potential for travel for lots of people over the summer. it is really important, but it needs to happen quickly. important, but it needs to happen duickl . ., quickly. the government have said that decisions quickly. the government have said that decisions on quickly. the government have said that decisions on traffic quickly. the government have said that decisions on traffic light - that decisions on traffic light allocations take into account a range of factors including sequencing and variants of concern and tailored and wider economic support is still available to the sector, including the furlough scheme. as the summer approaches, the industry is becoming increasingly anxious about what will happen next. caroline davis. bbc news. damian grammaticas is in westminsterfor us. a plea from the travel industry, how is the government likely to respond? the government is very very conscious i think of all of the pressures on the travel industry, the difficulties there, the difficul
industry heads are waiting for news, particularly if quarantine might be removed for fully vaccinated passengers from amber list countries. that would be a major step forward, and i think it would create the confidence people need to book travel, and travel over the summer. other countries are doing that, germany, france, and at the moment that doesn t apply in the uk, but it could, and it would open up potential for travel for lots of people over the summer. so i think it is really important, but it needs to happen quickly. the government have said that decisions on traffic light allocations take into account a range of factors, including genomic sequencing and variants of concern, variants of concern, and that both tailored and wider economic support is still available to the sector, including the furlough scheme. as the summer approaches, the industry is becoming increasingly anxious about what will happen next. caroline davis, bbc news. that protest is continuing, it is at westmins
24%. with the white shrouded in sea mist, at times the boat doesn t appear to know in which direction to head. white. about an hour after we first spotted the boat carrying migrants, the border force have now arrived, and the migrants will now be taken to dover for processing. the local mp says a new trend is emerging. in the local mp says a new trend is emer: in . . the local mp says a new trend is emerging- the local mp says a new trend is emer: in . . «a ., emerging. in recent weeks, we have seen not only emerging. in recent weeks, we have seen not only an emerging. in recent weeks, we have seen not only an increase emerging. in recent weeks, we have seen not only an increase in - emerging. in recent weeks, we have| seen not only an increase in numbers overall but we have seen an increase in the number of unaccompanied young women and girls who have come into the country through this route. and thatis the country through this route. and that is worrying, because they are
a new plan for immigration aimed at breaking the business model of the people smugglers organising the journeys. others are calling for more safe, legal routes to claim asylum. as the summer approaches, crossings are likely to increase, along with the pressure for change. simon jones, bbc news. and after one of the wettest mays on record many parts of the uk are enjoying some scorching weather with the hottest temperature so far this year recorded in cardiff and middle wallop in hampshire both hitting 25.8 degrees. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley has been getting some sun in henley on thames in 0xfordshire. it s the weather we ve all been hoping for, a chance to shake off the lockdown lull and have some fun in the sun. in wales, new quay beach was packed with sun seekers making the most of the heatwave, while in andover, these children
superintendent saying the city will commit more resources to combatting shootings as summer approaches, shifting police officer s work hours and canceling their vacation days. and in new york, more units will be placed in high-crime areas. the fallout from this vicious wave of violence, more families seeing their sense of safety shattered. my son, my only son, he is my only child, he s not a statistic, he s a graduate. our thanks to nbc s sam brock for that report. well, speculation continues to grow about the origins of covid-19 as china remains uncooperative. the former deputy national security adviser for the trump administration says it is possible to learn where the virus came from, but it s going to take some time. it might take more than 90 days, but, look, if this thing came out of a lab, there are people in china who probably know that. even the wuhan institute of virology said, her first thought was, was this a leak from my