apart from the under 12s, everyone else has to show proof of being fully vaccinated and within at least 16 days of arriving in spain. also, if you ve had your second jab over 270 days ago, then you ll also have to show proof of having your boosterjab as well. on top of that, and it gets a little bit more complicated as well, you also have to show a qr code to the authorities when you arrive by filling out a spanish health control form as well, so there s still a few hurdles to achieve before you re allowed into the country. but this does make things a lot easier. but for some hoteliers that we ve spoken to on the spanish islands, this news may have come a bit too late. they said they ve lost millions of pounds in trade just from these cancelled half term bookings. apta, though, the industry body here, say that hundreds of thousands of people are still getting away for winter sun breaks and ski breaks this half term. the latest on spain and its changes to coronavirus rules. not coming u
to find maximum wages. and i m not condoning them, his were terrible. we have all accepted they were diabolical and nobody has liked it. but we have decided to play him and we stand by that. cricket s governing body has lifted a ban on international matches being held at yorkshire s headingley ground. the county side was stripped of the right to host england games after the allegations of racism at the club made by former player azeem rafiq. the ecb today said it would now overturn the decision, subject to the club meeting the remaining key requirements by the end of march. headingley will host a test against new zealand and a one day game against south africa this summer. that s just about it from me. all the weekend s six nations build up is on the bbc sport website, including news of england s new line up for their game in italy. that s. and olly foster will have a full round up in sportsday at 6.30pm here on the bbc news channel. thanks, lizzie. the time is 5:37
the latest from the winter - sportsday. coming up in sportsday,| the latest from the winter olympics. after seven days of full competition, you re waiting team gb, a british medal. the skeleton team are usually bankers for a medal, especially the women s team, who have made a podium for the last 20 years, but not this time. we will also look ahead to the next six nations fixtures. west ham keep playing kurt zouma despite that our spca investigation overweight. and it is also super bowl weekend. but now on bbc news, it is time for the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i amjane hill, and to take us through this week s cinema releases is mark kermode, as ever. what have you been
month with the team. that s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories and the lastest on transfer deadline day on the bbc sport website and app. and there ll be a comprehensive round up in sportsday at half past 6. no sign of liverpool buying anybody in the last few hours? i no sign of liverpool buying anybody in the last few hours? in the last few hours? i don t think the need in the last few hours? i don t think they need anyone, in the last few hours? i don t think they need anyone, they re - in the last few hours? i don t think they need anyone, they re doing i in the last few hours? i don t think| they need anyone, they re doing all right. it s going to be interesting to see, but renaldo is confirmed. all eyes will be at old trafford. you never know. a few hours left. gavin, thank you very much. the bbc s moscow correspondent has left russia today, expelled by the authorities after being labelled a threat to national security. sarah rainsford, who first repo
watching that, so i m going be interested in seeing how she reacts to the england game. i hope there s a bit more cheerfor this to the england game. i hope there s a bit more cheer for this time. thank you very much for that. i hope we talk to you again soon. thanks very much. jim white there. and we ll have more on all the build up in sportsday at 6.30pm. in other news, the liberal democrats are celebrating a stunning by election victory, after winning a seat that has been conservative for almost half a century. sarah green won chesham and amersham in buckinghamshire byjust over 8,000 votes, overturning a tory majority, of 16,000. the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, says the conservatives have ignored local voters, and their blue wall of southern seats is now crumbling. our political correspondent iain watson reports from chesham. the liberal democrat party is duly elected. the lib dems say they ve created a political shock wave. their candidate, sarah green, defeated the conservative