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Impact straightaway. it represents about 15% of all french domestic flights. i was looking at figures, for instance, in the uk. every year, there are half a million flights between london and manchester when actually, it only takes two hours by train. i think what weve learned as citizens but also as consumers during the pandemic is that mass tourism and mass airtravelling, perhaps weve reached our limits. and we have to be ready to take the train. in europe, its so enjoyable anyway. and at leas...

Absolutely, yes, we have been waiting for the reaction from the united states on top of the reaction from european states which has been very strong and powerful. and actually, determined to be practical this time around, notjust condemnation and concerns, but doing something practical to address the dismal situation in belarus. what are the practical steps youd like to see happen now? it is to address the aviation industry regulations being violated by the belarus government, to close the airsp...

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20. thank you, carol. if youre planning an easy monday tea tonight — maybe a few chicken nuggets or a frozen pizza and fries — you might think twice after this. dr chris van tulleken has been looking into the effects of ultra—processed foods on our bodies for a new show on bbc one — so he ate pretty much nothing else for a month. lets see how he got on. im three weeks into my 80% ultra—processed food diet to measure how it affects my body. there is only seven days to go. time for some ...

The plane was travelling from greece to lithuania and was diverted by belarussian authorities. it was told to land in minsk — because they said there was a bomb threat, but when it landed, a passenger — the journalist and activist, roman protasevich — was arrested. the 26—year—old left belarus in 2019, and wrote about the disputed 2020 presidential election, after which criminal charges were filed against him in belarus. in a statement, ryanair said that the crew had been "notified by ...

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If you are getting in touch today... on twitter, its @vicderbyshire or email victoria@bbc.co.uk. the other headlines... cocker spaniels, retrievers, and labradors have been trained to detect coronavirus in humans — they could be used for screening at airports or mass events. and 50—year—old phil mickelson becomes the oldest man to win a major title — as he claims the us pga championship good morning. eu leaders will discuss possible sanctions against belarus today, after a ryanair plane ...

Or something like that. eu leaders will meet to discuss what price he should pay. james landale, bbc news. labours shadow foreign secretary lisa nandy�*s called for a "robust response" something has to be done, effectively hes been kidnapped, international rules —based order and sets a precedent and there has to be a robust response. i think the uk and eu should be considering further sanctions against the belarussian regime, we should consider blocking flights from the state—owned russian...

It but the story from passengers themselves, they talk about roman protasevich essentially realising what was happening, realising the flight was happening to minsk and what that meant for him personally and one account talks of him jumping up and one account talks of him jumping up and rummaging through his luggage and grabbing his laptop and phone and grabbing his laptop and phone and handing them to his girlfriend he was flying with him stop he apparently said to another passenger that he was...

The uk into spain, lets say less dangerous but still, i think we have a very precarious equilibrium in the control of the pandemic for any variant like the indian variant can change the situation, the game and i think its important that we continue surveying very carefully, and we take the necessary measures if some trouble arises in terms of this free travel of people into spain without requirements, certainly with the contradiction that in the uk, this is requiring quarantine so this may not f...