it's a boom for the falkland islands travel industry which _ falkland islands travel industry which isgmarole to go through to get in and out — rigmarole to go through to get in and out of— rigmarole to go through to get in and out of the country. for understandable reasons. i'm not knocking — understandable reasons. i'm not knocking this in any way. you've got to get— knocking this in any way. you've got to get covid — knocking this in any way. you've got to get covid checks and the measures have to _ to get covid checks and the measures have to be _ to get covid checks and the measures have to be there. you have to worry about _ have to be there. you have to worry about these — have to be there. you have to worry about these new variants of the virus _ about these new variants of the virus and — about these new variants of the virus and the head of the border force _ virus and the head of the border force was— virus and the head of the border force was at the press conference this afternoon and explaining one of the big _ this afternoon and explaining one of the big problems they hav

the falkland islands port stanley, just a few degrees above freezing typically should be 6 or 7 degrees. some instability for a sal paulo and rio de janeiro. so rain to be sure. and you may even hear some rumbles of thunder toward the top end of south america. we've been warning about rain induced flooding and just east of the capitol kito we've seen almost a 100 millimeters of rain within the past 24 hours. and that continuous rain will once again be falling on tuesday. take you to central america right now where we're going to show you our lightning strike map. check out cuba really rate across the country right across the island. we've seen severe heavy thunderstorms dropping a $76.00 millimeters of rain east of the capitol within 24 hours. much of the same can be expected on tuesday. we've got a really organized band of brain swiping, the bahamas. take you to north america right now in our storms that we're in new, mexico and texas. they've started to move further east. so missouri, as we had toward arkansas and the weeds, the and that will be the biggest threat for storms on tuesda

presumably the falkland islands will let us in, which is why they're on the front of the star. know what they are like this time of year. probably quite appealing. if you want to go look at penguins stop not if borisjohnson is going to be travelling with you looking like that, that has to be the most unflattering photo montage of the prime minister that there has been in a long time. . prime minister that there has been in a long time-— in a long time. , it's quite wonderful— in a long time. , it's quite wonderful at _ in a long time. , it's quite wonderful at the - in a long time. , it's quite| wonderful at the moment, in a long time. , it's quite . wonderful at the moment, at in a long time. , it's quite - wonderful at the moment, at the sense of humour back, its punchy and it does have probably the most interesting graphics department in fleet street. i put that politely. thank you both very much. i hope if you are going on holiday you make certain that you can come back again because we would hate to not have you for the paper review. for now have a lovely weekend. thank yo

countries on the green list are pretty sparse and if you want to spend your holidays in the falkland islandss ahead. anywhere seems good _ up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good these _ up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good these days, _ up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good these days, tony. i up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good these days, tony. not up in the months ahead. anywhere i seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some — seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do _ seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do which _ seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do which is _ seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do which is one _ seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do which is one of- seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do which is one of the i sure if some do which is one of the trial countries. i’m sure if some do which is one of the trial countries.— trial countries. i'm sure it's wonderful— trial countries. i'm sure it's wonderful for _ trial countries. i'm sure it's wonderful for anyo

this is a limited list and includes australia, brunei, falkland islands, faroe islands, gibraltar, icelandlena, ascension and tristan tikkun cuneo and singapore and south georgia and the south sandwich islands. as of now we have a consistent formations position on international travel which is positive. it has made possible because it is appropriately cautious. i hope this continues to be the case but the scottish government will continue to take decisions we consider right for scotland and will not sign up to decisions that will put progress at risk. we have made so much progress in suppressing the virus and must not put it at risk by allowing new variants to enter the country too easily. i want to stress a final point strongly. even though the rules on nonessential travel are starting to change, it does not mean we are saying international nonessential travel is desirable. everyone should think seriously about the need to travel abroad this summer. for many, international travel is about family connections and it is understandable people might want to travel for that but when it comes to

domestic violence, dementia, philosophy, child welfare system, jon ashbury, barack obama, and the falkland islands among other subjects. she'll be speaking with our featured author katie ingle heart. she is a reporter and documentary film producer, she's also a national fellow at new america. she has worked as a correspondent for news in london and nbc news in new york. her new book, the inevitable, as a riveting incisive wide-ranging book about the right to die movement and the doctors, patients and activists at the heart of this increasingly urgent issue. enter viewer larissa macfarquhar praises the book is externally moving book that will change forever the way we think about the longing for death. cadiz were to start off with the reading from the book and then shall be talking with larissa and all of you, katie please take it away. >> thank you very much thank you to larissa for joining with this conversation thank you all for joining as well. going to read from chapter two of the book for those of you who haven't or planning to buy it page 61. in the late morning on the day she planned to, in

but does anyone really want to go for, say, two weeks in the falkland islands, gibraltar, i have beenuntries, red list countries, and the list countries. it does seem a bit unusual. they are trying to get more border force people on there at the moment, and hopefully they will open the electronic gates, but as grant shapps said, there will still unfortunately be those queues. so i think it is something people will take into account. but for those with the enthusiasm to travel, hopefully that won't put them off. and stamina, may be! thanks very much for now, lisa francesca nand, listening to that news conference with us. much more coming up about all of that on the 6pm news, a long, of course, with all the election news as well. very busy afternoon. let's just pause and take a look at the weather, and the latest details from nick miller. hello. it has been another day of sunshine and showers out there. not everyone has caught them, but they have been thundery downpours, dramatic skies in eastern scotland, northern england, yorkshire and into lincolnshire. speckled satellite picture sho

the 14 british overseas territories, the likes of gibraltar, cayman islands, montserrat, the falkland islands few minutes, you retweeted wider. looking at twitter in the i last few minutes, you retweeted your going be talking to me generated a lot of traffic, clearly people are interested, clearly there is an appetite for travel and i believe you were self isolating at the moment, you'vejust you were self isolating at the moment, you've just come you were self isolating at the moment, you'vejust come back you were self isolating at the moment, you've just come back from mexico yesterday? what was the experience like?— experience like? that's right, it was easier _ experience like? that's right, it was easier than _ experience like? that's right, it was easier than i _ experience like? that's right, it was easier than i thought i experience like? that's right, it was easier than i thought it i experience like? that's right, it i was easier than i thought it would become a pretty tough leaving gatwick airport to go to canc n, being asked by armed police why i was leaving the country but it was

british 0verseas territories of the likes of gibraltar, the cayman islands, montserrat, the falkland islandsaps accidentally, has updated its own website pages to also add the likes of tours, roads, canary islands, zakynthos, corfu, crete, among others. to its list of places acceptable to travel to. and that's very encouraging, because it suggests the list would be much wider. . wider. looking at twitter in the last few minutes, _ wider. looking at twitter in the last few minutes, you - wider. looking at twitter in the | last few minutes, you retweeted wider. looking at twitter in the - last few minutes, you retweeted you were going to be talking to me generated a lot of traffic, clearly people are interested, clearly there is an appetite for travel and i believe you are self isolating at the moment because you have just come back to mexico yesterday. what come back to mexico yesterday. what was the experience _ come back to mexico yesterday. transit was the experience like? come back to mexico yesterday. ii“isgt was the experience like? that's right, it was easier than i thought it would be

portugal the only holiday disty destinan you may know where the falklands are. faroe islands. there are no lists for travelers. that travel is limited this is a trial period there is hope that the spanish islands will get on the list in three weeks' time, sully >> i don't know when 600 of us will be stuck in a stairwell at opec conference. he looks good with the vest on let's go to julianna tatelbaum, who i'm told, is about to get a cup of espresso? there must be an angle to the story other than your culinary delights, julianna >> reporter: i had two cappuccinos this morning i'm in central london. this is a milestone for the uk steve talked about the resumption of international travel the other thing is the resumption of indoor dining. first time since december of last year we will be able to eat indoors. a huge moment or pubs and restaurants. the hospitality sector has been hit hard by the pandemic research suggests in the uk, one in ten restaurants has closed permanently since the pandemic began. pubs and restaurants are happy this day arrived it will be a difficult day ahea

an awful lot of the travel industry are saying this is ridiculous, no he will be going to the falkland islandsng new variants don't come into the country has to be absolutely essential and if that means we can't go on holiday and, yes, i get it is particular to those with relatives abroad, then so be it, however hard it might be for the travel industry. sure, and there will be a law —— an awful lot of people watching who are thinking why are they even thinking about going abroad when there is a global pandemic. 0f about going abroad when there is a global pandemic. of course are seeing all of your reports about the terrifying numbers in india. people just desperately wanted to see loved ones and currently it is the number of people who depend on international travel and tourism for a job. international travel and tourism for ajob. i international travel and tourism for a job. i am at gatwick and this used to be, two years ago, the busiest single runway airport in the world. today, we single runway airport in the world. today, i“vejust counted, 16 single runway airport in the world. today, we j