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and the uae is over the moon as its first historic mission to mars enters the red planet s orbit after a seven month journey from earth. good afternoon. the health secretary matt hancock has announced a series of strict new border measures for england to attempt to prevent people bringing new variants of the virus into the country. they include fines of up to ten thousand pounds for those who fail to quarantine in hotels on arrival. mr hancock also said travellers will face up to 10 years in prison if they try to hide the fact they ve been to any of the 33 designated high risk countries. and people arriving here will be required to take two covid tests failure to do so will also lead to big fines. the measures will come into force on monday though critics have said they should have been introduced far sooner. here s theo leggett. travel into the uk is about to get even tougher and the rules even more complicated. passengers already need to test negative for covid i9 befor
Bbc-newsHeadlinesAnyoneTravellersStrengthEnglandApologiesQuarantine-rulesTenOriginsOneNation lives and service of all who took part in the operations in iraq and afghanistan. the queen unveils a memorial, dedicated to both soldiers and civilians, at a special service in central london. an australian man alleged to have posed as justin bieber online is charged with more than 900 child sex offences. jubilation in the catalan capital as barcelona produced one of the greatest comebacks in football history with a stunning victory over paris saint germain in the champions league. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor philip hammond has defended his plan to raise national insurance contributions for the self employed, saying the government faces new challenges. mr hammond is facing criticism of the budget announcement for apparently going against a 2015 manifesto pledge on tax rises. the change, due to come in next year, will mean 1.6 million self employed people paying on average £240 more every year. labour has accused the government of breaking its pr
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