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Travellers are also asking if it will cost more to use mobiles. free roaming in the eu will officially end. the good news is that the noise being made from the top four providers is that they wont be imposing huge roaming charges, but i would always suggest you check with your provider before you go. and what about health insurance? free medical treatment in the eu wont be guaranteed. from the ist of january, travellers can no longer rely on the european health insurance card, which will make it...

Will no longer be valid. the government has applied for great britain tojoin a shortlist of countries where cats, dogs and ferrets enter the eu in a similar way to now but, if the uk doesnt make that list, then the rules get more complicated and you may need to get a certificate from the vet. so, when beach holidays are back in 2021, british tourists will need to make sure they arent tripped up by the new rules. sarah corker, bbc news. it should be a bumper time of year for taxi cabs in the uk �...

The good news is that the noise being made from the top four providers is that they wont be imposing huge roaming charges, but i would always suggest you check with your provider before you go. and what about health insurance? free medical treatment in the eu wont be guaranteed. from the ist of january, travellers can no longer rely on the european health insurance card, which will make it more important than ever that they have full travel insurance when they venture to the eu and beyond. and h...

Militia movements are reacting to the presidents calls and they along with the proud boys are very interested in election day and in securing the polls much like businesses are on protecting businesses. what theyre really there to do is intimidate people and cause harm. >> all right. brandy zadrozny, thank you very much for your time this morning. godspeed on covering this story. i -- honestly, i hope you and ben dont have too much to do come election day, but i fear you will have a lot of your ...

Screening in a speedy time is really important because covid is going to be with us for a while yet. they have a massive part to play. the dogs are trained by sniffing samples of clothing from people who currently have covid—19. researchers say they desperately need more samples and are appealing for help. good girl! particularly, we need people who are positive, who have had a recent test. and what we will do is basically send a pack, it is really simple. we have three items, one being a pair...

And basically, we are asking people to wear those for a few hours, pop them back in an envelope which is prepaid and send them back to us. we need as many people as possible, particularly those who are positive. once the research project is complete, scientists say these

And paddy raised around £46,000 by scaling ben nevis with kerry, who initially set a fundraising target of just initially set a fundraising target ofjust £2000. i think within ten hours we had hit £10,000, and in a week it went up to £30,000, and the day that we climbed ben nevis, it was standing at about £46,500. it was standing at about £46,500. it was just incredible. max was standing at about £46,500. it wasjust incredible. max has played his part too. donations to mark his 13th birth...

The time now is 8.43. a team of four—legged fundraisers from cumbria have earned a place in the record books. springer spaniels max, paddy and harry have scaled ben nevis, alongside their owner kerry irving, raising more than £100,000 for the pdsa vets charity. peter marshall has been to meet them. when these springer spaniel is spring into action, they are difficult to keep up with. this is max, he is the oldest aged 13. then there is harry and paddy. throughout lockdown, kerry irving has li...

>> reporter: and, dr. blackstock, theres a new study that canines can sniff out covid with 94% accuracy. the hope is they can detect covid in mass gatherings. what do you make of this new information. >> while it sounds promising, it really is, it was a small pilot study including about eight dogs. they analyze the saliva and secretions of patients, so theyre patients who are really, really ill. what we need to know about is the asymptomatic carriers. we need more studies that include those pati...

Taking place on the first of june again. thats when the next round will set up. in about six weeks time, theres going to be another deadline by which the eu and uk will have to agree whether to extend the deadline. both sides yet again, i know we have heard it before are saying we could end up with another no deal by the end of next year. >> my goodness, nina del santos, thank you. could dogs sniff out coronavirus? british researchers suspect the dogs you see here just might be able to. trials...