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Hello there. We start here in the uk, where a Shake Up in Travel Rules could be on the way. The bbc has been told the Traffic Light System could be overhauled, with the green and amber categories removed. A new system would allow vaccinated travellers to go to countries with similarly high levels of vaccination as the uk without the need for quarantine. The Travel Industry has been pushing for change, arguing the current system is confusing and has prevented a recovery in demand over the summer. Aru na iyengar reports. If this is your idea of a dream holiday, ratherthan if this is your idea of a dream holiday, rather than this, things could be about to change. Travel bosses say Uk Holidaymakers have been put off playing abroad because of uncertainty about sudden changes to the travel Traffic Light System and the need for expensive Pcr Test before arriving in the uk. At expensive Pcr Test before arriving in the uk. Arriving in the uk. At the moment. Arriving in the uk. At the moment, we
Again is more procedural than anything else but the procedure is not looking good for democrats who had hoped to get past this hurdle and get the process going. It ain t going right now. To chad pergram on capitol hill with what this means. Hi, chad. Good afternoon, neil. Today s vote doesn t mean that infrastructure is dead. It means that the senate can t is that right debate on the bipartisan infrastructure bill just yet. The vote just a few minutes ago concluded. 49 yays, 51 nays. They needed 60 votes. The senate majority leader chuck schumer switched his vote at the end to recall this vote on the future. He voted nay. You have to be on the prevailing side to recall the vote, which is what is going to happen sometime down the future here. That s why he switched his vote and was a ney. The neys were the prevailing side today. Schumer says he s ready to incorporate the bipartisan bill in the larger $3. 5 trillion democratic infrastructure package once it s ready. This vote is not a de
Raised is underwhelming and a disappointment we ll look at their reasons for saying that. And an urgent warning in a new report greenhouse gas levels are already too high for humanity to have a manageable future. We ve put too much greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. We all need to collaborate to find means of removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere and in particular, we need to remove at scale. Hello, welcome to the programme. Let s turn now to covid vaccines in the us. President biden is expected to announce that all federal workers will have to be vaccinated. This comes amid rising case numbers and stagnating vaccination rates. There s been a 46% increase in cases from last week. The highly transmissable delta variant now accounts for 83% of us covid cases. Overall, 48% of the us population are fully vaccinated. But there has been a 35% decrease in week on week vaccination rates. The us would not be alone in starting to introduce vaccine mandates. In march, italy intro
We start with tax and how to make the global tech giants the likes of facebook, google and amazon pay their fair share. Finance ministers from the 620 group of top economies are in venice today and tomorrow. They ll be trying to clinch a final deal to stop tax dodging by multinationals. 131 countries have already signed up to the plan to introduce a global minimum tax rate of at least 15% and stop companies challenging their profits to tax havens. But some countries are holding out, including ireland, where facebook, google and apple have their european bases. The eu needs unanimous agreement if it s to implement the deal. Alex cobham is chief executive of the tax justice network. Thank you forjoining us. Explain thank you forjoining us. Explain firstly how this deal will work in practice? will work in practice? well, there are will work in practice? well, there are two will work in practice? well, there are two parts. Will work in practice? well, there are two parts. One, i wi