Foreign Office makes major change to Spain travel advice from tomorrow

The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) has changed its travel advice for cruise ships as the coronavirus pandemic continues.The government body is urging UK holidaygoers to not travel on a cruise ship and if you have one booked, to speak to your travel operator.The FCO published a statement on Thursday saying they “advise against cruise ship travel at this time.”It continued: “This is due to the ongoing pandemic and is based on medical advice from Public Health England.”The government will

Jake Kanter International TV EditorComcast-owned European broadcaster Sky has secured planning permission to build a major new film and TV studio in Elstree, north London.

Ayrshire, no new cases have been reported for three consecutive days now and the total remains at 1,257.There remain fewer than five patients, within the health board's region, in intensive care with confirmed or suspected COVID-19.Meanwhile, the number of people in hospital with confirmed coronavirus at midnight also stands at fewer than five.The symptoms of coronavirus are:But these symptoms do not necessarily mean you have the illness.The symptoms are similar to other illnesses that are much

Spain is among the countries on the government's list of quarantine-free places British holidaymakers can visit.And with major airlines now operating their flight programmes again as lockdown was eased, anyone looking for a getaway has been given a bit more hope.As well as that, from 4 July, Spain became exempt from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office' advice against all nonessential international travel which has been based on the current assessment of coronavirus risk.So as well as not having

here.It comes as the Department for Transport (DfT) published a list of countries and territories where English tourists can visit without self-isolating on their return.It features popular short-haul destinations such as Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, Greece and Cyprus, as well as long-haul locations including Australia, Barbados, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand and Vietnam.A separate list of 67 countries and territories that will be exempt from the advisory against all non-essential travel from

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester United evening headlines for Thursday July 2.Following his release by Manchester United, Angel Gomes, who was offered a contract earlier this year, is targeting a move abroad as he seeks regular first-team football.Sources close to the 19-year-old confirmed to MEN that he is yet to settle on his new club after rejecting United’s contract offer, but clubs in Spain, Germany, France, and Portugal have made known their interest as the England youth

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Viewers have been loving US, but what is happening with the UK version of the hit show? ITV have reportedly confirmed that the series will be returning to our screens with or without the inclusion of a live studio audience following the coronavirus lockdown. The talent show, which sees a number of celebrities hiding their identities in different costumes to take part in a singing contest, will go ahead for its second series with the possibility of no studio

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Make the most of the sunshine today, because the Met Office are warning thunderstorms are on the way.Today will be another hot summer's day, with wall-to-wall sunshine and temperatures climbing to 33C.But it is not going to last for much longer as heavy showers will be moving in from Thursday.A yellow weather alert for thunderstorms covers Wales, the south west of England and the west coast of Scotland from 4pm on Thursday.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentMunich-based sales agent Global Screen has closed deals on major territories for nature documentary “The Hidden Life of Trees,” based on Peter Wohlleben’s non-fiction bestseller, which has been published in more than 40 countries.Capelight has acquired all rights for North America, with Metropolitan picking up France.

two weeks in quarantine. British visitors will be allowed to enter Spain again from June 21 in a bid to revive the country's economy.