racial divisions are starting to heal, one year on from the death of george floyd. borisjohnson says there s a good chance that social distancing rules can end in england onjune 21st, the final date of the government s road map out of lockdown. but the prime minister says it depends on coronavirus case numbers remaining low, with no spikes caused by variants from other countries. that fear clouds the debate on whether people should be booking holidays, with the government due to release later this week its so called green list of countries tourists can travel to this summer. here s our political correspondent, iain watson. for so long now, the message has been tuesday apart, but today the prime minister was sounding optimistic that we would be able to move closer, next month. it looks to me as though 21st ofjune, we will be able to say that social distancing as we currently have to do it, the one metre plus, i think we have got a good chance, a good chance, of being able
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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former pensions minister, baroness ros altmann and disability consultant and comedy producer simon minty. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the i says it s been told by downing street that covid data in the uk looks good for the next stages of unlocking to go ahead. calls for that unlocking to happen quicker, is the mail s top story. the express says the uk s vaccination programme has driven deaths down to their lowest rate for eight months. that s jennifer lopez on the front of the metro but their lead are those plans for the eu to open up to tourists. same story, similar headline on the mirror. it quotes the eu commissioner who says it s time to revive tourism. the guardian also goes with travel. it understands the uk could give the green light to travel to fewer than 10 countries. the picture of the times is of bill and melinda gates, who have announced this eveni
they are asking you to do something that no senate has ever done. and they are asking you to do it with no evidence. that is wrong. and i ask you to keep that in mind. the search for survivors continues after a powerful earthquake hit turkey at least 29 people have been killed and more than 1200 injured and we ll be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers martin lipton and lucy beresford in half an hour. stay with us for that. good evening. china s president has warned that his country faces a grave situation , as the deadly corona virus spreads with increasing speed. tens of millions of people in china are now facing strict controls on their movement. the virus is known to have killed more than a0 people, with more than 1,300 hundred people infected since the outbreak began in the city of wuhan. here, the department of health says 31 people tested for the virus have been given the all clear. our china correspondent stephen mcdonnell has been to the provin
china s president has warned that the spread of a potentially deadly new virus is accelerating, with his country facing a grave situation . coronavirus has killed at least 41 people and infected more than 1,300 since the outbreak began in the city of wuhan. severe travel restrictions have been imposed in many areas. here, the department of health says 31 people tested for the virus have been given the all clear. tonight, the foreign office has advised against all travel to wuhan city and said that anyone still in the area who was able to leave should do so . and we will find out how the corona virus spread and other stories covered in tomorrow s front pages at 1030 and 1130 this evening in the papers. 0ur 1030 and 1130 this evening in the papers. our guests are martin lipton chief sports reporter for the sun and the broadcaster lucy beresford. while authorities were doing everything they could, the screening measures would have a limited impact if those infected were not sh