to rise, as well. interesting, good to talk to you, tobias. ee is introducing extra charges for new customers using their mobile phones in europe from january. it s the first uk operator to introduce the charges since the brexit trade deal was signed at the end of december. anyonejoining or upgrading from the 7th ofjuly will be charged a flat fee of £2 a day in 47 european destinations. the irish ministerfor foreign affairs simon coveney has said he is hopeful of progress later this week on extending the grace period for chilled meats entering northern ireland. speaking after the first british irish inter governmental conference meeting in two years, mr coveney said the irish government was listening to concerns about the implementation of the northern ireland protocol, which means checks on some goods arriving in northern ireland from the rest of the uk. hopefully this week and into next week, if we can get agreement on the chilled meats issue, at least for a temporary extension of
to introduce the charges since the brexit trade deal was signed at the end of december. anyonejoining or upgrading from the 7th ofjuly will be charged a flat fee of £2 a day in 47 european destinations. the scottish government is facing calls to issue an official apology to mothers who were pressured into giving up their babies for adoption in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. it s thought up to 60,000 women had their babies forcibly taken from them, simply because they were unmarried. some have been meeting ministers this morning, and say an apology would help to lift the sense of shame. 0ur correspondent, duncan kennedy, has been speaking to one woman, elspeth ross, about what she went through, and the lost decades, without her son. so here we are, this is it. elspeth ross was unmarried when she became pregnant in 1962.
weddings, my friend is getting married on the 17th ofjuly, and they are just try to test for the record what they are and are not allowed to do. today it was reported in the telegraph that it is the bride and groom s responsibility to make sure their guests are covid complaint for some meanwhile we have 6000 people in wembley and as many vips as you want. unlike rob, from my perspective, and we have a lot of science over the last couple of weeks that it doesn t matter that much cases are on the rise, yes, they are, but the link between cases and hospitalisations have been broken or very nearly broken. we have always said we have got to learn to live with covid, so i do not think it is a massive problem they are going to be six 2000 blood wembley for the final and semifinals, but i think it is meant that while that is happening, researchers are still in place for some as rob said, when it is important, the rules go out the window. parties can weddings, wedding anniversaries are all impo
operating at 25% capacity at the moment, so a little over 20,000, and we knew the knockout game next week was going to be 40,000, and the semifinals on the sixth and 7th of july and the final on the 11th, 40,000, but they have increased those in the semifinals and the finals to operate wembley at 75% capacity now so over 60,000. fantastic news for the supporters of whatever teams make it that far. we have heard from the culture secretary oliver dowden who says they have worked extremely closely with uefa and the fa to make sure of rigorous and tight public health measures in place while allowing more fans in place to see the action live, and if i must promise to be an unforgettable moment in our national recovery from the pandemic, he says. we return to normality, that was supposed to be yesterday, that has been delayed, of course, for four weeks, and is nicola sturgeon also said in the last hour, but this also
others by the end of the tournament. that s right. tonight, 22 and a half thousand fans here at wembley. that will increase to 16,000 for two matches in the next round, but today, the government announced that around 60,000 fans are more will be here for the semifinals on the sixth and 7th ofjuly, and the final itself onjuly the 11th. and 7th ofjuly, and the final itself on july the 11th. you and 7th ofjuly, and the final itself onjuly the 11th. you may remember in recent days, there s been pressure on the british government, and it was suggested budapest might host the final with no limits on their capacity. there has been scrutiny on what the british government would do, and they said today they would open the doors to 60,000. the same will apply to fans coming in proving they ve had two vaccinations or a negative test. oliver dowden said it would mean a memorable moment in terms of the nation s recovery, but the world