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The amber list will foreign travel. the amber list will be scrapped and people who are fully vaccinated wont need a predeparture test before arrival into england from a non—medallist country. people in wales also need to prove they have been vaccinated fully or had a negative covid tester they want to attend clubs and major events. and an nhs trust has overturned a landmark tight high court ruling over the use of puberty blocking treatments for children with gender dysphoria. england get their...

Hello and welcome to bbc news. the headlines this hour... the international travel traffic light system is being simplified in england. the amber list will be scrapped replaced by a single red list, as part of an overhaul of the rules from 4 october. and pcr tests will no longer be required for fully vaccinated travellers returning to england from any country not on the red list. the purpose is to make it easierfor people to travel without the bureaucracy, without so many tests and with a greate...

Has overturned a landmark high court ruling over the use of puberty blocking treatments for children with gender dysphoria. the newly reshuffled cabinet met for the first time in downing street this morning. dominic raab, demoted tojustice secretary, sat opposite the prime minister around the cabinet table, as did mr raabs replacement as foreign secretary, liz truss, and new housing secretary michael gove. in his new role as housing secretary, michael gove has paused controversial government pla...

To hormone—blocking treatment, and it was "very doubtful" that a child of 1a or 15 would understand the long—term consequences. but now the court of appeal has ruled in favour of the tavistock and portman nhs foundation trust, which runs the uks only gender identity development service for children, with the judges saying its up to doctors to exercise theirjudgment, on patient consent. heres alison holt. keira bells experience of how teenage decisions shaped her life led to the original cour...

Latest headlines. the government announces new simplified rules for foreign travel. the amber list will be scrapped and people who are fully vaccinated wont need a predeparture test before arrival into england from a non—medallist country. people in wales also need to prove they have been vaccinated fully or had a negative covid tester they want to attend clubs and major events. and an nhs trust has overturned a landmark tight high court ruling over the use of puberty blocking treatments for c...

Were questions as to whether there could be a rethink. it does seem that the new housing secretary, michael gove, is prepared to listen to the arguments against the governments current plans. he has paused the reform as they are at the moment. he wants talks with tory mps about he is said to be in listening mode. this doesnt mean the plans will be ripped up. it may be michael gove decides he wants to keep them. but the conservative mps who were deeply uneasy about the governments plans are happe...

Doing some work, doing some work that the americans were pulling out from doing in afghanistan, carrying on and this was how things ended for him. so it is a terrible, terrible tragedy, and its that kind of thing that really does damage to america positive reputation abroad, something that can be in many ways a sort of recruiting search for into american feeling at american activity. american feeling at american activi . , american feeling at american activi . ., ., activity. gary, for the momen...

At what the travel rules will mean for all of us. the united states mentioned the drone strike was a mistake that killed an aid worker along with his family with seven children. the transgender teenager given drugs to pause puberty. nowjudges say doctors were right to offer the treatment. wales tightens covid rules for people attending mass gatherings like sporting events and nightclubs. the united nations says a failure to cut greenhouse gas emissions is setting the world on a catastrophic path...

Which runs the uks only gender identity development service for children, with the judges saying its up to doctors to exercise theirjudgment on patient consent. heres alison holt. keira bells experience of how teenage decisions shaped her life led to the original court case. at 16, desperate to transition from female to male, she was prescribed drugs to delay puberty, male hormones. now in her 20s, she believes it was a mistake. last year, she told me she shouldve been challenged more. the discu...

Very bad situation. but this row has grown at an exponentially speed. thank you very much. an nhs trust has won its appeal to overturn a landmark ruling on the use of puberty blocking drugs for children. last year, the high court said it was "highly unlikely" that a child aged 13 or under would be able to consent to hormone—blocking treatment, and it was "very doubtful" that a child of 1a or 15 would understand the long—term consequences. but now the court of appeal has ruled in favour of th...