this comes into force on monday after a rise in covid cases on majorca, ibiza and menorca.m mayors and council leaders across england to make masks compulsory on public transport. england's jadon sancho says hate will never win as he makes his first public comments after racist abuse following the euro 2020 final. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's tulsen. hello, nice haircut by the way. the british and irish lions head coach warren gatland says it's "remarkable" that tour captain alun wynjones is rejoining the squad, despite dislocating his shoulderjust over two weeks ago. he's flying out to south africa tomorrow to rejoin the team, but won't take part in saturday's match against the stormers. however, gatland says he's coming back to be considered for the tests and notjust be behind the scenes. here's our rugby reporter sara 0rchard. it's just 18 days since he suffered that dislocation in that warm—up match with japan. many thought his tour was over. ireland's conor murray was named as task captain in its place but he has resumed training wit

anyone over 18 not fully vaccinated will now have to quarantine on return from ibiza, majorca and menorcarowing some people's plans into turmoil. people want a holiday but they want a holiday with confidence and they need clarity. i think that's what they are not getting at the minute. it comes as doctors here warn of a steep rise in covid cases in some areas, with new daily infections topping 40,000 for the first time since mid—january. also tonight... jadon sancho speaks out, saying hate will never win, after receiving online racist abuse over his missed penalty in the euros final. in south africa, a mother's desperate action to save her baby, as widespread looting and arson grip parts of the country. and british olympic hope laura collett tells us how she got back in the saddle after a terrible accident eight years ago. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel... a moment of magic helps south africa a sink the british and irish lions in cape town. good evening. spain's popular holiday islands, ibiza, majorca and menorca, are all being moved onto the government's amber list, j

spain's popular holiday islands — ibiza, majorca and menorca — are all being moved on to the britishhey were approved for quarantine—free travel. from next monday, anyone over 18 who's not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine on return home. the announcement applies at the moment only to people travelling from england, but other uk nations could follow suit. colletta smith has the latest. it's more choppy waters for those dreaming of a summer getaway, as the traffic lights have changed colours again. for those about to fly off, it will mean quarantine and more tests when this woman gets home. the timing of the test and things... that needs another change of gear. at this travel agent. with some customers abroad and plenty heading off in the coming weeks, it's more rules to get their heads round. you were confident enough to reopen the shops this week. demand is up, people want a holiday, but they want a holiday with confidence and they need clarity. that's what they're not getting at the minute. they have shops in england and wales and today's changes only apply to passengers fro

just two weeks after ibiza, majorca and menorca went green, a sharp spike in cases means anyone not fullyaccinated will have to quarantine on return home. a lot of people might say, is it worth the hassle? i think it is causing way too much uncertainty at the moment with too many changes and swapping of the rules. also tonight — with just days to go until england's covid restrictions are lifted, another sharp rise in new cases. more than 42,000 recorded in a day as england's mayors urge the government to think again about making masks mandatory on public transport. england's jadon sancho says hate will never win as he makes his first public comments after racist abuse following the euro 2020 final. the government says it wants to end prosecutions linked to the violence during the troubles in northern ireland, angering victims�* families and politicians on all sides. and going for gold — the british rider who ended up in a coma after a terrible accident is about to make her 0lympic debut in tokyo. and coming up on the bbc news channel: just 18 days after dislocating his shoulder, alun wynj

it has been reacting with dismay after spain's popular holiday islands — ibiza, majorca and menorca —o move to the british government's amber list, just two weeks after they were approved for quarantine—free travel. from next monday, anyone over 18 who's not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine on return home. the scottish and welsh governments said they will do the same, and northern ireland is expected to follow suit a warm mediterranean beach is attempting prospect for many after more than one year of restrictions. sums of the spanish islands as an appealing choice for a summer getaway, but the changes announced by the government will cause problems for some, due to fly to majorca on the weekend. i’zre to ma'orca on the weekend. i've had to majorca on the weekend. i've had one vaccine, _ to majorca on the weekend. i�*e had one vaccine, three weeks ago, and from monday... i don't want to quarantine when i return from an amber country, but i will need to quarantine and that's not great for my mental health, but i'm very lucky i can work from home. infection rates have doubled in

learned last few hours at the popular spanish destinations. holiday destinations of ibiza, majorca and menorca. from monday morning, anyone from england returning from the balearic islands who is over the age of eighteen, and is not fully vaccinated will have to self—isolate at home. the islands are moving from green to amber — just a fortnight after they were approved for quarantine—free travel. lisa minot is the travel editor at the sun. they did warn us that things were at risk of changing suddenly. it is a reminder that it'sjust risk of changing suddenly. it is a reminder that it's just difficult to plan anything, really.— reminder that it's just difficult to plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen _ plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen yet — plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen yet again _ plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen yet again we - plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen yet again we had - plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen yet again we had it - plan anything, really. that's right. l we've seen yet again we had it firs

the spanish islands of ibiza, majorca and menorca will be moved to the british government's amber travel— which means that people who are currently there on holiday, and haven't yet been fully vaccinated, will have to self—isolate when they return. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. measured by the number of murders, mexico is the most dangerous country in the world to be a journalist. eight were killed last year, and countless more suffered threats, intimidation and violence. my guest, one of mexico's most prominentjournalists, lydia cacho, is, after decades of assault, death threats and at least one assassination attempt, currently in exile for her own safety. her particularfocus is the violence done to women in mexico and the failure of those in power to make good on promises of protection. so, can encourage overcome injustice? lydia cacho in spain, welcome to hardtalk. hello, welcome, thank you, thank you so much. it's a great pleasure to have you on the show, lydia. i describe you as being in spain because you are currently living in a form of self—

spain's popular holiday islands — ibiza, majorca and menorca — are all being moved on to the britishnday, anyone over 18 who's not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine on return home. colletta smith has the latest. it's more choppy waters for those dreaming of a summer getaway, as the traffic lights have changed colours again. for those about to fly off, it will mean quarantine and more tests when they get home. lots of mental maths with the timing of the test and things... that means another change of gear at this travel agent. with some customers abroad and plenty heading off in the coming weeks, it's more rules to get their heads round. you were confident enough to reopen the shops this week. demand is there, people want to holiday, but they want to holiday with confidence and they need clarity. that's what we're not getting at the minute. they have shops in england and wales and today's changes only apply to passengers from england. announcements from wales, scotland and northern ireland may follow. there's been a rise in covid cases in tourist hotspots in greece and mainland

and returning from the islands of mallorca, menorca and ibiza will mean compulsory quarantine for adultsto assess the impact on holiday—makers there. it was fun while it lasted. their stay on party island is ending sooner than expected, a final drink before heading back to the uk to beat the latest quarantine rule change. we have to pay for the extra flight, miss two days holiday just to come home on sunday so we can go to work and we can live our lives as normal. and what do you think about that? i'm not happy. i'd rather be here for two more days. i've had a great time. ibiza's great. i'd rather be here all week, but what can you do, eh? in the old days in ibiza, they'd be queuing for the clubs. these days, it's for a covid test to get home. nearly all the young british tourists we've met have only been given their firstjab, and so have had to act fast to avoid ten days in isolation when they return. another summer of uncertainty is also hitting businesses on the island. just two weeks ago, they were rejoicing when ibiza went onto the uk's green watchlist. but now it's off it, and so t

from tomorrow, the balearic islands of ibiza, majorca and menorca will all move from the uk government'swho are not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine when travelling to and from the island. it could be a big blow to the local economy, which relies heavily on tourists from the uk. 0ur reporter nick beake is in ibiza. the beaches here on the island have been filling up, but unfortunately lots of young brits have been packing up, ready to go home. they've had to cut their holiday short because they have to beat the new quarantine rules that come in at 4am tomorrow morning. in practical terms, it's meant that lots of people, while they've been on holiday, have had to change their flight, bring it earlier, and they've been talking to their tour operator in some cases to do that. they've had to take their pcr test to get home much earlier. so a lot of people have been really disappointed. the problem is that lots of young people we've been talking to have had one jab but not two jabs. that's the issue here. also, for people coming back from france, returning to the uk, even if they're d

and the previously green list islands of mallorca, menorca and ibiza, will now move on to the amber liste jabbed. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake is on ibiza and reports on the impact on holiday makers there. it was fun while it lasted. their stay on party island is ending sooner than expected, a final drink before heading back to the uk to beat the latest quarantine rule change. we have to pay for the extra flight, miss two days holidayjust to come home on sunday so we can go to work and we can live our lives as normal. and what do you think about that? i'm not happy. i'd rather be here for two more days. we've had a great time. ibiza's great. i'd rather be here all week, but what can you do, eh? in the old days in ibiza, they'd be queuing for the clubs. these days, it's for a covid test to get home. nearly all the young british tourists we've met have only been given theirfirstjab, and so have had to act fast to avoid ten days in isolation when they return. another summer of uncertainty is also hitting businesses on the island. just two weeks ago, they were rejoicing when ibiza wen

ibiza, mallorca and menorca will be added to the amber travel list due to a surge in coronavirus casestravel journalist lisa minot. we've seen yet again we had a first with portugal and now we've got with the balearic islands, both of which were the main areas that british people would love to go to on holiday and traditionally do holiday to. so yet more chaos for people having to try to work out if it affects them, what they're going to be able to do, and even booking a holiday at the very last minute now doesn't seem to give you the ability to actually avoid any of this kind of stress. suddenly, there will be people just turning the global a little bit from the balearic islands to croatia. that's right. so, i mean, there's two bits of good news in this. we have got bulgaria that's gone on to the green list and we've got croatia going on the green watchlist which is where the balearics were. i think the only issue i would say is that these are not destinations that traditionally have huge numbers of brits going to. they are popular but they're not as popular as the balearics. so it co

move, to come into force on monday, is a response to a big rise in covid cases on majorca, ibiza and menorcail leaders across england to make masks compulsory on public transport. most covid rules are set to be lifted in wales on the 7th of august, but facemasks will still be required in most indoor public places. england's jadon sancho says hate will never win as he makes his first public comments after racist abuse following the euro 2020 final.

meanwhile ibiza, majorca and menorca are being moved onto the government's amber travel list.t. this means from tomorrow, fully—vaccinated people travelling to england, scotland and wales will be exempt from quarantine on return. northern ireland is expected to follow suit. now, two athletes have tested positive for covid—19 in the olympic village in tokyo. 0rganisers say they're from the same team and sport as the official who tested positive yesterday. other members of the team are being isolated in their rooms. no further details have been released. police investigating violence and disorder at last sunday's euro final between england and italy have released images of ten men they want to speak to. officers have condemned what they call the disgraceful scenes witnessed at wembley stadium. london's hosting of the match saw ugly scenes, which included some ticketless fans storming the grounds in an attempt to watch the game. northern ireland's leading supermarkets have called for urgent action to prevent disruption to trade under the terms of the brexit protocol. six retailer

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the spanish islands of ibiza, majorca and menorca are moved back to the amber list, two weeks after going green. good morning. golf's oldest major is back. in pursuit of the claretjug at the 149th open, the gates have just opened at royal st george's. the first golfers tee off in half an hour. and we'll reveal the total amount raised for children in need's 2020 campaign. plus, it is a dry sense within state. will it last for the next a0 days? we have at least got the prospect for the next five. good morning. it's thursday, the 15th ofjuly. our top story this morning is a call for sugar and salt taxes to be introduced in england, to improve the nation's health. a landmark report, commissioned by the government, says the money raised by the levy should be used to extend the free school meals programme and pay for gps to prescribe fruit and vegetables. ellie price has more. it's just what the doctor ordered, but not what you might expect. cathy runs the charity care merseyside, involved in what's called social prescribing. patients are referred by their local gp, and then offered things like