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Tests can give false results, but the boss of this airline says it has to happen. quite frankly, i think at this moment in time the uk government is overseeing the demise of the aviation industry in the uk. we are seeing more job losses than we did in the demise of the coal industry in the ‘80s. that surely cannot be an accolade any government would like to have. portugals infection rate has risen beyond the uk governments benchmark, but tonight a surprise — it will not be added to the quara...

They should get the result of that test within 2a hours and will be given a kit so they can do a second test at home in several days. two negative results would cut your quarantine period short. the uk government says tests can give false results. week in, week out, we look at more destinations. the man in charge at airport at glasgow, aberdeen and southampton says without a policy to kick—start some trouble, the sector faces ruin. quite frankly i think at this moment in time, the uk governmen...

Going back from a country thats got a lower rate than the country im going back to, but yet i have to isolate. for now, the welsh government says just those coming in from the island of zakynthos have to self—isolate. the uk government has been concerned by portugal, where the infection rate is worse than greece. but some of the biggest names in uk aviation are warning that if travel abroad doesnt open up significantly soon, then the economic fallout will be huge. i fear that if we dont act no...

These two well—known candidates. the question is whether it will affect enthusiasm for candidates in the long run. samara klar, thank you very much. thank you for having me. a uk government source has confirmed that ministers are considering whether to re—impose a quarantine on people arriving from portugal less than two weeks after the restrictions were lifted. a leading figure in the travel industry has warned of chaos if portugals status changes again. we understand that a decision will b...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines. after almost six months at home, its back to school for millions more children in england and wales. because we have been at home for so long, so it is very nice that we are able to come back to school and find new friends and things like that. quite nervous, like i say, its my first day but i feel like it will be, like, nice meeting new people. lockdown restrictions affecting more than a million people in parts o...

President trump has visited kenosha, wisconsin, the scene of unrest after a black man —jacob blake — was shot by police. he accused violent mobs of behaving like domestic terrorists. jacob blakes family insisted they did not want to meet mr trump, saying they wanted a president who could unite america and take it in a different direction. a uk government source has confirmed that ministers are considering whether to reimpose a quarantine on people arriving from portugal, less than two weeks ...

Hi, good morning, this is victoria derbyshire. welcome to bbc news with the latest headlines. back to school for pupils in england and wales, but a warning that some children are months behind in their learning. ministers say its vital students return to the classroom. schools are open, theyre ready for those young people, theyve put in place all the measures that ive been talking about to keep people safe. but it is important for both their educational prospects and their mental health that you...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. labour calls for next years a—level and gcse exams in england to be pushed back to help pupils cope with the impact of coronavirus. the government says its too early to decide. our first priority must be to give the students every possible chance to demonstrate their learning, attainment and potential. it is far to early to be saying were going to postpone things or cancel things, as the labour party seem to be saying. i think that is the wrong appro...

2021? the "farmers almanac" warning that this winter could be brutally cold and snow way with "everything crazy in between." here is how it breaks down the northern half of the country with extended bouts of cold. great lakes with lots of soft snow and brace for more snow than normal for most of us in the northeast, we barely saw any snow last winter but the "farmers almanac" warning of a blizzard of the second week of february with 1-2 feet of snow from d.c. to boston along with another big sno...

Plans to reopen universities to students next month are not safe because of coronavirus — so says the lecturers‘ union. lecture halls have been empty for months — but is the new term ‘a recipe for disaster‘ as the union claims? we are really worried that we could see universities becoming the care home of any second wave of covid—19 in the uk. im not put off, im just wanting to do what it takes to do the course i want to do. the government says