steve: a federal judge calling out the biden administration for biggest attack on free speech in american history. white house blocked from communicating with social media companies. education president joe biden. she may be the only person who believe that. address educatoring promoting work to support schools coming out of the pandemic. joe biden has underprepared and under
So getting everything open, i you know, those big museums, the historic houses that you might | drive out and make a day trip to, | i and some of the sea life centres. and the aquariums that people can go to when it looks a bit cold and rainy, and we need to be inside. for months, these animals have been looking out at no one. but, for the first time today, they will finally have a very different view. fiona lamdin, bbc news. when someone mentions a royaljubilee, you might think of street parties and bunting. but next year, celebrations could involve a humble spade and sapling. the queen s green canopy project is encouraging us all to plant a tree to mark the queen s 70 years on the throne. here s our royal correspondent, daniela relph. there is planning to do 70. 70 clumps of trees. she left the spade work to her son.
We ll be taking you from heathrow to portugal, as the departure gates reopen and flights take off for foreign holidays again. and from swimming in the sea to swimming with sharks, we ll be live from a sea life in blackpool as britain s indoor attractions prepare to welcome back visitors. five years ago i was convicted of a dreadful crime that i did not commit. katherine kelly will be joining us to talk about the second series of the crime drama innocent. in the last half hour the first holiday makers have jetted off abroad, as non essential travel kick starts again in britain today. we can join our transport correspondent caroline davies, who is at heathrow airport. i wonder, does it feel like a slice of normality this morning? good morning.
On everyone s face. tourism experts believe these fish and attractions like this are vital to the success of the staycation. indoor attractions are hugely important. we know that visits to attractions were two thirds down last year, so getting everything open, you know, those big museums, the historic houses that you might drive out and make a day trip to, and some of the sea life centres and the aquariums that people can go to when it looks a bit cold and rainy, and we need to be inside. for months, these animals have had no one to look out at. later on, they will finally have a very different view. fiona lamdin, bbc news. would you believe it? to pot is in the tank right now and can speak to us from there. good morning, what is it like in there?
Especially here in lancashire, because we ve had some of the most severe restrictions in place during the whole pandemic. i started here on the first day of lockdown, so i haven t actually seen any guests in the building. so the animals have been my only friends, so i can t wait to have people back and see the excitement on everyone s face. tourism experts believe these fish and attractions like this are vital to the success of the staycation. indoor attractions are hugely important. we know that visits to attractions were two thirds down last year, so getting everything open, you know, those big museums, the historic houses that you might drive out and make a day trip to, and some of the sea life centres and the aquariums that people can go to when it looks a bit cold and rainy, and we need to be inside. for months, these animals have had no one to look out at. later on, they will finally have a very different view. fiona lamdin, bbc news.