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The coming days, more flight, more tourists will arrive as greece reopens to the world. music to the ears of many around here. tim allman, bbc news. hello there. a slow—moving area of low pressure has been responsible for the unsettled weather during the weekend and indeed for monday. it has brought strong winds and quite a lot of rain across areas, particularly across cumbria. now for tuesday, it looks like we will see further rain at times but it won't be quite as windy as what we've see in the last few days, and that is because our area of low pressure is pushing off into scandinavia. les...

Will allow vistors from 15 countries it considers to be "safe" — to start coming in from wednesday. they include canada, morocco and australia, but not the us, brazil or russia. china is on the safe list, but the eu says it first wants reciprocal arrangements for its citizens to travel there before it grants permission. it is 100 days since boris johnson announced that he was introducing a lockdown. in those 100 days, the uk has been affected by covid—19 far more than most. and we wanted take time for a detailed look at the decisions that were taken around lockdown, around testing, and aro...

That meant face masks for eve ryo ne that meant face masks for everyone and a precautionary test for the virus. none of these people had to pay for this trip. holiday companies footing the bill for the medical staff, police officers, supermarket workers, all of them were nominated by the public, and where better to come than kos, the home of medicine. it was a surprise for me, ididn't medicine. it was a surprise for me, i didn't know i was nominated. i feel very lucky. i am also very tired from work. i need this! the virus is still there, that we have to be careful and we have to follow the ru...

Troops entered galveston, texas, and made the announcement on june 19th, 1865. laura smalley, who was born a slave in texas, was a child when it happened and gave this interview in 1941. >> we didn't know where to go. mom and them didn't know where to go. you see, after freedom broke, they started just, like, to turn some of them out, you know? didn't know where to go. they turned them loose on the 19th of june. that's why, you know, we celebrate that day.iv >> reporter: today, 155 years later, communities are marking the holiday with marches, celebrations and demands for equality and justice....

Europe to the united states for the next 30 days. >> reporter: americans abroad began the scramble home, crushing together in airports. felicia temple, in europe on a singing tour, got an urgent call from her husband. >> he's freaking out, and he's like, "you have to get home. i will fly you home." >> reporter: we now know the virus had been flowing into new york from europe unchecked for weeks, and the president's second travel ban did nothing to satisfy the playbook's authors. was that a moment in which you felt a little better about messaging? >> no. i was actually very, very concerned abou...