don t overdo it borisjohnson warns people to act responsibly when coronavirus restrictions are eased, and pubs open in england tomorrow. and from tomorrow in england the days of home hairdressing are over, as salons get ready to open up. hello, good morning and welcome to bbc news. get in touch with me on twitter about any of our stories today. the government has confirmed the first four countries where travel restrictions will be relaxed, allowing people to go on holiday. it will mean people in england will not be required to self isolate for m days when they return from their travels. ministers have agreed reciprocal agreements with spain, italy, france and germany who will become exempt from the quarantine rule from next friday, 10thjuly. the transport secretary says more than 50 countries will be deemed low risk when the full list if published. list is published. the new system will apply to people in england only, with scotland, wales and northern ireland setting o
making the economy around a quarter smaller than it was in february. what we now need to do is get the economy starting up again, start reopening businesses, which we will see from next week. but doing that in a way that doesn t risk a damaging second wave. global stock markets fall after an increase in coronavirus cases in the us fuels fears about the economic impact. the government s expected to drop its plans for full border controls immediately after brexit with far less rigorous checks on goods coming into the uk from the eu than planned. president trump renews his threat to intervene in seattle, after anti racist protesters occupy the city centre. a group of a50 bereaved families are calling for an urgent inquiry into the government s handling of the coronavirus crisis. and, as high street stores and shopping centres re open in northern ireland this morning and are due to open in england on monday, we ll be answering your questions on hitting the shops with two retail
the economy starting up again, start reopening businesses, which we will see from next week. but doing that in a way that doesn t risk a damaging second wave. markets in europe and asia start to buck the downward trend sparked in the us overfears about the economic impact of coronavirus. the uk government s expected to drop its plans for full border controls immediately after brexit with far less rigorous checks on goods coming in from the eu than planned. president trump renews his threat to intervene in seattle, after anti racist protesters occupy the city centre. a group of a50 bereaved families in the uk are calling for an urgent inquiry into the government s handling of the coronavirus crisis. northern ireland becomes the first uk nation to re open high street stores and shopping centres today. and, out to grass, how the horses and soldiers of the artillary have been responding to the cancellation of this year s traditional trooping the colour. hello and welcome if you
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