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The government in their handling of the coronavirus, which would be to relieve _ the coronavirus, which would be to relieve pressure on the nhs so the government could justify going ahead as planned withjune the 21st government could justify going ahead as planned with june the 21st as freedom — as planned with june the 21st as freedom day if hospitals were not full of _ freedom day if hospitals were not full of indian variant covid cases. it is full of indian variant covid cases. it is a _ fu...

Just going to go. and what is going to happen if they encounter the virus _ to happen if they encounter the virus and — to happen if they encounter the virus and you get spread again and we get _ virus and you get spread again and we get into— virus and you get spread again and we get into the same old problem again? _ we get into the same old problem again? you really need to typify this and — again? you really need to typify this and make it very clear. the other story _ this and make it...

In very different ways. and we cannot entirely clamp down on travel. but i am feeling a bit like james and im a bit pro—busybody. we want to be out of the situation and i think we have got to be able to tolerate surveillance for a bit longer for a tolerate surveillance for a bit longerfor a better tolerate surveillance for a bit longer for a better outcome and tolerate surveillance for a bit longerfor a better outcome and not to have one of those awful autumns when you are plunged back into lo...

Thats it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore, whos the independent�*s chief business commentator, and anne ashworth, whos a property and personal finance commentator. tomorrows front pages, starting with... the guardian has the latest from the government with ministers potentially diverting plans from freedom day as new figures show an increase in ...

Might be towards some mediated arrangement here and then what happens next. a little bit later in the bulletin we will have that, so do stay with us. the navy has intensified its search after cyclone tauktae slammed into the west coast on monday. it is the worst in the area for some two decades. our correspondent reports from dally. in a nation already battered by covid came this — cyclone tauktae, a powerful storm which has hit western india with great ferocity. wind speeds of up to 160 kph h...

Dont know about you, does it make you feel like giving on holiday? it certainly does not make me want to do so. and it seems as if it is at our borders that we need to be most careful now in order that people coming back from india and unknowingly transmitting it to people coming back from other countries. we have seen the airports consistently saying why can we not give people travelling. maybe they need to be able to assure us that you can travel with some security. thats a story on the i as w...

So that�*s the debate happening here in the uk. for more on what the eu has decided here�*s our europe correspondent jean mackenzie in brussels. this is about agreeing one set of travel rules for the whole of the eu to try and make things a little simpler than they have been. so the first thing that has been decided todayis first thing that has been decided today is to allow tourists who have been fully vaccinated with an eu approved vaccine to come here on holiday. the second is to add more...

Rupert wingfield—hayes reports. never before has the summer olympics face such overwhelming opposition from the people of the host nation. as japans covid pandemic continues to get worse, the opposition is growing louder and more prominent. this double page spread has appeared in several newspapers. its an old photo from world war ii of japanese children training to fight the americans with bamboo spares. except now the enemy is covid. no vaccines, no drugs... the head ofjapanese online retail...

There now more than 1500 members of spains security forces on the streets and as well as that, hundreds of young men. morocco stands accused of allowing this unprecedented influx. it warned spain of consequences amid a diplomatic row, it seems this is what they were talking about. this evening, the main reception centre is overwhelmed, even though thousands of new arrivals have already been forced back. spain says children are being allowed to stay. they now await their fate. but some have seen ...

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore, whos the independent�*s chief business commentator, and anne ashworth, whos a property and personal finance commentator. welcome to you both. tomorrows front pages, starting with... the guardian has the latest from government. it says that ministers are considering diluting plans for "freedom day" onjune 21st and the end of social distancing rules as new figures showed an increase in ...