we witnessed the importance of newquay airport during the recent g7 leader summit in cornwall.aft that needed to be accommodated, there is a strong case that it would not have been possible to successfully host the g7 in cornwall without newquay airport. the collaboration between the government, cornwall council and newquay airport to fund and deliver the infrastructure required to host the summit in record time was an example of what can be achieved through effective collaboration between government and regional airports to deliver a short and long—term value across the uk. we're working on the strategy for the future of aviation in the uk to be published later this year. it will explore the sector's return to growth, including work force and skills, aviation noise, innovation and regulation, consumer issues and critically, of course, regional connectivity, as i have explained. it will also consider climate change and decarbonisation, as well as the critical role that aviation plays in retaining the uk's global reach. and as i've explained, the strategic framework will be publ

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heathrow welcomed the new testing programme, but newquay airport is worried.umber of staff all over the airport that we've been losing for several days at a time to track and trace. and the exemption — will they qualify for that? the guidance we've been given is we should expect very small numbers indeed being eligible for exemption. we've been told to expect one or two and be realistic about not expecting large numbers of staff to receive those exemptions. the home secretary said daily testing will keep our front line teams safe while they continue to serve the public. but public health leaders say there is a balance between self—isolation and economic damage. clearly, having over 600,000 people in england pinged - in the last week is very disruptive, _ with the covid—19 app. so, the business concerns are absolutely real, - and i think there needs to be a solution, and if you look. around the world at other i countries that are doing well in their vaccine programmes — singapore, for example — - they are also moving - to a system of not requiring self—isolatio

newquay airport will have its busiest day in a year today, with around 2a flights, but the boss thereave been told to expect exemptions in very small numbers, in ones and twos, rather than large numbers of staff. when we have between a quarter and a third in some cases of our individual teams being pinged by the system in one go and as soon as you get people back, you are often losing others to fresh notifications, we do not believe the scheme is going to cater for that. home secretary priti patel has said that daily testing will keep our front line teams safe while they continue to serve the public, but leading figures in public health acknowledge the balance between transmission and economic damage being caused by staff shortages. clearly, having over 600,000 people in england pinged i think in the last week is very, very disruptive with the covid—19 app, so the business concerns are absolutely real and i think there needs to be a solution and if you look around the world at other countries that are doing well in their vaccine programme, singapore for example, they are also moving t

heathrow welcomed the new testing programme, but newquay airport is worried.. we've been told to expect one or two and be realistic about not expecting large numbers of staff to receive those exemptions. the home secretary said daily testing will keep our front line teams safe while they continue to serve the public. but public health leaders say there is a balance between self—isolation and economic damage. clearly, having over 600,000 people in england pinged in the last - week is very disruptive, with the covid—19 app. i so, the business concerns are absolutely real, - and i think there needs to be - a solution, and if you look around the world at other countries that are doing well in their vaccine i programmes — singapore, - for example — they are also moving to a system of not requiring - self—isolation for people who have had both doses of the vaccine. this evening, some of those who are now exempt wait to find out how it will work. as the smooth flow of business gets held up because of staff isolating, the government maintains the app is doing itsjob a

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