scotland, i expect an announcement from wales imminently and northern ireland will also fall into line but of course you are subject to the rules of the country you are going to and those will depend on your vaccination status and might well involve some kind of testing as well of course as self isolation. and of course as self-isolation. and what difference of course as self-isolation. and what difference do of course as self isolation. and what difference do you think these changes will make for the travel industry in terms of opening up the prospect of travel for people? tt is prospect of travel for people? it is most certainly prospect of travel for people? tt 3 most certainly triggering a boost in bookings, simply because it is going to mean that travellers can save a bit of cash. i have been typically spending about £25 on my post arrival test, and it also reduces a bit of the complexity that makes such a misery, and while the passenger locator form continues to have an ex
the very spot where the covid rules were signed off. his now wife carrie brought another cake along to a gathering of up to 30 people at around two o clock, which lasted around half an hour. there were sandwiches and picnic food and no discussion about social distancing. but his supporters say. i think most people would think a party as being an arranged event, rather than something on somebody s birthday in the office that they work in with the people they always work with someone says, it s your birthday, here s a cake. but that is for sue gray to get to the bottom of. it s yet another get together to add to the list of dos around westminster we already knew about and there were more than a few! those conservatives who want boris johnson out think this could persuade more to reach the same conclusion. no one s ever misunderstood the job description of party leader any more than boris johnson. this, ithink, could well be the straw that breaks the camel s back.
where the government are no longer denying the actual facts and describing it in a way which doesn t actually fit with what is being reported predict what is being reported predict what is being reported is this was a prearranged gathering for about 30 people in a room that lasted for half an hour there was food brought from m&s, there was food brought from m&s, there was food brought from m&s, there was cake, the prime minister was a surprise but he stayed for ten minutes and in any possible understanding of the regulations at the time, anybody that would have been committing a criminal offence because it was a prearranged social gathering, exactly the kind of gathering, exactly the kind of gathering that was not permitted in law which, if you had asked the government at the time, if you could have a prearranged birthday party at work for 30 colleagues coming into a room with cake and all that, they would have said absolutely not put if the police had come across it, they would have g
for a possible defence of kyiv. of course, i am worried because i m a peaceful woman, i don t want to have a war started, but in any case, in case it started, i should be ready to defend the country. meanwhile, a kind of normal life continues as the people of this country wait nervously to see what fate and larger geopolitical forces have in store. gabriel gatehouse, bbc news, kyiv. and in the next hour, we ll be speaking to ukraine s ambassador to the uk. we can get our ukrainian correspondent, james waterhouse, let me get some more reaction firstly from ukraine to the announcement by the us, 8500 troops on standby to travel to the region, not ukraine itself but the region?
as it admits to a gathering for borisjohnson s birthday during the first lockdown, just a few hours after visiting a primary school. this was in a room that was constantly used all day long for a group people who needed to meet in pandemic response, and that somebody thought it was an idea to get a cake. i understand it was organised by his own office. the us puts more than 8000 troops on high alert, as fears grow that russia will invade ukraine. eight people are killed and many more are injured in a stampede at the africa cup of nations in cameroon. no more covid tests for fully vaccinated people arriving in england and scotland they ll be scrapped next month. and climate change is threatening to destroy treasures buried in the uk archaeologists warn britain s history is at risk. sport now, and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre.