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look and feel very different. i will explain what you need to know when pubs, bars and restaurants in england reopen tomorrow. headdresses are getting ready to reopen as well. some at midnight tonight. holly will talk us through all the changes. a changing of the guard, as the premier league champions liverpool are honoured by last year s winners manchester city, before being brought crashing back down to earth. get ready for rain and plenty of today across much of the north and west of the country. easing off this weekend and it turns windier. all the details here on breakfast it s friday the third ofjuly. our top story: the government has named the first four countries where travel restrictions will be relaxed, so there is no need for people in england to self isolate when they come home from holiday. spain, italy, germany and france will become exempt from the quarantine rule from a week today and ministers say more countries will be given the green light today. bu ....
cases in leicester have led to a localised lockdown. some are considering whether this is the start of a pattern that could be repeated in towns and cities across the uk over the coming months. 0ur science editor david shukman has this analysis. a startling glimpse into a new phase in this crisis, as a city of 300,000 people has to go back into lockdown. so why is leicester seeing stricter measures than the rest of the country? well, testing has revealed a spike in cases. ministers say numbers are three times higher than anywhere else. the rise was detected more than a week ago. so was the response quick enough? i think, if we d been able to identify early on there was an increased number of cases, potentially at odds with the downward national trend, then the contact tracing and isolating could have been done at a much more rapid rate, and that would have prevented some of this retreat that we re seeing now in terms of the loosening up of restrictions. so what are the ....
hello and welcome to viewers on bbc one building up to the coronavirus briefing from the government, which will be led today by the prime minister. the government has published the list of dozens of countries that will be exempt from quarantine rules in england from next friday. reciprocal agreements have been reached which mean travellers won t need to self isolate when they return from abroad. the new system is for england only with scotland, wales and northern ireland setting out their own approach in the coming days. from 10th july, passengers arriving from 59 countries and overseas territories will not be required to self isolate for m days. countries that are exempt from quarantine include, spain, greece, italy, australia and new zealand. portugal is one of the notable countries not included in the list of travel corridors, as is the usa, china, india and pakistan. scotland s first minister, nicola sturgeon, has accused the uk government of shambolic decision ....
on st paul s cathedral in london. and coming up, we re at thorpe park, as theme parks in england prepare to welcome customers tomorrow, for the first time in three months. it s been confirmed that spain, france and italy are among dozens of countries that will be exempt from quarantine rules in england, from next friday. reciprocal agreements have been reached which mean travellers won t need to self isolate when they return from abroad. the new system is england only with scotland, wales and northern ireland setting out their own approach in the coming days. scotland s first minister, nicola sturgeon, has accused the uk goverment of shambolic decision making . tomorrow, the foreign office will change its advice, which warned against all but essential foreign travel. here s our transport correspondent tom burridge. en route to france by train. the eurotunnel is still pretty quiet. but in a week from now, people travelling on this route back into england won t have to ....
brazil s president who s consistently played down the severity of the virus has made it compulsory to wear masks in public. but jair bolsonaro has vetoed their use in shops, schools and churches. at ten o clock clive myrie will be here with a full round up of the days news. first, philippa thomas hears from people around the world about their extraordinary experiences during the pandemic and how covid 19 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavirus: your stories, a programme about how at the lasting impact onmedics on the frontline the tiredness, even the trauma, created by dealing with relentless crisis. later we ll hear from a spanish lung doctor who got covid 19, got sick, and carried on treating her patients from quarantine. what has that done to her? we begin with what it s like to be a first responder. when new york city became america s first virus epicentre, it staggered under the weight of infections and called in extra paramedics from outside, includi ....