judith blake, thank you so much. i will keep an eye on what happens next.fusion this evening due to changes in quarantine measures in the uk. wales and scotland have added portugal to their lists meaning travellers will have to isolate for 1h days on arrival, but there are no changes in england. some of the biggest names in british aviation have accused the government of a lack of leadership as they issued a warning about the future of the industry. they're calling on ministers to approve coronavirus tests at airports to give people the confidence to travel. here's our transport correspondent tom burridge. people were heading out to greece from edinburgh this afternoon, even though they will have to quarantine when home. work from home, i can self—isolate for 1h days and i'm happy to do that. i got to have a big operation when i'm back home so we wanted to go on holiday. but people in greece now who live in scotland are not so happy. i'm flying back to glasgow, it has an infection rate of 2011 believe. i'm coming from a country with an infection rate of 15

lockdown restrictions — and another city where there are concerns about rising cases is leeds. judith blakeeing in leeds is probably similarto are seeing in leeds is probably similar to other places, a creeping rise in the numbers, what is really interesting for us is it is not the original community sort of outbreak, this is a rise in particular across the city in all different words across the city, particularly of young adults from all communities. this is giving us a very clear indication that there has been a change and what we want to do, we are anticipating we will be put on the watchlist tomorrow, i want to stress that doesn't mean any further restrictions that this moment in time. the manchester united and england star marcus rashford is one of the wealthiest footballers in the world. but it wasn't always that way. growing up, like thousands of other children in the uk, he relied on free school meals and food banks. this summer, almost single—handedly he forced borisjohnson into a u turn, the government under pressure, agreed to extend a food voucher scheme into the summer holidays

the leader of city council judith blake your time.olice and crime commissioner of leicestershire. talking about experience that they have been through. i'm going to break away for a moment because we do have an update coming through from west minister. that story we were just talking about with our political correspondent confirmation that tony abbott has been invited to join the board of trade. the former australian prime minister tony abbott is going tojoin australian prime minister tony abbott is going to join the australian prime minister tony abbott is going tojoin the uk board of trade. it's all to do with brexit negotiations and preparations. it's not a paid world. it's an advisory role but as we were reflecting there has been a enormous controversy about his potential appointment. a lot of controversy about his attitudes towards climate change, about lots of comments that he has made in other areas. so there will be consternation in some quarters about this. but that confirmation just coming through. tony abbott is pa rt just

what does it now mean to you, councillor judith blake, being in charge of an area of concern?g is the numbers are changing. actually, more young people are testing positive and they are spread around the city so and they are spread around the city so when as we and they are spread around the city so when as we were and they are spread around the city so when as we were focusing more on specific communities, at the beginning, it is now clear that the pattern is changing and a very strong message going out from us, you know, that to avoid having further restrictions put on us, everyone has a responsibility to follow all of the guidance. you know, the social distancing, wearing face coverings when appropriate, and being really, really fastidious about personal hygiene, handwashing, using and recognising that if the symptoms may not have a really serious effect on you, but at the risk is that you can take it out and again there was a with vulnerabilities and older people going into winter could see we will increase in medical need and indeed a rise in the need for hospitalisations

we can speak now to judith blake, the leader of leeds city council. bars, restaurants and all of those sort of venues. do you think these new restrictions will be enough? talking to other areas that have been an intervention longer than us, we know the restrictions themselves won't just work on their own, it has to come as part of a raft of measures. i think the important message we know from other areas is that there isa know from other areas is that there is a lot of confusion, a lack of clarity, particularly in areas where there are different rules in one borough and next door borough has another set. but this has to be a wake—up call to people. these restrictions are been brought in, along with the rule of six, still sticking with the social distancing, face coverings. i am afraid, if things carry on the way they are, i can't see how the government won't be forced to take more measures that have more of an impact on our ability to go out and do the things we need to do, to keep the economy going and also we do have real concerns as well about ever