wales will decide today whether to introduce vaccine passports for entry into nightclubs and large events. in italy all workers will have to prove they ve been vaccinated or had a covid negative test or face suspension without pay or even a fine. a police watchdog says preventing violence against women should be as much of a priority as counter terrorism. the new cabinet will meet for the first time this morning, after the biggest shake up of borisjohnson s government since he entered downing street. and coming up this hour, we ll be speaking to the winner of the ocean photographer of the year award after 0930 so stay with us for that. good morning and welcome to bbc news. our top story changes to international travel are expected to be announced by the government later, for travellers arriving in england. there s been speculation that the traffic light system which places countries on red, amber and green lists will be simplified, with the amber list removed enti
as housing secretary. and emma raducanu returns home after that historic us open win in new york. last night i actuallyjust re watched the final and tried to relive a couple of the moments and remember how it felt. so it is sinking in a little bit more. hello and welcome to bbc news. the government is expected to announce big changes today to the covid rules for international travel. initially the changes will apply to people arriving in england. there s been speculation that the traffic light system of red, amber and green lists will be simplified, with the amber list effectively dropped. and fully vaccinated travellers may no longer have to take costly pcr tests. our transport correspondent caroline davies has the latest. sunshine, but no one s sunbathing. in a normal year, 80% of the guests at this hotel in turkey would have been british. turkey went on the red list in may, meaning anyone travelling from there to the uk has to quarantine in a hotel. since then, it has been
at what the travel rules will mean for all of us. the united states mentioned the drone strike was a mistake that killed an aid worker along with his family with seven children. the transgender teenager given drugs to pause puberty. nowjudges say doctors were right to offer the treatment. wales tightens covid rules for people attending mass gatherings like sporting events and nightclubs. the united nations says a failure to cut greenhouse gas emissions is setting the world on a catastrophic path of global warming. the government has announced major changes to the covid rules for travellers leaving and entering england. it s scrapping the traffic light system which classified countries as red, amber or green and instead from next month, all countries will be designated either red or open, with people returning from red countries still having to quarantine in designated hotels. the number and type of covid tests is changing for travellers, too, from october the 4th. you ll
it is a tax on all those in work. the vote is expected to pass when the vote takes place within the next few hours. we ll have the latest from westminster. also on the programme. the biggest ever terror trial in france gets underway. 130 people were killed in coordinated islamist attacks in 2015. more than a thousand people have crossed the channel in small boats this week the home secretary is to hold talks with her french counterpart. the former president of afghanistan ashraf ghani apologises for the taliban takeover in his country saying his abrupt departure was the only way to keep the guns silent. and all eyes on britain s emma raducanu as she battles for a place in the semi finals at the us open in new york. and. the meteorite that landed on a family s driveway in gloucestershire the scorched tarmac is now destined for a museum. good evening and welcome to bbc news. mps are to vote this evening on the prime minister s plans for a national insurance rise to