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Can last years longer than previously thought, according to a new study. Some of the expats are concerned about feeling abandoned by the British Government regarding healthcare British Government regarding healthca re costs. Lucy bronze is voted europes best as shes named the first english winner of the uefa player of the year award. Its a blustery day ahead, rain is set to turn heavier in scotland. A weekend of sunshine and showers and a cooler start to september. I have all your weekend weather coming up. Good morning. Its friday the 30th of august. Our top story the Prime Minister has vowed to step up the tempo on efforts to secure a brexit compromise before britain leaves the eu on 31st october. Government negotiators will meet their counterparts in brussels twice a week in september, in a bid to break the deadlock ahead of a crucial summit in october. Jonathan blake is in westminster. There is so much going on there, isnt there, with the announcements of these increasing talks with the eu, and then at the same time this is in the context of the suspension of parliament. What is your take . Good morning. Ithink good morning. I think if anyone was expecting this intensification of talks to calm the nerves of mps in westminster worried about a no deal brexit, then it wont go very far towards doing that. Certainly not as some optimistic sounds from the government, is that kind of optimism far as the opposition parties are present among eu leaders . Not concerned, the labour party, smp and lib dems said the move to suspend optimism, but a willingness to parliament was undemocratic snp, listen. Weve had in the last few but i think the chances of boris minutes a parade of Foreign Ministers from eu countries have johnson changing his mind are about been arriving here for a day of talks, and weve been asking them zero. And for all the talk of more about exactly this, the irish prime talks, that is exactly what they are minister says theyre willing to at this stage and there isnt much expectation of a breakthrough before the eu summit scheduled for mid october, if it even happens meet five days a week if there is something to talk about. He says then. Downing street admits the two there has been nothing table yet by sides are far apart on that key there has been nothing table yet by issue of the backstop. Still, the the uk. And ive been hearing from other european Foreign Ministers as plans prevent a hard border with Northern Ireland betrayed your cant well. The Irish Foreign minister be done, but borisjohnson says hes says whatever the uk proposes has to been encouraged by this chart with deal with that issue with ireland to Emmanuel Macron and chancellor merkel and its time to up the be acceptable. We then heard from tempo. But, as all that happens, mps are gearing up for a big battle with the foreign secretary himself, dominic raab, he said that he was the government when they come back from the summer break next week to try to prevent the government from taking the uk out of the eu without talking about the decision to bro parliament he says it wasnt an a deal at the end of october, if it unconstitutional outrage, just a few days less. We questioned him and he comes to it, there is talk of sitting on night and working through said there would be ample time to negotiate any new deal that comes the weekend. If you like following this stuff closely, get some rest back but the eu side at the moment this stuff closely, get some rest this weekend because it is going to saying no detailed proposals are bea this weekend because it is going to be a very busy week eight. Thank you things have to move fast if a deal very much. We will see you in a bit. Is to be reached in the coming well speak to the transport secretary, grant shapps, at 7 10am. Doctors and nhs leaders are warning weeks. Ok, damien dramatic is, thank that a no deal brexit is likely you very much indeed and thank you to cause delays in the supply of flu vaccines this year. Thatjohn, jonathan in westminster. The nhs offers the treatment for free, usually from the beginning we will be speaking to grant shapps, of october to the end of november, the transport secretary here on to those most at risk brea kfast the transport secretary here on breakfast in ten minutes time. Of the illness, including thats got a look at the headlines over 65s and pregnant women. Now. Doctors and nhs leaders are warning that a no deal brexit the department of health says is likely to cause delays in the supply of flu it is working closely with vaccine vaccines this year. Suppliers to ensure they have robust the nhs offers the treatment for free contingencies in place. Usually from the beginning i cant sit here and say dont of october to the end of november to those most at risk of the illness, including over 65s worry, i cant sit here and say dont woiiy, no and pregnant women. The department of health says i cant sit here and say dont worry, no durability fine, no one is it is working closely with vaccine going to come to any harm. What we suppliers to ensure they have robust contingencies in place. Can see is that we are likely to not i cant sit here and say dont worry, no deal will be fine, have enough free vaccine, we are no one is going to come to any harm. Likely not to have the Vaccination Coverage that weve had in previous what we can see is that yea rs, coverage that weve had in previous years, and that is likely to have an we are likely to not impact on the nhs. Women who take hormone have enough free vaccine, replacement therapy, we are likely not to or hrt, during the menopause have the Vaccination Coverage that are at increased risk of breast weve had in previous years, and that is likely cancer for longer than previously thought, according to a report in the medicaljournal, the lancet. To have an impact on the nhs. Researchers at the university of oxford found that the risks last women who take hormone for a decade after treatment stops, replacement therapy rather than four years or hrt during the menopause as previously thought. Are at increased risk of breast our health and science cancer for longer than previously correspondent, James Gallagher reports. Thought, according to a report in the medicaljournal, the lancet. Researchers the wheeze rivers started having symptoms of the menopause three yea rs symptoms of the menopause three years ago. She said she lost her at the university of oxford found that the risks last for a decade brain and was struggling to work. Herjoints ached, she wasnt after treatment stops, rather than four years sleeping well and she started as previously thought. Our health and science getting migraines wheeze rivers. Correspondent James Gallagher reports. She started hormone therapy last year, but it was a difficult louise rivers started having symptoms of menopause decision, the right one louise three years ago. She said she lost her brain and was struggling to work her joints, she was not sleeping well and she began to get migraines. Louise said starting hormone therapy rivers. My concentration levels are last year was a difficult decision, back where they were and i feel more but the right one. I definitely feel as if my confident working. I still have a concentration levels few bad days here and there, some are where they were years ago. I feel a lot more confident working. Migraines, but overall i feel much i still have a few bad days better taking it than i did before here and then, still get migraines, when i wasnt taking it. Its long but overall i feel much better taking it and i did been knows that menopausal hormone therapy increases the risk of breast for when i was not taking it. Cancer. The latest study shows the increased risk lasts more than a decade after stopping the drugs, the dangers are twice as high as previously thought. It means for it has long been known that menopausal hormone therapy increases the risk of cancer. The latest study shows that the increased risk lasts over a decade since stopping the drug and the dangers are twice as high every it increases the risks of as previously thought. Cancers for women by the age of 70. It means for every 50 50 year olds we hope women would use this information to make a more informed decision about whether or not they taking daily oestrogen wa nt to decision about whether or not they want to start taking hrt or perhaps into new taking hrt. Louise says she and progesterone pills, one would develop cancer before found the latest findings concerning they turn 70. But she wasnt going to panic. We dont want to give them false reassurance about the risks did it taking hormones has improved her what we hope is that women would use quality of life and plans to chat to this information to make a much more her consultant at her next informed decision about appointment. James gallagher, bbc whether or not they want to start taking or perhaps continue taking hrt. Louise says she found the latest findings news. Concerning but that if you have questions about taking hrt during the menopause, during she would not panic. This new study, we love to hear from you this morning. We also have a taking hormones improved her quality of life and she plans to chat to her consultant at their next appointment. Leading gynaecologist who will be on a mother who won a major court case on bereavement benefits, in the next 30 minutes as well who will also be hosting a live 0 a on says its shameful the government hasnt acted on the ruling oui will also be hosting a live 0 a on our Facebook Page. Do you get a year on. Involved in that if you have questions. A mother who won a major court case Siobhan Mclaughlin from County Antrim wasnt married on bereavement benefits to her late partner and so wasnt says its shameful the government able to claim an allowance hasnt acted on the ruling for widowed parents. A year on. In 2018, siobhan won a challenge Siobhan Mclaughlin, against that decision in the supreme from County Antrim, wasnt married court. The department for work and pensions says its actively to her late partner and so wasnt considering options following the ruling and has able to claim for an allowance widened support for for widowed parents. In 2018, siobhan won a challenge against that decision in the supreme bereaved families. Court. Our ireland correspondent chris page reports. Four children lost their father when some extraordinary pictures for you here this morning. A fire has engulfed about 40 lorry john adams died in 2014. He lived trailers at a household appliance factory in peterborough. With their mother siobhan maclachlan the black smoke could be seen from miles for more than two decades. A year around the hotpoint site in shrewsbury avenue and witnesses reported hearing explosions at around 7pm. Ago, she won a challenge against the a spokesman for hotpoints owner whirlpool said the trailers which had caught fire contained spare parts, decision for a widows allowance and no one had been injured. From the supreme court. How can they clearly a dramatic and worrying not . It really, really years shameful that they havent really sight for the People Living nearby. Is. At the end of the day, these children were talking about. You know . They have lost a parent. Siobhan maclachlan says she did it People Living with conditions like anxiety, dementia and autism in england, can apply for blue badge not mainly for herself but for the parking permits from today. The department for transport says the changes will make it easier for people with hidden disabilities to travel to work, children of all parents who found socialise and access shops and services. The scheme was introduced in 1970 and around 2. 5 Million People in england already themselves in the same situation. Have a blue badge. According to bereavement charities, thats about 2000 families a year. Most of us have had that moment some of them have contacted siobhans solicitor. What were where weve got tons of luggage, saying to those families is you should apply for this benefit but when out the stage where they are 110w christmas tree, bikes stuck to the when out the stage where they are now than having to consider ending roof, but what if you have to their own challenges and you do wonder how many grieving families is tra nsfer roof, but what if you have to going to take . The department for work and pensions as its actively transfer with your car, another car . Considering options following the ruling. It says its wide and the yeah. That is what he did. Support for bereaved families in this driver in aberystwyth has been addition for cohabiting couples fined and given three points on his license, through the wider welfare system. For making the journey to the scrap yard like this. He was convicted of driving a motor this time last year they hope their vehicle in a condition likely battle with the state last year was over but their campaign is still on. To cause injury. Chris page, bbc news, belfast. A fire has engulfed about 40 lorry trailers at a household appliance i was thinking, why didnt he just factory in peterborough. The black smoke could be seen tell it like you would normally, but theres no wheels. How did he get on from miles around the hotpoint site in shrewsbury avenue and witnesses reported hearing explosions ataround 7 00pm. I have so many questions. How did he get it on there . What would have a spokesman for hotpoints owner happened if he had braked suddenly whirlpool, said the trailers and. . It could have caused all which had caught fire contained spare parts, kinds of injuries. The new kind of and no one had been injured. Incredible pictures, arent they . Double decker. Yeah. Its 6 10am. Back to our top story. With 62 days to go until people with hidden disabilities britain leaves the eu, in england can apply for blue badge ports in england have been busy parking permits from today. The department for transport says preparing for a no deal brexit amid warnings of chaos. The changes will make it easier for people with conditions such as anxiety or brain injuries to travel to work, socialise and access shops and services. The scheme was introduced in 1970 and around 2. 4 Million People in england already today the government has pledged £30 million extra, to boost infrastructure as well as road and rail links but critics have called it have a blue badge. A drop in the ocean. Lets speak now to transport secretary grant shapps, most of us will have whos in westminster. Driven with suitcases, thanks forjoining us on breakfast. Christmas trees and bikes strapped to the roof of our vehicles, cani thanks forjoining us on breakfast. Can i ask you a bit about the news but what about another car . This morning about the negotiations with the eu and the plan to meet this driver in aberystwyth has been with the eu and the plan to meet with the eu twice a week . One of the fined and given three points Big Questions i have about this is on his license, for making the journey to the scrap yard like this. Why havent we been doing that already . Weve been saying all along, for the last five weeks, i how did he get it up there, though . Where did he get it from . Should say, since the new Prime Minister came in. We want to get a he was convicted of driving a motor dealer that is the objective. The vehicle in a condition likely best way to get a deal is to go to to cause injury. Hell for leather planning for a new deal situation, because if we cant also, how did he stabilise it so it get rid of that backstop, if its didnt squash the roof of the car . Not doable, we will live on live you think it would damage the car on the 31st with a without a deal. But weve always been vigorous with with the weight under it. Both cars our negotiations with the eu and would be scrapped at that rate. Stepping it up is a good way to do that. It takes two to tango, of clearly illegal. A doubledecker. Course. Other any signs it is going laughter. To make a difference, though . Eu its 6 10am. Leaders havent budged so far in their position. I would say from the that wasjohn. Weekend g7 summit last weekend when borisjohnson was that was john. Have you ever been weekend g7 summit last weekend when Boris Johnson was up weekend g7 summit last weekend when borisjohnson was up there meeting invited to a glitzy do but you couldnt make it because you were with the european leaders and others busy . It happened to lucy bronze there was probablyjust a first la st busy . It happened to lucy bronze last night she was awarded the uefa player of the year award but was playing for england so she couldnt jungle block. Its hard tojudge how attend. A major accolade of the bits but she couldnt make it. There are everything in europe tends to happen, usually at the very last minute. I spent virtually every day now in what is called the brexit important tournaments around the operations committee, the x 0 cornerfor england, important tournaments around the corner for england, especially after the latest disappointment. And so committee, which are held in the cobra planning rooms in the cabinet much love for her for winning that. Office stop planning for what first english player to do so, so a happens if we get that deal while great achievement. But she wasnt sincerely hoping that we do. I can able to be there to collect her tell you what the answer is going to award. The lyon full back said be. From what you are saying, youre she was ecstatic to win the award, working hard to get a deal, but which is voted for by top coaches in the womens game and journalists. Surely, in the amount of time mps Liverpools Virgil Van Dijk won the mens award. Bronze wasnt at the ceremony, have two debate brexit by suspending though, she was playing for england, parliament for such a long time who needed a Nikita Parris penalty to draw 3 3 with belgium totally works against that, doesnt in their first game it . Every single time that you know, since the world cup. Wales won their euro qualifier this time period comes up, there are against the Faroe Islands. Wolves are into the group stage of the Europa League, party conferences. That has happened after beating torino 2 1 in front of a jubilant molineux crowd, for the past 80 years. This whole celtic and rangers idea of parliament being suspended also made it through. Has been completely overblown, its been suspended for four days in october while we get ready for the and more good news. Next session of parliament which and Johanna Konta was impressive in her second round match at the us should have already taken place a open, easily beating the unseeded russian Margarita Gasparyan in less long time ago. And you only have to look at what is being debated in than an hour. Parliament at the moment always being before the summer recess and what is coming up and we get back to a bit ofa a bit of a shock there, though. Realise we have actually, wimbledon champion fundamentally run out of legislation to discuss. What happens is, every simona halep is out. Potentially opening up the year, ordinarily, the queen comes to parliament. He announces the bills that will be debated for the next 12 competition. So, good news forthem, months, wejust that will be debated for the next 12 months, we just havent had a new good stuff. John, thank you very session of parliament for so long much indeed. We will have the full that the parliaments run out of sports report later. Its 6 12am. Bills to debate. I dont think its ever been short of time to debate brexit, lets face it its been now heres nick. Good morning, nick. Good morning. It is expected to turn over three years since the country cooler, heading in to the end of august. Today it is more of a north voted in the referendum to leave. I would probably Say Parliament in one shape orform, south split across the uk across would probably Say Parliament in one shape or form, whether that is to questions or debates has discussed northern parts, scotland, northern brexit every single sitting day ireland, north west england and since then. So the idea that these north west wales, a greater chance four days in october, that we of seeing rain today. Weve got the strongest winds as well the further somehow car discussed brexit is not true. The next big thing to happen south you are with some sunshine. Will be around the next european rain mostly in the north west of the summit, thats not till the middle of october anyway, and there will be uk, we have this weather front , something new to discuss. Mr shapps rain mostly in the north west of the uk, we have this weatherfront , it hangs around for 24 hours before moving south on saturday with sunshine and showers following. This there has been a huge backlash. You saturday is shaping up and heres are painting it is very normal, but are painting it is very normal, but a monster mps as well, you know, the rain. At times in northern this is a time when we need to get ireland, north west england, northern wales. Patchy rain in the agreement between people, not create south were clear away. Parts of divisions . Eastern scotland may see the odd it is not normal to think not to burst of rain moving through but i have legislation to pass unless you think much of yorkshire, eastern south wales midlands, east anglia have legislation to pass unless you have a new queens speech. We have and southern england will have a dry afternoon with some sunshine. It not had a queens speech and that is will behaviour times and temperatures still for some into the what is not normal. The new mid 20s. We have got the rainjust government has a very domestic into the high teens. Its quite agenda, 20,000 more police to windy with the rain, gusts of maybe 40 mild an hour or so. Clampdown serious crime, putting windy with the rain, gusts of maybe 40 mild an hour orso. Into windy with the rain, gusts of maybe money on the nhs, School Spending so 40 mild an hour or so. Into tonight, watch how the rain turns heavier for Northern Ireland, across parts of people are getting the right amount western and northern scotland, weve of money, so a big domestic agenda got some green showing up, that the intensity of the rainfall. And elsewhere will have a dry note, which you cannot do unless you are temperatures moving into double able to set that out on a queens figures dry note. Here is that speech. I know people are getting extremely excited about it but those daysin extremely excited about it but those days in october to get ready for the low pressure, here is the weather front still with us towards the west queens speech seems rational to me of the uk finally moving southwards. And there is plenty of time both before it does so, though, quite a before and after the european summit to debate whatever new has come out lot of rain will fall through Northern Ireland, western and northern scotland, weve got yellow from the new stepped up efforts weather warnings in force into between the eu and our diplomats. Saturday here. Just a flavour of the all of that against the announcement totals, a possibility of seeing some iam making all of that against the announcement i am making today which is preparing for the pods readiness and disruption. But quite quickly on infrastructure. Mr shapps, 30 saturday morning that will clear through Northern Ireland. During saturday for western scotland moving million for various parts, to be for across the west of scotland, and a weakening, narrowing band of rain moving southwards to northern wales. Behind that on saturday, some appears to have a chance of catching by companies. That 10 million appears to have a chance of catching a shower, but it was down. Its the figure, to put in context. What last day of that warmth because behind that weather system we see operators spend 6 million per year the cooler colours taking over, the wind changing direction to more north westerly rather than the so what is £10 million going to do . Current south westerly for part two of the weekend on sunday. Then there lots of bids of money, and extra will be some sunshine around, quite pleasa nt will be some sunshine around, quite pleasant in the sunshine, but quite money announced after the new a brisk breeze that will bring showers into scotland, Northern Ireland, Northern England, wales, minister took over getting us ready heavy and hungry and some fluttering in different ways. A lot of our further south and east as we go through the day. Heres a look at goods move between the short the temperatures on sunday, so some of usi the temperatures on sunday, so some of us ijust the temperatures on sunday, so some of us i just stuck around the straight, dover to calais, a lot of mid teens, only one 20 showing up focus and attention and plans in there. Some low 30s next week, and place involving a huge amount of preparation and indeed a lot of money to make sure the flow. We enter meteorological autumn. Preparation and indeed a lot of money to make sure the flow. But £10 million is not enough, is it . The point i was going to make, we come to other pods and i have been meeting with them. Several times in if you are deprived of sunrise this different places. They are probably morning or over the next few days, look at this. A man called steve still something things although the level of disruption is much less, mann bancroft was inspired by a but there are things you might want to do, to engineer the way the roundabout comes into the pot, movie and carted this statue, took perhaps the Parking Spaces while the picture and then he had to take paper work is checked, many pods the picture and then he had to take the lion all the way to the bottom have taken action and this is yet again. Well done, steve. That is another thing on top of that 30 impressive. All that effort for that million today ports. Photograph. Good job he likes announcements by the ministry of sunrises. Lets take a look at todays papers. The guardian says a growing number housing, and many different funding of senior conservatives are prepared streams as well. The one thing to block no deal. The paper says anger and disbelief no one can say and the last five over the Prime Ministers decision to suspend parliament have contributed to an escalation of the civil war in the tory party. Weeks is we are working very hard and very proactively to get ready meanwhile, the Daily Telegraph and very proactively to get ready and we will be. I think we are more sasteremy corbyn has urged his supporters to shut down the streets in the biggest protests since the poll tax. Ready than people realise. I sit in according to the paper conservatives these exit operations and we get described the demonstrations into the detail of it and we are as a sinister opposition much more prepared than people to the 2016 referendum. Realise. If we are more ready, maybe you can give us more detail and the times leads that women taking people can prepare and there would hormone replacement therapy during the menopause are at risk of developing Breast Cancer for ten not be the problem businesses have. Years after treatment. The weekend is almost here, september is almost here, lets see this is something we will be talking like it is changing. It feels autumnal. About throughout the programme. We will have some experts on later. Yes it is changing. Certainly tweet us any questions. Compared to last weekend. We still and the daily star reveals who dares stings, as it reports that tv survival expert bear grylls have friday to get through before the weekend. A north south split out has had a life threatening encounter with an unlikely opponent a bee there. The northern half of the uk, we get the lion share of the cloud. The paper reports that the former sas serviceman collapsed you may see some rain, pretty after having a severe allergic reaction while filming for his latest tv show. Blustery but particularly across the northern half, 30 Miles Per Hour in i went on holiday and was wearing places because youre closer to this area of high pressure. The weather stuff to stop me getting bitten because i react really badly. When i front was set for 24 hours for the came back, i woke up with a massive weekend. Sunshine and showers lump on my head and i had been following on as it moves southwards. Beaten by a spider. You missed a rain mostly in the west of scotland, spot. Do you like your watchers . I some pushing further ease. Occasional rain in Northern Ireland, do not wear a watch, use the phone. North west england and cumbria. A could you afford this one . Cristiano lot will fade away into the ronaldo, in the front row, he was afternoon, leaving dry weatherfor england and wales in the afternoon. Wearing this model, a basic model mid 20s for east anglia and the cost £140,000, that is a low south east. With the rain and risk estimation. This could be closer to wind, you have the mid teens. Rain 1. 8 million. For a watch . Youjust tony heavier. Some greens appearing, wouldnt wear it. If you sat at dinnerand someone. Wouldnt wear it. If you sat at dinner and someone. You absolutely thatis tony heavier. Some greens appearing, that is the intensity. Temperatures would wear red. You would wear it to in double figures but that changes next week. Cooler nights to come as buy milk down the shop. Does that well. We get into the weekend, still where it. If you had a 1. 8 million this weather system but it is starting during saturday to move watch i would say to bring it in. South east was. Before that happens, take us out to a nice dinner. A some fairly high rainfall totals, little story i have seen inside. This shows you how different it is western scotland and northern 110w this shows you how different it is now being a student. At portsmouth ireland. Especially towards the hills. Yellow warnings in force. On university, the first in england to close its campus bar because saturday morning, the rain quickly clears. Then for western scotland. Stu d e nts close its campus bar because students dont drink there anymore. Actually people would prefer a pulling away from eastern scotland. A narrowing brand of rain pushing social space without alcohol. Southwards. A brief spell of rain as alcohol sales dropped by 20 year on it moves southwards. Temperatures yearfor alcohol sales dropped by 20 year on year for the past four years. Alcohol sales dropped by 20 year on yearfor the past four years. Can you imagine that. Unthinkable. You come down further few degrees. That do not see big groups of students is as the cooler air follows the weather system. More of a parading. They are so body conscious. Much more sent on their north westerly direction. Making for appearance and how they look. Plus a cooler feel on sunday, north westerly direction. Making for a coolerfeel on sunday, the north westerly direction. Making for a cooler feel on sunday, the start if youre paying for university you of september, the start of the have less money to spend on beer. Theyve done this in scotland are meteorological autumn and showers to ready but apparently someone said to be had on sunday among those me it is because the generation now, people in their 20s, they have seen sunshine as well. If you catch a their parents being quite drunk and shower it could be heavy and thundering. It will filter further they do not want to look like eastwards. The temperatures on them. The ultimate rebellion, sunday i mentioned earlier. Last dont look like your mum and dad. Or sunday i mentioned earlier. Last sunday hi 20s, low 30s, it will feel quite different. Maybe previous Portsmouth University it already feels different. A student drank everything in the bar sinister cackle from nick at the. He concerns about healthcare and dwindling pensions is leading some british ex pats living in spain to consider whether to stay delivers everything with such a in the country after brexit. Lovely smile. And then the punch at it is such an important debate this the. The flash at the very finish. Week and were talking about this deal and parliament being prorogue. Concerns about healthcare and dwindling pensions is leading some british ex pats living a Group Representing brits abroad has told bbc breakfast, in spain, to consider expats feel alone and forgotten by the uk government. A Group Representing brits abroad brea kfasts tim muffett is on the Costa Del Sol has told bbc breakfast, ex pats feel alone and forgotten for us this morning. That is a nice gig. Looking dark but by the uk government. Breakfasts tim muffett on the costa it is full of people. Good morning, del sol for us this morning. He has got the best gig of the everyone. A few coffees at the morning. It looks glorious but there moment. This is a real issue for are concerns . Good morning to you. Many people you can see why so many it is views and whether like this brits want to live here, beautiful which attract so many brits to weather, beautiful views. Many spain. More than 300,000 and 70,000 citizens have moved to spain, around of those are pensioners. We are in 70,000 pensioners but there is a real concern that an ideal brexit benalmadena and were talking the does happens, what happens to the impact brexit and especially a no deal brexit could have. There are current axis of the Spanish Health system . Fears about access to the Spanish Healthcare and what the impact would current axis of the Spanish Health system . A no deal brexit. They really are fearful of the future. We be. Some british pensioners have told us they feel abandoned by the have been speaking to some of them. British government and we have been under the spanish sun, to meet some of them. Dave is sweating on events in brussels and westminster. Good to meet you. Hi, good to meet you too. Under the spanish sun, dave is sweating on events how do you feel have you been in brussels and westminster. Treated by the British Government . Good to meet you. Drea dfully. I think if id treated a dog hi, good to meet you too. The same way, how do you feel you been treated id have been in court. By the British Government . What they have told us drea dfully. Have been half truths, i think if id treated a dog the same way, lies, misdirections, id have been in court. It seems to change week by week. What theyve told us has been half dave moved to spain in 2004. Truths, lies, misdirections. It seems to change week by week. Dave moved to almeria he has parkinsons disease and has in andalusia in 2004. Had two heart attacks. He has parkinsons disease and has like other british pensioners, he has been able to Access Health had two heart attacks. In another eu country like other british pensioners, but the chance of a no deal brexit he has been able to access care in another eu Country Health care in another eu country but the chance of a no deal brexit has changed things. But the chance of a no deal brexit this one is a cardiac drug. Has changed things. That drug is for parkinsons. This is a cardiac drug. If it is a no deal brexit, that drug is for parkinsons. You do not know for sure if its a no deal brexit, whether you can access you do not know for sure these medicines. I cant get there without medicines. Whether you can access these medicines. The cost of medicines alone i cant get them without prescription, any of them. The cost of medicines alone is around 700 euros a month. Is about 700 euros a month. I cant afford it. Something would have to give. Im wondering, you know, is it worth going on . Something would have to give. If i lose my healthcare, im wondering, you know, is it worth going on . If i lose my healthcare, wouldnt it be easier to just die . Wouldnt it be easier to just die . Even if there is a no deal brexit, both the british and the spanish even if there is a no deal brexit, both the british and Spanish Governments have said they want to carry on offering governments have said a Reciprocal Healthcare agreement they want to carry on offering to pensioners from both countries a Reciprocal Healthcare agreement but nothing yet has been formalised to pensioners from both countries and it is that uncertainty but nothing yet has been formalised and it is that uncertainty which many are finding which many are finding so unsettling. So unsettling. My battle with cancer has been my battle with cancer has been hampered by actually having a fight hampered by actually having a fight with brexit as well. With brexit as well. Lisa moved to spain three years ago and is undergoing treatment lisa moved to spain three years ago for Breast Cancer. And is undergoing treatment expats have been advised to register for Breast Cancer. For spanish residency. Expats have been advised to register lisa says her application has been rejected on a technicality for spanish residency. Even though she has been lisa says her application has been rejected on a technicality here for three years. Even though she has been if i dont have residency, here for three years. If i dont have residency, i dont have my healthcare rights. I dont have my healthcare rights. Do you fear if there is a no deal brexit, your treatment could do you fear if there eventually stop . It could is a no deal exit, suddenly countries could decide your treatment could effectively stop . Yes, of course it could they dont like each other too much. It is unlikely that i mean, suddenly countries can decide they dont like each so was prorogation and this is why other too much. The panic and the anxiety is rising. Its unlikely but so was prorogation and this is why the panic and the anxiety is rising. Others are confident things will be sorted. Others are confident neil runs a support group for expats. Things will be sorted. There is no question that britain neil runs a support group for expats. And spain would want an agreement. There is no question in my mind that britain and spain before spain evenjoined the eu, would want an agreement. There were lots of agreements before spain evenjoined between britain and spain over the eu 30 35 years ago, healthcare, pension rights, there were lots of different but no government is going to let agreements between britain and spain over healthcare, pension rights, people not be covered, workers rights, but no government its just not going to happen. Is going to let people not be people here expect to feel the heat covered, its just not but as brexit gets nearer, going to happen. People here expect to feel the heat the questions keep coming. But as brexit gets nearer, the questions keep coming. The government has today announced £4 million in funding to help uk the British Government has today nationals to live across the eu, to announced a 3 Million Pound package register residency and fill out for british nationals to help them forms, especially pensioners and register. How worried do you think disabled people but and is a president of brits pats. The people should be, you are a solicitor . I think people who live situation as it stands is desperate. Here for more than six months of the year should become a spanish it is cruel, particularly to the resident so register themselves with pensioners. A lot of them are the spanish authorities and spain already residency, they have that passed a law in the first of march protecting british People Living in spain who are residents so long as a driving licences, they are already legal and this is come late in the uk government reciprocate the same day. A nice gesture but it should rights so for example, at the moment have happened three years ago. The Spanish Government says it will british People Living in spain have access to healthcare if they are provide healthcare as long as residents and if the uk residents britain does the same. It does reciprocate those rights, that will defend our rights for 21 months from be no problem. But it has not happened yet. It has not happened in the date of departure but the uk has the uk it was passed in spain so designed a reciprocal arrangement. The uk government has yet to put pen well done, spain. I the uk it was passed in spain so well done, spain. Lam the uk it was passed in spain so well done, spain. I am talking to to paper to the uk government has yet to put pen to paperto sign the uk government has yet to put pen to paper to sign it so it is up in lots of our clients, we have clients the airand we to paper to sign it so it is up in the air and we really do not know. Moving to spain, registering and we uncertainty about so many things, why do you feel especially aggrieved. My goodness, it is are saying before the 31st of october register as a resident. You multifaceted, this brexit, i wish it run this bar, do you think people had been thought through a little are changing their mind . Some of the bit before it happened and people customers have said they voted leave might have voted differently. I could not vote in the referendum and and now wish they have voted remain ido could not vote in the referendum and i do not expect in general elections but it does affect my familys whether it is because of this no future. Others have effectively deal. Nobody knows what is happening voted my future and the future of and a lot of people are worried. The others here. There are people who people who live here six months of have come here, understood the the year and go back, are they going situation, new they write and they to be allowed to keep coming to an just had the rug pulled out of their feet. That start from under their fro or will they need visas to visit feet. That start from under their the country. A lot of concerns and feet. Freedom of movement, so many issues. It is huge. We will be uncertainty. The British Embassy in madrid says they have run 200 talking a lot more about this this workshops across the country to help morning. The British Embassy in madrid is offered 200 workshops people register their residency. One around the country to help thing is for certain, the weather pensioners to register their here is glorious and one of the main residency. Clearly a lot of anxiety and frustration and hopes that reasons why people want to come and live here. Thank you very much from something will become a lot cleaner. The Costa Del Sol. A bit grey but it doesnt come back to all the uncertainty. We will be veryjealous in about half an hour. All right at the moment. Nick did uncertainty. We will be veryjealous in about halfanhour. You never know, it might be bright here today not convince me that it will get any time now to get the news, better this week. Beach towels, travel and weather where you are. Deckchairs, suntan lotions. Better this week. Beach towels, deckchairs, suntan lotions. Ij better this week. Beach towels, deckchairs, suntan lotions. I will leave you to it. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london. Im sonja jessup. Good morning from bbc london. Heathrow airport says drains to this im sonja jessup. Heathrow airport says plans by climate campaigners to use drones to disrupt flights right flight a criminal and are criminal and counterproductive. Counter productive. Toy drains could a group called heathrow pause says it will fly toy drones, grant old flight. Extinction grounding all flights, on the 13th of september. The Organisation Extinction Rebellion says it does not support rebellion does not support the the action, although both groups action. People living near the river mole in surrey say theyre worried that share many of the same coordinators. Plans to change a flood prevention scheme would leave them at risk. 6,000 properties were flooded when the mole burst its banks, People Living near the river mole in 1968. In surrey say theyre worried that since then, sluice gates have been installed. Plans to change a flood prevention the Environment Agency says the scheme needs refurbishment, scheme would leave them at risk. But residents in six thousand properties were flooded when the mole burst its banks in 1968. Molesey are concerned. Since then, sluice gates they are proposing to remove all the have been installed. The Environment Agency says the scheme needs refurbishment, but residents in molesey are concerned. They are proposing to remove sluice gates. The revival. The all the sluice gates. The river will drop to just a little trickle and they wont be able river will drop to a little trickle. To control the flood waters. If they think they will win this were not going to let this go away. One, they have another thing coming. If ea think they will win this one, the Environment Agency says its they have another thing coming. Listening to concerns, and the plans will consider the Environment Agency says its the impact on residents. Listening to concerns and the plans police have released cctv footage will consider the impact on residents. Police have released cctv footage to try to find those responsible to try to find those responsible for carrying out two homophobic for carrying out two homophobic attacks in south london. Attacks in south london. Filmed at a kfc on brixton road it shows five men the met filmed at a kfc on brixton road, it shows five men the met would like to speak to after people were assaulted back would like to speak to after four injanuary its thought people were assaulted with pepper spray. South western railway back injanuary its thought commuters are being warned of disruption this morning with pepper spray. And into monday, due to strike action. Just over half of the normal South Western Railway commuters are being warned of disruption this morning timetable will be running, and into monday due including services in to strike action. And out of waterloo. Its part of a long running dispute just over half of the normal between train bosses timetable will be running, including services and rmt Union Members over removing in and out of waterloo and theres no trains guards from trains. Between reading and basingstoke. Its part of a long running dispute lets take a look at the travel situation now. Over removing guards from trains. Lets take a look at the rest of the travel now. Theres no overg round the overground the ove rg round is between canonbury and stratford due to a signal failure. The overground is suspended at the moment between canterbury and st ratfo rd. Moment between canterbury and stratford. This is how the high street looks at the moment. The 23 works slowing things down although it looks all right in the camera. In brixton hill is also closed. Commercial street, from shortage hi time for the weather street to aldgate station. With lucy martin. Time for the weather good morning september starts on with lucy martin. Hello, good morning. Sunday and hails the start of good morning. September starts on sunday autumn. It looks like it will bring and heralds the start of autumn, accordingto the meteorological calendar. It looks like it will bring something much fresher. Something much fresher. Some good today though will still spells of sunshine and feeling warm feel quite summery, with some good spells in the sunshine. A little bit more of sunshine and feeling warm in that sunshine. Cloud around desponding but it will so a bit more cloud around this morning but it will gradually brighten up. More sunshine gradually brighten up. To come through but it could be hazy i think more in the way of sunshine to come through the afternoon, at time. High level cloud. But it could be hazy at times, temperatures at a maximum of 25 thanks to some high level cloud. Temperatures at a maximum of 25 celsius celsius south westerly breeze. With a south westerly breeze. Overnight tonight will stay dry, overnight staying bright, perhaps a with clear spells, perhaps a little more cloud feeding into North Western areas, little bit more clad in western into the early hours. Temperatures staying areas. Temperatures staying in in double figures. Overnight lows around double figures. Overnight lows 11 11 degrees celsius. Tomorrow then, there will be some sunny spells to begin, but we will see some cloud degrees. Tomorrow some sunny and outbreaks of rain gradually double figures. Overnight lows 11 degrees. Tomorrow some sunny spells to begin, some cloud and outbreaks spreading east later of rain spreading east later in the in the afternoon. Temperatures at a maximum of around 25 degrees celsius but, afternoon. Temperatures at a maximum once weve seen that rain clear through, well introduce some fresher air of 25 degrees celsius but once the so something notably cooler for sunday. Rain is clear, it will introduce start of september, some fresher air notably cooler for the risk of a few showers. Sunday. Start of september, the risk thats it from me. Ill be back in around half an hour. Ofa sunday. Start of september, the risk of a few showers. Theres plenty more news, thats it from me ill be back in around half an hour travel and weather on our website now ill hand you back to steph and jon. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with Steph Mcgovern and jon kay. Hello, this is breakfast its 6 30am. Well bring you all the latest news with Steph Mcgovern and jon kay. And sport in a moment, its 7 32am. But also on breakfast this morning new film the souvenir heres a summary of this mornings is about an ambitious film student, main stories from bbc news the Prime Minister has vowed who falls for a charismatic but untrustworthy older man. To step up the tempo on efforts actor tom burke will be to secure a brexit compromise before here to tell us all about it. Britain leaves the eu on 31st october. Government negotiators will meet their counterparts in brussels twice hes written and produced hits a week in september. The talks come as borisjohnson faces a huge backlash from opposition parties for rihanna, maroon 5 and katy perry, and is the man and some of his own mps behind some of the biggest tracks for his suspension of parliament. Of the past 10 years benny blanco joins us on the sofa just after half past eight. Steph is dancing, but we wont show the transport secretary grant shapps you. Told breakfast this morning any concerns were unfounded. Doctors and nhs leaders are warning that a no deal brexit is likely to cause delays in the supply of flu vaccines this year. Now, from the tiniest orphan, to the biggest predator, the nhs offers the treatment a new bbc documentary series follows the National Wildlife rescue centre for free, usually from the beginning in scotland as they rehabilitate injured animals back to the wild. Of october to the end of november, to those most at risk of the illness, including over 65s and pregnant women. The department of health says 0h, oh, look at that creature, isnt it it is working closely with vaccine suppliers to ensure they have robust cute . Good morning, heres a summary of todays main contingencies in place. Stories from bbc news i cant sit here and say dont the Prime Minister has vowed to step worry, no deal will be fine, up the Prime Minister has vowed to step up the tempo on efforts to secure a no one is going to come to any harm. Brexit compromise before britain leaves the eu on the 31st of october. Government negotiators will no one is going to run out of meet their counterparts in brussels medicines. What we can see is that twice a week in september in a bid we are likely to not have enough free vaccine, we are likely not to to break the deadlock ahead of a have the Vaccination Coverage that weve had in previous crucial summit in october. It comes years, and that is likely amid three legal challenges over to have an impact on the nhs. Boris johnsons amid three legal challenges over borisjohnsons decision to suspend parliament for five weeks from women who take hormone replacement therapy or hrt during the menopause september ten. More than 1 million are at increased risk of Breast Cancer for longer than previously doses of flu vaccine would still thought, according to a report need to be imported into the uk in the medicaljournal, after our departure from the eu on the lancet. Researchers at the university the 31st of october, but is of oxford found that the risks last for a decade according to a drug manufacturer. After treatment stops, rather than four years its managing director hasjoined as previously thought. Doctors and Healthcare Professionals experts said that two in every and wanting that a no deal brexit would likely interrupted a flu 100 menopausal women, vaccine supply. Using the combined therapy drugs, would develop Breast Cancer. Our correspondent andy obviously we dont want to alarm moorejoins us now. Women but we dont want to give them andy what more can tell us a false reassurance about the risks about these concerns . Associated with hrt. Good morning, john. Doctors are what we would hope is women talking about a possibility of a would use this information to make a much more informed decision perfect storm. We might have a about whether or not they want to start taking hrt virulent flu strain, and a delay in or perhaps continue taking hrt. Identifying that, and combine all if you have any questions about taking hrt during the menopause, that with a possibility of a no deal wed love to hear from you. Brexit and the problems that you well put some of your might get at ports. So there are thoughts to a leading gynaecologist at 8 10am. Strains of flu usually identified in february and usually get the vaccine by august or september. This year there has been a delay in identifying those strains. One of a fire has engulfed about 40 lorry trailers at a household appliance the major vaccine manufacturers say factory in peterborough. They will have two import about 1 have a look at the pictures from it. Million vaccines, about 30 of the total, after october the 31st, the black smoke could be seen brexit day of course. They say they from miles around the hotpoint site in shrewsbury avenue and witnesses reported hearing explosions have booked extra space on our craft at around 7pm. As well as ferries, but they say there is a potential risk to supplies. In the world of vaccines a spokesman for hotpoints owner, you get shortages more often than whirlpool, said the trailers which had caught fire contained spare parts, and no one had been injured. You get shortages more often than you do medicines, for example. Thats because of the complexity. Therefore, imagine in a world where that is quite the fire there. It is difficult to get things into a People Living with conditions country and there was a shortage of like anxiety, dementia and autism in england, can apply for blue badge a particular vaccine, that is when you want to rush it into the country parking permits from today. The department for transport says because in case there is a the changes will make it easier shortfall. And rushing things into the country in a period of post, for people with so called hidden disabilities to travel to work, no deal brexit would be a bit socialise and access difficult, for example. Andy, what shops and services. Kind of impact would we be talking the scheme was introduced in 1970 about potentially . Australia is and around 2. 5 million coming out of its winter and its people in england already have a blue badge. Flu season, and often what happens in the Southern Hemisphere is an you are up to date with the news. Indication of what will happen in the northern hemisphere. Its been a and some news in the sport for the very verily and strain in australia, english womens team . The second highest number of deaths in the last five years virulent and the floozies and grisly started yes, lucy bronze was unable to early there in the review is the same could happen here and the collect her award in my narco. Flu season started early there. We would expected to begin to have an on gp consultations, admissions to monaco. She won the uefas womens hospitals and sickness and workers before christmas. If we havent had player of the year award. Phil neville didnt give her a night off, did he . A chance to get our vaccines and our she wasnt in monaco staff as those as well within the but was at the heart of englands population at risk of flu home, we midfield as they took on belgium in a friendly, as jo currie reports. Are heading for a file. What has the on the night lucy bronze government that in response to these could have been in monaco, picking up the biggest claims . 17 medical colleges and accolade of her career, Health Charities wrote to the she was instead taking government about a week ago warning on belgium in a friendly. About the risk of shortages of vaccines and medicines generally. If uefas decision to hold their annual awards during the Womens International window meant none of the female nominees there were a no deal brexit. They were there on the night. Havent yet received a reply to that for bronze, business as usual as she and her england team mates letter. But in response to a took the lead. Specific concern about vaccines, they said we want to reassure georgia with a vision and the pass, patients that our plan should ensure jodie with the finish. That supplies of vaccines remain but it wasnt to be the Award Winning finish that the lionesses had hoped for. Uninterrupted when will ebu on the belgians sprang back into the game in comicalfashion making a 3 2 lead after the break. October the 31st, whatever the circumstances. It goes on, we are working closely with Vaccine Supplies to make sure they have Nikita Parris spurred englands robust contingencies in place blushes with a late penalty to rescue a draw. Englands first match when we leave the eu on october the since the world cup ends in an unconvincing sist. When we leave the eu on october the 31st. We will keep you across that story over the next few weeks and draw, but the night . Well, that belongs keep you updated when we have new to lucy bronze, the first ever english player to be voted the best in europe. Information. Im surprised. Women who take hormone ill push myself to be the best replacement therapy or hrt during the menopause are at increased risk of breast every day, im not sure ive got cancer for longer than previously thought, according to a report the capabilities to quite get there, in the medicaljournal, but ill push myself every day the lancet. Researchers at the university of oxford found and its nice to get those that the risks last for a decade kind of compliments. It may not have been after treatment stops, a memorable night for bronze, rather than four years as previously thought. But its goals like this scored experts said that two in every at this summers world cup. 100 menopausal women, using the combined therapy drugs, commentator what a goal . That are hard to forget. Jo currie, bbc news, leuven. Would develop Breast Cancer. Obviously we dont want to alarm this lucky lot did get to go. Women but we dont want to give them look at these smart looking gentlemen. The man on the right, liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk a false reassurance about the risks associated with hrt. What we hope as winning the mens award, beating none other than lionel messi women would use this information to and Cristiano Ronaldo, make a much more informed decision having won the Champions League about whether or not they want to with liverpool last season. Unlike hosts england, start taking hrt or perhaps continue wales women have to qualify taking hrt. Some of you have already for euro 2021. And they made the perfect start, beating the Faroe Islands 6 0 and how about this for a goal from reading striker tash harding . Gotten in touch with us. Plenty of really clever finish as she grabbed questions. We are going to be a hat trick and go on to face Northern Ireland on tuesday. Speaking to a leading gynaecologist in the next ten minutes. Also, aston villas tyrone mings says should be doing a live 0 and a on he thought his call up our Facebook Page up until 7am this to the england squad was a joke. Morning. He got a text from the england camp a mother, who won a major court case and at first he thought it was a prank. On bereavement benefits, you think you would get a call. He says its shameful the government hasnt acted on the ruling a year on. Siobhan mclaughlin, is pleased it wasnt a prank. Also in the squad for the first time from County Antrim, wasnt married to her late partner and so wasnt is Manchester Uniteds aaron able to claim an allowance wan bissaka, as the manager for widowed parents. In 2018, siobhan won a challenge continues to promote Young Players. We have had the two year period against that decision in the supreme court. Of progress and constant improvement, i think, the department for work and pensions says its actively but we cant stand still and there considering options are Young Players coming following the ruling and has through that we might not see widened support for the best of in the next two years, bereaved families. A fire has engulfed about 40 lorry actually, but for the long term, trailers at a household for england we need to start integrating them because i think appliance factory in peterborough. This team can constantly improve and evolve. You can see from these pictures it the holders liverpool will be pretty pleased was a pretty terrible scene. Wow. With their Champions League draw. Theyve been drawn with napoli who they faced in the group stage last year as well the black smoke could be seen from miles around the hotpoint site in shrewsbury avenue and witnesses reported hearing explosions at around 7pm. A spokesman for hotpoints owner as genk and salzburg. Whirlpool said the trailers which had caught fire contained spare parts, and no one had been injured. Its the vehicles outside rather than the factory itself . Yes. In amongst all that smoke is jurgen klopp. After beating tottenham who face Bayern Munich in their group. Premier League Champions Manchester City take people with hidden disabilities on shakhtar donetsk again for the third year in a row in england can apply while chelsea face last years semi finalists ajax, for Blue Badge Parking permits from today. All the english sides have avoided the department spains big three barcelona, for transport says the changes will make it easier for people real madrid and atletico madrid. With conditions such as anxiety or brain injuries to travel to work, socialise and access shops and services. Wolves are flying at the scheme was introduced in 1970 the moment, arent they . And around 2. 5 Million People theyve reached group stage of the Europa League in england already and will be in todays draw have a blue badge. For the group stage after beating that brings you up to date with the torino 2 1. On the night, they were helped by some poor defending, 5 3 on aggregate theyre through. Headlines. Lucy bronze won a huge wolves into the main phase of a European Competition for the First Time Since 1980. Celtic will also be in todays draw award last night . Perhaps the after a second leg win biggest accolade of her career. Against aik in sweden. Rangers are also through after they beat legia warsaw, the irish side linfield are out. Lucy bronze the first english winner of uefas footballer of the year award. But she couldnt be there. She wasnt in monaco good news forJohanna Konta shes into the third round of the us but was at the heart of englands open, after beating the unseeded russian Margarita Gasparyan. Midfield as they took the british number one cruised to a straight sets win in less on belgium in a freindly, than an hour, and will face zhang shuai today. As jo currie reports. Dan da n eva ns dan evans is there as well, the only two remaining rates brits. On the night lucy bronze could have beenin on the night lucy bronze could have been in monaco, picking up the swimming with dolphins or riding camels through the desert, biggest accolade of her career, she features highly on many of our bucket lists, was instead taking on belgium in a but what affect does animal tourism friendly. Uefas decision to hold have on the creatures themselves . Their annual awards during the new zealands department Womens International widow meant of conservation, has banned visitors none of the female nominees were from interacting with bottlenose there on the night. The bronze, dolphins because of the significant business as usual as she and her impact it has on resting and feeding. England team mates took the lead. James maccoll is from roger with a vision in the past, World Animal Protection jodie with the finisher. But it and joins us now. Wasnt to be the Award Winning finish that the lionesses had hoped for. The belgium is sprang back into the game in comicalfashion. Nikita good morning to you. Morning. Its the conflict between the dream, the parris bird englands blushes with a late penalty to rescue a draw. Bucket list fantasy we have of doing englands first match since the world cup and is in an unconvincing draw, but the night belongs to lucy bronze, the first ever english player to be voted the best in europe. Im surprised. I push myself these things and the impact can to be the best every day, im not have. Yeah, and i think youve got to remember when youre going to sure i got the capabilities to go get there, but i was myself every visit an animal, particularly if it a captive environment, it may be on day and its nice to get those kind your bucket list but it isnt on of compliments. It may not have been that animals bucket list. And this story about new zealand is an a memorable night for bronze, but is interesting example because actually goals like this board at the world its a its a wild environment. Its ina bay its a its a wild environment. Its in a bay where dolphins are naturally travelling. We really cup. It is goals like this happy the new Zealand Government has been monitoring the impact on the dolphins there and seeing they need scored at the world cup that are to ta ke dolphins there and seeing they need to take action and restrict that human activity, which is interfering ha rd to scored at the world cup that are with our lives. And how does it hard to forget. Interfere . It looks like the people liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk beat lionel messi swimming with the dolphins and the and Cristiano Ronaldo boats going into the area is in some to the mens award he thanked his team mates for helping him to win way affecting their movements and the prestigious prize. Their natural behaviours. That means numbers in the bay of dolphins have wales women made the perfect start to their qualifying campaign dropped just tickly. So the for euro 2021. Government has stepped in and taken they beat the Faroe Islands 6 0, reading striker Natasha Harding scoring a hat trick in a really action to restrict that human convincing away victory. Activity. Its notjust new zealand, aston villas tyrone mings says its not just dolphins, activity. Its notjust new zealand, he thought his call up its notjust dolphins, you look on social media this time of year, to the england squad was a joke. People coming back from their summer holidays, steph riding on a camel and an elephant, would you say a he got a text from the england blanket note to any of that kind of camp and at first he thought thing . Its all cruel . The important it was a prank. Thing . Its all cruel . The important thing for people to remember is they also in the squad for the first time is Manchester Uniteds aaron have a role in ensuring that cruelty wan bissaka, as the manager in animal Tourist Attractions and continues to bring in Young Players. We have had the two year period of stop if you can ride the animal, if progress and constant improvement, i you can hunt the if you can take a selfie with the animal if you can think, but we cant stand still and have the animal, it is likely hug there are Young Players coming through that we might not see the best of in the next two years, the animal, its likely that that actually, but for the long term, for animal is suffering behind closed england we need to start integrating doors in some way. They have likely them because i think this team can gone through years of training to be co nsta ntly im prove a nd evolve. Able to interact with people and train through the use of perhaps wolves have reached the Europa League group stage, they beat italian side torino 2 1 restricted methods restrictive on the night and 5 3 methods. So, if in doubt, dont go, on aggregate. Wolves are in the main phase of a European Competition for the first see wild animals in the wild where time since 1980. You can see them display their celtic will also be in todays draw authentic behaviour. Some people say lewis morgan rounded off a 4 1 second leg win against aik in sweden they go through 6 1 on aggregate. It is educational and in a sanctuary rangers are also through, role, elephants used in logging, for after they beat legia warsaw in a cracker, but the irish side linfield lost to oarabag so they are out. Example. I visited thailand a couple theres good news for the only two of years ago and i was really remaining british players interested that a lot of the tour in action at the us open. Guides, the tourists use and a lot of information people get does point Johanna Kontas into the third round, after beating the unseeded russian Margarita Gasparyan. The british number one cruised them towards sanctuaries rather than to a straight sets win in less than an hour, and will face zhang shuai next. But the wimbledon champion those old style attractions where the animals are performing or you simona halep is out, are writing them. So that is good. There is a development but if those after the American Taylor townsend attractions are still offering rides came from a set down to beat her. Or hugs or selfies, then that isnt townsend is ranked natural, wild behaviourfor those animals that people do need to exercise some control and do a 116th in the world. Little bit of research and make sure that they are seeing animals displaying natural behaviour. M and dan evans, good for him, he set up another grand slam meeting makes sense and when you explain with Roger Federer by beating lucas pouille. What impact it can have on them, it the last time they faced each other, federer said it was like playing really hits home, doesnt it. Thank ina mirror. You for coming and talking to us so, the biggest compliment you can get there in tennis. About this. We really appreciate it. And would you have the energy to hold on here as ken sio inspired salford to victory over warrington. Bye for now. Have a look at theirs. Here he is. Turning cooler through the weekend. At this. Hes going, hes going. Some rain on offer. Most of the rain in scotland, Northern Ireland and he scored a hat trick Northern England, especially western as they won by 22 6, side of the pennines because of warrington are on a dreadful run northern half is closest to a low in the league but theyre still second, salford now level on points, but won the challenge pressure system hanging around for cup last weekend. 24 hours before moving southwards with sunshine and following for the they may not be so good in the weekend. Most of the rain in the league, but elsewhere they have a west. Occasional outbreaks of rain few trophies in the cabinets. And some excellent individual in Northern Ireland. Most it was performances. Thank you. Its cumbria spreading towards at the 6 43am. For women experiencing north east of england. Some rain at the menopause and taking hormone therapy, the risk of Breast Cancer times for the north of wales. Driver is something they will have discussed with their doctor. Scientists now think for much of the midlands. East the increased risk of developing cancer lasts for 10 years anglia in the south east as well. After taking medication, rather than four years as currently advised. Were joined now by the vice chair mostly high teens and low 20s. Gusts of the Royal College of winds of 40 miles an hour or of gynaecologists and obstetricians, professorjanice rymer. Stronger in the coast and hills. The thank you forjoining us. I know weve already had questions in from people who are obviously concerned. Rain tomorrow will eventually clear can you just explain first of all away from here after a wet night. What this therapy is, what menopausal hormone therapy or hrt england and wales staying mainly is . Hormone replacement therapy is dry. The weather system moving for postmenopausal women and its therapy that is taken mainly because southwards. Clearing from this area. They feel awful at the time of the menopause. Womens ovaries fail and moving downwards it is behind it as dejun levels drop significantly. A lot of women do feel awful, commonly a lot of hot flushes, hot that you get to see some sunshine sweats oestrogenic levels, so but you may catch a shower especially in western scotland. They take hormone therapy to feel cooler air starting to move in as better. Longer term, it they take hormone therapy to feel better. Longerterm, it looks they take hormone therapy to feel better. Longer term, it looks after your bones and protects you against well. As we look into sunday, the cardiovascular disease if taken at wind change in direction to a north westerly ringing that cooler the time of the menopause. So there are significant benefits to taking air hao wei. Feeling different on hormone replacement therapy but most sunday. Showers around as well. It people just take it because they feel awful during the time of the could be heavy and thundering. Menopause and they want to feel remember last weekend . Better. Pause all women who feel could be heavy and thundering. Remember last weekend . Temperatures and at the low 30s. I am not a fan terrible will often have a chat with a doctor and the doctor will say there is a risk of Breast Cancer. Of the heat but still quite cool. The study says that risk is likely to go for longer and greater than try not to smile about it, serious previously thought . It confirms that there is increased risk of the base. Face. Diagnosis of Breast Cancer if women ta ke diagnosis of Breast Cancer if women take hrt for more than five years. And this study does suggest that are you in the process of buying or selling a property and if so, that risk may continue after hormone has brexit influenced your decision on whether to stay put or make a move . Stop hormone replacement therapy. So today is the busiest day of the year for moving house i think we need to take that in england, were joined now by mike andrews, onboard. The managing director of britannia bradshaw removals and also by robert reed, you always discuss the risks versus the benefits and you have to an estate agent from cheshire. Good morning to both of you. How individualise with each woman. We know there is a slight increase risk busyisit good morning to both of you. How busy is it likely to be today . As of the diagnosis of Breast Cancer busy is it likely to be today . As busy as you would expect . Yes, it is while taking hrt but what the paper does not say is the cause of an incredibly busy day. You can see into the background, we are loading mortality. The diagnosis of breast a truck for a job that has been here cancer but we are interested in when you are going to die. Things make for a while. We are delighted, and commit suicide at the time of incredibly busy summer. Why do you menopause because they are feeling seem to be so busy today . The sails so awful. Women who do not take hrt are at high risk of bone that take place earlier in the year, for example the good work of mike and his team is the sales that deficiencies. You need to talk about why she wants to take hrt, what are Estate Agents would have agreed in may andjune. Her benefits and risks. What should Estate Agents would have agreed in may and june. There Estate Agents would have agreed in may andjune. There is Estate Agents would have agreed in may and june. There is a three month lag between the sale being agreed a woman do if they are having menopausal symptoms but they are and the move day. My happy date back worried about taking hormone replacement therapy . They need to go in may leads to today. Day. Which to theirgp and replacement therapy . They need to go to their gp and ask what they should do. These are my symptoms. What are is why was it quite busy. We just my risks and what are my benefits. Talked about brexit, has that made are there particular women who are at greater risk of developing breast any difference to how people are cancer. Other other factors . About thinking . I do think brexit has one in ten women will develop Breast Cancer anyway. Some women have a brought an element of caution. People that have to move because of family history, some have a genetic circumstances are continuing to predisposition so obviously those move, so for example yourjob is women need more time spent with them changing, life events but those people in a situation where they are and discussions. Obesity is a large thinking about it, they are more risk factorfor and discussions. Obesity is a large risk factor for developing Breast Cancer. If you compare hrt to cautious about the job, about what the world will look like posts exit obesity, obesity is a much bigger and those people have not put the risk factor. Are there any house on the market. I do think it alternatives to hrt . Again, it has had an effect but it is not depends on the symptoms. So you have the hot flushes, there are some problems that may help. What you are catastrophic. The markets are thousand and eight was absolutely missing is stridgeon, is dire 2008. Thousand and eight was absolutely dire 2008. It thousand and eight was absolutely dire 2008. It is nowhere near that, nowhere near it but more cautious. What sort of challenges oestrogen. Does a cautious market give you . If you have any questions about taking hrt during the menopause, wed love to hear from you. Professor janice rymer will be planning for the next few months. Hosting a live 0 a april and may for us was pretty on our Facebook Page at 7 00, and will also be backjust after 8 00 to answer more awful. I do not know if that was of your questions. About what was going on in the thank you for coming in. We will see market but since then, the work these guys did earlier in the year, they enjoyed an excellent july and it back at eight a. M. The weather august. Pipeline of quotes going into the next couple of months is healthy and in line with what it was was glorious, lets see if the first la st healthy and in line with what it was last year so overall pretty steady weekend of september will compare. As she goes. Do people ever mention they are weather changes, we will brexit when they are buying and selling houses and moving . They turn cooler is september gets under way. Today it is a north south mention it all the time. People split. Scotland, Northern England, Northern Ireland, you could well see some rain and the strongest winds. Making plans for the year ahead, the sunnier weather the further what is the market like, it is south you. In the northern half you absolutely talking point in every conversation because house moving is are closer to the low pressure and he will hang for the next 24 hours, inherently a personal thing and moving southwards on saturday with people worry about it, it is sunshine and showers following important to them and is a broader economic picture plays a big part in behind. Little patchy rain for parts that. A constant talking point and has been for quite a while. It might of wales, South West England but it will fade away. Pulse of rain be for a bit of time to come. But it through north east england and is definitely part of the conversation. With removals company, eastern scotland but a dry spell. Much of yorkshire, east anglia, southern england, the midlands, what has been the weirdest thing you mainly dry this afternoon with hazy have been asked to move . |j sunshine and temperatures for some what has been the weirdest thing you have been asked to move . I am not sure i can have been asked to move . I am not sure i can answer have been asked to move . I am not sure i can answer that live on tv into the mid 20s. In the teens with but we have moved stuffed elephant, all manner of things but the the rain. Higher in coasts and hills. The rain turning heavierfor weirdest is probably for later. Northern ireland. Sam greene showing laughter. Thank you very much. Put up Northern Ireland. Sam greene showing up here, that is of the intensity of the rain. Some green. The nights that on after the ten oclock news. Whether its the swings or the seesaw, a trip to the playground for many are about to turn colder as well. Children is a highlight of the summer holidays. Into saturday, the weather front and low pressure close by starting to move southwards as a saturday goes keeping the kids busy is a big part on. Before that happens, rain titles of this time of year. However, there are for parts of Northern Ireland and concerns that the number of play areas for Children Western and northern scotland, they in england is falling. Sam fenwick is at a park in windermere and can tell us more. Have a yellow warning in force. Please tell me if those kids have been swinging on that for the entire totals. The rain will clear away few hours you have been that they from Northern Ireland on saturday morning. Then scotland. This narrow absolutely have. We have not given them any breakfast but we might give band of rain moving southwards. Them any breakfast but we might give them some in a moment. Theres part behind that, sunny spells. You may was open in march and is fully accessible area for all children catch and shower. But the cooler air around windermere area. But it is expensive, £100,000 to build that, is winning as we move to the start of the meteorological autumn. When funded by the local authority but the challenge is that local from the north westerly, a cooler authorities are facing budget cuts direction. A fair amount of and that means that some local authorities are finding it difficult sunshine. Some filtering further to maintain parks like this. I have been to one to see the effect it has south east. Sunny spells in between had. Showers. If you catch a shower, it this used to be a playground could be heavy and possibly where children would wile away thundery. Take a look at these temperatures as we start september. The hours, climbing ropes and swinging as high as they could. It was good when it was here. 10 degrees or more down compared to what did you do in it . We used to play hide and seek, hide under it, hide in it. Sunday last week and so quite big yeahh, it was good. Last summer, their playground changes in the feel of the weather. Was dismantled because the council could not afford to maintain it. Do you miss it . It feels all over the shop. One yeah, ido. It has been here since i moved here and that was a long time direction, and that is down. Thanks ago. We have a vast amount a lot, nick. If your kids are still of kids, different ages. On School Holidays and youre looking at the weather, shall we go we just need to get Something Back to the park . For the kids and the community. A trip to the playground for many children is a highlight it is so sad to see it like this. Of the summer holidays. However, there are it is so sad to see it like this. It is so sad to see it like this. Concerns that the number it is an absolute waste. Of play areas for children in england is falling. The obesity rate is quite shocking sam fenwick is at a park here so having the park taken down in windermere and can tell us more. Is not going to help. It is going to make things worse. Good morning. Welcome to the shores in the past couple of years, of windermere. This is a brandnew the council have had to close six playground because they cannot afford to keep them open and they have reduced the maintenance budget by nearly 30 and borough may not be alone. The Group Representing companies playground. £100,000 spent on things which provide much like the roundabout and this bouncy of this equipment floor so when you fall over you do says by 2021 £25 million less will not hurt yourself stop and it is be spent. Fully accessible for all children to come and enjoy but the worries, as Council Budgets are being cut, councils cannot afford to spend on the council says finding money to maintain playgrounds is playgrounds like this and they are difficult. It cost tens of thousands of pounds a year. Having to shut them. Yesterday i it is not easy. Went to find out how closed it is not easy. Playground can affect the community. It is not easy. It is the ongoing running cost. People do not appreciate that. You have to check the swing to make sure it is safe. This is to be a playground when children would while away the hours, climbing ropes and swinging as i as in the past two years £15 million they could. It was good it was here. Have been spent bringing parks and green spaces that have fallen into disrepair back into use. What you do i need . We used to play hide and seek, under it, in that. A park very close to that one managed to stay open and we can talk yes, it was good. Le sommer their programme was dismantled because the council could not afford to maintain to two people who managed to keep it it. Open. We had excellent working council could not afford to maintain it. Last summer. Council could not afford to maintain it. Last summer. Do you miss it . Yes, i do. Relationship with local residents, it. Last summer. Do you miss it . Yes, ido. It it. Last summer. Do you miss it . Yes, i do. It has been here since i moved here and that was a long time council and community. You managed ago. We have a vast amount of kids, to get money from the government and charity . And i think the key is different ages. Wejust about working together. It is about ago. We have a vast amount of kids, different ages. We just need to get Something Back for the kids and the partnership, listening to what the community. It is so sad to see it residents want, building up like this. It is an absolute waste. Community assets, Building Partnerships and listening to ideas and making it happen. How do you it is not going to help taking it down. In the past couple of years, keep these things going . Who is the council have had to close six liable for the insurance . How much playground because i cannot afford to keep them open and they have does it cost to maintain it . The reduced the maintenance budget by council maintain it. Local residents nearly 30 and borrow my not be alone. The Group Representing open it every morning and night. That is a big commitment. It is and companies which represent much. We do well. You go every morning and that provide much of this equipment night to close it. To make sure it is struggling. The council says does not get vandalised . Vandalised finding money to maintain council is and crime. The council take difficult. It cost tens of thousands of pounds a year. It is not easy. It responsibility for maintenance. The is the ongoing cost. People do not appreciate that. You have to check council. We have an excellent the swing to make sure it is safe. In the past two years £50 million relationship and i think it is a credit to the residents and their have been spent bringing parks and ideas and the councils have listened green spaces that have fallen into to their ideas. That park i went to disrepair back into use. Visit, they are now trying to raise now we arejoined £60,000 to try and get it now we are joined by mark hardy, the reinstated. The government say that person who represents the business parks like these are very important. As they make all the kids around the park and you do parks all across the local Government Association are saying they the government for more uk. What is this trend you have come money so they can build parks like this. Thank you, sam. Ifound across . We did freedom of information surveys in 2015 2018 money so they can build parks like this. Thank you, sam. I found a message from the date of some of the kids and he said they do not feel and we feel an astonishing number of sick yet but they might after it. Playgrounds across england have been close, 347 in four years. And why is dont give them any breakfast yet that wiring . It is taking away local stop wait till that time is settled. Facilities for children to play in and get active and Everybody Knows that children are not as active as time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. They should be, we have an inactivity crisis and taking away things like this is good morning from bbc london. Counter productive. Im sonja jessup. Heathrow airport says plans by climate campaigners things like this is to use drones to disrupt flights counterproductive. Local authorities, they can barely afford to pay for essential services. Are criminal and counterproductive. Authorities, they can barely afford to pay for essential servicesm authorities, they can barely afford to pay for essential services. It is a group called heathrow pause says a problem but i have every sympathy it will fly toy drones, with the local authorities but this grounding all flights, on the 13th of september. The Organisation Extinction Rebellion says it does not support Childhood Obesity epidemic, 72 of the action, although both groups children with obesity problems share many of the same coordinators. Believe that the lack of outdoor People Living near the river mole play is a contributor. Thank you for in surrey say theyre worried that plans to change a flood prevention joining us. The government say that scheme would leave them at risk. Six thousand properties were flooded when the mole burst its banks in 1968. Playgrounds like these are very since then, sluice gates important. The local government have been installed. Association say they are asking the the Environment Agency says government for my money to build the scheme needs refurbishment, but residents in more which will be music to the ears molesey are concerned. Of the children playing over here. They are proposing to remove all the sluice gates. The river will drop to just a little trickle and they wont be able more which will be music to the ears of the children playing over herelj bet they keep is feeling a bit sick to control the flood waters. Now. Back on the swing, sam. All the were not going to let this go away. If ea think they will win this one, they have another thing coming. News headlines and the latest on the Environment Agency says its brexit at first the news, travel and listening to concerns and the plans will consider the impact on residents. Police have released cctv footage whether where you. To try to find those responsible for carrying out two homophobic attacks in south london. Good morning from bbc london. Im sonja jessup. Filmed at a kfc on brixton road, Heathrow Airport says plans by climate campaigners it shows five men the met to use drones to disrupt flights are criminal and counterproductive. A group called heathrow pause says would like to speak to after four people were assaulted it will fly toy drones, back injanuary its thought grounding all flights, with pepper spray. On the 13th of september. South western Railway Commuters are being warned of disruption this morning the organisation extinction and into monday due rebellion says it does not support to strike action. The action, although both groups just over half of the normal timetable will be running, share many of the same coordinators. Including services in and out of waterloo and theres no trains between reading and basingstoke. People living near the river mole in surrey say theyre worried that its part of a long running dispute plans to change a flood prevention over removing guards from trains. Scheme would leave them at risk. Six thousand properties lets take a look at were flooded when the mole burst its banks in 1968. The rest of the travel now. Since then, sluice gates have been installed. The Environment Agency says the scheme needs refurbishment, but residents in to signalfailures molesey are concerned. To signal failures meant there are they are proposing to remove real problems in the overground. All the sluice gates. Rhe river will drop to just a little trickle the river will drop to just a little trickle and they wont be able traffic slow in both directions to control the flood waters. Were not going to let this go away. Here. Time for the weather with lucy martin. If ea, if they think they will win this one, they have another thing coming. The Environment Agency says its hello, good morning. Good morning. Listening to concerns and the plans september starts on sunday and heralds the start of autumn, will consider the accordingto the impact on residents. Meteorological calendar. It looks like it will bring police have released cctv footage something much fresher. To try to find those responsible for carrying out two homophobic today though will still feel quite summery, with some good spells attacks in south london. Of sunshine and feeling warm in that sunshine. Filmed at a kfc on brixton road, so a bit more cloud around this morning but it will it shows five men the met gradually brighten up. Would like to speak to after four i think more in the way of sunshine people were assaulted back to come through the afternoon, injanuary its thought but it could be hazy at times, with pepper spray. Thanks to some high level cloud. South western railway temperatures at a commuters are being warned maximum of 25 celsius with a south westerly breeze. Of disruption this morning overnight tonight will stay dry, and into monday due with clear spells, to strike action. Perhaps a little more cloud feeding into North Western areas, just over half of the normal into the early hours. Timetable will be running, including services temperatures staying in double figures. In and out of waterloo overnight lows around and theres no trains between reading and basingstoke. 11 degrees celsius. Its part of a long running dispute tomorrow then, there will be some sunny spells to begin, over removing guards from trains. But we will see some cloud and outbreaks of rain gradually lets take a look at spreading east later the rest of the travel now. In the afternoon. Temperatures at a maximum of around theres no overg round 25 degrees celsius but, between canonbury and stratford due once weve seen that to a signal failure. Rain clear through, well introduce some fresher air this is how putney high street looks its is closed northbound from upper richmond road so something notably cooler for sunday. To norroy road for works. Start of september, the risk of a few showers. Thats it from me. And the a23 brixton hill is closed ill be back in around half an hour. In both directions between the crown theres plenty more news, and sceptre. Travel and weather on our website bye for now. Time for the weather with lucy martin. Hello, good morning. Good morning. Good morning, welcome september starts on sunday to breakfast with Steph Mcgovern and heralds the start of autumn, and jon kay. Accordingto the meteorological calendar. Our headlines today. It looks like it will bring intensifying talks. Something much fresher. Today though will still feel quite summery, the government promises to negotiate with some good spells of sunshine and feeling warm twice a week with the eu in the hope in that sunshine. So a bit more cloud around of securing a brexit deal. This morning but it will gradually brighten up. I think more in the way of sunshine to come through the afternoon, the risk of Breast Cancer when taking hrt during the menopause but it could be hazy at times, can last years longer than previously thought, thanks to some high level cloud. According to a new study. Temperatures at a maximum of 25 celsius with a south westerly breeze. Overnight tonight will stay dry, with clear spells, perhaps a little more cloud feeding into North Western areas, into the early hours. What effect would a no deal brexit temperatures staying in double figures. Overnight lows around 11 degrees celsius. On the pen sherbornes living here in tomorrow then, there will be some sunny spells to begin, spain. We will have more in about 20 but we will see some cloud and outbreaks of rain gradually minutes. Spreading east later in the afternoon. Lucy bronze is voted europes best, temperatures at a maximum of around 25 degrees celsius but, as shes named the first english once weve seen that rain clear through, winner of the uefa player well introduce some fresher air so something notably of the year award. Cooler for sunday. Start of september, ita it a blustery day ahead. Rain the risk of a few showers. Turning heavier in scotland and Northern Ireland, a weekend of sunshine and showers, and it is a thats it from me. Ill be back in around half an hour. Weekend that sees our weather turn cooler, stay with me for the weekend theres plenty more news, travel and weather on our website bye for now. Its friday 30th august. Our top story. The Prime Minister has vowed to step up the tempo on efforts to secure a brexit compromise before britain leaves the eu on 31st october. Government negotiators will meet their counterparts in brussels twice a week in september, in a bid to break the deadlock ahead of a crucial summit in october. In a moment well speak to Damian Grammaticas who is in helsinki but first our Political Correspondent Jonathan Blake is in westminster is this enough to fend off a growing backlash over borisjohnsons decision to suspend parliament . Ita it a blustery day so much going on at the moment, the backlash that the Prime Ministers good morning, welcome facing over this suspension of to breakfast with Steph Mcgovern and jon kay. 01 00 50,844 4294966103 13 29,430 our headlines today parliament and now we here today there will be twice weekly meeting, what difference is this going to make, ifany, what difference is this going to make, if any, do you think . We will see, for all the talk of leaving the eu without a deal at the ending of october. The Prime Minister says his preferred option is to get a new deal so he say he has been encouraged with by his meetings with Emmanuel Macron and angela merkel. Officials will meet twice a week through september but downing street admits the two sides are still some distance apart on the issue of the backstop, with sip there to prevent a hard boscher if a trade deal cant be done in the future. There is a feeling these are preparatory talks to try to find some Common Ground ahead of the eu summit scheduled for mid october if there is to be a breakthrough or new agreement we expect it to be done then, one downing street official described it as not wanting to go on to the football pitch and be shown the red ca rd football pitch and be shown the red card straightaway, so, there is a tentative atmosphere round the talks at this stage, but nevertheless optimism that some kind of breakthrough can be found. Meanwhile mps here at westminster due return from their summer break preparing in ernest to try to prevent the government leaving the eu without a deal if that agreement cant be found n the face of a suspension of parliament for several weeks, after the week after next, those Opposition Mps keen to stop the government are redoubling their effo rts government are redoubling their efforts to do so, and the criticism of the Prime Ministers move to suspend parliament continues, you have been hearing from grant shapps the transport secretary on the programme this morning, he said there is nothing improper or unconstitutional. People are getting excited about it but those four days in october, to get ready for the new queens speech, seems rational to me and there is plenty of time around that, round that european summit before and after to debate whatever new has come out, i hope from this stepped up effort by the eu, and our diplomats to try to find a negotiated settlement. Opposition parties wont wait so expect a busy week ahead when they return from their break on tuesday. Let us find out what the eu do you get the same slight amount of positivity and optimism from the eu . I would sayjon not chinks of light but an open door to a meeting table, the eu is sitting there saying they are ready to talk to the uk, but what we have been hearing this morning, from a parade of eu ministers arriving here, is that nothing has been put on that table by the uk side, that would move these negotiations forward in any way, so the Irish Foreign minister, he came in and he told me he said nothing has been tabled there, but he believed that the eu would be willing to meet five days a week if necessary in the coming weeks to try to agree something, the onus though he said, and all the other eu ministers, said the onus is on the uk to come up with those ideas to put them forward and for them to be workable ideas, that deal with particularly that issue of the irish border. The Irish Foreign minister making it clear there is no way ireland will agree to anything that does not fundamentally fix that problem, which he said the current Withdrawal Agreement does, but if the uk finds it unacceptable has to present something else. The uk foreign secretary dominic raab, he came in, he said only four days are being lost. We said that is not correct because a recess has not been agreed yet. He said it is not a constitutional outrage. What about that, the idea about standing outside meetings wait for a breakthrough. Fills you with joy. Big smile. Cant wait. Doctors and nhs leaders are warning that a no deal brexit is likely to cause delays in the supply of flu vaccines this year. The nhs offers the treatment for free usually from the beginning of october to the end of november to those most at risk of the illness, including over 65s and pregnant women. The department of health says it is working closely with vaccine suppliers to ensure they have robust contingencies in place. I cant sit here and say dont worry, no deal will be fine, no one is going to come to any harm. What we can see is that we are likely to not have enough free vaccine, we are likely not to have the Vaccination Coverage that weve had in previous years, and that is likely to have an impact on the nhs. Women who take hormone replacement therapy or hrt during the menopause are at increased risk of Breast Cancer for longer than previously thought, according to a report in the medicaljournal, the lancet. Researchers at the university of oxford found that the risks last for a decade after treatment stops, rather than four years as previously thought. Our health and science correspondent, James Gallagher reports. Louise rivers started having symptoms of menopause three years ago. She said she lost her brain and was struggling to work, her joints ached, she was not sleeping well and she began to get migraines. Louise said starting hormone therapy last year was a difficult decision, but the right one. I definitely feel as if my concentration levels are back where they were years ago. I feel a lot more confident working. I still have a few bad days here and then, still get migraines, but overall i feel much better taking it than i did when i was not taking it. It has long been known that menopausal hormone therapy increases the risk of cancer. The latest study shows that the increased risk lasts over a decade since stopping the drug and the dangers are twice as high as previously thought. It means for every 50 50 year olds taking daily oestrogen and progesterone pills for five years, one would develop cancer before they turn 70. We dont want to give them false reassurance about the risks with it what we hope is that women would use this information to make a much more informed decision about whether or not they want to start taking or perhaps continue taking hrt. Louise says she found the latest findings concerning, but that she would not panic. Taking hormones improved her quality of life and she plans to chat to her consultant at their next appointment. And we will talk about this later on. A mother who won a major court case on bereavement benefits, says its shameful the government hasnt acted on the ruling a year on. Siobhan mclaughlin, from County Antrim, wasnt married to her late partner and so wasnt able to claim an allowance for widowed parents. In 2018, siobhan won a challenge against that decision in the supreme court. The department for work and pensions says its actively considering options following the ruling and has widened support for bereaved families. A fire has engulfed about 40 lorry trailers at a household appliance factory in peterborough. The black smoke could be seen from miles around the hotpoint site in shrewsbury avenue and witnesses reported hearing explosions at around 7pm. A spokesman for hotpoints owner whirlpool, said the trailers which had caught fire contained spare parts, and no one had been injured. People living with conditions like anxiety, dementia and autism in england, can apply for Blue Badge Parking permits from today. The department for transport says the changes will make it easier for people with hidden disabilities to travel to work, socialise and access shops and services. The scheme was introduced in 1970 and around two and a half Million People in england already have a blue badge. Kirsten dunst has been honoured with a star on the walk of fame, becoming the latest celebrity to have her name cemented into the pavement on the hollywood landmark. The actor, know for films including bring it on and the spider man trilogy, was introduced at the ceremony yesterday by her fiancee, who said the honour was slightly overdue. Iiwas i i was thinking, she has been a global actress for a long time, i am surprised she didnt have one already. I am surprised we cant say her name. Kirsten dunst. Ive put for women experiencing the menopause and taking hormone therapy, the risk of Breast Cancer is something they will have discussed with their doctor. Scientists now think the increased risk of developing cancer lasts for ten years after taking medication, rather than four years as currently advised. For some women though, the benefits still outweigh this increased risk. I would rather have a good quality of life now, that its giving me, and i think if i maintain the lifestyle i lead a fairly healthy lifestyle, i personally dont really see that as too problematic for me personally. Were joined now by the vice chair of the Royal College of gynaecologists and obstetricians, professorjanice rymer. Thank you for coming in. There is a lot of people getting in touch and asking questions about this, we will put some of those to you. Let us be clear about what we are talking about here, we are talking about hrt and the risks with it is that right . Yes, the risk of hormone replacement therapy. You can either be taking oestrogen, perhaps if you have had a hysterectomy or oestrogen and another one. This is for particularly the risk associated about women who are menopausal. That is right. So the overries are stopped working so they get symptom, night sweat, not sleeping well, risk of osteoporosis when you havent got oestrogen round. It is interesting what you were talking about the possibility of the combined treatment, the single treatment. A question from carol. She says are the risks for Breast Cancer as high if you are on hrt that contains only one hormone, if you have previously had a hysterectomy. Hysterectomy. Yes, you usual only need to be on oestrogen alone and the risk, being on oestrogen is less than being on oestrogen is less than being on oestrogen and projest ron. You have to have that to protect the lining of the womb if you are taking hormone replacement therapy. The thing that struck me from all the m essa g es thing that struck me from all the messages coming in, you did a great Facebook Live earlier, it feels complicated back, even seems to have different symptoms, different. Complicated back, even seems to have different symptoms, different. Ij think different symptoms, different. I think it is very complicated. I mean, this paper has come from one of the best you nits in the world, soiam of the best you nits in the world, so i am not going to argue with the figures but that is the problem, they are looking at figures, as clinicians we are looking at women, so when you have a woman in front of you who feels dreadful because she has gone through the menopause, then you need to helper. She needs to make the decision do i want to feel better do i want a better quality of life. Do i want to have protection against cardiovascular disease and protect my bone, that is important. You say if you take it for long term, greater than five years there may be an increased risk of developing Breast Cancer, once again n the study, they havent looked atle all mortality, they have talked about the diagnosis being increased but not all cause mortality, there was a great paper two years ago from the whi studies, they looked at 18 yea rs the whi studies, they looked at 18 years follow up and showed there was no difference. So, yes, this is a paper, it helps us but it confirms really what we knee knew, although it does say that the risk may continue after you have stopped hrt, and that is useful information to talk to women about. So what do you say, then, to women who have menopausal symptoms and they are watching this going, where does that leave me . The first thing is dont panic. You need to speak to your gp and talk about your individual symptoms, whether or not you should be on heather and what your risks might be. I think we always say that if you are going to take. Co. Ed hrt for greater than five year there is isa for greater than five year there is is a slightly increased risk of the diagnosis of Breast Cancer, but you have to put that in perspective. If you are fat, your risk is higher thanif you are fat, your risk is higher than if you are going on the to hrt for five years, so this all has to be put in perspective. Angela has beenin be put in perspective. Angela has been in touch. She says she is going through this decision at the moment. She is weighing up the pros and con, she says i have heard taking hrt doesnt see you through the menopause it postpones it and it will return as soon as you stop the treatment. Is that the case, she says . I think it is very variable. Each woman is different. Some may ta ke each woman is different. Some may take it for a few years and stop and they feel fine. So may come off and get a rebound of symptoms and mostly those women say forget this, my quality of life is lousy again, i am going back on to hrt, i accept what you are saying about the slightly increased risk of developing Breast Cancer. So are there alternative . There are. I think it depends on your symptoms as to what alternative your symptoms as to what alternative you might choose. An antidepressant ata you might choose. An antidepressant at a low dose can have effect on the hot flush, there is an anti hyper ten sieve that can have an effect on the flushes, you need to get Lifestyle Changes going, you need to watch your weights, have a normal bmi, good diet, all those things and there are complementary therapies round, but actually i believe you know, if you are oestrogen deficient you want to replace what is missing, so hrt. Thank you so much for coming in to talk to us, thanks for the Facebook Live page. People will be able to have a look at that still. Thank you, lovely to see you. Keep the questions come, menopause is a subject we have dealt with a lot and a lot of you feel it has not been dealt with very much in the past, so, yeah, no taboos here. Heres nick with a look at this mornings weather. What a glorious picture, it is yorkshire. Home for me and not too far away, i was born in york. It is a lovely start to the day. A bit of sun coming through the cloud. A chance of seeing a bit of rain, it is across the northern half of the uk, seeing most of cloud and the chance, Northern England, scotland, Northern Ireland. Over the weekend, we end up with sunshine and shower, and it will be turning cooler. The next three days, this is how today is shaping up. This weather system sitting to the north west, 24 hours it is sitting here, giving rain at time, moves south on saturday with showers following, because of the position of that weather system, scotland, especially to the west, Northern Ireland seeing rain at times today, parts of north west england, especially cumbria, could see into north wales, but there will be drier spells in eastern scotland, north east england but much of yorkshire, the midlands, east anglia, southern england south wales will stay mainly dry. We are still in the mid 20s but where you have the rain we are into the teens it is windy with that as well. Gusts maybe in excess of 40mph in places. Now into tonight, the rain is set the turn heavier in Northern Ireland and western and northern scotland, some greens appearing here, that is the intense city of the rain coming through, it will be mainly dry overnight in england and wales, most holding up into double figure, so the picture for the start of the weekend, still has that weather system close to the north west of the uk, it is beginning to move southwards, taking the rain further southwards, taking the rain further south during saturday, but before that happens, rain total also have mounted across parts of Northern Ireland, western and northern scotla nd ireland, western and northern scotland overnight and into the morning, met Office Yellow weather warnings, a range of totals on offer, the higher part will be over the hills but there will be standing water around to start the day tomorrow. But the rain quickly clearing away from Northern Ireland, pulling away from western scotland during the morning, feeding across the rest of scotland and this narrowing band of rain pushing southwards across england and wales, a brief spell of rain has the moves on through with sunshine following on through with sunshine following on behind. In the sunshine that follows behind there could be the odd shower, temperatures come down a few degree is. But the main football tea m few degree is. But the main Football Team for the second half of the weekend is cooler air filtering south across the uk, the cooler colours on a north westerly breeze. So breezy day on sunday, and yes, there will be sunshine on offer, but showers will get going, initially across scotland, Northern Ireland, Northern England filtering south east ward and if you catch a shower it could be heavy and thundery as well. And look at the temperatures. Sunday first day of september, meteorological autumn, and the weather looks like it is in the mood for autumn as the weekend comes to a close. Im not in the mood for autumn, nick. Comes to a close. Im not in the mood forautumn, nick. No, iwant comes to a close. Im not in the mood for autumn, nick. No, i want a bit more summer yet. Thank you nick, see you later. It is the kind of wet your look out and you think i was wish i was back where i went for my holidays. For some people who are moved to the eu, they have going through the dilemma of brexit. There is health care and pensions issue, we thought we would checkin pensions issue, we thought we would check in with expats to find out what they are thinking about. Breakfasts tim muffett on the Costa Del Sol for us this morning. I looks gorgeous, that looks like one of those photoshopped back group drops it is so nice. It isa drops it is so nice. It is a backbench drop i can assure you. This beautiful weather is the reason why many people want to live in spain. 300,000 nationals are registered here, 70,000 are pensioner, as brexit approaches there there are real concerns as to what impact a no deal brexit could have on their access to the Spanish Health care system. We have been speaking to some of them. We have been speaking to some of them. Under the spanish sun, dave is sweating on events in brussels and westminster. Good to meet you. Hi, good to meet you too. How do you feel you been treated by the British Government . Drea dfully. I think if id treated a dog the same way, id have been in court. What theyve told us has been half truths, lies, misdirections. It seems to change week by week. Dave moved to almeria in andalusia in 2004. He has parkinsons disease and has had two heart attacks. Like other british pensioners, he has been able to Access Health care in another eu country but the chance of a no deal brexit has changed things. This is a cardiac drug. That drug is for parkinsons. If its a no deal brexit, you do not know for sure whether you can access these medicines. I cant get them without prescription, any of them. The cost of medicines alone is around 700 euros a month. I cant afford it. Something would have to give. Im wondering, you know, is it worth going on . If i lose my health care, wouldnt it be easier to just die . Even if there is a no deal brexit, both the british and Spanish Governments have said they want to carry on offering a Reciprocal Health care agreement to pensioners from both countries but nothing yet has been formalised and it is that uncertainty which many are finding so unsettling. My battle with cancer has been hampered by actually having a fight with brexit as well. Lisa moved to spain three years ago and is undergoing treatment for Breast Cancer. Expats have been advised to register for spanish residency. Lisa says her application has been rejected on a technicality even though she has been here for three years. If i dont have residency, i dont have my health care rights. Do you fear if there is a no deal exit, your treatment could effectively stop . Yes, of course it could i mean, suddenly countries can decide they dont like each other too much. Its unlikely but so was prorogation and this is why the panic and the anxiety is rising. Others are confident things will be sorted. Neil runs a support group for expats. There is no question in my mind that britain and spain would want an agreement. Before spain evenjoined the eu 30 35 years ago, there were lots of different agreements between britain and spain over health care, pension rights, workers rights, but no government is going to let people not be covered, its just not going to happen. People here expect to feel the heat but as brexit gets nearer, the questions keep coming. The reason why many the reason why many the British Government has announced a£3 the British Government has announced a £3 million funding package to help british citizen living in the eu to help register their residency, this morning we are in the wigan bar in Costa Del Sol. I am joined by the mayor of benalmadena. It is such a difficult issue, how important are british people to this area . Well, they are a Big Community here, so it is very important for us not to stay safe, calm, you know, almost 30 of the population here for english resident, from the 30 , the Big Community is the British Community for it is about 4200 registered british people, right now, here. What should british people do if they live in spain . Right now, we, all the situation, i will say that it is important to be registered, because it is the only way to have all the services and to have the access to the health care, and to get the possibility to vote in elections and a lot of different rights it is only possible if you are registered, if grow are resident here in spain. Do you think there will be an agreement between the uk and spain to formalise access to health care . I dont know what is going to happen tomorrow, i hope, so i hope the two countries get an agreement about how the people can live not only for the british people that live here in the coast, here in spain, also for the spanish people, that live in great britain. Victor, thank you so much. Sue, do you think a lot of people are changing their mind as to the way they voted in the referendum . Personally, from speaking to customers, some are changing their mind. I dont know whether it is a lot, but some of them definitely are wishing that they had voted the other way because of all the an certainty that it has brought. What impact is this having on those who live here . The people certainly the people who are pensioner, who arent in the system, myself, i am pensioner, who arent in the system, myself, iam in pensioner, who arent in the system, myself, i am in the system, i pensioner, who arent in the system, myself, iam in the system, i paid the taxes, i pay my social security, im hoping that im going to be safe. I am a permanent resident, but people that havent got the residence here, that havent changed each their driving license to a spanish driving license, etc, they are worried some arent even in the position to get residency here. Thank you. So many things to talk about and think about. One thing is for certain, the weather here is beautiful, as i said earlier and thatis beautiful, as i said earlier and that is one of the reasons many people wanted to move here in the first place. As we talk about brexit and the impact it will have on those living here, let us have a quick catch up on the new, the weather and the travel where you are watching good morning. The southern half of the uk will have a fine, dry day, breezy with spells of hazy sunshine. For the northern half, we got a weather front draped across Northern Ireland and up into scotland. Some blustery conditions here as well. Gradually, the rain slips further southwards coming to north west england and north wales. It should brighten up for the far north of scotland, but the best of the fine, dry weather will be across much of england and wales. It will feel warm, with highs of 25 celsius. The rain is relentless and it continues to pile into night, with some heavy bursts affecting similar areas. Our band of rain starts to pivot, so it will edge into western fringes of the uk as we head towards dawn. A mild start for most of us. Through saturday, our band of rain is on the move. Gradually working its way eastwards, fragmenting as it does so and narrowing, reaching the far south and east later in the day. Behind it, it will start to brighten up. Feeling fresher, with some heavy can potentially thundery showers. This is business live from bbc news with ben bland and victoria fritz. Bracing for impact. More us businesses and farmers say they are suffering from the trade war with china as they prepare for the fall out from a new round of tariffs coming in over the weekend. Live from london, thats our top story on friday 30th of august. American companies, and consumers, are starting to feel the pain of the trade war with china as a coalition of us Industry Groups asks mrtrump to reconsider the dispute. Also in the programme. 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