people injured during a stabbing at a hotel in which the suspect was shot dead. president trump signs an executive order calling for protesters who target statues and monuments to be jailed. and as the majority of the uk s pride events move online today, some are still planning to march including veterans of london s gay liberation front. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. i m shaun ley. we begin in the uk. the british government is expected to announce on monday a major change to its quarantine rules, which will make it far easier for tourists to go on holiday to much of europe this summer. from july the 6th, anyone arriving in the uk from a country considered to be at low risk from coronavirus will no longer have to isolate for m days. the changes will pave the way for thousands of people to go on holiday to countries including france, spain, italy, greece an
from the 6th ofjuly. it s expected british holidaymakers will be able to head to popular destinations like spain, italy, france and greece without having to spend 1a days in quarantine when they return. details will be announced next week, but it s likely visitors to portugal and sweden will have self isolate when they get home. tom burridge reports. after a long lockdown, some people are desperate for a holiday abroad. we just want to get away from the familiarity of home you know, being locked up together, as much as i love my family dearly! like others, john is relieved that he and his family won t have to quarantine once they travel back from their holiday in spain. the self isolation would be a real barrier to going away because of the timing of our holiday. when we get back, we haven t got 1a days before our little ones need to go back to school. you know, they ve missed out so much, we can t have them missing out on any more. a series of travel corridors are planned
out the attack had warned he planned to hurt people. the 28 year old, who was shot dead by police, has been named as badreddin abadlla adam, who was from sudan and believed to have been an asylum seeker. alexandra mackenzie reports. the cordon remains in place around the park inn hotel, a grim reminder of yesterday s multiple stabbing. armed police arrived within minutes, shooting dead the attacker. he was 28 year old badreddin abedlla adam, from sudan, who was living in the hotel during the coronavirus lockdown. suraj, who was also living there, said the attacker warned him that he wanted to hurt people. to be honest with you, before he did that, he said that to me. he said, i will attack. i thought that he was joking. i said, no, it s fine, you don t need. he said, i hate them, they hate me. and that night, i complained to the hotel reception. and the man in the reception, he said, i will take it seriously, and he make the complaint. completely, i didn t imagine tha
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fianna fail and fine gael form a coalition for the first time. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we re covering all the latest coronavirus developments in the uk and globally. the british government is set to announce a major change to its quarantine rules which will make it easier for tourists to go on holiday to much of europe this summer. from july 6th, anyone arriving in the uk from a country considered to be at low risk from coronavirus will no longer have to isolate for m days. the changes will pave the way for thousands of people to go on holiday to countries including france, spain, italy, greece and turkey. america s top infectious disease expert, dr anthony fauci, has warned the country faces a serious problem after a record 40,000 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in 2a hours. the number of coronavirus cases in india has passed half a million and the rate of infection is still accelerating. and president trump has signed a