green light, i m coming and the first thing i ll do is see my family, give my mum a big hug, pick a ticket to aston villa. i ve got to finish my album in the studio, my band,it finish my album in the studio, my band, it has been delayed by nearly a year. it s going to be like the day when the news comes through, i ll be celebrating. i ll be celebrating. thank you very much indeed. i ll be celebrating. thank you very much indeed. the i ll be celebrating. thank you very much indeed. the power - i ll be celebrating. thank you very much indeed. the power of - i ll be celebrating. thank you very i much indeed. the power of football! with me now is lesly reynaud, director of the office de tourisme provence 0ccitane. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. you must be watching things very closely and helping things are developing in the uk. what are you hoping to see? 50. developing in the uk. what are you heping to see? hoping to see? so, now it s a very, very good hoping to see? so, no
it feel marvellous, really. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: iran denies it s behind the latest threat for western forces in iraq, drones carrying explosives. us authorities are to investigate a press leak about the tax affairs of some of its richest citizens. today, france is set to reopen to international tourism, welcoming fully vaccinated travellers. before the pandemic, france was the most visited tourist destination in the world. but its tourism industry has been decimated by the pandemic, international arrivals fell by 74% last year. so will the tourists return? joining me now is lesly reynaud, who s the director of office de tourisme at provence occitane. what are you expecting