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I wont wait for a larger tide of infections from these parts of europe... this is about keeping the world safe. it is estimated more than 30,000 uk holiday—makers have headed out here since the travel corridor opened two weeks ago. golf and good weather — a magnet for all the travellers for so—called silver season. but arrivals this morning were much quieter than usual. the money and complexity of taking an unpredictable break may now not be worth the gamble for many. in an interview this ...

Hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... confusion over quarantine — holidaymakers are angry and frustrated as scotand and wales impose new restrictions, while theres no change in england and northern ireland. people in leeds are being warned to follow coronavirus guidelines or face new restrictions. claims of a looming crisis in britains supply chains, and possible shortages, when the brexit transition ends. construction gets underway on the high—speed railway from london to birmingham and...

Ireland. damp weather expected. showers continuing in scotland, areas staying dry, eastern scotland looking favoured for dry and bright weather with sunshine. areas of southern england as well. that is your weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... confusion over quarantine — holidaymakers are angry and frustrated as scotand and wales impose new restrictions, while theres no change in england and northern ireland. people in leeds are being warned to follow coronavirus guidelines — o...

Today to help keep wales safe, and im confident were doing the right thing. it was widely expected that the westminster government would reimpose quarantine restrictions on portugal. but in the end, the travel corridorfrom england to portugal remained open. the department for transport said infection rates were not the only factor involved in the decision—making process. it also said that portugal had drastically increased its testing capacity, as well as taking measures to stop the spread of ...

Now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show, im in the jungles of borneo exploring malaysias biggest state — sarawak. in the western corner of malaysian borneo, sarawak has some of the most spectacular and diverse ecosystems, but it can be overlooked by tourists drawn to bright lights or its neighbour state sabah. so im going to discover for myself the sites and inhabitants of this remarkable state. along the way, ill be hanging out with these guys. climbing jagged peaks. ea...

You for taking us through all of that. the company responsible for building the hs2 high speed rail line linking london to birmingham is moving onto the construction phase today. we also spoke to grant shapps about that. ministers insist the project will boost economic growth with the creation of 22,000 jobs, but critics say its too expensive and harmful to the environment. theo leggett reports. this is a highly symbolic moment for hs2. after years of planning and development, not to mention del...

That advice has underpinned the choice weve made previously, and the ability to have conversations across four nations about those choice. it underpins the choice we make today to help keep wales safe, and im confident were doing the right thing. it was widely expected that the westminster government would reimpose quarantine restrictions on portugal. but in the end, the travel corridorfrom england to portugal remained open. the department for transport said infection rates were not the only fac...

Look at this, my very first pineapple. 0h. back at the festival, locally grown pineapples have been made into jams, juices and even pineapple cider. down the hatch. a little chunky. how many of these do i have to drink to have a really good day? im not sure. shall we find out? im joking, im joking. since it started in 2006, the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlands. up top there are some bags with soda pop, cookies. the point is the climb to the top and grab y...

On the streets of faro, the usual rhythm of the night is quieter, the attraction of a late summer break here may have lost some of its allure. with fewer british arrivals today, the risks and unpredictability of travelling to these shores is perhaps too much of a gamble. lets get some of the days other news... new zealand says a man infected with covid—19 has died — the first such death in the country since may. health officials said the patient, who was in his 50s, was being treated for the...

But im afraid quite often, coming to slightly different outcomes. hugs and relief at glasgow airport this afternoon as travellers made it back before their isolation deadline. but few are smiling about the decision here. we had to change our flight. were just disappointed that scotland obviously had to go into quarantine, but england dont. so it seems ridiculous. people are all going to fly into england now and drive up the road, know what i mean? it was a risk. we knew that we were making a ris...