matt hancock, the health secretaryjoined by drjenny harries, deputy chief medical officer for englands, deputy chief medical officerfor england and dr susan hopkins from public health england at that coronavirus briefing, matt hancock said he hoped it would be the last one before christmas. let's all hope that is the case. let's recap the main points from that conference now. the health secretary said from boxing day, norfolk, suffolk, cambridgeshire and essex would move into the toughest tear of restrictions, tier 4, along with oxfordshire, waverly in surrey, and hampshire, including portsmouth and southampton, but excluding the new forest. more areas of england will move into tier 3, including bristol, somerset, gloucestershire, the isle of wight, the new forest, northamptonshire, cheshire and warrington. the health secretary also said two new cases of a another new variant of coronavirus had been detected in the uk. both are contacts detected in the uk. both are co nta cts of detected in the uk. both are contacts of cases who travel to the uk from south africa. anyone who has trave

it will be led by the health secretary matt hancock and beside him will be drjenny harries, the deputyic health england. we will bring that to you live at the top of the hour. there's been disruption in dover this morning — borders have reopened, but thousands of drivers are facing more delays as they have to wait for covid tests. rail, air and sea services have resumed, after the french government eased its ban on people entering from the uk. but lorry drivers say the situation in kent remains chaotic — there were scuffles with police as some protested about the delays, and one man was arrested. some of the 3,000 hauliers who are stuck say they're simply not getting enough information. simonjones reports. the border to france may have finally reopened, but this morning angry drivers left the manston lorry park where they'd been sleeping in their cabs to vent their anger. they'd been stuck in the uk for days. they'd been promised a coronavirus tests. but they say they still don't know when they will get out of here. the police are here now in numbers on the outskirts of manston airport