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Traffic—light system are informed by the latest risk assessment from thejoint biosecurity centre and widely public health factors. a decision on what happens next the test and travel will be announced later today. the industry is some there were hoping for something that will fill up the sunbeds. caroline davies, bbc news. im joined now by our business reporter, simon browning. these announcements have been heavily trailed. i these announcements have been heavily trailed.— heavily trailed. i...

The environment secretary, george eustice, told the bbc this morning, that nothing has been decided yet — but has stressed that the current system of using pcr tests has good reasoning behind it. the rationale for keeping the pcr testing in particular rather than lateral flow testing is it does enable you to do the genome sequencing of potential new variants. that has been the argument for keeping it as a pcr test. we also want to try to help people get back to life as normal. so, if a case ca...

Remains for those countries where there are high levels of variants of consent or high levels of transmission. there is a thought to simplify it because the way it is operating for the summer season and spring has caused a lot of worry for consumers and travellers. you will remember when portugalflipped consumers and travellers. you will remember when portugal flipped very quickly, mexico again, people almost caught on the hop desperately trying to get back quickly. that is really damaged consum...

Actually be a problem. that is not good news. such is where you - actually be a problem. that is not. good news. such is where you can, where you are prepared to travel and make it easy for yourself, i suppose. as luck would have it, i dont know why they are laughing, dominic and our pretties outside is very kindly forwarding me some information from our business correspondent, simon browning from equating the department for transport, which has told the bbc, "under 18 swell will not need to tak...

System of using pcr tests has good reasoning behind it. the rationale for keeping the pcr testing in particular rather than lateral flow testing is it does enable you to do the genome sequencing of potential new variants. that has been the argument for keeping it as a pcr test. we also want to try to help people get back to life as normal. so, if a case can be made for changes, then obviously well consider that, but i have to stress that no decisions have been made on this at the moment. im join...

And amber categories could be removed and replaced with a system that will allow fully vaccinated travellers to go to countries with similarly high levels of vaccination as the uk, without the need for quarantine. our business reporter simon browning joins us. just a reminder of the present rules. thats right. there are a number of rules that are in place for travellers when going overseas, the uk government playing a system of green, amberand red the uk government playing a system of green, amb...

The Competition and Markets Authority hits back at claims it was slow to react to consumers' concerns.

Lord Tyrie, ex-boss of the competition watchdog, says it was slow to react to complaints about providers.

Young stars. max whitlock tweeted you have pushed boundaries time and again, rest up and take time. she has done move so complex that only she can do that. four of them are named after her. competing when she does not feel right mentally could be incredibly dangerous given the complexity of her routines. this sport has been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. simon has talked about sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of the former team usa doctor. i have been told gymnastics needs to ...

To an olympic games. the government is discussing whether to drop quarantine rules for fully—vaccinated travellers arriving in england from the european union and the united states. airlines have been putting pressure on ministers to relax the rules, but labour have described the potential change as "reckless." our business reporter simon browning has more. airports around england could be welcoming international tourists from next month after a meeting of ministers later today. it is expected...