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Gray is the civil servant leaving the investigation —— leading. let me know what you were doing on the 20th of may during that first lockdown and whether you want to hear the prime minister state immediately whether or not he was at drinks party in the downing street garden. anyone who records a positive lateral flow test in england, but doesn't have symptoms, no longer needs to take a pcr from today. it's hoped the relaxation of testing rules will improve the speed of pcr tests for key workers, amid concerns about staff shortages. northern ireland, scotland and wales have already implemen...

It is something people have been dealing _ it is something people have been dealing with for many, many years, and countless conservative prime ministers — and countless conservative prime ministers have had the chance to deal with— ministers have had the chance to deal with this and have simply refused. — deal with this and have simply refused, and turned their backs on this, _ refused, and turned their backs on this, and _ refused, and turned their backs on this, and now in april we have got households— this, and now in april we have got households across the country facing energy _ ...

Samsung, for example, had a major exhibit, showcasing projectors, fridges with wi—fi and tvs. including this tv by samsung that allows you to buy, sell and display nfts, or non—fungible tokens. now, i don't understand why you'd want to do that, but samsung has done it anyway. but many other big companies simply didn't turn up. that said, although the show was well down on numbers, and many of the big beasts failed to show up, many people did come. it wasn't a total washout, as some had unexpected. the organisers here say they've done everything they can to keep people safe, including manda...

Is a little bit expensive, even a lateral flow test when you do it privately costs money. and obviously it's an inconvenience for travellers. the travel industry has been arguing quite forcefully that it is time to end restrictions altogether. because they have been shown to inconvenience passengers, because economic harm but the travel industry argues they do little to hold the omicron wave. at the moment we don't know what will happen for non—vaccinated passengers, they currently have to isolate on arrival, we don't know what will happen with children either, people who do not currently ha...

Significant than they sound. but making thousands of homes safe after the grenfell fire continues to be a huge financial challenge for the industry and government. simon browning, bbc news. travel firms say the demand for foreign holidays has started to recover following the relaxation of coronavirus travel rules across the uk. from this weekend fully vaccinated travellers and under—18s arriving in the uk no longer need to take a pre—departure lateral flow test. tim muffett has the details it's been a brutal time for the travel industry. lockdowns and restrictions have meant that for almos...