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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the chief political correspondent at the guardian, jessica elgot and olivia utley she s the assistant comment editor at the telegraph. it s a pleasure to see you. thank you for dropping by. i’m it s a pleasure to see you. thank you for dropping by. it s a pleasure to see you. thank you for dropping by. i m so sorry. it s no 1 s you for dropping by. i m so sorry. it s no 1 s fault, you for dropping by. i m so sorry. it s no 1 s fault, technology, - it s no is fault, technology, technology, technology! it s great to have you both with us for this addition. the focus in the ft is soaring consumer prices in the us. it says they rose at their fastest pace since august 2008. it also reflects criticism of borisjohnson s mask policy when restrictions in england end next week. which also features on the front of the times as it reports on mounting pressure for mandatory f ....
and there s talk of covid passports, so using the app and we go back to technology again. being able to be used and being encouraged but not necessarily being imposed. as a great deal of uncertainty as to how the world is going to look come in the world is going to look come in the big bang release we are having is that the tempered by what was announced today. and operators of large venues were put on notice about the use of the app which obviously relies on the information that goes into it being correct in the first place and as we saw at wembley it requires the use of people monitoring that technology to actually ensure that it is correct. now that becomes very difficult when you can get screenshots of things and people use their mobile phones away from the people that are checking them. so actually whether this stuff is really going to be foolproof we know that people are extremely clever at getting around systems. so i m, you know that i do have a degree of sympat ....
an investigation begins into the use of private email accounts for sensitive official business at the department of health. good morning, the boost to business as the countdown to ending isolation for those who have been double vaccinated begins. i look at some employers who say that replaces one problem with another. and on the seventh day of the seventh month, kevin sinfield has his running shoes on once again in support of his former team mate number seven rob burrow and the mnd association. good morning, today we have cloud and rain across the far north east. the rest, some sunshine. that in turn could spark heavy, torrential downpours, that could prove to be thundery. all the details coming up. it s wednesday, 7thjuly. our top story. england are hoping to make history tonight, when they take on denmark in the semifinals of the euros. if they win, it will be their first major final since 1966. sally is at wembley this morning, ahead of all of the action. morning, sally. ....
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bbc your questions. germany is relaxing covid restrictions on travellers from the uk from tomorrow, they ll be able to enter the country even if they re not residents. a draft law is being introduced to parliament to prevent asylum seekers staying in the uk if they ve already passed through a safe country. schools in england will find out this afternoon how the government plans to relax the bubble rules that mean large numbers of pupils are sent home if a single child has a positive covid test. last week more than 375 thousand children in england were off school while isolating for ten days. the education secretary, gavin williamson, is expected to say the changes will come into effect on the 19th ofjuly when most of england s covid regulations are set to be scrapped. social distancing will be scrapped for the first time in 16 months. face coverings will no longer be a legal requirement. limits on socialising will be lifted bringing an to end to the rule of six ....