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New Regulator Powers aimed at reducing pollution. Cheese as far as the eye can see. Good morning from this dairy in nottinghamshire where they have made stilton for over 100 years. But have we lost our taste for the traditional Christmas Favourite . Good morning. Start spreading the news. Jack draper is making it in New York, as he powers through to the last four, at the Us Open a first semifinal, at the Us Open a first semifinal for him at a grand slam. And big contrasts across the country. We could see a Months Worth of rain for some in the south whereas in scotland potentially the warmest weather since may. Its thursday, 5th of september. Survivors and relatives of those who died as a result of the Grenfell Tower Disaster say theyre still waiting for justice, after a damning report set out a catalogue of failures. The six year public inquiry� s final report laid the blame on successive governments, Systematic Dishonesty from Cladding Companies and the indifference of the local council. 0ur Correspondent Ellie price has more. They may not have come to terms with their loss, but they have, finally, got some answers. We didnt have the right treatment. We were discriminated. To some, it gives answers and to some it doesnt do anything except its put that extra nail in the coffin as they say. At The End, seven years passed and we still have nojustice and we have to fight again. I dont know how manyl years its going to take. The memory of that night still dominates this community. Residents who were Victims Of, at best, incompetence, at worst, calculated dishonesty and greed, the report said. Lives that didnt need to be lost. The simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in The Tower were badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. The Prime Minister visited Grenfell Tower two weeks ago. Hes vowed to take swift action. There will be a debate on the floor of this house. We will respond in full to the inquiry� s recommendations within six months and we will update parliament annually on our progress against every commitment that we make. But there are some things i can say right now. There are still Buildings Today with unsafe cladding, and the speed at which this is being addressed is far, far too slow. The fire here was a result of dishonest companies, failures by successive governments, and a lack of strategy by the Fire Service. The council, which was responsible for The Tower, has apologised for failing to protect residents before the fire and to look after them in the aftermath. Has enough changed . No, i dont think enough has changed. I think we need to continue. So for an easy reply, i could say, well, all the recommendations in the first part of the report, you know, weve put them in, weve changed our resilience team, weve changed the way we organise ourselves, weve changed how we behave with our residents. We are held to account by our residents. But is that enough if youve lost a child, is that enough . No, i dont think so. Police say they need until The End of next year to finish their investigation into what happened here, which means no criminal prosecutions will be brought until The End of 2026 at the earliest. But for families who lost Loved Ones here, theyve waited six years to see in Black And White who was to blame for their deaths. Their Wait Forjustice continues. Ellie price, Bbc News at Grenfell Tower. Correspondent Tim Muffett is in West London. At the centre of everything here are the relatives of those who died and those who live in that community. That is right. It was a hard Hitting Report and i think many families have welcomed that. They said for many a year there deaths were avoidable and the report confirms that. I think there is real frustration as to how long any potential criminal proceedings will take. Scotland yard said it has run an investigation, it has looked at numerous pieces of evidence. It has investigated what has happened, but now it has the report it will go through that and seeing where ever that evidence takes them. They are looking at the most serious of offences potentially. Misconduct in public office for example. Corporate manslaughter potentially. As we heard just now, it will be at least 18 months before criminal proceedings get under way and for a lot of people badly affected by this terrible accident, that is simply too long. A Campaign Group said all it wants isjustice. And too long. A Campaign Group said all it wants is justice. And for nobody to be able to hide behind a veil that will keep them away from that. A lot of frustration i think as to how long criminal proceedings could take. 0ur Chief Political Correspondent Henry zeffmanjoins us. 1700 pages, the report. We had a response from the government, the Prime Minister yesterday. What is he going to do about this . Keir Prime Minister yesterday. What is he going to do about this . Going to do about this . Keir starmer a olouised going to do about this . Keir starmer apologised upon going to do about this . Keir starmer apologised upon the going to do about this . Keir starmer apologised upon the behalf going to do about this . Keir starmer apologised upon the behalf of going to do about this . Keir starmer apologised upon the behalf of the i apologised upon the behalf of the british state from the commons and that immediately makes clear the government believes this is one of those british injustices on the scale of hillsborough, other scandals Prime Ministers have formally said sorry for. It also imposes an onus of action on the government. As you heard a little while ago, the government said it will formally respond to the inquiry� s recommendations within six months but i think politically it will feel the need to move on specific elements faster. Yesterday the Prime Minister said as a first step the government had already written to the company is implicated in the report to tell them they would no longer receive Government Contracts. It does not seem like thatis contracts. It does not seem like that is because of any particular ongoing concerns about the quality of work of those companies, it is essentially a punishment, a way of the government saying it wants to take immediate actions even as other investigations progress. There is another question which is about ongoing cladding cases. The hundreds of thousands around the uk who still seem to be living in flats deemed unsafe and also not able to be sold at a time when the government, a top priority happens to be dealing with a housing crisis. I think that will become a complicated issue the government will feel it has to sort. The government said it will announce further steps this autumn so i guess in the coming weeks, to speed up the current pace of remediation of existing flats where bad cladding is used. I think people will watch closely to make sure the government finds a way to do so fast. Finds a way to do so fast. Thank ou. A 14 year old boy is due to appear in court this morning, charged with the murder of an 80 year Old Man in leicestershire. Bhim kohli was attacked on sunday while walking his dog in Franklin Park. He died on monday from a neck injury. 0ur Correspondent Chi Chi Izundu reports. A loving husband, Dad And Grandad whose life was centred on his family. Thats how the family of Bhim Kohli Have described him. His attack and his death have shocked the community in leicester. Im a grandparent myself, you know, and ijust think my elderly mother lives around the corner. We should be allowed to just take a walk through the park without restraint and worry. You cant get closure on this. Its something that scars the whole of your life. One of absolute shock that something like this has happened. Particularly for people who know mr kohli himself, who is well known to many people around here. A postmortem showed that mr kohli died of a neck injury. Hed been out walking his dog, rocky, in his local park in Braunstone Town on Sunday Evening when he was attacked. A 14 year old boy charged with his murder is due to appear at Leicester Youth Court later this morning. Leicestershire police say neighbourhood teams are in the area and will carry out regular patrols. Bhim Kohlis Family and friends said one of his greatest passions was his allotment. Every day, hed tend to his plots with pride, and his family has said theyve been overwhelmed by messages and support, but add that their hearts have been completely broken. Chi chi izundu, Bbc News. Seven people have been killed in a russian drone and Missile Attack in the ukrainian city of lviv, including a mother and her three daughters. The whole of ukraine was under an Air Raid Alert at the time, following the biggest russian bombardment so far this year on the city Of Poltava, in which 53 people died. Rescuers are continuing to search for survivors. At least five people have been killed in an israeli strike on a car in the occupied west bank, according to the palestinian red crescent society. The Israeli Military said it carried out three separate Air Strikes as part of an offensive launched last week. The Territorys Health Ministry says more than 30 palestinians have been killed. Water companies could be banned from receiving bonuses, and even sent to prison, under new Government Legislation aimed at reducing pollution. The proposed laws, which will apply in england and wales, give regulators more powers and make it easier for them to impose fines. 0ur Environment Correspondent Jonah Fisher has more. For decades, both profits and sewage have flowed from englands privatised Water Companies. Dividends have been paid to shareholders and multi million Pound Pay packages to Company Bosses. Last year, the sewage spilled for 3. 6 million hours. But could things be about to change . This new legislation makes it easier for the Environment Agency to take Enforcement Action and introduces tougher penalties for executives. If they obstruct an investigation, they could now face up to two years in jail. Bonuses for bosses will only be allowed if their companies arejudged by the regulator to have met both environmental and financial standards. What these new laws are doing is its bringing Back Accountability into a system where the public feel there has been no accountability whatsoever, despite the fact that, last year, we saw record levels of pollution in our rivers, lakes and seas. The previous government, for 1h years, let them get away with this. This new law gives the regulator the tough new powers they need to crack down on these kinds of abuses. But is it really the laws that have been the problem . Many campaigners say regulators should still have done more to investigate and take action over sewage spills. We actually have perfectly decent laws, perfectly, you know, acceptable legal framework. The problem is its never been enforced. And what this bill does is comes up with some nice emotive phrases like Prison Sentences and banning bonuses and so on, but it doesnt address the fundamental problem. We have a set of regulations already and theyre not being enforced, and the only way theyre going to be enforced is by our regulators to be properly funded and empowered to do the job theyre supposed to be doing. This bill is an attempt by the government to tackle the worst excesses of the water industry, but it wont, on its own, stop the sewage spills. Thats going to take billions of pounds of investment in new infrastructure, and negotiations are continuing between the regulator and the Water Companies as to how much all of our bills are going to have to rise to pay for it. Jonah fisher, Bbc News. A 14 year old boy has been arrested after four people were killed and nine injured at a School Shooting in georgia. Officials said two pupils and two teachers died in Yesterdays Attack at apalachee high school. The fbi said agents had interviewed the suspect last year, for making online threats about a School Shooting. An inquest has heard how a mental Health Assessment into a guest on Thejeremy Kyle Show found he was at risk of suicide. Steven dymond is believed to have taken his own life a week after appearing on the Itv Programme five years ago. Jeremy kyle himself is expected to give evidence to the inquest tomorrow. The governments being urged to provide extra funding for hospices after more Job Cuts have been announced. Staff at a hospice in West Sussex have been told that 35 posts will be lost. Its the sixth in recent weeks to take such action because of financial pressures for those providing end of life care. A council of new zealands indigenous Maori Chiefs has chosen the late kings youngest child, and only daughter, as the new queen. Nga Wai Hono I Te Po was selected as the successor during an elaborate ceremony ahead of herfather� s funeral, where thousands of mourners had gathered on the countrys north island. She is the second maori queen. It looks rather beautiful there. Heres matt. There was a retro feel i saw in your hello at the start of the programme with your new graphics. What hello at the start of the programme with your new graphics. Hello at the start of the programme with your new graphics. What is that about . I was with your new graphics. What is that about . I was highlighting with your new graphics. What is that about . I was highlighting the about . I was highlighting the contrasting. A big Contrasts Today and over the next days. Good morning. Today we will see rain in the southern areas. And a little bit further north. Across the North West of the uk, sunshine will be out. And a breeze blowing. At the moment some of the heavy downpours in southern counties. Fairly erratic. Some thunderthrough counties. Fairly erratic. Some thunder through the english channel. More persistent rain into the South East. Rain further north in eastern areas. A lot of cloud coming in on a freshening breeze. In the shelterfrom the in on a freshening breeze. In the shelter from the breeze in on a freshening breeze. In the shelterfrom the breeze in in on a freshening breeze. In the shelter from the breeze in scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of North West england, you will see the Lions Share of the sunshine. Rain persisting particularly from central Southern England westwards. Some of the highest rainfall across somerset devonshire. A lot of cloud elsewhere through england and wales. Light rain in Eastern Scotland. Northern Ireland Western Scotland continues with the sunshine. Through tonight, The Rain goes for a while in the South West. Showers later. Some thunder and some low cloud and a humid start to tomorrow. 0ver Thunder and some low cloud and a humid start to tomorrow. Over the next days, Western Scotland, Northern Ireland is the best place to be if you want some sunshine. Further downpours in the south. But sunshine as well at times. A month on from riots which shocked the uk, the driver of a car that was targeted by a violent mob in hull, says hes still traumatised and thought he was going to die. Marius which is not his real name now knows that as he feared for his life, the vicious attack was being filmed and shared to millions on Social Media. Hes been speaking to our reporter pritti mistri. 0n the moment, you can die there. So two things you are dying, its very, very dramatic. This was the moment marius, not his real name, and his two cousins were attacked during the violent unrest in hull a month ago. They start to jump on my car, to punch with some things metals, everything they had in the hand. I was trying to reverse back. They broke my window, they took my key, my phones and everything. We was very scared. I had some punches. They tried to punch me with some metal bar. I get my head back in the car and they scratched my hands. When i see his face, its furious and they want to kill me. Marius and his two cousins managed to escape, taking refuge in a nearby Hotel Housing Asylum seekers, which, moments before, was also under fire. While marius, a delivery driver, tried to get back to work, his cousins fled to romania. What about you . Why do you think you were targeted . These are just a couple of the people whove been jailed for their part in the disorder and the attack on marius and his cousins. But for the young father, the sentences are not enough to tackle the underlying tensions that sparked the riots. That was pritti mistris report. Lets Take A Look at todays papers. The final report from the Grenfell Tower inquiry dominates this mornings front pages. Killed by Greed And A Culture Of Dishonesty is the headline on the times, with pictures of those who died. The paper says the report blamed unscrupulous Building Firms for the fire. The damning verdict from the inquriy was that every one of the deaths was avoidable, says the i. Everyone failed them, the paper says. The Daily Mirror also carries the pictures of those who lost their lives, with a headline that reads simply now get them justice. The telegraph says prosecutors believe families will have to wait between 12 and 18 months for any charges to be brought. The paper headlines the story with grenfell � crooks and killers will not face justice until 2026. Its been 30 years since the Entertainer And Tv Presenter Roy Castle died from Lung Cancer, having lived his final moments to the fullest, creating a legacy thats still changing lives today. In the months before he died, roy travelled around the uk on his tour of hope, raising more than a £1 million for research into fighting the disease. 0ur Reporter Fiona lamdin has more on his remarkable life. And heres the man of the moment, Roy Castle Roy Castle musician, entertainer and comedian. Record breaker. For two decades, he was a staple of our television screens. Whoo . Hosting record breakers. In 1986, he became the fastest person to parascend under ten bridges on the river thames. Now, we connect up the Drip Straightaway and get the treatment started as quickly as possible. They stick a needle in your arm, it goes into the vein and it goes into your arm. Just a few years later, he was diagnosed with Lung Cancer. He let the cameras in to film his treatment the first time someone so high profile had been so open about living with cancer. It started, really, when i was having a bath, because you wash your hair and rub it, and as i was rubbing the hair, when i when i brought my hands back down to look at them, they were just covered. They were just like ape hands, you know. In the last months of his life, he embarked on a tour of hope, travelling around the country, raising awareness. Theres nothing worse than somebody that lies down screaming and grumbling and saying, why me . Much better to get up and start flailing your arms again, isnt it . Roy died two days after his 62nd birthday, but his legacy continues in the foundation set up in his name. It provides support to patients and has helped introduce Lung Cancer screening. And a major part of the Roy Castle Lung Cancer foundation is the research that goes on in these labs. Over the last 25 years, theyve collected over a quarter of A Million samples from people who are healthy and people who have Lung Cancer. And then theyre all stored in these huge freezers. So what weve done so far is find a whole range of different proteins, which we know can help predict Someones Risk of cancer. And what we then hope to do is develop tests where we can use just a very small amount of blood and measure a small number of proteins, which, together, tells you whether someone is likely to get cancer in the future, or whether they actually like to have cancer now. The Roy Castle Lung Foundation provides Advice And Support for patients. Like nick, who was diagnosed six years ago. They give you hope. Because the place youre at, sometimes, you cant see a way out, but Roy Castle Lung Cancer foundation, theyve been there for other patients. Theyve been there for patients at different stages of cancer, and Theyve Seen People survive. Are you having the same treatment as me . 30 years on, Roy Castle, his name and his legacy is stronger than ever before. Funding Screening And Research, while helping those living with Lung Cancer and saving many, many lives. So many people remember him so fondly. Laterwe so many people remember him so fondly. Later we speak to his wife fiona at 8. 10. And he was on that Fundraising Journey very ill. But lots to celebrate about what he achieved. And he was one of the first to show that side of Illness And Campaigning and charity and fundraising. He was and charity and fundraising. He was a trailblazer. I look forward to that conversation later. Time to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Im luxmy gopal. Following the publication of the final report from the grenfell fire inquiry, the focus for some survivors is now on holding to account the people and organisations named in the report. The mayor of london says he shares their frustration with how long the criminal investigation is taking, but that its important the police are able to review all the evidence. So we want them to complete their investigations as soon as possible. I understand the frustration. I understand the delay. Its more than seven years on now and the inquiry has only just been completed. But actually, i prefer the police and cps waiting for all the evidence to be revealed in the inquiry and then do their investigation, rather than the police investigating and new stuff coming to light. A female cyclist has been taken to hospital with potentially Life Changing injuries after a crash with a lorry in parliament square. An airambulance was sent and paramedics took her to a major trauma cenre. The met said the driver stopped after the incident, which had happened about 11 30Am Yesterday near the junction with bridge street. Quick thinking from marie Therese Gumpert prevented what could have been a major multi Vehicle Motorway Pile up after the driver of the bus she was travelling in passed out at the wheel. Marie managed to grab the Steering Wheel and get some control of the vehicle, which crossed three lanes of traffic on the m25, hit the central reservoir, and finally stopped on the hard shoulder. Speaking to the police, i realised truly how horrific this accident could have been. With 25 students and a unresponsive driver and a Bus Heading down the motorway at a very high speed. 0n the day of the accident, i didnt feel really brave. I feel like ijust did what i had to do to ensure as many Peoples Safety as possible. And yeah, im just grateful for all the support we got on the day and following. A look at some Travel News now. 0n the tubes theres a good service on all lines this morning. Now onto the weather with kawser. Hello there. Good morning. Well, quite an unsettled couple of days ahead. We have this Weather Front continuing to bring some outbreaks of Showery Rain, heavy and persistent at times. And for this reason, the met office do have a couple of yellow Weather Warnings in force for Heavy Rain Valid throughout the day today, and another for tomorrow too, so there could be the risk of some disruption, some tricky conditions on the roads and the risk of localised flooding. Not everyone will see the heaviest of this rain, mainly across more central and Southern Parts during the day today. Further towards the north, therell be some drier, brighter weather, some spells of Sunshine Breaking through The Cloud and temperatures 18 to 21 celsius. Its breezy out there as well, and for this evening, where we are expecting some drier weather before we see further outbreaks of Showery Rain spreading in by the early hours, and temperatures holding up at 15 to 17 celsius. The winds will ease too. And looking ahead, well, friday too, therell be some outbreaks of heavy, persistent rain for a time, but there will be some drier, brighter weather developing later and it becomes quite mild and muggy overnight into the weekend and staying quite unsettled with some thundery showers. Ill be back in around haldf an hour with more news, Travel And Weather. Now back to naga and charlie. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Lets return to our main story now. The report into the Grenfell Tower Disaster has set out how a chain of failures across government and the private sector led to the loss of 72 people in 2017. We can Take A Look at some of the key findings. In 2001, before the disaster, the alarm was raised about cladding related fires. But, despite a committee of Mps Raising Concerns at this point, flammable Cladding Wasn T banned, as it had already been classed as meeting british safety standards. The report also found that tests conducted in 2001 revealed the type of cladding of concern, burned violently though the results were kept confidential and the government did not tighten any rules. In 2010, the Coalition Government was intent on cutting regulations which it had dubbed as Red Tape holding back british enterprise. The inquiry found this policy dominated Thinking Forthat government so much so that even matters affecting the safety of life were ignored, delayed or disregarded. The inquiry found there had been Systematic Dishonesty from those who made the cladding used on The Tower, with one manufacturer deliberately concealing the true extent of the danger of its product. The report found that London Fire brigade firefighters who went into grenfell had not been properly prepared, with a failure to share knowledge about cladding fires, a failure to plan for a large number of 999 calls, or Train Staff in what to tell trapped residents. Joining us now is matt wrack, general secretary of the Fire Brigades union. Thank you for your time this morning and first of all, could you give us your thought about the inquiry� s findings more generally . Goad findings more generally . Good mornin , findings more generally . Good morning. Yes. Findings more generally . Good morning. Yes. I findings more generally . Good morning, yes, ithink findings more generally . Good morning, yes, i think we findings more generally . Good morning, yes, i think we welcome the report morning, yes, i think we welcome the report which morning, yes, i think we welcome the report which has taken a very long time report which has taken a very long time and report which has taken a very long time and i report which has taken a very long time and i think it makes for absolutely shocking reading. The first comment is to send Support And Sympathy first comment is to send Support And Sympathy to the bereaved and the Survivors Sympathy to the bereaved and the survivors who have had to wait a very. Survivors who have had to wait a very. Very survivors who have had to wait a very, very long time. We are still reading very, very long time. We are still reading the very, very long time. We are still reading the report as its a very lengthy reading the report as its a very lengthy report and its absolutely shocking, as has been set out on the question shocking, as has been set out on the question of shocking, as has been set out on the question of utter failure ultimately by the question of utter failure ultimately by the government to keep people safe in by the government to keep people safe in their own homes, with an obsession safe in their own homes, with an obsession with deregulation, getting rid of so called Red Tape when what we mean rid of so called Red Tape when what we mean by rid of so called Red Tape when what we mean by Red Tape are regulations that make we mean by Red Tape are regulations that make buildings safe, so therefore allowing producers, manufacturers to produce material for the manufacturers to produce material for the Building Industry which was not safe for the Building Industry which was not safe and then allowing the Construction Industry to apply those buildings Construction Industry to apply those buildings to materials to make the building buildings to materials to make the building unsafe, so Grenfell Tower, when building unsafe, so Grenfell Tower, when it building unsafe, so Grenfell Tower, when it was building unsafe, so Grenfell Tower, when it was built in the 1970s would have been when it was built in the 1970s would have been a when it was built in the 1970s would have been a safe building and the fire could have been a safe building and the fire could not have happened in the way It Fire could not have happened in the way it did fire could not have happened in the way it did in fire could not have happened in the way it did in 2017. 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Dig into the behaviour of individual agents, such as the various firms involved agents, such as the various firms involved in agents, such as the various firms involved in the refurbishment of The Tower, involved in the refurbishment of The Tower, that involved in the refurbishment of The Tower, that is shocking as well, but behind tower, that is shocking as well, but behind it tower, that is shocking as well, but behind it all tower, that is shocking as well, but behind it all is the approach to regulation that allowed this to happen regulation that allowed this to happen and that is at the very heart of government. And that is the point we have of government. And that is the point we have been making since 2017 and indeed we have been making since 2017 and indeed before and the reportjust referred indeed before and the reportjust referred to, the 2001 report, we made referred to, the 2001 report, we made submissions to the Inquiry Following made submissions to the Inquiry Following a fire in scotland in 1999 following a fire in scotland in 1999 to following a fire in scotland in 1999. ,. , following a fire in scotland in 1999. ,. , following a fire in scotland in 1999. , 1999. To be clear to people, you represent 1999. To be clear to people, you represent the 1999. To be clear to people, you represent the fire 1999. To be clear to people, you represent the Fire Brigade 1999. To be clear to people, you represent the Fire Brigade union| 1999. To be clear to people, you represent the Fire Brigade union and firefighters themselves. In the report the inquiry talked about London Fire brigade lacking a strategy to evacuate Grenfell Tower once they had lost control and an unfounded assumption that this type of blaze that occurred at The Tower could not happen. Can you reflect on that for us . That for us . Yes, i think theres a number of that for us . Yes, i think theres a number of elements that for us . Yes, i think theres a number of elements to that for us . Yes, i think theres a number of elements to that. That for us . Yes, i think theres a number of elements to that. As | that for us . Yes, i think theres a i number of elements to that. As you say, we number of elements to that. As you say, we represent Front Line Firefighters and im not answering for the firefighters and im not answering for the London Fire brigade, and clearly for the London Fire brigade, and clearly there were major failures in the london clearly there were major failures in the London Fire Brigade Management Team and the London Fire Brigade Management Team and frankly in other Fire And Rescue team and frankly in other Fire And Rescue services across the country there Rescue Services across the country there has Rescue Services across the country there has been complacency and in my view, there has been complacency and in my view, we there has been complacency and in my view, ive spoken to civil servants and ministers over the years, there is a failure and ministers over the years, there is a failure at and ministers over the years, there is a failure at government level, at senior is a failure at government level, at senior civil is a failure at government level, at senior civil Servant Level and that feeds senior civil Servant Level and that feeds through to the people running fire and feeds through to the people running Fire And Rescue services. It was clear Fire And Rescue services. It was clear to Fire And Rescue services. It was clear to us Fire And Rescue services. It was clear to us there were Warning Signs about clear to us there were Warning Signs about cladding fires, both in london and elsewhere in the uk and indeed around and elsewhere in the uk and indeed around the and elsewhere in the uk and indeed around the world. They should have been around the world. They should have been flagged and discussed but unfortunately the Fire Service has been unfortunately the Fire Service has been fragmented for 20 years or so, so each been fragmented for 20 years or so, so each fire been fragmented for 20 years or so, so each Fire Service is deciding its own policv, so each Fire Service is deciding its own policy, the approach in london will be own policy, the approach in london will be different to the approach in bedfordshire, for example. We think the whole bedfordshire, for example. We think the whole situation is ludicrous. Weve the whole situation is ludicrous. Weve made the point for many, many years weve made the point for many, many years and weve made the point for many, many years and indeed before the Grenfell Tower years and indeed before the Grenfell Tower fire years and indeed before the Grenfell Tower fire and the opportunity now exists Tower Fire and the opportunity now exists for Tower Fire and the opportunity now exists for the new government to seriously exists for the new government to seriously put this right and im sure seriously put this right and im sure the seriously put this right and im sure the Community Firefighters do not want sure the Community Firefighters do not want to hear, there have been powerful not want to hear, there have been powerful words expressed by the prime powerful words expressed by the Prime Minister and we welcome that, but its Prime Minister and we welcome that, but its not Prime Minister and we welcome that, but its not enough, there has to be action but its not enough, there has to be action that but its not enough, there has to be action that fundamentally changes the regime and the first of all the regime the regime and the first of all the regime in the regime and the first of all the regime in terms of Building Safety and for regime in terms of Building Safety and for firefighters, the regime regime in terms of Building Safety and forfirefighters, the regime in the fire and forfirefighters, the regime in the Fire And Rescue service as well. As it stands the Fire And Rescue service as well. As it stands today, do you think your members, the firefighters themselves, are better managed . Because the criticism was about the incorrect training, about appropriate direction on the night, so do you think anything has changed in regard to those things for your members, the firefighters . Things have changed members, the firefighters . Things have changed to members, the firefighters . Things have changed to some members, the firefighters . Things have changed to some degree. Members, the firefighters . Things have changed to some degree. If. Members, the firefighters . Things have changed to some degree. If i | have changed to some degree. If i could have changed to some degree. If i could make a point before that. The Fire Service could make a point before that. The Fire Service clearly should train for the Fire Service clearly should train for the risks but there is a bigger question for the risks but there is a bigger question we have to ask. Training for risk, question we have to ask. Training for risk, the question we have to ask. Training for risk, the point is the people who redevelop that building altered the risk who redevelop that building altered the risk and we had to ask ourselves as a society the risk and we had to ask ourselves as a society whether we are prepared to accept as a society whether we are prepared to accept unsafe buildings. We know there to accept unsafe buildings. We know there are to accept unsafe buildings. We know there are thousands of buildings around there are thousands of buildings around the country where Tens Of Thousands around the country where Tens Of Thousands of people are living in buildings thousands of people are living in buildings where the regulations have been compromised and there is either cladding been compromised and there is either cladding or been compromised and there is either Cladding Or Fire doors that do not wort Cladding Or Fire doors that do not work and Cladding Or Fire doors that do not work and other failings in Fire Safety Work and other failings in Fire Safety and i dont think thats acceptable to put people in those conditions. Thats the first point that needs to be addressed, and secondly, that needs to be addressed, and secondly, the Fire Service should prepare secondly, the Fire Service should prepare and train for that. There have prepare and train for that. There have been prepare and train for that. There have been significant changes in london have been significant changes in London Fire brigade, but a point we have made London Fire brigade, but a point we have made again and we wrote to Theresa Have made again and we wrote to Theresa May as the Prime Minister about Theresa May as the Prime Minister about this, Theresa May as the Prime Minister about this, each Fire And Rescue service about this, each Fire And Rescue service in about this, each Fire And Rescue service in england responds to highrise service in england responds to high rise fires with different resources, so they respond in different resources, so they respond in different times and in different numbers different times and in different numbers of Fire Engines to the same type of numbers of Fire Engines to the same type of Fire Numbers of Fire Engines to the same type of fire. We think thats ludicrous. Ive made that point to theresa ludicrous. Ive made that point to Theresa May some years ago in a letter Theresa May some years ago in a Letter And Theresa may some years ago in a letter and i Theresa May some years ago in a letter and i made that point to the Deputv Letter and i made that point to the deputy Prime Minister recently, and to fire deputy Prime Minister recently, and to fire ministers. To fire ministers. Apologies for interrupting. To fire ministers. Apologies for interrupting, but to fire ministers. Apologies for interrupting, but its to fire ministers. Apologies for interrupting, but its an to fire ministers. Apologies for interrupting, but its an issue | to fire ministers. Apologies forj interrupting, but its an issue a lot of people are talking about, that It Lot of people are talking about, Thatitis Lot of people are talking about, that it is estimated, you said the number yourself, over 3000 buildings that have yet to be re clad that would fall into this unsafe category. 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The appropriate i step to take, in my opinion, would be to step to take, in my opinion, would step to take, in my opinion, would be to step to take, in my opinion, would be to risk step to take, in my opinion, would be to risk assess in each case, but be to risk step to take, in my opinion, would be to risk assess in each case, but lets be to risk assess in each case, but lets be to risk assess in each case, but lets take be to risk assess in each case, but lets take the case of the dagenham lets take be to risk assess in each case, but lets take the case of the Dagenham Fire last Fire Last lets take the case of the Dagenham Fire last week which tragically, or lets take the case of the Dagenham Fire last week which tragically, or ironically Fire Last week which tragically, or ironically Fire Last week which tragically, or ironically highlighted the issues we ironically highlighted the issues we are discussing today with the are discussing today with the publication of the report a Week Publication of the report a week after publication of the report a week after it after publication of the report a week after It Publication of the report a week after it. We were Moment Publication of the report a week after it. We were fortunate that there after it. We were fortunate that there were no lives lost in this case there were no lives lost in this case and there were no lives lost in this case and i there were no lives lost in this case and i have to praise the professionalism of the firefighters from dagenham and elsewhere who responded from that. But it very easily responded from that. But it very easily could have led to loss of life and easily could have led to loss of life and it easily could have led to loss of life and it does raise the question of how life and it does raise the question of how much was known about the Fire Risks in of how much was known about the Fire Risks in that of how much was known about the Fire Risks in that building, and in that particular risks in that building, and in that particular case, was it appropriate that people were living in that accommodation when that people were living in that accommodation wht clearly it is thats an option and clearly it is a huge. Thats an option and clearly it is a huge. Huge thats an option and clearly it is a huge, huge problem. Im not underestimating that, but the problem has been created by the lack of regulation and by a Construction Industry of regulation and by a Construction Industry that has turned buildings that Were Industry that has turned buildings that were previously protected from Fire Into that were previously protected from Fire Into buildings not adequately protected from fire. Fire into buildings not adequately protected from fire. Thank you for our time protected from fire. Thank you for your time this protected from fire. Thank you for your time this morning. Protected from fire. Thank you for your time this morning. Thank protected from fire. Thank you for. Your time this morning. Thank you. Mike is taking your time this morning. Thank you. Mike is taking a your time this morning. Thank you. Mike is taking a look your time this morning. Thank you. Mike is taking a look at your time this morning. Thank you. Mike is taking a look at the your time this morning. Thank you. Mike is taking a look at the sport. I mike is taking a look at the sport. I have two things to thankJack Draper for. I have two things to thankJack Draperfor. Britains Tennis Number one. Number one, exciting at the Us Open and im really enjoying watching Hisjourney Open and im really enjoying watching his journey now and number two, that game yesterday, he got it done. , , two, that game yesterday, he got it done. , , done. Really impressively as well. Still hasnt done. Really impressively as well. Still hasnt dropped done. Really impressively as well. Still hasnt dropped a done. Really impressively as well. Still hasnt dropped a set done. Really impressively as well. Still hasnt dropped a set and done. Really impressively as well. Still hasnt dropped a set and is i still hasnt dropped a set and is looking still hasnt dropped a set and is looking so still hasnt dropped a set and is looking so good. Hes always had it in him. Looking so good. Hes always had it in him. As looking so good. Hes always had it in him. As a looking so good. Hes always had it in him, as a 19 year old he was very talented in him, as a 19 year old he was very talented and in him, as a 19 year old he was very talented and last year affected by injuries talented and last year affected by injuries as his body got used to being injuries as his body got used to being on injuries as his body got used to being on the gruelling tour, really showing being on the gruelling tour, really showing his potential and a Milestone Moment for him. Jack draper will face Jannik Sinner for a place in the Us Open final after becoming the first British Male since Sir Andy Murray, in 2012, to reach the last four of the Us Open, following a straight Sets Demolition, of australian 10th seed, alex de minaur. Nesta macgregor reports on a groundbreaking performance from the british Number One. In New York, the Big Apple, the biggest win of Jack Drapers career. Against the odds, the 22 year old through to fridays Us Open semi final. Ive obviously played alex a few times and know hes a really tough competitor. You know, i thought it was just a solid match all round. Proud of my performance. There was some ups and downs during the match, but i felt in general, i served pretty well. And, you know, i did a good job to come through. Australias alex de minaur, the number ten seed, an Opponent Whod won their previous three meetings. The british Number One, famous for Big T Shirts and a big serve, looked at home. Some impressive groundstrokes meant he raced into a 4 1 lead and was soon serving for the set. However, after that winner, a wince. Soon the british Number One was receiving treatment, although the australian was struggling too. Patched up but no let up. Draper dug deep. A mixture of power and finesse saw him serving for the second set. Beautifully done. After more than two hours on court, Jack Draper, incredibly, seemed to save his best till last. De minaur simply had no answer. Draper serving out the match in style. Incredible final game. With Carlos Alcaraz with Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic already out, and Novak Djokovic already out, the tournament is wide open. The tournament is wide open. Jack draper is now a step closer brits whove recently Jack Draper is now a step closer to emulating Andy Murray to emulating Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu and Emma Raducanu brits whove recently won this tournament. Draper becomes the first british man to reach the Semi Finals at the Us Open since Andy Murray won the title in 2012. Draper himself, for all his potential, says if i have half of the career of that man, ill retire very, very happy indeed. A Victory Hell never forget. Jack draper dreaming of more success in the city that never sleeps. Nestor mcgregor, Bbc News. It was another Bumper Day for Paralympics Gb at the games in paris yesterday, with three more gold medals. Lets cross live to paris and get the latest from our reporter there sally hurst. Good morning, sally. It all means Paralympics Gb have strenghtened their grip on second place in the medals we down outside today in paris so we had to come inside but its a great opportunity to show you the Medal Tally at Paralympics Gb, and this is where the athletes will come and hang a Replica Medal on once they have won the event and great britain has 33 gold medals, 25 silvers and 16 bronze already and Take A Look over here, this is The Bell that all of the athletes will ring, plenty of names and they sign on there. Plenty more besides. And as you say, two more besides. And as you say, two more gold medals, so let me tell you about those and in Athletics Sammy Kinghorn whod already been beaten twice by her great rival, but Last Night she got her revenge on the hundred metres to get that gold and she is the first Non Chinese athlete to win that event in 20 years. She cried all the Ray Round her Victory Lap and it meant a lot to her. And there was a gold in the wheelchair fencing. We got a bronze in tokyo and has upgraded it to a gold and another Medal Chance Today in the team final and after, atjust 26 years old, we will see an awful lot from her and there was a Silver Fort so newsome in power and loads to look forward to today. In table tennis, belie to me is guaranteed another in the Medal Table and i think we will be adding a few more medals to this board as the day goes on. , y medals to this board as the day goes on. , ,. ,. , medals to this board as the day goes on. Y. ,. , on. Hopefully lots of ringing off The Bell. On. Hopefully lots of ringing off The Bell a on. Hopefully lots of ringing off The Bell. A good on. Hopefully lots of ringing off The Bell. A good idea on. Hopefully lots of ringing off The Bell. A good idea To On. Hopefully lots of ringing off The Bell. A good idea to stay i on. Hopefully lots of ringing off The Bell. A good idea to stay Inside Out of The Bell. A good idea to stay Inside Out of the The Bell. A good idea to stay Inside Out of The Rain. After their Test Series against sri lanka, england will next take on australia in both t20 and 50 over cricket. And england would have been impressed with the aussies who looked in ominous form yesterday. After being restricted to 154 from their 20 overs, scotland made a strong start dismissing the dangerous, Jake Fraser mcgurk, without scoring. But any hopes they had of winning were emphatically snuffed out by Travis Head who smashed the unfortunate Brad Wheal to all parts of the ground on his way to 80 offjust 25 balls and it meant Australia Beat Scotland by 7 wickets, and Sussex Sharks have sealed a place in the Semi Finals of the t20 blast. They skittled lancashire lightning, Out Forjust, One Hundred so armand duplantis, the olympic Pole Vault champion, was taking on the 400 metres, hurdles, World Record Holder Karsten Warholm and it was the Pole Vaulting duplantis, both personal best, and i would have put my both personal best, and i would have put my money on the hurdler, but it was the put my money on the hurdler, but it was the pole put my money on the hurdler, but it was the Pole Vault. Why put my money on the hurdler, but it was the Pole Vault. Was the Pole Vault. Why were they a. Ainst was the Pole Vault. Why were they against each was the Pole Vault. Why were they against Each Other . Was the Pole Vault. 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Or like superstars when you had like superstars when you had athletes like superstars when you had athletes from different disciplines competing against Each Other and the Pole Vault competing against Each Other and the Pole Vault came out on top. Thank ou, Pole Vault came out on top. Thank you. Mike. When Baby Bobbyjudkins was born premature atjust 23 weeks his parents were told he had a 60 Percent Chance of survival and may not make it through his first night. Now after almost a year in hospital battling life threatening complications, hes managed to do the unexpected and come home to settle into family life. 0ur Reporter Michele cross has more. For lilly and jay, their pregnancy was going well until they got halfway. So when i was about 22 weeks, i started to feel really light headed and not very well. And i phoned the Maternity Unitjust to sort of get checked over. By the time they examined me, i was sort of six centimetres. Ready to go we ended up being transferred from our local hospital while i was in labour, which is advised against, but we felt like to give him the best chance that he could, that it was a risk we were willing to take. So, we got transferred to portsmouth qa hospital. The situation became serious pretty quickly. Their son was born three days later. There was about 30 people in the room with us and there was a team for him. Yeah. A team for me. That early, you dont really think youre going to give birth or have the baby, so itsjust Where Do We Go From Here . They told us he wouldnt cry when he was born because obviously his lungs would have been really underdeveloped. But actually, he cried. I can just remember laying there and i was like, is that my baby . And they were like, yeah. And ijust cried because you google about a 23 week old baby and theres not a lot of positivity around it. The Survival Rate for babies born at 23 weeks is around 60 , and bobby suffered complications. When he was a few days old, he had sepsis, and he developed Grade Three and grade four bleeds in the brain, which is quite severe, and they didnt think he would make it through that night. He had a perforated bowel, so his stomach was basicallyjust emptied into his body. He ended up with a stoma. He survived surgery at 25 weeks gestation, but wasnt out of the woods. When you find out youre pregnant and then you give birth, you dont expect every day to be waking up to say, oh, is my child going to make it through the day . He had these apnoeas so, like, hed stop breathing, and they told us to prepare for the worst. And we actually ended up going in an end of life room, which at the time was really sad. All ourfamily came, and it was the first time theyd held him since he was born, and he was five months old and some family were meeting him for the first time, and also at the same time saying goodbye. Things suddenly improved when bobby responded to treatment for reflux. Actually, it more felt like a hello than a goodbye. After 314 days in hospital, the family finally came home three weeks ago. I remember driving in our close and it still didnt feel quite real. And then we stepped through the door and i was like, wow i felt so proud of all of us because we stuck at it and we never gave up. To have a high that was so high wasjust like the biggest relief. Bobby is on oxygen and is closely monitored. Hes likely to have cerebral palsy, but the long term implications arent known. Well sort of have a review when hes about two years old, just because his brain is still constantly growing. And bobby will do what bobby wants to do, and no ones going to tell him. Hell just surprise you in every way. That was Michele Cross speaking to bobbys parents lilly and jay. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. I think we have a mixed picture out there. Good morning. Abs, i think we have a mixed picture out there. Good morning. I think we have a mixed picture out there. Good morning. A very mixed icture there. Good morning. A very mixed picture and there. Good morning. A very mixed picture and for there. Good morning. A very mixed picture and for the there. Good morning. A very mixed picture and for the next there. Good morning. A very mixed picture and for the next few there. Good morning. A very mixed picture and for the next few days. | picture and for the next few days. Summer sunshine to come in the North West, a different story further south and lets focus on The Rain because we could see a month of rain, not for everyone but some parts of southern England And South wales and that could have an impact if you have Travel Plans later today and into as well. The Forecast Rain Fall chart for the next couple of days shows exactly where we are roughly thinking the zone of wet weather will be, the darker colours, and we could see in excess of 50 or 100 millimetres. 0nly Light and patchy rain elsewhere because we have Weather Fronts focused in an area of low pressure in france which is strengthening easterly flow bringing humid air and is strengthening easterly flow bringing Humid Airand patchy drizzle in the east but sheltered in the west you will see some sunshine and increasingly warm weather. Lets get back to the here and now, at the moment we have some downpours across southern counties but set to turn more persistent from the South East and that is your rain further north across the eastern half of England And Scotland but breaks in The Cloud in the west of scotland, Northern Ireland, North West england means lots of sunshine through the day and all of us with a breezy day with the breeze in from the North Or North east and that will continue to feed in cloud for many but still the breaks out in the west. 20 up to 22 celsius possible in Western Scotland but it will feel cooler in the South West where we have The Rain falling and more rain to come in these areas overnight and increasingly humid taking us into tomorrow morning. That is how it is looking. Its the only English Cheese which has a protected status but the future of stilton is in doubt with declining sales and rising costs. Ben is at a cheesemakers in nottinghamshire this morning. Good morning, ben, show us around. You are looking at a faster vat of what will be still some that might end up on your christmas table, and theyve been Making Stilton at this dairy for A Hundred years. This bit of the processes where it turns into curds overnight for 20 hours and andy is taking it to the next stage, which is the milling and what comes out of The Machine at the bottom is the milled Cheese Curds and then come round here and look at the next stage of the process. They add the salt and you can see what they are doing, mixing it in so the salt is nicely and evenly distributed and then those blue cylinders over there, those are the moulds where it is left to ripen for five days and they turn it over every day and then it matures for 12 weeks, say what you are looking at is the stilton that should be readyjust in time for christmas. Lets talk about the business of stilton. Stilton Cheese Sales totalled £57million in the twelve months tojuly . That 5 out of a total overall Cheese Sale of £4. 2bn in british supermarkets. There are only six dairies registered to make stilton. Its a protected product and can only be made in derbyshire, leicestershire and here in nottinghamshire. But producers say sales are down and combined with rising costs, times are hard. Sales are down from what they were. So much so that one Dairy Operating for almost 250 years looks likely to close with the possibility of losing 60 jobs. Close with the possibility of losing 60jobs. Is close with the possibility of losing 60 jobs. Is there trouble fermenting . We have been out and about in manchester asking people if we still love our stilton . Mm. 0k. I mean, at first its like, kind of like salty, and then its quite rich. Oh, the salt hits you. Mm. 0k. Mmm. I think with the right food and with the right, like, entrees by the side, it would taste nice. I dont know if id eat it by itself. I think its absolutely gorgeous. It tastes quite sour. So it might not be Everyones Cup of tea, but personally i really like it. Its a big chunk. If i was to tell you that the sales of stilton are going down, would that surprise you . Not particularly, no. Because its not very nice, in my opinion. Quite shocking, actually, because i thought stilton was very popular with everybody. But i suppose its been more of an old fashioned cheese. I kind of equate it to my parents and grandparents, in a way. I think thats kind of where i got the taste for it. Its a bit of an acquired taste. I think when you got it, you know, it is really, really is a good cheese. I do like it. You are looking at the next stage of the process, the rubbing of the trees, being done expertly by billy who owns the dairy. How is business . Pretty good. But it can always be better, of course. But obviously with what is happening in the country at the minute, its Making Cheese very expensive. Truth . Country at the minute, its Making Cheese very expensive. 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Is it the cost of putting people off or of cheese . Is it the cost of putting people off or people of cheese . Is it the cost of putting people off or people dont of cheese . Is it the cost of putting people off or people dont like of cheese . Is it the cost of putting people off or people dont like the | people off or people dont like the taste any more . I people off or people dont like the taste any more . Taste any more . I dont think its about not liking taste any more . I dont think its about not liking the taste any more . I dont think its about not liking the taste. Taste any more . I dont think its about not liking the taste. If about not liking the taste. Someone about not liking the taste. If someone has money in their pocket to spend, they use the same money as it was two years ago, that money is not buying as much cheese, so Cheese Sales will come down naturally because people are not spending so much. � ,. ,. , much. Billy, forgive me, but i want to learn a bit much. Billy, forgive me, but i want to learn a bit of much. Billy, forgive me, but i want to learn a bit of the much. Billy, forgive me, but i want to learn a bit of the process. Much. Billy, forgive me, but i want to learn a bit of the process. Can i to learn a bit of the process. Can you teach me how to rubber the cheese . I will hand this to my colleague. Talk me through it. fipen colleague. Talk me through it. Open the knife, close colleague. Talk me through it. Open the knife, close the colleague. Talk me through it. Open the knife, close the knife. The knife, close the knife. Generally, you just get a nice movement. I generally, you ust get a nice movement. Generally, you ust get a nice movement. Generally, you ust get a nice movement. ~ �. ,. , movement. I think im losing more of the trees on movement. I think im losing more of the trees on the movement. I think im losing more of the trees on the side. Movement. I think im losing more of the trees on the side. I movement. 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I feel for whoever ends up with this Stilton On their. Ends up with this Stilton On their christmas table. I dont even want to ask you to judge my efforts. Im to ask you to udge my efforts. Im sure we to ask you to udge my efforts. Im we can to ask you to judge my efforts. In sure we can mend it in a minute. To ask you to judge my efforts. Im sure we can mend it in a minute. I| sure we can mend it in a minute. I think we will leave it here. Yeah, just stop. See you later. Think we will leave it here. Yeah, just stop. See you later. There will be nothing just stop. See you later. There will be nothing left. I love stilton. Its my favourite cheese. ,. , i love stilton. Its my favourite cheese. ,. ,. , cheese. The vox pop, chatting to eole in cheese. The vox pop, chatting to people in the cheese. The vox pop, chatting to people in The Street, cheese. The vox pop, chatting to people in The Street, very people in The Street, very interesting, because people were very thoughtful. The interesting, because people were very thoughtful interesting, because people were very thoughtful. The First Lady was very thoughtful. The First Lady was very thoughtful very thoughtful. The First Lady was very thoughtful. I very thoughtful. The First Lady was very thoughtful. I liked very thoughtful. The First Lady was very thoughtful. I liked her. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Following the publication of the final report from the grenfell fire inquiry, the focus for some survivors is now on holding to account the people and organisations named in the report. The mayor of london says he shares their frustration with how long the criminal investigation is taking, but that its important the police are able to review all the evidence. We want them to complete their investigations as soon as possible. I understand the frustration. I understand the delay. Its more than seven years on now and the inquiry has only just been completed. But actually, i prefer the police and cps waiting for all the evidence to be revealed in the inquiry and then do their investigation, rather than the police investigating and new stuff coming to light. A female cyclist has been taken to hospital with potentially Life Changing injuries after a crash with a lorry in parliament square. An Air Ambulance was sent and paramedics took her to a major trauma cenre. The driver stopped after the incident, which had happened about eleven thirty Am Yesterday near the junction with bridge street. Detectives investigating the murder of Ronaldo Scott in brixton are reappealing for anyone with information to come forward. Just over a year ago on the fourth of September 2023 Ronaldo Scott was fatally stabbed near Morrison Road in brixton. Police have re released this video which they believe shows the two men responsible for his death and asks if anyone recognises them to get in touch. The London Museum has recieved an additional £50 million of funding for it new home in Smithfields Market after the city of London Corporation and the mayor of london, sadiq khan, each committed £25 Million, on top of their previous contributions. The formerly Derelict Victorian General market, home to the museum 5 permanent galleries, is set to open in 2026. And the Poultry Market will house the museum 5 learning centre, Temporary Exhibition Spaces and collection stores from 2028. A look at some Travel News now. 0n the tubes theres a good service on all lines. Now the weather with kawser. Hello there. Good morning. Well, quite an unsettled couple of days ahead. We have this Weather Front continuing to bring some outbreaks of Showery Rain, heavy and persistent at times. And for this reason, the met office do have a couple of yellow Weather Warnings in force for Heavy Rain Valid throughout the day today, and another for tomorrow too, so there could be the risk of some disruption, some tricky conditions on the roads and the risk of localised flooding. Not everyone will see the heaviest of this rain, mainly across more central and Southern Parts during the day today. Further towards the north, therell be some drier, brighter weather, some spells of Sunshine Breaking through The Cloud and temperatures 18 to 21 celsius. Its breezy out there as well, and for this evening, we are expecting some drier weather before we see further outbreaks of Showery Rain spreading in by the early hours, and temperatures holding up at 15 to 17 celsius. The winds will ease too. And looking ahead, well, friday too, therell be some outbreaks of heavy, persistent rain for a time, but there will be some drier, brighter weather developing later and it becomes quite mild and muggy overnight into the weekend and staying quite unsettled with some thundery showers. Sunday looks nice. Ill be back in ariound half an hour. Now back to naga and charlie. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur Headlines. Survivors and bereaved families from the Grenfell Tower Disaster say theyre still waiting for justice, after a damning report into the deaths of 72 people. At The End, seven years have passed, and we still have no justice. We have to fight again. I dont how many years it will take. With confirmation all 72 deaths were avoidable many families want criminal proceedings to begin as soon as possible but there is frustration as to how long it could take. A 14 year old boy is charged with the murder of 80 year old bhim kohli, who was attacked in a park while walking his dog. Water Company Bosses could be banned from taking bonuses and even sent to jail under new Regulator Powers aimed at reducing pollution. Good morning. A big moment in the Big Apple forJack Draper as he powers through to the last four at the Us Open in New York a first Semifinalfor Him at a grand slam. Some big weather contrasts over the next day. In the south, some could see a Months Worth of rain whereas in Western Scotland some of the warmest conditions since may. Its thursday, 5th september. Our main story. Survivors and relatives of those who died as a result of the Grenfell Tower Disaster say theyre still waiting for justice after a damning report set out a catalogue of failures. The six year public inquiry� s final report laid the blame on successive governments, Systematic Dishonesty from Cladding Companies and the indifference of the local council. 0ur Correspondent Ellie price has more. They may not have come to terms with their loss, but they have, finally, got some answers. We didnt have the right treatment. We were discriminated. To some, it gives answers and to some it doesnt do anything except its put that extra nail in the coffin, as they say. At The End, seven years have passed and we still have nojustice and we have to fight again. I dont know how manyl years its going to take. The memory of that night still dominates this community. Residents who were Victims Of, at best, incompetence, at worst, calculated dishonesty and greed, the report said. Lives that didnt need to be lost. The simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in The Tower were badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. The Prime Minister visited Grenfell Tower two weeks ago. Hes vowed to take swift action. There will be a debate on the floor of this house. We will respond in full to the inquiry� s recommendations within six months and we will update parliament annually on our progress against every commitment that we make. But there are some things i can say right now. There are still Buildings Today with unsafe cladding, and the speed at which this is being addressed is far, far too slow. The fire here was a result of dishonest companies, failures by successive governments, and a lack of strategy by the Fire Service. The council, which was responsible for The Tower, has apologised for failing to protect residents before the fire and to look after them in the aftermath. Has enough changed . No, i dont think enough has changed. I think we need to continue. So for an easy reply, i could say, well, all the recommendations in the first part of the report, you know, weve put them in, weve changed our resilience team, weve changed the way we organise ourselves, weve changed how we behave with our residents. We are held to account by our residents. But is that enough if youve lost a child, is that enough . No, i dont think so. Police say they need until The End of next year to finish their investigation into what happened here, which means no criminal prosecutions will be brought until The End of 2026 at the earliest. But for families who lost Loved Ones here, theyve waited six years to see in Black And White who was to blame for their deaths. Their Wait Forjustice continues. Ellie price, Bbc News at Grenfell Tower. Correspondent Tim Muffett is in West London. As ellie was saying, for relatives of those who died and those who live in the community, what now . I of those who died and those who live in the community, what now . In the community, what now . I think there is appreciation in the community, what now . I think there is appreciation this in the community, what now . I think there is appreciation this is in the community, what now . I think there is appreciation this is a there is appreciation this is a hard Hitting Report that does not pull any punches. I think many families have said that is a good thing, that evidence is there and people can see it with their own eyes. The confirmation all deaths were avoidable, many families say they knew that already. I think there is frustration as to how long criminal proceedings may take. As we heard, they may not happen for at least another 18 months, maybe 2027. It could be the tenth anniversary of the tragedy before they are under way or concluded. Police say they have run an investigation the past years, they are examining a vast amount of evidence and looking at some of the most serious breaches such as gross corporate Manslaughter And Misconduct in public office. There is a lot of evidence to go through. Forfamilies, justice through. For families, justice cannot through. Forfamilies, justice cannot come soon enough. Chief political Correspondent Henry zeffman joins us now. We heard the Prime Minister give a statement. Reacting to the inquiry, the report. What will it do to make lives better, to keep people safe . I think there is recognition in government that as the families wait and in their eyes a long wait for criminaljustice proceedings to take their course, there is an onus on government to do what it can in the meantime to give them a sense of justice. Yesterday Keir Starmer talked about essentially a punishment, not his words, but a punishment, not his words, but a punishment for companies named. He said he had written to them to make sure any of them who have Government Contracts will no longer receive Government Contracts. The other thing we will hear a lot more from the government over the autumn is about remediation and the hundreds of thousands who are still living in unsafe buildings because they still have unsafe cladding. Those are the actions that will have to be heard from the Prime Minister to make good on his Apology Yesterday on behalf of the british state. Charlie, you are picking up on a story that shocked many people because young children are involved after an 80 year Old Man died. A 14 year old boy is due to appear in court this morning, charged with the murder of an 80 year Old Man in leicestershire. Bhim kohli was attacked on sunday while walking his dog in Braunstone Town. 0ur Reporter Natasha Turney is at the scene. Natasha, whats the latest . Good morning. It was nine oclock Last Night that Leicestershire Police confirmed they charged a 14 year old boy with the murder of the 80 year old grandfather bhim kohli. It was in Franklin Park here where he walked his dog on Sunday Evening and was attacked. He was taken to hospital but on monday it was revealed he died. A postmortem revealed he died from a neck injury. Many in the community have been shocked by this. Tributes continuing to build behind me with many people offering prayers and support to the family. The support which the Family Yesterday released a statement paying tribute to the loving caring person who revolved around his family. They said their hearts are broken. The youth who cannot be named for legal reasons will appear at Leicester Youth Court at leicester magistrates court. Four other children arrested were released without further action. Thank you. At least five people have been killed in an israeli strike on a car in the occupied west bank, according to the palestinian red crescent society. The Israeli Military said it carried out three separate airstrikes as part of an offensive launched last week. The territory 5 Health Ministry says more 30 palestinians have been killed. A 14 year old boy has been arrested after four people were killed and nine injured at a School Shooting in georgia. Officials said two pupils and two teachers died in Yesterdays Attack at apalachee high school. The fbi said agents had interviewed the suspect last year, for making online threats about a School Shooting. An inquest has heard how a mental Health Assessment into a guest on Thejeremy Kyle Show found he was at risk of suicide. Steven dymond is believed to have taken his own life a week after appearing on the Itv Programme five years ago. Jeremy kyle himself is expected to give evidence to the inquest tomorrow. Seven people have been killed in a russian drone and Missile Attack in the ukrainian city of lviv, including a mother and three daughters. It comes after 53 people were killed in the city Of Poltava on tuesday. 0ur Europe Correspondent Nick Beake joins us from poltava. This is a significant loss of life. Take us through the latest events. This is something that hit a lot of people very hard in ukraine. The Attack Yesterday Morning on the city of lviv in the west. What happened was a family were basically destroyed by the missile strike. A family of five with the mother, three daughters killed. 0nly family of five with the mother, three daughters killed. Only the dad survived. There were harrowing images of him being taken from his house. The ukrainians are trying to make sense of this. The russians say they successfully hit a lot of Defence Industry targets in the city but when we look at the damage that does not tally. The rest of the country, where i am they are trying to make sense of the attack. 48 hour is a go. The largest single attack on any Town And City this year so people concerned about what will happen. President zelensky is reshuffling the government trying to bring in new people as they deal with the ongoing threat from russia. Water Company Bosses could be banned from receiving bonuses, and even sent to prison, under new Government Legislation aimed at reducing pollution. The proposed laws, which will apply in england and wales, give regulators more powers and make it easier for them to impose fines. 0ur Environment Correspondent Jonah Fisher has more. For decades, both profits and sewage have flowed from englands privatised Water Companies. Dividends have been paid to shareholders and multi million Pound Pay packages to Company Bosses. Last year, the sewage spilled for 3. 6 million hours. But could things be about to change . This new legislation makes it easier for the Environment Agency to take Enforcement Action and introduces tougher penalties for executives. If they obstruct an investigation, they could now face up to two years in jail. Bonuses for bosses will only be allowed if their companies arejudged by the regulator to have met both environmental and financial standards. What these new laws are doing is its bringing Back Accountability into a system where the public feel there has been no accountability whatsoever, despite the fact that last year we saw record levels of pollution in our rivers, lakes and seas. The previous government, for 14 years, let them get away with this. This new law gives the regulator the tough new powers they need to crack down on these kinds of abuses. But is it really the laws that have been the problem . Many campaigners say regulators should still have done more to investigate and take action over sewage spills. We actually have perfectly decent laws, perfectly, you know, acceptable legal framework. The problem is its never been enforced. And what this bill does is comes up with some nice emotive phrases like Prison Sentences and banning bonuses and so on, but it doesnt address the fundamental problem. We have a set of regulations already and theyre not being enforced, and the only way theyre going to be enforced is by our regulators to be properly funded and empowered to do the job theyre supposed to be doing. This bill is an attempt by the government to tackle the worst excesses of the water industry, but it wont, on its own, stop the sewage spills. Thats going to take billions of pounds of investment in new infrastructure, and negotiations are continuing between the regulator and the Water Companies as to how much all of our bills are going to have to rise to pay for it. Jonah fisher, Bbc News. Quite a mixed picture with the weather. Heres matt. If you could pick anywhere in the uk to be today that has the best weather, where would it be . I think the clue is behind weather, where would it be . I think the clue is behind me. Weather, where would it be . I think the clue is behind me. Good weather, where would it be . I think i the clue is behind me. Good morning. 0ver the clue is behind me. Good morning. Over the next days, what a stunning start to a Thursday Morning in the Western Isles of scotland. Western scotland seeing most of the sunshine and some warmth over the next days. It will not be across the board. It will be a mixed picture. In Southern England and wales, rain will be a feature. You can see some flooding. A lot of cloud and a breezy day today. We can focus on where The Rain is. Rain across southern counties of england, pushing into the South East. Some rain further north especially on the pennines because we have a strengthening North Easterly bringing low cloud from the north sea. Not particularly thick so when it gets to the pennines, scottish mountains, it will break up and Western Scotland, Northern Ireland and North West england have plenty of sunshine but The Rain more persistent in Southern England. Here we could see the risk of Flooding Disruption towards the evening rush hour, particularly in the south West And South wales. Maybe brightness in east anglia. North west england, Western Scotland and Northern Ireland still the sunshine is out. North East Scotland and North East england The Cloud continues. 0ne and North East england The Cloud continues. One is today potentially Western Scotland, maybe 22 degrees. Tonight, rain might ease across the south but more bursts of Thundery Rain Coming in. Not affecting everyone. What we notice through the night to tomorrow morning, the wind will it will increase humid with temperatures sitting in the mid teens tomorrow morning. Some more Cloud Tomorrow and it will linger in parts of scotland and North East england. More rain, some thundery across southern counties. Some might avoid them. Tomorrow, more in the way of sunshine and with the sunshine, humidity and increasing warmth. 26 in North West england and may be 25 in the far west of scotland. Its not uncommon for disabled people to be denied access to public transport or certain buildings and despite work being done to improve accessibility, its an issue thats still widespread. In may earlier this year, the bbc� s Security Correspondent frank gardner, who is also a Wheelchair User, posted on x that he was stuck waiting on an empty plane at heathrow airport, long after everyone else had left because there were no staff to move his wheelchair. Last week, paralympic Champion Baroness Tanni grey thompson wrote on Social Media that she was forced to crawl off a train after waiting for assistance at londons Kings Cross Station for 20 minutes before giving up. And just two days ago, a day that should have been a celebration for University College London Student Jamie Hale was overshadowed by accessibility issues. Jamie wasnt able to get up to the stage at their Graduation Ceremony and instead had to be awarded their degree on the ground floor, separately from other graduates. Jamiejoins us. Aong with Dennis Queen who is the Co Chair of the greater Manchester Coalition of disabled people. Good morning. Jamie. Do you want to take us through what happened . flit take us through what happened . Of course. I was set to graduate for my masters at ucl and there had been E Mails about access. There had been a way of selecting you need Wheelchair Access at Booking Stage which i thought was fantastic. So it was devastating when they came to get ahead of my being called on stage and the backstage route they took me around, i took a look at the lift and the safe Working Weight limit was below the weight of me and my wheelchair which meant there was no way of me being able to get safely on the stage. I am not particularly heavy. The Weight Limit for the lift was just completely inadequate. This had not been communicated or discussed at a stage where it could be resolved so i was stuck backstage. After five years of hard work on my masters i would not have the same Graduation Opportunity as my peers. That also felt reflective of my experience at ucl as a Wheelchair User and the amount of work that still needs to be done there. , of work that still needs to be done there. ,. ,. , there. Can i say congratulations first of all there. Can i say congratulations first of all. For there. Can i say congratulations first of all. For your there. Can i say congratulations first of all. For your graduation. There. Can i say congratulations. First of all. For your graduation. I only wish it could have been so much better of a day. Give an insight what the impact of a moment like that, and as you reflected there, it is not the first time this happened. Tell me what it feels like at the moment it happens. I Tell Me what it feels like at the moment it happens. Tell me what it feels like at the moment it happens. I was quite stunned. Moment it happens. I was quite stunned it moment it happens. I was quite stunned. It meant moment it happens. I was quite stunned. It meant i moment it happens. I was quite stunned. It meant i had moment it happens. I was quite stunned. It meant i had to moment it happens. I was quite| stunned. It meant i had to move moment it happens. I was quite stunned. It meant i had to move out of the mindset that was about celebrating a masters i achieved against steep odds and that was into managing a situation where staff from ucl were incredible on the day, but where it was clear there were institutional and procedural failings. It felt like another reminder that as a Wheelchair User, universities do not necessarily want you, that you are complicated, difficult to accommodate, all of these things. Something that seems simple to me, checking Capacity And Weight limits of lifts was not done at the Ucl End and i suspect nor did the south Bank Centre make it clear to those hiring it the lifts to the stage are not suitable for Wheelchair Users. It was the sense that ultimately, in many ways, i had an inequitable and second Class Student Experience at ucl and my graduation was more of the same. Dennis, you campaign for equal rights and accessibility for disabled people. At the southBank Centre, it said they were sorry for Jamies Experience and recognise there is work to do. At the centre, everyone is welcome and we work hard to make sure spaces are accessible to make sure spaces are accessible to all. What i am hearing is there are regulations, boxes to tick, but that common sense, extra stage of thinking is not applied. Thinking is not applied. Thats what the think. Thinking is not applied. Thats what they think my thinking is not applied. Thats what they think. My Building Thinking is not applied. Thats what they think. My building is thinking is not applied. Thats what they think. My building is ok, thinking is not applied. Thats what they think. My building is ok, theyj they think. My building is ok, they think they think. My building is ok, they think~ in they think. My building is ok, they think. In their head, it is done. There think. In their head, it is done. There still think. In their head, it is done. There still needs to be a level of customer there still needs to be a level of Customer Service and correct attitude Customer Service and correct attitude on top. And then access Provisions Attitude on top. And then access provisions used correctly. Which i think provisions used correctly. Which i think from provisions used correctly. Which i think from reading what jamie had to say online, think from reading what jamie had to say online, i think from reading what jamie had to say online, i think what happened is they could say online, i think what happened is they could have provided better access they could have provided better access but they decided to use the Space Access but they decided to use the space differently. Another thing is, as well space differently. Another thing is, as well as space differently. Another thing is, as well as this affecting students and their as well as this affecting students and their graduation, so jamie will not be and their graduation, so jamie will not be the and their graduation, so jamie will not be the only person it happened to yesterday which is sad to say. It is also to yesterday which is sad to say. It is also an to yesterday which is sad to say. It is also an issue about places like the south is also an issue about places like the south bank, they are accessible if you the south bank, they are accessible if you are the south bank, they are accessible if you are a the south bank, they are accessible if you are a passive recipient of what if you are a passive recipient of what is if you are a passive recipient of what is going on in there. Im sure jamie what is going on in there. Im sure jamie as what is going on in there. Im sure jamie as you what is going on in there. Im sure jamie as you said you were allowed to access jamie as you said you were allowed to access the viewing area, audience base, to access the viewing area, audience base, but to access the viewing area, audience base, but not able to get on the stage base, but not able to get on the stage it base, but not able to get on the stage. It limits our work in all sorts stage. It limits our work in all sorts of stage. It limits our work in all sorts of ways as performers. Jamie and i sorts of ways as performers. Jamie and i are sorts of ways as performers. Jamie and i are both performers. This would and i are both performers. This would have been a simple case of checking would have been a simple case of checking it would have been a simple case of checking it and using provisions they checking it and using provisions they had checking it and using provisions they had properly. I get checking it and using provisions they had properly. They had properly. I get the impression they had properly. I get the impression from they had properly. I get the impression from you they had properly. I get the impression from you that i they had properly. I get the impression from you that individuals involved, when you are in a place, want to help. It is like the system somehow. Would you say that, jamie . You referenced individuals trying to help you in the moment but somehow the system has gone wrong. It was an absolute system failure. Part of that comes down to the assumption that all Wheelchair Users need the same thing and therefore access just is. Need the same thing and therefore accessjust is. If need the same thing and therefore access just is. If i need a toilet i need access to a toilet with a hoist. But i can go long distances because of my electric wheelchair having a good battery life. And i cannot get on the lift. A different set of challenges for a manual Wheelchair User. It is reflective of failures at institutions that should be nationally leading light ucl and the southBank Centre, but also failures in the sector that i am conscious that Theatre And Space will be used by others and this will not be the only time it happens. Yet consideration to things like this is not seen as a priority. And having to get your Graduation Certificate on the floor and a handshake rather on the floor and a handshake rather on the floor and a handshake rather on the floor, instead of on the stage, it doesnt sound that big a deal but partly it was the upset of something i worked so hard for ended like that and partly it was the way it becomes another reminder like when it took weeks for them to timetable a class in an accessible room. I think it was a five week wait. It was maybe two years before there was a toilet i could use on campus. Lots of the amazing extracurricular Events Ucl prides itself on take place in inaccessible rooms. When i asked for things to be moved, i was flatly refused. It is overall a case of places not recognising that it is notjust a matter of fairness or morals or justice to give disabled people and i guess in this case Wheelchair Users the same opportunities as others, it is also a matter of legal obligation and i think places forget both sides of that. We obligation and i think places forget both sides of that. Both sides of that. We should say Doctor Michael both sides of that. We should say Doctor Michael spence, both sides of that. We should say Doctor Michael spence, the both sides of that. We should say Doctor Michael spence, the ucl l Doctor Michael spence, the Ucl President says we apologise unreservedly and acknowledge it was not acceptable jamie was unable to cross the platform to celebrate this important moment. We know we must do more to support disabled staff and students and have launched a five year inclusive environments plan. Dennis, yourface year inclusive environments plan. Dennis, your face says year inclusive environments plan. Dennis, yourface says it year inclusive environments plan. Dennis, your face says it all. Year inclusive environments plan. Dennis, yourface says it all. Truth . Dennis, your face says it all. Why did they rrot dennis, your face says it all. Why did they not follow dennis, your face says it all. Why did they not follow the five Year Plan . Did they not follow the five Year Plan . The did they not follow the five Year Plan . The information is there, they know plan . The information is there, they know what plan . The information is there, they know what they are supposed to do but it know what they are supposed to do but it is know what they are supposed to do but it is whether they do it. They may hire but it is whether they do it. They may hire the same venue next year. It is systemic, it is everywhere we no. It is systemic, it is everywhere we go and it is systemic, it is everywhere we go and it it is systemic, it is everywhere we go and it is it is systemic, it is everywhere we go. And it is symptomatic of issues in wider go. And it is symptomatic of issues in wider society. In wider society. Today there will be Eo Le in wider society. Today there will be people in in wider society. Today there will be people in buildings in wider society. Today there will be people in buildings who in wider society. Today there will be people in buildings who say i in wider society. Today there willl be people in buildings who say we have everything in place it would not happen to us. I imagine ucl, the southbank fort. What can they do as an extra, they have ticked the boxes, have the access, what can they do extra to ensure they need to apply more common sense . For; apply more common sense . Pay attention and apply more common sense . Pay attention and listen to disabled People Attention and listen to disabled people. Students have campaigned, university people. Students have campaigned, university students have campaigned for Years University students have campaigned for years about problems with student for years about problems with student allowances, getting universities to agree to meet access needs, universities to agree to meet access needs. Less universities to agree to meet access needs, less than 40 find those that are agreed needs, less than 40 find those that are agreed by university are actually are agreed by university are actually met. Also when we look at the wider actually met. Also when we look at the wider Education System such as the wider Education System such as the school the wider Education System such as the school system, since 1994, we have the school system, since 1994, we have almost doubled the amount of children have almost doubled the amount of children in have almost doubled the amount of children in segregated education. That is children in segregated education. That is the opposite direction to what that is the opposite direction to what we that is the opposite direction to what we want to go in. Because of disability . What we want to go in. Because of disability . Not because of disability, because of lack of access disability, because of lack of access. , disability, because of lack of access. ,. , disability, because of lack of access. , ~ ,. , access. Fair point. Thank you very much. Jamie. Access. Fair point. Thank you very much. Jamie. May access. Fair point. Thank you very much. Jamie, may i access. Fair point. Thank you very much. Jamie, may i add access. Fair point. Thank you very much. Jamie, may i add my much. Jamie, may i add my congratulations for you receiving your masters and i am sorry the experience was not all that should have been but thank you for telling your story. Have been but thank you for telling our sto. , ~ have been but thank you for telling our sto. , i. , have been but thank you for telling our sto. ~ i. ,. ,. Time to the knees where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Im luxmy gopal. A vigil has been held to remember the Victims Of the grenfell tragedy, following the publication of the final report from the inquiry. It highlighted a chain of failures across governments and private sector, and the focus now for some survivors is on holding to account the people and organisations named in the report. The mayor of london says he shares their frustration with how long the criminal investigation is taking but that its important the police are able to review all the evidence. Of course we want them to complete their investigations as soon as possible. I understand the frustration. I understand the delay. Its more than seven years on now and the inquiry has only just been completed. But actually, i prefer the police and cps waiting for all the evidence to be revealed in the inquiry and then do their investigation, rather than the police investigating and new stuff coming to light. A female cyclist has been taken to hospital with potentially Life Changing injuries after a crash with a lorry in parliament square. The driver stopped after the incident, which happened at about 11 30Am Yesterday near the junction with bridge street. The London Museum has recieved an additional £50 million of funding for its new home in Smithfields Markets after the city of London Corporation and the mayor of london each committed £25 Million, on top of their previous contributions. The formerly Derelict Victorian General market, home to the museum 5 permanent galleries, is set to open in 2026. Schoolchildren living in the ultra low Emission Zone were nearly four times more likely to walk and cycle after its introduction, compared to those outside the zone, according to new research from cambridge university. The results showed that four in ten children in central london, who previously travelled to school by car, switched to more active modes of transport whereas in luton which has no ulez, only two in ten children made this switch over the same period. A look at some Travel News now and on the tubes theres a good service on all lines this morning. A miracle. Now onto the weather with kawser. Hello there. Good morning. Well, quite an unsettled couple of days ahead. We have this Weather Front continuing to bring some outbreaks of Showery Rain, heavy and persistent at times. And for this reason, the met office do have a couple of yellow Weather Warnings in force for Heavy Rain Valid throughout the day today, and another for tomorrow too. So there could be the risk of some disruption, some tricky conditions on the roads and the risk of localised flooding. Not everyone will see the heaviest of this rain, mainly across more central and Southern Parts during the day today. Further towards the north, therell be some drier, brighter weather, some spells of Sunshine Breaking through The Cloud and temperatures 18 to 21 celsius. Its breezy out there as well, and for this evening, where we are expecting some drier weather before we see further outbreaks of Showery Rain spreading in by the early hours, and temperatures holding up at 15 to 17 celsius. The winds will ease too. And looking ahead, well, friday too, therell be some outbreaks of heavy, persistent rain for a time, but there will be some drier, brighter weather developing later and it becomes quite mild and muggy overnight into the weekend and staying quite unsettled with some thundery showers. Ill be back in around half an hour with more news, Travel And Weather back to naga and charlie. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Lets return to our main story now. Survivors and relatives of those who died as a result of the Grenfell Tower fire say theyre still waiting for justice, after an inquiry found a catalogue of failures. Speaking after the publication of a damning report, natasha elcock, a spokeswoman for the group, said it was time for the government to act. Today, we send a message to Keir Starmer and his government. This country has been failed by governments of all political persuasions. 0ur Expectation is your government will break old habits and implement all the recommendations made all the recommendations made by Sir Martins report by Sir Martins report without further delay, without further delay, because the time to address because the time to address this is already three decades this is already three decades too late for the report too late for the report to be worth anything. To be worth anything. To be worth anything to be worth anything it must be and bring it must be and bring systemic change. Systemic change. Werejoined now by werejoined now by the deputy Prime Minister the deputy prime Minister And Housing secretary, and housing secretary, Angela Rayner. Angela rayner. Good morning. You have seen the good morning. You have seen the does. I suppose. Report after the inquiry and have report after the inquiry and have hurt from heard from grenfell hurt from heard from Grenfell United there. The time to address united there. The time to address this is three decades too late and this is three decades too late and that has been acknowledged. So when that has been acknowledged. So when does, i that has been acknowledged. So when does, i that has been acknowledged. So when does. I suppose. That has been acknowledged. So when does, i suppose, recommendations i does, isuppose, recommendations turn into action, and we tangibly see a difference . See a difference . First of all i want to pay see a difference . First of all i want to pay tribute see a difference . First of all i want to pay tribute to see a difference . First of all i | want to pay tribute to natasha see a difference . First of all i want to pay tribute to natasha and grenfell want to pay tribute to natasha and Grenfell United on the victims and survivors Grenfell United on the victims and survivors who for the last seven years survivors who for the last seven years have survivors who for the last seven years have enjoyed endured and continued years have enjoyed endured and continued to years have enjoyed endured and continued to fight for their loved years have enjoyed endured and continued to fight for weeks ved years have enjoyed endured and continued to fight for weeks ago i position eight or nine weeks ago i was absolutely astonished at how many was absolutely astonished at how many buildings are still waiting to start Remediation Work, and that is why i start Remediation Work, and that is why i want start Remediation Work, and that is why i want to come forward this autumn why i want to come forward this autumn with Remediation Acceleration plans to autumn with Remediation Acceleration plans to make sure we can do everything we can to get this cladding everything we can to get this cladding of the buildings and to families were totally disrespected in their hour of buildings it families were totally disrespected in their hour of buildings and to hold those responsible. And in the cladding of the buildings and to hold those responsible. And in the phase hold those responsible. And in the phase two hold those responsible. And in the phase hold those responsible. And in the phase two hold those responsible. And in the phase two report that we saw phase two report that we saw yesterday, it gives 58 yesterday, it gives 58 recommendations we will have to go recommendations we will have to go through recommendations we will have to go through now, and i will do that through recommendations we will have to go through now, and i will do that quickly through now, and i will do that quickly at through now, and i will do that quickly at pace, as i possibly can quickly through now, and i will do that quickly at through now, and i will do that quickly at pace, as i possibly can on the quickly at pace, as i possibly can on the Prime Minister confirmed we on the quickly at pace, as i possibly can on the Prime Minister confirmed we will come will come on the Prime Minister confirmed we will come forward in six months with on the Prime Minister confirmed we will come forward in six months with our plan our plan will come forward in six months with our plan on will come forward in six months with our plan on how we do that and some will come forward in six months with our plan on will come forward in six months with our plan on how we do that and some things our plan on how we do that and some things our plan on how we do that and some things could our plan on how we do that and some things could be done much quicker things could our plan on how we do that and some things could be done much quicker and we things could be done much quicker and we wilL Things could be done much quicker and we will look at that and we have and we things could be done much quicker and we wilL Things could be done much quicker and we will look at that and we have to make to make and we will look at that and we have to make sure that this brings about and we will look at that and we have to make sure that this brings about a cultural a cultural to make sure that this brings about to make sure that this brings about a cultural difference. What really a cultural difference. What really struck a cultural difference. What really struck a cultural difference. What really struck me a cultural difference. What really struck me in the report from sir struck me a cultural difference. What really struck me in the report from Sir Martin struck me in the report from Sir Martin is struck me in the report from Sir Martin is after the absolute Tragedy Martin struck me in the report from Sir Martin is struck me in the report from Sir Martin is after the absolute tragedy of what martin is after the absolute tragedy of what happened on that night, the of what martin is after the absolute tragedy of what happened on that night, the people. Of what happened on that night, the people, the survivors and their people. Of what happened on that night, the people, the survivors and their families people, the survivors and their families were totally disrespected families people, the survivors and their families were totally disrespected in their families were totally disrespected in their hour of need and it in their families were totally disrespected in their hour of need and it wasnt the authorities that supported them, it was the authorities that supported them, it was the the authorities that supported them, it was the community around them that stepped in and that cannot be the case that stepped in and that cannot be the case in that stepped in and that cannot be the case in modern britain. Canl the case in modern britain. Can i break down the case in modern britain. Can i break down some the case in modern britain. Can i break down some of the case in modern britain. Can i break down some of the the case in modern britain. Can i break down some of the things you have said in terms of what you plan to do . The accelerated Remediation Plan you are looking at. Already as Rishi Sunak said yesterday, there is a £1 billion fund to pay for Remediation Work in public and private buildings. Your accelerated Remediation Plan, will it require more money . fist Remediation Plan, will it require more money . Remediation plan, will it require more mone . , more money . At the moment there is £5 billion available more money . At the moment there is £5 billion available for £5 billion available for remediation, so i dont accept the money remediation, so i dont accept the money is remediation, so i dont accept the money is not there and these companies, the people who own these buildings companies, the people who own these buildings have financial resources act welt buildings have financial resources act welt i buildings have financial resources act well. I dont accept there is not the act well. I dont accept there is not the money to do this remediation. There has been over 400 leal remediation. There has been over 400 legal actions remediation. There has been over 400 legal actions taken on companies and building legal actions taken on companies and building owners who are not going quick building owners who are not going quick enough, but i think more needs to be quick enough, but i think more needs to be done quick enough, but i think more needs to be done. Sometimes there are very complex to be done. Sometimes there are very complex structures to these buildings. Some are owned offshore and im buildings. Some are owned offshore and im looking at that now about how we and im looking at that now about how we can and im looking at that now about how we can hold building owners to account how we can hold building owners to account as how we can hold building owners to account as there is no excuse not to do the account as there is no excuse not to do the Work Account as there is no excuse not to do the work now and some buildings have not do the work now and some buildings have not been identified and we are speeding have not been identified and we are speeding up the process using a number speeding up the process using a number of speeding up the process using a number of mechanisms to find and identify number of mechanisms to find and identify these buildings. So identify these buildings. Already, identify these buildings. Sr already, as you said, there are buildings not identified yet and that needs to be done. We know there were 4374 identified as unsafe. 1088 have been re clad leaving over 3000 left to do and there are families living in those buildings, families going to sleep not knowing if that building is safe and if there were to be a fire in that building. How much longer will they have to go to knowing that in their homes . fits much longer will they have to go to knowing that in their homes . As you ri. Htl knowing that in their homes . As you rightly said. Knowing that in their homes . As you rightly said, weve knowing that in their homes . As you rightly said, weve identified knowing that in their homes . As you rightly said, weve identified 4630 i rightly said, weve identified 4630 and only rightly said, weve identified 4630 and only 50 are currently in remediation, or29 and only 50 are currently in remediation, or 29 that have had the remediation completed. There is a number the remediation completed. There is a number of the remediation completed. There is a number of steps that have been taken a number of steps that have been taken around waking the watchers, and the taken around waking the watchers, and the way in which the Fire Brigade and the way in which the Fire Brigade identify and those that have obligations for Building Safety to keep people safe in their buildings and a keep people safe in their buildings and a number of changes have been made and a number of changes have been made but and a number of changes have been made but it and a number of changes have been made but it is completely unacceptable that the remediation is taking unacceptable that the remediation is taking as unacceptable that the remediation is taking as long as it is that is what i taking as long as it is that is what i want taking as long as it is that is what i want to taking as long as it is that is what i want to see concluded much more swiftly, i want to see concluded much more swiftly, i i want to see concluded much more swiftly, i completely understand that it swiftly, i completely understand that it is swiftly, i completely understand that it is incredibly difficult to be stuck that it is incredibly difficult to be stuck in one of those buildings now that be stuck in one of those buildings now that you bought in good faith or you are now that you bought in good faith or you are there in good faith and you are stuck you are there in good faith and you are stuck there now and have no timeline are stuck there now and have no timeline as are stuck there now and have no timeline as to when that Remediation Work is timeline as to when that Remediation Work is going to be completed, and that is work is going to be completed, and that is why work is going to be completed, and that is why the accelerated plan that is why the accelerated plan that im that is why the accelerated plan that im coming forward with in the autumn that im coming forward with in the autumn has that im coming forward with in the autumn has to make sure that this is speeded autumn has to make sure that this is speeded up autumn has to make sure that this is speeded up. You autumn has to make sure that this is speeded up speeded up. You say it is difficult to be stuck speeded up. You say it is difficult to be stuck there. Speeded up. You say it is difficult to be stuck there. Can speeded up. You say it is difficult to be stuck there. Can you speeded up. You say it is difficultj to be stuck there. Can you assure someone, family and one of these properties, but they will be safe in those buildings when they go to Bed Tonight . Those buildings when they go to bed toni. Ht . � ,. , those buildings when they go to Bed Toniaht . � ,. ,. , tonight . Theres been a number of Chances Tonight . Theres been a number of changes made tonight . Theres been a number of changes made to tonight . Theres been a number of changes made to ensure tonight . Theres been a number of changes made to ensure that tonight . Theres been a number of| changes made to ensure that safety is absolutely paramount. Absolutely, so are they safe is absolutely paramount. Absolutely, so are they safe when is absolutely paramount. Absolutely, so are they safe when they is absolutely paramount. Absolutely, so are they safe when they go is absolutely paramount. Absolutely, so are they safe when they go to so are they safe when they go to tonight . I so are they safe when they go to toni. Ht . ~ so are they safe when they go to toniaht . ~ � , so are they safe when they go to toniaht . ~ 3 , so are they safe when they go to toniaht . ~ � , ,. Tonight . I think its very difficult tonight . I think its very difficult to say that tonight . I think its very difficult to say that Anything Tonight . I think its very difficult to say that anything is tonight . I think its very difficult to say that anything is 10096 tonight . I think its very difficult i to say that anything is 100 safe, but you to say that anything is 100 safe, but you will have seen there was a fire recently in dagenham, and thankfully everybody got out of that building thankfully everybody got out of that building safely and that was in the process building safely and that was in the process of building safely and that was in the process of Remediation Work. But what about process of Remediation Work. What about a process of Remediation Work. Iei,ii what about a building that process of Remediation Work. Elf what about a building that isnt in the process . If what about a building that isnt in the process . What about a building that isnt in the rocess . ,. ,. , the process . If you look at the way in which buildings the process . If you look at the way in which buildings are the process . If you look at the way in which buildings are assessed the process . If you look at the way in which buildings are assessed for| in which buildings are assessed for safety in which buildings are assessed for safety now, the legislation changes that were safety now, the legislation changes that were made to ensure that the plans that were made to ensure that the plans are that were made to ensure that the plans are in that were made to ensure that the plans are in place. That were made to ensure that the plans are in place. Angela rayner, i understand plans are in place. Angela rayner, i understand and plans are in place. Angela rayner, i understand and i plans are in place. Angela rayner, i understand and i apologise plans are in place. Angela rayner, i understand and i apologise for understand and i apologise for interrupting, but i want a clear answer. I think the answer is obvious. Are there buildings in this country, in the uk, where people are sleeping in tonight where this government cannot guarantee they are safe . Bill government cannot guarantee they are safe . ,. , safe . All buildings in the uk could have a failure safe . All buildings in the uk could have a failure of safe . All buildings in the uk could have a failure of some safe . All buildings in the uk could have a failure of some sort, safe . All buildings in the uk could have a failure of some sort, i have a failure of some sort, i cannot have a failure of some sort, i cannot guarantee 100 every building in the cannot guarantee 100 every building in the uk cannot guarantee 100 every building in the uk will be hundred percent safe but in the uk will be hundred percent safe but what i can say is measures have safe but what i can say is measures have been safe but what i can say is measures have been taken to ensure that there is fire have been taken to ensure that there is Fire Evacuation procedures, that there is Fire Evacuation procedures, that there is is Fire Evacuation procedures, that there is a is Fire Evacuation procedures, that there is a waking watch required, that there there is a waking watch required, that there is a process with the Fire Brigade to ensure people are safe and Fire Brigade to ensure people are safe and it Fire Brigade to ensure people are safe and it all very much depends on the buildings, but there is every bit of the buildings, but there is every bit of work the buildings, but there is every bit of work that about that. Can the buildings, but there is every bit of work that i about that. Peoples concerns about that. Can we talk about winter peoples concerns about that. Can we talk about Winter Fuel peoples concerns about that. Can we talk about Winter Fuel payments . Talk about Winter Fuel payments . Will you reverse the cut to Winter Fuel payments . Fuel payments . First of all we inherited a fuel payments . First of all we inherited a £22 fuel payments . First of all we inherited a £22 Billion fuel payments . First of all we inherited a £22 Billion black. Fuel payments . First of all we i inherited a £22 Billion black hole that even inherited a £22 Billion black hole that even the ifs didnt even know about that even the ifs didnt even know about before the election and that meant about before the election and that meant we about before the election and that meant we had to make difficult choices meant we had to make difficult choices and we had to means test the winter choices and we had to means test the Winter Fuel choices and we had to means test the Winter Fuel payment but we also looked Winter Fuel payment but we also looked at Winter Fuel payment but we also looked at the Household Support Fund and the looked at the Household Support Fund and the extension of that so those not in and the extension of that so those not in receipt of Pension Credit, and there not in receipt of Pension Credit, and there are thousands of pensioners entitled to it who are not currently claiming it, so we have not currently claiming it, so we have a not currently claiming it, so we have a programme to ensure take up is increased have a programme to ensure take up is increased on that, but the Household Support Fund will also help people who may be are not Household Support Fund will also help people who may be are not entitled help people who may be are not entitled to Pension Credit who are entitled help people who may be are not entitled to Pension Credit who are ust entitled to Pension Credit who are just above entitled to Pension Credit who are just above that threshold who may ust entitled to Pension Credit who are just above entitled to Pension Credit who are just above that threshold who may struggle just above that threshold who may struggle this winter, and protecting struggle just above that threshold who may struggle this winter, and protecting the triple struggle this winter, and protecting the triple lock means pensioners the triple struggle this winter, and protecting the triple lock means Pensioners Government Fund will also will be will be the triple lock means pensioners will be given some protection, but the triple lock means pensioners will be given some protection, but we know we know will be given some protection, but we know this is a difficult choice will be given some protection, but we know this is a difficult choice and we we know this is a difficult choice and we were left with very difficult and we we know this is a difficult choice and we were left with very difficult circumstances because the previous circumstances because the previous government and what they did. It� s government and what they did. Interesting government and what they did. If� s interesting that when the party is interesting that when the party is in government, you are faced with the budgets, as you have said and the budgets, as you have said and the finances, and so decisions need to be made but they go against the grain of what you believe in. The reason i say this is that in 2017 you posted on twitter that the tories want to cut Winter Fuel payments for pensioners in england but not in scotland. Why do they treat pensioners so badly in england . And then ten days after that you asked the question of the Prime Minister saying, well Theresa May confirmed that 10 Million pensioners will lose their Winter Fuel payments if the tories are re elected . But that is what is rates the economy and sent interest rates up the economy and sent interest rates up to the economy and sent interest rates up to ii the economy and sent interest rates up to 11 which affects pensioners directly up to 11 which affects pensioners directly and left us with a £22 Billion directly and left us with a £22 Billion black hole and we have to make billion black hole and we have to make sure billion black hole and we have to make sure that we can fiscally be responsible so we can grow our economy responsible so we can grow our economy so we can pay for public Services Economy so we can pay for public services. We said that in the run up to the services. We said that in the run up to the general election. What we did not realise to the general election. What we did not realise is that the absolute mess not realise is that the absolute mess that the tories had left the State Mess that the tories had left the state of mess that the tories had left the state of the finances, and we are having state of the finances, and we are having to state of the finances, and we are having to make difficult decisions but we having to make difficult decisions but we were very clear in the run up to the but we were very clear in the run up to the general election that we would to the general election that we would not play fast and loose with the countrys finances because that is what the countrys finances because that is what the the countrys finances because that is what the tories did and that is why we is what the tories did and that is why we are is what the tories did and that is why we are in this mess in the first place why we are in this mess in the first place and why we are in this mess in the first place and we will do everything we can to place and we will do everything we can to grow our economy which is why the wealth fund. And we have the money to is the wealth fund. And we have the money to is why i can to grow our economy which is why i have can to grow our economy which is why i have worked can to grow our economy which is why i have worked out place in my can to grow our economy which is why i can to grow our economy which is why i have can to grow our economy which is why i have worked can to grow our economy which is why i have worked out place in my department on reforming planning so department on reforming planning so we can we can department on reforming planning so we can get department on reforming planning so we can get the infrastructure that we can get the infrastructure that department on reforming planning so we can get department on reforming planning so we can get the infrastructure that we can get the infrastructure that we desperately need and the 1. 5 we desperately need and the 1. 5 Million we desperately need and the 1. 5 Million homes we need, so we have money to million we desperately need and the 1. 5 Million homes we need, so we have the well million homes we need, so we have the well fund the chancellor set out the well million homes we need, so we have the well fund the chancellor set out about the well fund the chancellor set out about how the well fund the chancellor set out about the well fund the chancellor set out about how the well fund the chancellor set out about how we can support industry about how we can support industry the wealth about how we can support industry the wealth about how we can support industry the wealth fund. And we have the the wealth fund. And we have the money the wealth fund. And we have the money the wealth fund. And we have the money to the wealth fund. And we have the money to pay for our public Services Money to pay for our public services. In money to pay for our public Services Money to pay for our public services. , � , services. In the meantime, and its a hrase services. In the meantime, and its a phrase you services. In the meantime, and its a phrase you have services. In the meantime, and its a phrase you have heard services. In the meantime, and its a phrase you have heard before, i a phrase you have heard before, there will be people choosing between Heating And Eating. While you deal with the public finances and the finances you have been left by the conservative government, how long will pensioners who are going without the Winter Fuel payments need to choose between Heating And Eating . Need to choose between heating and eatin . �. , need to choose between heating and eatin . ,. , need to choose between heating and eatin . ,. , need to choose between heating and eatin. . R. , eating . Again, what we have done is rotected eating . Again, what we have done is protected the eating . Again, what we have done is protected the most eating . Again, what we have done is protected the most vulnerable protected the most vulnerable pensioners which is why those who are entitled to Pension Credit, we have are entitled to Pension Credit, we have a are entitled to Pension Credit, we have a means tested it, which is a difficult have a means tested it, which is a difficult decision and there are many difficult decision and there are many entitled to it who are not claiming many entitled to it who are not claiming it. Weve extended the Household Support Fund, which is over £400 Household Support Fund, which is over £400 million to local authorities that can support pensioners who authorities that can support pensioners who authorities that can support ensioners who. ,. , hardest. Angela rayner, thank you ve much hardest. Angela rayner, thank you very much for hardest. Angela rayner, thank you very much for your hardest. Angela rayner, thank you very much for your time hardest. Angela rayner, thank you very much for your time with hardest. Angela rayner, thank you very much for your time with us. Hardest. Angela rayner, thank you i very much for your time with us here this morning on bbc breakfast. Mike is with us for the sport on bbc breakfast. Mike is with us for the sport. What on bbc breakfast. Mike is with us for the sport. What we on bbc breakfast. Mike is with us for the sport. What we know on bbc breakfast. Mike is with us| for the sport. What we know now, on bbc breakfast. Mike is with us for the sport. What we know now, and i will say it loudly, we have a british Tennis Player in a semifinal of a tennis grand slam. It sounds like the old days. It of a tennis grand slam. It sounds like the old days. Like the old days. It sounds like a certain andy like the old days. It sounds like a certain Andy Murray like the old days. It sounds like a certain Andy Murray and like the old days. It sounds like a certain Andy Murray and there i like the old days. It sounds like a certain Andy Murray and there is| like the old days. It sounds like a | certain Andy Murray and there is a similarity certain Andy Murray and there is a similarity to what happened in 2012 when similarity to what happened in 2012 when Andy Murray reach the semifinals and went on to win it. Jack Draper Semifinals and went on to win it. Jack draper seems to be doing the same Jack Draper seems to be doing the same he Jack Draper seems to be doing the same. He has not dropped a single set at same. He has not dropped a single set at the same. He has not dropped a single set at the Us Open in New York so far and set at the Us Open in New York so far and still set at the Us Open in New York so far and still believes he has another far and still believes he has another level to go to. It all started another level to go to. It all started very young forJack Draper. He first started hitting tennis balls when he was just one, and now 21 years later, Jack Draper will face Jannik Sinner for a place in the Us Open final after becoming the first British Male since Sir Andy Murray to reach the last four of the Us Open in 2012 and murray went onto win it that year. Following in his footsteps draper, won this one, in style against the 10th seed, alex de minaur. Although after taking the first set 6 3, there was a moment of concern for draper when he needed to call the trainer for treatment but he shrugged that off, to take the second set before pressing home his advantage in the third, playing some thrilling tennis. And he sealed the biggest win of his career injust over two hours on arthur ashe. That means that in five matches at this years Us Open, draper has yet to drop a set. When you play the best players in the world you dont know what to expect and you watch the guys winning grand slams on tv and you think, iwill winning grand slams on tv and you think, i will go out there tomorrow and they will be too good for me, but if you put your game on the court and do the right things, you do get chances hereunder and even the best players in the world only win 53 or 54 of points, so it is how clinical you are when it matters. ,. , ~ it is how clinical you are when it matters. ,. ,. ,. ,. , matters. Looking so relaxed and confident Paralymics Gb have strengthened their grip on second place in the Medal Table at the games in paris with three more golds to celebrate. Early in the day, dame sarah storey, greta britains most decorated paralympian, got the ball rolling with her 18th title, and that was followed by two firsts, as Patrick Gearey reports. Oh yes Sammi Kinghorn turns two silvers to gold. 15. 64 seconds for Sammi Kinghorn. A lifetimes work, a paralympic champion and a paralympic record that has quite some ring to it. Behind that 100m are many miles. Kinghorn grew up here in the scottish borders. She was 14 when an accident on the Family Farm left her paralysed from the waist down. Her world has got ever faster and wider. Were here in newport wetlands national nature reserve. Shes become a countryfile presenter. Kinghorn now has the edge here. But right now shes a racer and a winner. Even the World Record Holder, catherine de brune, couldnt stop her. The first Non Chinese athlete to win gold in her category for 20 years, kinghorns third medal at these games and Theres Distance still to travel. Today in the 400m, she could win her fourth. For dmitri, glory cannot be raced too. It has to be approached carefully. He was in the foil final up against chinas feng yanchi, four times a paralympic fencing gold medallist, and yet kuchar outfoxed him, outfought him, outscored him. Dimitri hasjust become the paralympic champion. He once wrote that Theres Nothing like the burst of excitement you get when you score a point. This, you suspect, has just topped it. Patrick gearey, Bbc News. In cricket, england, will facing their great rivals australia, next week, in their first t 20 match, and the aussies have been flexing their muscles against scotland. Travis head smashed 80 offjust 25 balls against the scots in edinburgh, as australia won by seven wickets, with over ten overs to spare. The two teams meet in another t 20 match again tomorrow. And Sussex Sharks have sealed a place in the Semi Finals of the t20 blast. They skittled lancashire lightning, Out Forjust 114 and then knocked the runs off with 8 wickets to spare. There will be some serious lactic acid produced today, in the tour of britain with a lot of hills over 166 kilometres as the riders take the long route from sheffield to barnsley. This is after, stage 2, was won by britains stephen williams who outsprinted Julian Alaphilippe of france, in redcar, to claim the stage win, and the overall lead of the race itself. Williams leads compatriot oscar onley, by six seconds now. I know those hills around barnsley and sheffield. | i know those hills around barnsley and sheffield. And sheffield. I think you havent done it at that and sheffield. I think you havent done it at that pace. And sheffield. I think you havent done it at that pace. That and sheffield. I think you havent done it at that pace. That was i and sheffield. I think you havent| done it at that pace. That was just done it at that pace. That was ust walkinu. A Clothing Shop run by two south London Cabbies is facing legal action from a Californian Company over its name, Brixton Street wear. The shop, which shares its profits with community projects, also serves as a hub for local people. Owners daniel and pete who are brothers say they cant afford a pricey legal battle, as our reporter Leyla Hayes explains. Welcome to brixton. Yeah. For the past six years, Brixton Street wear has become something of an institution. A Clothing Store in the heart of brixton market, but also a hub where locals gather and profits are poured back into community projects. These here are my initials. Daniel oconnell. We changed it to definition of community when we decided to work in brixton. Now, though, the brothers who launched the brand have been threatened with legal action by a us company also called brixton, who want them to stop using the name. We are from brixton. We are brixton. Our company is based in brixton. Weve been trademarked. I dont understand why. I can understand why their problem is. But they should have worked with us or should work with us, you know . The brothers, who are both London Cab drivers, started by making t shirts for friends and family, and the business grew from there. The brothers say hundreds of businesses here use the Name Brixton, and they dont understand why they are being unfairly targeted. I think theres over 600 companies in brixton that that have got the Word Brixton in their name. So are you telling me that every time they put brixton on their t shirt, they cant use it. Sandra from gogglebox is one of many local fans of the business. Well, im very upset to know that somebody is trying to shut down the shop. Weve been here for many, many years and as a brixtonian myself, ive been coming here and getting my yearly sweater for christmas. Others say its not just a fashion brand. Brixton streetwear is like kids come get inspired. They see people doing good things. Do you know what i mean . I myself used to be in one of these kids in The Street, and i wish that i had people to look up to, like myself and like these guys so they dont go the wrong way. Places like this are very important. We contacted the Brixton Company in california to find out why theyre taking legal action, but so far they havent responded. The brothers say all of this has caused huge stress. This is a mad headache. I think Last Night i never slept. I was up at 4 or 5 00 this morning. You know what i mean . So yeah, its quite a lot of pressure. Brixton streetwear say they cant afford to fight this in court, and are simply hoping that an agreement can be reached. Leila hayes, Bbc News. Danieljoins us now from his shop in brixton. Good morning and thanks forjoining us. This is a pretty stressful situation. Can you take us back to the moment when you first got the letter and what it felt like . Mr; letter and what it felt like . My local postie knows me well and it was my local postie knows me well and it was my day off from the shop and he delivered was my day off from the shop and he delivered it was my day off from the shop and he delivered it to me in The Street, so he said delivered it to me in The Street, so he said it delivered it to me in The Street, so he said it was urgent and i brought it straight he said it was urgent and i brought it straight to you and my bellyjust sank and it straight to you and my bellyjust sank and after that i thought, all right, sank and after that i thought, all right, it sank and after that i thought, all right, it looks like ive got to let everyone right, it looks like ive got to let everyone know what is going on. You not the everyone know what is going on. You got the letter. Everyone know what is going on. Yrl got the letter, and you consulted a bit, and i suppose you spoke to a few people. What did you resolve to do . How did you progress . The first erson i do . How did you progress . The first person i spoke do . How did you progress . The first person i spoke to do . How did you progress . The first person i spoke to was do . How did you progress . The first person i spoke to was my do . How did you progress . The first person i spoke to was my brother. I person i spoke to was my brother. Then person i spoke to was my brother. Then we person i spoke to was my brother. Then we took stock and later on that evening then we took stock and later on that evening i then we took stock and later on that evening i felt compelled to let everyone know that follows us to basically everyone know that follows us to basically tell them what has been happening and what is going to happen happening and what is going to happen going forward, because me and my brothers happen going forward, because me and my brothers kept it to myself to try and deat my brothers kept it to myself to try and deal with it and we never had any problem and we understand why they dont any problem and we understand why they dont like what we are doing but this they dont like what we are doing but this is they dont like what we are doing but this is our community. Daniel, aood but this is our community. Daniel, good morning but this is our community. Daniel, good morning. Did but this is our community. Daniel, good morning. Did you but this is our community. Daniel, good morning. Did you have i but this is our community. Daniel, i good morning. Did you have contact with them before the letter came . Yeah, we had contact with them over the last yeah, we had contact with them over the last couple of years the contact went a the last couple of years the contact went a bit the last couple of years the contact went a bit dead and then all of a sudden went a bit dead and then all of a sudden we went a bit dead and then all of a sudden we had another trademark go in, sudden we had another trademark go in. That sudden we had another trademark go in. That we sudden we had another trademark go in, that we were getting trademarked and they in, that we were getting trademarked and they stopped it and we decided not fighting because financially it was too not fighting because financially it was too much, so we tried to come to an agreement with them. Their idea ofan an agreement with them. Their idea ofan agreement an agreement with them. Their idea of an agreement was not our idea of an agreement and we were not being unreasonable, so they wanted basically unreasonable, so they wanted basically us to surrender our trademark and then that would let us continue trademark and then that would let us continue to trademark and then that would let us continue to do what we are doing but then that continue to do what we are doing but then that is continue to do what we are doing but then that is not what we have the intention then that is not what we have the intention of doing as a business. What intention of doing as a business. What we intention of doing as a business. What we decided to do was carry on going what we decided to do was carry on going and what we decided to do was carry on going and we were waiting for them to contact going and we were waiting for them to contact us and have a verbal discussion. To contact us and have a verbal discussion, business to Business And Weve discussion, business to Business And Weve only discussion, business to Business And Weve only literally Yesterday Evening Weve only literally Yesterday Evening got a letter from our Solicitor Evening got a letter from our solicitor saying theyve agreed to have solicitor saying theyve agreed to have a solicitor saying theyve agreed to have a timeout meeting with us on a call. ,. ,. , call. Let me get something clear. You are in call. Let me get something clear. You are in brixton. Call. Let me get something clear. You are in brixton. I call. Let me get something clear. You are in brixton. I am call. Let me get something clear. You are in brixton. I am in call. Let me get something clear. I you are in brixton. I am in brixton. I have you are in brixton. I am in brixton. I have been you are in brixton. I am in brixton. I have been to you are in brixton. I am in brixton. I have been to brixton you are in brixton. I am in brixton. I have been to brixton many i you are in brixton. I am in brixton. I have been to brixton many times| i have been to brixton many times and ive seen the stores with the Name Brixton on them. Proud of the area they are from. Area they are from. Their problem is we are a Clothing Area they are from. Their problem is we are a Clothing Brand Area they are from. Their problem is we are a Clothing Brand and area they are from. Their problem is we are a Clothing Brand and the i we are a Clothing Brand and the problem we are a Clothing Brand and the problem is with us being a Clothing Brand problem is with us being a Clothing Brand is problem is with us being a Clothing Brand is they think we affect them and if brand is they think we affect them and if you brand is they think we affect them and if you look at what we do, we are a and if you look at what we do, we are a Streetwear Brand and we reflect are a Streetwear Brand and we reflect the people of where we are and what reflect the people of where we are and what we do. If they come from brooklyn and what we do. If they come from brooklyn and they were doing the same brooklyn and they were doing the same things as we do, it would be a different same things as we do, it would be a different kettle of fish or if they had trademarked the logo with the Word Brixton in it, we would never have Word Brixton in it, we would never have been Word Brixton in it, we would never have been able to have it. We trademarked it and thought we were. Ood trademarked it and thought we were good to trademarked it and thought we were good to go and carried on going and they sent good to go and carried on going and they sent us a letter a couple of years they sent us a letter a couple of years back they sent us a letter a couple of years back and i sent them the Trademark Registration and they said, Trademark Registration and they said, kudos to you. We took that as lets carry said, kudos to you. We took that as lets carry on said, kudos to you. We took that as lets carry on going. I said, kudos to you. We took that as lets carry on going. Lets carry on going. I suppose, daniel, lets carry on going. I suppose, daniel. And lets carry on going. I suppose, daniel, and you lets carry on going. I suppose, daniel, and you will lets carry on going. I suppose, daniel, and you will wait i lets carry on going. I suppose, daniel, and you will wait to i lets carry on going. I suppose, j daniel, and you will wait to see lets carry on going. I suppose, i daniel, and you will wait to see and its a difficult time for you with what will happen but one thing you do know i am gathering from the reaction is that it matters to people locally. It really matters. Yeah, without a doubt. Weve had contact yeah, without a doubt. Weve had contact from our local mp, Helen Hayes contact from our local mp, Helen Hayes and contact from our local mp, Helen Hayes and contact from the mayor of lambeth. Hayes and contact from the mayor of lambeth, and lambert themselves, theyve lambeth, and lambert themselves, theyve had contact with an important person in that and i cannot important person in that and i cannot remember the name. Important person in that and i cannot rememberthe name. But important person in that and i cannot remember the name. But the community cannot remember the name. But the community are up in arms and it has upset community are up in arms and it has upset the community are up in arms and it has upset the community and the wider community upset the community and the wider community because people understand Brixton Community because people understand brixton in community because people understand brixton in the uk and i dont think in California Brixton in the uk and i dont think in california they understood what they were in california they understood what they were doing. We in california they understood what they were doing. In california they understood what they were doing. We appreciate your time, they were doing. We appreciate your time. Daniel coming up. With the summer holidays over and the government trying to clamp down on term time trips, it is more expensive to take children on summer holidays than term time so some choose to do that and there are plans by the government to clamp down on those trips that are out of term time. Please give us your opinion and your view on that. Wed love to hear your views on that. Get in touch in the usual ways. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Following the publication of the final report from the grenfell fire inquiry, the focus for some survivors is now on holding to account the people and organisations named in the report. The mayor of london says he shares their frustration with how long the criminal investigation is taking, but that its important the police are able to review all the evidence. A female cyclist has been taken to hospital with potentially Life Changing injuries after a crash with a lorry in parliament square. The driver stopped after the incident, which happened at about 11. 30Am Yesterday near the junction with bridge street. Schoolchildren living in the ultra low Emission Zone were nearly four times more likely to walk and cycle after its introduction, compared to those outside the zone, according to new research from cambridge university. The results showed that four in ten children in central london who previously travelled to school by car switched to more active modes of transport. Whereas in luton, which has no ulez, only two in ten children made this switch over the same period. A look at the Travel News. Theres a good service on all lines. Now the weather. Mainly overcast, with the chance of scattered showers this morning. Turning largely dry in the afternoon, with the odd bright spells developing in places. A high of 21c. Ill be back in around half an hour. Back to naga and charlie. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur Headlines today. Survivors and bereaved families from the Grenfell Tower Disaster say theyre still waiting for justice after a damning report into the deaths of 72 people. At The End, seven years have passed and we still have no justice. We have to fight again. I dont how many years it will take. With confirmation all 72 deaths were avoidable, many families want criminal prosecutions to begin without delay but there are fears as to how long it could take. A 14 year old boy is charged with the murder of 80 year old bhim kohli, who was attacked in a park while walking his dog. Water Company Bosses could be banned from taking bonuses and even sent to jail under new Regulator Powers aimed at reducing pollution. A cheese lovers dream. Stilton as far as the eye can see but rising costs prove a nightmare for producers. I am costs prove a nightmare for producers. Iam in costs prove a nightmare for producers. I am in nottinghamshire to find out if we have lost our taste for the cheeseboard favourite. Draper in dreamland. British Number One Jack Draper powers through to the last four at the Us Open in New York. A first Semifinalfor Him at a grand slam. And big weather contrasts in the next couple of days. Some southern areas could see a month of rainfall whereas parts of Western Scotland, potentially the warmest weather since made. Since the month of may. Its thursday, 5th september. Survivors and relatives of those who died as a result of the Grenfell Tower Disaster say theyre still waiting for justice, after a damning report set out a catalogue of failures. pres the a catalogue of failures. The six year public inquiry� s final report laid the blame on successive governments, Systematic Dishonesty from Cladding Companies and the indifference of the local council. 0ur Correspondent Ellie price has more. They may not have come to terms with their loss, but they have, finally, got some answers. We didnt have the right treatment. We were discriminated. To some, it gives answers and to some it doesnt do anything except its put that extra nail in the coffin, as they say. At The End, seven years have passed and we still have nojustice and we have to fight again. I dont know how manyl years its going to take. The memory of that night still dominates this community. Residents who were Victims Of, at best, incompetence, at worst, calculated dishonesty and greed, the report said. Lives that didnt need to be lost. The simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in The Tower were badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. The Prime Minister visited Grenfell Tower two weeks ago. Hes vowed to take swift action. There will be a debate on the floor of this house. We will respond in full to the inquiry� s recommendations within six months and we will update parliament annually on our progress against every commitment that we make. But there are some things i can say right now. There are still Buildings Today with unsafe cladding, and the speed at which this is being addressed is far, far too slow. The fire here was a result of dishonest companies, failures by successive governments, and a lack of strategy by the Fire Service. The council, which was responsible for The Tower, has apologised for failing to protect residents before the fire and to look after them in the aftermath. Has enough changed . No, i dont think enough has changed. I think we need to continue. So for an easy reply, i could say, well, all the recommendations in the first part of the report, you know, weve put them in, weve changed our resilience team, weve changed the way we organise ourselves, weve changed how we behave with our residents. We are held to account by our residents. But is that enough if youve lost a child, is that enough . No, i dont think so. Police say they need until The End of next year to finish their investigation into what happened here, which means no criminal prosecutions will be brought until The End of 2026 at the earliest. But for families who lost Loved Ones here, theyve waited six years to see in Black And White who was to blame for their deaths. Their Wait Forjustice continues. Ellie price, Bbc News at Grenfell Tower. 0ur Chief Political Correspondent Henry zeffmanjoins us. This is a story of human tragedy and a story of neglect, mismanagement and this is what the government now has to say it is going to fix. Exactly. Keir starmer apologised on behalf of the british State Yesterday for failings of successive governments dating 30 years right back to 1992. I think he knows to show his apology is meaningful this government will have to take action quickly. He said they would respond to the recommendations of the report within six months but there are areas where it is clear he wants to move before then. 0ne concerns the companies named in the report. He said yesterday the government had written to all companies making clear they would not receive more Government Contracts. The second area is about the hundreds of thousands who are still living in buildings with unsafe cladding. The government said it wants to speed up the remediation process, and certainly lots of people are watching to make sure they do. Thanks. You have news of a Murder Charge after the death of an 80 year Old Man. A 14 year old boy is due to appear in court this morning, charged with the murder of an 80 year Old Man in leicestershire. Bhim kohli was attacked on sunday while walking his dog in Braunstone Town. 0ur Reporter Natasha Turney is at the scene. We can see many flowers laid out behind you. Bring us the latest. Tributes are continuing to build here since the incident that happened on sunday. The latest we haveis happened on sunday. The latest we have is Last Night Leicestershire Police confirmed they charged a 14 year old boy with murder following the death of bhim kohli. It was here at Franklin Park on Sunday Evening he was attacked while walking his dog. He was taken to the queens medical centre but died later. The postmortem confirmed he died of a neck injury. Many in the community understandably shocked by what happened. Floral tributes continued to be laid with messages of love and support. And mr Kohlis Family released a statement paying tribute to a loving, caring person, who was devoted to his family and loved being active in the community and at his allotment. The 14 year old boy who cannot be named for legal reasons is due to appear at the Youth Court at leicester this morning. Four other children arrested have been released with no further action. Arrested have been released with no further action the Communications Watchdog 0fcom has published plans that would see Royal Mail to end second class deliveries on saturdays. First Class Post would continue to be six days a week under the proposals, which follow a consultation on the future of the postal service. 0fcom said the change would allow Royal Mail to make savings and improve reliability. Formal proposals will be set out next year. The governments being urged to provide extra funding for hospices after more Job Cuts have been announced. Staff at a hospice in West Sussex have been told that 40 posts will be lost as it tries to find one and a half million pounds in savings. Its the sixth in recent weeks to take such action because of financial pressures for those providing end of life care. The ugandan 0lympic athlete, Rebecca Cheptegui has died days after allegedly being doused in Petrol And Set alight by her boyfriend thats according to officials from the countrys athletics federation. She competed in the marathon at this summers olympics in paris, finishing 44th. The president of the ugandan olympic committee called her death a cowardly and senseless act. Water Company Bosses could be banned from receiving bonuses and even sent to prison under new Government Legislation aimed at reducing pollution. The proposed laws, which will apply in england and wales, give regulators more powers and make it easier for them to impose fines. 0ur Environment Correspondent Jonah Fisher has more. For decades, both profits and sewage have flowed from englands privatised Water Companies. Dividends have been paid to shareholders and multi million Pound Pay packages to Company Bosses. Last year, the sewage spilled for 3. 6 million hours. But could things be about to change . This new legislation makes it easier for the Environment Agency to take Enforcement Action and introduces tougher penalties for executives. If they obstruct an investigation, they could now face up to two years in jail. Bonuses for bosses will only be allowed if their companies arejudged by the regulator to have met both environmental and financial standards. What these new laws are doing is its bringing Back Accountability into a system where the public feel there has been no accountability whatsoever, despite the fact that last year we saw record levels of pollution in our rivers, lakes and seas. The previous government, for 14 years, let them get away with this. This new law gives the regulator the tough new powers they need to crack down on these kinds of abuses. But is it really the laws that have been the problem . Many campaigners say regulators should still have done more to investigate and take action over sewage spills. We actually have perfectly decent laws, perfectly, you know, acceptable legal framework. The problem is its never been enforced. And what this bill does is comes up with some nice emotive phrases like Prison Sentences and banning bonuses and so on, but it doesnt address the fundamental problem. We have a set of regulations already and theyre not being enforced, and the only way theyre going to be enforced is by our regulators to be properly funded and empowered to do the job theyre supposed to be doing. This bill is an attempt by the government to tackle the worst excesses of the water industry, but it wont, on its own, stop the sewage spills. Thats going to take billions of pounds of investment in new infrastructure, and negotiations are continuing between the regulator and the Water Companies as to how much all of our bills are going to have to rise to pay for it. Jonah fisher, Bbc News. Heres matt. Lets find out what is happening. That is standing behind you. Sometimes, when we get these pictures, it is a shame you are on screen, really. I pictures, it is a shame you are on screen. Really pictures, it is a shame you are on screen, really. I will move and you can see more screen, really. I will move and you can see more. We screen, really. I will move and you can see more. We are screen, really. I will move and you can see more. We are in screen, really. I will move and you can see more. We are in the i can see more. We are in the highlands of scotland, one of the best places to be over the next days with a beautiful start this morning as it is in the isle of man, another fine area for the sunshine in the next couple of days. The rest of the country, cloudy and in southern counties heavy rain that could have an impact on travelling later. A breezy day for all. Some rain in Southern England and wales right now. The channel islands also. Some thunder and lightning. More persistent rain pushing in. Cloud thick enough further north for lighter rain. Extensive cloud but there are breaks in the North And West of scotland and more in North West england as we go through the day. With the strengthening breeze, rain heavy in southern areas and some of the worst conditions probably late afternoon. Large puddles for the commute and a risk of flooding. Some brighter breaks elsewhere. North west england, Northern Ireland and Western Scotland do the best today. Temperatures here up to 22. The breeze fairly brisk and it will push away some of the Rain Tonight from the South West but more will develop in southern counties later, again with thunder. Elsewhere, breaks in The Cloud at humid into tomorrow. Parts of Western Scotland, Northern Ireland, northern england best favoured for Sunshine And Warmth on friday. Its been 30 years since the Entertainer And Tv Presenter Roy Castle died from Lung Cancer, having lived his final moments to the fullest, creating a legacy thats still changing lives today. In the months before he died, roy travelled around the uk on his tour of hope, raising more than £1 million for research into fighting the disease. 0ur Reporter Fiona lamdin has more on his remarkable life. And heres the man of. The moment, Roy Castle. Roy castle, musician, entertainer and comedian. Record breaker. For two decades, he was a staple of our television screens. Whoo Hosting Record breakers. Morning in 1986, he became the fastest person to paraascend under ten bridges on the river thames. And the news is that roy is a record breaker. I think weve got time for a lap of honour. Now, we connect up the Drip Straightaway and get the treatment started as quickly as possible. They stick a needle in your arm, it goes into the vein and and it goes into your arm. Just a few years later, he was diagnosed with Lung Cancer. He let the cameras in to film his treatment the first time someone so high profile had been so open about living with cancer. It started, really, when i was having a bath, because you wash your hair and rub it and, as i was rubbing the hair, when i when i brought my hands back down to look at them, they were just covered. It was they were just like ape hands, you know . In the last months of his life, he embarked on a tour of hope, travelling around the country, raising awareness. Theres nothing worse than somebody that lies down screaming and grumbling and saying, why me . Much better to get up and start flailing your arms again, isnt it . One of those who was with roy on the Tour Right at The End was terry. Like roy, terry had also never smoked, but had been diagnosed with Lung Cancer. He was 42. Three decades on, terry is still alive. He wrote me that back, you know, saying he was going to thump his cancer same as me. I have had so many letters from people telling me that theyve had chemotherapy and what theyre going through. I always believed that as his illness progressed and went worse, he knew what a hard fight he had on. And i think he decided that if he was going to going to die, he would die living. He would not live dying. And i think for me, on the tour of hope, that was like his last big show and he put everything into it. Roy died two days after his 62nd birthday, but his legacy continues in the foundation set up in his name. It provides support to patients and has helped introduce Lung Cancer screening. 75 of the people who are diagnosed with Lung Cancer were stage four inoperable, incurable. What we are seeing with this is diagnosing them at stage one or two, 75 of the people. So itsjust flipped that stat on its head. And that is truly absolutely amazing. We are saving so many lives. And a major part of the Roy Castle Lung Cancer foundation is the research that goes on in these labs. Over the last 25 years, theyve collected over a quarter of A Million samples from people who are healthy and people who have Lung Cancer. And then theyre all stored in these huge freezers. 250 samples here. So 1,000, 2,000, 4,000 samples in a freezer. So what weve done so far is find a whole range of different proteins which we know can help predict Someones Risk of cancer. And what we then hope to do is develop tests where we can use just a very small amount of blood and measure a small number of proteins, which together tells you whether someone is likely to get cancer in the future or whether they actually are likely to have cancer now. The Roy Castle Lung Foundation provides Advice And Support for patients. Like nick, who was diagnosed six years ago. I coughed up two blood clots about the size of £2 coins. Both of them within about an hour of Each Other, whilst i was moving the boxes, so i knew there was something pretty serious. Nick turned to Roys Foundation for help. They give you hope. Because the place youre at, sometimes, you cant see a way out. But Roy Castle Lung Cancer foundation, theyve been there for other patients. Theyve been there for patients at different stages of cancer, and Theyve Seen People survive. A keen diver, nick was worried hed never dive again. Ive had half my left lung removed, and when i came out of 6. 5 hours of surgery, i was in recovery and i asked my surgeon would i be diving . She told me everything had gone well, that was the first thing. I said, great. Will i be diving again. She shook her head and said, you wont even remember this conversation in the morning. And exactly 11 months later, nick was back underwater again with the photos to prove it. Hey hi. How are you . Whats your name . Neil. Neil, and are you having the same treatment as me . 30 years on, Roy Castle, his name and his legacy is stronger than ever before. Funding, Screening And Research while helping those living with Lung Cancer and saving many, many lives. Iam i am enjoying looking back at Roy Castles life and legacy. Were nowjoined by roys wife, fiona castle, and consultant respiratory physician, dr emma 0dowd. Good morning. What is it like watching the videos back . It brings back a lot of watching the videos back . It brings back a lot of laughter watching the videos back . It brings back a lot of laughter for watching the videos back . It brings back a lot of laughter for me i watching the videos back . It brings back a lot of laughter for me and i back a lot of laughter for me and many happy memories. I am so grateful i have happy memories that have kept me going. He grateful i have happy memories that have kept me going. Have kept me going. He was one of the first have kept me going. He was one of the first. These have kept me going. He was one of the first. These days, have kept me going. He was one of the first. These days, we have kept me going. He was one of the first. These days, we talk the first. These days, we talk about people campaigning on issues and doing running, paragliding, skydiving, roy was one of the first to do that with the tour. That skydiving, roy was one of the first to do that with the tour. To do that with the tour. That is ri. Ht. He to do that with the tour. That is right he did to do that with the tour. That is right. He did not to do that with the tour. That is right. He did not do to do that with the tour. That is right. He did not do anything i to do that with the tour. That is| right. He did not do anything for his own publicity but he felt if he could do something to make a difference he had no right to stay silent, that was his attitude. Flan silent, that was his attitude. Can ou tell silent, that was his attitude. Can you tell us silent, that was his attitude. Can you tell us what silent, that was his attitude. Can you tell us what the last tour was like . What people saw and what was happening while he toured the country were different things it is fair to say. Country were different things it is fair to say fair to say. Absolutely right. He was dying fair to say. Absolutely right. He was dying they fair to say. Absolutely right. He was dying. They did fair to say. Absolutely right. He was dying. They did not fair to say. Absolutely right. He was dying. They did not think. Fair to say. Absolutely right. He | was dying. They did not think he would survive the days he was on tour. We were up in glasgow one night and there was a lovely nurse with me. We stayed up all night because we did not think he would survive the night. She said. She said i think it is time we tried to get him going. And he sat up and said ok, where are we going . And he got on with it. There were times when he was so poorly he could not stand. Another time, when he was so poorly he could not stand. Anothertime, he when he was so poorly he could not stand. Another time, he was throwing up stand. Another time, he was throwing up at the back of the bus. 0ne stand. Another time, he was throwing up at the back of the bus. One day the train could not go and we had to do a bus ride. They wanted him at the front. I said come on, get on with it. ,. With it. You were the sympathetic e, with it. You were the sympathetic type. Then with it. You were the sympathetic type. Then not with it. You were the sympathetic type, then not very. Type, then not very. Laughter. Laughter. The impact of that period of time, and also he had built up over years, people trusted him. When he started talking about his illness, it had double the impact. Talking about his illness, it had double the impact. There was a huge amount of publicity double the impact. There was a huge amount of publicity and double the impact. There was a huge amount of publicity and it double the impact. There was a huge amount of publicity and it was double the impact. There was a huge amount of publicity and it was very i amount of publicity and it was very favourable towards him. It amount of publicity and it was very favourable towards him. Favourable towards him. It was not nas. Favourable towards him. It was not nasty was favourable towards him. It was not nasty was it favourable towards him. It was not nasty. Was it comfortable . Favourable towards him. It was not nasty. Was it comfortable . You i nasty. Was it comfortable . You effectively in that period of time, you were probably grieving for what was about to happen. Yourself personally. It is a very big thing for the individual and for Loved Ones. , ~. ,. , ones. You know what is happening. I knew what was ones. You know what is happening. I knew what was happening ones. You know what is happening. I knew what was happening but i i ones. You know what is happening. I knew what was happening but i also | knew what was happening but i also wanted a to feel good about what he was doing and to try to make the most of the opportunity he had. I did not think about myself, i was come on, get on with it. You did not think about myself, i was come on, get on with it. Come on, get on with it. You will not remember come on, get on with it. You will not remember what come on, get on with it. You will not remember what roy come on, get on with it. You will not remember what Roy Castle i come on, get on with it. You will. Not remember what Roy Castle did come on, get on with it. You will not remember what Roy Castle did in his early career but you know about the impact it has had. That his early career but you know about the impact it has had. The impact it has had. That legacy has continued. The impact it has had. That legacy has continued. It the impact it has had. That legacy has continued. It has the impact it has had. That legacy has continued. It has been the impact it has had. That legacy has continued. It has been 30 i the impact it has had. That legacy i has continued. It has been 30 years and still has continued. It has been 30 years and still the has continued. It has been 30 years and still the foundation we have ust and still the foundation we have just seen. And still the foundation we have just seen, it does such an amazing amount just seen, it does such an amazing amount of just seen, it does such an amazing amount of good work. They fund Research Amount of good work. They fund research which is what i have been lucky research which is what i have been lucky enough to receive but they also support patients and can carers also support patients and can carers. ~. , , carers. What is interesting, he la ed carers. What is interesting, he played the carers. What is interesting, he played the trumpet, carers. What is interesting, he| played the trumpet, brilliantly, carers. What is interesting, he i played the trumpet, brilliantly, a musician. Very active. He did not smoke. It was from passive smoking, when he performed in concert halls and theatres, that they believe triggered his Lung Cancer. And it was an awareness of that that made a massive difference . find was an awareness of that that made a massive difference . Massive difference . And fiona has been a fighter massive difference . And fiona has been a fighter for massive difference . And fiona has been a fighter for the massive difference . And fiona has been a fighter for the ban massive difference . And fiona has been a fighter for the ban of been a fighter for the ban of smoking been a fighter for the ban of smoking in public places that came through smoking in public places that came through 12 smoking in public places that came through 12 years after he died. It was a through 12 years after he died. It was a catalyst to try to start that. Now if was a catalyst to try to start that. Now if someone smokes next to you in a restaurant now if someone smokes next to you in a restaurant you would think it strange strange. It strange. It is illegal. But going strange. It is illegal. But going back that was normal. It is a real change for the better was normal. It is a real change for the better the better. What did it feel like when the law the better. What did it feel like when the law came the better. What did it feel like when the law came into the better. What did it feel like when the law came into force . | the better. What did it feel like i when the law came into force . It was excitina. When the law came into force . It was exciting we when the law came into force . It was exciting. We were when the law came into force . It was exciting. We were thrilled when the law came into force . It was exciting. We were thrilled to when the law came into force . It was exciting. We were thrilled to bits. I exciting. We were thrilled to bits. It was so important. Notjust because of what happened to roy but just because we wanted to make people aware of the danger of smoking. I think we have to continue today with rapes. We do not know the with vaping. We do not know the long term dangers of that. Itrufheh with vaping. We do not know the longterm dangers of that. When roy was working longterm dangers of that. When roy was working in longterm dangers of that. When roy was working in clubs. Longterm dangers of that. When roy was working in clubs. Smoky longterm dangers of that. When roy was working in clubs. Smoky clubs i longterm dangers of that. When roy was working in clubs. Smoky clubs as| was working in clubs. Smoky clubs as they were then. Did you travel with him, did you experience it yourself . I did some of the time. When i had a family, i was at home with the children but i used to make him go for a walk around the garden and hang his clothes up outside. For three days before the smell would go. I could not put his clothes back into the wardrobe. Iie go. I could not put his clothes back into the wardrobe. Into the wardrobe. He would come back from a into the wardrobe. He would come back from a gig back from a gig. Absolutely stinking. And be banished to the garden. A walk around the garden. To the garden. A walk around the carden. , a walk around the garden. Tell us about the practical a walk around the garden. Tell us about the practical help. A walk around the garden. Tell us about the practical help. In i a walk around the garden. Tell us about the practical help. In your. About the practical help. In your hospital, how do people access some of the work the organisation does . When someone is diagnosed, we think they have when someone is diagnosed, we think they have cancer, there is a booklet. They have cancer, there is a booklet. A they have cancer, there is a booklet, a series of booklets about aspects booklet, a series of booklets about aspects of booklet, a series of booklets about aspects of Lung Cancer and we tend to give aspects of Lung Cancer and we tend to give them a Paper Copy because it is easier, to give them a Paper Copy because it is easier, but you can get it also on the is easier, but you can get it also on the website and there is a support on the website and there is a support line. It support line. It is support line. It is practical information . Information from what to expect about information from what to expect about tests through to treatments and what about tests through to treatments and what to expect and it is written in an and what to expect and it is written in an easy and what to expect and it is written in an easy to and what to expect and it is written in an easy to understand way so if people in an easy to understand way so if people are in an easy to understand way so if people are confused, i recommend you io people are confused, i recommend you o to people are confused, i recommend you go to the people are confused, i recommend you go to the website or ask the hospital go to the website or ask the hospital because most hospitals have Copies Hospital because most hospitals have copies of hospital because most hospitals have copies of leaflets. When roy was diagnosed, do you remember thinking there was not much out there, you are on your own . Was there a lack of information . There a lack of information . There was no information, there a lack of information . There was no information, only there a lack of information . There was no information, only what i there a lack of information . There was no information, only what he | was no information, only what he would have in the way of treatment. From my point of view, ijust had to learn it. Even now, that is a frightening time . It is horrendous. It is almost a grieving in itself because you do not know what will happen, what success you will have in treatment. We were talking about the ban in restaurants and pubs, smoking. There are proposals now effectively to stop people being able to buy cigarettes in the future and a suggestion of banning smoking in outdoor spaces. Suggestion of banning smoking in outdoorspaces. I suggestion of banning smoking in outdoor spaces. Outdoor spaces. I have not done an hint outdoor spaces. I have not done anything in outdoor spaces. I have not done anything in a outdoor spaces. I have not done anything in a practical outdoor spaces. I have not done anything in a practical way i outdoor spaces. I have not done| anything in a practical way about outdoor spaces. I have not done i anything in a practical way about it but i thought it important notjust to say you must not, but to say look, it is stupid to smoke, dont take it up, get rid of it, because it is not going to do you any good. And encourage people not to start smoking. 50 and encourage people not to start smokina. , ,. ,. , smoking. So much more is known about luna cancer smoking. So much more is known about Lung Cancer but smoking. So much more is known about Lung Cancer but in smoking. So much more is known about Lung Cancer but in an smoking. So much more is known about Lung Cancer but in an ideal smoking. So much more is known about Lung Cancer but in an ideal world, i Lung Cancer but in an ideal world, if you had all the funding in the world, as well as eliminating it, what would be the next key step in the step towards elimination . Brute the step towards elimination . We have screening, which is not eliminating it. Eliminating is preventing all the things we know that can preventing all the things we know that can cause it. Air pollution. We think that can cause it. Air pollution. We think can that can cause it. Air pollution. We think can cause Lung Cancer in some cases think can cause Lung Cancer in some cases it think can cause Lung Cancer in some cases it is think can cause Lung Cancer in some cases. It is how we can make air as clean cases. It is how we can make air as clean as cases. It is how we can make air as clean as possible, stopping smoking. Elimination, we are talking about worldwide. I think there is pressure in worldwide. think there is pressure in other worldwide. I think there is pressure in other countries from the Tobacco Industry in other countries from the Tobacco Industry still to get young people to start industry still to get young people to start smoking. It needs to be a global to start smoking. It needs to be a global push to try to do the things we can global push to try to do the things we can possibly do. Whether we can eliminate we can possibly do. Whether we can eliminate it we can possibly do. Whether we can eliminate it completely, i dont know. Eliminate it completely, idont know. But eliminate it completely, i dont know, but we can make the best chance know, but we can make the best chance we know, but we can make the best chance we possibly can. Know, but we can make the best chance we possibly can. When roy did his stunts it chance we possibly can. When roy did his stunts it back chance we possibly can. When roy did his stunts it back on chance we possibly can. When roy did his stunts it back on the chance we possibly can. 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Hello, good morning from bbc london. Im luxmy gopal. A vigil has been held to remember the Victims Of grenfell, following the publication of the final report into the tragedy which highlighted a chain of failures across governments and the private sector. For some survivors, the focus now is on holding to account the people and organisations named in the report. The mayor of london says he shares their frustration with how long the criminal investigation is taking, but that its important the police are able to review all the evidence. Of course we want them to complete their investigations as soon as possible. I understand the frustration. I understand the delay. Its more than seven years on now and the inquiry has only just been completed. But actually, i prefer the police and cps waiting for all the evidence to be revealed in the inquiry and then do their investigation, rather than the police investigating and new stuff coming to light. The report also criticised the London Fire brigade, which says its made significant changes. But the Fire Brigades union said this morning, its not enough. Unfortunately the Fire Service has been unfortunately the Fire Service has been fragmented for 20 years or so, so each been fragmented for 20 years or so, so each fire been fragmented for 20 years or so, so each Fire Service is deciding its own policy, so each Fire Service is deciding its own policy, and the approach in london own policy, and the approach in london will be different to the approach in bedfordshire, for example. We think the whole situation example. We think the whole situation is ludicrous. School children in the ultra low Emission Zone were more likely to walk and cycle after its introduction, compared to those outside the zone, according to new research from cambridge university. The results showed that four in ten children in central london, who previously travelled to school by car, switched to more active modes of transport. Whereas in luton which has no ulez, only two in ten children made this switch over the same period. The London Museum has recieved an additional £50 million of funding for its new home in Smithfields Markets. The formerly Derelict Victorian General market, home to the museum 5 permanent galleries, is set to open in 2026. A look at some Travel News now. On the tubes theres a good service on all lines this morning. A miracle. Now onto the weather with kawser. Hello there. Good morning. Well, quite an unsettled couple of days ahead. We have this Weather Front continuing to bring some outbreaks of Showery Rain, heavy and persistent at times. And for this reason, the met office do have a couple of yellow Weather Warnings in force for Heavy Rain Valid throughout the day today, and another for tomorrow too. So there could be the risk of some disruption, some tricky conditions on the roads and the risk of localised flooding. Not everyone will see the heaviest of this rain, mainly across more central and Southern Parts during the day today. Further towards the north, therell be some drier, brighter weather, some spells of Sunshine Breaking through The Cloud and temperatures 18 to 21 celsius. Its breezy out there as well, and for this evening, where we are expecting some drier weather before we see further outbreaks of Showery Rain spreading in by the early hours, and temperatures holding up at 15 to 17 celsius. The winds will ease too. And looking ahead, well, friday too, therell be some outbreaks of heavy, persistent rain for a time, but there will be some drier, brighter weather developing later and it becomes quite mild and muggy overnight into the weekend and staying quite unsettled with some thundery showers. Ill be back in around half an hour with more news, Travel And Weather. Now back to naga and charlie. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Lets return to our main story now. The report into the Grenfell Tower Disaster has set out how a chain of failures across government and the private sector led to the loss of 72 people in 2017. We can Take A Look at some of the key findings. In 2001, before the disaster, the alarm was raised about cladding related fires. But, despite a committee of Mps Raising Concerns at this point, flammable Cladding Wasn T banned, as it had already been classed as meeting british safety standards. The report also found that tests conducted in 2001 revealed that the cladding of concern, burned violently though the government did not tighten any rules. In 2010, the Coalition Government was intent on cutting regulations. The inquiry found that even matters affecting the safety of life were ignored, delayed or disregarded. The inquiry found there had been Systematic Dishonesty from those who made the cladding used on The Tower with one manufacturer deliberately concealing the true extent of the danger of its product. The inquiry said grenfell s refit was poorly managed by contractors and the company owned by the council, which ran its social housing. It found there been a persistent indifference to Fire Safety and the needs of vulnerable residents. Speaking following the publication of the report, the Council Leader acknowledged failings and said it had changed its practices. Our cultures changed completely. And that takes time. But weve been very fortunate in that the bereaved and survivors have challenged us to become the best council. And at the same time as challenging us, theyve also helped us redesign various services and they hold us to account. So i think that that takes a lot of generosity of spirit to do that. So weve changed in that sense, and i think weve also changed a lot of our about how we protect people from fire. So our whole Fire Risk assessments, which we do on a biannual basis, having peeps for people who are putting in sprinklers, etc, etc. Our correspondent Tim Muffett is in West London for us alongside two of the survivors of the disaster. The tower is behind you and we have heard so many accounts, rightly so, of those who survived that awful 2a or 30 hours of the blazer in that building on these accounts must continue to be heard. Absolutely and those whose lives were continue to be heard. Absolutely and those whose lives were devastated i continue to be heard. Absolutely and | those whose lives were devastated by the dreadful events have had a chance to look at the inquiry and read the report and im delighted to bejoined by two read the report and im delighted to be joined by two of them. May gail and antonio, thank you for coming in to talk to us this morning. What did you make of the report miguel. The report is finally out and its very the report is finally out and its very thorough and its very strong, and im very thorough and its very strong, and im happy with the fact that it says those and im happy with the fact that it says those lives were preventable. They could says those lives were preventable. They could have been saved. The inquiry they could have been saved. The inquiry did they could have been saved. The inquiry did an amazing job in digging inquiry did an amazing job in digging Outa Inquiry did an amazing job in digging out a lot of documents and putting digging out a lot of documents and putting all the pieces of the puzzle together putting all the pieces of the puzzle together and for it to be handed over for together and for it to be handed over for the police for the Police Investigation and lets hope the operation is swift and quick. Miguel. Operation is swift and quick. 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For the police to give us the justice that we need. Theres been a lot of Frustration Justice that we need. Theres been a lot of frustration about justice that we need. Theres been a lot of frustration about potential lot of frustration about potential timing and the time it might take to bring aboutany timing and the time it might take to bring about any prosecutions. Do you share that frustration . {iii bring about any prosecutions. Do you share that frustration . Share that frustration . Of course, on the other share that frustration . Of course, on the other Hand Share that frustration . Of course, on the other hand we share that frustration . Of course, on the other hand we have share that frustration . Of course, on the other hand we have to share that frustration . Of course, j on the other hand we have to wait for the on the other hand we have to wait for the proper investigation to be done for the proper investigation to be done it for the proper investigation to be done. 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[ with blood on their hands, to be held accountable. With blood on their hands, to be held accountable. I want to talk to a bit about held accountable. I want to talk to a bit about that held accountable. I want to talk to a bit about that night held accountable. I want to talk to a bit about that night if held accountable. I want to talk to a bit about that night if i held accountable. I want to talk to a bit about that night if i may. I a bit about that night if i may. Some remarkable stories. Miguel, you knocked on the doors of five other flats and you returned to the building after being on a night out and went to the 13th floor to rescue your wife and children. You saved lives by alerting people to what was happening. It is lives by alerting people to what was ha eninu. , lives by alerting people to what was haueninu. , ,. ,. ,. , happening. It is my duty to do that an a. If happening. It is my duty to do that anyway if i happening. 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And we want to see a plan to be put in place and we want to see a plan to be put in place. Yesterday and we want to see a plan to be put in place. Yesterday keir and we want to see a plan to be put in place. Yesterday Keir Starmer. In place. Yesterday Keir Starmer said in in place. Yesterday Keir Starmer said in the in place. Yesterday Keir Starmer said in the next in place. Yesterday Keir Starmer said in the next six in place. 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They cannot just them all the time, asking questions. They cannot just go them all the time, asking questions. They cannot just go away them all the time, asking questions. They cannot just go away from them all the time, asking questions. | they cannot just go away from there. This is they cannot just go away from there. This is our they cannot just go away from there. This is our duty they cannotjust go away from there. This is our duty this is our duty. Miguel and antonio. This is our duty. Miguel and antonio, thank this is our duty. Miguel and antonio, thank you this is our duty. Miguel and antonio, thank you for this is our duty. Miguel and l antonio, thank you for talking this is our duty. Miguel and antonio, thank you for talking to us this morning. I know it must be an incredibly difficult time for so many people and we really appreciate your time. Just two people there who are giving their reflections on what has been published yesterday and many others are saying that they are pleased that more details have come out but there is some frustration amongst many that any prosecutions might be taking 18 months or possibly longer. Might be taking 18 months or possibly longer. Might be taking 18 months or ossibl loner. ~ ,. , possibly longer. Tim, thank you very much. The weather possibly longer. Tim, thank you very much. The weather is possibly longer. Tim, thank you very much. The weather is coming possibly longer. Tim, thank you very much. The weather is coming up possibly longer. Tim, thank you very much. The weather is coming up in l possibly longer. Tim, thank you veryj much. The weather is coming up in a few moments time. Mike is on the sofa to celebrate a success in the Us Open and a british player, and this name is going to be new to some people now, but get used to it. He is in the semifinal. Jack draper, the british Number One. A quiet Jack Draper, the british Number One. A quiet 2023 with injuries but showing a quiet 2023 with injuries but showing the potential now as a teenager showing the potential now as a teenager when he was a junior Finalist Teenager when he was a junior finalist at teenager when he was a junior finalist at wimbledon. He is into the Mens Finalist at wimbledon. He is into the mens semifinal, the first male to do the mens semifinal, the first male to do that the mens semifinal, the first male to do that since Andy Murray in 2012 to do that since Andy Murray in 2012 we to do that since Andy Murray in 2012. We will find out more about him in 2012. We will find out more about him in a 2012. We will find out more about him in a moment and about his background. Jack draper will face Jannik Sinner for a place in the Us Open final after becoming the first British Male since Sir Andy Murray, in 2012, to reach the last four of the Us Open, following a straight Sets Demolition of australian 10th seed, alex de minaur. Nesta macgregor reports on a groundbreaking performance from the british Number One. In New York, the Big Apple, the biggest win of Jack Drapers career. Against the odds, the 22 year old through to fridays Us Open semi final. Ive obviously played alex a few times and know hes a really tough competitor. You know, i thought it was just a solid match all round. Proud of my performance. There was some ups and downs during the match, but i felt in general, i served pretty well. And, you know, i did a good job to come through. Australias alex de minaur, the number ten seed, an Opponent Whod won their previous three meetings. The british Number One, famous for Big T Shirts and a big serve, looked at home. Some impressive groundstrokes meant he raced into a 4 1 lead and was soon serving for the set. However, after that winner, a wince. Soon the british Number One was receiving treatment, although the australian was struggling too. Patched up, but no let up, draper dug deep. A mixture of power and finesse saw him serving for the second set. Beautifully done. After more than two hours on court, Jack Draper, incredibly, seemed to save his best till last. De minaur simply had no answer. Draper serving out the match in style. Incredible final game. With Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic already out, the tournament is wide open. Jack draper is now a step closer to emulating Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu brits whove recently won this tournament. I think it is tough when you play the test i think it is tough when you play the best players in the world, you dont the best players in the world, you dont know the best players in the world, you dont know what to expect and you watch dont know what to expect and you watch these guys winning grand slams on tv, watch these guys winning grand slams on tv, and watch these guys winning grand slams on tv, and you think, wow, i will go out there on tv, and you think, wow, i will go out there and on tv, and you think, wow, i will go out there and they will be way too good out there and they will be way too good for out there and they will be way too good for me but if you put your game on the good for me but if you put your game on the Court Good for me but if you put your game on the court and do the right things. On the court and do the right things, you do get chances here and there things, you do get chances here and there so things, you do get chances here and there so its things, you do get chances here and there so its about how clinical you are when there so its about how clinical you are when it there so its about how clinical you are when it really matters. A Victory Hell never forget. Jack draper dreaming of more success in the city that never sleeps. Nesta mcgregor, Bbc News. 21 years in the making, and his mother 21 years in the making, and his mother actually said he first started mother actually said he first started hitting the ball when he was one years started hitting the ball when he was one years old but his family is steeped one years old but his family is steeped in tennis. Roger draper was the chief steeped in tennis. Roger draper was the chief executive of the lta and his mother the chief executive of the lta and his mother was a junior star, but his mother was a junior star, but his real his mother was a junior star, but his real inspiration, he says, is his real inspiration, he says, is his grandmother, brenda. She was a tennis his grandmother, brenda. She was a Tennis Coach his grandmother, brenda. She was a Tennis Coach and there she is, and apparently Tennis Coach and there she is, and apparently she introduced tennis to the family apparently she introduced tennis to the family on his mum is a side first the family on his mum is a side first of the family on his mum is a side first of all the family on his mum is a side first of all but sadly, and she was his biggest supporter, but she was diagnosed with dementia 12 years ago and is diagnosed with dementia 12 years ago and is at diagnosed with dementia 12 years ago and is at the stage where she doesnt and is at the stage where she doesnt recognise him. She watches the matches but doesnt recognise what is the matches but doesnt recognise what is going on. She would be so proud what is going on. She would be so roud. , what is going on. She would be so roud. , proud. She will be enoying the matches, because proud. She will be enjoying the matches, because he proud. She will be enjoying the matches, because he is proud. She will be enjoying the i matches, because he is winning. Always on his mind as he goes in the semifihal always on his mind as he goes in the semifinal. ~. , always on his mind as he goes in the semifinal. ~. , semifinal. What day is the semifinal . Semifinal. What day is the semifinal . Tomorrow. The Communications Watchdog 0fcom has published plans this morning that would see royal Mail End second class deliveries on saturdays. Under the proposals, first Class Post would continue to be six days a week. It follows a consultation on the future of the postal service. Joining us now is lindsey fussell is from 0fcom. Very good morning to you and thank you for your time. Is this ditching of Saturday Deliveries or second Class Mail going to happen . Goad Class Mail going to happen . Good morninu. Class mail going to happen . Good morning what Class Mail going to happen . Good morning. What we Class Mail going to happen . Good morning. What we are Class Mail going to happen . Good morning. What we are saying today is that the morning. What we are saying today is that the universal service needs to change that the universal service needs to change its that the universal service needs to change. Its changed a lot in its 500 year change. Its changed a lot in its 500 Year History but now it needs to change 500 Year History but now it needs to change again because we are all using change again because we are all using post differently than just a few years ago and to be clear, no change few years ago and to be clear, no change is few years ago and to be clear, no change is not an option. Otherwise the universal postal service will be unsustainable and we will have to pay more unsustainable and we will have to pay more for it. What we are saying today. Pay more for it. What we are saying today, having launched a national debate today, having launched a national debate earlier this year is theres an Option Debate earlier this year is theres an option we will explore in a lot more an option we will explore in a lot more detail and that is about dropping Saturday Deliveries second class dropping Saturday Deliveries second class. ,. ~ dropping Saturday Deliveries second class. ,. ,. Class. You talked about the universal class. You talked about the universal service class. You talked about the universal Service Obligation J class. You talked about the universal Service Obligation and people might not necessarily be familiar with that. But that requires that post must be delivered six days a week to all 32 Million addresses in the uk, no matter where the letters are going. Would that have to change in order for the pros all you are talking about to take place . All you are talking about to take lace . ~. � all you are talking about to take lace . , �. ,. , all you are talking about to take lace . ~. �. , place . What weve heard from people is they really place . What weve heard from people is they really Value Place . What weve heard from people is they really value the place . What weve heard from people is they really value the next place . What weve heard from people is they really value the next day is they really value the next Day Service, is they really value the next Day Service, six is they really value the next Day Service, six days a week, what we call first service, six days a week, what we call first Class Mail, for the occasional urgent item and that will stay and occasional urgent item and that will stay and there will be a next day first Class Stay and there will be a next day first Class Service to every address in the first Class Service to every address in the uk first Class Service to every address in the uk. What will change and what people in the uk. What will change and what people have said they are prepared to do people have said they are prepared to do is people have said they are prepared to do is that second Class Post will now only to do is that second Class Post will now only be delivered five days a week, now only be delivered five days a week, excluding saturday. Forgave me if this is a daft week, excluding saturday. Forgave me if this is a daft question, week, excluding saturday. Forgave me if this is a daft question, but week, excluding saturday. Forgave me if this is a daft question, but if if this is a daft question, but if postal workers are going down The Street delivering first Class Mail, how does it save any money or time to not deliver the second Class Mail . ~. ,. , to not deliver the second Class Mail . ,. ,. ,. , mail . Well, we are all sending a lot fewer letters. Mail . Well, we are all sending a lot fewer letters, so mail . Well, we are all sending a lot fewer letters, so ten mail . Well, we are all sending a lot fewer letters, so ten Years Mail . Well, we are all sending a lot fewer letters, so ten years ago mail . Well, we are all sending a lot fewer letters, so ten years ago we i fewer letters, so ten years ago we were fewer letters, so ten years ago we were sending 14 Billion letters a year and were sending 14 Billion letters a year and now it is 7 billion. Although year and now it is 7 billion. Although your postie is still coming down although your postie is still coming down your although your postie is still coming down your street every day, quite often down your street every day, quite often they down your street every day, quite often they havent got any letters do deliver often they havent got any letters do deliver to your address. Second class do deliver to your address. Second class letters, as now, will carry on treing class letters, as now, will carry on treing a class letters, as now, will carry on being a three working Day Service so when being a three working Day Service so when you being a three working Day Service so when you post a letter it should arrive when you post a letter it should arrive three working days later and the postman will only come to your address the postman will only come to your address if the postman will only come to your address if there is mail to deliver. How much address if there is mail to deliver. How much money would it save . If it is a cost saving issue, how much money would it save . Is a cost saving issue, how much money would it save . Royal mail told us as a Part Money would it save . Royal mail told us as a part of money would it save . Royal mail told Usasa Partofa Money would it save . Royal mail told us as a part of a Package Money would it save . Royal mail told us as a part of a package of money would it save . Royal mail told us as a part of a package of change i us as a part of a package of change it could us as a part of a package of change it could save them up to £300 million it could save them up to £300 million per year but to be clear this is million per year but to be clear this is not million per year but to be clear this is not a free pass for Royal Mail this is not a free pass for Royal Mail if this is not a free pass for Royal Mail. If the change goes ahead, and we will mail. If the change goes ahead, and we will do mail. If the change goes ahead, and we will do a mail. If the change goes ahead, and we will do a lot of work to assess whether we will do a lot of work to assess whether it we will do a lot of work to assess whether it meets user need, as lots of consumer whether it meets user need, as lots of Consumer Research before we launched of Consumer Research before we launched the consultation, it will be down launched the consultation, it will be down to Royal Mail to implement the change for their workforce to achieve the change for their workforce to achieve those efficiencies, and critically. Achieve those efficiencies, and critically, to invest in their network critically, to invest in their network so the postal service has become network so the postal service has become a network so the postal service has become a lot more reliable and we all get become a lot more reliable and we all get what we pay for. And presumably all get what we pay for. And presumably it all get what we pay for. And presumably it would all get what we pay for. fific presumably it would mean job all get what we pay for. Aic presumably it would mean job losses. Thats really a matter for Royal Mail thats really a matter for Royal Mail we thats really a matter for Royal Mail. We know that people really valuE Mail. We know that people really value their postman, and of course the universal service letters are only part the universal service letters are only part of what Royal Mail deliver and we only part of what Royal Mail deliver and we are only part of what Royal Mail deliver and we are all conscious we are getting and we are all conscious we are getting a and we are all conscious we are getting a lot more parcels from businesses these days, so it will be down businesses these days, so it will be down to businesses these days, so it will be down to Royal Mail to decide how they make those efficiencies and how they make those efficiencies and how they reinvest that money. Thank they make those efficiencies and how they reinvest that money. They reinvest that money. Thank you ve much they reinvest that money. Thank you very much for they reinvest that money. Thank you very much for your they reinvest that money. Thank you very much for your time they reinvest that money. Thank you very much for your time this very much for your time this morning. The offer, Group Director talking about that proposal, as it stands, to stop saturday second class deliveries 0fcom. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. Good morning to you. I think your pictures today, you have had some stunning ones, but because it is mixed fortunes for people across the uk, you are trying to sit somewhere in the middle. Is uk, you are trying to sit somewhere in the middle in the middle. Is that fair . Trying to balance in the middle. Is that fair . Trying to balance out in the middle. Is that fair . Trying to balance out because in the middle. Is that fair . Trying to balance out because this in the middle. Is that fair . Trying to balance out because this is to balance out because this is bristol, to balance out because this is bristol, where one of the weather watchers bristol, where one of the weather watchers brought in some badly affecting rain in the next 48 hours. Southern affecting rain in the next 48 hours. Southern parts of England And South wales, Southern Parts of England And South wales, not Southern Parts of England And South wales, not everyone, could see a month wales, not everyone, could see a month of wales, not everyone, could see a month of rain and there is the chance. Month of rain and there is the chance, increasing chance we will see Flooding And Travel disruption as a result. The Rainfall Forecast Chart as a result. The Rainfall Forecast Chart shows the total is where they are likely chart shows the total is where they are likely to be highest, particularly the darker colours and the greens particularly the darker colours and the greens across the South West of england the greens across the South West of england and wales, one or two spots could england and wales, one or two spots could see england and wales, one or two spots could see as england and wales, one or two spots could see as much as 100 millimetres of rain. Could see as much as 100 millimetres of rain. But could see as much as 100 millimetres of rain, but its only part of the story of rain, but its only part of the story the of rain, but its only part of the story. The rain is courtesy of this weather story. The rain is courtesy of this Weather Front wrapped around the low pressure Weather Front wrapped around the low pressure in Weather Front wrapped around the low pressure in france and at the northern pressure in france and at the northern edge, a strengthening easterly northern edge, a strengthening easterly wind will bring in humid air but easterly wind will bring in humid air but boost the temperatures in the sunnier parts of the North And West the sunnier parts of the North And West and the sunnier parts of the North And West. And its here we see the best of the west. And its here we see the best of the sunshine. At the moment we have bursts of the sunshine. At the moment we have bursts of rain being more persistent have bursts of rain being more persistent across southern counties and it persistent across southern counties and it will persistent across southern counties and it will head towards the South West and across Southern Parts of wales South West and across Southern Parts of wales a South West and across Southern Parts of wales. A few spots of Light Rain with extensive cloud across eastern england with extensive cloud across eastern england and Eastern Scotland, and further england and Eastern Scotland, and further breaks in The Cloud towards north further breaks in The Cloud towards North West england on the isle of man and North West england on the isle of man and Western Scotland with temperatures up to around 20 degrees. Temperatures up to around 20 degrees. A brisk wind is developing especially degrees. A brisk wind is developing especially for england and wales and eastern especially for england and wales and Eastern Scotland and temperatures at the highest, if we get breaks across east anglia, 22, and maybe across parts east anglia, 22, and maybe across parts of east anglia, 22, and maybe across parts of Western Scotland as well. Through parts of Western Scotland as well. Through scotland, heavy rain for a time, through scotland, heavy rain for a time, easing a little bit but further time, easing a little bit but further downpours later in the night with rumbles of thunder and further north, with rumbles of thunder and further north, some clear skies and missed and low north, some clear skies and missed and low cloud and for all, a humid night and low cloud and for all, a humid night and and low cloud and for all, a humid night and a and low cloud and for all, a humid night and a you midday to come Tomorrow Night and a you midday to come Tomorrow Night and a you midday to come tomorrow. ,. ,. ,. , tomorrow. Any wise words on cheese for us . I tomorrow. Any wise words on cheese for us . I would tomorrow. Any wise words on cheese for us . I would avoid tomorrow. Any wise words on cheese for us . I would avoid the tomorrow. Any wise words on cheese for us . I would avoid the smelliest i for us . I would avoid the smelliest ones. Stilton for us . I would avoid the smelliest ones. Stilton is for us . I would avoid the smelliest ones. Stilton is not for us . I would avoid the smelliest ones. Stilton is not for for us . I would avoid the smelliest ones. Stilton is not for me, for us . I would avoid the smelliest ones. Stilton is not for me, im ones. Stilton is not for me, im afraid ones. Stilton is not for me, im afraid. �. Ones. Stilton is not for me, im afraid. � ,. , i] afraid. Really . Its my favourite. I do love cheese, afraid. Really . Its my favourite. I do love cheese, but afraid. Really . Its my favourite. I do love cheese, but i afraid. Really . Its my favourite. I do love cheese, but i cant afraid. Really . Its my favourite. I do love cheese, but i cant do do love cheese, but i cant do stilton do love cheese, but i cant do stilton. Do love cheese, but i cant do stilton. ,. Stilton. Maybe you will change your mind if you stilton. Maybe you will change your mind if you have stilton. Maybe you will change your mind if you have a stilton. Maybe you will change your mind if you have a place stilton. Maybe you will change your mind if you have a place where stilton. Maybe you will change your mind if you have a place where it i stilton. Maybe you will change your mind if you have a place where it is| stilton. Maybe you will change your | mind if you have a place where it is| mind if you have a place where it is made. That might work. I mind if you have a place where it is made. That might work. Mind if you have a place where it is made. That might work. I dont know if seeinr made. That might work. I dont know if seeing how made. That might work. I dont know if seeing how something made. That might work. I dont know if seeing how something is made. That might work. I dont know if seeing how something is made if seeing how something is made actually helps you enjoy it more. Some things are just better not known. Then is at a Cheese Maker in nottinghamshire and can answer lots of questions for us. What is going on with the industry . That of questions for us. What is going on with the industry . On with the industry . That is alison, on with the industry . That is alison. Who on with the industry . That is alison, who is on with the industry . That is alison, who is mixing on with the industry . That is alison, who is mixing the. On with the industry . That is alison, who is mixing the cheese for the first alison, who is mixing the cheese for the first stage of the process. They make the first stage of the process. They Make Shropshire blue and stilton blue at Make Shropshire blue and stilton blue at this dairy in nottinghamshire and this is the first Part Nottinghamshire and this is the first part of the process and you would first part of the process and you would have seen it going through The Machines would have seen it going through The Machines and its a strictly timed process machines and its a strictly timed process in machines and its a strictly timed process in terms of acidity and how Lon Process in terms of acidity and how long the process in terms of acidity and how long the Cheese Curds for. Cheese waits long the Cheese Curds for. Cheese waits for long the Cheese Curds for. Cheese waits for no long the Cheese Curds for. Cheese waits for no one as the famous phrase waits for no one as the famous phrase goes, so we are watching the Beginning Phrase goes, so we are watching the beginning of the next batch where they are beginning of the next batch where they are mixing it all in together and we they are mixing it all in together and we are they are mixing it all in together and we are here to talk about the business and we are here to talk about the business of and we are here to talk about the business of stilton, because it is a tough business of stilton, because it is a tough time business of stilton, because it is a tough time. We have spent in the last 12 tough time. We have spent in the last 12 months tojuly tough time. We have spent in the last 12 months to July Something like £57 last 12 months to July Something like £57 millionjust on stilton specifically and thats out of a total specifically and thats out of a total spend of £4. 2 Billion we spent on Cheese Total spend of £4. 2 Billion we spent on cheese in our supermarkets. Stilton on cheese in our supermarkets. Stilton itself is a protected product and can only be made in derbyshire, leicestershire and here in nottinghamshire. There are only six dairies in nottinghamshire. There are only six dairies registered to make it but times six dairies registered to make it but times are tough. Costs are up, sales but times are tough. Costs are up, sales of but times are tough. Costs are up, sales of stilton are down, so much so that sales of stilton are down, so much so that one sales of stilton are down, so much so that one of the six dairies looks like it so that one of the six dairies looks like it might soon close. So is there like it might soon close. So is there trouble fermenting, as it were . There trouble fermenting, as it were . Weve been out around manchester finding out whether the People Manchester finding out whether the people are still keen on the festive cheeseboard favourite. Mmm. 0k. I mean, at first its like, kind of like salty, and then its quite rich. Oh, the salt hits you. Mm. 0k. Mid. I think with the right food and with the right, like, entrees by the side, it would taste nice. I dont know if id eat it by itself. I think its absolutely gorgeous. It tastes quite sour. So it might not be Everyones Cup of tea, but personally i really like it. Its a big chunk. If i was to tell you that the sales of stilton are going down, would that surprise you . Not particularly, no. Because its not very nice, in my opinion. Quite shocking, actually, because i thought stilton was very popular with everybody. But i suppose its been more of an old fashioned cheese. I kind of equate it to my parents and grandparents, in a way. I think thats kind of where i got the taste for it. Its a bit of an acquired taste. I think when you got it, you know, it is really, really is a good cheese. I do like it. With me as matthew, the organiser of the artisan with me as matthew, the organiser of the Artisan Cheese awards. Is there a danger the Artisan Cheese awards. Is there a danger we could lose stilton for good . A danger we could lose stilton for aood . �. ,. , a danger we could lose stilton for aood . �. , � , a danger we could lose stilton for aood . , good . Im hoping not but its been Cau Ht in good . Im hoping not but its been caught in a good . Im hoping not but its been caught in a perfect good . Im hoping not but its been caught in a perfect storm. Good . Im hoping not but its been caught in a perfect storm. It good . Im hoping not but its been caught in a perfect storm. It still i caught in a perfect storm. It still associated caught in a perfect storm. It still associated heavily caught in a perfect storm. It still associated heavily with caught in a perfect storm. It still associated heavily with the associated heavily with the traditional associated heavily with the traditional christmas associated heavily with the traditional christmas and i associated heavily with the traditional christmas and people are moving traditional christmas and people are moving away traditional christmas and people are moving away from traditional christmas and people are moving away from that, traditional christmas and people are moving away from that, and traditional christmas and people are moving away from that, and it traditional christmas and people are| moving away from that, and it needs to become moving away from that, and it needs to become an moving away from that, and it needs to become an all moving away from that, and it needs to become an all year moving away from that, and it needs to become an all year round moving away from that, and it needs to become an all year Round Cheese. | to become an all year Round Cheese. There to become an all year Round Cheese. There is to become an all year Round Cheese. There is the to become an all year Round Cheese. There is the rising to become an all year Round Cheese. There is the rising costs, there is the rising costs, particular there is the rising costs, particular of there is the rising costs, particular of milk there is the rising costs, particular of milk which i there is the rising costs,. Particular of milk which has doubled, particular of milk which has doubled, and particular of milk which has doubled, and energy particular of milk which has doubled, and Energy And L particular of milk which has doubled, and energy and increased competition doubled, and energy and increased competition. We doubled, and energy and increased competition. We have doubled, and energy and increased competition. We have something i doubled, and energy and increased i competition. We have something like 300 cheese competition. We have something like 300 Cheese Makers competition. We have something like 300 Cheese Makers in competition. We have something like 300 Cheese Makers in the competition. We have something like 300 Cheese Makers in the uk competition. We have something like 300 Cheese Makers in the uk and 300 Cheese Makers in the uk and ireland 300 Cheese Makers in the uk and ireland making 300 Cheese Makers in the uk and ireland making well 300 Cheese Makers in the uk and ireland making well over 300 Cheese Makers in the uk and ireland making well over 1000. Ireland making well over 1000 cheeses ireland making well over 1000 cheeses and ireland making well over 1000 cheeses and there ireland making well over 1000 cheeses and there is ireland making well over 1000 cheeses and there is a ireland making well over 1000 cheeses and there is a lot ireland making well over 1000 cheeses and there is a lot of I Ireland making well over 1000 i cheeses and there is a lot of blue cheese cheeses and there is a lot of blue cheese being cheeses and there is a lot of blue cheese being made cheeses and there is a lot of blue cheese being made these cheeses and there is a lot of blue cheese being made these days, i cheeses and there is a lot of blue. Cheese being made these days, so increasing cheese being made these days, so increasing competition. Cheese being made these days, so increasing competition. It cheese being made these days, so increasing competition. It really. Cheese being made these days, so increasing competition. It really is| increasing competition. It really is under increasing competition. It really is under pressure increasing competition. It really is under pressure. Increasing competition. It really is under pressure. How much is it down to the cost going under pressure. How much is it down to the cost going up under pressure. How much is it down to the cost going up compared under pressure. How much is it down to the cost going up compared to to the cost going up compared to peoples to the cost going up compared to peoples tastes changing . Cost is artl it peoples tastes changing . Cost is partly it but peoples tastes changing . Cost is partly it but taste, peoples tastes changing . Cost is partly it but taste, changing peoples tastes changing . Cost is l partly it but taste, changing taste, and the partly it but taste, changing taste, and the increasing partly it but taste, changing taste, and the increasing competition. I and the increasing competition. People and the increasing competition. People are and the increasing competition. People are moving and the increasing competition. People are moving away and the increasing competition. People are moving away from i and the increasing competition. I people are moving away from the heavier people are moving away from the heavier flavours people are moving away from the heavier flavours of people are moving away from the heavier flavours of stilton people are moving away from the | heavier flavours of stilton towards the lighter heavier flavours of stilton towards the lighter creamy heavier flavours of stilton towards the lighter creamy cheeses, heavier flavours of stilton towards the lighter creamy cheeses, and il the lighter creamy cheeses, and i think the lighter creamy cheeses, and i think some the lighter creamy cheeses, and i think some of the lighter creamy cheeses, and i think some of the the lighter creamy cheeses, and i think some of the cheesemakersl the lighter creamy cheeses, and ii think some of the cheesemakers in the stilton think some of the cheesemakers in the Stilton Area think some of the cheesemakers in the Stilton Area have think some of the cheesemakers in the Stilton Area have adapted think some of the cheesemakers in the Stilton Area have adapted and i the Stilton Area have adapted and and adapted the Stilton Area have adapted and and adapted well the Stilton Area have adapted and and adapted well but the Stilton Area have adapted and and adapted well but more the Stilton Area have adapted and and adapted well but more work i the Stilton Area have adapted and and adapted well but more work needs to be done and adapted well but more work needs to be done and and adapted well but more work needs to be done and particularly and adapted well but more work needs to be done and particularly idea and adapted well but more work needs to be done and particularly idea of to be done and particularly idea of getting to be done and particularly idea of getting away to be done and particularly idea of getting away from to be done and particularly idea of getting away from just to be done and particularly idea of getting away from just christmas i to be done and particularly idea of. Getting away from just christmas to an all getting away from just christmas to an all round getting away from just christmas to an all Round Cheese getting away from just christmas to an all Round Cheese for getting away from just christmas to an all Round Cheese for all getting away from just christmas to an all Round Cheese for all around i an all Round Cheese for all around the year an all Round Cheese for all around the year because an all Round Cheese for all around the year because i an all Round Cheese for all around the year because i think an all Round Cheese for all around the year because i think it an all Round Cheese for all around the year because i think it does. The year because i think it does deserve the year because i think it does deserve to the year because i think it does deserve to be the year because i think it does deserve to be sold the year because i think it does deserve to be sold in the year because i think it does deserve to be sold in the the year because i think it does. Deserve to be sold in the summer the year because i think it does deserve to be sold in the summer as well as deserve to be sold in the summer as well asiust deserve to be sold in the summer as well asjust christmas. Deserve to be sold in the summer as well as just christmas. Well as ust christmas. Matthew, thank well as just christmas. Matthew, Thank Ou well as just christmas. Matthew, thank you very well as just christmas. Matthew, thank you very much, well as just christmas. Matthew, thank you very much, good well as just christmas. Matthew, thank you very much, good to i well asjust christmas. Matthew, | thank you very much, good to get your thoughts on that. I have to say the Cheesemaking Process is fascinating and if you missed it earlier, fascinating and if you missed it earlier, have a look on iplayer at ust earlier, have a look on iplayer at just before earlier, have a look on iplayer at just before seven oclock where you can see just before seven oclock where you can see it just before seven oclock where you can see it put through The Machines and we can see it put through The Machines and we are can see it put through The Machines and we are in the Cheese Store and we are and we are in the Cheese Store and we are tasting a bit but the reason we are tasting a bit but the reason we are we are tasting a bit but the reason we are not we are tasting a bit but the reason we are not there now because had i been we are not there now because had i been left we are not there now because had i been left in we are not there now because had i been left in there, the shelves could been left in there, the shelves could well have been totally cleared could well have been totally cleared. ~ could well have been totally cleared. ,. ,. , could well have been totally cleared. ,. , cleared. 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