The us, tampering with a witness and conspiracy against the rights of citizens. Our North America correspondent sean dilley has more. We love trump hes the first president to be charged with a federal crime, but if previous cases are anything to go by, Donald Trumps third indictment is only likely to boost his popularity with republican voters. The charges he faces, though, are serious. The 45 page indictment accuses the former president of knowingly spreading false claims about Election Fraud to trick and persuade states into helping him overturn the Election Results. The attack on our nations capitol on January The 6th 2021 was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. Its described in the indictment. It was fuelled by lies. Lies by the defendant targeted at obstructing a Bedrock Function of the Us Government, the nations process of collecting, counting and certifying the results of the president ial election. Donald trump responded by posting a Campaign Statement his social Media Network truth social, likening his prosecution to lawless persecution in nazi germany. Shortly after charges were announced, he sent a Campaign E Mailvowing to continue his campaign for the white house. But thursdays hearing here in washington, dc, is all about the crimes mr trump is accused of committing in the two months following the 2020 election. Hes already been charged in two other unrelated cases. He is due to face trial in new york next march over crimes he is alleged to have committed in relation to payments to a former adult film star. In may, he is set to stand trial in florida over claims he unlawfully held on to military and other classified documents. For now, its all a question of time. In other cases, mr trump has tried to delay until after next years elections, but prosecutors in this case say they want the trial to go ahead as soon as possible. Sean dilley, bbc news, in washington. Seanjoins us now from washington, dc. You said in the piece it is all about time. What sort of timings are we talking about . It about time. What sort of timings are we talking about . We talking about . If you believe jack we talking about . If you believe jack smith. We talking about . If you believe jack smith, the we talking about . If you believe jack smith, the special we talking about . If you believe i jack smith, the special prosecutor, jack smith, the special prosecutor, so called because he is an independent appointee from the Us Government to prosecute this case, he said he wants to have a speedy trial. All well and good. They right defendants have in the United States meaning the trial would have to be within 70 days of what is known as the arraignment, the first appearance in court. That would take us to october. It is very unlikely to happen. Jack smith, involved in the other case involving classified documents, said similar things in terms of timing on a case as well. They want to get it done as soon as possible. Thejudge took they want to get it done as soon as possible. The judge took on board the argument from donald trump that they needed time to prepare the case. That will be the case here as well. The timing is a little bit to be confirmed. Ultimately they will both be very aware of the deadline of november next year. One party trying to push it back beyond that and the other party very much trying to bring it forward. To bring it forward. Thank you very much indeed to bring it forward. Thank you very much indeed. We to bring it forward. Thank you very much indeed. We will to bring it forward. Thank you very much indeed. We will talk to bring it forward. Thank you very much indeed. We will talk about i to bring it forward. Thank you very i much indeed. We will talk about that as the Programme Goes on. What we need to know . Sally has the rest of the news. An mp who was suspended for breaking covid Lockdown Rules has lost her seat after a vote by constituents. A by election will now take place after nearly 12,000 people signed a petition to remove Margaret Ferrier from office. 0ur scotland Political Correspondent andrew kerr reports. Leaflets have been disappearing through doors here for weeks already and people have been meeting politicians. But, this morning, the campaigns will get properly under way. For 81,000 constituents, a rare chance to deliver their verdict on politics locally and scotland wide. She should have been away a long time ago. Shes an absolute disgrace to rutherglen. I think it was probably wise that there is a by election and then thats just. The person who people want in is in, do you know what i mean . Ill be honest, i dont really think its going to change much. 0k. Theylljust probably put somebody in, whos the same as the same. In a Statement Last night, Margaret Ferrier said she decided some time ago she wouldnt stand in the by election, adding that this had been a difficult and taxing process, but it had been the privilege of her life to serve as the areas mp. And i declare that Margaret Ferrier is elected to serve. Applause Margaret Ferrier won the rutherglen and Hamilton West seat from labour in december 2019. As the snp candidate, she beat her labour rival by more than 5,000 votes. Ged killen, labourand co operative party, 19,000. A sweet victory, as she had been defeated by him two and a half years previously. But shortly after she retook the seat, the pandemic hit. It was Margaret Ferrier� s decisions during this time which led to the current situation. Id like to start by paying tribute to all nhs key workers. While lockdown restrictions were in place in september 2020, she was awaiting a Covid Test Result while in london. The test came back positive, but she took the train home to glasgow to avoid self isolating in a hotel in london. This journey broke the covid laws in place at the time. She was reported to the police and suspended from the snp. Fast forward to january 2021. Margaret ferrier was arrested and charged with culpable and reckless conduct. She pleaded guilty last august. Her punishment 270 hours of community service. The ayes to the right 185. After the courts decision, it was then in the hands of the House Of Commons authorities. Its Standards Committee recommended that Margaret Ferrier be suspended. She appealed, but the decision held. Mps voted to suspend herfor 30 days. That length of time means a Recall Petition automatically happens. And thats what our constituents have been able to take part in since. Andrew kerr, bbc news. The first Asylum Seekers are now unlikely to move to an Accommodation Barge in dorset till next week. The home office says the delay is because Working Practices for port staff havent been signed off yet. It comes as the Fire Brigades Union says it intends to write to the government after its members raised serious concerns. Werejoined now by our senior Political Correspondent, nick eardley. To be have any indication yet as to what will happen and when . The government what will happen and when . The government is what will happen and when . Tue government is adamant what will happen and when . Tte government is adamant it what will happen and when . Tte government is adamant it is what will happen and when . Tte government is adamant it is going ahead with this, as we were chatting about on breakfast yesterday. They were still some final checks being done this week. It is not going to be until at least next week before the first single men are sent on to that barge for their new accommodation. There were more checks being done yesterday and, as part of that, the Health And Safety Executive were told by home office sources, raising concerns about Working Practices for people working at the port itself. That has led to this further delay. My government sources are insisting there are no fire safety issues at this stage. As you were just saying a second ago, the Fire Brigades Union feels very different. They are going to write to the home office and say some of their members are worried about the practices on board this vessel, they are worried about the number of people who will be on the barge and they are calling for the government to have a bit of a rethink. Where does this leave the plan . As i say, the government is adamant it will go ahead. The Home Secretary is a big fan of this proposal. The government is absolutely certain it needs to look at alternative accommodation like barges to bring down the amount of money being spent on hotels for migrants and Asylum Seekers. Not for the first time we are sitting here of the morning looking at some of theissues of the morning looking at some of the issues the government is facing, some of the challenges in getting this off the ground. Some of the challenges in getting this off the ground. Thank you very much indeed thousands of Women In Africa will die in pregnancy and childbirth as a result of cuts to the uks overseas aid budget. Thats the warning from an internal Foreign Office report which has been made public by mps. The government says its budget for low Income Countries has been cut in the short term to hit a savings target, but will then nearly double. Pop star lizzo is being sued by three of her former dancers, over claims including Sexual Harassment and a hostile work environment. The singer, who is known for celebrating her body and self love, is also accused of weight shaming while on tour. Lizzo has been approached for comment. Strictly come dancing judge Anton Du Beke has revealed he was stabbed by his father as a child. The 57 year old said his father stabbed him in the leg and stomach during a Boxing Day Altercation at his family home in kent. He then spent three days in Hospital Cold Calling to offer Financial Services or products could be banned under new government plans outlined today. The home office says it wants to clamp down on scams, which cost the economy £750 million in the last year. Our Correspondent Robin Brant has more. The Scamming Industry is a huge one. Most of it originates online, but the government is moving to further protect those targeted by cold calls. Theyre often the most vulnerable. Scams have a massive impact across the board. There are financial impacts, but there are also massive emotional impacts on victims. And the problem that youve got is once youve been put on whats often referred to as a suckers list, which is a really awful phrase, but once your information is out there, you can be really targeted by scammers. Bands are already in place that outlaw cold calling on pensions and claim management services. Now the home office wants to go further and look at outlawing calls that push people into buying fake or fraudulent investments. It says sham cryptocurrencies, mortgages and insurance are top of the list. Tougher measures to tackle illegal advertising online are also being considered, although tech firms will have a crucial role there in any enforcement aimed at protecting vulnerable adults and children. Robin brant, bbc news. There were big celebrations for englands lionesses last night as the side put six goals past china to make it through to the last 16 of the fifa womens world cup in adelaide. After a slow start to the competition, the european champions roared to victory. Katie gornall is in adelaide for us now. An astonishing 6 1win. What is next. Maybe not quite so straightforward. Next. Maybe not quite so straightforward. Next. Maybe not quite so straiuhtforward. , straightforward. No, exactly. Right now england straightforward. No, exactly. Right now england will straightforward. No, exactly. Right now england will be straightforward. No, exactly. Right now england will be reflecting straightforward. No, exactly. Right now england will be reflecting on l straightforward. No, exactly. Right now england will be reflecting on a j now england will be reflecting on a job very well done against china. We have seen some of the players this morning. They have been training at their base not too far away from here. Most of the players had a recovery at the hotel. Then able to fly to the Central Coast where it ramps up again. They will get a days rest, a much deserved rest after that fantastic performance against china. There was so much talk in the build up to this about what serena league would do with the side and how it would cope with the absence of keira walsh. She changed the shape of the england team and it suited all the players very well. It brought the best out of them, particularly laurenjames. She could have had a hat trick but for the controversial decision by var. It has put a spring into their step as they go into the big clash against nigeria. They are sadly feeling very confident about it make you think, sally. Thank you. Everything to play for. Lovely in sunny any australian winter can hear not so much. Trier . Winter can hear not so much. Very well ut. Winter can hear not so much. Very well put good winter can hear not so much. Very well put. Good morning. Winter can hear not so much. Well put. Good morning. A wet start for many of us. If you do not have the rain chances are it is not too far away. Windy for england and wales as well, especially in the south. Scotland and Northern Ireland not as windy. You can see, we have Showery Rain Moving North across scotland. This is the area of heavy rain, wrapped around an area of low pressure. What will happen as it will come back again across the south west where we have showers at the moment. Through the day we continue with the rain moving north. Here are the heavy showers coming back in. The wind is the other the come across for example the Isles Of Scilly, West Cornwall and the Channel Islands we could have guests up Channel Islands we could have guests up to 60 miles an hour. That could cause local disruption. Through the rest of the day as the low Pressure Centre pushes east, the strongest winds will ease attach in the west and pick attach in the south west. It was the brighter skies with fewer showers. A cool day across the North East Of England with Rain Persisting in the wind as well. That will be a feature especially in the afternoon for september just will be a feature especially in the afternoon for septemberjust ranging afternoon for september just ranging from afternoon for septemberjust ranging from 15 in the north to 22 in the south east. As we head on this evening and overnight the first batch of rain moves away. It sinks and curls south before clearing away. A few showers across the far north of scotland. The wind will change direction, it will have more of a northerly component. These are the overnight lows, 12 to 1a, 15. Into tomorrow we still have the northerly or north westerly wind across the whole of the country. It was dragging more Cloud Cryptically to areas exposed to it. This is where we will see the showers coming in. Some of those could be heading. In between them will also be glimmers of the sun. Temperatures ranging from about 1k glimmers of the sun. Temperatures ranging from about 1a to a high of 21 degrees. If you remember yesterday i was telling you we could see unsettled weather. Next week is still looking like that, on thursday. Maybe the hint of something warmer and drier, but not bone dry. Something warmer and drier, but not bone d. , ,. Something warmer and drier, but not bone d. , , ~ , something warmer and drier, but not boned. ,. ,. , bone dry. Promises we will see what ha ens. Bone dry. Promises we will see what happens we bone dry. Promises we will see what happens we are bone dry. Promises we will see what happens. We are looking bone dry. Promises we will see what happens. We are looking for bone dry. Promises we will see what happens. We are looking for fingers i happens. We are looking for fingers being crossed. Thank you. Can you trust to refuse you are reading . It is all too easy to get fake reviews online. Emma is looking at this in more detail for us this morning. Where we can see what other customers have written it can influence our Decision Making when we are thinking of buying a particular product or service. If you are looking for a certain business, you can google it and results will come up. It is easy for fake reviews to appear online. Despite the fact they may be misleading average uk household spends £900 each year after being influenced by Online Reviews. They do work. What might you look out for . If you are scrolling through Customer Reviews perhaps you will spot things that may seem. Lots of praise and enthusiasm, giving services 5 star reviews but without a lot of details that can be a Tell Tale Sign that perhaps this is not a genuine customer or we might see a lot of typos and bad grammar. We have found examples of fake reviews being used by medicalfirms. If anything being done about it . I have been finding out. Having a five star rating from reviewers on google can help a Business Stand Out In Search Results and push it up the rankings. But fake reviews can be bought online, and theres evidence of them being used not only on google but on platforms like amazon, trustpilot and the apple store. Do you ever look at the reviews people have posted online . Yeah. Does it influence you . Yeah. Why is that . Because if its bad reviews, youre not going to want to go somewhere. And if theres loads of good reviews, then you want to go. You want to go. Do you trust them . Yeah. Even though you have no idea whos written them. Do you ever think they might be not real orfake . Sometimes you question it if its certain online companies, because then youd think, oh, well, its interesting how every single reviews or positive. We found examples of fake reviews being used by all sorts of companies, but even by some medical businesses. What if youre looking for, say, a chiropractor in ipswich . The second business to appear in Google Search results is the ipswich spine clinic, run by dr amit patel an almost perfect a. 9 star rating from customers on google reviews. Whether you suffer from conditions due to some trauma or prolonged activities, we may be able to help you with that. How was that impressive rating really achieved . Five star reviewer Santosh Kumar says dr amit was brilliant. He assessed my injury and came up with a treatment plan. I felt i was in safe hands and highly recommend this place. But this reviewer has also reviewed a taxi service in canada, a dentist in the us, Conveyancing Services In Australia and a bar in austria which looks a bit suspicious. And to prove these reviews cannot be real, we cross referenced in detail a number of customers whove not only reviewed the ipswich spine clinic, but have also reviewed exactly the same businesses all over the world. Way too much of a coincidence. We also looked into this dental business in manchester called smiles better, which advertises its five star rating on its website with a link to its google reviews. Customer rose bellamy says im so happy with my new smile, superfast services and everyone was so helpful. And the business writes back, were so happy that youre delighted with the treatment provided. Keep on smiling. And when we did, our detailed cross referencing our Investigation Shows this review and a number of others for this business are fake. I mean, its bad enough if you buy a pair of dodgy bluetooth headphones off a fake review. If you try and get a medical treatment done, and it turns out that the review that you chose the establishment on was fake, that could have really serious repercussions. The government really needs to legislate against fake reviews. Selling them, buying them, and hosting them on your platforms should be illegal. They should be facing a fine. There needs to be some deterrent from just buying a load of fake reviews because, for now, its easy to do. We also found negative Online Reviews from fake customers posted for one of the ipswich spine clinics local competitors. When we asked the clinic about this, dr amit patel told us that he had outsourced their marketing to a company in india and hadnt himself seen any of the reviews being posted online. Since we contacted him, he says hes now asked for the reviews to be removed. Im calling from the bbc. We also put our findings to smiles better in manchester because this doesnt look very trustworthy for customers, does it . Weve asked this Dentistry Business several times about the fake five star reviews online, but theyve declined to give us any response or explanation. Google says its policies clearly state that reviews must be based on real experiences and that it does monitor them for fraudulent content. But, as our Investigation Shows, many go unnoticed. Here is policing all of this . The department for business and trade told us, were strengthening the law against fake reviews to protect customers. We will publish a consultation later this year, including giving the Competition And Markets Authority the power to fine these rogue traders. If you are doing Online Shopping, remember everything is not as it seems. Good advice. Really interesting. Lots of us have been affected. We would love to hear from you. If you have been taken in by a fake review, we would like to get a message from you. You can tell us about your experiences on whatsapp. Scan the qr code. You can e mail or get in touch on twitter as well. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Im thomas magill. A lack of Rental Properties is being blamed as one of the factors making it more difficult for tenants to find somehere to live here in london. 0ne Estate Agent says theres almost 50 fewer homes available compared with four years ago and thats driving up prices. Bbc Research Found theres at least 15 requests to view each available property. We got outbid by an over asking price offer and ended up having to pay 2150 a month instead of the asking price. Plans for a major redevelopment of one of the capitals busiest Train Stations in east london has been submitted to the government. The upgrade to Stratford Station will include 2,000 new homes, new retail space and a changes to the stations layout. More than 128 million passenger movements were recorded in 2019. Now, a busker who went viral after a crowd starting doing the conga to a song he was singing at Leicester Square station has just recorded his first studio album at the world famous abbey road studios. This was the moment that Wilfy Williams music prompted tourists to spontaneously dance. When this clip went viral millions of people viewed it, including a Music Producer, which led to the album. Its called the rhyme and reasons 0f Wilfy Williams, and its out now. Lets take a look at the tubes now. Now onto the weather with kat. He rather unsettled day ahead. Showers and longer spells of Rain Falling Heavy at times. Watch out for the thunderstorms. A Weather Warning enforce valid until 7pm. This area of pressure will track east. A far more settled day tomorrow, Keyver Showers around. There showers will get going by the by longer spells of rain. The rain could full heavy. There could be thunderstorms as well. Rise of 19 celsius. The bulk of the showers will clear to the east. Plenty of cloud will build by the end of the night. We will still be left with one or two showers potentially and temperatures will follow a 214. It will still stay breezy. Tomorrow things will settle down and winds will fall lighter. A view showers around with sunny spells around. Highs of around 21 celsius. It will head much cooler as we head into the weekend. Just a reminder it is august. Although the forecast felt like winter. Thats it from me more on the bbc news app and on bbc radio london. Please remember to select london for the latest here across the capital. Ill be back in half an hour, but in the meantime lets cross back to sally and jon. Good morning, everybody. Hello. This is breakfast with jon kay and sally nugent. As weve been hearing this morning, donald trump is facing fresh criminal charges over his alleged efforts to overturn his 2020 election defeat. Its the most serious legal threat yet to the former president as he campaigns to return to the white house. We can talk more about this in more detail now with political reporterJulia Manchester. Shejoins us from she joins us from washington. Good morning to you. How much more serious are these charges that the other things he has faced over the last few weeks . Other things he has faced over the last few weeks . ,. ,. ,. , last few weeks . Yes, good morning. I would say these last few weeks . Yes, good morning. I would say these charges last few weeks . Yes, good morning. I would say these charges are would say these charges are absolutely serious and could bring the possibility of prison time if found guilty. These are federal charges. We know that a few weeks ago he was also indicted on a range of federal charges in the case about his handling of federal documents after moving out of the white house, so i would think that these are all serious. We also know that an indictment is potentially imminent indictment is potentially imminent in the case surrounding his efforts to overturn the president ial Election Results in georgia. So i would say that all of these charges are piling up, but because of the federal charge, because of those Obstruction Charges here, it is serious for the former president. T serious for the former president. I think it is the third time in four months that donald trump has been indicted. How is it going to work . Because he is facing all these different charges in different parts of the country and Different Levels of the country and Different Levels of government. How did they get through them all . Of government. How did they get through them all . Your guess is as aood as through them all . Your guess is as good as mine through them all . Your guess is as good as mine. It through them all . Your guess is as good as mine. It is through them all . Your guess is as good as mine. It is the through them all . Your guess is as good as mine. It is the first through them all . Your guess is as good as mine. It is the first time i good as mine. It is the first time in us history that we have seen a former president or any president go through this sort of thing. He is facing charges in new york at the state level, in georgia he could be facing charges at the state level. There are two indictments against him at the federal level, and two other cases, and this is all happening a few months out from the beginning of the republican president ial primary, so it is happening in tandem with this president ial primary. We dont exactly know how those two things will coincide particularly in the federal cases, donald trump is going to have to show up in the courtroom and sit through these cases, so you have to wonder if that is going to get involved in the way of campaigning. 0n get involved in the way of campaigning. On top of that, you also have the fact that he is leading the republican primaries, so there is the question of, 0k, leading the republican primaries, so there is the question of, ok, if he becomes the republican candidate, the nominee, how does that work when he is facing all of these charges, if he is elected president again, how does that work . It is really unprecedented in us history, what we are going through. find unprecedented in us history, what we are going through are going through. And am i right in thinkin are going through. And am i right in thinking that are going through. And am i right in thinking that if are going through. And am i right in thinking that if he are going through. And am i right in thinking that if he was are going through. And am i right in thinking that if he was convicted, i thinking that if he was convicted, found guilty, he could still be president again . He found guilty, he could still be president again . Found guilty, he could still be president again . Found guilty, he could still be Resident Atain . , , president again . He still could be. He could still president again . He still could be. He could still run. President again . He still could be. He could still run. However, president again . He still could be. He could still run. However, there| he could still run. However, there are some questions surrounding whether that would actually happen, whether that would actually happen, whether a nearly 80 year old president would be put injailfor this, if that would essentially happen in our criminaljustice happen in our Criminal Justice system, happen in our criminaljustice system, what that would look like. So there are those logistical questions as well, but it is completely unprecedented, and i think we are learning more and more about what this would look like as we are going forward. We are going forward. Completely unprecedented we are going forward. Completely unprecedented is we are going forward. Completely unprecedented is a we are going forward. Completely unprecedented is a phrase we are going forward. Completely unprecedented is a phrase we we are going forward. Completely. Unprecedented is a phrase we have heard a lot relating to donald trump over the years. Thank you for joining us, Julia Manchester in washington. If you want to hear more on this story, theres a special episode of americast available to listen to now on bbc sounds. It isa it is a good listen. Sarah smith, our washington editor, Marianna Spring on there as well, justin webb from the today programme, all together giving their insights and experience on washington politics. We turn our attention now to uk politics. Campaigning in scotlands constituency of rutherglen and Hamilton West has already begun following a successful petition to remove the current mp Margaret Ferrier from office after she broke Lockdown Rules. We can talk now to scottish labours msp, paul 0kane. Good morning to you. Lets just remind everybody at home what Margaret Ferrier actually did. She travelled from london, spoke in the commons while awaiting a covid test, got a train home after testing positive, was arrested and charged and pleaded guilty to culpable and reckless conduct. So we are now talking about what happens next. Is a key indicator of what happens next in this by election how well labours messages actually cutting through in scotland at the moment . T through in scotland at the moment . I think this by election is a huge opportunity for the people of rutherglen and Hamilton West to choose change, to choose a fresh start with our candidate, michael shanks, because the reality is that the former snp mp will refuse to resign, and we have had the government at Westminster Presiding over this huge crisis, and they are unwilling to take the necessary action, so i think they are ready to go out and vote for change. T5 action, so i think they are ready to go out and vote for change. Is there enou h of go out and vote for change. Is there enough of a go out and vote for change. Is there enough of a message go out and vote for change. Is there enough of a message to go out and vote for change. Is there enough of a message to convert enough of a message to convert labour to voter . We have been speaking to people in rutherglen and Hamilton West for many months now. They are concerned about the cost of living, about their mortgages going up, about their mortgages going up, about their bills going up, and really saying not enough at action from government to tackle that. There is also concern by the snp who are mired in scandal, and they want that fresh start. They want to see a party taking action on the economy, on the cost of living crisis, and making sure that we have a plan for the future so that we can prosper, and that is what we will be offering with our campaign in hamilton rutherglen and Hamilton West. And what about the cap, the two child cap on benefits, what are people saying about that . Scottish labour people saying about that . Scottish labour have people saying about that . Scottish labour have been people saying about that . Scottish labour have been very people saying about that . Scottish labour have been very clear people saying about that . Scottish labour have been very clear that i labour have been very clear that Thatis Labour have been very clear that that is a policy which is offensive. It is a heinous policy brought in by the tories, but the reality is there are things that we want to do absolutely, but the tories have crashed the economy, and we dont know what state of public finances we will hear it as a government, and what we have been speaking to people about in rutherglen and Hamilton West, it cant be a Policyjust Tinkering at the edges, it has to be something that will work for everyone and will lift people out of poverty. The last Labour Government lifted a million children out of poverty, and we will work to do that again by ensuring that we have for example a National Minimum wage that is a minimum wage, that we will grow the economy and have good, secure jobs and will get people back into work. Those are the sorts of measures we will be taking to get people back out of poverty. Thud measures we will be taking to get people back out of poverty. And when ou sa people back out of poverty. And when you say that people back out of poverty. And when you say that is people back out of poverty. And when you say that is a people back out of poverty. And when you say that is a heinous people back out of poverty. And when you say that is a heinous policy, you say that is a heinous policy, what will people at home think about that . If you are talking about policies that labour would bring in, and you are saying you dont know what the public finances will be like were labour to win any election, how can they then believe any other policies that you talk about, any other promises you might make . � ,. ,. , make . Because when labour are in government. Make . Because when labour are in government. We make . Because when labour are in government, we have make . Because when labour are in government, we have a make . Because when labour are in government, we have a track make . Because when labour are in| government, we have a track record of tackling poverty. We lifted a million pensioners out of poverty under the last Labour Government. But the reality is we have to be fiscally responsible, because we dont want to end up in a scenario where pledges lead us to where we ended up with the trust government in the mini budget. So we have to make sure that we have fiscal responsibility but we take action on the whole of the economy to make sure that we lift people out of economy, and review all of universal credit and all of the system to make sure it works for everyone across the country. Tt sure it works for everyone across the country sure it works for everyone across the country. If labour were to lose this byelection, the country. If labour were to lose this byelection, does the country. If labour were to lose this byelection, does it the country. If labour were to lose this byelection, does it show the country. If labour were to lose this byelection, does it show that this by election, does it show that the snp are simply too powerful to defeat in scotland . Irate the snp are simply too powerful to defeat in scotland . Defeat in scotland . We dont even have a date defeat in scotland . We dont even have a date yet defeat in scotland . We dont even have a date yet for defeat in scotland . We dont even have a date yet for the defeat in scotland . We dont even l have a date yet for the byelection, have a date yet for the by election, but we hope that will be as soon as possible and it is incumbent on the snp now to call that date for the earliest opportunity which would be the first week of october. We are looking for a positive message, a message of change, and we dont take anything for granted and we are certainly not in any way complacent, but i think this is a big opportunity for change in that community, and across scotland. Pauli community, and across scotland. Paul okane, community, and across scotland. Paul okane. Thank community, and across scotland. Paul okane, thank you community, and across scotland. Paul 0kane, thank you very much indeed for talking to us this morning. Chetan is here with the sport, and that was pretty decisive for the lioness is against china, wasnt it . We talked a lot about when the goals are going to come, even going into this tournament. Laurenjames, how good is she . A couple of goals yesterday, that brilliant goal against denmark, she was so frustrated last summer watching. We were on the tv, the euros, that incredible success because she was injured, she says that has made her more hungry and that has made her more hungry and that we have that outstanding performance in adelaide yesterday, england beating china by six goals to one, and that ensures they are into the last 16, they will play nigeria for a place in the quarterfinals. That matches on Monday Morning at 8 30am, you will be able to watch it live on bbc one after that really impressive 6 1 win over china which Katie Gornall was watching. And the beat goes on. If this was a script, england couldnt have written it better. They topped the group and feel on top of the world. Questions have been swirling around the team in the build up. Not any more. The team in the buildup. Not any more. ,. , the team in the buildup. Not any more. ,. ,. , the team in the buildup. Not any more. ,. ,. ,. , the team in the buildup. Not any more,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , more. Great performance from us, and scorin so more. Great performance from us, and scoring so many more. Great performance from us, and scoring so many goals, more. Great performance from us, and scoring so many goals, i more. Great performance from us, and scoring so many goals, ithink more. Great performance from us, and scoring so many goals, i think a more. Great performance from us, and scoring so many goals, i think a lot scoring so many goals, i think a lot of people right now who have questioned us in front of goal, a brilliant performance all round. England without the Injured Keira Walsh looks different, but this new look side hit their stride almost immediately. Four minutes was all it took to settle any nerves. England were cruising. Millie bright fired the starting pistol from defence, and lauren hemp won the race. The plan was working perfectly. China didnt know where to look or who to mark. But leaving laurenjames unattended is never a good idea. This is what she can do. After the break, china emerge from hibernation, and england were briefly rattled. A handful were spotted in the area, china had their chance. Forthe spotted in the area, china had their chance. For the first time in this tournament, mary earps had been beaten. England needed to regain control, and there was only one player to turn to. Laurenjames, what a goal stunning. Everything she touched turned to goals. What england did and it was any help. Chloe kelly could have finished this in her sleep, but they werent done yet, as rachel daly hit china for six. England had found their groove. The china for six. England had found their groove their groove. The nerves were runnint their groove. The nerves were running high their groove. The nerves were running high at their groove. The nerves were running high at some their groove. The nerves were running high at some points, | their groove. The nerves were i running high at some points, but thats running high at some points, but thats how running high at some points, but thats how good it was, and that is good thats how good it was, and that is tood. ,. ,. ,. Good. They put on an excellent clinic. It shows good. They put on an excellent clinic. It shows what good. They put on an excellent clinic. It shows what they i good. They put on an excellent clinic. It shows what they have | good. They put on an excellent i clinic. It shows what they have got with key players clinic. It shows what they have got with key players missing, clinic. It shows what they have got with key players missing, they i with key players missing, they pulled together as a team. Itutiith with key players missing, they pulled together as a team. With so many players pulled together as a team. With so many players out pulled together as a team. With so many players out missing, pulled together as a team. With so j many players out missing, england needed a new star to emerge, lauren james took centre stage. She is so calm and confident with the ball at her feet, she is so calm and confident with the ball at herfeet, and lethal from the edge of the area. Lovely, beautiful first time finish. She from the edge of the area. Lovely, beautifulfirst time finish. She is just controlling in that midfield and attacking space, it is so great to see. , � , and attacking space, it is so great tosee. , and attacking space, it is so great tosee. To see. Englands players can reflect on to see. Englands players can reflect on a to see. Englands players can reflect on a job to see. Englands players can reflect on a job well to see. Englands players can reflect on a Job Well Done i to see. Englands players can i reflect on a Job Well Done against china. They now fly back to their base on the Central Coast and prepare for that last 16 clash with nigeria. If they can maintain their momentum, it will take something very special to stop them. Katie gornall, bbc news, in adelaide. And we look forward to that game on monday. From one workup to another. England are into the semi finals at the Netball World Cup in south africa. Theyve made it five wins from 5 after beatring fiji 89 28 to qualify for the last four. Theyll now play the number one ranked side in the world australia whove also got a 100 percent record at the tournament in their final pool match tomorrow. Scotland will finish no higher than ninth at the tournament after they were beaten 55 47 by tonga. A fourth defeat in a row for tamsin greenway� s side, Who Sit Second Bottom of pool f. The scots came within four points of tonga in the Fourth Quarter before their late fightback ran out of steam. They next face bottom side fiji tomorrow. And wales will be looking to bounce back after their defeat to the world cup holders new zealand. They take on uganda, from ten this morning and you can watch that on bbc iplayer. In fact all of the matches on bbc iplayer, we have got holders new zealand to come against south africa as well, later. Chetan, thank you. After a wash outjuly augusts forecast doesnt look much better, with Weather Warnings for rain and wind in place across england and wales today. I think she said next, didnt she, so a little bit of optimism in there, but not a lot. Rain and wind across england and wales all today. The wet conditions are causing a big problem forfarmers who are struggling to harvest quickly and efficiently. Our environment Correspondentjonah Fisher is at the North Devon Show for us this morning. Morning jonah. And it is not raining not yet at least. Welcome and it is not raining not yet at least. Welcome to and it is not raining not yet at least. Welcome to the and it is not raining not yet at least. Welcome to the north i and it is not raining not yet at i least. Welcome to the North Devon Show. The animals are starting to arrive for the show. People are too, the show opens at eight oclock this morning. The forecast, it is looking pretty good now, but we are expecting rain this morning, possibly it will clear up and be just windy this afternoon, but as we know, all that experience for the last month or so, rain has been something of a constant feature of july, with more than 70 more rain across the uk on average than we would normally expect. Rain for farmers, particularly at a time when not to many farmers are thinking about harvesting, that is not good news. Take a look at my report. Growing crops without water is impossible. But too much rain creates problems, too. Eleanor gilbert is from a farming family in berkshire and is learning to work in a changing climate this morning because the sun this morning because the sun is finally shining were off to harvest some oilseed rape. After a july dominated by rain, shes making the most of a break in the weather to harvest crops that ideally should no longer be in the ground. Eleanor is working with her youngersister, lucy, to bring in the rapeseed. Eleanor is working with her youngersister, lucy, to bring in the rapeseed. Such is the pressure to finish the job before the rain starts again that theyve been working late into the night. But the crop is still too moist, and warm air has to be pumped through it on the floor of this store to try and make it dry enough to be sold. If we send it off higher than a 15 moisture, content well get rejections and also fines. Best way to tell, farmers like to bite. You can tell theres too much moisture. In north herefordshire its time to pick the blackcurrants for a well known cordial. It rained a lot here injuly, too, but thats not the biggest problem. Blackcurrants are a sensitive bunch, and last winter there just werent enough cold days. It means that weve got this very uneven bud break, weve got uneven flowering, and weve got a very uneven harvest with some. There will be some berries here that will be on the ground because they were ripe too early, and there would be some that potentially are not quite right. Theyll get a crop this year, but work is continuing to develop tougher Blackcurrant Varieties better suited to our changing climate. Global warming is already making the uks weather hotter and wetter. What farmers can successfully grow in british soil is changing too. So, to find out a bit more about what the Rainy Weather means for farmers, imjoined by what the Rainy Weather means for farmers, im joined by local livestock farmers. It has been a very wetjuly, what has that meant to you . We have had a very difficult year, because we started off very wet so we couldnt get early crops in. We planted peas and barley over the top of fresh grass, and we couldnt get that in until quite late. It went from being very wet to completely dry, so a lot of it didnt germinate. So completely dry, so a lot of it didnt germinate. Completely dry, so a lot of it didnt germinate. Completely dry, so a lot of it didnt terminate. , ,. , didnt germinate. So a big issue for a lot of farmers didnt germinate. So a big issue for a lot of farmers at didnt germinate. So a big issue for a lot of farmers at the didnt germinate. So a big issue for a lot of farmers at the moment i didnt germinate. So a big issue for a lot of farmers at the moment is l a lot of farmers at the moment is not being able to harvest crops . Thtnd not being able to harvest crops . And ritht now it not being able to harvest crops . And right now it is not being able to harvest crops . fich right now it is wet again so nobody can harvest anything. We cant harvest the crops, we cant take off the silage to feed the animals in the silage to feed the animals in the winter. The silage to feed the animals in the winter the silage to feed the animals in the winter. ~ ,. , the winter. Well, fingers crossed. Frank, the winter. Well, fingers crossed. Frank. You the winter. Well, fingers crossed. Frank. You are the winter. Well, fingers crossed. Frank, you are the the winter. Well, fingers crossed. Frank, you are the organiser the winter. Well, fingers crossed. Frank, you are the organiser of. The winter. Well, fingers crossed. | frank, you are the organiser of the show, you are very kindly hosting us today. Thank you very much. The forecast isnt great. You still expecting people to come out . We are extectin expecting people to come out . We are expecting loads expecting people to come out . We are expecting loads of expecting people to come out . We are expecting loads of people expecting people to come out . We are expecting loads of people to expecting people to come out . We are expecting loads of people to come. I expecting loads of people to come. We have expecting loads of people to come. We have got to tracking down, and we have taken we have got to tracking down, and we have taken steps to cover the wet weather, have taken steps to cover the wet weather, so we have got roadways and with contractors for towing things in. With contractors for towing things in so with contractors for towing things in,. , with contractors for towing things in, y. ,. , with contractors for towing things in. So you have potentially got tractors in in. So you have potentially got tractors in the in. So you have potentially got tractors in the car in. So you have potentially got tractors in the car park, in. So you have potentially got i tractors in the car park, because thatis tractors in the car park, because that is the big concern . Me tractors in the car park, because that is the big concern . We have got Stuff On Standby that is the big concern . We have got Stuff On Standby so that is the big concern . We have got Stuff On Standby so that that is the big concern . We have got Stuff On Standby so that if that is the big concern . We have got Stuff On Standby so that if anything i Stuff On Standby so that if anything ets Stuff On Standby so that if anything gets stuck, we can tow them. During setup gets stuck, we can tow them. During setup we gets stuck, we can tow them. During setup we have preserved the ground so it is setup we have preserved the ground so it is actually quite good at the moment, so it is actually quite good at the moment, and people can come and have a good moment, and people can come and have a good day moment, and people can come and have a good dayjust bring your wellies, there a good dayjust bring your wellies, there are a good dayjust bring your wellies, there are lots of covered areas if it does there are lots of covered areas if it does rain there are lots of covered areas if it does rain. We have catered for everything it does rain. We have catered for everything. Did it does rain. We have catered for everything everything. Did you think about cancellin everything. Did you think about cancelling when everything. Did you think about cancelling when you everything. Did you think about cancelling when you saw everything. Did you think about cancelling when you saw the i cancelling when you saw the forecast . Cancelling when you saw the forecast . ,. , � ~ forecast . No, i dont think we ever have any talk forecast . No, i dont think we ever have any talk about forecast . No, i dont think we ever have any talk about counselling. I have any talk about counselling. Clearly have any talk about counselling. Clearly we have any talk about counselling. Clearly we would take steps if there was, but clearly we would take steps if there was, but the ground was good for our build. Was, but the ground was good for our build. And was, but the ground was good for our build, and we didnt feel we needed to take build, and we didnt feel we needed to take that step. To take that step. Well, fingers crossed. To take that step. Well, fingers crossed it to take that step. Well, fingers crossed. It looks to take that step. Well, fingers crossed. It looks like to take that step. Well, fingers crossed. It looks like the i to take that step. Well, fingers i crossed. It looks like the weather is ok so far, so as frank said, fingers crossed it stays that way, and there is a good day out. They are hardy folk in north devon thank you very much indeed. Nothing will stop the show. Do we need to keep the fingers crossed . Heres carol with a look at this mornings weather. Good morning, carol. Good morning, carol. Good morning to you. Today i can tell you straight off as a wet one, especially across Northern Ireland, england and wales, and it is also windy, especially so in southern areas. Low pressure is now crossing us, and as it moves from the west towards the east it is going to drag the rain with it, but you can see from the isobars it is windy, and the strongest winds eventually easing in the south west through the afternoon, but they will only transfer to the south east. We have had all this rain for the course of the night, we have also got some showery rain across scotland, and further showers coming in across the South West Of England and wales. So this band of rain will continue to move north. Wrapped around it we have more Showery Rain Coming into the south west and wales, but the wind will be a feature, particularly in southern areas. We can easily have gusts around 60 mph, the Isles Of Scilly and West Cornwall, and also to the Channel Islands. Those could well cause some disruption for example, with Ferry Crossings Worth checking before you set out. Through the rest of the afternoon, as our low pressure drift eastwards, some heavy, thundery showers pushing east with it, we also have more rain coming in across the North East Of England, accompanied by brisk winds, so here it will feel cool but on either side of those rain bands, we have sunshine and showers. Temperatures ranging from 15 in the north to 22 in the south. Through this evening, the Showery Rain In The South East clears, The Rain Across North East England curves around into other parts of Eastern England, the wind changes direction to have more of a northerly component and here there will be more clout in the north with some showers and it will be a relatively mild night, looking at 12 to about 14 or 15 degrees. Beyond that, the weather does remain unsettled until next thursday, when it is looking more promising. Igrate unsettled until next thursday, when it is looking more promising. We are waitin for it is looking more promising. We are waiting for it it is looking more promising. We are waiting for it we it is looking more promising. We are waiting for it we are it is looking more promising. We are waiting for it we are going it is looking more promising. We are waiting for it we are going to i it is looking more promising. We are waiting for it we are going to get i waiting for it we are going to get even wetter now, carol, we are going to get soaking wet if youve got children at home, then the wet weather might be prompting you to look at indoor activities, to entertain them during the summer holidays. 0ne attractive option could be a trip to the local Swimming Pool but finding one might be more difficult as many of them are facing closure due to rising costs. 0ur reporter Alison Freeman is at a Leisure Centre for us in preston this morning. Morning alison. Good morning. I good morning. Lam not actually good morning. I am not actually in the water, i am over here. Some of the water, i am over here. Some of the early swimmers are up and about, which is great to see. This is one of many Leisure Centres across the country that is really struggling due to those high energy costs at the moment, but they are coming up with innovative ways to try to battle that. Dropping the temperature by the pool for a degree, and reducing their Opening Hours. They are doing everything they can to keep it open, and we will hear more about that in the moment, but first we went to another Swimming Pool which is under the threat of closure, just about 30 miles away, and we asked swimmers how they would feel if they lost their Swimming Pool. Their happy faces say at all. I like doing swimming. It helps with my breathing and it is good for your muscles. , , muscles. Some of these youngsters have been part muscles. Some of these youngsters have been part of muscles. Some of these youngsters have been part of the muscles. Some of these youngsters have been part of the swimming i muscles. Some of these youngsters l have been part of the Swimming Club since they were four years old, but the bull theyd train in is under threat. ~. , the bull theyd train in is under threat. , , threat. We are sad because it seems like it is all threat. We are sad because it seems like it is all going threat. We are sad because it seems like it is all going to threat. We are sad because it seems like it is all going to go. Threat. We are sad because it seems like it is all going to go. My threat. We are sad because it seems like it is all going to go. My only i like it is all going to go. My only sort is like it is all going to go. My only sport is swimming. Like it is all going to go. My only sport is swimming. I like it is all going to go. My only sport is swimming. I was like it is all going to go. My only sport is swimming. I was reallyl sport is swimming. I was really u set sport is swimming. I was really upset because sport is swimming. I was really upset because this sport is swimming. I was really upset because this club sport is swimming. I was really upset because this club is i sport is swimming. I was really upset because this club is a i sport is swimming. I was really i upset because this club is a family. And among those who felt the support of that family are catherine and her mum, who were both injured in the Manchester Arena bombing. When i got out of hospital and even within the hospital, they came and visited me so and gave me support and said that theyd be here for me whenever i needed and whenever id come back. And when i came back, they said that i could take as much time as i needed. And yeah, it was just really helpful mentally and physically. What did that support mean to you from the club . It built my confidence. Just going back at that slower pace just really helped and i think it helped my family as well because it meant i could get back doing something i love. Because myself and catherines dad were also injured, so we were struggling as well. And any extra help we had with supporting catherine was, you know, we were just so grateful for. Ashtons pool is one of three Leisure Centres on tameside, which is set to close. Increasing fuel bills and rising costs among the issues being blamed. You cant basically double the cost of heating your pools and expect i people to pay double i to come through the door. I we realised that there wouldnt be i enough money to continue everything we have as an organisation. The threat to this Swimming Pool is being reflected across the country. Like here in birtley, where the community is planning to take over their pool after Gateshead Council said it could no longer afford to run it. Swim england says almost 400 Swimming Pools have been lost since 2010 and a greater number of those are in deprived areas compared to the more affluent. The government says local authorities are responsible for local pools and its provided £60 million to support Operating Costs and help them improve energy efficiency. Club chairman steve was the first of three generations of his family to be part of the ashton under lyne Swimming Club. But he believes ashtons pool is more than just a place where you learn to swim. This ward is always in one of the top ten of the most deprived areas in the country, and theyve taken it away. So how can people travel . As i said, its notjust the club. You come here during the day and theres pensioners who come for lessons, you know, in the classes and they dance and they sit and have a drink. Its like a community for them. Its just heartbreaking to think why the council just cantjust keep it on. The Swimming Club has been offered session times at another pool, but thats a 20 minute drive away. What would you say to the people whove decided that they might want to shut this pool . Its not fair, because some people might not be able to do it at the new place. Id ask them not to close it i because theres loads of children that love coming here and you cant just take that away from them. I some really strong messages from those children that we spoke to in ashton. Imjoined now those children that we spoke to in ashton. Im joined now by the manager of the pool here, michael. Michael, just tell me. We have heard about a couple of the measures you are taking. What else can you do to make sure your pool survives . There are a number make sure your pool survives . There are a number of make sure your pool survives . There are a number of measures make sure your pool survives . There are a number of measures we make sure your pool survives . There are a number of measures we have i are a number of measures we have taken. The headline things that our general public would recognise, we have reduced the temperatures and we have reduced the temperatures and we have had to take a quite a drastic measure and reduce the Opening Hours as well. We then have a number of measures that people might recognise at home, such as led lighting, Motion Centres in the multiple use areas, and behind the scenes, we have done quite a lot of work in investing in equipment that improves the efficiency of our plant. The key point to make here is we are not just trying to cut our way out of this problem, we have gone out and looked at our programming and how we can get our local Community Back engaged after the pandemic, and we are looking compared to last year, weve improved our programme and rousing another £100,000 here, but we still need some additional support. 50 we still need some additional su. Tort. ,. , we still need some additional suort. ,. , support. So you touch there on the community support. So you touch there on the community. How support. So you touch there on the community. How important support. So you touch there on the community. How important is i support. So you touch there on the community. How important is this| support. So you touch there on the i community. How important is this to your community quite yellow we are in quite a a deprived area within preston, and there really isnt anything else for people around here to access that is comparable. We really dont to access that is comparable. , really dont talk about this, but the Leisure Centre is really a community hub. We have got youth clubs, things, parts of all sections of society who come here and use the centre. ~ ,. , of society who come here and use the centre. , ~ i. ,~ centre. Thank you so much for your sin this centre. Thank you so much for your sign this morning. Centre. Thank you so much for your sign this morning. Lots centre. Thank you so much for your sign this morning. Lots of centre. Thank you so much for your sign this morning. Lots of people i sign this morning. Lots of people use the pool, and we will be chatting to some more of those users later in the programme. Alison, thank you very much indeed. Wasnt it great to hear from those kids, obviously very upset about whats happening. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Im thomas magill. A lack of Rental Properties is being blamed as one of the factors making it more difficult for tenants to find somehere to live here in london. One estate agent says theres almost 50 fewer homes available compared with four years ago and thats driving up prices. Bbc Research Found theres at least 15 requests to view each available property. We saw this flat, we loved it. We put in an asking price offer, which was 1950 a month. We got outbid by an over asking price offer so we ended up having to pay 2150 a month instead of the asking price of 1950. Plans for a major redevelopment of one of the capitals busiest Train Stations in east london has been submitted to the government. The upgrade to Stratford Station will include 2,000 new homes, new retail space and changes to the stations layout. More than 128 million passenger movements were recorded in 2019. A large section of london wall thats the Main Roman Wall around the city is back on display after a0 years of being hidden from view. Its part of a free and permanent exhibition called City Wall At Vine Street which features artefacts from the museum of london. Now, a busker who went viral after a crowd starting doing the conga to a song he was singing at Leicester Square station, has just recorded his first studio album at the world famous abbey road studios. This was the moment that Wilfy Williams� music prompted tourists to spontaneously dance. When this clip went online millions of people viewed it, including a Music Producer, which led to the album. Lets take a look at the tubes now. Theres no service between Stonebridge Park and Harrow Wealdstone on the bakerlook line and no overgound between Willesden Junction and watford junction. Now onto the weather with kat. A rather unsettled day ahead. Showers and longer spells of Rain Falling Heavy at times. Watch out for the thunderstorms. A Weather Warning in force valid until 7pm. This area of pressure will track east. Eventually clearing this evening. Tomorrow, a far more settled day tomorrow, with fewer showers around. The rain could fall heavy. There could be thunderstorms as well. Highs of 19 celsius. The bulk of the showers will clear to the east. Plenty of cloud will build by the end of the night. We will still be left with one or two showers potentially and temperatures will fall away to m. It will still stay breezy. Tomorrow things will settle down and winds will fall lighter. Fewer showers around with sunny spells around. Highs of around 21 celsius. It will turn much cooler as we head into the weekend. Thats it from me more on the bbc news app and on bbc radio london. Ill be back in half an hour. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. Our headlines today. Former us President Donald Trump is criminally charged over his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. The scottish mp Margaret Ferrier, who broke covid Lockdown Rules, loses her seat, triggering a by election. The Fire Brigades Union says it will write to the government over serious concerns about Migrant Barge the bibby stockholm. England can take a breather after their 6 1 win over china. We are going to climb the 200 steps of windsor castle� s round tower as it reopens to the public for the first time after the pandemic. Midi; reopens to the public for the first time after the pandemic. Away from the north of time after the pandemic. Away from the north of scotland time after the pandemic. Away from the north of scotland most time after the pandemic. Away from the north of scotland most of time after the pandemic. Away from the north of scotland most of us the north of scotland most of us will see heavy rain at some stage followed by heavy showers. It will also be windy, especially across eastern and southern coastal counties and areas adjacent generally to the English Channel. All the details later on in the programme. Its wednesday 2nd of august. Former us President Donald Trump has been criminally charged with plotting to overturn his 2020 election defeat. Hes accused of four counts, including Conspiracy To Defraud the us, tampering with a witness and conspiracy against the rights of citizens. Our North America correspondent sean dilley has more. We love trump hes the first president to be charged with a federal crime, but if previous cases are anything to go by, Donald Trumps third indictment is only likely to boost his popularity with republican voters. The charges he faces, though, are serious. The its page indictment accuses the former president of knowingly spreading false claims about Election Fraud to trick and persuade states into helping him overturn the Election Results. The attack on our nations capitol on January The 6th 2021 was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. Its described in the indictment. It was fuelled by lies. Lies by the defendant targeted at obstructing a Bedrock Function of the Us Government, the nations process of collecting, counting and certifying the results of the president ial election. Donald trump responded by posting a Campaign Statement his social on his social Media Network truth social, likening his prosecution to lawless persecution in nazi germany. Shortly after charges were announced, he sent a Campaign E Mailvowing to continue his campaign for the white house. But thursdays hearing here in washington, dc, is all about the crimes mr trump is accused of committing in the two months following the 2020 election. Hes already been charged in two other unrelated cases. He is due to face trial in new york next march over crimes he is alleged to have committed in relation to payments to a former adult film star. In may, he is set to stand trial in florida over claims he unlawfully held on to military and other classified documents. For now, its all a question of time. In other cases, mr trump has tried to delay until after next years elections, but prosecutors in this case say they want the trial to go ahead as soon as possible. Sean dilley, bbc news, in washington. Our North America correspondent, nomia iqbal sent us this report from outside the courthouse in washington dc. The former president , donald trump is due to appear in court behind me on thursday. He has the option of appearing virtually or in person, but is likely to appear in person because he has done for his previous two indictments. Inside court, he will face what is arguably the most serious indictment so far, and probably the most serious indictment that a Department Ofjustice has ever brought against a former president and potentially a future president. He is being accused in his its page indictment of trying to subvert the Election Results of 2020, of trying to overturn democracy. One of the charges includes Conspiracy To Defraud the United States. Now, mr trump has dismissed this indictment, as he has done with the previous two, saying that this is a political witch hunt, this is the Department Ofjustice being weaponized by President Biden in order to stop him from running for the white house, unsubstantiated claims that hes made. But the republican party, by and large, have backed him. They did so with his previous two indictments. And weve also seen that his Approval Ratings tend to go up with republican voters. It is probably going to be the same with this indictment. However, how he does with the rest of the american electorate remains to be seen. Right now, however, he still remains the clear front runner for the republican partys president ial nomination. It is nearly five past seven. Sally has a round up of the rest of the mornings news now. An mp who was suspended for breaking covid Lockdown Rules has lost her seat after a vote by constituents. A by election will now take place after nearly 12,000 people signed a petition to remove Margaret Ferrier from office. 0ur scotland Political Correspondent andrew kerr reports. We can speak now to our scotland correspondent chris clements. It is hugely significant. It was about three years ago by sitting mp Margaret Ferrier, who took the train journey from london to her constituency in rutherglen west. It led to a criminal conviction, being kicked out of the snp and a suspension of 30 days from the House Of Commons. The final punishment is what led to the Recall Petition in rutherglen. There had to be 10 of constituent signing the Recall Petition, around 8000. In the end around 12,000 people signed it, the results yesterday evening. Margaret ferrier has said she does not intend to stand here again as an independent. The tories and lib dems have said they will be fielding candidates here. The alba party is calling for a Pro Independence unity candidate. Really this is seen as a straight fight between the snp and labour. The seat has switched hands between the snp and labour in each of the last three general elections. It is important for the snp. Much as the by elections in england were seen as a tester which is the app is my government and it will be seen as a test for the snp under humza yousaf. For labour, if it does have designs on puncturing the dominance of the snp currently has over the Political Landscape in scotland, if it has designs on winning their next general election, it will be important as a seat to win. Constituent should expect a feisty contest. ~ constituent should expect a feisty contest. , ~ ,. ,. The first Asylum Seekers are now unlikely to move to an Accommodation Barge in dorset till next week. The home office says the delay is because Working Practices for port staff havent been signed off yet. It comes as the fire brigades� union says it intends to write to the government after its members raised serious concerns. Werejoined now by our senior Political Correspondent, nick eardley. When might it happen and what is the problem . When might it happen and what is the roblem . ,. , problem . Definitely not until next week. We were problem . Definitely not until next week. We were chatting problem . Definitely not until next week. We were chatting on problem . Definitely not until next i week. We were chatting on breakfast yesterday about how there were still some final checks to be done. The government was still hoping it might be able to make the barge operational today. What happened yesterday was those checks were done, some final checks were done. The Health And Safety Executive came back and said we want some final checks to be done on the Staff Arrangements for the port itself. Chatting to people in government, they are adamant there are no fire safety issues. That is the one thatis safety issues. That is the one that is one of the things that have been flagged by opponents of the barge. Government insiders say it is not the case. The Fire Brigades Union says its members are really worried about the conditions on the barge. They want to write to the home office to express some of the concerns about the conditions on the barge. You can see itjust now. It has all been done up. One of the concerns in particular the fpu has is that the capacity on board has been almost doubled. It had been expected ever be one person in every room. The government has promised there will be two people in the room, effectively doubling the capacity. It will not happen until next week at the earliest. Not for the first time we are here talking about how one of the governments big ideas to try and get people of hotels, bring the bill down for accommodation for migrants and Asylum Seekers. Not for the first time we are chatting about those hands been plans been very hard to get off the ground in the first place. Pop star lizzo is being sued by three of her former dancers, over claims including Sexual Harassment and a hostile work environment. The singer, who is known for celebrating her body and self love, is also accused of weight shaming while on tour. Lizzo has been approached for comment. Strictly come dancing judge Anton Du Beke has revealed he was stabbed by his father as a child. The 57 year old said his father stabbed him in the leg and stomach during a Boxing Day Altercation at his family home in kent. He then spent three days in hospital. Cold calling to offer Financial Services or products could be banned under new government plans outlined today. The home office says it wants to clamp down on scams, which cost the economy £750 million in the last year. More support for victims of fraud will also be announced in the proposals. Crews are still working to tackle a huge wildfire near the us canada border. Hundreds of homes have been evacuated, and many more have told to be ready to leave at any moment. Our North America correspondent, nada tawfik, sent us the latest. The Eagle Bluff Wildfire is still raging extremely close to the edge of the town of osoyoos. Now, things have eased considerably since saturday when that initial scare, when the blaze came through from the United States and spread incredibly quickly. But, nevertheless, authorities are still classifying this fire as out of control. Theyve had water bomber planes, helicopters in the sky, going back and forth all day to the lake of osoyoos to try to bring this under control. Theyve also had over 50 firefighters fighting the blazes, but still, this is posing a threat here. They say officials that it is still something that is evolving a situation that is evolving. Theyre keeping a very close eye on the Wind Direction here on the dry, hot temperatures, seeing how that could affect the course of this fire. Now, canada has had a record year of wildfires with more than 30 million acres of land burnt so far. This, of course, is extremely concerning here because of its proximity to the town. There are dozens of Properties Still under Evacuation Orders and hundreds of others have been told to be ready to evacuate immediately if they need to. Residents described on saturday how they were told with very little notice that they didnt have time to pack, that they had to get out of town. And so that is really the concern here about what this fire will do in the coming days. It is still very much early, a portion of this, its only been a few days in. But for people here, they say its already felt like weeks. Stargazers were in for a treat last night as the Sturgeon Moon Rose in the south east from just over 222,000 miles away, culminating in a rare super moon. The super moon phenomenon takes place when a full moon is near its closest point to earth, one of two we will see this month. That makes it really unusual. Stargazers around the world had a lovely view but here in the uk not quite the clear skies. I didnt look for it. I was hoping to see and bring in a little photo for everybody. A little bit cloudy here. How can tell us about the weather. You need to get a chamois on that window you are not wronu chamois on that window you are not wrong one chamois on that window you are not wrong one of chamois on that window you are not wrong one of our chamois on that window you are not wrong one of our weather chamois on that window you are not wrong one of our weather watchers | wrong one of our weather watchers in lincolnshire sent in this picture. Many starting the day like this was that this band of rain across Northern Ireland bidding out of wales and across england. Behind it there are showers. Ahead of its showery rain across parts of scotland. You can see where we have the cloud. Through the day the rain pushes north and east. Some heavy showers across the south. In the southin showers across the south. In the south in particular we are looking at strong winds and unseasonably strong winds, gales through the English Channel. The gales pushed north east. It pulls out of Northern Ireland only to be replaced by showers. Still some showery rain across the far north of scotland. As we move up towards skegness and sutherland, the less of a chance of a shower. Through this afternoon we hang on to The Rain Across North East England. It will be exacerbated by the wind. Heavy showers coming into the south west will transfer over towards the south east. In doing so the wind were either touch in the south west but it will strengthen in the south east. Temperatures today 15 to 22. Heading on to this evening and overnight rain does clear. The rain in North East England sinks south and pearls around. The wind changes direction. It will feel Cool Dragging in cloud and showers. Tomorrow that is the full cast. One of sunshine and showers and a brisk, cool of sunshine and showers and a brisk, cool, not all north westerly wind. North, north westerly wind. Were joined now by british sign Language Interpreter russ andrews wholl be signing our next item about hearing impaired children. There are more than 50,000 deaf children living in the uk, and 90 of those are born to Hearing Parents with little or no experience of deafness. One family are now calling for better access to free British Sign Language classes, after struggling to communicate with their two deaf children. Our reporter katie martin has been to meet them. Its the battle that people often dont have the time or the resources to fight. Im yasmin. Im here at home with my family. Ive got my husband, sam, and my two children, obi and iris. Me and sam, were both hearing, and the two children are both deaf. Obi was born profoundly deaf, so he was quite a straightforward candidate for cochlear implants, whereas iris was born moderate, severely deaf. She was the next measurable point, down from being accepted in the criteria. Her hearing has deteriorated, which has got her over that line, so she can get some access to sound, hopefully, with cochlear implants. Helicopter. Helicopter it was so hard. We didnt we didnt know anything about deaf people. We didnt know anything about the deaf community. There are no deaf schools or deaf units in dorset. Theres not as many deaf children in this area. And that meant there was no ready made bsl classes down the road. And the waiting list for the one that was in our local college was, you know, we were going to have to wait nine months to get on the course and we needed something then and there. The cost of learning bsl is a barrier for many families with a deaf child and they often look to charities to cover the cost. Theres no funding, you know, you dontjust get, heres some funding for you to learn a language that your child needs. You have to push and fight and source that funding from every avenue possible. It was only really when we had our second child, iris, that was deaf that things started to fall into place. What is that one . Weve now got some funding from the Dorset Deaf Children Society to have more sign language tuition for the family as well, especially now obi and iris are getting older. They need full on sentences. They dontjust need the odd word that you can pick up on youtube videos. They need language. They need. Like a Hearing Child would have english, they need bsl input. Yasmine applied for a grant from the birkdale trust, but the funding only covers one parent for one child to learn level 1 bsl, its not ongoing. Level1 is £500 ish, give or take. It increases by about £100, £150 each level. And from what ive looked at, i think were going to have to go to at least level 3 to be able to communicate effectively. So its important for obi that he does have access to spoken language. Its even more important for iris, given that its her only language. At nighttime they dont wear their ears. When theyre poorly, they dont wear their ears, when theyre tired, they dont wear their ears. So, you know, you need to be able to have that communication. And iris is getting to an age where she wants to walk around. But you cant, you know, say, iris, this way she cant hear you. Despite the challenges they face every day, yasmine and sam are unwavering in their commitment to giving obi and iris as many Communication Skills as they can to equip them for the hearing world. Katie martin, bbc news. Were nowjoined by dr robert adam, chair of the British Deaf Association. Robert is deaf and will be communicating with us in British Sign Language through our interpreter russ. Good morning to you, robert, thank you for coming in. You for coming in. Good morning, thank ou you for coming in. Good morning, thank you for you for coming in. Good morning, thank you for having you for coming in. Good morning, thank you for having me. You for coming in. Good morning, thank you for having me. We you for coming in. Good morning, thank you for having me. We saw| you for coming in. Good morning, thank you for having me. We saw one famil s thank you for having me. We saw one familys story thank you for having me. We saw one familys story from thank you for having me. We saw one familys story from dorsett, thank you for having me. We saw one familys story from dorsett, how thank you for having me. We saw one familys story from dorsett, how big l familys story from dorsett, how big a problem as it nationally . Yes. Familys story from dorsett, how big a problem as it nationally . A problem as it nationally . Yes, the british deaf a problem as it nationally . Yes, the British Deaf Association a problem as it nationally . Yes, the British Deaf Association is a problem as it nationally . Yes, the British Deaf Association is really British Deaf Association is really concerned about deaf children and how they learn sign language and their parents. There are not enough resources, not enough funding. We feel we should be working with local organisations and parents working with them as well and the government to ensure they have access to bsl. The problem we have is it is a disparity in services across the whole of the uk, every area is different. Whole of the uk, every area is different whole of the uk, every area is different. ,. ,. , different. Why is that . Why does it deend different. Why is that . Why does it de end so different. Why is that . Why does it depend so much different. Why is that . Why does it depend so much and different. Why is that . Why does it depend so much and where different. Why is that . Why does it depend so much and where you different. Why is that . Why does it | depend so much and where you live what services you can get access to . It is how people decide on local budgets. You know, if you look at the standards of bsl as well over the standards of bsl as well over the years, there have been different standards. Back in the 19905 we looked at improving education for deaf people. If we look at today, language is still not seen as a priority for those deaf children across the whole of the uk. A lot of research actually shows that language itself has an impact on peoples education, their well being, their communication and it is still not delivered at the right level. It is still not delivered at the right level it is still not delivered at the riaht level. , �. ,. , right level. Here on breakfast, we have gathered right level. Here on breakfast, we have gathered some right level. Here on breakfast, we have gathered some changes right level. Here on breakfast, we have gathered some changes recently including a potential gcse in British Sign Language. Is there any sign of progress, changing attitudes, improvement . At} sign of progress, changing attitudes, improvement . Of course, es. Attitudes, improvement . Of course, yes people attitudes, improvement . Of course, yes. People learning attitudes, improvement . Of course, yes. People learning bsl, attitudes, improvement . Of course, yes. People learning bsl, it attitudes, improvement . Of course, yes. People learning bsl, it is yes. People learning bsl, it is betterfor yes. People learning bsl, it is better for everybody, yes. People learning bsl, it is betterfor everybody, it yes. People learning bsl, it is better for everybody, it is a Good Opportunity for children who are deaf, who are hearing as well to learn it in school. When they learned the language and got into the community, they wanted to be able to have those conversations. We welcome the gcse. That is the first step. Welcome the gcse. That is the first ste. ~ ,. , welcome the gcse. That is the first ste. ,. , step. When parents perhaps start to learn bsl, step. When parents perhaps start to learn bsl. How step. When parents perhaps start to learn bsl, how challenging step. When parents perhaps start to learn bsl, how challenging a step. When parents perhaps start to learn bsl, how challenging a time i step. When parents perhaps start toj learn bsl, how challenging a time is it for them . What they are trying to do is something so fundamental and communicating with their child. Communicating with their child. As in communicating with their child. as in communicating. Learning bsl is like learning any other language. Meet people who are communicating in that language, meeting deaf people, putting timing and practice. The more people who use the language, the more fluent you become. Families, families can learn sign language together. 50, yes, there is also a scheme where they can learn. Something like sitting at the dinner table. You can all have that conversation. What happens is a lot of deaf children are quite isolated at the dinner table, not communicating with families. Important to learn those Communication Skills within the family environment. We Communication Skills within the family environment. Communication skills within the family environment. We can see in the film how family environment. We can see in the film how yasmin, family environment. We can see in the film how yasmin, sam family environment. We can see in the film how yasmin, sam and family environment. We can see in the film how yasmin, sam and thej the film how yasmin, sam and the kids were having lots of fun together, they were enjoying life. Most definitely. Like i said, communication across the family, everyone communicating with each other is really good, good, balanced family life. 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More awareness to bsl and how it is used within the community, working with local organisations, death organisations and more resources as well making sure there are people who are there deaf organisations. You cannotjust learn from me deaf person. Parents, deaf organisations where local authorities. People who are writing policy, policy makers, they need to be part of this campaign as well. They need to be part of this campaign as well. Thank you very much indeed campaign as well. Thank you very much indeed for campaign as well. Thank you very much indeed for coming campaign as well. Thank you very much indeed for coming in campaign as well. Thank you very much indeed for coming in and i much indeed for coming in and speaking to us here on bbc breakfast. Thank you as well for coming in and helping. Six years ago, former paratrooper chris lewis set off to walk the entire 19,000 miles around the british coastline, withjust £10 in his pocket. Well, hes finally finished his mammoth journey and has come back with more than he bargained for. As well as raising half a Million Pounds for the armed forces hes returned home with a fiancee, a 15 month old son and a pet dog called jet. Our reporter lucy vladev went to meet him. Come rain or shine, one man has been walking and walking and walking. How are we . So we are in our first bothy on the north coast. Not a bad spot at all. Its really cold, we keep having these snow showers come in. Ready for it . Six years and thousands of miles later, chris lewis is now back at rhossili beach, where the adventure all started. The point that were just walking up to now was the very point that i stood the day that i decided to walk the uk coastline. So yeah, its a very meaningful place to me. It was the day that my whole life started to change. Setting off in 2017, he headed north, covered Northern Ireland and in may 2018 adopted his dog jet, while on the west coast of scotland during the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020, he was given the keys to the only house at this place on the shetland islands, and after meeting his girlfriend kate on the 25th Of August that year, they continued on together, spending the second lockdown in a tent in the woods. Their son, magnus, was born on the 1st of may last year, and on the 5th ofjuly this year they finally crossed the Severn Bridge back into wales. Whats the most surprising moment been that someone would fall in love whats the most surprising moment been . That someone would fall in love with me. It hasnt really sunk in yet, if that makes sense. Six years is a long time, and i think more than anything its become a lifestyle rather than just an adventure, if that makes sense. I think for me probably the most surprising moment was feeling so confident about giving up everything that i spent ten years working for in my life tojoining this walk on such an impulse. You know, id only met chris twice when ijust gave up everything tojoin him. So that was the first one, i think. And then the second one was obviously finding out that i was going to become a mum. And i suppose the question here is what have you learned from this trip . But perhaps the better question is whats the experience that you would like everybody to be able to feel . Yeah, i mean, listen, its like anything, not just this adventure, anything in life. Youre going to have your highs and lows. The problem that i had before was i wasnt dealing with those properly, but now i see an obstacle very differently to what i see it now, whether it be snapping my ankle, pulling out my teeth or anything like this, which i had to do. For me, it was a way of learning about myself, how i reacted in those situations. So everything is a learning curve if you let it be, you know, just dont let it get you down and learn from it and move forward. Thats the key. And what now . Have a bath. And so after six years away, it may be the same view, but in a much happier setting. The dog is exhausted that was lucy vladev reporting there. Well be joined by chris, his fiancee kate and their dog jet at ten to nine this morning. He has certain demands. We will try to meet those demands and see him later. Hopefully that bath has happened. Coming up later in the programme. If youre after a birds eye view of one of the most famous royal residences in history then youre in luck. Windsor castles iconic round tower opens to visitors for the First Time Since lockdown tomorrow. Well have all the details just after 7. 30 this morning. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Im thomas magill. A lack of Rental Properties is being blamed as one of the factors making it more difficult for tenants to find somehere to live here in london. One estate agent says theres almost 50 fewer homes available compared with four years ago and thats driving up prices. Bbc Research Found theres at least 15 requests to view each available property. We saw this flat, we loved it. We put in an asking price offer, which was 1,950 a month. We got outbid by an over asking price offer so we ended up having to pay 2,150 a month instead of the asking price of 1950. Plans for a major redevelopment of one of the capitals busiest Train Stations in east london has been submitted to the government. The upgrade to Stratford Station will include 2,000 new homes new retail space and a changes to the stations layout. More than 128 million passenger movements were recorded in 2019. A large section of london wall thats the Main Roman Wall around the city is back on display after a0 years of being hidden from view. Its part of a free and permanent exhibition called City Wall At Vine Street which features artefacts from the museum of london. Now, a busker who went viral after a crowd starting doing the conga as he sang at Leicester Square station, has just recorded his first studio album at the world famous abbey road studios. This was the moment that Wilfy Williams� music prompted tourists to spontaneously dance. When this clip went online, millions of people viewed it, including a Music Producer which led to the album. Let� s take a look at the tubes now there� s no service between Stonebridge Park and Harrow Wealdstone on the bakerloo line and no overgound between Willesden Junction and watford junction. Now onto the weather with kat. A rather unsettled day ahead. Showers and longer spells of Rain Falling Heavy at times. Watch out for the thunderstorms. A Weather Warning in force valid until 7pm. This area of pressure will track east. Eventually clearing this evening. Tomorrow, a far more settled day tomorrow, with fewer showers around. The rain could fall heavy. There could be thunderstorms as well. Highs of 19 celsius. The bulk of the showers will clear to the east. Plenty of cloud will build by the end of the night. We will still be left with one or two showers potentially and temperatures will fall away to 1a. It will still stay breezy. Tomorrow things will settle down and winds will fall lighter. Fewer showers around with sunny spells around. Highs of around 21 celsius. It will turn much cooler as we head into the weekend. That� s it from me more on the bbc news app and on bbc radio london. I� ll be back in half an hour but in the meantime lets cross back to sally and jon. Hello. This is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. A by election will now take place in the scottish constituency of rutherglen and Hamilton West after nearly 12,000 people signed a petition to remove Margaret Ferrier from office for breaking Lockdown Rules. Campaigning has already began in the constituency, and we� rejoined now snp mp, david linden. Good morning to you. Thank you for joining us. The snp really need to win this one, don� t they . fine joining us. The snp really need to win this one, dont they . Joining us. The snp really need to win this one, dont they . One of the thins that win this one, dont they . One of the things that we win this one, dont they . One of the things that we know win this one, dont they . One of the things that we know as win this one, dont they . One of the things that we know as a win this one, dont they . One of the things that we know as a result win this one, dont they . One of the things that we know as a result of i things that we know as a result of going round the doors in rutherglen and Hamilton West is that the cost of living crisis is very hard for families, especially those coming off a fixed rate mortgages, seeing that ever increasing spending on shopping, and the reality is that the snp is the only Party Offering change at this by election with independence, the labour party and the conservative party appeared to have similar policies, like the two child policy. Have similar policies, like the two child policy child policy. Labour this morning talked about child policy. Labour this morning talked about margaret child policy. Labour this morning talked about Margaret Ferriers i talked about Margaret Ferrier� s breaking of the rules on the Ongoing Police investigation into snp finances. How worried are you about that backdrop to your chances . Meee that backdrop to your chances . Weve been out on that backdrop to your chances . Weve been out on the that backdrop to your chances . Weve been out on the doorsteps that backdrop to your chances . Weve been out on the doorsteps of been out on the doorsteps of rutherglen and Hamilton West, and the main thing people want to talk about is that cost of living crisis. That is the immediate priority in front of them. Many of those have mortgage renewal letters coming through the door and are panicking about holding onto their house. Many who go to the supermarket are facing the ridiculous spectacle of butter being security tag for fear of shoplifting. Those are the priorities and concerns of the people of rutherglen and Hamilton West and that is what the snp is laser focused on with its excellent candidate katie loudon who is the only candidate who brings the opportunity for change with independence. If opportunity for change with independence. Opportunity for change with independence. Opportunity for change with inde endence. ,. ,. , independence. If you are right and that is what independence. If you are right and that is what people independence. If you are right and that is what people are independence. If you are right and that is what people are really that is what people are really worried about, how damaging would it be to humza yousaf, the new leader, if people in the constituency choose a labour mp instead . if people in the constituency choose a labour mp instead . A labour mp instead . I dont think the will, a labour mp instead . I dont think they will, because a labour mp instead . I dont think they will, because they a labour mp instead . I dont think they will, because they know a labour mp instead . I dont think they will, because they know that| they will, because they know that they will, because they know that the pro Brexit Labour Party led by keir starmer is also pro bedroom tax and pro two child policy, so i think if labour want to stand for change, they will have to change a lot of they will have to change a lot of the policies that are remarkably can similar to the conservative party. The snp is focused on this by election on the cost of living crisis, and making the case for change which can only come with independence, and i� m confident that that message will be received well in rutherglen and Hamilton West. First minister humza yousaf has visited a number of times already, and am looking forward to welcoming him to the constituency again this morning. He is very much leading from the front with the snp on this campaign. The from the front with the snp on this cam airn. ,. From the front with the snp on this camaiun. , campaign. The fact that he has been so often already campaign. The fact that he has been so often already and campaign. The fact that he has been so often already and is campaign. The fact that he has been so often already and is there campaign. The fact that he has been so often already and is there again. So often already and is there again this morning just shows how important it is to his personal situation, doesn� t it, because if he loses, as i said, it does dent his reputation as he tries to establish himself in taking over from reputation as he tries to establish himself in taking overfrom nicola sturgeon. I himself in taking over from nicola sturreon. ~. , himself in taking over from nicola sturreon. ~. ,. ,. , sturgeon. I think he has already established sturgeon. I think he has already established himself sturgeon. I think he has already established himself very sturgeon. I think he has already established himself very well. L sturgeon. I think he has already i established himself very well. One of his first act as first minister was to dribble the fuel insecurity fund, that was in recognition of the cost of living crisis that is biting so hard for households right across these islands at the moment. And he is absolutely focused on getting on with the dayjob, making sure that they deliver good Public Services for people in scotland but also taking the fight to labour and the tories on their support for austerity like policies. And tories on their support for austerity like policies. And in terms of when austerity like policies. And in terms of when the austerity like policies. And in terms of when the election austerity like policies. And in terms of when the election is| austerity like policies. And in terms of when the election is going to be, we� re hearing october. Is that what you� re expecting . The to be, were hearing october. Is that what youre expecting . The snp chief whi that what youre expecting . The snp chief whip will that what youre expecting . The snp chief whip will move that what youre expecting . The snp chief whip will move the that what youre expecting . The snp chief whip will move the motion that what youre expecting . The snp chief whip will move the motion that it will be the first week back when parliament returns, and that is what we intend to do, because voters in rutherglen and Hamilton West have an mp deserve an mp who will stand up mp deserve an mp who will stand up for them and be credible on issues like the cost of living crisis, and that is exactly what our fantastic candidate will do. It crisis, and that is exactly what our fantastic candidate will do. Fantastic candidate will do. It will be a lona fantastic candidate will do. It will be a long campaign. Fantastic candidate will do. It will be a long campaign. David fantastic candidate will do. It will be a long campaign. David lyndon, thank you very much forjoining us from glasgow. It is 7. 34. From glasgow. It is 7. 311. Chetan is here with a look back at an incredible day for england yesterday. It incredible day for england yesterday incredible day for england esterda. ,. , yesterday. It was incredible yesterday. Yesterday. It was incredible yesterday, thanks yesterday. It was incredible yesterday, thanks to yesterday. It was incredible | yesterday, thanks to lauren yesterday. It was incredible yesterday, thanks to lauren james. Yesterday, thanks to laurenjames. She didn� t want to be known any more as reece james� s systur, he of course plays for chelsea,. She missed out last summer because she was injured, and she has now delivered two cracking goals against china, and england are top of their group with head coach Sarina Wiegman saying that the squad are enjoying themselves now, making the last 16, and here she is, laurenjames, the start of the show it is fair to say, and what a volley that is, 6 1 it finished. The lioness is progressing as group winners. They could have played the host australia in the next round, but instead for Sarina Wiegman� s side it will be the runners up, nigeria. African countries are again a different style of play. So, yeah, the analysis is ready, i think, or almost ready. Then we talk about it and we make our plan. Not playing australia, you know, we approach it like this. Whoever is in front of us, we want to win a game. Predicting as we have already seen in this tournament, it is not good to do because you never know what happens. So, 50, england nigeria will be on Monday Morning, coverage on bbc one from eight o� clock. Sadio mane has become the latest player to join the exodus from europe to saudi arabia afterjust one season with the bundesliga champions bayern munich. Mane willjoin the Saudi Pro League club al nassr, teaming up with cristiano ronaldo. Financial details haven� t been released but the saudi club are thought to paying over 40 million for mane who� s 31 and had two years left on his bayern contract. Mane� s former Team Liverpool have already sold two players, henderson and fabinho, to clubs in the Saudi Pro League. Four of the top saudi clubs were taken over by the country� s Public Investment fund injune and have been spending big since. Liverpool bossjurgen klopp has concerns too that the saudi transfer window is open until later in september, compared to europe. The wordst thing is that the transfer window in saudi arabia, it is not helpful, and there must be a way for fifa to find a solution for that. But in the end, i don� t know in this moment what will happen. It is already influential for us, for sure, but we have got to learn to deal with it. At the Netball World Cup, england to the semifinals in south africa. They� ve made it five wins from five after beatring fiji 89 28 to qualify for the last four. They� ll now play the number one ranked side in the world australia who� ve also got a 100 record at the tournament in their final pool match tomorrow. That is a challenge the captain is relishing. It� s been good. Today was another kind of different challenge. I think every day has been a completely different style of play, so we� ve had to adapt quickly, like all the teams have had to do. And, yeah, now i think we have australia next after a rest day. So world number one, a hard challenge ahead, which we are looking forward to. Scotland can finish no higher than ninth at the tournament after they were beaten 55 47 by tonga. A fourth defeat in a row then for tamsin greenway� s side, Who Sit Second Bottom of pool f. The scots came within four points of tonga in the Fourth Quarter before their late fightback ran out of stea m. They next play bottom side fiji tomorrow. And wales will be looking to bounce back after their defeat to the world cup holders new zealand. They take on uganda, from ten this morning and you can watch that on bbc iplayer. After all the drama of the ashes there� s another cricket tournament under way and that� s this year� s hundred with a mixed day of results for the trent rockets. The men� s team, who are the defending champions, got off to a winning start against southern brave. They set a target of 134 but the brave fell six runs short of their target, all gone for 127. But in the opening game of the women� s competition, it was southern brave who beat trent rockets by 27 runs. Chasing 157 to win, rockets made just 130 for seven from their 100 deliveries. There was plenty of british medal success again on day two of the para swimming World Championships in manchester. There were two golds alice tai here won the first in the women� s 100m backstroke 58 event, whilst Rebecca Redfern won gold in the 100m breaststroke final. She had her right leg amputated below the knee but says she is feeling good and looking forward to next year� s paralympics. The last two seasons have just been Like Operation after operation. This has really put me in a place now where i felt great at 75, i was really pleased with my last 25 but it really hurt. That� s where i� m going to get fitter, get stuff with my strength sorted, like technical bits. I� m really happy with how i did here. Didn� t have a clue, had zero expectations. But taking it into paris, like amazing. I� m so excited. Brilliant, and also a silver medal for stephen clegg. Jon. Chetan, thank you. Let� s take you out at windsor castle. This is an iconic landmark, instantly recognisable to people from all over the world. We are of course talking about windsor castle. From tomorrow, visitors will get the chance for a rare birds eye view of the famous royal residence, as the castle� s round tower opens to the public for the First Time Since lockdown if you� re willing to climb the 200 steps to the top. If you don� t fancy that, don� t worry. Our royal correspondent, daniela relph, has been for a sneak peek. Within the grounds of windsor castle, the round tower looms large, dating back to 1170. It� s had some upgrades over the years, but had to close during the covid lockdown. Now the doors are open again for those of us who can face the 200 steps to the very top. Much of what you see inside hasn� t been touched in centuries. The wooden roof has been here since the 14005, and you� ll get up close to the sebastopol bell. Installed during the reign of queen victoria, it� s only ever rung following the death of the monarch. As you emerge on to the lower parapet, you� re around halfway up. You� ll get a chance to pause and take in the signs of the fortress that this tower once was. It� s at this point on the climb up that visitors are told to put their phones and their cameras away. Photos are banned because beyond the castle walls, are the royal family� s private apartments. There are now 100 steps to go up the narrower spiral staircase. If you� re nervous of heights, maybe don� t look down. As we head to the highest point, the top of the tower, 65 metres up. On a clear day, the views are spectacular. The expanse of the long walk through Windsor Great Park is more impressive from up here. And as you do the circuit around the rooftop, you can also peer down into the grounds of the castle itself. Here, the lower ward around st george� s chapel. And take a look around the corner, you� ll see the river thames as well as eton. Tell us, do you need a head for heights to do this particular tour . It does help if you have a head for heights. However, i don� t have a great head for heights, but people, when they get up here are so wowed by what you can see, you actually forget about it. We don� t call it conquer the tower for nothing. There is so much detail to take in. You can look through the arrow slits put in to enhance the castle defences, and even look down through what were called the murder holes, designed to target any enemy below. These views are about offering visitors Something Different a chance to see a part of the castle that isn� t open to the public for most of the year with a unique perspective over windsor. And if you time your climb just right, you� ll find yourself with a special look at the changing of the guard. This is a tour which gives you a bird� s eye view of british history. Daniela relph, bbc news, the round tower, windsor. Isn� t that amazing . Just when you think you� ve seen it all. It looks so familiar. That you need really good weather if you want to climb up that tower. How the visibility . Here� s carol with a look at this morning� s weather. Visibility is not brilliant, i have to say, because we have got a lot of cloud and some heavy rain which is likely to turn thundery a bit later. The met office has a Weather Warning out for that, but it is notjust rain, we have also got gust of wind, it is unseasonably windy. You can see the needles on the isle of wight, 56 mph, the mumbles in wales, 49. This area of low pressure which is across us is pushing from the west to the east. It is dragging the rain with it in doing so, the strongest winds we have at the moment will transfer over towards the south east through the course of the south east through the course of the day. You can see all this rain pushing north eastwards, again you can see showery rain in scotland, and more coming in across the south west. So it is a messy picture today, and i will try and simplify it. Here is the centre of the low pressure, and everything is wrapped around it, the wind and also the rain. Gusts with exposure in the Isles Of Scilly, across common and also the Channel Islands, up to 60 mph today, but generally we are looking at 40 55. That might well put some disruption if you are planning a ferry crossing today, so do check before you set out. The rain is wrapped around the area of low pressure, will continue to drift eastwards through the course of the day, some of that will be heavy and thundery, further rain coming in across the North East Of England, and we are looking at strong winds, so again it is going to feel cool. But on either side of all of that, there will be some brightness developing and a few showers. Temperatures today at 15 in the north to about 22 in the far south east. Through this evening and overnight, the first batch of rain clears the south east, veering round the low pressure in the North East Of England, pulling away as we go through the course of the night, and then the wind changes tomorrow to a northerly direction. That will put in more cloud and also some showers. There will be some clear skies, temperatures tonight 12 14. That takes us into tomorrow, so there goes today� s low pressure, and if you look at the i suppose you can see it will be another blustery day, the wind coming from the north for the wind coming from the north for the north west, so that it does mean that it the north west, so that it does mean thatitis the north west, so that it does mean that it is going to feel cool. So it is a mixture of sunshine, bright spells, areas of cloud and also some showers. Showers coming in on the wind, and some of those in central and Western Areas could be heavy, you might even hear the odd rumble of thunder here and there. Temperature tomorrow ranging from 15 in the north to 21 in the south. Then on friday we see a bit more of the same, still going to be a blustery wind, there will still be areas of cloud, we will see glimmers of sunshine, but some showers across central and eastern areas, and some of the showers in the east could be heavy and thundery. Temperatures on friday, 13 in the north to about 19 in the south. And then as we head into the weekend, the outlook remains unsubtle, we could well see a period of rain crossing us on saturday and it is back to sunshine and showers on sunday. It remains unsettled until thursday next week, when it looks like High Pressure will move in. We have not seen that for quite awhile. So summer back next week, yes . It is on thursday at the moment. Carol, thank you very much. Now, laura nuttal campaigned tirelessly to raise the signs and symptoms of brain cancer in young people. 24 year old paediatric nurse claudio who was also diagnosed with a brain tumour last year says that the campaigning by laura saved her own life. Caroline turner has been to meet her. This is Claudia Laird early last year, diagnosed with a brain tumour and needing emergency surgery. Good morning, faith. Good morning. You ok . Yeah, you . How you feeling today . And this is claudia now, having just qualified as a nurse working on a children� s cancer ward. Are you in any pain at all . No, im 0k today, thank you. Good. When i was in hospital the first time, i remember coming out and thinking, this is why i want to be a nurse, because i now want to give back and give that care to young people and and do whatever i can really to help people. When claudia came to me and said, im going through the same kind i of thing, i said, that will be wonderful for faith to see, i because sometimes its scary, isnt it, in your situation . Yeah. You dont know whats coming next, you dont know what the future holds. And to see claudia, its inspirational, isnt it, l that shes continued to nurse training, shes continued to be positive. | and i think thats thats amazing | for ourjourney to strive towards, to be like claudia. When i told faith, she said, oh, l thatll be nice to talk to her. L yeah. I think it shows a bit of positivity. Someone who� s suffered and going through it herself, and look at her smile. You know, you don� t see it behind the mask, like, but you can see the eyes grinning away. And i think it� s a big help, or it has been faith. This is laura nuttall, who died in may from an aggressive brain tumour. Her tireless campaigning to raise awareness of symptoms is something claudia and her mum will be forever thankful for. Hello it� s lovely to see you again. The last time they met laura nuttall� s mum was just weeks before claudia became ill. Hello, beautiful girl. How are you doing . I� m all right, thank you so much. You look beautiful. Thank you, so do you. I met you all, met your parents and your husband and laura and yourself. And it was a really nice evening. And you gave me the card, and i took it home like you do. I didn� t throw it in the bin. I put it in my bedroom drawer. So what symptoms did you have . She were trying to do a nursing essay and she said she couldn� t see the screen. The letters were all blurry. And i remember we still had the Christmas Tree up, and i remember herstanding up and walking from the set to the kitchen and it were like she were on a boat. So what do you think would have happened if it had been another two or three weeks before youd have been seen . Before you had a scan . Claudia said she wouldn� t be here because the tumour was so big. Having the card and meeting yourselves, meeting laura, having the awareness and you giving me the card. And i did look at it, and i do work at hospice. I do know about brain tumours, i do, i have patients. And having that knowledge did save claudia� s life. Wow. Shed be so delighted to know that she was able to help in some way. I mean, she sent out thousands of these cards. We took them to doctors surgeries, dentists, primary schools, high schools. We put them everywhere because we just felt that we need too many people that had tried really hard to get a diagnosis and had to fight for it. And she was really, really keen to make sure that people had the confidence to go in and go, no, ive got this here, and i know that thats not right and i know my child. So that would mean the world to her to know that. There� s a big stigma around it not being for young people, really. I think when you think of brain tumours, you don� t really think of fit, Healthy People like myself, which is why it was so hard to get the diagnosis in the first place. And if i can do anything, ijust want to help other people get that diagnosis. Despite needing further surgery herself, claudia hopes to help many more patients in the future. Caroline turner, bbc news. Well done, claudia. And laura� s amazing legacy continues. Now, we have a friend with us on the sofa. Dr nighat arif is a familiar face to our regular breakfast viewers often joining us to offer help and advice on a wide range of medical issues. A very wide range of issues. I dont know about a very wide range of issues. I dont know about wise, a very wide range of issues. I dont know about wise, but a very wide range of issues. I dont know about wise, but definitely a very wide range of issues. I dont know about wise, but definitely a l know about wise, but definitely a wide range of issues one of her specialisms is women� s health and she� s now written a book covering everything from puberty to the menopause. You have written it all down. And lovely pictures you have written it all down. And lovely pictures by you have written it all down. fific lovely pictures by this illustrator called lily. The book is called the knowledge, your guide to female health. It is written in a very layperson form, so a 14 or 15 year old can pick up this book and learn about puberty and the changes that happen there, and then all the way to menopause. So it is literally a book that her daughter could read, a mother could read and a grandmother, all in the same household, the same three generations, and have those conversations about women� s health which are still taboo. Previously teenage girls could probably find something they had been given that they could read, older women might be given something, but actually, hopefully forwomen something, but actually, hopefully for women it is a journey that we will all go on, go all the way through, so it is important that we all know what is happening at different stages. All know what is happening at different stages. All know what is happening at different stares. ~ ,. ,. Different stages. Absolutely, and it is important different stages. Absolutely, and it is important that different stages. Absolutely, and it is important that men different stages. Absolutely, and it is important that men are different stages. Absolutely, and it is important that men are involved| is important that men are involved in the conversation, and there are sections for dads, for same sex couples, for trans health, it is literally a sprinkling of my 15 years as a gp put into a book, it took me a year to write so has my heart and soul into it. And when you put everything into it, like you have. You really give of yourself. What is it like when that is there in a book for people to read . , ~ � is there in a book for people to read . , ~ �. , read . Definitely. Ithink im more scared about read . Definitely. Ithink im more scared about my read . Definitely. Ithink im more scared about my contemporaries| read . Definitely. I think im more i scared about my contemporaries are seeing it, but they have been absolutely lovely. Professorjoyce absolutely lovely. Professor joyce harper absolutely lovely. Professorjoyce harper had a look at it and i have other colleagues, and they are saying, i wish i had this when i was younger. And that is really lovely, and that is what i wanted, because when i was nine year old nighat when i came to the uk, they were either patronising, all they had cartoon drawings, and it has real pictures, and i never saw myself in those books, they never had women of colour, so this is a sprinkling of help for women of faith as well, how do you deal with oestrogen patches in ramadan, for instance . And you also talk about things that people might be a bit squeamish about. You rake down all of those barriers, and you are able to do that in a really normal, down to earth way. How important is it that people can talk about stuff thatis it that people can talk about stuff that is uncomfortable . It is really im ortant that is uncomfortable . It is really important that that is uncomfortable . It is really important that we that is uncomfortable . It is really important that we do that is uncomfortable . It is really important that we do that. That is uncomfortable . It is really important that we do that. You i that is uncomfortable . It is really i important that we do that. You guys remember in the pandemic i was on here almost on a weekly basis trying to talk about really difficult things, and also these are real lives, and people� s lived experiences need to be reflected. My years as a gp will never equate to someone who was living with that condition, and that requires a level of care and empathy, and i see that in my clinics as well. So what i did what i started making tiktoks in the pandemic, and they went viral, so i� m talking about menopause, regina atrophy, endometriosis, and no meiosis, and now atrophy, endometriosis, and no meiosis, and now i have the language for people to ask their gp. And do you see that in the women coming through the door to ask for appointments, and they more willing to come and talk to a doctor about these things . Mi; to come and talk to a doctor about these things . These things . My goodness. We started with these things . My goodness. We started with louise these things . My goodness. We started with Louise Minchin i these things . My goodness. We l started with Louise Minchin here, wake up to the menopause campaign, and we have got men involved, so it is notjust women coming, it is their partners and their dads and sons are coming with their mothers as well, and i think this is a thing, because if a woman is well, the household as well. If the household as well, the economy does really well. So i believe completely it starts with good women� s health for any society. Bind it starts with good Womens Health for any society for any society. And it is interesting for any society. And it is interesting because i for any society. And it is interesting because we | for any society. And it is i interesting because we now for any society. And it is interesting because we now talk a lot about the menopause. One thing i think we sometimes don� t talk about always honestly as perhaps postpartum issues. Sometimes women still try to put a brave face on difficulties that they might have after having a baby. I know somebody spoke to you recently about the mesh, which i know is controversial and complicated, doesn� t work for everybody. Yes, and when we have things like prolapses, it always comes down to lifestyle, education, being able to understand what the Treatment Options are, and the surgical options. The mesh is controversial, it is under review, and it is because horrific symptoms. It is years since i have recommended that patient consider the mesh, i always recommend pessaries or pelvic floor exercises, so the women who are affected by that, there is an Ongoing Investigation but it is something that we do need to look at how to manage prolapse, and there is a new inquiry that has been started to make sure that we are looking after postpartum care in a much better way, after postpartum care in a much betterway, notjust after postpartum care in a much better way, not just worrying after postpartum care in a much better way, notjust worrying about the pregnancy but what happens after the pregnancy but what happens after the pregnancy. The justpregnancy. The pregnancy. Just to finish with, how are things . How is life as a gp right now . We have had all those delays, the waiting list, the challenges, but right across the nhs. I would beginning to see progress . You know i have always beginning to see progress . You know i have always had beginning to see progress . You know i have always had my beginning to see progress . You know i have always had my heart beginning to see progress . You know i have always had my heart on beginning to see progress . You know i have always had my heart on my i i have always had my heart on my sleeve telling you exactly how it is. Life is really busy. I have taken leave is. Life is really busy. I have ta ken leave to is. Life is really busy. I have taken leave to come and do the business with you, so it is my holiday. But the reason that i love what i do is because it is about education. I can reach lots more patients. So i think now general practice has evolved, social media, Mainstream Media plays a huge part, and i� m hoping my book, they can acknowledge, will be part of that conversation, and what we� re finding now is gps who need to be looking at the way we are working, we have burnout and stress, we have a lot of work huge waiting list, secondary care, we have strikes from Junior Doctors as well, so there is a lot thatis doctors as well, so there is a lot that is going on at the moment. I� m trying to stay positive, because i was think that if i lose my smile, then things are not going well, and i� m trying to keep that smile for as long as possible. We im trying to keep that smile for as long as possible. Long as possible. We love seeing our long as possible. We love seeing your smile. Long as possible. We love seeing your smile, and long as possible. We love seeing your smile, and your long as possible. We love seeing your smile, and your insight i long as possible. We love seeing your smile, and your insight as l your smile, and your insight as ever. Thank you so much, dr nighat for coming in. Dr nighat arif� s book the knowledge your guide to female health . From menstruation to the menopause is released tomorrow. It is coming up to eight o� clock. The headlines coming up for you. We� re also going to ta ke take a trip to the local summing pool take a trip to the local summing pool. A very popular activity during school holidays, particularly if it is rainy. But, finding one to go to is becoming increasingly difficult, as many of them have been forced to close, over rising running costs. Our reporter Alison Freeman is at a Leisure Centre for us in preston this morning. Morning, alison. Good morning, jon. You can see the Early Morning swimmers are already taking a dip here at the Leisure Centre in preston. Jack is keeping an eye and ever ready to make sure they are safe. This is one of a number of pools across the country thatis number of pools across the country that is really struggling with those high energy prices, it has had to come up with some quite innovative ways to save money, dropping the temperature of the pool by a degree and also reducing Opening Hours so that it and also reducing Opening Hours so thatitis and also reducing Opening Hours so that it is not passing costs on to its customers where it can. There is some help available from the government, but this paul is one of the many that is running at a lost. Much more about that after nine o� clock. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. A very good morning. Welcome to bbc london. I� m thomas magill. A lack of Rental Properties is being blamed as one of the factors making it more difficult for tenants to find somewhere to live here in london. One estate agent says there� s almost 50 fewer homes available compared with four years ago, and that� s driving up prices. We saw this flat, we loved it. We put in an asking price offer, which was 1,950 a month. We got outbid by an over asking price offer so we ended up having to pay 2,150 a month instead of the asking price of 1950. Plans for a major redevelopment of one of the capital� s busiest Train Stations in east london has been submitted to the government. The upgrade to Stratford Station will include 2000 new homes new retail space and changes to the station� s layout. More than 128 million passenger movements were recorded there in 2019. Let� s take a look at the tubes now. There� s no service between Stonebridge Park and Harrow Wealdstone on the bakerloo line and no overgound between Willesden Junction and watford junction. Now on to the weather. And a band of rain will move in this morning and afternoon, bring with it heavy and thundery conditions that should clear by the evening. Top temperature 19 degrees. That� s it from me. More on the bbc news app and on bbc radio london. I� ll be back in half an hour. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. Our headlines today. Former us President Donald Trump is criminally charged over his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. The scottish mp Margaret Ferrier, who broke covid Lockdown Rules, loses her seat, triggering a by election. The Fire Brigades Union says it will write to the government over serious concerns about Migrant Barge the bibby stockholm. How much can you trust the Customer Reviews you see online . As part of a bbc investigation, we� ve found examples of fake ones even for things like medical clinics. I� ll have all the details. England can take a breather after beating china at the women� s world cup. After a 6 1win the next stop is the last 16 where they� ll play nigeria on monday. Good morning from the north devon agricultural show where the livestock are arriving to be judged. I am livestock are arriving to be judged. Lam here livestock are arriving to be judged. Lam hereto livestock are arriving to be judged. I am here to talk to farmers about what i am here to talk to farmers about what all i am here to talk to farmers about what all this wet weather means for them what all this wet weather means for them. �. , what all this wet weather means for them. �. ,. , what all this wet weather means for them. �. ,. ,. , them. Away from the north of scotland most them. Away from the north of scotland most of them. Away from the north of scotland most of us them. Away from the north of scotland most of us will i them. Away from the north of scotland most of us will see l them. Away from the north of scotland most of us will see heavy and thundery rain accompanied by strong wins, especially in areas adjacent to the English Channel. Meatier france have just named the storm patricia. All the details later on in the programme. It� s wednesday 2nd of august. Former us President Donald Trump has been criminally charged with plotting to overturn his 2020 election defeat. He� s accused of four counts, including Conspiracy To Defraud the us, tampering with a witness and conspiracy against the rights of citizens. Our North America correspondent sean dilley has more. We love trump he� s the first president to be charged with a federal crime, but if previous cases are anything to go by, donald trump� s third indictment is only likely to boost his popularity with republican voters. The charges he faces, though, are serious. The 45 page indictment accuses the former president of knowingly spreading false claims about Election Fraud to trick and persuade states into helping him overturn the Election Results. The attack on our nations capitol on January The 6th 2021 was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. Its described in the indictment. It was fuelled by lies. Lies by the defendant targeted at obstructing a Bedrock Function of the Us Government, the nations process of collecting, counting and certifying the results of the president ial election. Donald trump responded by posting a Campaign Statement on his social Media Network truth social, likening his prosecution to lawless persecution in nazi germany. Shortly after charges were announced, he sent a Campaign E Mailvowing to continue his campaign for the white house. But thursday� s hearing here in washington, dc, is all about the crimes mr trump is accused of committing in the two months following the 2020 election. He� s already been charged in two other unrelated cases. He is due to face trial in new york next march over crimes he is alleged to have committed in relation to payments to a former adult film star. In may, he is set to stand trial in florida over claims he unlawfully held on to military and other classified documents. For now, it� s all a question of time. In other cases, mr trump has tried to delay until after next year� s elections, but prosecutors in this case say they want the trial to go ahead as soon as possible. Sean dilley, bbc news, in washington. What happens next . Our North America correspondent, nomia iqbal sent us this report from outside the courthouse in washington dc. The former president , donald trump is due to appear in court behind me on thursday. Donald trump is due to appear he has the option of appearing virtually or in person, but is likely to appear in person because he has done for his previous two indictments. Inside court, he will face what is arguably the most serious indictment so far, and probably the most serious indictment that a Department Ofjustice has ever brought against a former president and potentially a future president. He is being accused in his 45 page indictment of trying to subvert the Election Results of 2020, of trying to overturn democracy. One of the charges includes Conspiracy To Defraud the United States. Now, mr trump has dismissed this indictment, as he has done with the previous two, saying that this is a political witch hunt, this is the Department Ofjustice being weaponised by President Biden in order to stop him from running for the white house, unsubstantiated claims that he� s made. But the republican party, by and large, have backed him. They did so with his previous two indictments. And we� ve also seen that his Approval Ratings tend to go up with republican voters. It is probably going to be the same with this indictment. However, how he does with the rest of the american electorate remains to be seen. Right now, however, he still remains the clear front runner for the republican party� s president ial nomination. What more do we need to know today . Sally. An mp who was suspended for breaking covid Lockdown Rules has lost her seat after a vote by constituents. A by election will now take place after nearly 12,000 people signed a petition to remove Margaret Ferrier from office. We can speak now to our scotland correspondent chris clements. Chris, how significant is this by election . It is hugely significant. It is going to give an indication as to what might happen in scotland in the event of a general election. Just to recap, it was all sparked three years ago by the sitting mp Margaret Ferrier. She took a train journey from westminster while she had covid from her constituency to rutherglen. It led to her being kicked out of the snp, having a conviction and a 30 day suspension in the House Of Commons. That led to a Recall Petition. That meant 10 of constituents had to sign it before it led to her losing her seat and figuring a by election. In any event it led to 12,000 signing that in the end. Margaret ferrier said she would not stand again as an independent mp. Other parties have indicated they will field candidates. The scottish tories, the liberal democrats. The alba party says it is looking for a Pro Independence unity candidate. It is seen as a straight fight between labour and the snp. The seat has changed hands between the two parties in each of the last three general elections. Important for the snp to regain a seat in much the same way as by elections in england were seen as what happened to rishi sunak� s government. For labour, it is important, it is a must win seat as well. If labour wants to make a dent in snp dominance in the Political Landscape in scotland, if they want to win the next general election, they will see as a key target. You can expect feisty contest in the coming months. The first Asylum Seekers are now unlikely to move to an Accommodation Barge in dorset till next week. The home office says the delay is because Working Practices for port staff haven� t been signed off yet. It comes as the Fire Brigades Union says it intends to write to the government after its members raised serious concerns. We� rejoined now by our chief Political Correspondent, nick eardley. What is going to happen and when . The honest answer is i do not know for sure. The honest answer is i do not know forsure. I the honest answer is i do not know for sure. I do not think anything will move on this front until next week. We were chatting yesterday morning on breakfast about how there was the possibility some migrant single men would be moving on to the barge yesterday. There was talk of today. That is not going to happen. It looks like next week at the very earliest. Some final checks were being done and the Health And Safety Executive was not happy with all of the checks being done on port star. That has led to their most recent delay. Government sources are denying the idea there are safety issues. The Fire Brigade Union are saying some of its members are worried about fire safety. They are going to write to the home office and write about some of their concerns. The decision of the home office to put two people in each room rather than one has meant the capacity has gone right up and has created a potentially some more issues when it comes to fire safety. There is that. Not for the first time we are sitting here of the morning talking about delays to government plans to try to get Asylum Seekers and migrants out of hotels into more affordable accommodation. Controversial policies opposed by many is that it is also i think important to just highlight the government is adamant it will go ahead with this. I have been chatting with people in government about it over the last few days. They say rather than rethinking, they want it to happen even more. If it is a success i hope it will act as an example for others in the future. Pop star lizzo is being sued by three of her former dancers, over claims including Sexual Harassment and a hostile work environment. The singer, who is known for celebrating her body and self love, is also accused of weight shaming while on tour. Lizzo has been approached for comment. Strictly come dancing judge Anton Du Beke has revealed he was stabbed by his father as a child. The 57 year old said his father stabbed him in the leg and stomach during a Boxing Day Altercation at his family home in kent. He then spent three days in hospital. Energy leaders will meet the Prime Minister in downing street later today. Cold calling to offer Financial Services or products could be banned under new government plans outlined today. The home office says it wants to clamp down on scams, which cost the economy £750 million in the last year. Our Correspondent Robin Brant has more. The Scamming Industry is a huge one. Most of it originates online, but the government is moving to further protect those targeted by cold calls. They� re often the most vulnerable. Scams have a massive impact across the board. There are financial impacts, but there are also massive emotional impacts on victims. And the problem that you� ve got is once you� ve been put on what� s often referred to as a suckers list, which is a really awful phrase, but once your information is out there, you can be really targeted by scammers. Bands are already in place that outlaw cold calling on pensions and claim management services. Now the home office wants to go further and look at outlawing calls that push people into buying fake or fraudulent investments. It says sham cryptocurrencies, mortgages and insurance are top of the list. Tougher measures to tackle illegal advertising online are also being considered, although tech firms will have a crucial role there in any enforcement aimed at protecting vulnerable adults and children. Robin brant, bbc news. Crews are still working to tackle a huge wildfire near the us canada border. Hundreds of homes have been evacuated, and many more have told to be ready to leave at any moment. Our North America correspondent, nada tawfik, sent us the latest. The Eagle Bluff Wildfire is still raging extremely close to the edge of the town of osoyoos. Now, things have eased considerably since saturday when that initial scare, when the blaze came through from the United States and spread incredibly quickly. But, nevertheless, authorities are still classifying this fire as out of control. They� ve had water bomber planes, helicopters in the sky, going back and forth all day to the lake of osoyoos to try to bring this under control. They� ve also had over 50 firefighters fighting the blazes, but still, this is posing a threat here. They say officials that it is still something that is evolving a situation that is evolving. They� re keeping a very close eye on the Wind Direction here on the dry, hot temperatures, seeing how that could affect the course of this fire. Now, canada has had a record year of wildfires with more than 30 million acres of land burnt so far. This, of course, is extremely concerning here because of its proximity to the town. There are dozens of Properties Still under Evacuation Orders and hundreds of others have been told to be ready to evacuate immediately if they need to. Residents described on saturday how they were told with very little notice that they didn� t have time to pack, that they had to get out of town. And so that is really the concern here about what this fire will do in the coming days. It is still very much early, a portion of this, it� s only been a few days in. But for people here, they say it� s already felt like weeks. Stargazers across the world were treated to a bigger and brighter full moon than usual last night known as the supermoon. It really was super, wasn� t it . Look at these pictures the phenomenon takes place when the moon reaches its closest point to earth. It� s one of two we will see this month with the next expected on august 30th. Isn� t it beautiful lovely pictures from around the world. I am not sure how super the views were here in the uk. It has been rather cloudy. Miserable in a lot of places. Carol and cheer us up. Another guest with her this morning. She has got patricia, haven� t you . The her this morning. She has got patricia, havent you . The system that is crossing patricia, havent you . The system that is crossing us patricia, havent you . The system that is crossing us at patricia, havent you . The system that is crossing us at the patricia, havent you . The system that is crossing us at the moment | that is crossing us at the moment has been named by france as patricia because of the effects it is likely to have on them. Particularly in the brest peninsula. Large waves and flooding are quite possible. We also have heavy, thundery rain today and windy conditions, especially each through the English Channel with areas adjacent to it. Something to bearin areas adjacent to it. Something to bear in mind if you are travelling. The heavy rain has been pushing in from the south west, leading north east this morning. Some showery rain in scotland. This rain is wrapped around an area of low pressure. Some heavy showers coming backin pressure. Some heavy showers coming back in across the southwest. Here is where we are looking at some of the strongest winds. For northern scotland, it is very quiet. It was the brighter, sunny skies. This morning the rain advances through northern england, continues and into southern parts of scotland, eventually pulling out of Northern Ireland leaving showers behind. Wrapping around into the south west and wales. Strong winds in the south west also the English Channel and the Channel Islands. A5 south west also the English Channel and the Channel Islands. As the rain pushes east it is likely to be heavy and thundery and take the rain with it. It will ease a touch in the south west. The rain will persist across North East England. Here with the onshore wind it will feel cool. This evening and overnight the first batch of rain clears the south east. The second batch comes in from North East England and wraps around the south east before it clears. We are then in a northerly flow, seeing more cloud and showers. Tomorrow it is a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and showers but feeling cool in the brisk northerly winds. Thank you. Carol, especially, not patricia so much. Many of us will read Online Reviews before buying a product or booking a holiday but can you fully trust them . A bbc breakfast investigation has found it� s all too easy to get fake reviews posted online even for things such as medical procedures. Emma has been doing some digging into this for us. What can you tell us . Yellow pc five star reviews and it gives you a sense of confidence. Online reviews, where we can see what other customers have written can certainly influence our Decision Making when we� re thinking of buying a particular product or service. If you� re looking for a certain business, you probably google it, and reviews come up in search results. But there� s a real problem with how easy it is for fake reviews to appear online. But despite the fact they can be misleading, the average uk household spends about £900 each year after being influenced by Online Reviews. So, they do work. So what might you look out for . If you� re having a scroll through some Customer Reviews, perhaps you� ll spot some things that look a bit off. Lots of praise and enthusiasm, giving services five star reviews, without a lot of real detail, can be a Tell Tale Sign, that perhaps this isn� t a geunine customer, or you might see a lot of typos and bad grammar. And we� ve even found examples of fake reviews being used by medicalfirms. So is anything being done about it . I� ve been finding out. Having a five star rating from reviewers on google can help a Business Stand Out In Search Results and push it up the rankings. But fake reviews can be bought online, and there� s evidence of them being used not only on google but on platforms like amazon, trustpilot and the apple store. Do you ever look at the reviews people have posted online . Yeah. Does it influence you . Yeah. Why is that . Because if it� s bad reviews, you� re not going to want to go somewhere. And if there� s loads of good reviews, then you want to go. You want to go. Do you trust them . Yeah. Even though you have no idea who� s written them. Yeah. Do you ever think they might be not real orfake . Sometimes you question it if its certain online companies, because then youd think, oh, well, its interesting how every single reviews all positive. We found examples of fake reviews being used by all sorts of companies, but even by some medical businesses. What if you� re looking for, say, a chiropractor in ipswich . The second business to appear in Google Search results is the ipswich spine clinic, run by dr amit patel and it� s got an almost perfect 4. 9 5tar rating from customers on google reviews. Whether your condition� s due to some trauma or prolonged activities, we may be able to help you with that. How was that impressive rating really achieved . Look at this. Five star reviewer Santosh Kumar says dr amit was brilliant. He assessed my injury and came up with a treatment plan. I felt i was in safe hands and highly recommend this place. But this reviewer has also reviewed a taxi service in canada, a dentist in the us, Conveyancing Services In Australia and a bar in austria, which looks a bit suspicious. And to prove these reviews cannot be real, we cross referenced in detail a number of customers who� ve not only reviewed the ipswich spine clinic, but have also reviewed exactly the same businesses all over the world. Way too much of a coincidence. We also looked into this dental business in manchester called smiles better, which advertises its five star rating on its website with a link to its google reviews. Customer rose bellamy says, i� m so happy with my new smile, superfast services and everyone was so helpful. And the business writes back, we� re so happy that you� re delighted with the treatment provided. Keep on smiling. And when we did our detailed cross referencing, our Investigation Shows this review and a number of others for this business are fake. I mean, it� s bad enough if you buy a pair of dodgy bluetooth headphones off a fake review. If you try and get a medical treatment done, and it turns out that the review that you chose the establishment on was fake, that could have really serious repercussions. The government really needs to legislate against fake reviews. Selling them, buying them, and hosting them on your platforms should be illegal. They should be facing a fine. There needs to be some deterrent from just buying a load of fake reviews because, for now, its easy to do. We also found negative Online Reviews from fake customers posted for one of the ipswich spine clinic� s local competitors. When we asked the clinic about this, dr amit patel told us that he had outsourced their marketing to a company in india and hadn� t himself seen any of the reviews being posted online. Since we contacted him, he says he� s now asked for the reviews to be removed. I� m calling from the bbc. We also put our findings to smile� s better in manchester because this doesn� t look very trustworthy for customers, does it . We� ve asked this Dentistry Business several times about the fake five star reviews online, but they� ve declined to give us any response or explanation. Google says its policies clearly state that reviews must be based on real experiences and that it does monitor them for fraudulent content. But, as our Investigation Shows, many go unnoticed. It does beg the question, who is supposed to be policing all this . The department of trade told us it is strengthening laws to protect customers. It wants to give the Competition And Markets Authority the power to fine the rogue traders. It might get more difficult in future. We� ve had a lot of responses to this story this morning. We will come back to that in a moment. Joining us now is mike andrews, from the National Trading standards e crime team. Emma asked who is in charge, fair to say you are. Hal emma asked who is in charge, fair to say you are emma asked who is in charge, fair to say you are. Not me, personally. Not ofthe say you are. Not me, personally. Not of the points say you are. Not me, personally. Not of the points raised say you are. Not me, personally. Not of the points raised in say you are. Not me, personally. Not of the points raised in a say you are. Not me, personally. Not of the points raised in a package i of the points raised in a package are pertinent. A really challenging time for consumers. We think about the covid pandemic and more and more people are shopping online as a result. Important that consumers are properly protected and they can rely on the information they see when making purchasing decisions. Legally, what is the situation about fake reviews . Shah legally, what is the situation about fake reviews . Fake reviews . An interesting question fake reviews . An interesting question a fake reviews . An interesting question. A central fake reviews . An interesting question. A central plank fake reviews . An interesting question. A central plank of| question. 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The internet, Online Shopping move so quickly that trying to have legislation to keep up with it is a constant challenge. Fair to say legislation does need updating and to look at the issue a fake review specifically. It is welcome to see the government is going to be consulting on that later on in the year and it will be interesting to see what the results of that consultation bring. Have had lots of responses already, you . Chris owns his own small Building Company and has messaged us on whatsapp to say he gets about five to ten texts and e mails a week, offering him fake reviews. Another Business Owner got in touch to say they own a hair salon that has had negative reviews written about them online from customers they know have never visited them. The trouble is, they say, is that they� ve not managed to have the fake reviews. Another said they could return a negative review into a positive one. A business relies on recommendations. It can make or break a business. 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We are backstage. We like to show you around. That plant is never there, i hope you like it. I familiarface, baby the there, i hope you like it. I familiar face, baby the cost of living corresponding Colletta Smith with us. 30 people at the same time going for the same property. A massive problem. Going for the same property. A massive problem. Loads of advice to come in the massive problem. Loads of advice to come in the show. Also today, after her mum was diagnosed with cancer, chef romy gill started giving her hair to a charity, who make wigs. Romy meets the young woman who says she got her identity back after receiving one and shows how easy it is to donate. A really powerful story. Plus, our vet drjames greenwood tells us about pet scams. Summer is a popular time to get an animal but Online Scammers are tricking people into paying deposits. And then both they and the ad disappear. A really bad thing. Ill explain why a puppy contract is key. Really cool, isn� t it . Dolly is here so i mightjust leave it to you. Is dolly all right . Little tickle. He� s supersizing the health headlines, giving us the inside scoop on stories from across the globe. We are spinning the globe today. Ill share why australians are excited about tentacle shaped robots that can travel into lungs, and the reason a popular sandwich filling could do you more harm than good plus, she� s taken on the masterchef kitchen. Presenter and actor dani dyer tells us why her mum is far scarier than hostsjohn and greg and the reason she made dad, danny dyer, eat over 4000 curries currie, forbreakfast . I thought we locked the door. Currie, forbreakfast . thought we locked the door. How currie, forbreakfast . I thought we locked the door. How did currie, forbreakfast . I thought we locked the door. How did you i currie, forbreakfast . I thought we locked the door. How did you getl currie, forbreakfast . I thought we i locked the door. How did you get in . Someone likes the sound of that. Maybe that is what is wrong with dolly. See you later guys. Lovely to see you backstage. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. A very good morning. Welcome to bbc london. I� m thomas magill. A lack of Rental Properties is being blamed as one of the factors making it more difficult for tenants to find somehere to live here in london. One estate agent says there� s almost 50 fewer homes available compared with four years ago and that� s driving up prices. Bbc Research Also found there� s at least 15 requests to view each available property from those looking to rent. We saw this flat, we loved it. We put in an asking price offer, which was 1,950 a month. We got outbid by an over asking price offer so we ended up having to pay 2,150 a month instead of the asking price of 1,950. Plans for a major redevelopment of one of the capital� s busiest Train Stations in east london has been submitted to the government. The upgrade to Stratford Station will include 2,000 new homes new retail space and a change to the stations layout. More than 128 million passenger movements were recorded in 2019. Those behind the plans say the changes are needed to cope with increasing passenger use. A large section of london wall that� s the Main Roman Wall around the city is back on display after 40 years of being hidden from view. It� s part of a free and permanent exhibition called City Wall At Vine Street which features artefacts from the museum of london. Now, a busker who went viral after a crowd started doing the conga as he sang at Leicester Square station, has just recorded his first studio album at the world famous abbey road studios. This was the moment that Wilfy Williams� music prompted tourists to spontaneously dance. When this clip went online millions of people viewed it. Including a Music Producer which led to the album. Let� s take a look at the tubes now. There� s no service between Stonebridge Park and Harrow Wealdstone on the bakerloo line. And no overgound between Willesden Junction and watford junction. Now onto the weather with kat. A rather unsettled day ahead. Showers and longer spells of Rain Falling Heavy at times. Watch out for the thunderstorms. A Weather Warning in force valid until 7pm. This area of pressure will track east. Eventually clearing this evening. Tomorrow, a far more settled day tomorrow, with fewer showers around. The rain could fall heavy. There could be thunderstorms as well. Highs of 19 celsius. The bulk of the showers will clear to the east. Plenty of cloud will build by the end of the night. We will still be left with one or two showers potentially and temperatures will fall away to 14. It will still stay breezy. Tomorrow things will settle down and winds will fall lighter. Fewer showers around with sunny spells around. Highs of around 21 celsius. It will turn much cooler as we head into the weekend. That� s it from me. Good morning, everybody. It is wednesday, you are watching breakfast. Brea kfast. We are breakfast. We are talking to chetan this morning, an incredible day for england in the football, yesterday. We were worried when we were going to start to see the goals. We had a fantastic effort yesterday from laurenjames, she has talked about wanting to come out from the shadow of reece james, her brother. Maybe he will be in the shadows now that was an incredible 6 1win maybe he will be in the shadows now that was an incredible 6 1 win for england. They have a few days off, and then on monday they will play nigeria for a place in the quarterfinals of the women� s world cup. It has finally taken off the Sarina Wiegman� s side, as Katie Gornall will tell us now. And the beat goes on. If this was a script, england couldn� t have said it better. Was a script, england couldnt have said it better. Said it better. Questions have been swirlin said it better. 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They� ve made it five wins from five after beatring fiji 89 28 to qualify for the last four. They� ll now play the number one ranked side in the world australia who� ve also got a 100 record at the tournament in their final pool match tomorrow. Scotland can finish no higher than ninth at the tournament after they were beaten 55 47 by tonga. A fourth defeat in a row then for tamsin greenway� s side, Who Sit Second Bottom of pool f. The scots came within four points of tonga in the Fourth Quarter before their late fightback ran out of steam. They next play bottom side fiji tomorrow. And wales will be looking to bounce back after their defeat to the world cup holders new zealand. They take on uganda, from ten this morning and you can watch that on bbc iplayer. After all the drama of the ashes there� s another cricket tournament under way and that� s this year� s hundred with a mixed day of results for the trent rockets. The men� s team, who are the defending champions, got off to a winning start against southern brave. They set a target of 134 but the brave fell six runs short of their target, all gone for 127. But in the opening game of the women� s competition, it was southern brave who beat trent rockets by 27 runs. Chasing 157 to win, rockets made just 130 for seven from their 100 deliveries. There was plenty of british medal success again on day two of the para swimming World Championships in manchester. There were two golds alice tai here won the first in the women� s100m backstroke 58 event, whilst Rebecca Redfern won gold in the 100m breaststroke final. She had her right leg amputated below the knee but says she is feeling good and looking forward to next year� s paralympics. The last two seasons have just been Like Operation after operation. This has really put me in a place now where i felt great at 75, i was really pleased with my last 25 but it really hurt. That� s where i� m going to get fitter, get stuff with my strength sorted, like technical bits. I� m really happy with how i did here. Didn� t have a clue, had zero expectations. But taking it into paris, like amazing. I� m so excited. Elsewhere, there was a silver for stephen clegg, and bronze medals for sam downie, faye rodgers and ellie challis. Medals galore for britain. That is good to know, chetan, thank you. We are going to head outside now, if we dare. It was a bit of a soggyjuly and august doesn� t look much better with Weather Warnings in place across england and wales today as the rain and wind continues. The wet conditions are causing a big problem forfarmers who the wet conditions are causing a big problem for farmers who are struggling to harvest quickly and efficiently. Our environment Correspondentjonah Fisher is at the North Devon Show jonah, impact can a wet summer have forfarmers . It is not him that is ricky and emily giving their sheep a bit of a clean up. They are doing a fantastic job, working hard to get their sheep ready. It is raining a little bit, more rain forecast for later this morning, but rain has been a big issue for british farmers over the last month or so. We have seen more than 70 more rain but is expected on average forjuly, and that poses difficulties for them, in particular in relation to trying to get the harvest in. Let� s have a quick look. Growing crops without water is impossible. But too much rain creates problems, too. Eleanor gilbert is from a farming family in berkshire and is learning to work in a changing climate. This morning because the sun is finally shining we� re off to harvest some oilseed rape. After a july dominated by rain, she� s making the most of a break in the weather to harvest crops that ideally should no longer be in the ground. Eleanor is working with her youngersister, lucy, to bring in the rapeseed. Such is the pressure to finish the job before the rain starts again that they� ve been working late into the night. But the crop is still too moist, and warm air has to be pumped through it on the floor of this store to try and make it dry enough to be sold. If we send it off higher than a 15 moisture content we� ll get rejections and also fines. Best way to tell, farmers like to bite. You can tell there� s too much moisture. In north herefordshire it� s time to pick the blackcurrants for a well known cordial. It rained a lot here injuly, too, but that� s not the biggest problem. Blackcurrants are a sensitive bunch, and last winter there just weren� t enough cold days. It means that weve got this very uneven bud break, weve got uneven flowering, and weve got a very uneven harvest with some. There will be some berries here that will be on the ground because they were ripe too early, and there will be some that potentially are not quite ripe. They� ll get a crop this year, but work is continuing to develop tougher Blackcurrant Varieties better suited to our changing climate. Global warming is already making the uk� s weather hotter and wetter. What farmers can successfully grow in british soil is changing too. And to talk a little bit more about what the wet weather means for farmers, i� mjoined by two, david from the national farmers� union and robin who is a farmer not far from here, you farm sheep and cattle. Can ijust ask here, you farm sheep and cattle. Can i just ask you firstly, robin, it has been really wet injuly. What has been really wet injuly. What has that meant for you and your farm . I has that meant for you and your farm . ~. , has that meant for you and your farm . ~. ,. , farm . I think that is an understatement. I farm . I think that is an | understatement. Really farm . I think that is an i understatement. Really hard farm . I think that is an understatement. Really hard work. A lot of the work we should have been doing has not happened at all. We are going to be doing july� s work in august the way things are at the moment. We have to work with the weather, it is our single biggest variable, and potentially our single biggest cost or beneficiary. To some extent, the weather is the weather. It is full of promise and optimism, a bit like a politician, doesn� t always deliver. I5 a bit like a politician, doesnt always deliver. A bit like a politician, doesnt always deliver. A bit like a politician, doesnt alwa s deliver. ,. ,. , always deliver. Is the way you are thinkin always deliver. Is the way you are thinking about always deliver. Is the way you are thinking about the always deliver. Is the way you are thinking about the weather always deliver. Is the way you are i thinking about the weather changing . We know that Climate Change is happening, things are getting warmer and wetter. Are you having to change the way you approach farming . I think what we are seeing is the seasons feel like they� re changing. We are getting extremes of weather at the time of the year that we don� t expect it. In autumn doesn� t seem to have that definition that it did. We go from winter to summer, it is a little extreme. And david, you represent the national farmers� union. Speaking broadly about farming in the uk, are we seeing lots of farmers changing their crops because of Climate Change . {lin lots of farmers changing their crops because of Climate Change . Because of Climate Change . On our farm we are because of Climate Change . On our farm we are changing because of Climate Change . On our farm we are changing our because of Climate Change . On our farm we are changing our crops, i because of Climate Change . On our| farm we are changing our crops, we are going for a drought resistant crops for the sheep, and seeds are developed to combat the dry weather and to help with the reading. The problem is water storage in the extreme weather, and one big task would be for the government to recognise these extremes in the weather and help support with things like water storage. So you are saying it is notjust about having tougher crops in the ground, it is about changing the way you work so that when it does rain heavily, as it has done overjuly, you store that water for use later on . Correct, but those things come up with leter correct, but those things come up with later on, but those things are difficult with later on, but those things are difficult to with later on, but those things are difficult to fund, really. What would you difficult to fund, really. What would you say difficult to fund, really. What would you say to difficult to fund, really. What would you say to someone i difficult to fund, really. What l would you say to someone who difficult to fund, really. Bfi� ie� ii would you say to someone who say that you moan when it is wet and moan when it is dry . Istate that you moan when it is wet and moan when it is dry . That you moan when it is wet and moan when it is dry . We are at happy bunch, but when moan when it is dry . We are at happy bunch, but when this moan when it is dry . We are at happy bunch, but when this affects moan when it is dry . We are at happy bunch, but when this affects our bunch, but when this affects our investment, it is frustrating. And i are auoin investment, it is frustrating. And i are going to investment, it is frustrating. And i are going to tell investment, it is frustrating. And i are going to tell us investment, it is frustrating. And i are going to tell us that investment, it is frustrating. And i are going to tell us that wet i are going to tell us that wet weather means more expensive food as well . ,. , weather means more expensive food as well . ,. ,. ,. ,. , well . Potentially of the quality of the wheat deteriorates, well . Potentially of the quality of the wheat deteriorates, so well . Potentially of the quality of the wheat deteriorates, so there | well . Potentially of the quality of. The wheat deteriorates, so there is less to the wheat deteriorates, so there is less to go the wheat deteriorates, so there is less to go onto the market which then less to go onto the market which then comes into the feed market, and that means then comes into the feed market, and that means potentially bred and that will go that means potentially bred and that will go up that means potentially bred and that will go up in price. Will go up in price. David, robin, thank you will go up in price. David, robin, thank you very will go up in price. David, robin, thank you very much. Will go up in price. David, robin, thank you very much. As will go up in price. David, robin, thank you very much. As you i will go up in price. David, robin, thank you very much. As you can will go up in price. David, robin, i thank you very much. As you can hear on the announcement that, the show is getting under way, thejudging will start at about 9 30am. So far it is not a complete wash out here. They have the tractor is on standby in the car park in case they need to drag some of the cars out, but so far, so good. It looks like the agricultural show here at north devon is going to carry on, whatever the weather. The show must go on, jonah good to see you, we have enjoyed that. The farmer say that they are always happy. I� m not sure how happy they will be when they see the Weather Forecast for the next few hours. Good morning, carol. Forecast for the next few hours. Good morning, carol. Good morning, jon and sally good morning, carol. Good morning, jon and sally if good morning, carol. Good morning, jon and sally. If you good morning, carol. Good morning, jon and sally. If you like good morning, carol. Good morning, jon and sally. If you like the good morning, carol. Good morning, jon and sally. If you like the rain, i jon and sally. If you like the rain, you are in for a treat, because we have got a lot of it around. Some heavy, thundery rain that, moving from west to east, being replaced by heavy showers, and it is windy, particularly so across southern counties of england, the English Channel including the Channel Islands. What is happening at low pressure is driving our weather, pulling from the west towards the east, dragging the rain with it. Drier conditions across northern scotland and later it will dry up a touch. Shower remain in scotland and some heavy showers are starting to come back in across parts of wales and south west england. There is a lot of cloud around to start the day as well today. A band of rain pushing north, and with the showers coming in across the south west and also parts of wales. But the wind is strong, unseasonably so across the south. We are looking at gusts widely of 40 55, potentially up to 60 mph with exposure on the Isles Of Scilly, west, the Channel Islands. Also very strong winds around brittany, and in fact because of that and because of the large waves that and because of the large waves that are likely to be created, driven by the winds and the high tides, this system has been named storm patricia. The rain will continue falling across south east scotland and North East England. We will have heavy showers that could be thundery, moving from the south west towards the south east, the following strongest winds following along. And across parts of Central Scotland and Northern Ireland and wales as well. Having said that, you could catch the odd shower, temperatures today 15 to about 22 degrees. A5 shower, temperatures today 15 to about 22 degrees. As we go through this evening and overnight, the showers pull away from the south east, but then on the batch coming across the north of england, and they too put into the south east before moving away. And the wind would have changed direction to tomorrow, going northerly. It will drag in more cloud and also showers. Another cold night, temperatures 12 to about 14 degrees. Then as we head into tomorrow, the low pressure will be away on the near continent, all in a northerly or north westerly wind. It will be quite a blustery day tomorrow because a lot of showers. A lot of them will be in the north, through central areas and in the west, few in the east. And in between the showers, we will see some brightness or indeed some sunshine. Debrajust tomorrow sunshine. Debra just tomorrow getting sunshine. Debrajust tomorrow getting up at best to around 21 degrees. Then friday it is the same, a subtle change in the Wind Direction, more north westerly which means the shower distribution will be slightly different, looking at central and eastern areas in particular, and some of those showers in Eastern England are likely to be heavy and thundery, and these are the temperatures, 13 to about 90 degrees, so down a touch. Saturday it looks like we will see some rain, and then back into blustery showers on sunday. Sally and jon, i am away, back to you in the meantime. Carol, thank you. It is ten to nine. Six years ago, former paratrooper chris lewis set off for a walk. Quite a big walk he wanted to walk the entire 19,000 miles around the british coastline, with just £10 in his pocket. Well, he� s finally finished his mammoth journey and probably got more than he bargained for along the way. As well as raising half a Million Pounds for the armed forces he� s also returned home with a fiancee, a 15 month old son and a pet dog called jet. Our reporter lucy vladev went to meet him. Come rain or shine, one man has been walking and walking and walking. How are we . So we are in our first bothy on the north coast. Not a bad spot at all. Its really cold, we keep having these snow showers come in. Ready for it . Six years and thousands of miles later, chris lewis is now back at rhossili beach, where the adventure all started. The point that we� re just walking up to now was the very point that i stood the day that i decided to walk the uk coastline. So yeah, it� s a very meaningful place to me. It was the day that my whole life started to change. Setting off in 2017, he headed north, covered Northern Ireland and in may 2018 adopted his dog jet, while on the west coast of scotland. During the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020, he was given the keys to the only house at this place on the shetland islands, and after meeting his girlfriend kate on the 25th Of August that year, they continued on together, spending the second lockdown in a tent in the woods. Their son, magnus, was born on the 1st of may last year, and on the 5th ofjuly this year they finally crossed the Severn Bridge back into wales. And so after six years away, it may be the same view, but in a much happier setting. That was lucy vladev reporting there. We� re joined now by chris, his fiancee kate and their dog jet. And baby magnus. Good morning. How are you . More importantly, how are you . Istate are you . More importantly, how are ou . ~. ,. ,. , are you . More importantly, how are ou . ,. , you . We are looking forward to auttin you . We are looking forward to putting our you . We are looking forward to putting our feet you . 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Once we finished, there were so many people there. One of end . Once we finished, there were so many people there. One of the end . Once we finished, there were so many people there. One of the things| many people there. One of the things that we love doing was taking many people there. One of the things that we love doing was taking our time to speak to people that followed ourjourney and supported us, so we did that for quite a while, then we went up to our local pub, the kings head in the gower, and we went for a few beers to celebrate, so it wasjust and we went for a few beers to celebrate, so it was just awesome, it really was. We couldn� t have dreams of a better ending, to be honest. , ,. , dreams of a better ending, to be honest. ,. , honest. There was so much ceremony around the event, honest. There was so much ceremony around the event, we honest. There was so much ceremony around the event, we had honest. There was so much ceremony around the event, we had bagpipes, l around the event, we had bagpipes, trumpets. Around the event, we had bagpipes, trumpets, we had a letter from the kin trumpets, we had a letter from the king that trumpets, we had a letter from the king that was read out in a really formal king that was read out in a really formal way, and close to a thousand people formal way, and close to a thousand people walk to the final mile with us, which people walk to the final mile with us, which wasjust incredible. And us, which was ust incredible. And here ou us, which was ust incredible. And here you us, which wasjust incredible. fific here you are. What an ending. What a story. I here you are. What an ending. What a sto. , � here you are. What an ending. What a sto. �. , here you are. What an ending. What a sto. , �. , � story. I havent even cried yet. Im t in to story. I havent even cried yet. Im trying to hold story. I havent even cried yet. Im trying to hold it story. I havent even cried yet. Im trying to hold it back story. I havent even cried yet. Im trying to hold it back for story. I havent even cried yet. Im trying to hold it back for you i story. I havent even cried yet. Im trying to hold it back for you guys. \ trying to hold it back for you guys. Dont worry about that. Let yourself 90, dont worry about that. Let yourself go, i think you have earned it all those years, six years, 19,000 miles, and you have come back a completely different person . Absolutely. The walk has completely changed my perspective on the way that i see things. Just taking the things that are really important, nature and the things that i care about. Obviously having family around you and stuff is really important, so it really stripped me back to basics and got me away from the clutter, if you like, of modern day life. So i think that is a really healthy place to be, and i think because of that i got happier as i walked, and then a twist of fate, i get to meet kate and then a wittily beautiful dog jet down here, and then we have magnus. So it was and then we have magnus. So it was an absolute life changing walk. Magnus is just changing the an absolute life changing walk. Magnus isjust changing the running orderfor us there magnus isjust changing the running order for us there editorial control is handed over to magnus. Why did you start . I control is handed over to magnus. Why did you start . Control is handed over to magnus. Why did you start . I was struggling with depression why did you start . I was struggling with depression before why did you start . I was struggling with depression before i why did you start . I was struggling with depression before i started. With depression before i started this, and it was hard to get out of. The one place i always loved was outdoors, so it wasjust the one place i always loved was outdoors, so it was just an epiphany that i had, it came into my head to just walk the uk coastline, do soon as i thought of that, this warm feeling came, this excitement that i hadnt felt for a long time. That doesnt look very warm there i decided to go for it and it was the best decision i had ever made. I would advise everybidy to walk the uk coastline, but getting outside is just a great place to be. Imill] uk coastline, but getting outside is just a great place to be. Just a great place to be. Will it be uuite a just a great place to be. Will it be quite a challenge just a great place to be. Will it be quite a challenge to just a great place to be. Will it be quite a challenge to readjust just a great place to be. Will it be quite a challenge to readjust to l just a great place to be. Will it be i quite a challenge to readjust to not walking, not having that goal . walking, not having that goal . I think so, but we love what were doing so much, so why fix what is not broken . We have no intention of settling down anywhere yet. There is a big wide world out there, some Amazing Things to see, and we like to think of ourselves as a bit of an adventure family, so we willjust go to another adventure, after were finished, may be a couple of weeks off, we will think about what we are going to dojust off, we will think about what we are going to do just go out and off, we will think about what we are going to dojust go out and do it. Kate and i are the kind of people who just have an idea to go and kate and i are the kind of people whojust have an idea to go and do it. Who ust have an idea to go and do it. ~ ,. ,. , who ust have an idea to go and do it. Will listen that lucky that you each other . It. Will listen that lucky that you each other . But it. Will listen that lucky that you each other . But also, it. Will listen that lucky that you each other . But also, quite it. Will listen that lucky that you each other . But also, quite a i it. Will listen that lucky that you i each other . But also, quite a mad moment, kate. What happened . Nobody knows you had met each other twice . , you had met each other twice . Yes, it was a real you had met each other twice . Yes, it was a real whirlwind you had met each other twice . Yes, it was a real whirlwind romance, i et it was a real whirlwind romance, i get a it was a real whirlwind romance, i get a spare it was a real whirlwind romance, i get a spare of the moment decision, very impulsive. An instinctive thing very impulsive. An instinctive thing i very impulsive. An instinctive thing. I bumped into him at the bottom thing. I bumped into him at the bottom of thing. I bumped into him at the bottom of a cliff when i was on my own, bottom of a cliff when i was on my own. Wild bottom of a cliff when i was on my own, wild camping and hiking, and we had a own, wild camping and hiking, and we had a brief own, wild camping and hiking, and we had a brief interaction, ended up camping had a brief interaction, ended up camping next to him for the night, left the camping next to him for the night, left the next day, we stayed in touch, left the next day, we stayed in touch, i left the next day, we stayed in touch, i met him once more and next time i touch, i met him once more and next time i came touch, i met him once more and next time i came up, i neverwent home. I ust time i came up, i neverwent home. I just decided time i came up, i neverwent home. I just decided tojoin time i came up, i neverwent home. I just decided to join the walk full time, and that was november 2020. Full time, and that was november 2020, so full time, and that was november 2020, so i full time, and that was november 2020, so i have been walking for nearly 2020, so i have been walking for nearly three years now alongside him, nearly three years now alongside him. And nearly three years now alongside him. And a nearly three years now alongside him, and a bitterly ended up having this one him, and a bitterly ended up having this one along the way. I him, and a bitterly ended up having this one along the way. This one along the way. I keep sa inc this one along the way. I keep saying to this one along the way. I keep saying to peeple. This one along the way. I keep saying to people, full this one along the way. I keep saying to people, full though l this one along the way. I keep saying to people, full though single lads out there, if youre struggling to get someone, then just go and live in a tent, find it hard to wash, grow a few beard, have a few pigeons laughter im trying to imagine the challenges of doing what you have done with a baby in tow. It of doing what you have done with a baby in tow of doing what you have done with a bab in tow. ,. , baby in tow. It was hard. There were challenges. Baby in tow. It was hard. There were challenges. And baby in tow. It was hard. There were challenges, and i baby in tow. It was hard. There were challenges, and i think baby in tow. It was hard. There were challenges, and i think the baby in tow. It was hard. There were challenges, and i think the biggest l challenges, and i think the biggest thln challenges, and i think the biggest thing is challenges, and i think the biggest thing is adjusting to the new dynamic thing is adjusting to the new dynamic. Chris and i had wild camp to the dynamic. Chris and i had wild camp to the whole thing, we were used to walking to the whole thing, we were used to walking with stuff on our backs, carrying walking with stuff on our backs, carrying our home is the whole way, and sleeping in all of these weird and sleeping in all of these weird and crazy, and sleeping in all of these weird and crazy, you know in the tent but also hird and crazy, you know in the tent but also bird huts, bus shelters, poly tunnels, also bird huts, bus shelters, poly tunnels, att also bird huts, bus shelters, poly tunnels, all of this. And i thinking adjusting tunnels, all of this. And i thinking adjusting to that kind of life with adjusting to that kind of life with a newborn had more challenges. We are ust a newborn had more challenges. Are just going a newborn had more challenges. , are just going to get somebody, magnus is making a breakfor freedom. I think he has got mum and dads wanderlust. He wont be caged definitely a chip off the old block. He will definitely a chip off the old block. He will have this adventure in his blood . , a, he will have this adventure in his blood . , , he will have this adventure in his blood . ,. , blood . Definitely. Magnus has had we believe such a blood . Definitely. Magnus has had we believe such a wonderful blood . Definitely. Magnus has had we believe such a wonderful start blood . Definitely. Magnus has had we believe such a wonderful start to believe such a wonderful start to life. We could put him under a tree and he willjust sit and watch and be mesmerised. He loves all the birds, he has never in front of a television, so i think it is a really good way for him to start, and i think he will follow that through. And i think he will follow that throuuh. ,. ,. , through. Yes, ust all the memories and the through. Yes, just all the memories and the footage, through. Yes, just all the memories and the footage, the through. Yes, just all the memories and the footage, the photos through. Yes, just all the memories and the footage, the photos we through. Yes, just all the memories | and the footage, the photos we have ot and the footage, the photos we have got to and the footage, the photos we have got to show him when he is older. He might got to show him when he is older. He might not got to show him when he is older. He might not remember this himself but i might not remember this himself but i have might not remember this himself but i have no might not remember this himself but i have no doubt that this will be ingrained i have no doubt that this will be ingrained into the fabric of his being ingrained into the fabric of his being as ingrained into the fabric of his being as he grows up, and i definitely see that he has thrived since definitely see that he has thrived since we definitely see that he has thrived since we have had him. And definitely see that he has thrived since we have had him. Definitely see that he has thrived since we have had him. And you were alwa s since we have had him. And you were always already since we have had him. And you were always already adventurous since we have had him. And you were always already adventurous before i always already adventurous before you two met, you are wild camping on your own, he said. So the fact that your own, he said. So the fact that you find each other on this journey is really quite something. I you find each other on this ourney is really quite something. Is really quite something. I think that is testament is really quite something. I think that is testament to is really quite something. I think that is testament to if is really quite something. I think that is testament to if there is really quite something. I think that is testament to if there is i that is testament to if there is stuff that you love doing, you get out there and you do it and you end p out there and you do it and you end up meeting summary with a similar passion. It couldnt have been more right time, right place, and i was definitely in a headspace in myself where i was ready for that, had it been years before i wouldnt have been. And kate wasjust been years before i wouldnt have been. And kate was just so forward and so open and so inquisitive. She just literally barged her way through and said, how are you . But what i love about kate is she is just really up for, if there are something that sounds ridiculous and i say we could do that, she says, lets give it a shot. Itjust works for us. We are Kindred Spirits in that respect. For us. We are Kindred Spirits in that respect for us. We are Kindred Spirits in that respect. What you love about him . Nothing him . Nothing. Laughter laughter i would say it is a big question. A sense i would say it is a big question. A sense of i would say it is a big question. A sense of humour and the fact that he isjust. Sense of humour and the fact that he isjust. What sense of humour and the fact that he isjust, what you see is what sense of humour and the fact that he is just, what you see is what you et is just, what you see is what you get with is just, what you see is what you get with chris. And he just. Magnus get with chris. And he just. Magnus is get with chris. And he just. Magnus is crying. There we go, darling magnus is crying. There we go, darling. There we go. Dont darling. There we go. Dont work with kids and animals you have come to the wrong place. Chris is so playful, he has a great sense chris is so playful, he has a great sense of chris is so playful, he has a great sense of humour, we are Kindred Spirits sense of humour, we are Kindred Spirits and sense of humour, we are Kindred Spirits and nothing is impossible. The World Spirits and nothing is impossible. The world is our oyster and we have ot the world is our oyster and we have got so the world is our oyster and we have got so many the world is our oyster and we have got so many crazy harebrained schemes got so many crazy harebrained schemes that we would love to do, and it schemes that we would love to do, and it is schemes that we would love to do, and it isjust schemes that we would love to do, and it isjust that mentality of, why cant and it isjust that mentality of, why cant we . It and it isjust that mentality of, why cant we . And it isjust that mentality of, wh cant we . ,. ,. , why cant we . It is ironic, we have nothina why cant we . It is ironic, we have nothing apart why cant we . It is ironic, we have nothing apart from why cant we . It is ironic, we have nothing apart from a why cant we . It is ironic, we have nothing apart from a van why cant we . It is ironic, we have nothing apart from a van and why cant we . It is ironic, we have nothing apart from a van and a why cant we . It is ironic, we have l nothing apart from a van and a tent, but we feel like we have everything because we havent got those commitments to being tied in one place, so we can go and enjoy. You place, so we can go and enoy. You do, that is place, so we can go and enoy. You to, that is a place, so we can go and enoy. You do, that is a great i place, so we can go and enjoy. You do, that is a great point ended on. Thank you to everybody, magnus in particular. We look forward to hearing more adventures. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Its 8 59. Good morning. Welcome to the nations phone in. Foreign aid budget, is it money well spent a few over to you warnings today that thousands of Women In Africa will die in pregnancy and childbirth as a result of cuts to our overseas aid budget. Foreign aid itself, it is a fascinating debate, it is about helping people, it is for their own security, it is building trade and economic ties, tackling global issues, Climate Change, promoting our values, supporting friendly governments, building alliances and a form of reparation from our colonial legacy that we can do. And prestige, it marks us out as global britain, not little britain. And there is of course steely eyed pragmatism, running throughout all of this with ever increasing chinese influence to say the least, and influence to say the least, and influence war as the exercise of power and hard power across the planet. I hear some of you, and we will. People in food banks, Child Poverty here and the classic Charity Begins at home. Ngos themselves, some operate unaccountably, some appalling headlines in recent years, the c word never far away, corruption, gravy train, and their wonderful work and there is no doubt about that. If you worked