues to rise. in germany, many are still missing. tens of thousands of homes are waiting for the power to be restored. across the border in belgium, homes engulfed, whole villages submerged. swathes of liege wiped out the elements. in pipinster, armed forces came to save the stranded, who left everything behind. in a nearby town, the waters have receded, but they are stunned by everything that has been swept away. by everything that has been swept awa . ~ ,, ~ , by everything that has been swept awa. ~ away. translation: this shop has been 0 en aw