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I just said to gibbs, look, if i do this, i have to have access to everything. and he said to me, the president-elect gets it. theres no worries here. i said, okay, ill be there tomorrow. two days later, i met up with obama. he walked in the room and he said, were going to have some fun. ♪♪ ♪ moving on the horizon, smooth sailing ♪ >> i think there was an enormous amount of respect overseas when he was elected. i think people were just excited that our country had finally put prejudice a...

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Is not a travel ban. it introduces quarantine for passengers no matter where they have flown from in the world. it means from monday anyone travelling to the uk will have to show a negative covid test less than 72 hours before they depart. when they arrive, they must now self isolate for ten days, or pay for a covid test on the fifth day. if it is negative, they can leave quarantine early. the policy also applies to the eurostar and seaports, but not to those travelling within the uk or ireland ...

Good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today... all travellers arriving in the uk from monday will have to quarantine as the government closes all "travel corridors" to prevent new strains of covid entering the country. tougher lockdown restrictions come into force in scotland to tackle what�*s being described as a "very serious situation". fears that police investigations may have been compromised after thousands of arrest records were deleted f...

Widened, so people in cars can travel freely. and gibraltar will be linked to eus passport free area. some infrastructure will remain and a few guards will stay on standby. —— to the european passport free area. people will only be checked if they enter by sea at the port here, and by air. itll mean for the first time will be gibraltar guards and then eu guards checking passports one after the other. the then eu guards checking passports one after the other.— one after the other. the decis...

Needed. to come from and so further action is needed. ., , ., . , come from and so further action is needed. ., , ., . ., , needed. to protect us against the risk of as yet _ needed. to protect us against the risk of as yet unidentified - needed. to protect us against the risk of as yet unidentified new - risk of as yet unidentified new strains we will also temporarily close all travel corridors from over hundred hours on monday. this latest announcement _ hundred hours on monday. this latest an...

Now many say they support the suspension so long as it can be lifted later in the year. weve had no revenue now for 12 months and people take a few months in the summer last year. if were going to have an aviation sector coming out of this, we need to open up in the summer and we look forward to having conversations with the government about that, but for the here and now, we are absolutely clear that we will support the government. i think the government needs a longer term plan for the airline...

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Its set to come down. its better for our people. the border town of la linea is one of the poorest parts of spain. a third of people are unemployed. gibraltar relies on workers from here for catering, nursing and cleaning. for them, the deal is a cause for celebration. the uk and spain have agreed that the border will go, possibly within six months, but it first has to be made into a formal treaty with the eu, and the single road that links both territories will be widened so people and cars can...

Good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. our headlines today: all travellers arriving in the uk from monday will have to quarantine as the government closes all so— called "travel corridors" to prevent new strains of covid entering the country. tougher lockdown restrictions come into force in scotland to tackle whats being described as a "very serious situation" 100 million vaccines in 100 days. the ambitious target set out byjoe biden when he becomes president ...