Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers wIll be brIngIng us tomorrow. WIth me are sIenna rodgers of LabourlIst And Katy balls from the spectator. Tomorrows Front Pages, startIng wIth. The metro leads on the changes to travel rules that have come Into place today, wIth double jabbed travellers from the us and Eu CountrIes no longer havIng to quarantIne on arrIval In england from monday. StayIng On Travel, the telegraph focuses on the us, quotIng the Transport Secretary as expectIng the us government To LIft Curbs on uk travellers. The I also looks at InternatIonal travel hope, sayIng destInatIons lIke france and Italy could soon be accessIble for brItIsh travellers. LookIng at the olympIcs, the DaIly MaIl features a pIcture of Charlotte DujardIn, who became brItaIns most decorated female 0lympIan Today after wInnIng her sIxth medal wIth a bronze In dressage. The guardIan leads on clImate, wIth an exclusIve story that claIms the queens lawyers secretly lobbIed scottIsh mI
Have you been affected by an Increase In covId related School Absence . Do get In touch, you can fInd me on twItter vIcderbyshIre. Another warnIng about MusIc FestIvals they could face devastatIng consequences wIthout more government support. And the new £50 banknote featurIng a portraIt of the Code Breaker Alan turIng enters cIrculatIon for the fIrst tIme. Hello and welcome If youre watchIng In the uk or Around The World. The body representIng brItIsh aIrlInes has told the government they must act now or never If the Summer Season Is to be saved. CabIn crew, AIrport Staff, and Travel Agents In the uk wIll stage co ordInated protests today, callIng for more support for the sector and for the lIst of countrIes safe for tourIsts to be expanded. MInIsters are expected to update the so called TraffIc LIght LIst of destInatIons tomorrow, but Theres Concern that the number of countrIes classIfIed as green wIll remaIn low. At the moment there are no SpecIal ExemptIons for vaccInated Uk HolId
Now on bbc news, its Tuesday In Parliament. Hello and welcome to a special Tuesday In Parliament. Socially distanced pomp as the queen opens the new session of parliament. My government will level up opportunities across all parts of the United Kingdom supporting jobs, businesses and economic growth. Beyond the pomp, another tradition the politics as Boris Johnson promises. A national recovery so thatjabs, jabs, jabs becomesjobs, jobs. Papers over the cracks. It is packed with short term gimmicks of distant promises. Also in this programme mps asked lex greensill, the boss of the collapsed financed that employee David Cameron, if hes a fraudster. But first, this Years State Opening of parliament may have been a shadow of its former self, but it was, nevertheless, a historic occasion the first one to be held with laws on social distancing in place. The State Opening is usually a spectacle full of pomp and pageantry, but this time, there were no horses or carriages and there were restric
Matt hancock, has shares in a potential supplier for nhs trusts in england. Police, stop stop right bleep now. There are appeals for calm in chicago as footage emerges of a 13 year old boy being shot dead by police. Doctors in india are calling it a tsunami 200,000 covid cases have been recorded in 2a hours, and there are fears about a dangerous new variant. And whiter than white scientists develop a paint that reflects so much sunlight, it will help drive down carbon emissions. And coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, englands under 21 manager Aidy Boothroyd is stepping down from his role. His future was in doubt after the sides early exit from euro 2021. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Final preparations are being made for the Duke Of Edinburghs funeral, which will take place tomorrow at st georges chapel in windsor. The archbishop of canterbury, who will lead the service, said he hoped the whole nation would reflect on a profound day for the royal family. M
Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Final preparations are being made for the Duke Of Edinburghs funeral, which will take place tomorrow at st georges chapel in windsor. The archbishop of canterbury, who will give the blessing at the service, said he hoped the whole nation would reflect on a profound day for the royal family. Much of the ceremony has been carefully planned by the duke, to reflect his life and interests. The head of britains armed forces, general sir nick carter, will walk alongside the funeral procession, and said the details of the event had the princes fingerprints all over it. 0ur correspondent Sarah Campbell sent this report from windsor. Behind the castle walls, final rehearsals are under way. Across windsor, extra police and wardens are on patrol, as the town prepares for the funeral of one of its best known residents. More than 700 Service Personnel have spent the last few days rehearsing precise movements, in tribute to the duke, who was mentioned in dispat