that warning came from damien green _ to and planning?ng? that warning came from damien green who once upon l to and planning? that warning came | from damien green who once upon a time was a senior cabinet minister. parts of the south and south—east particularly there are concerns that the reforms the government is putting forward, that it could see more green spaces built on in areas, they feel they have already had to take a lot of housing, so he was warning he wouldn't want to see the party drift away from its core voters as he said has happened to the labour party in the midlands and north, traditional areas the conservatives took off them in the last election. i think an effort to calm some nerves, amanda milling has released a piece in the daily telegraph saying that the party is listening and that it is a warning shot, and trying to send a signal that they will pay attention to these concerns but of course we will have to wait and see what the government comes out with in terms of planning reforms and we expect proposals later thi

damien, thank you for that. our correspondent tim muffettjoins us from gatwick airport. ten, tour operators, travellers, airlines, all hoping that the green. that's right. the announcement is thought to be in the names, and you can bet your bottom euro that there is a lot of attention being paid to it here at gatwick airport. typically, there would be around 900 flights handled here each day. today, there is around 70, and more than half of those are two uk destinations. as we saw in the report earlier, yesterday, there were demonstrations across the uk from people who work in the travel and tourism industry, pilots, airport staff, pointing out what a hugely devastating impact this has had and them and theirfamilies. i've been speaking to one pilot this week who flagged up the enormous impact it's had on how uncertain things are at the moment. so this really is a desire for more clarity. of course, there are the holiday—makers themselves, and if there are additions to the green list, that could potentially open up more travel opportunities. it then look at what happened to portugal recently. it moved onto the green list, people travelled

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