let s run through some of the main business news for you. we start in greece, where the govenment is relaxing some coronavirus restrictions today, despite an increase in infections. shops will reopen for customers to pick up online orders and to try on clothes and shoes in person. but department stores and shopping malls remain closed. people are also now allowed to travel between municipalities. but with the economy so reliant on tourism, which employs one in every five people, what plans are being made to open up for the summer season? bethany bell reports from athens. the boats are in the dock, waiting for torres s. this man and his team rent out catamarans and yacht for trips to the greek islands. their clients come from four the uk, the united states and south africa. april is normally the start of the season. things are on hold because of the pandemic. greece is hoping to open up to visitors and may but it s not clear which countries will be ready. it s not clear which
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thousands of homes have been evacuated in christchurch, new zealand, after two separate fires have combined, covering nearly 5,000 acres. and, a century of the wrens the navy marks the formation of the women s royal naval service during the first world war. it s 5.00pm. our main story is that a potential deal to end the long running dispute on southern rail has been rejected by members of the train drivers‘ union, aslef. in a ballot, 54% voted against the proposal which had been negotiated by the union s leaders. southern says it s hugely disappointed and will be seeking more talks as soon as possible. the union is expected to try to renegotiate the deal. but, for the moment, it means there is still no end in sight to the disruption on one of britain s busiest commuter networks. 0ur correspondent, john young, is at brighton railway station where many commuters affected by the southern rail dispute travel from. more from you and what people have been saying there today?”