BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts Hello, a newscaster called Victoria

emails with a question saying, I was excited to hear the announcement today stating that

two households can form one extended household in Wales from next week. I would like to bubble

with my boyfriend. We both live alone, except I live in Wales and he lives in England. Are

we able to form an extended household together under these new rules? If the travel restrictions

are lifted on the 6th of July? Well, Victoria, we'd like to bring you answers on this podcast

and the answer is yes, as long as neither of you is in any other household bubble. If you're

both living alone and subject to it being confirmed on Friday that Welsh travel restrictions are

being lifted the following Monday, then you can travel to see each other and bubble with each other.

And the other good news in this podcast is that weddings in England can take place again from

next weekend. We will get a guide to the new guidance from the Reverend Martin Poole.

Do you remember he's the vicar from Brighton that asked that really tricky question of Matt

Hancock at one of the Downing Street briefings? All that to come on this episode of the coronavirus

newscast. The coronavirus newscast from the BBC. What is this virus? How does it spread? How do we

protect ourselves and our loved ones? I got some test results back for coronavirus and it came back

positive. We're just kind of trying to feel our way into this new normal. I must level with

you, level with the British public, more families, many more families are going to lose loved ones

before their time. Relax, we're doing great, it all will pass. Hello, it's Adam in the studio.

And Laura in a different studio, hello. Hello, right, let's get the week off to a thrilling start by

talking about civil service reform and recruitment, which is actually, no, I was about to then say,

which sounds really boring, but is very, very important because the civil servants are sometimes

the people that stop ministers doing what they want, which is sometimes a good thing, sometimes

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