Picture this, static cars, idling engines, angry horns, now picture you, zooming past

it all, light and breezy, ah, the sweet feeling of whizzing past traffic.

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Summer holidays for some Britons were back on this week, as the government announced it

would ease travel to several destinations and make life better for those who are double

jabbed.

I'd say to anybody, of course, travelling for any reason, at the moment during this pandemic,

you make sure you can re-book your flights, you make sure you've got travel insurance

in place, and we have to approach this cautiously.

Welcome to Payne's Politics, your essential insider guide to what's happening in British

Politics from the Financial Times, with me Sebastian Payne.

In this week's episode, we'll be discussing the latest changes to travelling in the time

of Covid, as you heard from Transport Secretary Grand Chaps at the top.

What is the thinking behind the government's strategy, and is travel really going to be

that easy this summer?

I'll be discussing the coronavirus, later with our political editor George Parker and

political correspondent Jasmine Cameron Schlesey.

And later, we'll be looking at the five-year anniversary of the Brexit referendum.

Has it panned out as we expected, and how has it reshaped British politics, the economy,

and the parties?

Chief political commentator Robert Strimsley will debate, along with Anad Menon, director

of the UK in the changing Europe think tank.

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