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Attacker Usman Khan had a Suicide Belt and he feared everyone would die. The squalid barracks in kent where hundreds of Asylum Seekers got covid. The High Court says the government broke the law by putting them there. And with 50 days to go till the tokyo olympics, a rehearsalfor the Medal Ceremony despite mounting opposition there to the games going ahead. And coming up on the Bbc News channel. A stunning debut for New Zealands conway he celebrates a double century, but england begin the fightback, in the Opening Test at lords. Good evening. Quarantine for travellers coming from portugal is to be reintroduced, after the government announced it was moving it from the Green List for foreign travel to amber. Portugal had been the only mainstream European Holiday destination on the uk Green List but those returning from portugal after 4am on tuesday will now have to isolate for ten days and take two coronavirus tests. No new countries were added to the Green List today, and seven countries including costa rica, egypt, and Sri Lanka were added to the red list, meaning mandatory quarantine in a government approved hotel. Portugaljoins the amber list, which includes other key british Holiday Destinations such france, italy, spain, and greece, which the government says british residents should not travel to. The portuguese government said it was struggling to see the logic in the decision, while here the move has sparked Anger And Concern in the Travel Industry, and introduced uncertainty for those whove booked to go abroad. Our Transport Correspondent Caroline davies reports. It was a brief moment in the sun. After three weeks, portugal is off the Green List. For passengers heading out there today, the news came as a shock. Heading out there today, the news came as a shock. Gutted, really. But it is what it came as a shock. Gutted, really. But it is what it is. Came as a shock. Gutted, really. 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Its heartbreaking for us, letting the staff go again, and not for us, letting the staff go again, and not knowing if we can employ them and not knowing if we can employ them again. No and not knowing if we can employ them again and not knowing if we can employ them aiain. ,. , ,. , them again. No other countries have been added them again. No other countries have been added to them again. No other countries have been added to the them again. No other countries have been added to the green them again. No other countries have been added to the Green List, been added to the Green List, meaning portugaljoins spain, greece and france on the amber list. This small trickle of passengers back into Uk Airports over the last few weeks has not been the restart that many in the industry wanted. But Todays Announcement is a very bitter blow. Todays announcement is a very bitter blow bitter blow. The uk has, essentially, bitter blow. The uk has, essentially, with bitter blow. The uk has, essentially, with the bitter blow. The uk has, essentially, with the decision bitter blow. The uk has, essentially, with the decision taken today, which i said was unjustifiable and irrational, cut itself off from europe and from the world, for that matter. I would urge them to look into this again, because there are so many families now that cannot reunite that should be able to do so, and i think it is Utterly Confusing For British people. Utterly confusing for british seo 0 le. ,. , Utterly Confusing For British eole. , people. So, what is the justification . People. So, what is the justification . We people. So, what is the justification . We have. People. So, what is the justification . We have seen two thins, justification . We have seen two things. Really. Justification . We have seen two things, really, which justification . We have seen two things, really, which have justification . We have seen two i things, really, which have caused concern. One is the Positivity Rate has nearly doubled since the last review in portugal. The other is that there is a sort of Nepal Mutation of the so called indian variant that has been detected, and we dont know the potential for that to be a vaccine defeating mutation, and we simply dont want to take the risk as we come up to the 21st of june. Risk as we come up to the 21st of june. ,. ,. , risk as we come up to the 21st of june. ,. , ,. ,. , june. Seven more countries were also added to the june. Seven more countries were also added to the red june. Seven more countries were also added to the red list. June. Seven more countries were also added to the red list. Afghanistan, i added to the red list. Afghanistan, bahrain, costa rica, egypt, Sri Lanka, Sudan And Trinidad and tobago. With concerns about new variants, some argue the government made the right decision. To variants, some argue the government made the right decision. Made the right decision. 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It is notjust the uncertainty of those wanting to travel to portugal. The concern is if portugal, the first major tourist destination, can be taken off within a matter of three weeks, what does it mean for the countries that havent even been on the Green List yet . The Travel Industry will be concerned that this will mean people will not want to book for the summer because of that uncertainty. ReaL Uncertainty because of that uncertainty. ReaL Uncertainty and because of that uncertainty. ReaL Uncertainty and anger in the Travel Industry then . Uncertainty and anger in the Travel Industry then . Real frustration from the Travel Industry industry then . Real frustration from the Travel Industry today. Industry then . Real frustration from the Travel Industry today. Not industry then . Real frustration from the Travel Industry today. Not just. The Travel Industry today. Notjust because they put the bulk of their resources towards a country that most people will not be able to visit at the moment, but also because they feel they have had no warning about this. The government had introduced a watchlist that was meant to be that if countries were currently green, but in danger of going to amber, they would be put on that list. Portugal, in this case, hasjumped that list. Portugal, in this case, has jumped straight from green to amber. This is an industry that has lost thousands of jobs amber. This is an industry that has Lost Thousands Ofjobs in the course of the last year. They really do need to be so much to survive and, to some degree, they have told me this evening they feel they have been partially sacrificed. However, it is clear that the government is taking his variants incredibly seriously. They dont want to let one end that is vaccine resistant after such an important effort with the vaccines, that could bring us back to square one again. Ok. The vaccines, that could bring us back to square one again. 0k, thank ou. The portuguese Foreign Ministry tweeted after the announcement that it couldnt see the logic in the decision to put portugal on the amber list. Our reporter Alison Roberts is in Cascais. So bewilderment there what is the situation with covid cases there . Well, portugal still does have one of the lowest rates in the european union. They have been taking up in the last few days. Nevertheless, there is half a dozen municipalities on the watchlist that the government has laid out, one of them is lisbon, which is obviously a very big city. And there are concerns about cases coming up in the centre of lisbon. Our correspondent Alison Roberts, reporting there from Cascais in portugal. Our Health Editor Hugh pym is here. Looking at the situation here, the variant of coronavirus first identified in india, now called the delta variant, is now the dominant strain here . Delta variant, is now the dominant strain here . ,. ,. , strain here . Yes, we heard this from Pubuc Strain here . Yes, we heard this from public Health Strain here . Yes, we heard this from public Health England Strain here . Yes, we heard this from public Health England this public Health England this afternoon, with their weekly report. They have gone through the numbers. Involving cases with this variant, first identified in india. Now 12,400, from just under 7000 last week. They are still fairly concentrated in hotspot areas, in bolton and blackburn, that is 3000 of them. But it is spreading slightly beyond that as well, we are told. Interestingly, public Health England say that there is an increased risk, slightly, of going to hospital as a result of getting sick with this variant. Compared to the existing kent variant, first identified there at The End of last year. They dont say how much buy, and they dont say they can be definitive about that at the moment, but that is an interesting development. Looking at the hospital numbers, 278 needed to go to hospital, up from 201 the previous week, of which 94 needed an overnight stay. Now, the bulk of those, the majority of those were unvaccinated. So, that is likely the reason why they have got sick. But certainly some hard had one dose. So this is the sort of information going into the jigsaw puzzle, if you like, that officials and ministers are having to assess before their decision about raising Lockdown Restrictions in england onjune the zist. Restrictions in england onJune The 21st. The words being used are an abundance of caution. We heard that about the portugal decision, and i think that is going to be applied to all of this data and what happens on June The 21st. All of this data and what happens on June The 21st June The 21st. Many thanks. Our Health Editor June The 21st. Many thanks. Our Health Editor Hugh June The 21st. Many thanks. Our Health Editor Hugh pym. An Armed Policeman Who shot the Fishmongers Hall Attacker has told an inquest he thought they were all going to die, after spotting what he believed to be a Suicide Belt attached to Usman Khans waist. The officer, who cant be named to protect his identity, told the jury he came up close to khan, as bystanders pinned him to the ground on London Bridge. Our home Affairs Correspondent Daniel Sandford reports. Having killed two people in fishmongers hall, Usman Khan was pursued out under London Bridge by three men wielding a Fire Extinguisher and a narwhal tusk. They successfully brought him to the ground. At this point, three Firearms Officers arrived from city of london police. They dived in to try to take control. One of the officers, known as ws5 to conceal his identity, then saw what looked like a bomb around the suspect� s waste. Hes got a bomb. If youd seen films, youd have believed it was a viable device. Various packages of cigarette packet size, tape, wires coming out, ws5 told the inquestjury. When i was in his face, in his personal space, i remember him shouting Allahu Akbar at me. At that point i thought, thats it, im not going home to see my family or my friends either. A second officer who was right by Khans Head heard him saying, ive got a bomb. I was slightly stunned. I was thinking, you want to kill yourself and you want me to do it, yx99 recalled. But worrying about the device around khans waste, he said, i drew my firearm up into the aiming position, id already made the decision several seconds prior that i was going to shoot him. The first second the shot became available, i took it. He said he fired, to save myself and to try and save the people around me. I thought he was going to detonate it. I thought we were going to die from that close. The officers then retreated. A Stand Off followed with the Armed Police watching from a safer distance from behind cover, and khan lying here on the bridge. A Police Helicopter was hovering overhead, beaming live pictures back to the control room. And then, after eight minutes, to the officers surprise, khan sat up. At that point, six officers started shooting, firing a total of 18 bullets. Khan was declared dead soon afterwards. The belt he was wearing turned out to be fake. Daniel sandford, Bbc News, at fishmongers hall. The government acted unlawfully, the High Court has ruled, by Housing Migrants in a dilapidated former army barracks, where 200 of them caught coronavirus. Six Asylum Seekers brought the case, claiming that Napier Barracks in folkestone were unsafe. The Home Office said that use of the barracks would continue, and that it was considering its next steps. Our legal correspondent Dominic Casciani has the details. A four Man Rundown Army base, less than a mile from the english channel, home for Asylum Seekers arriving in dinghies and lorries, asking for britain to take them in. This is Napier Barracks. Four months, campaigners called for its closure, saying it was unfit for human habitation. Hundreds of men in limbo waiting for a decision on whether they can stay or must leave the uk, men like these, from iran, kuwait and elsewhere, who, from behind wire, tell me they have been spending years moving through europe, looking for a future. What is it like in there . Ihla europe, looking for a future. What is it like in there . Europe, looking for a future. What is it like in there . No room. No, no room. Is it like in there . No room. No, no room like is it like in there . No room. No, no room like a is it like in there . No room. No, no room. Like a lion, is it like in there . No room. No, no room. Like a lion, and is it like in there . No room. No, no room. 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He said it led to actual bodily harm of the residents and, as a result, the Mental Health of the claimants deteriorated. Today, residents say they are still desperate to leave. We do not have hot water. We do not have the internet, electricity, we have the internet, electricity, we havejust have the internet, electricity, we have just one shower for 100 persons, and in this Military Base for 100 people. You understand . If you need food . Bad food. Notjust bad. Everything, my friend, is bad here. ,. , bad. Everything, my friend, is bad here. , . , here. The Home Office today said it was disappointed here. The Home Office today said it was disappointed with here. The Home Office today said it was disappointed with the here. The Home Office today said it was disappointed with the ruling. Was disappointed with the ruling. But it hasnt said if it is going to appeal. It has no plans either to close the facility. That is because it now believes it is safer, there is more covid testing, recreation for the men living here and the Barbed Wire is gone. Charities say the Home Secretary Priti Patel Cant be trusted. Ministers need a solution to this now daily occurrence, whilst more boats across the english channel, around 100 people a day this week, as the summer hots up, expect more and expect greater political and legal pressure on ministers to find a solution. Dominic casciani, Bbc News, folkestone, in kent. The mother of a 14 year old boy who was stabbed to death in birmingham broke down in tears this afternoon as she paid tribute to him at the scene where he died. Dea John Reid was killed in the Kingstanding Area on Monday Evening. Today a man aged 35 appeared in court charged with his murder. Two other people remain in custody. This report contains flashing images. Mothers grief. Three days after her son lay dying here she came to lay flowers. On Monday Evening she said she sent her son out to play football and he never came home. They took away my sons life. My son wont grow up to give me a grandchild. What more must i do . I love my son so much and when i went home i dont see my son in the house. It has grieved me a lot. What more, what more can i do . What more can i do . It more, what more can i do . What more can i do . More, what more can i do . What more can i do . ,. ,. ,. , can i do . It was another teenage life lost. Described by his family as an incredibly talented footballer, gymnast and runner, Dea John Reid died from a single Stab Wound to his chest late on monday night. West midlands police said there had been an incident involving him and his friends immediately before he died. The police tapes and Forensic Tent have gone today, and thats allowed people a chance to come to express their grief. In a statement, dea Johns Family thanked the public for their outpouring of love and support, and added that it wouldnt be just them that felt his loss, but everybody that knew him, too. So much potential. So much. Every day i tell him im proud of him. I dont want to talk im sorry. The family has dont want to talk im sorry. The family has praised dont want to talk im sorry. The family has praised the Police Investigation and said it would return here for a vigil on sunday night. Phil mackie, Bbc News, birmingham. The time is 17 minutes past six. Our top story this Evening Quarantine free travel to and from portugal is to end from next tuesday as the government moves it off the uk Green List. Coming up a double century for New Zealands Devon Conway on the second day of the Test Match against england at lords. Later on bbc london, reflecting on a black Lives Matter Protest in the capital one year on. We are from one of the organisers. Plus, putting young people through their paces in East London in The Hunt for the next generation of olympic athletes. The president of the committee organising the tokyo olympics, seiko hashimoto, has told the bbc that the games will go ahead as planned, despite mounting opposition in her country. With 50 days to go until the delayed 2020 olympics begin and with the first athletes arriving injapan 10,000 volunteers have quit, citing safety fears, and 100 areas have pulled out of hosting Training Camps for certain teams. A Fourth Wave of coronavirus is gathering pace in the west the west of japan is currently experiencing a fourth phase of coronavirus, raising concerns the games could become a Super Spreader event. Our Sports Correspondent Laura Scott reports. From a State Of Emergency to the biggest event on earth. 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A Fourth Wave of the virus is leaving Intensive Care wards struggling to cope, and less than 3 of the population have been vaccinated so far. But she says reassurance should be taken from restrictions like the ban on overseas fans. Translation it overseas fans. Translation , overseas fans. Translation , translation it is my conviction that when People Translation it is my conviction that when people understand translation it is my conviction | that when people understand there are no firm measures we could be taking to prevent the spread of coronavirus, attitudes will change. To say it is ok to have the games. How will you deal with any outbreak of coronavirus during the games . Translation Iii Of Coronavirus during the games . Translation of coronavirus during the games . 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On wednesday 10,000 volunteers quit amid concerns the olympics will become a Super Spreader. Translation ,. ,. , translation still there are loud voices saying translation still there are loud voices saying we translation still there are loud voices saying we are translation still there are loud voices saying we are not translation still there are loud voices saying we are not doing voices saying we are not doing enough. And of course the ioc could still say maybe we should not be held in the games. In that case, even though we have very little time, we would put all their efforts into Finding Areas where we could improve and make our best efforts to put on the games. For many injapan, these games pose an unwanted risk, but hashimoto is adamant that next month athletes from Around The World will be stepping onto these podiums, celebrating victory against all the odds. Laura scott, Bbc News. Lets take a look at some of todays other news. The Bbc Director general Tim Davie has apologised to the Whistle Blower who raised concerns about the reporter martin bashir. Matt wiessler, a graphic designer, was sidelined by the bbc after raising concerns that fake Bank Statements which he mocked up for the journalist had been used to persuade Princess Diana to do an interview in 1995. He said the apology was important to him, but that he now wants to move on. The government is facing a growing rebellion that could force it to reverse cuts to foreign aid. 30 tory rebel mps, including the former prime Minister Theresa may, have now promised to back a bid to increase spending on aid in 2022, after it was reduced by ministers by almost £4 billion. The Conservative Party has been fined £10,000 for sending 51 emails in Borisjohnsons Name to people who did not want to receive them. The information Commissioners Office called it a serious breach of data laws. The emails were sent injuly 2019 after mrjohnson became Party Leader and prime minister. Marine protection officials in Sri Lanka are scrambling to contain a potential leak of several hundred tonnes of oil from a sinking cargo ship. It caught fire nearly two weeks ago and Debris And Oil have spread onto the coast, sparking fears of an environmental disaster. Health ministers from the G7 Group of wealthy nations met today in oxford to discuss sharing vaccines with poorer countries. Theyve also been considering ways of combatting future health threats. Next week, the uk will host the G7 Summit which is likely to be dominated by discussions about the Coronavirus Pandemic and plans for recovery. Our global Health Correspondent Tulip mazumdar reports. Covid 19 has ravaged every corner of the globe. But as rich countries vaccinate millions of people every day to protect them against the deadly virus, some poorer nations are yet to vaccinate a single person. Ever since india stopped exporting covid vaccines because of the crisis there, countries in africa have been counting down their last doses. Here in ghana, there has been a very successful Roll Out of the first dose of vaccines for the most at risk groups. Their second doses are now due, but officials are unclear and when they will arrive. It is deeply unfair. Of the almost Two Billion doses that have been administered globally, Sub Saharan Africa have received about 1 of all of these vaccines. We have ten countries that have already completely run out of doses. We have countries like morocco, countries like rwanda, lesotho, eswatini, that have used up all of their doses. But also we have a number of countries that will use up all of their vaccine in the next couple of weeks. Those are countries like uganda, you have countries like kenya, seychelles, egypt. Meanwhile, g7 countries, the uk, us and canada, have vaccinated more than half of their populations. Germany, italy and france, well over a third. Japans uptake has been much slower, but not because theyre short on supplies. The Health Ministers of those countries have been meeting in oxford at the university which created the worlds most widely used covid vaccine. Now the Co Creator of the Oxford Astrazeneca Jab is calling on World Leaders to share that vaccine more fairly. Globally, we need to be able to find the funds and the means to vaccinate widely across the world. If we dont, what will happen is more mutations arising in the virus, and we will have a harder and harder task to fight the virus as it continues to mutate. The un Agency Unicef wants g7 countries, together with the eu, to donate 20 of the doses injune, july and august. For the uk that would mean sharing just over Four Million doses this month and Five Million injuly. The agency says, crucially, that countries can do all this without disrupting their own domestic Roll Outs. The Uk Vaccination programme has very much been based on delivering vaccine as soon as it is delivered to us. So we dont have any excess doses at the moment. But, absolutely, we want to lean into this global effort, when there is spare capacity. So, as rich countries continue vaccinating younger people, who are least at risk of dying from covid, some of the worlds most at risk, including Health Care workers in poorer nations, remain last in line. Tulip mazumdar, Bbc News. And Buckingham Palace has announced that the queen will meet President Biden and the first Ladyjill Biden at Windsor Castle next weekend, as part of the president s visit to the uk, for that G7 Summit. Cricket and england bowled out New Zealand for 378 on the second day of the test at lords. But in a mixed performance, some strong bowling earlier in the day was followed by a shaky start to englands batting. A short time ago, england were 11042 back. Our Sports Correspondent Olly Foster was watching. Thanks to the test so far has been on two debutants. This time last Night Ollie Robinson stood on the and apologised for a series of offensive tweets that had come to light. Devon conway has also been trending. You put the kiwis firmly on top and was now looking to put them out of sight. Henry and eccles reached his half century but the Fast Pace of Mark Wood was his undoing. And it was robinson who took the catch that lifted englands spirits and No Doubt his. The partnership broken, New Zealand wobbled, robinson finished with four wickets in the Innings And Zak crawley to the fabulous catch. They bowled New Zealand out for 378 but not before conway brought up his 200. His name will be going on that famous lords honours board. Englands reply was unconvincing. Don sibley out for a duck, trapped by kyle jamieson. Crawley followed, nick and Tim Southey to the keeper. The match was swinging back to the tourists in england knew it. Joe roofs tourists in england knew it. Joe root� s arrival brought calm, panic over. And along side his captain, Rory Burns picked his shots carefully that made them count. He reached his half Century But Preservation is still the key for england approaching the close with three days are still left to play. Ollie foster, Bbc News. Time for a look at the weather heres ben rich. Every evening so far this Week Weve talked about it being the warmest day of the year so far. Monday, first, which was eclipsed by tuesday, then wednesday. But today we have broken that pattern. Temperatures fell a little short, 25 the highest Temperature Weve seen today, and it looks a Bit Cooler over the next few days. Even a bit of rain for some today, that was the Scene Injersey earlier. Some of the rain has pushed across the channel, patchy, Showery Rain Drifting Across Central Southern England into the South East and maybe East Anglia through the night. Also showers into Northern Ireland. In between, clear skies, and it will get quite chilly in a few places, some spots in the countryside, wales for example, could get down to round about four or 5 degrees. But mild and muddy across eastern england. Tomorrow, a lot of dry weather and sunshine, but you can see cloud bringing Showery Rain Across Parts of Northern Ireland at times. And also some rain down to the South East. There is still some uncertainty about just how far west this wet weather will get, we may see patchy rain into the london area, certainly some likely across East Anglia. For much of the rest of england and wales, apart from the Odd Shower we will see sunshine. These temperatures about where they should be for this time of year. Cloud will bring some showers, particularly into western counties of Northern Ireland. The Odd Shower across scotland but quite a lot of sunshine and very pleasant at 19 degrees in aberdeen. The weekend, High Pressure is close by so a lot of dry weather, but you can see this front pushing in from the west. This will provide some outbreaks of rain, but without running into the High Pressure it will be quite a weak affair, so Showery Rain Across Parts of Northern Ireland, western scotland, could be the Odd Sharp Show if eastern scotland, much of england and wales it looks likely dry with sunshine. 18 to maybe 23 degrees. Just not quite as warm as it has been. The sunday, the remnants of the front will sit across our shores, but you cant make them out on the chart, just a bit more cloud, may be the Odd Shower, and temperatures of 18 to 23. Not as warm as it has been, but still pleasant in the sunshine. A reminder of our top story. Quarantine free travel to and from portugal is to end from next tuesday

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