making him the 12th serving us president to have met her majesty. hello and welcome to bbc news. there s disappointment for thousands of holidaymakers this afternoon as it s understood that portugal is to be added to the government s amber travel list on tuesday meaning that going there is legal, but officially advised against and people must quarantine on their return. and the bbc has been told no new countries will be added to england s green list of destinations that people can travel to without quarantine. there had been speculation that some spanish and greek islands could be added to that list today, as well as malta, finland and parts of the caribbean. but the government says it needs to be cautious. our political correspondent nick eardley is at westminster for us. good to see you. bring us up to speed with these developments. bad news for speed with these developments. e:c news for travellers, ben. speed with these developments. e5.c news fortravellers, ben. port
she calls on borisjohnson to make an apology to the comons today. that exclusive interview with paula sheriff coming straight after the news. figures just published show the take up for all 13 routine vaccinations for the under fives has fallen in the past year. fiona doyle who runs a nursery and won t accept unvaccinated children, sophie dale, whose son levi who almost died after he got measles, and charlotte hannibal, who lost both her legs, the fingers on one hand, some of the her hearing and had to have a kidney transplant, after she got meningitis. and music producer naughty boy speaks exclusively to our programme about his mum s dementia diagnosis she was only diagnosed last week and how his music helps the family cope. i should talk about this more because it is my truth, and so is music, but, ithink because it is my truth, and so is music, but, i think my next body of work, album, will be my best body of work, album, will be my best body of work ever and i think m
doesn t jeopardise our economy. how are the main parties going to win you over, who are as divided over brexit as politicans on all sides are? and will the parties who want to stop brexit find a way to work together? also. on this programme yesterday, one senior conservative mp didn t hold back when describing the prime minister s downing street advisor, dominic cummings. an unelected, foul mouthed oaf, throwing his weight around. it s completely unacceptable. we ll talk to a man who shared an office with him, and says he thrives on creating enemies and fighting them. hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. from westminster, again. are you ready for a general election? will you vote? it would be the third general election in four years. let s know this morning. send us a message on twitter. many guests to talk to this morning and plenty of voters as well, we would love to hear from you wherever you are in the country and we will feed your comments i
the self proclaimed dude of downing street has already pledged to dispel the defeatism today. today he sets out his vision for britain after brexit. for the next hour and a half we ll be speaking to allies of the new pm and critics too, plus mps from all sides. we ll ask, can mrjohnson really deliver brexit on 31st october as promised? what will his other policy priorities be? and have a look at this. politicians, as far as i can work out, are pretty incompetent. and then have a veneer of competence. yes. you do seem to do it the other way around. yes. i mean, you can t rule out the possibility that beneath the elaborately constructed veneer of a blithering idiot that there is another blithering idiot. will borisjohnson‘s unique style be a help or a hindrance as pm? we ll ask people who know him well what they think. hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. it s boris johnson s first day in office. let s see how the papers are reflecting it. i m th
of him kicking a puppy and they probably still vote for him. with jeremy hunt we could actually become more of the centre right party, the compassionate one nation conservatives. and bobby norris from the only way is essex tells how the homophobic abuse he received on social media prompted his campaign to make such abuse a criminal offence. i ve been sent death threats, people have wished cancer on me, they ve told me that i should have acid thrown in my face and this is literally because of my sexuality. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. the long running junior doctors dispute is set to end after doctors voted in favour of an 8.2% pay rise we ll be talking to doctors who backed the plan and who opposed it a bit later. have you just come off a night shift in a hospital? let us know what you think about the plans. do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about use the hashtag victoria live. if you re emailing and are happy for us to