if i interrupt or even laughed at john at kate, that interrupts the microphone because my microphone is still live in the machine that controls the mike, you have to give way to them. that means you can t have a fluid debate or conversation. so we have to apologise to workers, but hopefully by the spring, we ll be back in one space again. let s talk about the telegraph, because you sort of alluded to this, testing rules to be allowed on staff shortages? rules to be allowed on staff shortaues? . , ., , , rules to be allowed on staff shortaues? . , .,, , ., shortages? the telegraph has its own line, it s shortages? the telegraph has its own line. it s really shortages? the telegraph has its own line, it s really interesting, line, it s really interesting, they re looking at trying to reduce they re looking at trying to reduce the amount of time that people have to isolate. so at the moment, you get a positive lateral flow test, then you get your pcr test and, once you got your pcr r
the former domestic intelligence agency chief is detained on suspicion of high treason. a boost to the travel industry demand forforeign holidays has increased, after uk testing rules were eased. more on all those stories coming up at the top of the now on bbc news it s time for hardtalk. stephen sackur speaks to author and journalist sathnam sanghera whose bestselling book empireland takes a critical look at britain s imperial past. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. wherever we live in the world, our home country and its dominant culture will have done much to shape our identity. from the history we learn in school to the statues in our city squares, we are embedded
towards tomorrow morning. temperatures won t be as low, down between two or three degrees. but tomorrow will be a chillier day and the outlook is unsettled and often quite chilly. enjoy your day. just a reminder the a21 sevenoaks bypass is currently shut southbound, that s from the m25 turn off good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today. no vax? no entry. the world s top ranked tennis player novak djokovic faces deportation from australia ahead of the open because of strict vaccine rules. on the issue of mr djokovic, rules are rules. and there are no special cases. here in the uk, testing rules are being relaxed. people without symptoms who have a positive lateral flow, won t need a follow up pcr.
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and a boost to the travel industry as demands for foreign holiday bookings increase after testing rules were eased. hello, good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. welcome to bbc news. novak djokovic has applied for leave to remain in australia on the grounds that he had covid last month. his lawyers said he was given a medical exemption from the country s vaccine rules by the organisers of the australian open. but he was refused entry by immigration officials when he landed in melbourne on wednesday. a court hearing will decide on monday whether he should be deported. but on the day that novak djokovic s legal team says he tested positive for covid, serbia s post office