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Hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or Around The World. The Indian Foreign minister has confirmed that its delegation at the meeting of the g7 group here in london is self isolating after two members tested positive for covid 19. The news comes on the day the pandemic is being discussed at the meeting with the focus on the Global Distribution of coronavirus vaccines. Theres growing pressure to share stockpiles and know how with poor nations trailing far behind in fighting the pandemic. The World Trade Organistion is also meeting to look at one solution waiving vaccine patent rights. Courtney bembridge has the details. Are wealthy nations doing enough to help poorer countries tackle covid 19 . Thats the question being put to g7 Foreign Ministers, who are meeting to consider new ways to ensure fairer access to vaccine stockpiles. The g7 countries are the worlds economic and political leaders. Theyre also home to many of the worlds vaccine producers. We will only solve the Vac
Record on wall street, as the Federal Reserve promises it wont raise Interest Rates in a hurry. Hello there. We start with the travel industry, its been expressing widespread frustration after the uk announced a framework for the safe reopening of travel. The British Government says it cant yet confirm whether foreign holidays currently banned will be allowed to resume in may. Its promised a Traffic Light System to categorise countries based on risk, but it is giving no hints about which countries will get the green light. And it is making all travellers pay for tests when departing and returning to the uk. The boss of easyjet says he fears its a return to the days when only the wealthy could afford to travel. Heres our transport correspondent, caroline davies. We may be dreaming of sunshine and summer getaways, would you pay around an extra £100 per person when coming back from your trip overseas . I person when coming back from your trip overseas . Your trip overseas . I think its v
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Joining me are david davies, and also of the new statesman, rachel cunliffe. Glad you came back. The times warns that Coronavirus Prevention Measures could stay in place until the autumn, as the paper says ministers plans for exiting restrictions will mean social distancing and mask wearing will have to continue for months. The daily mirror carries a tribute from the mother of murdered student libby squire, who said her daughter would always be with us. Her words came as a man was convicted of the rape and murder of the 21 year old. The telegraphs top story is the warning from the head of the uks armed forces that an economic crisis after the pandemic, risks stoking nationalism similar to that in the years before the second world war. The daily mail has an upbeat report from the Chief Economist of the Bank Of England, who says the uk economy will roar back to life once the lockdown is over. The guardia