those who have received double jabs will then, according to our classification and now britain obviously is a high incidence area will be able to travel again without having to go into quarantine. senior doctors in england are to be balloted on industrial action if the government s proposed 1% pay rise isn t improved. the family of saskia jones, murdered by a convicted terrorist at fishmongers hall, calls on the leaders of the organisation behind the event to step down. the england team set off for rome for their quarterfinal match against ukraine tomorrow. hello, very good evening. sir keir starmer says labour is back after the party s narrow victory in the batley and spen by election. in a close contest, kim leadbeater, the sister of the murdered mp jo cox, held the west yorkshire seat, with a majority of just 323 votes. the conservatives had hoped to gain the seat. they came second with george galloway in third. the result is likely to ease pressure on keir starme
these crowds, but this is put a massively negative slant on those first two games. uefa say they will make more comments over the next few days. john bennett, let s leave it there for now. portugal and france coming up for now. portugal and france coming up on wednesday, and we will hear a lot more from john. that should be fantastic as some of these matches have been. only come back here to wembley, we will hear from gareth southlake. southgate. let s head back to the sportscenter and gavin. the organisers of the tokyo olympic games have decided to limit venues to a 50% capacity with up to 10,000 japanese spectators. that s despite scientists advising the government that there should be no spectators because of the pandemic. laura scott is following this for us. laura, what have the organisers and the government been saying? this was the last of major unknown when it came to what tokyo 2020 will look like. we heard from a group of experts last week who advised the organis
sanctions on belarus. sanctions on belarus. president lukashenko sanctions on belarus. president lukashenko and sanctions on belarus. president lukashenko and them - sanctions on belarus. president lukashenko and them came - sanctions on belarus. president| lukashenko and them came and opposition after arresting an opposition after arresting an opposition to endless on aeroplane. arresting an opposition journalist. let s begin a comprehensive update on the pandemic. today isjune 21st the date when borisjohnson had hoped all covid i9 restrictions in england would be lifted. it wasn t to be. with the number of cases rising a delay and a new date were announced. today, we got a further update from the prime minister. i think you can never exclude that there will be some new horror that there will be some new disease or horror that we simply haven t budgeted for or accounted for, but looking at where we are and the efficacy of the vaccines against all variants we can
now on bbc news wednesday in parliament. hello there, and welcome to wednesday in parliament as labour try to work out the rules on overseas travel. the messaging is confused and contradictory, and as a result, prime minister, this week, many people are now travelling. a minister insists a free trade deal with australia is good news for agriculture here. british farmers will not be undercut by unfair practices from elsewhere, and we will make sure in all the deals we do that british farming thrives. and scotland s newest mp swaps the classroom for westminster. it was suggested to me . by a colleague that i would miss my school pupils - because no matter how rowdy they were, the house - of commons was much worse. but first, covid travel restrictions have eased, but is it safe to fly off on holiday? since monday, some international travel from england has been allowed, with countries rated by risk on a traffic light system. so portugal is green, france and spain are amber.