in dunkirk and dieppe, they have sold out up until 1.30 tomorrow afternoon.f the restaurants and cafe so they can give people more space. gavin, thank you for that. labour has called on the government to act immediately, to sort out what it describes as an "exams fiasco" in england, after almost 40% of a—level teacher assessments were downgraded. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says ministers should follow scotland's lead, and allow teacher's grades to be accepted. but the government maintains that would risk "grade inflation" and insists disadvantaged pupils haven't been disproportionately affected. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreys, has been speaking to students in the west midlands. at solihull sixth form college, some of the a—level class of 2020 — each with grades lower than expected. aziz fears he's lost his scholarship. scholarship would've helped a lot more, it would've taken quite a lot of stress off. i wouldn't have had to pay out of my own pocket for university, books, resources. victor has lost the uni place he wants. because the two bs t

on one of the last ferries out of france, from dieppe, some exhausted travellers.know that we need to get to the uk before four o'clock. so we'll see you later. the ship docked in newhavenjust before the deadline. 3:58am in the uk. we are on land. fantastic. the airports are also busy with flights to the uk. and the queue just keeps going and going and going. this was nice last night. hi. we've just boarded the plane, it's about ten o'clock. been a really long, hard day. so many people at the airport. finally on our flight. at gatwick airport this morning, some of the first passengers arriving back from france who will have to go into quarantine. we were five hours too late for the quarantine, so now we all have to quarantine. my husband is losing money for two weeks. it's ridiculous. we've been in a part of france that's got hardly any covid—19, it feels really safe there as well. it feels like a very kind of broad brush stroke kind of measure. the passengers arriving here from france are going into a very strict form of self isolation for two weeks. they won't be

where are you now, how close are you to the port of dieppe?rochelle, we are about 150 miles south of dieppe, so we are about two and half hours, we have four hours grace. so you might just beat the 4am deadline? the ferry is scheduled to dock at 4am, so ferry is scheduled to dock at 4am, so the interesting thing from our point of view is, what happens if we dock a minute before 4am? no one has really been able to give us any clarity about when the 4am actually commences. i see, clarity about when the 4am actually commences. | see, so can clarity about when the 4am actually commences. | see, so can you clarity about when the 4am actually commences. i see, so can you throw your hat on british soil and does that count? is that the question? i like your style, bernard. that count? is that the question? i like yourstyle, bernard. did that count? is that the question? i like your style, bernard. did you suspect this would happen? well, yes, it was always a suspicion. but we kept ourfingers yes, it was always a suspicion. but we kept our fingers cros

on one of the last ferries out of france from dieppe, some exhausted travellers.see you later. the ship docked in new haven just before the deadline. 3:58am in the uk. they laugh. fantastic! one group of edinburgh—based musicians who had been performing in normandy... classical music plays. ..hired their own fishing boat to get back in time. after an eight—hour crossing, they landed at hayling island in hampshire ten minutes before the deadline. the airports were also busy with flights to the uk. the queue just keeps going and going and going. this was nice, last night. we've just boarded the plane, it's about ten o'clock and we had a really long, hard day. so many people in the airport, but we're finally on a flight. at gatwick airport this morning, some of the first passengers arriving back from france, who will have to go into quarantine. we were five hours too late... for the quarantine. so now we all have to quarantine. my husband's losing money for two weeks. it's ridiculous. the passengers arriving here in france are going into a very here from france are g

on one of the last ferries out of france from dieppe, some exhausted travellers. i'm told the ferry people know we need to get to the uk before four o'clock, so we will see you later. the ship docked in new haven just before the deadline. 3:58am in the uk. they laugh fantastic! one group of edinburgh—based musicians who had been performing in normandy... classical music plays ..hired their own fishing boat to get back in time. after an eight—hour crossing, they landed at hayling island in hampshire ten minutes before the deadline. the airports were also busy with flights to the uk. the queuejust keeps going and going and going. this was nice, last night. we've just boarded the plane, it's about ten o'clock and we had a really long, hard day. so many people in the airport, but we're finally on a flight. at gatwick airport this morning, some of the first passengers arriving back from france, who will have to go into quarantine. we were five hours too late... ..for the quarantine. so now we all have to quarantine. my husband's losing money for two weeks. it's ridicul

the 11:59pm ferry from dieppe was due to get into newhaven at four a.m. the ferry is really quiet.as been really calm. just like a normal crossing, really. but eve ryo ne like a normal crossing, really. but everyone around us, like a normal crossing, really. but everyone around us, obviously, with face masks on an social distancing, and large parts of the ferry are closed, so i don't think they are anywhere near capacity. at 3:40am they were pulling into port. apparently, legally, we have arrived in the uk when the rope is tied up and the ship is docked. and with minutes to spare... 3:58am in the uk. fantastic! from 4am this morning, anyone arriving in the uk from france, the netherlands, monaco, malta, turks and caicos and aruba will have to quarantine for 1h days. that means you must go directly home and are not allowed to leave your house to go to work or school, to exercise or to socialise, and can only leave in the case of an emergency. anyone who breaks the quarantine rules can be fined up to £1000 or more if they flout them repeatedly. as for helen despite the queues, she ma

we'll be live at the ports of calais, and dieppe where the last ferry leaves just before midnight.ision, and is threatening retaliation. also tonight...

the situation across the northern coast in dieppe, in dunkirk, in calais as well, we are hearing of atickets and companies are saying that if people turn be they face a long wait and it is unlikely they will arrive before 4am tomorrow morning. those planning to travel by eurostar and eurotunnel are being given similar advice. we are saying clearly to people, unless you have a confirmed booking for today, there is no space, so do not turn up, allow the system to work properly for those who have spaces and travel as soon as time becomes available. there is a feeling of exasperation and a certain amount of panic in normandy and from holiday—makers and businesses in areas of france like the dordogne and parts of the south coast that aren't as badly affected by covid—19. but the british government is clear, now warning against all but essential travel to any part of this country. gavin lee, bbc news, le havre. angus crawford is outside st pancras international station in central london — home to eurostar, which runs trains from paris to london. what's the situation there where you are? wel

the 11:59pm ferry from dieppe was due to get into newhaven at a:00am. the ferry's really quiet.g, really. but everyone around us, obviously, with face masks on and social distancing, and large parts of the ferry are closed, so i don't think they're anywhere near capacity. at 3:a0am they were pulling into port. apparently, legally, we'll have arrived in the uk when the rope is tied up and the ship is docked. there's the rope just thrown out over there. and with minutes to spare... 3:58am in the uk. fantastic! from a:00am this morning, anyone arriving in the uk from france, the netherlands, monaco, malta, turks and caicos and aruba will have to quarantine for 1a days. that means you must go directly home and are not allowed to leave your house to go to work or school, to exercise or to socialise, but only leave in the case of an emergency. anyone who breaks the quarantine rules can be fined up to £1000, or more if they flout them repeatedly. as for helen, despite the queues, she made it back with an hour to spare. we're back in the uk! we made it. it's three o'clock in the morning