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Coronavirus: We will have summer tourist season, promises EU – BBC News
A gradual lifting of borders has been proposed by the EU’s executive in an attempt to kick-start a tourist industry hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
“Our message is we will have a tourist season this summer,” said economic affairs commissioner Paolo Gentiloni, “even if it’s with security measures and limitations.”
Borders closed across the EU, including the border-free Schengen zone.
But states are starting to reopen them.
Austria and Germany have become the latest EU countries to agree to remove travel restrictions.
From Friday there will be random checks at border crossings and then on 15 June free movement should resume. “We want to make people’s everyday lives easier and take another step towards more normality,” said Chancellor Sebastian Kurz.
UK travellers have already been warned not to expect “lavish” international holidays, with plans for a 14-day quarantine on air arrivals. But travel without quarantine will be possible to France.
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A mayor of a southern Californian city has resigned after the US Department of Justice (DoJ) charged her with acting as an illegal …
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Afghanistan is facing one of the word’s most severe hunger crises, a situation made worse by cuts in aid, the policies of the Taliban government and drought.
Three out of four afghans struggle to find food, work and healthcare. Emergency levels of hunger affect almost 5 million people, meaning they are one step away from famine.
It is difficult for foreign journalists to get access to Afghanistan but a BBC team has travelled to Ghor province and witnesses the crisis there.
Clive Myrie presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Yogita Limaye.
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Today, we look at why the subject of Brexit is awkward for Andy Burnham, the Greater Manchester Mayor who wants to be the Makerfield MP.
He was doing a speech today in which he clarified his position on the issue. And Keir Starmer’s been out in front of the camera today with the same message – I’m not going anywhere.
Adam and Chris are joined by political correspondent Alex Forsyth, and diplomatic correspondent James Landale, who’s been looking at the question: Is Britain ungovernable?
00:00 – Labour leadership ‘shadow contest’
02:27 – Keir Starmer rules out a departure timetable
05:56 – What is Burnham’s pitch to voters?
09:20 – Why by-elections are unpredictable
14:24 – Burnham and Brexit
17:08 – Pub quiz!
20:50 – Is the UK becoming ungovernable?
30:06 – Final thoughts on leadership, money and public trust
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The British comedian Russell Brand is due to stand trial in the UK this year on charges of rape and sexual assault, to which he …
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In Afghanistan today, a staggering three in four people cannot meet their basic needs, according to the United Nations.
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