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Travel takes time. ever since the prime minister mentioned the 17th of may as the first date when international travel could start from england, many in the travel industry began gearing up ready for then. while work is under way here in a hangar at luton airport and across the uk, scotland, wales and northern ireland have yet to commit to a date. the industry is crossing its fingers that international travel will restart soon. its really important that we get a summer this year. weve got the br...

From the existing one that it mightjeopardise the vaccination programme, it might stop vaccines from working, and if the vaccines arent working and this fiat is spreading more easily that will put pressure on the nhs. so it is all of those things factored in together, looking at weeks�* worth of evidence, trying to make sense of it and go, "right, ok, this is what we will lift and how we will lift it." that was laura foster, our health correspondent. so today, the prime minister will also give...

Will hear exactly what they want to do in light of it all.— do in light of it all. that was laura foster _ do in light of it all. that was laura foster there. - so today the prime minister will also give details of a "traffic light" system for restarting international travel. 0ur transport correspondent, caroline davis, looks at how it could work. from the engine to the seats and every last screw, preparing for international travel takes time. ever since the prime minister mentioned the 17th o...

About which countries will be green. clearly, passengers and consumers and airlines need clarity at some point, and we still dont know at what point we will know where we can travel, which countries will be in the amber, red and green categories. if that comes in the next week or two, that is perfectly understandable. if it is several days before the 17th of may, it makes it a lot harder. the prime minister hasnt said when hell announce if international travel can go ahead but that he hoped to s...

Travel takes time. ever since the prime minister mentioned the 17th of may as the first date when international travel could start from england, many in the travel industry began gearing up ready for then. while work is underway here at luton airport and across the uk, scotland, wales and northern ireland are yet to commit to a date. the industry is crossing its fingers that international travel will restart. the thing we need to hear is that travel is going to be back open. we are all trying to...

Travel takes time. ever since the prime minister mentioned the 17th of may as the first date when international travel could start from england, many in the travel industry began gearing up ready for then. while work is underway here at luton airport and across the uk, scotland, wales and northern ireland are yet to commit to a date. the industry is crossing its fingers that international travel will restart. the thing we need to hear is that travel is going to be back open. we are all trying to...

Mentioned the 17th of may as the first date when international travel could start from england, many in the travel industry began gearing up ready for then. while work is under way here in a hangar at luton airport and across the uk, scotland, wales and northern ireland have yet to commit to a date. the industry is crossing its fingers that international travel will restart soon. its really important that we get a summer this year. weve got the broad spectrum of engineers working in hangar 61. w...

As covid restrictions are eased. when will we be able to go on holiday again? its a question many of us would love to know the answer to. under the governments routemap out of lockdown, the earliest we could be allowed to head abroad is may 17th. we now know that there will be a traffic light system in place, with countries sorted into three categories of risk. 0ur transport correspondent, caroline davies, has been looking at how airlines have been preparing. from the engine to the seats and eve...

♪ so were coming down through calabria, on a train, obviously. were going to sicily, the biggest island in the mediterranean. because there is no bridge, they take the train and put it on to a ferry. oh, were getting on it. oh, thats exciting. and you can see the tracks here where the other cars will go. i love trains, but i like the idea that the train goes on a boat. i think we should get a car on this on top of a train on a boat, and then have a horse on top of the car. i am stanley tucci...

♪ thank you very much. thank you. >> if you thought sicily was italys southernmost island, youd be wrong. because 173 miles even further south is the beautiful island of lampedusa.