nigel huddleston.the crowd capacity at wembley will be raised to more than 60,000 for the semi finals and final of euro 2020. the increase will also see the largest crowds assembled for a sporting event in the uk in more than 15 months. but it doesn't yet help welsh football fans, whose team will be playing denmark in amsterdam this weekend. some danish supporters will be there, but welsh fans have been told not to travel. the leader of the tories in the senedd isn't happy. given the change in circumstances for danish fans — and, as i understand it, the level of infection is the same in denmark as it is in wales — will you be making any representations to the dutch authorities to allow welsh fans to travel should they meet the travel requirements that are placed on travelling fans to watch in tournament matches? because i do believe the ground has now moved given that both teams are on the same field yesterday when it came to fans restrictions. but today, the danish government have moved to allow their

nigel huddleston.his "hope and expectation" that lockdown restrictions in england will be lifted on the 19th ofjuly. earlier this month, mps voted to extend those restrictions, meaning pubs, clubs and theatres had to continue operating within capacity limits and nightclubs remained closed. more than 50 conservative mps rebelled. one of them put this question to the chancellor. some employers in my constituency with employees still on furlough tell me they're desperate to get those employees back to work, but it is the uncertainty over when restrictions will finally be lifted that are holding them back. take the events supply chain, for example, where customers�* unwillingness to pay deposits is holding those firms back. so will my right honourable friend agree with me that the way to get the economy moving, to get those employees back to work, is for restrictions to absolutely be lifted by the 19th ofjuly? yeah, my honourable friend is absolutely right. my hope and expectation is we do lift those restr