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a surge of people waiting to have fun. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. they call this the unofficial start of summer. for a lot of americans, it could not come a moment too soon even though it s technically not yet officially summer. let s get the read from lydia hu right now in new jersey where the beach goers are there no matter weather. lydia? hi, neil. it s a busy travel weekend expected ahead. aaa expecting about 37 million americans to travel to some destination, possibly some coming to new jersey this weekend. many of them are being told to pack their patience because the ongoing worker shortage is expected to impact the travel experience this weekend with longer lines at the hotels waiting to get your rooms, longer lines at the restaurants for a table, possibly shortage on rental cars. might not be any available left in week fend you haven t booked one already. we talked to restaurant owners. they say they feel the strain of this worker shortag ....
with pandemic stress. and, live on the bbc news channel, the first lions team of the summer has been named. alun wynjones will captain the side in the first ever meeting with japan on saturday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. england and scotland are preparing for crucial games at the euros tonight, but coronavirus is casting a major shadow. england s mason mount and ben chilwell, will miss the clash with the czech republic because they re self isolating, after being in close contact with scotland s billy gilmour. he s already tested positive for covid, ruling him out of his country s must win game against croatia. we ll be live at hampden and wembley shortly, but first here s our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. it was an innocuous enough scene, chelsea team mates sharing a special moment after the match on friday but the contact continued into the tunnel in a chant that lasted around 25 minutes and that, not the on pitch hug, is what has caused this p ....
after being advised to self isolate. poorer white pupils have been let down by decades of neglect, according to a new report by mps. counting the cost of covid we ll find out later how much more the government has been borrowing to cover the pandemic. could it mean higher taxes to help balance the books? good morning. a drier day in southern england than yesterday. the rain this morning clearing. most people having sunshine but the clouds thickening, the arrival of rain across northern ireland and western scotland later. all the details coming up. good morning. it s tuesday, the 22nd ofjune. our top story. two of england s footballers could miss tonight s match against the czech republic, after coming into contact with the scotland midfielder billy gilmour, who s tested positive for coronavirus. ben chilwell and mason mount are both isolating. england are through to the last 16 of the european championships after last night s results, but scotland face a must win game again ....
on behalf of a finance company the government announces an independent inquiry. princes william and harry pay personal tributes to their grandfather i ll miss my grandpa and master of the barbecue, legend of banter. coming up in sportsday on bbc news channel, we will look back at the masters. how hideki matsuyama won his first major, and how he wants to be a pioneer forjapanese players. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. many of us have been enjoying the opportunity of getting out and doing a bit of shopping, going to pubs and cafes as major parts of the economy have opened up in england and wales. the government, though, has urged us all to act responsibly with this latest easing of lockdown. in england, restaurants and pubs can now serve people outdoors. all shops, hairdressers, beauty salons, gyms and outdoor attractions like zoos and theme parks can also reopen. wales has also reopened shops, remaining pupils have gone back to school and restrictions o ....
we ll bring you more on that in the government s coronavirus briefing, today led by prime minister borisjohnson, england s chief medical officer chris whitty and the government s chief scientific adviser sir patrick vallance. and we ll be looking at current restrictions in scotland, wales and northern ireland and what s planned next wales and northern ireland for easing restrictions for people living in those areas. the uk s covid alert level has been lowered from four to three, which means the virus is no longer spreading exponentially. in the next half an hour, the prime minister is due to hold a briefing from downing street and he s expected to announce a major easing of restrictions in england. that will mean, from next monday, six people or two households can meet indoors, while groups of up to 30 can meet outdoors. pubs and restaurants would be able to reopen indoors, and at last people could hug friends and family outside their households. our health correspondent ....