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and wearing a mask is a pain. but we re getting there. and the light at the end of the tunnel is brighter and brighter. and the push to get as many shots in arms to return to as close to normal as soon as possible. and this week in washington infrastructure investment versus political infighting. good to have you with us. we are following reports of violent clashes this morning between israeli police and palestinians. these confrontations are taking place both inside the al aqsa mosque and on the compound outside. we will have details in just a moment. all of this is worrying the international community. the u.n. security council will hold a private meeting in the coming hours to discuss it. the palestinian red crescent reported at least 19 palestinians were injured sunday. the israeli police are temporarily halting visits by jews to the temple mount, also known as haram al sharif, or noble sanctuary. security is tight ahead of the annual jerusalem day march later ....
retirement from boxing. he made the decision after losing his wbo super featherweight title fight againstjamel herring last night in dubai. good morning to you. easter sunday for most of us looks dry settled and sunny and mild after a chilly start but it is all change across the north and into easter monday it will be a shock to the system. join us later to find out all the details. it s easter sunday, april 4. our top story. trials of covid passports will get under way in england later this month, as the government looks to restart mass gatherings and indoor events safely. a traffic light system is also being planned for the re introduction of international travel, but there s a warning not to book summer holidays abroad just yet. the prime minister will lay out more details tomorrow. our political correspondent nick eardley has this report. this feels like a long time ago. it has been more than one year since we saw patfull all grounds in the uk. but the government is testi ....
we start in europe where a ban on non essential travel between eu member states looks set to remain in place despite growing concerns about the impact on trade. the 27 members of the european union are expected to agree to continue the curbs on travel at their summit later today. freedom of movement is of course a basic principle of the eu. but the rise of more infectious strains of coronavirus has led several countries including germany to all but close their borders, raising tensions with neighbours. the commission has been clear about the coordinated approach we have among 27 member states. we risk fragmentation and disruptions to free movement and supply chains, something we have witnessed again in the past weeks. let s discuss this with nicola borri associate professor of economics at the luiss guido carli university in rome. good to have you on the program. forthousands good to have you on the program. for thousands of people in austria and czech republic wh ....
author of breaking the enigma. and also the author of another book, and he is the son of%lt8ln touring. he worked for the legal service, and then for the international law firm of clifford chance. he is a trustee of blanechley pk and last but certainly not least, dermott is a member of the board of the spy museum, and a terrific supporter of the efforts here at spy. we are excited to have der mott here today to talk about the way enigma was broken with the efforts of poland and france. aftermal presentation, and there is going to be plenty of time is to walk up to the mics and ask your questions. there is plenty of time to ask your questions and get them answered. so please, join me to give a warm welcome to dermott touring. thank you. well, many thanks, chris, and to all of you for coming and for the welcome. just before i start, i d like to say to chris and to the team here at the spy museum, i think that it is amazing to see how this place has transformed since t ....
democrats are too focused on the past, those are talking about with deflection from reality. january 6 was all but inevitable. a number of prominent gop lawmakers actually have ties to some of the groups responsible for the riot. groups like the proud boys, 3%ers, members had violent ideas and conspiracy theories. forcing a reckoning on capitol hill, leading speaker pelosi to say this about the very chamber she leads. i do believe, i have said this all along, we will probably need a supplemental, more security for members when the enemy is within the house of representatives. what exactly did you mean when you said the enemy is within? it means we have members of congress who want to bring guns on the floor and threatened violence on other members of congress. some democrats, including freshman cory bush say working on the hill is uncomfortable to say the least. they re looking to physically distance from conservative colleagues, especially ones that insist on p ....