Their possessions just to put food on the table. And Emma Raducanu back home in bromley and reliving that match all over again. Last night i actuallyjust re watched the final and tried to relive a couple of the moments and remember how it felt. So it is sinking in a little bit more. And coming up on the Bbc News channel. New zealands Mens Cricket Team have abandoned their tour of pakistan following a New Zealand Government security alert. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. The government is expected to announce big Changes Today to the coronavirus rules for international travel. Initially, the changes will apply to people arriving in england. Theres been speculation that the Traffic Light System of red, amber and green lists will be simplified, with the Amber List effectively dropped. And fully vaccinated travellers may no longer have to take costly Pcr Tests our Transport Correspondent Caroline Davies has the latest. Sunshine, but no one� s sunbathing. In a normal year, 80 of the guests at this hotel in turkey would have been british. Turkey went on the Red List in may, meaning anyone travelling from there to the uk has to quarantine in a hotel. Since then, it has been a difficult summer here. But they are holding out hope it could change. We have just about survived, but it has been very, very challenging. At the moment, we are very, very quiet. To get the Go Ahead at this stage would be great. It could take us through to The End of october. Maybe even into november. At the moment, it is very, very important. There are now 62 countries on the Red List, including pakistan and mexico. The government will announce changes to the list today. There are other moves ahead, too. The Travel Industry hopes that the Traffic Light System, where countries are currently divided into green, amber or red, will be simplified. It comes at a crucial time. We are headin it comes at a crucial time. We are heading towards it comes at a crucial time. We are heading towards 17, it comes at a crucial time. We are heading towards 17, 18 it comes at a crucial time. We are heading towards 17, 18 months i it comes at a crucial time. We are heading towards 17, 18 months asi it comes at a crucial time. We are i heading towards 17, 18 months as an industry pretty much without revenue. We have a further Scheme Ending in september, as an industry we are at in a point where either we get some form of support to get us through the winter or we open up international travel. The through the winter or we open up international travel. Internationaltravel. The industry also wants internationaltravel. The industry also wants expensive internationaltravel. The industry also wants expensive pcr internationaltravel. The industry also wants expensive Pcr Tests | international travel. The industry i also wants expensive Pcr Tests that all travellers have to do when they arrive in the uk replaced by the cheaper lateral Flow Tests for vaccinated passengers. It worries that the cost is putting off travellers. Previously. We have 80 of the country vaccinated, how long do we have to go on . Have to go on . Weather the government have to go on . Weather the government will have to go on . Weather the government will scrap have to go on . Weather the government will scrap Pcr L have to go on . Weather the government will scrap Pcr Tests all together is still in the balance. The rationale for keeping the Pcr Testing the rationale for keeping the Pcr Testing in the rationale for keeping the Pcr Testing in particular rather than Laterat Testing in particular rather than lateral Flow Testing as it does enable lateral Flow Testing as it does enable you to do the Genome Sequencing of potential new variants, and thats been their argument variants, and thats been their argument for keeping it as a Pcr Test Argument for keeping it as a Pcr Test but argument for keeping it as a Pcr Test. But we also want to try to help test. But we also want to try to help people get back to life as normal, help people get back to life as normal, so if that case can be made four changes normal, so if that case can be made four changes then obviously we will consider four changes then obviously we will consider that. Consider that. Some scientists can there would consider that. Some scientists can there would argue consider that. Some scientists can there would argue they consider that. Some scientists can there would argue they are consider that. Some scientists can there would argue they are still i there would argue they are still needed. I there would argue they are still needed. , ~ there would argue they are still needed. , ~. , needed. I would like to see Pcr Tests remain needed. I would like to see Pcr Tests remain because needed. I would like to see Pcr Tests remain because theyve i needed. I would like to see pcr i tests remain because theyve given us so much information already from the sequencing. So we know when delta was introduced that this virus was imported over 500 times and we wouldnt have that information if we werent doing the screening and a sequencing associated with that. The government has said its top priority is to protect public health and that decisions on the Traffic Light System are informed by the latest Risk Assessment from the joint by Security Centre and widely public health factors. A decision on what happens next the Test And Travel will be announced later today. The industry is some there were hoping for something that will fill up the sunbeds. Caroline davies, Bbc News. In the last hour, the welsh government has announced tighter rules for getting into nightclubs and large scale events. From october 11th, people will need a pass showing theyve been vaccinated or a negative lateral Flow Test result. It comes at a time of surging Covid Infection rates in wales. Hywel griffith reports. After bouncing back into life around britain over the summer, nightclubs are still seen by some as a Front Line in trying to tackle the pandemic. In scotland, from october the 1st, entry will depend on having proof of vaccination, while in england, the idea has been dropped. The welsh government has decided to make overpasses compulsory instead, meaning you have to show your Vaccine Status or a proof of negative lateral Flow Test to get in. Something the industry has not welcomed. Tote in. Something the industry has not welcomed. ~. , in. Something the industry has not welcomed. ~. ,. , welcomed. We really need to build niuhtclubs welcomed. We really need to build nightclubs back welcomed. We really need to build nightclubs back up. Welcomed. We really need to build nightclubs back up. The welcomed. We really need to build nightclubs back up. The industry i welcomed. We really need to build i nightclubs back up. The industry has been hit very hard. Sojust nightclubs back up. The industry has been hit very hard. So just giving more challenges to the custom, but we want to make it very easy for customers to enjoy themselves. Matches at larger Football And Rugby stadiums are included too. Travelling supporters will need to show a covid bus wherever they have come from. But it will depend on people taking the tests to give their own results. We people taking the tests to give their own results. People taking the tests to give their own results. ~ ,. , ~ their own results. We will be making their own results. We will be making the existing their own results. We will be making the existing covid their own results. We will be making the existing covid purse their own results. We will be making the existing covid purse compulsory| the existing covid purse compulsory for everyone attending high risk menus for everyone attending high risk menus. Such as a rugby or a football match, menus. Such as a rugby or a football match, in menus. Such as a rugby or a football match, in future, demonstrating that you have match, in future, demonstrating that you have a match, in future, demonstrating that you have a Covid Pass will become a necessary you have a Covid Pass will become a necessary condition of admission. 0ther necessary condition of admission. Other measures like the use of facemasks and shops and the advice to work from home are already in place in wales, and failed to stop a Summer Spread of the virus. Ministers hope Covid Passes will bring a new line of resistance. Hywel griffith, Bbc News. Italy has become the first country in europe to make it compulsory for all workers to have a covid � Green Pass from mid october, about 23 Million people will need to prove theyve been vaccinated, had a negative test, or recovered from the virus. Infections in italy are rising, and a third of the country is not fully jabbed, but workers who dont have a Pass Face Suspension without pay, and large fines. The latest Coronavirus Infection data from the Office Of National Statistics continues to show a mixed picture across the uk. Scotland continues to have the highest level of infection but the sharp increase over the last few weeks may now be slowing. In england where one in 80 is thought to have the virus the figures show the impact of schools returning after the summer, with the highest Infection Levels seen in young people at secondary school. The Police Watchdog says tackling violence against women and girls should be as much of a priority as fighting terrorism. The report was commissioned by the home secretary, priti patel, after the murder of Sarah Everard who disappeared in south london. Her Majestys Inspectorate of constabulary found that three quarters of domestic abuse cases were closed early, without the suspect being charged. Police leaders say they need more resources. Matt graveling reports. An epidemic of violence. The words used in a new report to describe attacks on women. These findings follow a six Month Investigation commissioned by the home secretary, following the murder of 33 year old Sarah Everard. I following the murder of 33yearold Sarah Everard. Sarah everard. I think the will of the ublic Sarah Everard. I think the will of the public has Sarah Everard. I think the will of the public has been Sarah Everard. I think the will of the public has been very Sarah Everard. I think the will of the public has been very clearly| the public has been very clearly expressed. Whatever the reasons are for it not been prioritised to date, there is a very clear indicator to us as set out in this report that it must be prioritised from no one in. In the year ending March 2020 there were 1. 6 million female victims of domestic abuse in england and wales. 618,000 female victims of sexual assault, and 892,000 female victims of stalking. The report said that while police have made vast improvements in dealing with violence against females, there are continued failings, and called for a fundamental cross system change, asking for it to be prioritised as highly as countering terrorism. Suzanne Van Hagan was killed by her partner in 2013. Prior to her death, incidents of domestic abuse were reported to police yet no effective action was taken to protect her. Mas action was taken to protect her. Was lookin at action was taken to protect her. Was looking at the action was taken to protect her. Looking at the report today, one of the key things we as a family have always wanted was for all of the agencies to work together. In my sisters case, this did not happen. They did not communicate well enough together. And unfortunately we felt this was one of the key reasons why unfortunately my sister passed away from Domestic Violence. From Domestic Violence. Charity womens at from Domestic Violence. Charity womens at aid, from Domestic Violence. Charity womens at aid, says from Domestic Violence. Charity womens at aid, says domestic| womens at aid, says Domestic Violence increased significant during the pandemic. Taste violence increased significant during the pandemic. We have to remember during the pandemic. We have to remember domestic during the pandemic. We have to remember domestic abuse i during the pandemic. We have to remember domestic abuse and i during the pandemic. We have to i remember domestic Abuse And Violence against women are gendered issues, so if you look at the stats for last year, the number of cases that were in court, some 92,000 plus, 84 of the victims were female and over 92 of the perpetrators or defendants, if you like, were male. If you like, were male. Police say they need if you like, were male. Police say they need more if you like, were male. Police say they need more investment i if you like, were male. Police say they need more investment to i if you like, were male. Police say. They need more investment to bring offenders more quickly to justice. Matt graveling, Bbc News. The leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey, has said his party provides an alternative for those who feel taken for granted by borisjohnsons government, as their annual conference starts today. The party will call for the Emergency Laws brought in during the pandemic to be scrapped and reiterate their opposition to vaccine passports. The lib dems unexpectedly took a Tory Seat in the Chesham And Amersham By Election earlier this year. The newly reshuffled cabinet met for the first time in Downing Street this morning. Dominic raab, Demoted Tojustice secretary, sat opposite the Prime Minister around the cabinet table, as did mr Raabs Replacement as foreign secretary, liz truss, and new Housing Secretary Michael gove. And in his new role as Housing Secretary Michael gove has paused controversial Government Planning reforms. Its understood Mr Gove wants to discuss the reforms with conservative mps and understand their concerns. Lets speak to our political correspondent nick eardley. Took us through the politics of this pause by Michael Gove. Boris johnson has promised pause by Michael Gove. Boris johnson has promised to pause by Michael Gove. Boris johnson has promised to build pause by Michael Gove. Boris johnson has promised to build 300,000 i pause by Michael Gove. Boris johnson has promised to build 300,000 Extra J has promised to build 300,000 extra houses a year by 2025, and to do that he was planning to Liberalise Planning Laws to make it much easier for developers to build new buildings in certain parts of england. But that plan was extremely controversial, not least among conservative mps. They feared it would undermine local democracy, and here at westminster, perhaps just as significantly, they feared it would have a big impact on the Conservative Party in the south of england as well. When the Housing Secretary was sacked on wednesday, there was a lot of speculation that this could open the door to a rethink on those plans, and it seems that Michael Gove is at least prepared to think about the idea of redoing these plans in a slightly different way. I understand that he has pause putting these plans through parliament, he wants to speak to conservative mps to figure out what their concerns are, and in the words of one government source, take stock. That has been welcomed by the tories who were deeply sceptical about these planning reforms. It does not mean theyve definitely been scrapped, but it certainly leaves a question open about their future. Certainly leaves a question open about their future. Just over a month after the taliban swept to power in afghanistan, there is economic chaos. Many people arent being paid salaries and cant withdraw money from banks, so theyre selling their possessions just to make ends meet. Our afghanistan Correspondent Secunder kermani sent this report from the city of mazar i sharif, as Ex Government forces begin to work with the taliban. Lifting off, the talibans new air force. On board, their fighters. In the cockpit, theirformer Enemies Pilots from the previous government. But as the group announced an amnesty, others decided to stay on. You are both sitting here very calmly, but do you recognise that its quite a strange situation for two people who were trying to kill each other now to be working together . Elsewhere, the political transition is far less smooth. Foreign reserves are frozen as the international community weighs up how to support afghans but not the taliban. Banks have restricted cash withdrawals. Second hand markets have sprung up across the country. The war might have come to an end, but this is where you see the utter desperation that so many afghans are living in right now. Most of this market didnt even exist a month ago now its full of people trying to sell whatever Household Possessions they can just to put food on the table for theirfamilies. The transition of power in afghanistan was much less bloody than many had feared. But half the country was already in dire need, and the struggle to survive is becoming even harder. Secunder kermani, Bbc News, mazar i sharif. Our top story this lunchtime major changes to Covid Travel Rules are expected to be announced this afternoon Pcr Tests could be scrapped and the Traffic Light System simplified. And coming up one of the stars from � the wanted Tom Parker speaks for the first time since he was diagnosed with an inoperable Brain Tumour coming up on the Bbc News channel. Womens World Cup Qualifying begins later with all four Home Nations in action. England, under new manager sarina wiegman, are up against north macedonia. The cinemas may have reopened but Box Office takings are still lower than they were before the pandemic. Figures seen by the bbc Show A Drop of around £40 million in the four weeks to September 12th compared to the same period in 2019. The industry is hoping that the release of the delayed James Bond Film will bring the crowds back our Business Correspondent Victoria Fritz reports, and a warning there are some Flashing Images can ijust have one nice evening, please, before the world explodes . Was there ever a more apt Movie Title . There couldnt be more weighing on the shoulders of this man. After two false starts, there is no time like the present to release the biggest film of the year. Tickets are already on sale here and they are going all in. Very important for us. It is a big film at The Best Of Times but this year especially it is going to be a larger cultural moment, i think, as people kind of get over the last two years. At our cinemas, we are doing themed cocktails, we are putting on parties, we are doing midnight screenings and obviously lots of showings and so, yes, it is very exciting. Every cinema is gambling on 007 changing the narrative for the industry but is bond as much a part of the problem as the solution . After the financial crisis, many films were just deemed too risky or too expensive to make and generally speaking it was the tried and tested formulas that got the green light, and over time that has led to a reliance on the big blockbuster franchises to keep cinemas afloat. Time is running out. Box office takings are well down so far this year, less than 90 Million was made in the four weeks to the 12th of september. Over the same period in 2019, you would be looking at over 125 million. The industry believes it is staring at a £2 billion Coronavirus Hole in its finances. The pandemic has had an impact on the number of films being made but also the type of movies we will be seeing more of in the future. We are actually going to see a lot of films that were made during the pandemic, so you have got horror movies, you have got indie movies, very kind of two handed dramas, so that is really interesting. Obviously people will be thinking about streaming as much as the Big Screen as well because really now a lot of people are going to be taking their movies onto the small screen faster than they did before. For many, the cinema is a Rite Of Passage a first date, a firstjob, a regular saturday night. The question is whether streaming has written the big Screen Experience out of the story of film. Victoria fritz, Bbc News. There have been new developments both here and in the us in the legal case involving Prince Andrew. He is being sued by Virgina Giuffre for alleged sexual abuse. With me to explain the latest is our legal correspondent Dominic Casciani we have had quite a twist this morning because we have learned overnight documents were published in the us court dealing with the Virginia Giuffre Case with allegations against Prince Andrew. The judge allegations against Prince Andrew. Thejudge ordered she allegations against Prince Andrew. The judge ordered she and her lawyers could serve the case on Prince Andrews us based attorney, a lawyer in los angeles. Serving means putting the allegations in the hands of somebody who is either the defendant or their legal team. That is effectively the really important step to then progress the case. What has happened so far is that lawyers for Prince Andrew have said he has not been properly served so he could not been properly served so he could not progress. Thejudge has said not been properly served so he could not progress. The judge has said we have got to get on with this and he has made the order. In the uk, where they are trying to serve the documents on the prince, the High Court has said it is giving the princes lawyers until next friday to challenge a decision that the High Court here should be involved. There is a lot in play, but what is going on here, things are, time is running out and it looks increasingly the prince will face a situation where he has to accept service. , ~ situation where he has to accept service. ,. , situation where he has to accept service. , y. , service. Dominic, thank you very much. Two men have appeared in court charged with the Murder Ofjournalist Lyra mckee. Ms mckee was shot dead while observing rioting in londonderry� s creggan estate in april 2019. The men 21 year old Jordan Devine and 33 year old geroid cavanagh, who were arrested in derry on Wednesday Have also been charged with possession of a firearm, rioting, and other associated offences. 11 months ago Tom Parker, a memeber of the band the wanted, was diagnosed with an inoperable Brain Tumour. Now hes decided to talk publicly about his illness for the first time, in advance of a special Charity Concert taking place at the royal Albert Hall to raise money for Brain Tumour research. Hes been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. This is your first interview you have given to a broadcaster since you were diagnosed with a Brain Tumourm so just tell us, how are you . Feeling really well, actually. Its been a bit of a journey to say the least. So i was diagnosed about 11 months ago. So, yeah, itsjust been a crazy journey, to be honest with you. How is the treatment going . Yeah, its been going all right. I mean, dont get me wrong, Chemo And Radiation is very, very tough. I have a lot of empathy with anyone that goes through it. But we did it, we got through it. So, were here to tell the tale. Are you still having it, though . No, done now, completed, yeah. Done my six cycles, did 30 rounds of radiation. The body was crying out for help by The End, it was just really intense. I think its just the going up to guys every day, doing the treatment, being under the radiation mask, it wasjust, you know, dark days but were here to tell the tale. What got you through it . My kids, my wife, the fans. You know, theres a lot of love out there. And people are just beautiful. And did you know, how do you get up from an all time low. This coming monday at the royal Albert Hall, you have organised a concert to raise money for cancer. You started getting names involved. Yeah, weve got sigrid, liam payne, which was a massive name. Well, they were the big rivals of the wanted, it used to be One Direction versus the wanted. Yeah, it was. And also a certain group called the wanted are getting back together. And youre about to start rehearsals. We are. In the next few hours . Next few hours. Im pretty scared, to be honest, im a bit nervous about it. But, at the same time, very excited. You know, weve been together a little bit over the last few weeks and the chemistry is still the same. Ijust wish my mobility was a little better, but its fine, were there and were present, were doing it, were making a difference. My universe will never be the same im glad you came, im glad you came. What message would you have for anyone who finds themselves in your position . Just focus on every day. You know, none of us, any of us in this room dont know what tomorrow holds. And i think thats the one thing that ive taken from the situation. Live today like its your last. Tom parker speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. Prince william has announced the 15 finalists for the Inaugural Earthshot Prize the competition he launched so that he could make a � personal� contribution to the fight against Climate Change. The finalists, from 1a different countries, now each have the chance of winning £1 million to support their innovative environmental solutions to � repair� the planet. When we launched the prize last year our ambition was to find the most innovative solutions to the worlds greatest environmental challenges. In our first year of the earthshot Prize Weve received over 700 nominations, representing solutions from every continent. These were submitted by over 200 nominating organisations who helped us search every corner of the globe for the inspiring, innovative solutions to repair our planet. The ambition, Quality And Range of submissions has been amazing and should fill us all with optimism and hope that our goals for this decisive decade are achievable. Our royal correspondent Sarah Campbell is here. This whole competition shows the fight against Climate Change is something Prince William feels very passionately about. Absolutely, his aides said Prince William wanted to look his children in the eye and say, i did my bit. It was 2018 at a Conservation Project in the media. He was struck by disconnect, optimism on the ground they could overcome environmental challenges, but he said globally there is despair, anger and worries people will turn off and think there is nothing they can do. The inspiration was from Jfks Moonshot Programme including taking collective action and so earthshot was born. It includes costa rica, which has a programme to pay local people to protect rainforests. That individuals and a 14 year old girl who designed solar powered Dining Car to replace the charcoal ones. There is Coral Vita in the bahamas Blowing Raqqa growing climate resistant corals. If you want to know in detail, there is a Bbc One series starting shortly. Over the next month or so Prince William and 14 next month or so Prince William and 1a otherjudges, including sir david attenborough, shakira, the Singer And Cate blanchett the actress and a brazilian football it will sit down and narrow these down to five winners. They will receive £1 million each to help develop their ideas. This is a ten year programme, they will be five winners every year until 2031, so although this year, there are no uk based finalist, there are no uk based finalist, there is always next year. There are no ukbased finalist, there is always next year. Indeed. Thank ou there is always next year. Indeed. Thank you very there is always next year. Indeed. Thank you very much there is always next year. Indeed. Thank you very much indeed. I Emma Raducanu has revealed that on her first night back in britain, she watched a replay of the Us Open final and says her victory is � gradually sinking in. Shes also spoken about how her parents strict approach helped her become a Grand Slam champion. Just a warning, there are Flashing Images in her report. Since she burst onto our screens at wimbledon last summer, life has been a while when. But as she arrived home in bromley, there were no parties. Instead, she did the one thing she hadnt yet managed to do since her Us Open win. Hadnt yet managed to do since her Us Open win Us Open win. Last night i actually ust Us Open win. Last night i actually just rewatched Us Open win. Last night i actually just rewatched the Us Open win. Last night i actually just rewatched the final Us Open win. Last night i actually just rewatched the final and i Us Open win. Last night i actually just rewatched the final and try| Us Open win. 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Learning, she will no doubt take in her stride. Learn. Learning, she will no doubt take in her stride. Natalie learn. Learning, she will no doubt take in her stride. Natalie pirks, i take in her stride. Natalie pirks, Bbc News. Time for a look at the weather. Good afternoon. We have had lovely Weather Yesterday and today, some places