Spain has said it is officially lifting restrictions for uk travellers from today. The government in madrid says the uk and japan will be on a list of countries whose residents are able to enter without a pcr test or proof they ve been vaccinated. But the uk government still strongly advises against nonessential travel to spain and most other eu countries. Spain relies heavily on british visitors in the summer. Tourism made up about 12% of its gdp in 2019 that meant 83. 5 million tourists visited, over 18 million of whom were british. Joining me now isjorge traver, country manager, spain portugal, european tourism association. Do you think people from the uk will come? if the government is saying you should not go unless it is essential? i should not go unless it is essential? should not go unless it is essential?. , ,. , , essential? i actually doubt it for a time essential? i actually doubt it for a time being essential? i actually doubt it for a time being but essential? i actu
we have news now that 99 individuals are still unaccounted for. there could be more because of the complexity of this condo and apartments because so many were short term rentals. we re not even sure about who was there and whether they are still there or elsewhere or never got there. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world trying to got to the bottom of a freakish disaster that now has dozens waiting to hear about loved ones that they cannot reach. about a half an hour, an update from local authorities. now to steve harrigan on what he s hearing in surfside florida. steve? a lot of anxious people around trying to find out news of their loved ones. the number of people that are missing, unaccounted for has risen throughout the day, about 99 right now. the number could go higher. we re looking at basically three stories high of concrete rubble. more than 50 apartment units destroyed. there s stories of people saying i opened my door and my neighbor s apartm
Person starting this fall with no remote learning. But at the same time the cdc is now investigating some reports about potential heart issues in some children who got the vaccine. While in the middle east, the violence between israel and hamas has stopped for now. The ceasefire is holding. But here in the united states developing a very different story. A wave of antisemitic hate crimes are being reported all over this country. And there s breaking news this morning about a meeting with president biden and russian president vladimir putin. We will get to all of that but we want to start on coronavirus with tom costello, dr. Gupta, nbc medical contributor. How is it looking, we re one week away from memorial day when people get together and party? absolutely right. It s a week today and memorial day starts thursday in some cases. You re absolutely right. It s already starting to a return to normal. Take a look at the stats. You alluded to them at the stop but they are encouraging. Case
Butlin s means redcoats, but covid means it s not quite business as usual. With social distancing, obviously we were able to stand next to a child and have a photo, but now we take that two metres difference, just make it bigger and everything is a lot more extra, it s great. Hello, everybody. Have a nice time swimming. I want to go swimming. Families haven t been able to do this. For months. The swimming pool is one place which has been particularly popular. This resort can now operate at 75% capacity. The hope, of course, is that would increase come june the 21st. But concern about that date is worrying after the last year. Too long isn t sustainable. It s taken a huge toll on all of us, really. The uncertainty about where the business was going, when we would reopen, uncertainty for our teams, knowing when they were going to come back to work and uncertainty in terms of would the business survive this if it went on for too long? welcome back to butlin s! cheering. But that uncer
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are james moore, who s the independent s chief business commentator, and anne ashworth, who s a property and personal finance commentator. Welcome to you both. Tomorrow s front pages, starting with. The guardian has the latest from government. It says that ministers are considering diluting plans for freedom day onjune 21st and the end of social distancing rules as new figures showed an increase in the indian variant cases. The i carries a photo of passengers from red list countries waiting alongside other visitors at heathrow airport. They complain of inadequate social distancing during border checks. The mail reports home secretary s words that families travelling back from amber list countries should expect police to knock at their door. On the front page of the metro, uk railways brace for the biggest shake up in 25 years, with flexible tickets to reflect hybrid working. The daily telegrap