hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tom newton dunn, who s the chief political commentator at times radio, and sonia sodha, the chief leader writer for the observer. hello to you both. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the ft leads with reports of the prime minister s emergency plans to make some key workers exempt from rules to avoid social and economic disruption. and people partying again the front of the metro focuses on the reopening of clubs in england, alongside the pm s warnings to be cautious and to prepare for vaccine passports. the telegraph says the policy is part of a push to drive upjab uptake among the young. the mail suggests other crowded venues could also soon require vaccine passports the paper says the plans have been criticised by hospitality chiefs. the i says the measure could also include music gigs and sports events. the guardian leads with more revelations about the use of spyi
plus, red hot property. house prices in sydney are rising at $900 a day. is there trouble ahead? we start with the travel industry. it has been reacting with dismay after spain s popular holiday islands ibiza, majorca and menorca are to move to the british government s amber list, just two weeks after they were approved for quarantine free travel. from next monday, anyone over 18 who s not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine on return home. the scottish and welsh governments said they will do the same, and northern ireland is expected to follow suit a warm mediterranean beach is attempting prospect for many after more than one year of restrictions. sums of the spanish islands as an appealing choice for a summer getaway, but the changes announced by the government will cause problems for some, due to fly to majorca on the weekend. i’zre to ma orca on the weekend. i ve had to majorca on the weekend. i ve had one vaccine, to majorca on the weekend. i e had one vacci
europe and increase european dependents on hoosegow. they also point out the irony after four years of accusing president trump of being an willing or unwilling agent of russia that on policy the biden administration seems to be much friendlier to putin on a number of fronts. state department correspondent rich edson has details tonight. good evening, rich. good evening, bret. the biden administration will justify and waive sanctions on the company that s in charge of the nord stream 2 pipeline and ceo citing national security interest. that s according to a source familiar with the decision confirming a report in axios. the pipeline is about 95% finished and would deliver russian gas directly to germany bypassing ukraine and giving significant influence to the russian government. republican senator ben sasse writes, quote: two months ago, president biden called putin a killer. but today he is planning to give putin his regime and his crohn s in massive in europe. you can t
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violence is from a broad range of ideological group. under trump the department had been reluctant to warn of the dangers posed by white supremacist groups. cnn has learned that federal agents are scrambling for leads on whoever placed bombs outside of democratic and republican headquarters in washington. the worry here is they will strike again. authorities say the heightened threat will likely remain over the coming weeks and months. cnn s jessica schneider has more from washington. laura and christine, this is a significant bulletin from the department of homeland security because it warns about threats from domestic extremists. there were iran related threats after the u.s. killing of iranian general soleimani but this is domestic threats. this is a bulletin warning of possible threats. dhs putting it this way saying they do not have any information to indicate a specific credible plot. however, violent riots have continued and we remain concerned that individuals fru