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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are anna isaac, whos the Uk Trade and Economics Correspondent at politico, and joe mayes, the Uk Politics reporter for bloomberg. Hello again to the to you. A few more pages to play with. The metro leads on todays travel News Writing that millions of people desperate for a European Break have had their hopes dashed after portugal was taken off the Governments Green List. The i adds that we will have to holiday in uk if we want to save the 21st Ofjune referring to the date in the prime Ministers Road Map when all restrictions are due to be lifted in england. The guardian writes that the uks borders have been tightened due to alarm over the delta or so called Indian Variant, which It Reports is more likely to cause serious illness and is circulating more rapidly within schools. The daily telegraph says the Travel Industry is furious and raised fears of what it calls a second Lost Summer and t
border force officials confiscate there is no place for these kind fight to get it back. medicinal cannabis used by teigan of actions in the military mrs appleby says she was forced and if true, those involved must to make this trip because doctors be dealt with. i have commissioned a review in the uk, while legally able into inappropriate behaviour to prescribe medicinal cannabis, in the military with a view are generally refusing to do appleby. and, can tiger roll emulate to stamping it out. that review will also so because of a lack of evidence. our general position is we practise evidence based medicine, so we are interested in other look at this footage. cannabis based medicines as to whether they may be helpful. red rum in the grand national at but we really have to in an unrelated incident, acquire the evidence soldiers in afghanistan filmed apparently using an image that they are effective and safe. of the labour leaderjeremy corbyn so our advice would be, for target
a woman who tried to bring in cannabis into the low country is so our advice would be, until we get that evidence, stopped by border patrol. that we would not prescribe them. and can ‘tiger roll‘ emulate red rum with repeat success in the grand national at aintree? on arrival at southend, we ll find out in mrs appleby and her family were met by border force officers the next few minutes. who interviewed them and confiscated the drugs. they asked me at border control how long i was away for and i thought they are asking questions because someone has notified them. they asked if i had anything to declare. there were loads of them waiting so i knew if i said no, i would get myself in deeper, and ijust said yes. good afternoon. the government said new guidance the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, for doctors will be available says he s waiting to see in the autumn, and it is encouraging the governement‘s brexit red lines move after talks this week with the conservatives ai
who has severe epilepsy, is stopped by border officials at southend airport. human rights protests at london s dorchester hotel owned by brunei, where a new law makes gay sex punishable by stoning to death. chris rogers will be with you at the top of the hour. now, though, on bbc news, it s sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, james pearce, and lizzie greenwood hughes. yes, hello, good evening. the headlines: history is made at aintree as tiger roll wins the grand national for the second year running. an early goal gives manchester city the half time lead in the fa cup semifinal against brighton. hibs beat hearts in the edinburgh derby, but the match is marred by trouble from the fans. also coming up in the programme: more trouble for leicester. they are thrashed at home by primer ship leaders exeter. hello, good evening to you. we start at aintree. it s a grand national that will be talked about for years. all the chat before the race had been about last year s