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Spain has said it is officially lifting restrictions for uk travellers from today. the government in madrid says the uk and japan will be on a list of countries whose residents are able to enter without a pcr test or proof theyve been vaccinated.but the uk government still strongly advises against nonessential travel to spain and most other eu countries. spain relies heavily on british visitors in the summer. tourism made up about 12% of its gdp in 2019 - that meant 83.5 million tourists visited...

Have seen you offer them a below—inflation rise in their social grants, while at the same time youre cutting corporate taxes and talking about fiscal prudence. so many in your country feel that youre favouring business and ignoring the needs of those who are truly suffering from the covid pandemic and the economic crisis. stephen, basic economics, economics 101, will tell you that providing incentives for business, companies to operate is actually a job creator and not a job destroyer. so if, ...

Its mickelson�*s sixth major championship — his last being the open eight years ago. lille are the french champions for the first time in ten years — theyve sealed the ligue 1 title with a 2—1 win over angers. its the first time theyve won the league since 2011 and only the fourth time in their history, beating paris saint—germain to the title, which ends their three—year winning run. chelsea secured their place in the top four of the english premier league, but only thanks to totten...

One woman pleads with people to stay calm. as roman was led away, passengers say he was shaking. how scared he was? super scared. i looked at him directly into his eyes and it was very sad. his father has described his sons capture as a terrorist act. translation: we hope that he will cope. - we hope that he will stay himself, not give in to any of their tricks. we are afraid to even think about it. but its possible he could be beaten and tortured. the chief executive of ryanair this morning spo...

As our health correspondent dominic hughes explains. this is talla. in less than five seconds, hes correctly identified a small unwashed fragment of sock thats been donated by someone who had covid—19. and this is asher — who doesnt take that much longer. all these dogs have been specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covids distinctive odour. the dogs were able to be trained... you can hear one barking in the background there. the dogs were able to be trained really...

Having done so well against the virus until now, some places have pursued a zero—covid approach. the experts say this is not realistic. many countries did use their borders to effectively keep the virus out. now, thats not sustainable. you cant keep locking down and doing mass testing forever. eventually, you have to live with this virus. the hope is in the vaccine, obviously. thats clearly the most important tool weve got to preventing serious infection. singapore does look to be on course to...

We hear some of the desperate accounts of the thousands of youngsters — detained after entering america illegally. the eu and the us have strongly condemned belarus for forcing a plane to land and then arresting an opposition activist. the ryanair flight was diverted to minsk — and roman protasayvitch was then detained by the authorities. the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen said...

Deported in the morning. there are children here too, travelling alone. most of them will stay. jordi has fled violent gangs in guatemala. tonight, he has a new dread — americas camps for migrant children. this is donna, texas. these tents held almost 4,000 children earlier this spring. these, the notorious cubicles the migrants call ice boxes. journalists havent been allowed to speak to children inside to tell their stories. but weve tracked down children who have been released. ariani, ten y...

This is bbc news. theres not usually much politics in aviation. that changed when belarus forced a ryanairflight to land in minsk. the cargo they wanted was a 26—year—old dissidentjournalist. the nabbed him. but they also got a ton of international condemnation. the uk and other nations are now banning flights to and from belarus. will that be enough though to secure the release of the journalist, roman protasevich? calls to �*defund the police are one thing. efforts to reform the police a...

Tonight we will discuss different options of sanctions.— options of sanctions. sanctions a . ainst options of sanctions. sanctions against individuals _ options of sanctions. sanctions against individuals that - options of sanctions. sanctions| against individuals that involved options of sanctions. sanctions . against individuals that involved in this hijacking but also sanctions against business and economic entities that are financing this regime. and we are looking into sanctions against t...