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Ray Ban is another sunglasses brand with an eye onretro inspired designs. For the first time in its 80 year history it is offering its traditional aviators withclear prescription lenses (from 124). “In the past year there’s been a lot of interest in aviator shapes with a ’70s feel,” says Cubitts’ Broughton.

You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeBrits have been warned they might not be able to book a summer holiday either abroad or in the UK this year.The minister responsible for the Covid 19 vaccination programme, Nadhim Zahawi, has warned it is “far too early” to think about any getaways at the moment as 37,000 people are still in hospital with coronavirus.Australia became one of the first countries to introduce mandatory hotel quarantine in March, while the practice is also observed in China, New Zealand, India, Singapore, the Philippines, Taiwan, Qatar and Thailand.Various options are said to be on the table, but ministers may opt for a more limited system after aviation leaders warned that introducing tougher border rules would be “catastrophic” for the industry. Expert and aviation analyst Alex Macheras answer your questions about whether you be able to have a holiday and if you do book will you get your money backWill I be able to go on summer holiday this year? It’s too early to say. But foreign government leaders and aviation heads tell me travel can resume, if countries can drive down case numbers in the coming months and establish measures such as testing throughout the passenger journey and brief isolations.With vaccines being rolled out in many countries and case numbers declining due to lockdown, there may be a more stable period ahead and a gradual resumption of travel.Will only vaccinated over 50s, health workers and the clinically vulnerable be able to go abroad this summer? It looks that way.

China dismissed the warning as disinformation.Australian Broadcasting Corp. Reporter Bill Birtles and The Australian Financial Review’s Michael Smith were told they were “persons of interest” in an investigation into Cheng.”I believe the episode was more one of harassment of the remaining Australian journalists rather than a genuine effort to try and get anything useful for that case,” Birtles said after returning to Sydney.Australia has criticized China for charging Chinese Australian spy novelist Yang Hengjun with espionage. He has been detained since January 2019.Australian Karm Gilespie was sentenced to death in China last year, seven years after he was arrested and charged with attempting to board an international flight with more than 7.5 kilograms (16.5 pounds) of methamphetamine.