Ice melts to the second smallest area since records began. Just do it by glass for over a0 yea rs. Began. Just do it by glass for over a0 years. The martin billed as the worlds ultimate supercar. It is heading back on the road. Pubs and restaurants are to be closed early. Borisjohnson is expected to set out more details in parliament and then addressed the nation. London, soho last night. A busy scene on a warm september evening but the hospitality sector is going to feel the chill of tighter restrictions. Table service only and in england at least a 10pm closing time. So did these people think about the prospect of those changes . It wont be that much of an effect. Maybe in the weekend but it depends how long its going on for a i think. Any speed and whether we like it or not. Its a good idea but just waiting now. There are many in the hospitality sector who feel the industry is being u nfa i rly who feel the industry is being unfairly targeted. I dont see the need for further restrictions on pubs whatsoever. We are the home of responsible socialising. There are plenty of voices on mr johnsons backbenchers calling for him to exercise caution and avoid doing too much to damage the economy. There simply has to bea the economy. There simply has to be a balance. We cannot trade lives tomorrow to save lives today. We need to meet this virus head on but actually, we need to understand that if you want to have first world Public Services such as the nhs you need a first World Economy that can generate the wealth to pay nurses and doctors, to pay teachers and fund that pensions and keep people employed. In downing street, the governments chief medical and scientific advisers painted a scenario where they could be 50,000 confirmed infections by the middle of october and more than 200 deaths a day a month later. If we dont do enough the virus will take off and at the virus will take off and at the moment that is the path that we are clearly on. And, if we do not change course, then going to find ourselves in a very difficult problem. The chief medical officers of all four nations have now recommended the official covid and that there will be raised to level four, meaning transmission is high or rising exponentially. Londons mayor is hoping to be invited to this mornings meeting of the emergency cobra and is calling for tighter restrictions such as the more widespread use of face masks. By these additional measures we think we can avoid a second doctor think would be catastrophic in terms of our economy which is still not recovered from the first lockdown. From today, tighter local restrictions are being imposed on parts of the north west and the midlands. The area facing stricter regulations in south wales is also being extended from 6pm this evening. Around 1a Million People in the uk are now covered by rules like this. The trade executive of uk hospitality saying this is bad for business. Ill be talking to her in our business coverage live in around 25 minutes time so be sure to stay with us for that but now theres talk about the World Health Organization. The World Health Organisation has called for more wealthy countries to join its global vaccine agreement which aims to distribute future vaccines against covid 19 in a fair and equitable way. More than 150 countries have signed up to the covax scheme, representing around two thirds of the worlds population. But the us and china have declined to join the programme. Tell us more about this global action. Restrictions, lockdown restrictions, it is either that or had a vaccine, if you want to avoid that difficult balancing act that a lot of countries are going through between keeping the economy open and protecting Public Health. So there are lots of programmes going on around the world at the moment trying to develop this vaccine. 0nly every be going to get there in the end to produce a safe, effective vaccine. The problem, though, is costs which is the World Health Organization has got these 156 countries. 6a of which are clubbing together to try to bring about the kind of vaccine equality, really. This is what we heard of the World Health Organization has been saying about what they are calling the covax project. The covax facility will help to bring the pandemic under control. Save lives, actually, the economy and make sure that the economy and make sure that the race for vaccines is a collaboration, not a contest. This is not charity. This is in every countrys best interest. We sing all the swim together. So we think we swim together but were not together, are us, china declining to be involved in this point. Also russia. The russians say they are going to start a Mass Vaccination Programme as soon as next month. So they are not going to be a part of this project. The us probably no surprise that they are not getting involved with this project because they aim to withdraw from the World Health Organization. They claim that it is run by china, donald trump has been very adamant about that. The chinese not getting involved either. Theyve been testing out a vaccine on some of their military personnel but it is not clear why theyre not getting involved with the covax project. To be Major Economies not getting involved with this project means that they are finding it difficult to raise the funding required to go ahead with developing this vaccine but it aims by the end of 2021, they say, to hope to produce 2 billion vaccines, doses of the vaccine for countries around the world. they were able to deliver on that promise that would be a game changer in this fight against the Global Pandemic . As i mentioned before, it is a difficult balancing act. Keep the economy open or protect Public Health. Countries around the world are walking that tightrope. It is either that or the holy grail has had a safe, effective, Cost Effective vaccine that you can deliver. Thank you, paul, for being with us. Thank you, paul, for being with us. Lets bring you some of the other days stories. Today is the first day of the annual meeting of the United NationsGeneral Assembly which is being held online because of the pandemic. All these beaches have been pre recorded and will be delivered remotely. The effectiveness of the un has come into question recently as it has found it increasingly difficult to provide solutions to international problems. Colombian workers and students have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the president s social and economic policies. Protest turned violent and Police Used Tear Gas to disperse crowds outside the countrys top courts. Transport closed early and there may encourage people to go handles that the government has not yet announced any reform plans. In ecuador six provinces have been affected and contaminated by an erupting volcano in the andes. On sunday, a huge cloud ash about ten kilometres i sold into the skies above a volcano which is one of the most active in the world. President trump seems to have secured enough support in the us senate to approval for his nominee to the Us Supreme Court. The seat is vacant following the death of ruth federer ginsberg on friday. The president will make the announcement on saturday. He has told reporters that five women are under consideration for thejob and women are under consideration for the job and he wants the senate to confirm his nominee before the us president ial election in november. The director of the centre for constitutional studies. We asked him how issues related to the Us Supreme Court impact voters, especially in the run up to this years president ial elections. There is something a little odd about the nation going into cataclysm over the death of an octogenarian from cancer. Its not a healthy situation that we are men but the Supreme Court decide so many of the political controversies every year for various reasons. The aggregation of power in washington and sending that powered the executive branch which can only be sooner rather than unelected, congress doesnt really make big political decisions that much any more and so, yes, the nine seats are there. Every seat is significant and we had the combination whereby very different theories are interpretation, constitutional interpretation, constitutional interpretation, mark and partisan preferences at a time and the parties are more ideological salted than they have been since the civil war, if ever. In 2016 thejustice go the other vacancy, a lot of parallels to this year, the key margin in key swing states, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. And so even as trump is losing support it seems this year, thrusting the court back into the centre of the president ial campaign, this is an issue that traditionally is an issue that traditionally is to the benefit of the Republican Party because voters prefer their approach to the types ofjudges they want prefer their approach to the types of judges they want to appoint. This potentially depending again on what happens in the senate with the processing should benefit be trumped president ial campaign. So its just six weeks now until the president ial election in the us, and aside from the main campaigning by President Trump and his Democratic Party rivaljoe biden, voters are taking debate on mine in record numbers and there is growing concern that conspiracy theories on media platforms could have a meaningful impact on the outcome. Our reporter, marianna spring, who specialises in investigating disinformation has more details. There is the Election Campaign you see on the surface. And then theres the one being waged beneath it, a subterranean social Media Campaign sucking people into a world dominated by conspiracy theories. And it could impact their vote. Qanon is one of them. It claims President Trump is fighting a secret war against elite, satan worshipping paedophiles. Though completely unfounded, its been entertained by the man himself. These are people that love our country, they just dont like seeing it. So, i dont really know anything about it other than they do supposedly like me. Tom long runs a local Facebook Group in the swing state of florida. Its one of the places false claims from qanon has reached. You see all these crazy things that are posted and reposted, and then reposted. And if you know that person, you think, oh, that person knows what theyre talking about. And then it gets spread, and spread, and spread. Even though its completely false. Qanon has also surfaced on younger platforms like instagram and tik tok. Jade flury is from houston, texas. She says it could affect how her friends vote. Honestly, they believe that the Republican Party and the Democrat Party are both just evil. So, they think that theyre better offjust not voting. They have no idea that its linked to qanon. Some of them do, and some of them dont. I would say the majority of them have no idea. Exclusive research from the bbc shows that qanon has generated over 100 million comments, shares and likes online this year. That increased sharply over the summer, with more people at home because of lockdown. Social media sites stepped in and began to slow oanons spread. By then, it had already reached the mainstream. Qanon is a very pervasive Conspiracy Theory with a lot of very cult like tentacles that can really grab onto peoples minds when they spend a lot of time online. If youre in a dark place, youre very susceptible to easy answers to very complex problems. Its not just a domestic problem. Whilst qanon appears to have originated in the us, its these sorts of spaces that could be exploited by foreign interference campaigns as polling day approaches. Marianna spring, bbc news. Lots more to come including all the latest from the italian tennis open and the other top sports stories. All that to come ina sports stories. All that to come in a moment. Music. Ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. All athletes should be clean going into the games. Im just happy that justice is served. It is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. Tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. All the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. Its no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world. And so, the British Government has no option but to continue this action, even after any adverse judgement in australia. Concorde had crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. Lets update you on the headlines. The british Prime Minister prepares to outline a raft of leisure and work measures to control a resurgence of coronavirus. A fierce debate erupted over Donald Trumps twice for the Us Supreme Court. The president says he wants to see his nominee in place before the election. We are going to bring you news from mozambique where a growing insurgency has been ravaging large areas of the north. Both the islamist insurgents in the Mozambique Army have been accused of atrocities. In one of the latest videos from the region a group of armed men can be seen murdering a naked woman but where exactly did it happen . And who are they . Well, the bbc and other researchers have been trying to find out and just a warning that you may find some parts of this report distressing. A Video Services and social media. It shows four men as they chase one terrified naked woman. It shows them beating her then it shows them killing her with at least 36 gunshots. So where was this . Using Online Technology we and other researchers have managed to pinpoint the spot. Northern mozambique, a region consumed by fighting under road just outside the small town. See those billboards . The three trees, the green and white roofs. Theres no doubt about the location. What about the date. The angle of the mens shadow suggests april or september. The video first emerged in september this year and we know that troops were in the area then, launching a major offensive against insurgents. And now to the heart of the matter, who are these people . The women has yet to be identified but look at the empty road. It seems likely she was left behind when other civilians fled. As for the killers. We have been able to identify the outfits that they are wearing, which is exactly the same outfit as the armed forces of mozambique used. Army uniforms then and accents that seem uniforms then and accents that seem to back that up. In the video they soldiers are speaking in portuguese. With accents of the south. What that tells us is their most likely soldiers of the army because from what we know of the insurgents, they speak in swahili, in some cases they speak in arabic. Local media reports have since identified a possible suspect. A soldier who may since have been killed. Mozambiques government has given a mixed response, promising an investigation but also suggesting the footage has been faked or edited by malicious people. Thats not impossible. The insurgents, seen impossible. The insurgents, seen here the looting military supplies, i well known for impersonating soldiers. As for why any gunman might kill and film the killing of a civilian. This video may be horrific but its not unique. In fact, its extraordinary quite how many videos are now circulating on social media that have come from this corner of mozambique. The bottom line, the violence is growing, forcing a quarter ofa is growing, forcing a quarter of a million civilians to flee their homes. And the stakes are high. Building work has already begun on a vast new project worth billions to develop this buildings offshore gas fields. But in recent days, the insurgents have launched new attacks along the coast. Perhaps threatening the future of those plans. So much in this short video remains a mystery. But the horrors unfolding in northern mozambique are now beyond dispute. American scientists a summer sea american scientists a summer seaice american scientists a summer sea ice in the arctic year mounted to the second smallest area since records began a2 yea rs area since records began a2 years ago. The arctic, also known as the north pole, a notion surrounded by land, unlike antarctica doesnt have wind and ocean currents to keep it cold and that makes it more sensitive to Climate Change which is why the latest revelation as no surprise. This summers sea ice shrunk. Its Second Lowest level since they started using satellites to watch it a1 years ago. Compared to the average from 1979 1990, the difference is twice the size of france, germany and spain combined and less sea ice does not mean sea levels are rising. What it does mean is that it rising. What it does mean is thatitis rising. What it does mean is that it is a driver of Climate Change as well as a symptom. 80 of the sunlight that strikes the ice is reflected back into space. The darker ocean water absorbs 90 of that and that means the oceans heat up and that means the oceans heat up and arctic temperatures rise further. On average, Arctic Sea Ice is declining by 12 a decade which is why some forecasters say it could be ice free within 15 years. Daddy is the centre and even worse news for polar bears. Earlier this year one forecast said they could virtually be extinct by the end of the century. It also means a profound shift in the regions marine ecosystems which is why Prince Charles had this message about Global Warming at the start of the climate week conference in new york york. It is now rapidly becoming a comprehensive catastrophe that would what the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. With the permafrost melting in siberia, for instance, producing dire effects on Global Warming, without doubt we must now put ourselves on a warlike footing. Approaching our action from the perspective of a military style campaign. The good news is the solution is a simple one. Cut Greenhouse Gases and stop the planet warming so quickly. The bad news is, major polluting nations cant agree on a plan of action that does enough. Lets bring you latest sports news. This is your tuesday sport briefing. Djokovic has beenin sport briefing. Djokovic has been in the headlines for the wrong reasons of late. His disqualification from the us open has reason to celebrate after a record breaking 36th masters title at the italian open. The world number one beat his opponent for a straight set win in them. He was playing his first tournament since his us open exit and was confident ahead of the french open which sta rts ahead of the french open which starts on sunday. The world number two won the womens event. She was leading before the defending champion had to retire, injured, meaning she claimed herfirst retire, injured, meaning she claimed her first italian open title. Manchester city return to action in the English Premier League with a 3 1win at wolves. They were in action at wolves. They were in action a week later than most clubs due to their extended run in europe last season and they started well with a penalty putting them ahead. Then it was too before the break. They pulled one back for wilts but city sealed the win thanks to a late goal. To italy where ac milan kicked off a new campaign with victory thanks to a 38 of a player who got two goals. He finished with ten men. It is the ninth win in ten games is the ninth win in ten games is the aim to improve on last seasons sixth place finish. And in the asian champions league, barcelona and spain midfielder has left his team to knockout stages. They drew one all thanks to a late equaliser in the 87th minute. They both progress. The la la kers the la lakers can take a commanding 3 0 lead later in the player. The la lakers went two up in the last encounter thanks to a three pointer right on the buzzer from anthony davis. They still have hope in the best of 7 series as they seek a first nba championship trophy. Even though we are disappointed, frustrated, angry, we will use that motivation to come out and try to ta ke motivation to come out and try to take it one game at a time. The Rajasthan Royals begin their premier League Campaign later. They face the super kings and the captain has been given the ok to play. The australian batsmen suffered concussion after being hit on the head on the net before the one day series with england. Smith has now passed all tests allow him to return for the tournament which is taking place in the uae. This has been a funny clip we have seen in social media. A lack of crowd live sport but you cant help but marvel when animals fill the space. This macaw took the limelight by landing on when the players heads and then decided to take flight and make itself comfortable at the other end of the pitch. Yet another animal interrupting play, youre almost up to date. All the business are coming up next. I will see you very soon. Temperatures have been well above the seasonal average recently. Lots of sunshine around but as we head through this week all that summery weather is about to change to something a lot more autumnal as we reach the end of the week. Through monday we saw highs of 26 27 across the south of the country. Low 20s for the north, but watch as we start to see the blue covers invade from the north and north west. Bringing that arctic air to our shoress. That will push temperatures below the seasonal average by the end of the week struggling to get into double figures by the north of the uk. Changes taking place early on tuesday across the north west of the country, an act of where the front bringing windy weather here, at base of rain for the south, tuesday will start generally dry with clear skies. A few mist and fog patches are banned in most places will be relatively mild but more cloud across scotland and ireland to start tuesday. At base of rain continue in the northern Western Isles in particular. Some of that heavier here and windier too. As we head through the day that rain will push south eastwards into much of scotland and Northern Ireland. But for england and wales the last of the warm, sunny days for those highs of 25 or 26 degrees. Perhaps the odd shower developing in the midlands as clouds begin to increase in the west, as we head on into the evening. Overnight, rain band in the north west continues to migrate south eastwards. Going through central areas by the end of the night and that will make the difference between much colder chilly conditions across scotland and Northern Ireland, by the end of tuesday night, versus something a bit milder still ahead of that weather front for england and wales, but will be cloudy here without outbreaks of rain. As we move into wednesday that when the front will push its way eastwards affecting much of england and wales with some rain at times, this brief ridge of High Pressure will tend to settle things down across scotland and Northern Ireland but it will be much chillier here so the best of the sunshine across the west of the country by the odd shower. England and wales cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain across eastern areas and some of this will be quite heavy at times. Turning windier around the coast with temperatures ranging from the low to high teens so of a deeply feeling noticeably different. Towards the end of the week all the areas we much cooler with showers and long spells of rain. Chilly by day and chilly by night with a touch of frost in places. The latest headlines for you from bbc news these are the business headlines. The new normal, the uk hospitality sector is in for a change in the battle to stem the right of covid 19 infections. Is it infections. Isita infections. Is it a bird . Infections. Is ita bird . No, it is an emissions free aeroplane. And londons savile row, it used to look like this, a bastion of mens bespoke clothing but look out, there is a new kid on the blog, and it isa a new kid on the blog, and it is a woman. If you have just joined if you havejustjoined us, welcome,. Earlier closing times and early closing, a few of the new measures expected to hit the uk hospitality sector today. Boris johnson the uk hospitality sector today. Borisjohnson is expected to say a ten oclock cu rfew for expected to say a ten oclock curfew for pubs, bars and restau ra nts curfew for pubs, bars and restaurants will be put in place in a speech that he will make to the nation this afternoon. It is all aimed at limiting the spread of coronavirus in england but the measures have already been criticised by industry bodies fearing the demise of many entertainment venues. Lets discuss this with the chief executive of uk hospitality. Good morning, kate. What you think about this new way of trying to tackle the rising infection rates . This will be a devastating blow for many hospitality businesses, pubs, blahs , bars and restaurants, who are struggling to get back on theirfeet who are struggling to get back on their feet and are onlyjust coming out of life saving mode. One in five venues have not yet opened and almost a million jobs in the sector are developing dependent on furlough which runs out in weeks. Without further Government Support, these new measures will have a direct impact onjobs measures will have a direct impact on jobs and visitors viability up the sector. Talk us viability up the sector. Talk us through the impact this has ina pub us through the impact this has in a pub if it has to shut its doors at 10pm as opposed to a few hours later. What level of impact would that have on their business, on their take home pay, as it were . It has a much more Significant Impact than you might think, just from closing a few hours earlier. In fa ct, closing a few hours earlier. In fact, if the legislation is drafted around a closed, emptied and all customers out by ten oclock, effectively, thatis by ten oclock, effectively, that is last orders at nine oclock for those pubs, bars and restaurants. For the restau ra nt and restaurants. For the restaurant sector, it means their revenues are halved because they can only get one sitting in and with pubs having to be seeded only and table service, they are operating much like a restaurant so halving your capacity, occupancy and revenue strips out an entire shift of workers and means that business failure is increasingly likely. If the government draft that they have to cease trading at ten oclock, the Economic Impact on that business is significantly lessened, we would protect many, lessened, we would protect any lessened, we would protect many, many more jobs, lessened, we would protect many, many morejobs, so we urge the government to draft this legislation carefully, to deliver their Public Health objective but to minimise harm. If this is a short term measure and does have a Significant Impact on infection rates, one might think this is a good idea but if this is in place for quite some time, in the run up to christmas, that can have a huge impact, cant it . That is our biggest concern, that there is no time limit on this, this is no time limit on this, this is not a two week circuit breaker, as we understand it, this is going to be in place indefinitely, and given that we know from Public Health data that pubs, bars and restaurants are not hotbeds of infection, we are concerned that our businesses will be damaged and restricted for a long time to come and we wont see any decline in infection rates. If the infection rate comes down asa the infection rate comes down as a result of this and it is lifted quickly, that is one thing, but a third of our business is generated between halloween and new years eve so if we can only operate at 50 capacity during that period, the businesses will not survive for long, they are at rock bottom in terms of resilience, there are no cash reserves, many of them have not yet started trading and have been closed since march so this will have a very significant effect u nless have a very significant effect unless there is additional Government Support for the period that this is in place. Kate nichols, thank you, chief executive of uk hospitality. As we have mentioned, all these announcements will be coming later today from the Prime Minister borisjohnson. Later today from the Prime Minister boris johnson. That later today from the Prime Minister borisjohnson. That is a scene minister borisjohnson. That is a scene in the uk. In fact, many countries across europe, there are concerns about rising infection rates, for example in france, in spain, and lots of new measures are being introduced in various countries across europe. What is happening in asia right now . Hong kong has announced stricter measures to encourage social distancing. There is also concern in south korea where infection rates are rising. Lets go to our correspondent. What is happening where you are . Out here in singapore, the Current Situation is that people can still go to restaurants, although it is in groups of five, and that has been in place for some time now, but in other parts of asia, where you are starting to see a surge or spike in cases, hong kong, for instance, has extended social distancing measures for another week because of what it believes might be hidden transmission or infection rates and that is despite the fact that they have seen numbers levelling off. They want to make sure that they break the chain in the community, according to carrie lam, who made those comments at a weekly briefing. But what this will do is affect the very same sorts of businesses you were just discussing with the guest that you had on, sally, where it is things like bars, and pools, theme parks, all of that that had been allowed to open as of last friday and now is going to be under pressure as well, Dining Services at restaurants. So, a big hit, potentially, to the public places, restaurants, and food and Beverage Industry which is likely to have a knock on effect on the rest of the economy. And all of this news coming at a time when actually the who has said that when the us and china havent joined the project to develop vaccines against the covid 19 virus, and the scheme was intended to help poorer countries get equal access to vaccinations and that is worrying a lot of people in this part of the word world as to when a vaccine might be available and who might get it. Thank you. Lets look at Financial Markets because they have been very much spooked by the rising infection rates and what that means in terms of government response, more restrictions, more lock downs, etc, what is the Economic Impact of that . That really hit markets in europe yesterday. In asia, a mixed picture. Big losers, hsbc and standard chartered, that is in response to revelations we were talking about this time yesterday, so lets look at the next board and see what is happening in the united states. You can see quite significant loss for the main market. There is frustration among investors that we are not getting more news about stimulus to help the worlds biggest economies and frustration about the fact that we havent got a vaccine yet or any significant news about progress, as far as that is concerned. Those are the market so concerned. Those are the market so far this week. Lets move on to the European Aerospace firm airbus. It has revealed designs for zero emissions aircraft which it says it could be flying in the next three years. All use hydrogen rather than traditional fuel. All use hydrogen rather than traditionalfuel. Here is the man in charge talking to us. Hydrogen can be created from Renewable Energy which means when we use hydrogen on board an aircraft we have no co2 emissions. It can potentially be completely emission free. Today, a lot of the hydrogen is made from fossilfuels today, a lot of the hydrogen is made from fossil fuels and what we see is that over the next decade, in orderfor society we see is that over the next decade, in order for society at large to meet its Paris Agreement and the climate targets, we need to shift Renewable Hydrogen or hydrogen without co2. So, that is going to make it much more available, it is also going to bring the cost down significantly and that makes it economic. We believe economic to fly climate neutral on the 20 30s. Imagine you get a ready supply of environmentally friendly hydrogen, how do you feel aircraft with it . What are the challenges . Hydrogen will need to be stored on aircraft and this will require different Storage Technology than what exists today in existing aircraft. There will be double walled vacuum insulated tanks on the aircraft, combustion engines will need to be modified so they can combust hydrogen, it is different than that Hydrogen Combustion of kerosene. We need to see fuel cell and Electrical Technology being developed because we are interested in a hybrid aircraft. Look at the concepts you have come up with, none of them looked like existing aircraft and one of them which is basically a giant wing looks very different indeed, why have you decided to move so far away from existing Aircraft Technology . One of the attributes of hydrogen is that it requires more volume for a given amount of energy so this requires a certain amount of modification of what the aircraft looks like from relatively small modifications like elongating the tail, like you see in some of the concepts, to quite radical modification where you potentially use some of the space inside the blended wing body to Carry Hydrogen on board. Imagine travelling on one of those that looks like something that could be a little far off. Lets get some of the days other business stories. Another big loser on the stock markets on monday was nicola court, shares in the electric truck maker fell as much as 30 after its founder Trevor Milton set down. His sudden allegation comes amid allegations of nepotism and fraud, and for making false claims. Us lawmakers introduced a bill that will give aid to the airline industry, it is hoped the cash will avoid thousands of lay offs, the new legislation would grant airlines and new bailoutjust days before the existing payroll support is set to run out. Now, you unique piece of british motoring history is being made roadworthy again after a wealthy american collector bought it from its owner in the far east where it had been kept in storage. We are talking about the aston martin, it unveiled the bulldog a0 yea rs martin, it unveiled the bulldog a0 years ago and it quickly became the stuff of legend for pa rt became the stuff of legend for part carfans. Only one has ever been made and it was sold off and now it is back in the uk and being restored to its original condition, as phil mackie reports. Using turbo charged engine, the bulldog can reach over 170 mph. It was the first ever hyper car, a word used to discover describe the most High Performance vehicles the planet. You press the button and you are released into the outer world. It was launched in a blaze of publicity but only one aston martin bulldog was ever made, the planned production run was cancelled and the car sold to a bye in the middle east. Now it is back in the uk, they are six months into a restoration project that could last another year. Its painstaking work, spare parts arent exactly easy to find so they are having to make some from scratch. Well, if you are wondering where everything from inside the car is, it is in these five cases. All kinds of bits and pieces that have been packed up and put into storage. This is the original promotional license plate for the bulldog and how about this . 19805 state of the art dashboard displays and controls, all of which is being restored and will end up back in the bulldog. When finished, it will look like they said the man overseeing it all is the son of the man who ran aston martin back in 1980. Ever since he retired in 1992, he spent some time thinking and pondering this, and i have seen ita pondering this, and i have seen it a few times in my life inside sad Storage Units and here i am today overseeing the restoration are looking forward to drive in it. It was a quantum leap ahead of what eve ryo ne quantum leap ahead of what everyone else was doing. With this spaceship design, with the doors and the way the bonnet drops down, dramatic noise when the doors open, and real world performance, that is the main thing to understand, the real world performance was far above any other car that was available to use on the road at the time. The workshop in shropshire specialises in classic car restorations. Five ce ntrally classic car restorations. Five centrally mounted lights. But they have never seen anything like this, and not had the motoring public a0 years ago. It was massively ahead of its time. If you think of what was on the road in 1979, 1980, you know, the average joe driving around in an an austen allegro, compared to a 700 horsepower, mid engine, hypercar, compared to a 700 horsepower, mid engine, hyper car, which is exactly what bulldog is, yes, tremendously advanced. Youll see what i mean when i say it looks as if it is about to take off in space and fly. They hope to test it at the speed it was designed for more than 200 mph. It hasnt been driven for 30 yea rs, it hasnt been driven for 30 years, it it hasnt been driven for 30 yea rs, it costs it hasnt been driven for 30 years, it costs a in 1980, and now it is worth millions. As well as money, it will take a lot of spirit to put this bulldog back on the road. Stay with us here on bbc news. Still to come, the woman challenging a british institution, womens wear on savile row, who has ever heard of such a thing . Thatin that in a moment. First, look at the stories in the uk. Public Health England has launched a flu Vaccination Programme aiming to give jabs to 30 Million People. Officials hope that will reduce the burden on the nhs during the winter months and minimise the number of people who could become infected simultaneously with both the flow and coronavirus. The National Trust has revealed that about a third of its properties have links to the slave trade and colonialism. More than 90 estates, including Winston Churchill is home chart well which was singled out with ties to the colonial past and the quarry bank in cheshire which was made with wealth connected to slavery. An operation has been made to save pilot whales in tasmania. Conservationists arent sure why the 270 wales came to shore and around 90 have died, sadly, so and around 90 have died, sadly, so far. You are with bbc news. Lets remind you of our top stories. The british Prime Minister is preparing to outline a raft of work and leisure restrictions to control a resurgence of coronavirus infections. And more than 150 countries sign up to an agreement to distribute future covid 19 vaccines fairly, china and the us so far has declined tojoin fairly, china and the us so far has declined to join them. Now, for many men struggling with the emotional impact of hair loss, wigs are an option but often are the subject and even the object of ridicule. One start up company in london is trying to change all of that. The founders are three young black men and they are marketing their wigs or her units as they like to call them to fascist conscious young black men who want the latest styles. Fashion conscious young black men. These men are worried about hair these men are worried about ha i r loss these men are worried about hair loss so they have come to try a technique that is popular in america. Sometimes known as man waves, it attaches natural hairto man waves, it attaches natural hair to the man waves, it attaches natural hairto the hairusing man waves, it attaches natural hair to the hair using waves. Stephan is an influencer and model. I cant believe it, i am like a new man. Are you going to tell them you have had this done . No, ill tell them i have grown it out. Sorted. Who are you most excited to show it to . My you most excited to show it to . My misses. This business thinks it has found a gap in the market by. The men who are fashion conscious but. In black culture, style has always been a thing that is important to us and we care about how we look, how we present ourselves, so look, how we present ourselves, so hair loss is viewed with some stigma. Some feel this new trend is a bit ironic since men have created stigma around female wigs. So many means saying that women are fake and now it is ironic because the domain making the jokes are wearing wigs like us. What you think yourfemale wearing wigs like us. What you think your female friends will say . I think a lot of women will say it now, that is not on. Men are pleased with the look but women will have a big say, too, on whether the trend will take off. We just thought we would weave that story into todays programme. The luxury end of the market will be hit hard with sales slumping to a0 . Seems a risky move to be opening a new store in the current climate but designer Daisy Knatchbull is no stranger to risk. She has created a tailoring house exclusively for women and just opened a store on londons savile row which for the last 200 years has been a bastion of mens bespoke suits. Daisy is able to join us now. Good morning, daisy. So, you are being very bold and courageous in many ways but right now, many women are not wearing suits at all, many of us are wearing suits at all, many of us are working from home. I am the exception, to a great degree, but many are not dressing up these days. Degree, but many are not dressing up these dayslj degree, but many are not dressing up these days. I think that what we have found in these crazy times that the suit is more than just office wear and actually, women are wearing things and separates, trousers, jackets, all in a more casual way. And as we are coming out of our homes, our clients want to get slightly more dressed up and make more of an effort and make the suit more casual than what it originally was. If we wa nt what it originally was. If we want more casual, were not going to head to savile row and spend a lot of money on a bespoke outfit, especially right now when times are pretty tough for most. What do is very much ask women to invest in the future, it is not about spending thousands of pounds for one outfit for one particular event, it is about investing in durability, longevity, and having one suit that works as a minimum of five different outfits to take you from day to night and invest in goodness and buying less about buying better. What has the reception been light on savile row . Because you are bucking the trend, there. Do you know what . It is fantastic to be back on savile row, that is where i originally started working. The reception hasjust been wonderful. And being around, back on the road, surrounded by the best in the business, we couldnt be better placed, and im overjoyed we we re placed, and im overjoyed we were able to do that in just over a year and a half of trading. Are you doing tailoring . Are we talking bespoke tailoring or is this more made to measure . Bespoke tailoring or is this more madetomeasure . It is made to measure for women so you are able to have something made unique to you with your chose choice of cloth, buttons, monograms and design. Do you want us to come to the shop . We are able to follow the guidelines very well and we are very lucky, we have a very loyal client base that really believe in what we do say the reception has been fantastic and we have seen lots of people ready to come into the store and have that moment of quiet and have that moment of quiet and be able to chat to us and design suits of their dreams around the particular environment and what their needs are. And why not men, for you . Well, someone has got to do it for women so im excited to create a female only environment which, as we know, is making history. What is next . Youve got a place on savile row, i looking at other cities around the world in the future . Definitely. The pandemic has allowed for us to re accelerate our move into the digital phase and i think that is something that the way travel is now, we need to reach a global audience and we have got something exciting in the pipeline. Best of luck, hope it goes well. How that goes. And before i say goodbye, i want to highlight a story that we got one bbc online. There are all many semi great features and stories on the website, that i dont have time to mention on this programme, bear with me, dont have time to mention on this programme, bearwith me, i am working the tablet here. This is a story about the bank and ladies saving friends from debt. This is a group of ladies in san antonio and they have come up with a savings club, in fa ct come up with a savings club, in fact it was first established some 1a years ago to help women, particularly those in latin america who are really struggling to get your regular bank account or regular savings account. It is a great read so do takea account. It is a great read so do take a look at that. They are all sorts of other stories and information on our website as well, as it keeps you right up as well, as it keeps you right up to date with a very, very latest. So, thank you very much indeed for your company. If youre watching us on bbc one this morning, then in five minutes, you can join this morning, then in five minutes, you canjoin the brea kfast tea m. If minutes, you canjoin the breakfast team. If you are watching us around the world on bbc world news, you are stuck with me, and i will return in five minutes as well. Have a really good day and we will see you soon. Hello there. Temperatures have been well above the seasonal average recently. Lots of sunshine around, but as we head through this week, all that summery weather is about to change to something a lot more autumnal as we reach the end of the week. Now, through monday, we saw highs of 26 27 degrees across the south of the country, low 20s further north. But watch how we start to see the blue colours invade from the north and north west, bringing that arctic air to our shores. Thatll push temperatures below the seasonal average by the end of the week, struggling to get into double figures across the north of the uk. Changes taking place early on tuesday across the north west of the country. Low pressure active weather front bringing windier weather here, outbreaks of rain further south. Tuesday will start generally dry with clear skies, a few mist and fog patches around, and most places will be relatively mild. But youll notice more cloud across scotland and Northern Ireland to start tuesday. Outbreaks of rain continue to affect the northern and Western Isles in particular, some of it heavy here, and itll be windier, too. As we head through the day, that rain will continue to push southeastwards into much of western scotland, into Northern Ireland. But again, england and wales, the last of the warm, sunny days with those highs of 25 26 degrees. Perhaps an odd shower developing in the midlands as cloud begins to increase from the west as we head on into the evening. Overnight, that rain band in the north and west continues to migrate southeastwards, lying through central areas by the end of the night. And thats where well mark the difference between much colder, chillier conditions across scotland and Northern Ireland by the end of tuesday night versus something a bit milder still ahead of that weather front for england and wales. But it will be cloudy here with outbreaks of rain. As we move into wednesday, that weather front will push its way eastwards, affecting much of england and wales with some rain at times. This brief ridge of High Pressure will tend to settle things down across scotland and Northern Ireland, but it will be much chillier here. So, probably the best of the sunshine across the north and the west of the country bar the odd shower. England and wales, cloudier skies, outbreaks of rain across eastern areas. Some of this will be quite heavy at times, and itll be turning windier around the coasts. Those temperatures ranging from the low to high teens celsius, so already feeling noticeably different. Towards the end of the week, though, you can see all areas will be much cooler with showers or longer spells of rain. Itll be chilly by day and also chilly at night, with a touch of frost in places. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Louise Minchin and charlie stayt. Our headlines today a ten oclock curfew for pubs, bars and restaurants from thursday in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus. The Prime Minister will speak to the nation tonight as the uks covid 19 alert is increased to the second highest level. That means the number of cases is rising and it is rising fast so our leaders now have decisions to make and the meetings begin in a couple of hours time