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official news on that. but i know the teams are looking at testing and testing regimes. as i say, we have introduced so many lateral flow tests now that, you know, and they are very accurate, the lateral flow tests, you know, they are really accurate if people are infectious, so i guess they are looking at the regimes all the time in terms of what makes sense. but i don t have any, as i say, official news. but teams will announce it once they have come to their conclusions. we understand that the prime minister is meeting his top team right now to talk about the fact that he doesn t want any more restrictions in england. the first thin . restrictions in england. the first thin he restrictions in england. the first thing he will restrictions in england. the first thing he will do restrictions in england. the first thing he will do is restrictions in england. the first thing he will do is recommend l restrictions in england. the first | thing he will do is recommend to restrictions
the coming weeks. so i think at the moment, there is a review point, so we expect those plan b measures will continue. they are due to expire on the 26th of january, so i think there will be perhaps a lot of focus today on how long they might stay in place, whether they would be extended beyond that. that might not be a decision made now. the government has consistently wants to keep watching the data and see what s happening but certainly that s one of the questions that will be asked. also we ve heard these plans that we understand are being finalised on testing, because we know there has been massive testing pressure, a massive increase in demand, so possible changes which maybe we will hear more detail on later for people who do not have symptoms who show up positive on a lateral flow test too, so lots of meetings happening this morning, but we should get a clearer idea in parliament later. plenty for opposition parties to question the prime minister about at pmqs.
by the labour party as a u turn but i think the government would say it was a decision that had never been made, so a policy that has been parked rather than you turned on. we re still waiting for the decisions on the traffic light system, this is the next review point, it could be tomorrow or thursday the stop we are potentially going to see new added to the green list stop will we see france taken off the amber plus list and will the amber plus list disappear altogether? and will the red list get a little bit longer or shorter? some of the travel industry saying if you want to make it simple, why not have a system like in america where people can go pretty much anywhere they want if they are fully vaccinated a pad from a handful of high risk countries where you have a red list. some travel operators like heathrow airport saying the key is making the testing system when you come back to the uk much simpler and much cheaper and that is how you encourage people to travel safely.
at the regimes all the time in terms of what makes sense. but i don t have any, as i say, official news. but the teams will announce it once they have come to their conclusions. we understand that the prime minister is meeting his top team right now to talk about the fact that he doesn t want any more restrictions in england. the first thing he will do is recommend to the cabinet that plan b just carries on as it is until the end ofjanuary because strictly speaking there is a review point of that today. quite interesting the way the prime minister phrased it at his press conference yesterday when he talked about recommending to the cabinet, i think that is borisjohnson trying to show a more collegiate side after all the criticism he got from his colleagues last year. so there s that. i m sure there will be a discussion about does the government need to go further, because case numbers are going up massively? the hospitalisations are going up quite a lot, and there are voices out there