i think we will see a similar set of results from tui today. do ou of results from tui today.the german government and other investors will keep putting the money in the pot? it is, as you say, completely unprecedented. companies like tui, how do they navigate this when none of us know what to book and wear. we have no idea where we can travel in the months ahead? taste where we can travel in the months ahead?— where we can travel in the months ahead? ~ ., , ., months ahead? we have seen a real mixed _ months ahead? we have seen a real mixed picture. _ months ahead? we have seen a real mixed picture. i— months ahead? we have seen a real mixed picture. i don't- real mixed picture. i don't think the uk government has done anything like enough to support travel because they are a very unique set of circumstances. lots of industries have been devastated by covid, but travel, coming up to a year where there has been no revenue. but they have had to pay back a lot of revenue with holiday bookings they had made before the pandemic. they haven't been able to lay staff off because they

holiday firm tui say they have had nearly _ purpose.ey have had nearly 3 million - purpose. holiday firm tui say they have had nearly 3 million bookings for the summer. the season is vital for the summer. the season is vital for the summer. the season is vital for the industry. many in the airline and airport industry are worried. the more restrictions added on, they think it could take longer for those to be removed, particularly in time for the summer. wejust don't know particularly in time for the summer. we just don't know where we are going to be over the next few months, it isjust rapidly going to be over the next few months, it is just rapidly changing. what we do know is there is a huge amount of demand, pent up demand, for people to go away this summer. the travel industry cannot be ramped up the travel industry cannot be ramped up again overnight. with staff to train and machinery to repair, the industry does need to know when international travel might start again. they and passengers are waiting to hear when these measures m

tui has confirmed plans to operate at 80% capacity.on is the only british woman left in the tournament, while the only two british men in the singles faced each other in the draw, as andy swiss reports. warming up underthe melbourne sunshine. off the court, dan evans and cameron norrie are friends, but their all—british battle proved some scrap. norrie was the underdog, but you wouldn't have guessed it, as he seized the opening set. evans, though, is now a top—30 player, after winning a tournament at the weekend, and he came roaring back. one set all, but his recent exertions then seemed to catch up with him. norrie reeling off the next two sets for a surprise, but thoroughly deserved, win. for another british hope, though, there was heartache. johanna konta soon having to leave the court for treatment on an abdominal injury. as the 13th seed, she had been expected to win comfortably against kaja juvan and she returned to take the first set. but something clearly wasn't right, and after two more games... unfortunately, due to injury, m

like alicante, after the uk prime minister's unveiled his lockdown easing plan. other airlines such as tui has regained its position as india's top trading partner despite rising tensions between the asian neighbours. the two countries were involved in a bloody border conflict last year and saw india ban 220 chinese tech apps. however trade between the two countries rose to 78 billion dollars last year. staying with india, it's been supplying covid19 vaccines to several countries forfree to build goodwill around the world. since the 20th of january, over 5 and a half million doses of have reached more than 17 countries. over 10 million have been exported commercially. many are referring to this initiative as india's vaccine diplomacy. some experts also believe, through vaccines, india also has the opportunity to counter chinese influence in south asia. how true is that? the bbc�*s arunoday mukharji explains. india is hoping to give diplomacy a shot in the arm by supplying several countries with this made in india covid—19 vaccine. the oxford extra zeneca has been welcomed ijy extra zeneca

ldtoday.nd,tuy, nuer com dow tb system intoalf of the weekend so a sunny day on the way. maybe a few passing high clouds as we get into your monday, the clouds do thicken. that will allow for numbers to come down even further. it looks like that trend will stay with us until about wednesday when we see numbers come up a few degrees. this is the way it looks, not only for the north bay. the warmest day today. the cooler day with the cloud, tomorrow and tuesday a. slight bump up on wednesday. and then with that first system bringing in the much cooler weather and this system looks colder the weekend and b the s lly. w look at t it looksik a aut n fday then looking at that wet weather. as for temperatures today, another mild afternoon, a little warm for february, with numbers well into the upper 60s for concord. 67 today in san jose and livermore with 68 in santa rosa. oakland. the upper 50s at the coast. the accuweather 7-day forecast shows the temperatures trending still downward for tomorrow and tuesday, increasing cloud. the winds kicking up. wednesday a little milder a.

holiday operator tui has reported a 500% rise in bookings.ow, all rules on travel are still uncertain. a special "global travel task—force" is conducting a review on international travel and vaccine passports — and the outcome is set to be announced by on 12 april. here's what the prime minister had to say about vaccine passports earlier. there are deep and complex issues that we need to explore, ethical issues about what the role is for government in mandating or people to have such a thing, or indeed banning from people doing such a thing. there are complex issues we need to work out. we can't be discriminatory against people who, for whatever reason, can't have the vaccine — there might be medical reasons that people can't have the vaccine, or difficulties that they, you know, some people may genuinely refuse to have one. now i think that's a mistake, i think everybody should have a vaccine. but we need to thrash all this out. historically the uk has been extremely cautious around issues like id cards and papers. but mark easton says some

an easyjet said over 300%, according to tui an easyjet said over300%, but according to tui an easyjet us. we now know when recreational football and golf can resume, when swimming pools will reopen, and when crowds could be allowed back into stadiums. for sports fans and players, it's been a long wait. andy swiss has been out to meet people looking forward to a summer of sport. counting down to the comeback. march 29th is the day when outdoor sport in england can finally get up and running again, the likes of recreational golf, football, cricket and tennis after weeks of lockdown. this tennis club in cheshire has more than 500 members but after being unable to play for so long, the relief is palpable. we've had six months out, so it's been tough. if we get back into it, and this is the start of tennis for the rest of the year, relief. excited, yeah. to be back doing the thing we love, playing tennis, to get the kids back on court, to do what we need to with the kids, it will be fantastic. so, yes, definitely happy. then on april 12th, indoor pools can reopen, and after so much disrupt

aokheheri pte p soo soo s ooo s thcaicic schoo slsch. 100 of thef t wtututf o businusn they dthon't get any tui payinguion foror n classes.se so lfhem heufre no in recin rt month ms p meo pe mt eh catholiho schchch becsese if you're looking for a place to put your child but a lot of people can't afford it, especially if they have more than one child. so our system is just not based on accommodating the needs of the customers, the students and the parents. it is the people that run it. again largely the teachers unions. so you have even progressive mayors like lori lightfoot and bill de blasio pulling out their own hair. jackie: that is interesting to see. >> get these people, and also the ones that do open, you know, like my daughter is in a catholic high school. right now they're at home because someone tested for covid among the religious sisters who run it. jackie: yeah. >> but they will be back in classroom. they have to do a lot of things. the kids basically eat one kid per table. not like you go in with business as usual. i salute them. jackie: the point they want to get them back as soon

tui has confirmed plans to operate at 80% capacity.yeah, you're right, they need a super majority. they _ there. yeah, you're right, they need a super majority. they need - there. yeah, you're right, they need a super majority. they need 67 i a super majority. they need 67 senators to vote for this, and the chance of 17 republican senators to vote to convict him is very, very slim. we do expect a handful of republicans might vote for impeachment, but it simply will not be enough to convict him. iltrui’hat impeachment, but it simply will not be enough to convict him.— be enough to convict him. what did it democrats _ be enough to convict him. what did it democrats hope _ be enough to convict him. what did it democrats hope to _ be enough to convict him. what did it democrats hope to get _ be enough to convict him. what did it democrats hope to get out i be enough to convict him. what did it democrats hope to get out of - be enough to convict him. what did| it democrats hope to get out of this if they know they are not going to get him c

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despite question marks over the return of international travel, the uk's biggest holiday operator, tui for everyone. that state of the _ is really hard for everyone. that state of the 17th _ is really hard for everyone. that state of the 17th of _ is really hard for everyone. that state of the 17th of may - is really hard for everyone. that state of the 17th of may is the earliest date at which foreign travel would be allowed, but what it will look like, wejust travel would be allowed, but what it will look like, we just do travel would be allowed, but what it will look like, wejust do not travel would be allowed, but what it will look like, we just do not know at this point. there will be a report on how to return to international travel on the 12th of april. what would you anticipate, because obviously so many countries have different restrictions in place, there are testing regimes, vaccination becomes part of the picture, but whether that means that you have it to have had two doses and whether you are travelling with kids who have not had vaccination, it will be complicated? tt ki

we heard from tui travel today who are saying they have got 2.8 million people who have already bookedo happen to their money, well they get it back, well they get some kind of refund? a lot is hanging in the balance here. victoria, thank you very much. democrat prosecutors in donald trump's impeachment trial have been showing new footage of the attack on capitol hill. they've accused mr trump of acting as "inciter—in—chief" in the run up to the violence. the former president's lawyers deny the claims. our washington correspondent barbara plett—usher reports. democrats used chilling new security video to reconstruct what happened during the riot. forcing senators to relive that traumatic day. we've lost the line! this was a key part of a sweeping narrative against the former president, laid out by the prosecution. donald trump surrendered his role as commander—in—chief and became the inciter—in—chief of a dangerous insurrection. and to use a favourite term that all of you people - really came up with, i we will stop the steal. democrats argue that mr trump spent months constructing a b

the biggest holiday operator in the uk, tui, says booking have surged 500% since monday and there hasconfidence that international travel is going to start — that international travel is going to start again and give us a time we can plan— to start again and give us a time we can planfor~ — to start again and give us a time we can plan for. we have put a lot of colleagues — can plan for. we have put a lot of colleagues on furlough, a lot of the airlines— colleagues on furlough, a lot of the airlines have closed down their aeroplanes, all of this knees planning _ aeroplanes, all of this knees planning for start up and the next three _ planning for start up and the next three months will be the time to start— three months will be the time to start planning for that. most importantly we must agree the rules to allow— importantly we must agree the rules to allow people to travel again, which _ to allow people to travel again, which countries will be considered safe and _ which countries will be considered safe and which considered unsafe. we still need _ safe and which considered unsafe.