now on bbc news wednesday in parliament. hello there, and welcome to wednesday in parliament as labour try to work out the rules on overseas travel. the messaging is confused and contradictory, and as a result, prime minister, this week, many people are now travelling. a minister insists a free trade deal with australia is good news for agriculture here. british farmers will not be undercut by unfair practices from elsewhere, and we will make sure in all the deals we do that british farming thrives. and scotland s newest mp swaps the classroom for westminster. it was suggested to me . by a colleague that i would miss my school pupils - because no matter how rowdy they were, the house - of commons was much worse. but first, covid travel restrictions have eased, but is it safe to fly off on holiday? since monday, some international travel from england has been allowed, with countries rated by risk on a traffic light system. so portugal is green, france and spain are amber.
the week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament. going anywhere nice for your holidays this year? a health minister has some travel tips. travelling is dangerous, and that is why we tell people, don t travel. also in this programme: angry exchanges as labour accuse boris johnson of breaking the rules. time and again, ministers act like the rules are for other people none more so than the prime minister himself. a charge rejected by ministers. it is based not on fact, but on speculation, . innuendo and smear. and social care reform mps are warned it s not only needed for older people. you can fall down the stairs tomorrow and have a serious brain injury at 30 and need lots of care. all that to come, and more. but first, the battle against covid. the health secretary portrays it as a race between the virus and the vaccine. and, with the spread of what s known as the indian variant, it s not always been clear who s winning. the lifting of some covi
now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament. going anywhere nice for your holidays this year? a health minister has some travel tips. travelling is dangerous, and that is why we tell people, don t travel. also in this programme: angry exchanges as labour accuse borisjohnson of breaking the rules. time and again, ministers act like the rules are for other people none more so than the prime minister himself. a charge rejected by ministers. it is based not on fact, but on speculation, . innuendo and smear. and social care reform mps are warned it s not only needed for older people. you can fall down the stairs tomorrow and have a serious brain injury at 30 and need lots of care. all that to come, and more. but first, the battle against covid. the health secretary portrays it as a race between the virus and the vaccine. and, with the spread of what s known as the indian variant, it s not always been clear who s winning. the lift
hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament. going anywhere nice for your holidays this year? a health minister has some travel tips. travelling is dangerous, and that is why we tell people, don t travel. also in this programme: angry exchanges as labour accuse borisjohnson of breaking the rules. time and again, ministers act like the rules are for other people none more so than the prime minister himself. a charge rejected by ministers. it is based not on fact, but on speculation, . innuendo and smear. and social care reform mps are warned it s not only needed for older people. you can fall down the stairs tomorrow and have a serious brain injury at 30 and need lots of care. all that to come, and more. but first, the battle against covid. the health secretary portrays it as a race between the virus and the vaccine. and, with the spread of what s known as the indian variant, it s not always been clear who s winning. the lifting of some covid restrictions in england