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Disruption also at london waterloo, problems at paddington. the advice is to not travel unless you really have too. we have been affecting today that all chains have been counselled across the whole of wales. that apparently is the first time that has ever happened. there is literally no trains running across the whole of wales. our correspondent, craig duggan, has been giving us the latest from aberystwyth in north wales. as you can see, the wind is still blowing very strongly here in aberystwyth, we are in the amber zone in mid wales, where they are forecasting wind speeds of around 60—70 ...

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This is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the uk is considering its travel restrictions and which countries will be in the red, the green, and the amber zone. every week on outside source, we produce an in depth look at one of the week's main stories for the bbc website — and for iplayer in the uk. this week we turn to the upcoming olympic games injapan and why, in spite of the pandemic, they look certain to go ahead. think back to september tony 13. tokyo. think back to september tony 13. to 0. . tokyo. cheering. this was _ tokyo. cheering. this was a - tokyo. ...

By Contributor - December 18, 2020 Residents of the Northern Beaches suburbs are being asked to stay at home as states and territories impose new rules on NSW travelers. Photo: Tommy Pequinot/Unsplash A growing cluster of locally transmitted coronavirus cases in Sydney’s Northern Beaches area is disrupting travel plans for thousands of Australians as the country heads into the peak summer holiday season. An additional 10 cases were reported overnight, raising the figure to 28, with the source of infection still unknown. State and territory leaders elsewhere have responded...

Green zone is probably safe, you can tolerate that and the amber zone, people could, if they had the right building codes and so i believe they took our recommendations and then the red zone, the highest risk zones probably should not be rebuilt. that's a local decision. the president is talking to more of the service members, look -- we can't hear right now. it looks like the coast guard that he's talking about judging by uniforms but getting back to what you were saying, a little bit of levity there, the president obviously trying to release stress for those men who have been working around ...