people arriving in the uk from belgium, the bahamas and andorra will have to quarantine for m days —he rules began at midnight in wales and will apply from 4 am on saturday in the rest of the uk. we'll be trying to get answers to what the latest restrictions mean for your travel and holiday plans — i'm at annita mcveigh on twitter — today could be one of the hottest days on record, with large parts of the country experiencing a heatwave this weekend. temperatures are expected to soar to almost 37 degrees in the south east. police in beirut use teargas on protestors demonstrating against the government — after an explosion earlier this week killed 137 people and injured more than 5,000. thousands of cabin crew at british airways will find out today whether they still have a job — with many facing significant pay cuts if they remain, amid a dispute between the airline and its staff. and coming up this hour.... we'll talk to two disappointed runners, after the organisers of this year's london marathon say it will now only be open to elite athletes. hello, good morning to you, welcome to

from tomorrow, those arriving from the bahamas and andorra will also have to self—isolate.is advising against all but essential travel to the three countries, as well as spain and luxembourg, which still remain on the quarantine list. ministers acknowledge there is a risk to summer travel plans, but the public must take some responsibility. it's right that we keep things under review, and if we think that we can improve our health security by making these changes, of course, it's the right thing for us to do so. so, people should just constantly look at the guidance, see what we're saying, and then make the best decisions that they can, knowing that we are living in uncertain times. the measures are frustrating, and not everybody thinks they‘ re totally effective. what really drives the dynamic of the epidemic are the measures that are set up locally, meaning, wearing a mask, avoiding large gatherings of people and adding very efficient detection system, contact tracing system. some good news, though — anybody arriving in england and wales from brunei and malaysia no longer

in andorra.you have much more tolerant states there and these folks who have dealt with sanctions for years know where the cracks are. if you read the history of the building of north korea's atomic capacity in the 1980's and 1970's, they used an entirely european network. elements of those networks survive in some of the same places. i am old and i have been doing this for a long time. what astounds me as you see the same players turning up again and again, some of the people that were helping the sandinistas do things are now handling the money for daniel ortega in europe. some of the people that set up are runningstics billions of dollars through the same structures they used in the work going back to the 1980's. so you have this wealth of experience. they are not inventing anything new. they are simply going down a road they already know and pushing forward. they are very innovative and understand the cracks. what we underestimate a lot of the time is that some of these, the cubans, they have

it will potentiallyjoin belgium, andorra and the bahamas, which was announced earlier.re were two major issues here. first, there the process used decide which areas are on that list, which countries are on that list, which countries are on that list, which countries are on that list and which ones are not, and there are lots of concerns about the transparency of that process or the lack of transparency about that process and the inconvenience that it has caused many tourists over the course of the la st many tourists over the course of the last couple of weeks, but there's also this other issue here which i think the story highlights, which is that a lot of the countries that we nt that a lot of the countries that went to delight in before the uk and that have eased lockdown since have started to see an increase in cases. pa rt of started to see an increase in cases. part of that is down to the increased testing, which means you're going to see an increase in the results being reported, but it does also look as though using lockdown measures has potentially lead to an

has added more countries to its core and teen list travelers were returning from belgium andorra and the bahamas will now need to self isolate for 14 days. here in germany hundreds of students have been sent home from 2 schools in the northern state of mecklenburg west pomerania a teacher and a student have tested positive in the 1st week of the new school year health officials are now worried about a steady climb in infections meanwhile the number of new cases nationwide just topped a 1000 for the 2nd consecutive day. summertime and the living is easy. the threat of the coronavirus is waning for many in the country. i don't think about it at all not at all. one day country remember to wear your mask. but when you leave public areas it's easy to forget on your own discipline is falling to the wayside people are letting their guard down because the threat doesn't seem so serious anymore according to this psychologist. softest people are out of point where they think of testing the limits some say maybe i can take my mask off here when it's actually necessary you just met another perso

if you decide to go, to the bahamas, belgium, andorra, and talking about france on the brink now, youpping in to bail out people? taxpayer can be stepping in to bail out people ? if taxpayer can be stepping in to bail out people? if they have made their owi'i out people? if they have made their own choice to go? they booked it probably in the pandemic knowing there was some inherent risk in doing so. we already trillions in debt. do we need to add to that by doing this to placate people who have made their own choice to go on holiday? boris johnson seems to be following your advice because according... he listens to you every sunday. the sunday times says he is going for his holiday not to mustique where he has gone before back to scotland with carrie and his new baby. absolutely. i am going to scotland, i hope, in a couple of weeks, unless nicola sturgeon once again advises english people not to come. but i am quite amused rachel johnson hasjust come. but i am quite amused rachel johnson has just been come. but i am quite amused rachel johnson hasjust been and did not have a great ti

belgium, andorra, and the bahamas.e after the department transport described a consistent increase in the pace and level of covid-19 increase in the pace and level of covid—19 cases in each of these three countries recently. of course it isa three countries recently. of course it is a big problem for people who are already in those countries and we re are already in those countries and were planning to travel to those countries or are you even in transit through these countries. literally, perhaps because of the number of people who go to those destinations, less tha n people who go to those destinations, less than spain, for example, britain's top holiday destination, politically less of a problem than when that announcement came through for spain, which was something of a surprise. i think people have gotten almost used to this weekly watch of countries that may or may not be taken off the list or put back on. now one of the discussion points, and use it on the front of some newspapers this morning, is whether france

shares in iag and easy jet are lower after the uk announced travelers from belgium andorra and the bahamas after the countries have seen a rise in cases. the changes will begin on saturday with the government warning against all but essential travel to those destinations >>> coming up on the show, trump ticks off tiktok as a national security threat. more after the break ♪ the covid-19 pandemic is creating food insecurity on a scale not seen in decades. an estimated 54 million americans will struggle with hunger. ♪ with 200 food banks and 60,000 meal programs, feeding america is the largest hunger-relief organization in the country. join morgan stanley in supporting feeding america and your local community food bank. ♪ andputs its customersity a wiin charge?rier well, the good news gets shared. and it gets rated #1 for customer satisfaction. but don't just take our word for it. take theirs. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. call, click or visit a store today. >>> welcome back to "street signs. officials from the sec have urged president trump to delist companies fro

then belgium, the bahamas and andorra followed.at the current spike in coronavirus cases in france would lead to empty beaches, take a look at this. it is a pretty busy and very beautiful beach day here in antibes, just outside nice in the south of france. this is one of the country‘s regions that are seeing the biggest rise in cases as france‘s infection rates is a two month high. that has prompted speculation that this country might be the next in europe to be added to the list of quarantine for visitors arriving in the uk. among british jurors here on the beach, it prompted a mixed reaction. yes, i think we are quite concerned because we are going on another holiday in a couple of days it would mean that we would cancel out and we would lose our money, but hopefully we will leave the country just our money, but hopefully we will leave the countryjust in time that we don‘t have to quarantine when we get back, but yeah, it is slightly worrying. we are right here for another two weeks, so if france were to be added to the quarantin

jessica, that news about belgium, the bahamas, andorra emerged last night.t france could be added to the list, the quarantine list but what are you hearing? what i've heard from government sources is we don't expect a change in france ‘s status imminently but having said that, the caveat is that things can change pretty quickly as they did with spain, for example. it took quite a lot of people by surprise on that saturday, spain was suddenly taken off the travel corridor list. in terms of whether france is being particularly closely monitored as some reports have suggested this morning, what i am given to understand is that all countries that are showing particularly high figures are being closely monitored as people might expect and we've heard before from the department for transport that they keep all countries, all the data under co nsta nt countries, all the data under constant review but this particular issue of france, france is a major holiday destination, second only usually to spain in terms of where people from the uk go abroad, it was put to rish

the warning comes after the news that anyone arriving from belgium, andorra or the bahamas, will noweeks. there are new concerns over the situation in france, following a sharp rise in confirmed cases in the past week. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in berny—riviere. there are concerns here as far as france, the situation there, but the authorities there, are they confident they are on top of the situation? well, clive, in terms of the here and now, there are lots of british holiday—makers making the most of it after all the weeks in lockdown in the uk. the pool is about to shut, they are going for some dinner, but talking to people early on, lots of people are mindful that the covid rate in france is getting very near to the level where it was in spain at which point the uk government added spain to the quarantine list. the chancellor of the exchequer was asked if france would be next, he said it was under co nsta nt would be next, he said it was under constant review, but people should be mindful that during this global pandemic, any sort of a foreign travel does have its risks. w