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hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: a change to the quarantine rules for travellers to france double vaccinated people arriving back in england and wales will still have to self isolate. and france insists uk travellers not double vaccinated must get a covid 19 test less than 2a hours before entering france. the former conservative health secretaryjeremy hunt warns lockdown restrictions may have to be re imposed in the autumn if case numbers continue to rise over the summer. pop up vaccine centres open in venues across england this weekend in a push to get more people vaccinated before the country unlocks next week. the race to find survivors of the floods that have wreaked havoc across western europe more than 150 people are dead, most of them in germany. hundreds of others are still missing. now on bbc news, panorama: long covid: will i ever get better? bbc correspondent lucy adams is one of more than a million people in the uk with long co ....
really fed up on it. like a million others in the uk, i have long covid. banging headache, i m aching all over, got an earache, sore throat, my chest is killing me. i m absolutely exhausted. i want to know why we re feeling so bad. just take some deep breaths in. what s behind this baffling condition? if we knew that, i feel like we d have quite a lot of goodies to offer people to maybe, you know, make them better. and with fears of far more infections as covid restrictions are lifted, will i ever get better? doorbell rings hi, guys, how was school? good! we did mother s day stuff for you. did you? it s secret! don t tell me then! i live in glasgow with my husband andy and daughters nuala and niamh. he usually picks them up from school because i struggle to. i tend to go to bed a few times each day. when i m up, i look fine, but ijust get more and more tired, and then symptoms come in. so maybe start, like, maybe shaking. i m normally in bed between 1:00 and 3:00. i try ....
in the uk, i have long covid. banging headache, i m aching all over, got an earache, sore throat, my chest is killing me. i m absolutely exhausted. i want to know why we re feeling so bad. just take some deep breaths in. what s behind this baffling condition? if we knew that, i feel like we d have quite a lot of goodies to offer people to maybe, you know, make them better. ..and with fears of far more infections as covid restrictions are lifted, will i ever get better? doorbell rings hi, guys, how was school? good! we did mother s day stuff for you. did you? it s secret! don t tell me then! i live in glasgow with my husband andy and daughters nuala and niamh. he usually picks them up from school because i struggle to. i tend to go to bed a few times each day. when i m up, i look fine, but i get more and more tired, and symptoms come in. so maybe start, like, maybe shaking. i m normally in bed between 1:00 and 3:00. i try to get up for the kids coming back. you making th ....
scotland, wales and northern ireland to look at the restrictions in the rest of the united kingdom. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news, building up to the latest coronavirus briefing from the government, today led by the prime minister borisjohnson. it s been confirmed that the planned easing of restrictions in england will go ahead next monday on the 19th ofjuly. in the house of commons a short time ago, the health secretary sajid javid said that while cases could rise to as many as 100,000 a day, it isn t expected that infection rates will put unsustainable pressure on the nhs. so let s take a look at the restrictions which will end a week today. the rule of six rule for meeting indoors will be scrapped. pubs and restaurants will be able to let people queue at the barfor drinks. theatres and cinemas can return to a full capacity audience. sport and entertainment venues can also welcome back capacity crowds, but businesses and large events will be encouraged to use ....
will crawl back under the rock from which you emerged. south africa s military is deployed to the streets, to stamp out violent protests against the jailing of former president jacob zuma. shops looted and buildings set on fire in the fourth day of unrest across two provinces and police are blaming the violence on criminals and opportunistic individuals . we will also turn to the us. wildfires are raging across western states, where millions have been hit by another heatwave. firefighters say conditions are so harsh, water is evaporating before it hits the ground. it was always going to be painful for england or italy. england s wait for for a follow up to the 1966 world cup goes on. for italy. well, they re home and celebrating. here s the winning side, currently being paraded through the streets of rome to celebrate with their adoring fans. our correspondent mark lowen has been talking to some of the people out there. seeking refuge from the heat, giancarla and her ....