Blustery diet on the roof of Broadcasting House and across the uk we have early showers. Blustery start. For others even windy and more wet weather on the way. The Weather Forecast for the whole weekend coming up. Thank you. Good morning. First our main story. A chaotic handling of personal Data Breaches is undermining confidence in the governments ability to protect the uk from Cyber Attacks. Thats according to the commons public accounts committee, which says ministers have taken too long to consolidate the Alphabet Soup of agencies tasked with stopping attacks. Our Home Affairs CorrespondentDominic Casciani reports. The russians have engaged in Cyber Attacks against the us. The russians have engaged in Cyber Attacks against the us. The president ial campaign rocked by a hack. Hillary clintons team were targeted in a cyber attack. The resulting leak of staff personal e mails was devastating. But it is not just e mails was devastating. But it is notjust us e mails was devastating. But it is not just us politicians e mails was devastating. But it is notjust us politicians that have been embarrassed by Cyber Security breaches. This teenager daniel kelly is awaiting sentencing in london for a major cyber attack on talk torque. Personal data belonging to almost 160,000 customers was stolen. Talktalk. Now the uk warns the effo rts talktalk. Now the uk warns the efforts to counter these threats isnt inspiring confidence. In its report the powerful a big accounts Committee Says ministers have and consolidated an Alphabet Soup of agencies. They are struggling to find enough people with the right skills and theres been a chaotic response to personal Data Breaches, such as loss of tax records. If something goes wrong it would close down hospitals, it could have a loss of important data and there are serious things that can happen with the skills of some of the hackers out there. Last october hospitals across North Lincolnshire would a hack. A number of operations were cancelled in grimsby and scunthorpe after a Computer Virus infected their systems. Gchq is the heart of their systems. Gchq is the heart of the uks cyber defence. Investors have pledged more than £3 billion to security over the next five years. But mps warn there is still no detailed plans for a new National Centre which aims at making the uk the safest place online. It comes as russia has been accused of using Cyber Attacks to destabilise western governments and nato by the Defence SecretaryMichael Fallon. He said moscow was Weaponising Misinformation to expand its sphere of influence. Speaking last night at st andrews university, mr fallon called on nato to strengthen its cyber defences and tackle what he called the false reality being propagated by the kremlin. Theresa may is attending a summit in malta today where shell brief European Union leaders on her meeting with donald trump and back the president s call for nato members to spend more on defence. Downing street wants close trade and strategic ties with the Trump Administration after brexit, but the Prime Minister has also said the uk will remain a reliable partner in europe. Kevin connolly reports. The cannons will welcome the eu leaders to theirfirst the cannons will welcome the eu leaders to their first malta summit. They will fire around the coast for a reminder of their problems. African migrants who mostly reach europe by boat through libya are stranded here. They wantjobs and documents with a sense of hope. They are not optimistic they will get them from the eu gathering. They look at us. It is too much. It is very hard. Migration is a major fault line within eu. The mediterranean countries want their partners far from these shores to resettle a share of the migrants. And many are reluctant. Experts warn that alternative solutions, like paying african countries to take migrants back, or trying to stop people from leaving libya, will be difficult and dangerous. People from leaving libya, will be difficult and dangerousm people from leaving libya, will be difficult and dangerous. If europe manages to shut down or blockade libya there will be a Displacement Effect to neighbouring countries and we will see boats departing from other areas. So on the shores of the mediterranean sea, it has brought so many migrants to europe, eu leaders will talk as they talked before about migration. But they will also have their minds on the choppy political waters ahead, created not just by brexit but by the turbulence new presidency in washington of donald trump. Bbc news, malta. Supermarkets are rationing the sale of some vegetables to cope with a shortage because of bad weather in spain. Tesco and morrisons are limiting customers to three Iceberg Lettuces. Morrisons is also reported to be preventing shoppers from buying more than three heads of broccoli. Sean is here to tell us more. Good morning. We had courgettes last week and now it seems to be hitting other vegetables. It is all to do with the weather, isnt it . It is, especially in southern spain. The supermarkets are worried about not just individuals who are buying more than three iceberg or broccoli, at Restau Ra Nts a nd than three iceberg or broccoli, at restaurants and local suppliers. If they were coming in and clearing the Supermarket Shelves because they cant get hold of stuff, that would create a problem. So the supermarkets that because of the bad weather in south spain and thats why it is hard to get hold of a lot of these vegetables. 80 of our vegeta bles of these vegetables. 80 of our vegetables comes from the small area in spain over the winter and that had terrible rainfall over the past three months. 0n had terrible rainfall over the past three months. On top of that, in january, there was a cold snap, which made things even worse. So we are seeing more of the effects now. The british associations is that if you look at iceberg, for example, it ta kes you look at iceberg, for example, it takes 10 11 weeks, there we are back to normal until at least mid march. So they will still be on the shelves but people will be limited to how many they can buy. Yes. They can still get it but it may look thinner in places. Thank you. New claimants with disabilities could be unable to meet Essential Living Costs if Government Plans to cut Unemployment Benefit go ahead, a group of mps have warned. The work and Pensions Select Committee is calling for a delay to the cut until there is clarification how those most in need will be supported. Sima kotecha reports. There are a lot of things to think about with the survey. A group of disabled people are being taught how to write a cv properly. They are all unemployed and some are worried about the Disability Allowance Cuts coming into force in april. Bob suffers with inflammation of the spine. People need that money. They need the help, like i do, for mobility. 0bviously, people with Different Things wrong with them, it is a help to them as well. Todays report calls on the government to postpone reducing the amount of cash given to those who cant work because theyre ill or disabled. All these here fall into what the government calls the work related activity group. They are those who cant work at the moment but are judged capable of returning back to work at some point in the future. And its those who will be put into this category that will be affected. At the moment, they are being paid £102 per week. But from april, the amount will go down to £73. 0nly new claimants will get the level rate. Lower rate. But mps say they want clarity on how the government will help those in this group, who wont be able to make ends meet because of the changes. Ministers argue their Welfare Reforms are increasingly incentives for people to get into work. They say they are giving extra money to those who need it because they are disabled. Sima kotecha, bbc news, west bromwich. The average Car Insurance premium has reached a record high of £462. Thats according to the association of british insurers, which says part of the increase is due to the rising cost of repairs as well as Whiplash Claims and higher Insurance Premium tax. Buying in spare parts is also getting more expensive, due to the weakness of sterling. Engineers are assessing the damage to a partially collapsed pier in north wales. A part of the lower end of Colwyn Bay Victoria Pier collapsed into the sea on wednesday. The pier has been fenced off for some time because of its condition and the public has been urged to stay away from the area. That brings you up to date. Time out of mind out whats happening in the sport. Good morning, mike. The six nations is coming. It all kicks off tomorrow. England are resting on their laurels they are still unbeaten under eddie jones their laurels they are still unbeaten under eddiejones and yet he says they have got to do better. A hard taskmaster, but it is working. Englands head coach eddiejones says his side still havent played to their full potential. Thats despite having won their last 1a games in a row. They begin the defence of the six nations title at home to france tommorow. Theres good news for scotland as hquones, one of their best players in the autumn internationals, is fit to play against ireland after over two months out with a foot injury. A Coaching Role at the fa, or a place on the pundits sofa just two options now for Frank Lampard, whos retired from playing football after a 21 year career. Hes chelseas record goalscorer and won more than 100 caps for england. And brighton have missed a chance to extend their lead at the top of the championship to beyond just one point. They were beaten 3 1 at huddersfield, who have boosted their promotion hopes. A bit of tennis in the papers in a moment. What have we got on the front pages . Stay where you are. This is redressed. Here are the main stories are warning the government needs to raise its game over Cyber Security, as mps strong criticised the uks ability to deal with online attacks. Theresa may will urge european members of nato to spend more on defence when she attends a summit of eu leaders in malta today. Lets have a look at the Weather Forecast. Good morning good morning. Braving the elements this morning on the roof of new Broadcasting House. Getting off to a blustery start across much of the uk at the moment, but there are stronger winds and some heavy rain on the way for some of us. From today its a windy picture. Wind in scotland will ease, whereas across Southern England, wales and scotla nd across Southern England, wales and scotland it picks up. A spell of rain eventually for all of us. The heaviest rain in the South West England quickly this morning. In the wales and pushing into other parts of england and wales through the morning. Northern and eastern areas where we may start with a shower, those will tend to fade and we get more Dry Weatherfor a those will tend to fade and we get more dry weather for a time. Through the afternoon and into the evening, notice how by this afternoon a lot of showers and scotland have faded. The winds will ease for a time, and as we come further south we have rain. Much of Eastern England will have cloud and wind and it will stay dry until after dark. We have the Heavy Rain Heading into parts of South West England, wales, squalling later as well, producing Standing Water On The Road and the winds will pick up. It is looking like a pretty miserable pig to this afternoon. Picture. If you dry through the gusty winds and rain in South West England and wales there could be health no. And that will fringe in Northern Ireland and south west scotland. The winds are 70 mph, eventually about 40 50 as well. Certainly blustery at the end of the day. Those winds will start to push up day. Those winds will start to push up the eastern side of the uk overnight and overnight they strengthen again in scotland, as Rain And Hill Snow pushes northwards. By the end of that it is confined to scotland. England and wales will be clearer and colder. The good habitat of frost and a few icy patches on saturday morning. We could have frost. 0n icy patches on saturday morning. We could have frost. On saturday the Rain And Hill Snow. Strong winds in scotland. Difficult on the hills in scotla nd scotland. Difficult on the hills in scotland on saturday. Elsewhere, a lot of fine weather to come. There will be cloud and rain affecting Southern England, into east anglia. Uncertainty about the extent of that, but many other places being sunny spells. Western parts getting sunny spells. Western parts getting sunny showers by the end of the day. We could still see some of that on sunday. But most of the uk will have a fine end to the weekend after a frosty, potentially faulty start, with sunny spells around. Temperatures coming down. That sets the scene for next week where we expected to turn colder and a bit quieter. For today, expected to turn colder and a bit quieter. Fortoday, rain, strong winds and some difficult travelling conditions for a time. We will look at some of the papers. Starting with the front pages. Is about the rationing story. This is not the first time it has been a problem. There seems to be a steady growth of this. A few weeks ago we we re growth of this. A few weeks ago we were talking about courgettes. Now it is broccoli and letters. Supermarkets are saying, some supermarkets, no more than three, shortages. Lettuce. Supermarkets, no more than three, shortages. Lettuce. Extreme conditions of the coast of devon. Beautiful images, actually. End in sight for the rail strike. There has been so much misery on Southern Rail. We be discussing that on in the programme. 0ne rail. We be discussing that on in the programme. One of the unions has come to an agreement with southern ray. Based on one of its own investigations, the daily mirror is talking about miners collecting metal for high tech devices and it means they often slaughter endangered gorillas Southern Railway. That is one of their own investigations. The biggest rise in the tennis charts. Dan evans the highest mover up from 688 to 45th in the world. Since 2015 when he went missing. He didnt turn up at a tournament. He was out with his Friends Partying in birmingham that he was only 18. He has now turned his life around and look at the different he is making. It represents Great Britain today in the davis cup. With no andy murray, he carries the hopes of the nation. They are against canada. The expectations will be growing. This year alone, he has been living up to it. Yesterday i heard that he thinks he will never be andy murray because he will never be andy murray because he is too lazy. There is a headline he is too lazy. There is a headline he that will warm the hearts of every teenager. School is saying starting school at 930 makes a better learning. Have a lie in. What have you got, sean . Front of the ft. Growth forecasts. Previously, the Bank Of England thought the uk might not grow that much in 2017 now saying a 2 rise in the economy is expected. Quite a leap from what it was saying earlier. We have an exclusive interview coming up from the Deputy Governor of the Bank Of England. What is your top from him . Always on the front of the ft, donald trump. Donald trumps policies on a whole are critical to the Global Economy and that means good that is uk economy. It may be contrary to what people may think. There is that story about phil shiner. The Human Rights Lawyer who pursued what they are calling a witch hunt against british soldiers to do with a series of very high profile cases. He has now been struck off. There are many . About some of those investigations that he was involved in. You have another one for us as well, sean . Just pick one. The suitcase that follows you around. Lets go with that one. This isa around. Lets go with that one. This is a new suitcase. It looks cylindrical so it can roll a it can roll around. It has cameras in it that can monitor obstacles. You can open it up, put things inside it, it could be a Shopping Trolley it, it could be a Shopping Trolley it could be a suitcase. Is it a bag . Yes but you are not carrying it. What happens when you get to a staircase . It doesnt officially say here that i think they are working on it. Towers struggle going u psta i rs on it. Towers struggle going upstairs as well. Do they not take the escalators cows. Upstairs as well. Do they not take the escalators cows. What happens when the luggage goes bad . Horrible suitcases causing have it it sounds like a movie. I think you are a bit paranoid, arent you . People who go out to the countryside for exercise are being urged to wear Identification Tags in case they become ill while theyre out and about. The risk of keeping fit in isolated locations was highlighted recently for a group of runners who fought to save a man who suffered Heart Problems during a run. 0ur rural Affairs Correspondent linsey smith reports. Beautiful views, quiet roads and fresh air. The benefits of running out in the sticks are many. But so other dangers as members of this running club discovered. During a race in an isolated spot, we came across a man who was in a serious difficulties. It was this Experience Runner who almost died by the roadside. I was feeling slightly under the weather that ran the course of a mile and just collapsed. I was screaming that anyone know the pr . All the people that they know, diane, she was holding my hand, a p pa re ntly diane, she was holding my hand, apparently cpr. Diane, she was holding my hand, apparently cpr. It will take a lot of Emergency Staff to take a long time to get to you if you are not in the city. Postcodes were not helping. If you plan beforehand and if you tell us that you are at the south end, the east end, the west end, offers postcodes and preferably with some quarter that is, as best you can, that is fine. People assume that we will know where they are from a mobile phone signal. Sometimes we getjust a signal and in rural locations, the mass fight can be huge. This running club are also include encouraging people to wear one of these. The ice tag cove rs to wear one of these. The ice tag covers all important information. Phone numbers and medical information. Derek hopes to return to racing against it but says that next time he will take the extra precautions needed. Jenny 0brien from England Athletics joins us now. We saw there what happened to derrick whats the advice to runners if they are going out in a remote location . Here the story they are, he was lucky in that he had people around him. If you dont, what is the key at vice for people going out running in ruralareas . At vice for people going out running in rural areas . It is about planning your route in advance. Ideally go on a route that is familiar to you. Ideally, you want to be in a well lit area. 0bviously with the Dark Mornings and dark nights at the moment, where heidi is. Possibly a head torch as well if you are going in really remote areas. High Visibility Clothing. Should anything go awry, the people that you let know before you leave will be able to find you. Enable your Location Services on your mobile phone. If you have your location enabled, somebody will be able to find you via your mobile phone signal. Do people run with their mobiles . M via your mobile phone signal. Do people run with their mobiles . It is has it has become the norm. 0n the subject of music, we say that in rural areas, to be able to hear what is going on around you. You can get Bone Conduction Headphones now which do not block out the sound in your environment. If you do not have those, keep them injust environment. If you do not have those, keep them in just one environment. If you do not have those, keep them injust one is environment. If you do not have those, keep them in just one is you can hear what is going on. If you are out running and you become unwell, what should you do . 0bviously, unwell, what should you do . Obviously, the let somebody to what is going on via Mobile Phones you can get help. If you havent got your mobile phone, trying to find at house or a public phone, somewhere that you can get somebody else that can help you. Wherever possible, we recommend you run with others which gives you a safety element. There are 12 different clubs across the country from England Athletics. Run together groups which you can find people to run with and Safe Environments which means the route has been risk assessed and you know that you have got a tick in the safety box. One of the problems we are hearing, what happened to derek, that people might be put off running. They might think they shouldnt go running or not go on their own. There are times and places, depending on circumstances, where you have to go on your own. Places, depending on circumstances, where you have to go on your ownm is such a fantastic sport, running. You can do at any time, anywhere. It is really about taking those precautions. If you are new to the programme, have a medical check. If you know there is an underlying problem, you can take precautions. If you are an asthmatic, you can carry an inhaler. We would never say do not run. It isjust carry an inhaler. We would never say do not run. It is just about taking the precautionary steps. Derek is a seasoned runner so it is not as though he just went out to the first time. There is a question around how much preparation you can do because he is known to running and it can hit you at any time. You can have a heart attack wherever. If you have known medical condition and you are taking part in an event, obviously inform the race organisers. You will have an opportunity on the back of your race number to write any conditions and telling people that you are taking part with. It if it is people from your club, they will know. If you have any allergies to any medicines, all that sort of information goes on the back of your race number as well. If anything happens, you are well prepared. Will you be out running today . Indeed. I will be going back to london, going and then going for a run. Very healthy. Lots of people are sending in m essa g es lots of people are sending in messages about veg. We are talking about the shortage of veg in the supermarkets. At the risk of sounding smug, i buy my veg from the greengrocer where i can still get everything. Downey saying that he is local shop has been out of orbit sheens for a while dan is saying. Luckily, he has a greengrocer nearby. Aubergines. There might bea nearby. Aubergines. There might be a greengrocer where they grow on their own allotment, dont know. Youre watching breakfast. Still to come this morning a bridge which was destroyed by Winter Flooding re opens today. For more than a year, tadcaster has been split in two. Well find out how the town has bridged the divide. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london news. Im alex bushell. The Fire Brigades Union is claiming that there are delays in responding to an emergency because of a glitch in the new system which sends engines to fires. They say the system known as Vision Ads Has compromised Public Safety as it regularly crashes. The London Fire Brigade says the system has led to average attendance times improving and issues that were raised during a bedding in process have now been resolved. The system has not been fit for purpose. It is a multi Million Pound system which is dogged by technical problems. It is 15 months after it was introduced, and fire engines have been mobilised to the wrong incidents. Some not mobilised at all. Serious questions need to be asked about why so much taxpayers money was spent on a system that was clearly not ready to go live when it did. Talks between tube bosses and unions will continue today aimed at averting a strike scheduled to hit the London Underground network next week. Rmt members are due to stage two walkouts in a Dispute Overjobs and Ticket Office closures. The walkout, lasting from 6pm on sunday until 11am on wednesday, could mean the closure of many stations in zone one. Several Large Scale Oil paintings of central reading by renowned artist ray atkins have gone on display for the first time. The works were completed around 50 years ago, and capture the way the town was changing. Ray atkins who turns 80 this year is part of the London School of artists, which includes David Hockney and lucien freud. The works are on show at reading museum. Lets have a look at the Travel Situation now. 0n the tube there are minor delays on the district line. Elsewhere, and there is no service at all on the Woolwich Ferry today due to a industrial action. This is the view from the south terminal. In the city, cornhill is closed between bankjunction and bishopsgate until april for water works. Wandsworth Ram Street Part of the One Way System is closed for roadworks until the end of the month. Lets have a check on the weather now. Chronicles of a few stray showers overnight and still a few around this morning. Good morning. A dry start the day, some brightness around with sunny spells. A windy, blustery day. More on that later. Rain in the afternoon. Call a start, seven or eight celsius this morning. We have met office of Weather Warning out for the strength of the winds. It will be windy this evening when we could look up to get up to 40 when we could look up to get up to a0 kilometres per hour. It will cloud over this afternoon. The winds will pick up and will get outbreaks of patchy Rain Spreading in from the west. A mild day, ten or 11 celsius. The winds will pick up as we head into rush hour. Again, further outbreaks of rain and it will strengthen, the wind, and as we get up strengthen, the wind, and as we get up to eight or nine oclock, it could be up to a0 mph. The rain will push off to the north and behind that, we have much lighter winds and cooler air. We may just that, we have much lighter winds and cooler air. We mayjust see at taj of frost in more rural spots as we head into tomorrow morning. Lighter winds over the course of the rate we can. 0therwise Dry and certainly feeling cooler. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now, though, its back to stef and charlie. Bye for now. Mountains and Crocodile Infested waters in search of a bird of paradise. Hes the tv producer who brought big brother to britain. Now, Peter Bazalgette wants to build a more civil society. Hell share with us his charter for empathy. All that still to come. But now a summary of this mornings main news a chaotic handling of personal Data Breaches is undermining confidence in the governments ability to protect the uk from Cyber Attacks. Thats according to the commons public accounts committee, which says ministers have taken too long to consolidate the different agencies tasked with stopping attacks. Our Home Affairs CorrespondentDominic Casciani reports. The russians have engaged in Cyber Attacks against the us. A president ial campaign rocked by a hack. Hillary clintons team were targeted in a cyber attack. The resulting leak of staff personal e mails was devastating. But its notjust us politicians who are being embarrassed by Cyber Security breaches. This teenager, daniel kelly, is awaiting sentencing in london for a major cyber attack on talktalk. Personal data belonging to almost 160,000 customers was stolen. Now mps warn the uks National Efforts to counter these threats isnt inspiring confidence either. In its report the powerful public accounts Committee Says ministers havent consolidated an Alphabet Soup of agencies. They are struggling to find enough people with the right skills and theres been a chaotic response to personal Data Breaches, such as loss of tax records. If something goes wrong it could close down hospitals, we could have a loss of important data and there are serious things that can happen now with the skills of some of the hackers out there. Just last october, hospitals across North Lincolnshire were the victim of a hack. Hundreds of operations were cancelled in grimsby and scunthorpe after a Computer Virus infected their systems. Gchq is the heart of the uks cyber defence. Investors have pledged more than £3 billion to security over the next five years. But mps warn there is still no detailed plan for a new National Centre which aims to make the uk the safest place online. And russia has been accused of using Cyber Attacks to destabilise western governments and nato by the Defence Secretary, Michael Fallon. He said moscow was Weaponising Misinformation to expand its sphere of influence. Speaking last night at st andrews university, mr fallon called on nato to strengthen its cyber defences and tackle what he called the false reality being propagated by the kremlin. The Prime Minister theresa may will today brief European Union leaders on her recent meeting with donald trump in washington, and back the president s call for nato members to spend more on defence. Close trade and strategic ties with president Trumps Administration are central to downing streets plans for britain after brexit. Mrs may has also said the uk will remain a reliable partner in europe. And were talking veg today. Supermarkets are rationing the sale of more vegetables to cope with a shortage brought about by bad weather in spain. Tesco is limiting customers to three Iceberg Lettuces and theyre not the only ones limiting what people can buy. Limiting letters in winter it in such a problem, but there are problems with supply and demand . Yes, maybe even with restaurants. They might be serving more dishes using these things than what we cook at home and thats why theres a limit in supermarkets. It isntjust individuals, but they are worried local restaurants might come in, even rivals coming in and clearing the shelves. But looking at the Supermarket Website this morning, tesco for example, an Iceberg Lettuce is not currently available. Some of the websites do have them. The pre chopped stuff is available. That seems to be holding out. You can see the supermarkets are clearly having to manage this. Weve had quite a few messages on this from people saying theyve still got to get aubergine and courgette. Anita says, all the more reason to grow things in the uk. We shouldnt be so reliant on imports. Thats the thing isnt it, whether in other parts of the world affecting what we get here. Yes. 80 of our vegetables comes from one place in winter, which has had terrible weather, which has had terrible weather, which affects not just which has had terrible weather, which affects Notjust The Uk but the whole of europe. And getting it isnt easy to grow Iceberg Lettuce in the uk in winter. And the other thing is we i used to getting everything all year round. There are other vegetables we can have instead of an Iceberg Lettuce . Yes, it could have something else, like curly kale. Thank you for the moment. New claimants with disabilities could be unable to meet Essential Living Costs if Government Plans to cut Unemployment Benefit go ahead, a group of mps has warned. The employment and support allowance is set to be reduced by nearly a third from april. The work and Pensions Select Committee is calling for a delay to the cut but the government says its changes are helping to get disabled people back to work. The average Car Insurance premium has reached a record high of £a62. Thats according to the association of british insurers, which says part of the increase is due to the rising cost of repairs as well as Whiplash Claims and higher Insurance Premium tax. Buying in spare parts is also getting more expensive, due to the weakness of sterling. Engineers are assessing the damage to a partially collapsed pier in north wales. A part of the lower end of Colwyn Bay Victoria Pier collapsed into the sea on wednesday. The pier has been fenced off for some time because of its condition and the public has been urged to stay away from the area. For some people, the sound of someone munching on crisps, or a crunchy apple, isnt just annoying, it makes them feel really, really angry. Can you hear that . Crunch does it bother you . No, not me. Because british scientists have now shown that some peoples brains become hardwired to produce an excessive emotional response to certain noises. So munching on an apple might sound like a drill going off to some. Idid get like a drill going off to some. I did get told off recently, but not with apples or crisps. Is it possible to eat an apple quietly . No. There was definitely a crunch. I think its a breakfast first, to watch someone eat. I have to say, this is a really nice apple are you capable of eating and doing the sport . I will save it for the moment. Where are you going to put it . 0n where are you going to put it . On my papers. Dont touch it up. I wonder if the england prop drinks his milk loudly . You know he broke his milk loudly . You know he broke his leg and he has recovered so quickly in time to play against france because he has been drinking two points a day. Thats what he says was the key to his recovery . And he wants to milk their success even more. Boom englands head coach eddiejones says his side still havent played to their full potential, thats despite having won their last 1a games in a row. They begin their defence of the six nations title at home to france tomorrow. Elliot daly has been named on the wing and maro itoje will start a test for the first time in the back row. Butjones says despite their recent record, his side are yet to show the complete performance. We havent had one yet in the under six side. We have played in bursts and patches here and there and one of our goals this six nations is to put a performance on that from the word go we dominate the opposition. Before that match, scotland and ireland meet at murrayfield. Scotland have hquones, one of their best players in the autumn internationals, fit to play after over two months out with a foot injury. Theyve not won their opening match of the tournament in eleven years. We are realistic. We know the teams that are ranked ahead of us and we know where we sit in the hierarchy, so it is ourjob to push that hierarchy by playing well and repairing well. As ive said, we will sit down and be honest after each performance and decide what areas we need to get better at. And the rest of the, like i said, it is an oval ball that bounces in funny ways and there are no guarantees. Wales start their Six Nations Campaign away to italy on sunday. In football, brighton missed their chance to extend their lead at the top of the championship as they were beaten 3 1 at huddersfield. They are going so well themselves. Nahki wells scored the pick of the goals before half time. Huddersfield showing their true performance potential brighton finished with ten men but stay top, a point clear of newcastle. Cameroon will face egypt in the final of the Africa Cup Of Nations on sunday, after beating ghana 2 0. Cameroon grabbed both their goals in the second half, scoring their second in injury time. The former england and chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has retired after a professional career spanning 21 years. Lampard is chelseas all time record goalscorer and won 11 major trophies with the club. He also played for west ham, Manchester City and New York City while winning 106 caps for england. The most improved player in english tennis carries out hopes today. We are about andy murray as he was not included in the squad, to give him time to recover after the australian 0pen. So it is dan evans, who will start the tie off with kyle edmund, jamie murray and another making up the team. We have really good players and a lot of confidence in them. There are all playing really well, but it is always difficult in a way away ties. We expect the opposition to raise their game in front of a home crowd, so we have to be paid for that, but these four quys be paid for that, but these four guys are playing really good tennis and we are ready for it. Englands netballers lost 61 37 by new zealand in their second match of the quad series in liverpool. Tracey nevilles side were competitive in the first quarter, but nine unanswered goals from new zealand gave them a half time lead that they didnt lose. England will play australia next on sunday afternoon. You can watch that on bbc two. We dont normally think of cycling as a contact sport, but a Ukranian Rider has been disqualified from the tour of dubai for punching the race leader. Marcel kittel, in the blue, had to ride on with a cut face after being struck by andriy grivko. Grivkos team have apologised, but kittel says he wants him banned from cycling for six months. He did it before the cameras were on him, but this demonstrates what happened. I can demonstrate with you, chailly. There was a lot of dust. Charlie. Havejust passed a construction site. It is really hot, a0 degrees, and basically hejust. He got dust in his eyes, he said it was really confusing and he got too hot and lost his cool. But to cause blood means it must have been a really big whack. Is that it . Actually. Did that come out badly . I have to get changed into my tennis gear because i have a match with joanna quant. Johanna gear because i have a match with joanna quant. Johanna konta. It is the Fred Couples Ladies next weekend, and they have to get there quickly after breakfast. The fed cup. Aubergines youre watching breakfast from bbc news. The main stories this morning a warning the government needs to raise it game over Cyber Security as mps strongly criticise the uks ability to deal with online attacks. Theresa may will urge european members of nato to spend more on defence, when she attends a summit of eu leaders in malta today. Nicks on top of our london newsroom with a look at this mornings weather. On the roof of new Broadcasting House in london, there were showers earlier. Skies at the moment. The theme of the weather today is strong winds. Even stronger winds and heavy rain coming in as the day goes on. That sets the scene for today. Most of us will see raynet summed stage, Windy Weather. See raynet at some stage. The rain is being pushed into South West England. Heavy at times. Elsewhere, if you are starting with blustery showers, they will tend to ease and you will see some sunshine. But look at the picture at four pm, quieter weather, winds easing in scotland. The east of Northern Ireland and scotland, it is easing. The wind is picking up. Elsewhere in england and wales, outbreaks of rain. In South West England, wales could see some hills though. It could see some hills though. It could introduce difficult travelling conditions. We know there is wet weather on the way that the other pa rt weather on the way that the other part of that is the strengthening wind with these severe gales of strengthening. Some of the dust that we can expect into the Channel Islands, 60 70 mph. Inland, around a0 or 50 islands, 60 70 mph. Inland, around a0 or50 mph islands, 60 70 mph. Inland, around a0 or 50 mph winds for a time. The winds will push up the eastern side of the uk and eventually into the scotla nd of the uk and eventually into the scotland where the winds will increase once again. Some rain and hills no pushing its way northwards across the uk. Kind that, in england and wales, it will be quieter overnight, the wind will ease and it will turn clearer and colder with A Touch Of Frost. 0ne will turn clearer and colder with A Touch Of Frost. One to icy patches around as well as we start on saturday morning. This is how saturday morning. This is how saturday is shaping up. In scotland, we have the rain, the hill snow and the strongest winds saturday. An area of rain across parts of the south of england, south east into east anglia. Keep an eye on that one. Elsewhere, a fair amount of fine weather for saturday, sunny spells. Some showers coming into western parts. Potential for spells. Some showers coming into western parts. Potentialfor rain towards the north sea coast on sunday. Again on sunday some fine weather with sunshine around after a cold, frosty start at the fog patches. We are then setting the scene for next week which is turning colder. You have that to look forward to, if you like that sort of weather, wet and windy will stop but the mild weather will be coming to an end. Not great weather in europe for veg, though, we have heard. Actually, it has been very windy through parts of portugal, spain, the bay of pigs 93v portugal, spain, the Bay Of Pigs Qgy portugal, spain, the bay of pigs gay. Biscay. 0urwinds portugal, spain, the bay of pigs gay. Biscay. 0ur winds are not as strong as that but it is turning windy next week. The story today out about some supermarkets shortening and rationing their veg. In an exclusive interview with bbc breakfast the Deputy Governor of the Bank Of England has described Donald Trumps presidency of the United States as a positive thing for the uk economy. Sean is here with more. It is interesting. We have heard a lot about Donald Trumps policies. The idea that actually the Business Confidence that may come from some of those, could affect the Global Economy in the uk economy. This is Ben Broadbent, one of the people in the Bank Of England that set Interest Rates. They look at how the economy will do over the next year and then on the back of that decide Interest Rates. 0n the back of that, they are thinking the uk will do a lot better than they thought initially. It is because of some of Donald Trumps policies. Initially. It is because of some of Donald Trumps policies. The world is doing better. The World Economy is doing better. The World Economy is looking at little healthier. Fiscal policy from the government is easier. The degree of austerity has been toned down since the last inflation report. Those two things explain most of the upgrade. Allan the Trump Administrations policies, the Trump Administrations policies, the have a feeling as to whether they are boosting the uk economy . Pa rt they are boosting the uk economy . Part of the new administrations economic plan is to spend some more on infrastructure, maybe cut some taxes. That probably would help with global growth. I should say, by the way, the same is true in europe, although it has been maybe less attention being paid. We are an open economy. We tend to follow global cycles except when there are the things specific to our economy happening. So it is a positive thing. Do you think there is a bit ofa thing. Do you think there is a bit of a disconnect between the way the Bank Of England thought the public would react to vote to leave the European Union and actually what the public thought . I think where there isa public thought . I think where there is a disconnect, something of a contrast, is in the implicit views of people who feel happy to continue their spending and lower their savings ratio. And the views of the Financial Markets. In particular, the Currency Market who appear to ta ke the Currency Market who appear to take a more pessimistic view of the economic future. Is it an unfortunate consequence of the Bank Of Englands policy that there has not been a glimmer of hope for save rs not been a glimmer of hope for savers for not been a glimmer of hope for save rs for years not been a glimmer of hope for savers for years and years and years . I dont think this is a consequence of the Bank Of Englands policy. Im a cautious person, i will always is the answer that people should use to think about their future. People should use to think about theirfuture. I people should use to think about their future. I have people should use to think about theirfuture. I have great people should use to think about their future. I have great sympathy for savers. I would count myself as one. But our remit is to do whats necessary to keep inflation on track. What have seen in the last ten, 25 years is that the rate of interest necessary to stabilise inflation has gone down. If, for example, we kept Interest Rates high, say during the financial crisis, the result would have been a far worse recession. That would have of course hurt everybody, including savers. Leigh that were spend that was Ben Broadbent defending the Bank Of England. Here is a measured talker, isnt it . There is a reason why people from the Bank Of England speak in such a measured way. People from the Bank Of England speak in such a measured waym people from the Bank Of England speak in such a measured way. If he said something out of line with what his bosses and the bank had been saying, Financial Markets will look at that and they change Interest Rates quite quickly. If he gave the impression that the economy was growing even quicker than the Bank Of England thought or even slower, that could have huge effect. They very careful. It is also about the tone. It also has to be measured. Completely. If you spend that much time looking at all the data right across the country, you are going to be witty measured in how you deliver that. See ya later on. A North Yorkshire town that was split in two by the Boxing Day Floods in 2015 will be reunited later today when its only road bridge reopens. Up until now, residents in tadcaster could only cross the river wharfe via a temporary footbridge or face a lengthy detour after the grade two listed structure was damaged by Winter Flooding. Breakfasts Jayne Mccubbin reports. All hands on deck. A 13 month, £a million rebuild, nears completion. Are we all excited . Yes, we are i cant imagine it. Can you, tomorrow, at two oclock . What has the last 12 months been like . And nuisance, to put it mildly. The yorkshire art of understatement. These are the scenes when the storm hit on boxing day in 2015 and days later, this was the outcome. Tadcaster town has been divided ever since. Many of its families, too. Its been very difficult because my grandchildren and children are over there and we live over this site. We have to keep going around the a 6ath and its quite a long way. It adds to our expense bill, no end. All of this meant that the two minute drive to the supermarket 200 metres away became a 16 mile round trip. For shops, it has been devastating. Many are still closed. Theres still a lot to do there certainly is. David glock has had a Birds Eye View from the very beginning. Devastation. It wrecked furniture, computers, everything. Is he ash now he is in charge of the bridge opening celebrations. Come to tadcaster. Spend a few dollars in our shops and cafes a nd spend a few dollars in our shops and cafes and everybody will appreciate it. You are on the map now. And we intend to stay there. 13 months ago, this resident was one of them that have been newly evicted. Renovated. Jelena card to keep going but we did. Today he tells me he is £15,000 down and he fears that the future. People get concerned. We have spent £a0,000. Future. People get concerned. We have spent £40,000. What about the Environment Agency . Zero. Really. Tadcasters future starts today. There was a admission that while a6 million had been invested in the area, nothing had yet been set aside for the town who was torn into. Torn in two. Youre watching breakfast. Still to come this morning the benefits of running in the countryside are many, but so are the dangers. Well look at the Scheme Urging Runners to wear id tags in case they become ill in isolated spots. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london news. Im alex bushell. The Fire Brigades Union is claiming that there are delays in responding to an emergency because of a glitch in the new system which sends engines to fires. They say the system known as Vision Ads Has compromised Public Safety as it regularly crashes. The London Fire Brigade says the system has led to average attendance times improving and issues that were raised during a bedding in process have now been resolved. The system has not been fit for purpose. It is a multi Million Pound system which is dogged by technical problems. 15 months after it was introduced, fire engines are being mobilised to the wrong incidents. Sometimes not mobilised at all. Serious questions need to be asked about why so much taxpayers money was spent on a system that was clearly not ready to go live when it did. Talks between tube bosses and unions will continue today aimed at averting a strike scheduled to hit the London Underground network next week. Rmt members are due to stage two walkouts in a Dispute Overjobs and Ticket Office closures. The walkout, lasting from 6pm on sunday until 11am on wednesday, could mean the closure of many stations in zone one. Several Large Scale Oil paintings of central reading by renowned artist ray atkins have gone on display for the first time. The works were completed around 50 years ago, and capture the way the town was changing. Ray atkins who turns 80 this year is part of the London School of artists, which includes David Hockney and lucien freud. The works are on show at reading museum. Lets have a look at the Travel Situation now. 0n the tube there is a good service on all lines. 0n the trains, Southeastern Services are delayed through crayford after a Freight Train broke down. Elsewhere, and there is no service at all on the Woolwich Ferry today due to a industrial action. This is the view from the south terminal. In the city, cornhill is closed between bankjunction and bishopsgate until april for water works. Wandsworth Ram Street Part of the One Way System is closed for roadworks until the end of the month. Lets have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. There were a few stray showers overnight and still a few around this morning. For the most part, a dry start the day, some brightness around with sunny spells. A very windy, blustery day. More on that later. Rain in the afternoon. A cooler start, seven or eight celsius this morning. We have a met Office Weather warning out for the strength of the winds. It will be very windy this evening when we could looking at gusts of up to a0 miles per hour. To begin with, some sunny spells through the morning and then it will cloud over into afternoon. The winds will start to pick up and will get outbreaks of light, patchy Rain Spreading in from the west. A mild day, 10 or 11 celsius. The winds will pick up as we head into this evenings rush hour. Again, further outbreaks of rain and winds will strengthen, and as we head towards eight or nine oclock, we could be looking at gusts of up to a0 mph. Maybe some travel disruption. The rain will push off to the north and behind that, we have much lighter winds and cooler air. We may just see at touch of frost in more rural spots as we head into tomorrow morning. Much lighter winds over the course of the weekend. Perhaps rain in the east on saturday. 0therwise Dry and certainly feeling cooler. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now, though, its back to stef and charlie. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast, with Steph Mcgovern and charlie stayt. chaotic and inadequate a damning report on the uks defence against Cyber Attacks. Parliaments Spending Watchdog blames Poor Organisation and a shortage of trained staff, but the government says it has an ambitious security strategy. Good morning, its friday the 3rd of february. Also this morning theresa may will come face to face with european leaders at a summit this morning. Shell brief on them on her meeting with President Trump and back his call for more spending on nato. A shortage on the shelves supermarkets start Rationing Vegetables in the uk, as Severe Weather in Southern Europe hits supplies. 0ne one of the bosses of the Bank Of England says Donald Trumps residency has been positive for the british economy. More on that later. Presidency. In sport, we need to get better, says the coach of a side that wons 1a game in a row. Englands eddie jones is setting the bar high on the eve of the big kick off in the six nations. It was one of the defining images of the Boxing Day Floods of 2015. Tadcasters historic bridge washed away. Today the town will be re united as it re opens. And nick has the weather. Good morning good morning. 0ut good morning good morning. Out in the elements today on a blustery start to the day across the uk. For some of us there will be stronger winds and heavy rain today. Ive got the friday forecast and the Weekend Forecast as well, coming up in the next half hour. Forecast as well, coming up in the next halfhour. Thanks very much. Gorgeous this morning good morning. First our main story. A chaotic handling of personal Data Breaches is undermining confidence in the governments ability to protect the uk from Cyber Attacks. Thats according to the commons public accounts committee, which says ministers have taken too long to consolidate the Alphabet Soup of agencies tasked with stopping attacks. Our Home Affairs CorrespondentDominic Casciani reports. The russians have engaged in Cyber Attacks against the United States of america. A president ial campaign rocked by a hack. Hillary clintons team were targeted in a cyber attack. The resulting leak of staff personal e mails was devastating. But its notjust us politicians who are being embarrassed by Cyber Security breaches. This teenager, daniel kelly, is awaiting sentencing in london for a major cyber attack on talktalk. Personal data belonging to almost 160,000 customers was stolen. Now mps warn the uks National Efforts to counter these threats isnt inspiring confidence either. In its report, the powerful public accounts Committee Says ministers havent consolidated an Alphabet Soup of agencies. They are struggling to find enough people with the right skills and theres been a chaotic response to personal Data Breaches, such as loss of tax records. If something goes wrong it could close down hospitals, we could have a loss of important data and there are some serious things that can happen now with the skills of some of the hackers out there. Just last october, hospitals across North Lincolnshire were the victim of a hack. Hundreds of operations cancelled in grimsby and scunthorpe after a Computer Virus infected their systems. Gchq is the heart of the uks cyber defence. Ministers have pledged more than £3 billion to security over the next five years. But the mps warn there is still no detailed plan for a new National Centre which aims to make the uk the safest place online. It comes as russia has been accused of using Cyber Attacks to destabilise western governments and nato by the Defence SecretaryMichael Fallon. He said moscow was Weaponising Misinformation to expand its sphere of influence. Speaking last night at st andrews university, mr fallon called on nato to strengthen its cyber defences and tackle what he called the false reality being propagated by the kremlin. Theresa may is attending a summit in malta today where shell brief European Union leaders on her meeting with donald trump and back his call for nato members to spend more on defence. Downing street wants close trade and strategic ties with the Trump Administration after brexit, but the Prime Minister has also said the uk will remain a reliable partner in europe. Kevin connolly reports. The cannons will welcome the eu leaders to their first malta summit. They wont have to look far around the coast for reminders of their problems. African migrants who mostly reach europe by boat through libya are stranded here. They wantjobs and documents and a sense of hope. Theyre not optimistic they will get them from the eu gathering. They dont give us our rights. They look at us like animals. Its too much. Very hard. Migration is a major fault line within eu. The mediterranean countries want their partners far from these shores to resettle a share of the migrants. And many are reluctant. Experts warn that alternative solutions, like paying african countries to take migrants back, or trying to stop people from leaving libya, will be difficult and dangerous. If europe manages to shut down or blockade libya there will be a Displacement Effect to neighbouring countries and we will see boats departing from other areas. So on the shores of the mediterranean sea, which has brought so many migrants to europe, eu leaders will talk as theyve talked before about migration. But they will also have their minds on the choppy political waters ahead, Created Notjust By Brexit but by the turbulent new presidency in washington of donald trump. Kevin connolly, bbc news, malta. And our correspondent Kevin Connolly is in the maltese capital, valletta, for us now. As you said, migration is a big topic and its a chance for theresa may to talk about the uks relationship with President Trump. Thats exactly right. The eu leaders come here knowing what they want to talk about. They want to talk about migration, people coming across the shores of the mediterranean, and they want to suggest to their people that they have solutions. But the problem with european summits is that other stuff keeps clouding in. If the trump effect in Global Politics and there are other factors the eu has to deal with as well and thats where there is i think something of an opportunity for theresa may. Of Course Brexit looms large in the european political imagination and it is frankly inexplicable to many european politicians. But theresa may sees an opportunity. She is the only person in the room and has met donald trump and dealt with him at the white house and she will report back to european leaders and give them a sense of how britain might be able to act in the future as a bridge between the eu and the us. Kevin, thanks very much. Kevin is an malta. Supermarkets are rationing the sale of some vegetables to cope with a shortage because of bad weather in spain. Tesco and morrisons are limiting customers to three Iceberg Lettuces. They are not the only ones limiting what people can buy. Sean is here to tell us more. Lots of people have been telling us what they havent been able to buy. Whats going on . Theres a shortage because of this bad weather we were talking about, we saw courgettes about one week ago and now thats affecting Iceberg Lettuce. Tesco as you say and morrisons limiting to a maximum of three. Morrisons also capping broccoli to a maximum of three. Thats because they dont wa nt three. Thats because they dont want people coming in and clearing the shelves, not just want people coming in and clearing the shelves, notjust individuals but local restaurants and who use supermarkets and might bulk buy. So they want to make sure there is enough for everybody. But it could go on for longer. The british associations says it takes up to 11 weeks to grow and Iceberg Lettuce, so it could go on until mid march. Again, lots of messages coming in. Yes, let us know this morning, send us yes, let us know this morning, send us pictures of those shelves in supermarket, just to see whether it is thinning out and if there are shortages. Thanks very much. Yes, if youve been struck by that, let us know this morning. You can get in touch on facebook, twitter or e mail. New claimants with disabilities could be unable to meet Essential Living Costs if Government Plans to cut Unemployment Benefit go ahead, a group of mps have warned. The work and Pensions Select Committee is calling for a delay to the cut until there is clarification how those most in need will be supported. Sima kotecha reports. There are a lot of things to think about with your savings. A group of disabled people are being taught how to write a cv properly. They are all unemployed and some are worried about the Disability Allowance Cuts coming into force in april. Bob suffers from inflammation of the spine. People need that money. They need the help, like i do, for mobility. 0bviously, people with Different Things wrong with them, its a help to them as well. Todays report calls on the government to postpone reducing the amount of cash given to those who cant work because theyre ill or disabled. All these here fall into what the government calls the work related activity group. They are those who cant work at the moment but are judged capable of returning back to work at some point in the future. And its those who will be put into this category that will be affected. At the moment, they are being paid £102 per week. But from april, the amount will go down to £73. 0nly new claimants will get the lower rate. But mps say they want clarity on how the government will help those in this group, who wont be able to make ends meet because of the changes. Ministers argue their Welfare Reforms are increasing the incentives for people to get into work. They say they are giving extra money to those who need it because they are disabled. Sima kotecha, bbc news, west bromwich. Engineers are assessing the damage to a partially collapsed pier in north wales. A part of the lower end of Colwyn Bay Victoria Pier collapsed into the sea on wednesday. The pier has been fenced off for some time because of its condition and the public has been urged to stay away from the area. Its the biggest Industrial Dispute on the railways in two decades and has been dragging on for more than a year. But finally passengers on Southern Rail can see a light at the end of the tunnel. The Train Drivers Union aslef has struck a potential deal with southerns owners to end the row over who should operate the doors. The dispute has caused 3a strike days on Southern Rail so far, 28 organised by the rmt and six by aslef. Thats caused disruption and misery for the 300,000 passengers who use southerns 2,2a2 services on a weekday. These passengers welcomed news of a breakthrough. It has been frustrating. I am lucky in that i can work around it, other people arent as lucky and it affects their livelihoods and families. It hasnt been awful for me, just inconvenient, but for others it has ruined their lives. Me, just inconvenient, but for others it has ruined their livesm has been a real pain. I dont live in that area, what ever since ive been there it has been really bad. So it will be a relief if it stops. Very happy indeed. It will be great if the whole thing is done and we can get to work on time. So those delays have already racked up an estimated £38 million compensation bill, which will be footed by taxpayers. However, the dispute is not entirely over. The rmt union, which represents train guards, hasnt struck any deal with southern. Its Senior Assistant general secretary is steve hedley joins us now. Thank you for your time this morning. Can you bring us up to speed with where your union in is . This isnt about Opening Doors and it is wrong for people to trivialise it. This is about the safety rule of the guide. If you remember watford a couple of months ago when a train derailed, the female guide actually got everybody to safety. Guard. She got the electric turned off and the passengers were saved because of that guard. That i is what we are fighting about, not about opening and closing doors. Your point is taken and anyone following the dispute will know there are many issues, including the safety issues you are talking about. What i would like to say is pleased dont trivialise it by saying it is about pushing buttons. Can we get onto the issues . Tell people who will be worried today about what might happen next with your union, what will you be doing our . Theres been absolutely no agreement with our union. Weve seen a Press Statement from the person in charge of negotiations for southern and he claims it has been agreed that the rule of the guard going forward. First off, we wont allowed into those negotiations. They were conducted under the auspices of the tuc, which they shouldnt have been involved in, cause we should have beenin involved in, cause we should have been in that room as the recognised union and tuc had no place conducting and cherry groce talks. We believe weve been told by aslef that the result of those talks was that the result of those talks was that there would be a safe, Second Person on the train. But southern says there will be no critical safety person on the train and we havent yet seen a deal. But we arent bound by this deal. We are the only people with Negotiating Rights for the guards and it is scandalous that other people think they can go away and do a deal which affects our members and our members alone. You would have heard, and you will notice from passengers, they will notice from passengers, they will want to know today very directly from you and your union, will there be more rmt strikes on Southern Rail . No one likes going on strike, but the strikes have been. And remember this, if you are part of the public, it will have sacrificed 28 days pay for your safety. There is no shorter working week for rmt members. They are striking about the Public Safety. And when we have a safe solution of course we will call it off, but those people who have been condemned for taking Strike Action are absolute heroes and they should be seen as such. Just clarify for us, what strikes are planned as we speak now . Alik cities will have to take the decision to see where we will go. The decision to see where we will 90 the decision to see where we will go. L our members. We have been disgracefully barred from meetings and those who have decided on the deal have the answer for that. We will make a decision and we have seen this so called deal. That. We will make a decision and we have seen this socalled deal. Sorry to push on this, am just trying to clarify. The possibility of strikes is still on but you dont have any dates . At the moment we are still in dispute and our Executive Committee will discuss it today and they will be taking a decision. Thanks very much. Heres nick with a look at this mornings weather. Looks glorious there this morning, nick. It is a lovely view. The roof of Broadcasting House in london, out in the elements. There will be some blue sky once the sun is up and they will be across many parts of the uk, for a time. There is wet, Windy Weather on the way as well. Lets see whats on the cards. It is already a blustery start across many areas. There are some showers around but for some of us, the winds get stronger and there is heavy rain on the way. Look at the forecast through this morning, initially. We have been watching this area of low pressure for a few days, what it might do, for the uk. You can see it coming into South West England and wales. Some heady bursts with some strong winds. To the north and east of that, some dry weather and sunshine for a time and in scotland, after wind and rain to start the day, it will ease and you will get some sunshine for a time. The rain is just fringing some sunshine for a time. The Rain Isjust Fringing in some sunshine for a time. The rain is just fringing in to the eastern Northern Ireland and in scotland for the start of the afternoon. Increasing cloud and wind but a lot of us still dry at this stage. Through england and South West England and wales, outbreaks of rain. It is South West England and wales, the rain can be quite squally, accompanied by a gust of the winds. That combination can produce some difficult travel conditions. Some hill snow possible in wales on the tops of the hill. It is the wind also picking up, the other part of the story. Some gusts of up to 60 70 mph. In through the Channel Islands and also england, a0 50 Channel Islands and also england, a0 50 mph. Inland. 0vernight tonight, the strong winds will speed up tonight, the strong winds will speed up the southern part of the uk and the winds pick up again in scotland. Rain and hillslope pick up their way northwards but colder and calmer conditions coming into england and wales behind the Weather System. Here, a few icy pictures, perhaps, as saturday begins. 0nto the weekend, saturday has some hill snow and strong winds. A bit of hill snow out towards the South East Of England. Elsewhere, sunny spells. A few showers, elsewhere,. There is a Fairamount Offine few showers, elsewhere,. There is a fair amount of fine weather around and they will be again on monday. A frosty start on sunday, a few fog patches. The potentialfor seeing clouds and outbreaks of rain, the closer you are to north sea coasts. Maybe a few showers for western coasts. But a lot of drought drive, occasionally drive, occasionally sunny feel. Into next week, it looks like the weather will turn a bit more quiet. That is next week. For today, it turn a bit more quiet. That is next week. Fortoday, it is turn a bit more quiet. That is next week. For today, it is windy and wait for some of us. Particularly, pushing into southern parts of england. Not great today nick that is going to get better. Great to hear. Drug addiction can have a devastating impact not only on a users life but theirfamilies too. Earlier this week, Chelsea Cameron hit the headlines when she wrote a letter to her addict parents, thanking them for teaching her about the dangers of drugs. So how can families intervene when a loved one is living with an addiction . Heres paul husband, a former heroin addict, and his dad, tonys story. I had ihada i had a lot of self loathing. As a lot of teenagers do. You know, 13, 14. Lot of teenagers do. You know, 13, 1a. I just felt like a lot of teenagers do. You know, 13, 1a. Ijust felt like a needed Something Different and needed my mind to be elsewhere then it was naturally. At its worst, it was first thing in the morning, waking up first thing in the morning, waking up feeling very poorly, immediate withdrawals. Panic to find money to go and get drugs. As soon as i did that, had the means necessary, running into running out to get heroin and crack. As soon as you run out, get some more. Waking up wishing. Any help that i tried while i was using, itjust seemed to add to the misery. I knew that he was a good lad. No doubt that he was a good lad. No doubt that he was a good lad. No doubt that he was a good lad. I knew that he would get rid of the demon and throw it out the window. And we would get him back. Then, we knew what we had and that was special. You are not fixed until you stop using drugs is one approach. Our approach is to say ok, paul, lets have a chat around what your passions are and whats going on for you and let paul have a say in what paul wants to do. I didnt understand what he was telling me because still in my head, recovery was prescriptions and meetings. He was prescriptions and meetings. He was just introducing me to a lot of people that had done it. Who are actually happy. Their life wasnt going to be based around recovery, it was going to be based around living. Peter yarwood is from Red Rose Recovery, who helped paul get clean, is with us now. Alsojoining us from london is Chelsea Cameron, who wrote a letter of thanks to her parents who were addicts. Good morning to both of you. Peter, first of all, watching that film. As a family, you know very well. It is a family, you know very well. It is a moving story. A love story and somewhere between father and son will stop a Family Holding together and how that can be turned into something practical that works. How difficult was that journey for them . At the beginning, it was difficult because the focus seemed to be on paul as a problem. We started to tap into paul as a solution and provide space for him contribute. There is a quote from goethe. Treat a man in as if he were what he potentially could be and he will be what he should be. Is it be and he will be what he should be. Isita be and he will be what he should be. Is it a confidence in his own ability to change his life around . Yes, changing the story around from paul is a problem to paul as a solution. Chelsea, i know you have experienced the problems of addiction from your parents position. Tell us about the impact it had on you and yourfamily. Experienced from my parents will stop it has a big impact on the family. Obviously, it controls their life and makes them not in a good place. It also has an impact on the family when sometimes, you know, our parents were a little bit dysfunctional but to hear that door about paul, it was really special. To find your passions and to know that there is no one ever too far gone, that there is no one ever too far o that there is no one ever too far gone, as society will sometimes tell you. There is hope for everybody to stop winnie to extend that hope to everyone. You actually wrote a letter of thanks to your parents. Explain why you did that. We need to extend that hope. Explain why you did that. We need to extend that hopelj explain why you did that. We need to extend that hope. I posted it on my blog to let people know that you can be positive in any negative situation that comes into your life but the reason that i wanted to do it in the way other letter and a thank you letter was, i am genuinely thankful for the upbringing that i have had. Although it has sometimes not been easy, it has created me to be independent, ambitious and driven and im sincerely thankful for that. I know you are still young now but when you look back is this something that you knew to have the ability to have get through regardless or was there an outside source was telling you that you could be in charge of your own life, regardless . Ipad lots of positive influences in my life. Great friends, teachers i have had. Italked my life. Great friends, teachers i have had. I talked about the church is being a massive influence in my life. I think everybody has the potential to come out of a negative situation positively. That is the message im trying to deliver. Peter, obviously listening to chelsea, it is quite a positive outlook. Also in the story, pauls dad talked about getting rid of the demons. In your organisation, had you turn people s lives around . Refocus on their strengths, and passions as opposed to diagnosing their deficit, what is wrong with them. We flip it on its head and we start off on a different conversation with people. We saw father and son, tony and paul, for families to remain positive, it is difficult. When the practicalities can be turned upside down so much by drug abuse. Very hard to stay positive in those circumstances. The important thing is that they dont have to do it on their own. There is a Support Network out there. That was one of the resounding features in pauls success. Weve connected him intoa in pauls success. Weve connected him into a group of people that have lived experience of trying to get over adversity. It is also a personal story for you as well . You ended up setting up the organisation because of your own battle . Ended up setting up the organisation because of your own battle . |j entered the Criminaljustice System as the teenager addicted to heroin as the teenager addicted to heroin asa as the teenager addicted to heroin as a result of coming through as an alcoholic. That led the into class a drugs. For 20 years, alcoholic. That led the into class a drugs. For20 years, ijust alcoholic. That led the into class a drugs. For 20 years, ijust went round and round the system. It wasnt until a came into. It was a Prison Officer that saw some good in me and other until that time, i had a lwa ys me and other until that time, i had always been told i was a problem and i felt bad about it. I hurt my family. One of the richest things i have in my life today is the love and respect i need to rebuild. With my children and my parents. And still fortu nate my children and my parents. And still fortunate that i can go and have sunday lunch with my mum and i cherish today. Peter, thank you so much. Peterfrom Red Rose Recovery and chelsea, thank you for your time this morning as well. Thank you. If youd like any more information about addiction, you can find a list of organisations offering information and support at bbc. Co. Uk actionline, or you can call for free, at any time, to hear recorded information on 0800155 9a7. Youre watching breakfast. Still to come this morning. How did tadcaster bridge the divide when the town was split in two following Winter Flooding . Brea kfasts Jayne Mccubbin is there for us this morning good morning. It is a gorgeous morning down here it tadcaster. In what will be an important day in this citys history. This bridge was built in the 1700. When it partially collapsed, it caused huge, huge chaos in this town. Some of the business is still closed. Glenn, richard and carl at the back have just arrived to tarmac the entire bridge was up in unit you know you only have seven hours, guys . First, the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london news. Im alex bushell. The Fire Brigades Union is claiming that there are delays in responding to an emergency because of a glitch in the new it system which sends engines to fires. They say the system known as Vision Ads Has compromised Public Safety as it regularly crashes. The London Fire Brigade says the system has led to average attendance times improving and issues that were raised during a bedding in process have now been resolved. The system has not been fit for purpose. It is a multi Million Pound system which is dogged by technical problems. 15 months after it was introduced, fire engines are being mobilised to the wrong incidents. Sometimes not mobilised at all. Serious questions need to be asked about why so much taxpayers money was spent on a system that was clearly not ready to go live when it did. Talks between tube bosses and unions will continue today aimed at averting a strike scheduled to hit the London Underground network next week. Rmt members are due to stage two walkouts in a Dispute Overjobs and Ticket Office closures. The walkout, lasting from 6pm on sunday until 11am on wednesday, could mean the closure of many stations in zone one. Several Large Scale Oil paintings of central reading by renowned artist ray atkins have gone on display for the first time. The works were completed around 50 years ago, and capture the way the town was changing. Ray atkins who turns 80 this year is part of the London School of artists, which includes David Hockney and lucien freud. The works are on show at reading museum. Lets have a look at the Travel Situation now. On the tube there is a good service on all lines. On the trains, Southeastern Services are delayed through crayford after a Freight Train broke down. Elsewhere, and there is no service at all on the Woolwich Ferry today due to a industrial action. This is the view from the south terminal. Very busy northbound at the Blackwall Tunnel party because of traffic diverting away from the ferry. In the city, cornhill is closed between bankjunction and bishopsgate until april for water works. Wandsworth Ram Street Part of the One Way System is closed for roadworks until the end of the month. Lets have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. There were a few stray showers overnight and still a few around this morning. For the most part, a dry start the day, some brightness around with sunny spells. A very windy, blustery day. More on that later. Rain in the afternoon. A cooler start, seven or eight celsius this morning. We have a met Office Weather warning out for the strength of the winds. It will be very windy this evening when we could looking at gusts of up to a0 mph. To begin with, some sunny spells through the morning and then it will cloud over into afternoon. The winds will start to pick up and will get outbreaks of light, patchy Rain Spreading in from the west. A mild day, 10 or 11 celsius. The winds will pick up as we head into this evenings rush hour. Again, further outbreaks of rain and winds will strengthen, and as we head towards eight or nine oclock, we could be looking at gusts of up to a0 mph. Maybe some travel disruption. The rain will push off to the north and behind that, we have much lighter winds and cooler air. We may just see at touch of frost in more rural spots as we head into tomorrow morning. Much lighter winds over the course of the weekend. Perhaps rain in the east on saturday. Otherwise dry and certainly feeling cooler. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Now, though, its back to stef and charlie. Bye for now. This is breakfast. The main headlines a chaotic handling of personal Data Breaches is undermining confidence in the governments ability to protect the uk from Cyber Attacks. Thats according to the commons public accounts committee, which says ministers have taken too long to consolidate the different agencies tasked with stopping attacks. And russia has been accused of using Cyber Attacks to destabilise western governments and nato by the Defence Secretary, Michael Fallon. He said moscow was Weaponising Misinformation to expand its sphere of influence. Speaking last night at st andrews university, mr fallon called on nato to strengthen its cyber defences and tackle what he called the false reality being propagated by the kremlin. The Prime Minister theresa may will today brief European Union leaders on her recent meeting with donald trump in washington, and back the president s call for nato members to spend more on defence. Close trade and strategic ties with president Trumps Administration are central to downing streets plans for britain after brexit. Mrs may has also said the uk will remain a reliable partner in europe. Supermarkets are rationing the sale of more vegetables to cope with a shortage brought about by bad weather in spain. Tesco is limiting customers to three Iceberg Lettuces and theyre not the only ones limiting what people can buy. Limiting letters in winter it in such a problem, but there are problems with supply and demand . New claimants with disabilities could be unable to meet Essential Living Costs if Government Plans to cut Unemployment Benefit go ahead, a group of mps has warned. The employment and support allowance is set to be reduced by nearly a third from april. The work and Pensions Select Committee is calling for a delay to the cut but the government says its changes are helping to get disabled people back to work. The average Car Insurance premium has reached a record high of £a62. Thats according to the association of british insurers, which says part of the increase is due to the rising cost of repairs as well as Whiplash Claims and higher Insurance Premium tax. Buying in spare parts is also getting more expensive, due to the weakness of sterling. For some teachers, simply remembering the names of every pupil can be a challenge. But this american tutor has gone one step further. Barry white, a fifth grade teacher in charlotte, north carolina, has memorised complex individual handshakes for each of his students in the three classes he teaches. He says it helps to build relationships. Mr white came up with the idea after seeing basketball Star Lebronjames doing something similar with his team mates. Lebronjames lebron james is Famous Lebronjames is famous for his handshakes. We will do five of this. This is what he does before every basketball game. This is just an excuse for a hug that was a bit much. The sofas gone. This is my signature handshake. You never know what will happen ive got make up on. What have you got . Eddiejones when i met what have you got . Eddiejones when imet him what have you got . Eddiejones when i met him one year ago was more of a traditional handshake and a cap on the shoulder. He has been inspiring. Unbeaten since he took on the team. Englands head coach eddiejones says his side still havent played to their full potential, thats despite having won their last 1a games in a row. They begin their defence of the six nations title at home to france tomorrow. Elliot daly has been named on the wing and maro itoje will start a test for the first time in the back row. We havent had one yet in the six nations side. Weve played in bursts and patches here and there and one of our goals this six nations is to put a performance on, that from the word go we dominate the opposition. Before that match, scotland and ireland meet at murrayfield. Scotland have hquones, one of their best players in the autumn internationals, fit to play after over two months out with a foot injury. Theyve not won their opening match of the tournament in 11 years. We are realistic. We know the teams that are ranked ahead of us and we know where we sit in the hierarchy, so its ourjob to push that hierarchy by playing well and preparing well. Thats the key to it. As ive said, well sit down and be honest after each performance and decide what areas we need to get better at. And the rest of it, like i said, its an oval ball that bounces in funny ways and there are no guarantees. Theres are no guarantees. Coverage of all three matches theres coverage of all three matches on the bbc. Wales start their Six Nations Campaign away to italy on sunday. In football, brighton missed their chance to extend their lead at the top of the championship as they were beaten 3 1 at huddersfield. They are going so well themselves. Nahki wells scored the pick of the goals before half time. Huddersfield showing their true performance potential as the home side continued to show their promotion credentials. Brighton finished with ten men but stay top, a point clear of newcastle. Cameroon will face egypt in the final of the Africa Cup Of Nations on sunday, after beating ghana 2 0. Cameroon grabbed both their goals in the second half, scoring their second in injury time. The former england and chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has retired after a professional career spanning 21 years. Lampard is chelseas all time record goalscorer and won 11 major trophies with the club. He also played for west ham, Manchester City and New York City while winning106 caps for england. The most improved player in english tennis carries out hopes today. They have their opening tie in the davis cup against canada. They are without andy murray as he was not included in the squad, to give him time to recover after the australian open. Dan evans is now up to a5th in the world and he will start. We have really good players and a lot of confidence in them. Therere all playing really well, but its always difficult in away ties. We expect the opposition to raise their game in front of a home crowd, so we have to be prepared for that, but these four guys are playing really good tennis and were ready for it. Next weekend it is the fed cup for the ladies and they are on short i will be jetting off to join them. I will be jetting off to join them. I will be jetting off to join them. I will be johanna i will be jetting off to join them. I will bejohanna kontas doubles partner thanks very much. People who exercise in the countryside are being urged to wear Identification Tags in case they become ill whilst theyre out and about. Often it can be difficult for Emergency Services to find and treat people in remote areas, so its one of a number of suggestions the governing body for athletics in england is making to runners to help them stay safe. Joining us now on the sofa isjenny obrien from England Athletics and in louth were joined by derrick noble, who fell ill while out running, and melanie portlock, who helped save him. First of all, derek, you look well. What happened to you . And thanks for joining us. Derrick. What happened to you . And thanks for joining us. Derrick. Last year on a wednesday evening i was in lincolnshire and i was about three quarters of a mile into a race and i collapsed. I dont even and about. U nfortu nately i collapsed. I dont even and about. Unfortunately i was having a bit of a heart attack. A valve had closed in my heart and i a heart attack. A valve had closed in my heartand i had a heart attack. A valve had closed in my heart and i had gone. Fortu nately in my heart and i had gone. Fortunately behind me was melanie who was the br train. That is a real stroke of luck. Was cpr trained. This must have been a shock to you as well. What happens next . I went to where he was. I wasnt running at the time, i was marshalling, and derrick was on the side of the road. He quickly lost consciousness, or the ambulance crew were on the road at the time and they advised us to start cpr straightaway, so we started and carried on until they came, which was quite a while later. About a0 minutes. And you are a seasoned runner, so you are used to going out and doing a lot of running. Iam going out and doing a lot of running. I am glad to see you are obviously fit and well now and are you running again . I am running again. A different level, but ive been running for 20 years, i have done several marathons. We both belong to a running club and thats what keeps us going. Listening to your story, jenny in the studio, this is a situation where it is an awful thing for him to have gone through, everything worked out ok. The right person with the right training happened to be there at the time. Thats crucial, isnt it . Absolutely. I think this illustrates that running with other people gives you that security blanket. In his instance he was able to get that help straightaway, but if you are running informally we do recommend running informally we do recommend running with others we have over 1200 clubs and over 900 groups all over the country, so lots of opportunities for people to run with others. It is always good to advise people that you are running, if you have an Underlying Health condition, they know how to help you. Have an Underlying Health condition, they know how to help youm have an Underlying Health condition, they know how to help you. It is tricky because a lot of people will go out running on their own, because it is very easy to do. Absolutely and can be a good time to get headspace. There are a lot of kids that we give people in that instance. Tanning your route is an important thing planning. In a well lit area, ideally. Thats not always popular, in which case we say to where a head torch and high Visibility Clothing and tell someone where you are going, so if something we re where you are going, so if something were to go wrong then they know where to find you. Carrying a mobile phoneis where to find you. Carrying a mobile phone is important as well and enabling your Location Services, which helps people to track you if they need to. Melanie, tell us little bit more about the moment when you realised you had a serious on your hands . We mentioned already you had cpr training. What kind of preparation had you had individually for Something Like this happening . Initially i got a training to do this on children, which was quite different. I didnt panic. Fortunately i had a lot of other people with me, from other running clubs, and we all pitched together and helped out. So it was. We want on our own. Has it changed the way you both prepare for running now . Do you both prepare for running now . Do you prepare differently, grew to . Derrick . I tend to take a mobile phone with me now but thats about all. The first time i went out running again all. The first time i went out running again i got nervous but now i back into it. I tell my partner where i am going as well. |j i back into it. I tell my partner where i am going as well. I suppose the other thing, jenny, albeit we are talking about someone who fell very ill, is you would still encourage people to go running, but just make sure they are prepared, taking care of their health . Absolutely. Running is the fantastic and accessible sport, low cost, you can go anywhere at any time. It is just taking the precautionary steps to make sure you stay as healthy as possible. So having a medical check if you havent been exercising for a long time. So if there are any underlying conditions then you can be prepared for them. Thanks very much. Good luck. We have had a fairfew m essa g es good luck. We have had a fairfew messages on this about people that have experienced troubles out while they are running. Nicks on the roof of our london newsroom with a look at this mornings weather. It is looking a little less grand now that the cloud has moved in. The sounds of the city are getting louder. We are looking down over regent street. The ground is wet after the showers in the early hours this morning. They have cleared away from london. They are still affecting scotland where it is windiest. As we look at the forecast for today, we can expect strong winds picking up across Southern England, compared with what we have at the moment. Some of us, some heavy rain moving in as well. That is just starting to show its hand in a corner well. It is southwest england and then wales this morning that will see the heavy rain this morning and the winds picking up as well. Further north and east across the uk where we have some showers, they will fade for a time and many of us will see some sunshine before the cloud increases. The area of low pressure we have been watching for a while is making inroads into the south west of the uk. Lighter winds this afternoon in scotland, sunny spells. It is moving into north west england and the east of Northern Ireland. The east of england, though, the wind is picking up. It was then mainly dry until after dark. Outbreaks of rain to the south west of england at it is particularly through the afternoon and into this evening in the south west of england and wales, you will see squally burst of rain. You will see squally burst of rain. You will see squally burst of rain. You will see the worst of the gusty winds and bad driving conditions. It is not just winds and bad driving conditions. It is notjust the rain moving in but the area of low pressure is moving in. The Channel Islands is getting gusts of up to 60 70 mph. Inland, brief spell of around a0 50 mph gusts. Tonight, the gusts push up into scotland as the winds pick up again. Rain and hillslope pushing its way northwards. Hill snow. Under clearer skies, the temperature drops so many of us here could wake up drops so many of us here could wake up to drops so many of us here could wake uptoa drops so many of us here could wake up to A Touch Of Frost and maybe some icy patches. Onto the weekend, a cold feel through the weekend. Saturday has Rain And Hillslope in scotla nd saturday has Rain And Hillslope in scotland and perhaps severe gales in the north. There is a Weather System running into the south west of england and east anglia. We will see some rain from that. Towards western coastal parts of the uk, there will be heavier showers moving back in. Pa rt be heavier showers moving back in. Part two of the weekend, sunday, a bit of a frosty start, some fog patches but then sunny spells on the way. Heavy showers in the west will fade. The closer to the north coast sea, you could see outbreaks of rain running up as we go through the date with a brisk wind. That is how it is looking and then it is turning colder. It is not a washout, though. I know we talk about low pressure, wind and rain but there will still bea wind and rain but there will still be a lot of dry and sunny weather to come if you pick your moment and you dont mind if it is a bit cold. Good to talk to you. Sean is back on the catch with us. You have been speaking to the Deputy Governor of the Bank Of England. He has been speaking about donald trump. A lot of people listen quite carefully, whether it is the Financial Markets or action taken like the Bank Of England. In broadband, the Deputy Governor, is one of the team that chooses where Interest Rates are. They make the decision based on how they think the uk economy is going to do. They think that britain will grow more than what they initially assumed. Consumers in the uk have been very strong since the referendum. Also, as he told me, Donald Trumps policies could also have a positive effect on the World Economy. The world is doing better. The World Economy is looking at little healthier. That always has a big influence on an economy as open as ours. Fiscal policy from the government is easier. The degree of austerity has been toned down since the last inflation report. Those two things explain most of the upgrade in projected economic growth. The Trump Administrations policies, is there a feeling as to whether they are boosting the uk economy . Part of the new administrations economic plan is to ease fiscal policy, spend some more on infrastructure, maybe cut some taxes. That probably would help with global growth. I should say, by the way, the same is true in europe, although maybe less attention is being paid to that. We are an open economy. We tend to follow global cycles except when there are big things specific to our economy happening. So it is a positive thing. Do you think there is a bit of a disconnect between the way the Bank Of England thought the public would react to vote to leave the European Union and actually what the public thought . I think where there is a disconnect, something of a contrast, is in the implicit views of people who feel happy for the time being to continue their spending as normal and lower their savings ratio. And the views of the Financial Markets. In particular, the Currency Market who appear to take a more pessimistic view of the economic future. Is it an unfortunate consequence of the Bank Of Englands policy that there has not been a glimmer of hope for savers for years and years and years . It is moving very quickly, with technology. People are paying for things with their Mobile Phones. We have heard a lot from banks potentially charging cash machines et cetera. Do you think banks need to ta ke et cetera. Do you think banks need to take it a little slower in the rate of change that is going on in the Banking Sector . There are sizeable numbers, a minority, that still sizeable numbers. It is important that those people have continued access to cash and cash machines. Where are you on the spectrum, you cash person get the money out at the beginning of the week . I used to be that the fact is it isa week . I used to be that the fact is it is a lot easier. You go, he is up for using his mobile phone even though they have just relished the new 5 pound note. Released. A North Yorkshire town that was split in two by the Boxing Day Floods in 2015 will be reunited later today when its only road bridge is reopened. Up until now, residents in tadcaster could only cross the river wharfe via a temporary footbridge. Brea kfasts Jayne Mccubbin is there for us this morning. Good morning to you. Good morning to you. Look how busy it is down here. All of the guys, all hands on deck. Some of these gates have been working 2a seven some of these guys. Have a little peek down there. Im not kidding, yesterday afternoon at about two pm, that whole wall was not even built. Thats how fast these guys are working to meet this to pm deadline. Let me take you back, boxing day 2015, storm eva hits and a few days later, the bridge partially collapsed. The bridge partially collapsed. The bridge has been here in the 1200. This particular bridge, though, has been here since the 1700s. It tore the town into, literally. Some families were. What was once a few minutes journey became a half an hour round trip. Let me bring over day that. Nice to meet you, david, all local businessman. Love the story of where you were when this all happened. We were utterly at a wedding. I was photographing at a wedding. I was photographing at a wedding. Essentially what happened, facebook pick dinham, videos were coming through. Kicked in. Facebook pick dinham, videos were coming through. Kicked in. What has the impact been like . By turnover has been about 70 . There is difficulty but the town has been reunited. No exaggeration, is it . Todays clean to be huge. Reunited. No exaggeration, is it . Todays clean to be huge. The impact on the town will be great. Especially, yorkshire. They still have delayed the tarmac. It reopened at two oclock. These guys have assured me they will make it. You will make it, wont you, guys . Of course lots of confidence. Back to you. Only if you stop distracting them, jane. Youre watching breakfast. Still to come this morning dont dial and drive. As a crackdown on drivers using their mobiles at the wheel ends, figures show the problem is getting worse. Will tough new rules see them hang up . Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london news. Im alex bushell. The Fire Brigades Union is claiming that there are delays in responding to an emergency because of a glitch in the new it system which sends engines to fires. They say the system known as Vision Ads Has compromised Public Safety as it regularly crashes. The London Fire Brigade says the system has led to average attendance times improving and issues that were raised during a bedding in process have now been resolved. The system has not been fit for purpose. It is a multi Million Pound system which is dogged by technical problems. 15 months after it was introduced, fire engines are being mobilised to the wrong incidents. Sometimes not mobilised at all. Serious questions need to be asked about why so much taxpayers money was spent on a system that was clearly not ready to go live when it did. Talks between tube bosses and unions will continue today aimed at averting a strike scheduled to hit the London Underground network next week. Rmt members are due to stage two walkouts in a Dispute Overjobs and Ticket Office closures. The walkout, lasting from 6pm on sunday until 11am on wednesday, could mean the closure of many stations in zone one. Several Large Scale Oil paintings of central reading by renowned artist ray atkins have gone on display for the first time. The works were completed around 50 years ago, and capture the way the town was changing. Ray atkins who turns 80 this year is part of the London School of artists, which includes David Hockney and lucien freud. The works are on show at reading museum. Lets have a look at the Travel Situation now. On the tube there is a good service on all lines. On the trains, Southeastern Services are delayed through crayford after a Freight Train broke down. Elsewhere, and there is no service at all on the Woolwich Ferry today due to a industrial action. This is the view from the south terminal. Very busy northbound at the Blackwall Tunnel party because of traffic diverting away from the ferry. In the city, cornhill is closed between bankjunction and bishopsgate until april. Wandsworth Ram Street Part of the One Way System is closed for roadworks until the end of the month. Lets have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. There were a few stray showers overnight and still a few around this morning. For the most part, a dry start the day, some brightness around with sunny spells. A very windy, blustery day. More on that later. Rain in the afternoon. A cooler start, seven or eight celsius this morning. We have a met Office Weather warning out for the strength of the winds. It will be very windy this evening when we could looking at gusts of up to a0 mph. To begin with, some sunny spells through the morning and then it will cloud over into afternoon. The winds will start to pick up and will get outbreaks of light, patchy Rain Spreading in from the west. A mild day, 10 or 11 celsius. The winds will pick up as we head into this evenings rush hour. Again, further outbreaks of rain and winds will strengthen, and as we head towards eight or nine oclock, we could be looking at gusts of up to a0 mph. Maybe some travel disruption. The rain will push off to the north and behind that, we have much lighter winds and cooler air. We may just see at touch of frost in more rural spots as we head into tomorrow morning. Much lighter winds over the course of the weekend. Perhaps rain in the east on saturday. Otherwise dry and certainly feeling cooler. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now, though, its back to stef and charlie. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast, with Steph Mcgovern and charlie stayt. chaotic and inadequate a damning report on the uks defence against Cyber Attacks. Parliaments Spending Watchdog blames Poor Organisation and a shortage of trained staff but the government says it has an ambitious security strategy. Good morning, its friday 3rd february. Also this morning theresa may will come face to face with european leaders at a summit this morning shell brief them on her meeting with President Trump and back his call for more spending on nato. A shortage on the shelves uk supermarkets start Rationing Vegetables as Severe Weather in Southern Europe hits supplies. And in sport the england head coach is still not satisfied. Eddie joness team have won 1a games on the trot but says they can get even better ahead of the big kick off in the six nations. Hes been exploring the most remote corners of the globe for decades, adventurer Benedict Allen will tell us what inspired his latest quest to find the elusive birds of paradise. And nick has the weather. Some of us will get windier, some of us will see heavy rain but the further north and east you are you have a quieter and sunnier weather for longest. I have the friday forecast from up on the roof and we will look ahead to the weekend and have an hour. In half an hour. Good morning. A chaotic handling of personal Data Breaches is undermining confidence in the governments ability to protect the uk from Cyber Attacks. Thats according to the commons public accounts committee, which says ministers have taken too long to consolidate the different agencies tasked with stopping attacks. Our Home Affairs CorrespondentDominic Casciani reports. The russians have engaged in Cyber Attacks against the United States of america. A president ial campaign rocked by a hack. Hillary clintons team were targeted in a cyber attack. The resulting leak of staff personal e mails was devastating. But its notjust us politicians who are being embarrassed by Cyber Security breaches. This teenager, daniel kelly, is awaiting sentencing in london for a major cyber attack on talktalk. Personal data belonging to almost 160,000 customers was stolen. Now mps warn the uks National Efforts to counter these threats isnt inspiring confidence either. In its report, the powerful public accounts Committee Says ministers havent consolidated an Alphabet Soup of agencies. They are struggling to find enough people with the right skills and theres been a chaotic response to personal Data Breaches, such as loss of tax records. If something goes wrong it could close down hospitals, we could have a loss of important data and there are some serious things that can happen now with the skills of some of the hackers out there. Just last october, hospitals across North Lincolnshire were the victim of a hack. Hundreds of operations cancelled in grimsby and scunthorpe after a Computer Virus infected their systems. Gchq is the heart of the uks cyber defence. Ministers have pledged more than £3 billion to security over the next five years. But the mps warn there is still no detailed plan for a new National Centre which aims to make the uk the safest place online. It comes as russia has been accused of using Cyber Attacks to destabilise western governments and nato by the Defence Secretary, Michael Fallon. He said moscow was Weaponising Misinformation to expands its sphere of influence. Speaking last night at st andrews university, mr fallon called on nato to strengthen its cyber defences and tackle what he called the false reality being propagated by the kremlin. Theresa may has arrived a summit in malta today where shell brief European Union leaders on her meeting with donald trump, and back his call for nato members to spend more on defence. The Prime Minister will not take pa rt the Prime Minister will not take part ina the Prime Minister will not take part in a debate about the future of the uk after brexit but will hold bilateral meetings with several members. Kevin connolly reports. The cannons will welcome the eu leaders to their first malta summit. They wont have to look far around the coast for reminders of their problems. African migrants who mostly reach europe by boat through libya are stranded here. They wantjobs and documents and a sense of hope. Theyre not optimistic they will get them from the eu gathering. They dont give us our rights. They look at us like animals. Its too much. Very hard. Migration is a major fault line within eu. The mediterranean countries want their partners far from these shores to resettle a share of the migrants. And many are reluctant. Experts warn that alternative solutions, like paying african countries to take migrants back, or trying to stop people from leaving libya, will be difficult and dangerous. If europe manages to shut down or blockade libya there will be a Displacement Effect to neighbouring countries and we will see boats departing from other areas. So on the shores of the mediterranean sea, which has brought so many migrants to europe, the eu leaders will talk as theyve talked before about migration. But they will also have their minds on the choppier political waters ahead, Created Notjust By Brexit but by the turbulent new presidency in washington of donald trump. Kevin connolly, bbc news, malta. And we can speak to kevin now. Would ibe and we can speak to kevin now. Would i be right in characterising this that teresa may is at the talks but not in the talks, a curious situation . Well, i think we are going to have to get used to a situation where the uk Prime Minister for the foreseeable future will be a have in and have eyed presence at european summits. She was the hub and put on vital topics on which britain has an interest but will not be involved in talking about the future of the European Union because britain will not be pa rt union because britain will not be part of that. But in spite of the looming shadow of Brexit Theresa may has an interesting role, because she will be the only person in the room who has dealt with donald trump first hand at the white house and thinks she is bringing an Important Message about Donald Trumps commitment to nato. The hard bit is she says that american commitment to nato depends on European Countries being prepared to spend more of their own money on their own defence and not relying on american money. Although brexit does throw a long shadow over european fears theresa may will be centre stage for that discussion about the trump effect. Supermarkets are rationing the sale of some vegetables to cope with a shortage because of bad weather in spain. Tesco are limiting customers to three Iceberg Lettuces, and theyre not the only ones limiting what shopper can buy. Sean is here to tell us more. What is happening . It is to do with the weather in the south of spain, horrendous rainfall, more than they normally have which has meant a shortage in Iceberg Lettuce. Tesco and morrisons both limiting them to three each. Morrison also limiting broccoli to three each as well. We have heard from a lot of viewers that cucumber, spinach, people are going mad because they cannot find cou rg ettes, going mad because they cannot find courgettes, but they are not going mad, it is because there are shortages across the spectrum of vegeta bles shortages across the spectrum of vegetables at the minute. The British Leafy Salad Association who we have been hearing from said it ta kes we have been hearing from said it takes 11 weeks to grow lettuce so it would fix itself tomorrow, it could be march before it is back to normal. Interesting, we have had a lot of messages and pictures coming in from people. Thank you. New claimants with disabilities could be unable to meet Essential Living Costs if Government Plans to cut Unemployment Benefit go ahead, a group of mps have warned. The work and Pensions Select Committee is calling for a delay to the cut until there is clarification how those most in need will be supported. Engineers are assessing the damage to a partially collapsed pier in north wales. A part of the lower end of Colwyn Bay Victoria Pier collapsed into the sea on wednesday. The pier has been fenced off for some time because of its condition and the public has been urged to stay away from the area. All the sport and a look at the weather coming up in a few minutes. Dozens of cases involving claims of murder and torture against british soldiers after the iraq war will be reviewed after the lawyer behind them was struck off for dishonesty. Phil shiner had 12 charges of misconduct proven against him at a tribunal, and he admitted that hed paid an iraqi fixer to find potential clients. The Defence SecretaryMichael Fallon said hes made soldiers lives a misery and called on him to apologise. Peter ruddick reports. As an Award Winning cuban rights lawyer phil shiners legal reputation was once second to none but now his standing is destroyed and he will never work in the profession again. He rose to prominence representing the family of iraqi hotel worker beaten to death by british shoulders soldiers in 2003. More than 2000 cases were brought against british troops including claims of murder and torture. But his reputation was tarnished when in 201a the enquiry found claims against soldiers in iraq were deliberate lies. None of the cases phil shiner brott have yet ended up in a prosecution and the tea m ended up in a prosecution and the team says it is reviewing the remaining allegations. His firm closed down in august last year after losing legal aid funding. He admitted some misconduct charges against him and acknowledged he would likely be struck off. Yesterdays verdict was a public end toa yesterdays verdict was a public end to a high profile legal career. Lets speak to Hilary Meredith, a lawyer whos represented some of the soliders who had allegations made against them by phil shiner. Were also joined from london by catherine baksi, a legal journalist who was the last person to interview phil shiner back in 2015. Good morning, thank you forjoining us. At the moment, you are still representing soldiers who have been accused by phil shiner of allegations of abuse and misconduct, where does that leave the situation for your clients . At the moment its very much in limbo, no information on what will happen with these cases. My own view is that any evidence brought now for investigation is flawed. The credibility has gone. We would hope that it would be disbanded. Over the thousands of cases phil shiner brought there has not been one single prosecution. We heard from some of the soldiers yesterday, the relief they feel from what has emerged. The people you represent, maybe not reaching the stage yet but do they feel the same sentiment . There is an initial sense of relief that the one person who has brought all these cases is no longer there but there are still prosecutions pending and we dont know whats going to happen at the moment with those. There are still worried people out there and their lives have been on hold for years, marriages ended, the anxiety has been terrible and they are still in limbo. To bring you into this catherine, what does this say about what is happening in the Legal Profession at the moment . It could damage it, we are talking about 2000 cases that phil shiner was involved m, cases that phil shiner was involved in, what does it mean, will it hit the Legal Profession hard . Its done nothing for the reputation of the Legal Profession but i think this was a very Legal Profession but i think this was a very particular case involving a particular man who had an amazing fall from grace. One should bear in mind that the ministry ofjustice, the ministry of defence rather has paid out £20 million in relation to over 300 cases. And as you say, it could potentially be damaging but where does this leave other cases involving other lawyers do you think, notjust phil shiners but others . These circumstances was a very particular set of circumstances involving a man who was driven and focus and perhaps came to blinkered by his drive for the work he was doing. Lawyers take on difficult cases, every day. I think the message of lawyers is that if they are going to take cases like this they will come under scrutiny and they will come under scrutiny and they have to have the highest Ethical Practices and be squeaky clean. What has emerged is that phil shiner went way beyond, what was a cce pta ble shiner went way beyond, what was acceptable in any sense legally or otherwise. Is there a danger sometimes, this is the business you are in, is there a danger that in the desperation to find evidence to back up the case that people overstep the mark . As a lawyer you have two remain focused and independent, we have standards and regulations we have to apply. What phil shiner did was run roughshod over any rules and regulations to make sure he reached the end point he had decided was going to be. That is not a way to conduct it, you owe a duty to the court and your witnesses that they are giving the correct evidence. You are representing soldiers yourself, when we re representing soldiers yourself, when were you made aware or wended rumours start to circulate within the profession about what was happening in this case . |j the profession about what was happening in this case . I came across phil shiner about five years ago. He is very driven and i felt he was very ago. He is very driven and i felt he was very passionate about what he was very passionate about what he was doing, whether you believe it or not. Its extremely disappointing to find out further down the line that there was dishonesty involved, tampering of evidence and almost bribing witnesses. That is not acceptable. The Public Confidence in lawyers must be at an all time low when things like that happen and to restore it back is going to be a big uphill struggle. You interviewed him, did you get any sense of the character he was and that there could be dishonest practice when you were talking to him . I interviewed him in october 2015 at the al sweady report came out. At that stage she was still defiant about all of the work he was doing and the merits of it. He said to me,| doing and the merits of it. He said to me, lam doing and the merits of it. He said to me, i am just doing and the merits of it. He said to me, iamjust a doing and the merits of it. He said to me, i am just a lawyer doing my job, i have got nothing to apologise for, and he was adamant then that the work he and his firm was doing would go on. Did you believe him . Yes, idid, would go on. Did you believe him . Yes, i did, at the time i had no real cause not to. The circumstances of the interview, but were somewhat strange, he had prepared a list of questions for me to ask and he read his answers from a prepared note and didnt want to answer any more questions. I formed the view that that was because of his fears for his own safety and what he was saying. He was very anxious about his safety because of the attacks he had received in the press for the work that he was doing, but at that stage i had no reason to disbelieve what he was saying. Can ijust add, iam what he was saying. Can ijust add, i am passionate about the work i do for the armed forces and have acted for the armed forces and have acted for them for over 25 years, they are fantastic people, the best army in the world, to be honest, and in my experience to bring over 2000 allegations of brutality and wrong doing ina allegations of brutality and wrong doing in a single conflict area just doesnt ring true. Doing in a single conflict area just doesnt ring true. Thank you both very much, Hilary Meredith representing soldiers as well. We have a statement from the military of defence, which told us it has a legal obligation to investigate criminal allegations and support all serving and former personnel through the process. Lets look what is happening with the weather. We are looking down over regent street, not a lot of cloud in that direction but the other side of the camera there is blue sky, the story over the next few days. There is talk of unsettled weather coming in but we will all have drier, sunny moments as well this weekend. The story for today is that we do have an area of low pressure approaching southern part of the uk, so for some of us the wind is going to big up, gail is developing and some heavy rain moving in as well. It is a blustery start wherever you are this morning, especially in scotland, lots of showers passing through here. You can see the rain coming into South West England and more of england into this afternoon, heavy bursts into South West England and wales, hill snow in wales but to the north and east quieter and sunnier weather for some north and east quieter and sunnier weatherfor some on the north and east quieter and sunnier weather for some on the way. Apm this afternoon in scotland, where we start with blustery showers, it is quieter, sunny spells around. Rain edging into south west scotland, into the east of Northern Ireland to end the day. Parts of the midlands and south east england, where the wind picks up but it stays dry until after dark. Into this evening, South West England and wales getting increasingly heavy bursts of rain, quite squally showers well, so perhaps difficult travelling conditions with that Standing Water On The Roads. It is notjust the rain heading in but the wind is picking up, severe gales in the Channel Islands, 60, 70 up, severe gales in the Channel Islands, 60,70 mph, up, severe gales in the Channel Islands, 60, 70 mph, cluster that on the south coast of england for a time and inland in Southern England a0 to 50 mph is possible for a time. Strong wind pushes up the eastern side of the uk tonight, into scotla nd side of the uk tonight, into scotland by the end of the night and overnight we get Rain And Hill Snow pushing northwards across the uk. Behind that system in england and wales, the wind eases and clearer skies, colder, so there will be A Touch Of Frost for some of us here. That takes us to saturday, we start with that Weather System pushing Rain And Hill Snow to scotland, gusty wind, severe gales in the far north, which will hang around for much of the day. Elsewhere, dry, sunny weather, the risk of outbreaks of rain to parts of the south and South East Of England and later heavy showers coming back to western coastal parts of the uk. Called the field this weekend so on saturday night we will get a frost, maybe some fog patches around. Close to do north sea coast you could see a speu north sea coast you could see a spell of rain but on sunday you could see some sunshine chumming up there. It will not feel particularly warm, dry, sunny weather around and not as windy as well. Today, the south getting that rain and strong wind moving in, quieter weather south getting that rain and strong wind moving in, quieterweatherfor many others at the weekend. We are talking today about vegetables and how there has been a shortage in the uk, and this is to do with the weather affecting spain. What is happening there . Two things, lots of cold weather across Southern Europe, if you remember not to long ago when we were perhaps fairly mild there was snow covering the greek islands, heavy snow in italy, we saw that bush into spain, so cold and snow has been one issue and at the moment it is really quite stormy through parts of iberia, into france, the bay of biscay, and the southern flank of this area of low pressure which has given a glancing blow to the uk, so if it is not cold and snow it is wind and rain, there has been a fair amount of weather elsewhere in europe. And at this time of year it is unusualfor and at this time of year it is unusual for them to be so extreme . Yes, in terms of the Colder Weather we have seen, it will absolutely impact some of the grubbers. Nick, thank you very much. The reason that we are talking about this is because of the effect it is having on vegetables in the supermarket here. Supermarkets are rationing the sale of some vegetables to cope with a shortage because of bad weather in spain. Lets talk to theresa, a former buyer, about this. It is very unusualfor a buyer, about this. It is very unusual for a supermarket to ration things, though, isnt it . Unusual for a supermarket to ration things, though, isnt it . What they are worried about is these are vegeta bles are worried about is these are vegetables grown outside so they have been affected by the weather, particularly in spain, and they dont want people coming in, particularly from the catering side who would normally buy from wholesalers, where the price has gone up a lot, and clearing the shelves. They want to say to their customers, you can only have a bit, we are trying to be fair. It is unusual, im not certain many people would eat three Iceberg Lettuces per week the trouble is our Shopping Habits have changed and we are so used to salads and Everything Else 52 weeks per year, and sometimes we cannot have it, but there are alternatives. We have had lots of people contact us about things they have not been able to find, notjust Iceberg Lettuces but aubergines, tomatoes, cucumbers and the like, people sending in pictures as well when they have been to the supermarkets to find these things. Did you think, then, this will impact on price, because that is the next question whenever there is a shortage of supply, prices are hit . Well, it will impact on price, it is interesting because in the supermarkets lately they have tried to keep their vegetables, particularly cucumbers, as low as possible, and it is interesting because in england, in kent and vannett we have these huge glass houses which are growing cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes all under glass so the people who supply them will have no shortages at all. How long do you think the shortages will last . It is an ongoing thing, the problem is not only were they not able to pick them before christmas but they have not been able to replant them so people need to look at alternatives. If you are looking for broccoli, go for frozen broccoli. We have got used to this, i wanted, i can have it any time. Now, if the price goes up, look for an alternative. There are plenty. Now, if the price goes up, look for an alternative. There are plentylj was an alternative. There are plenty. was going to say, there are lots of different types of vegetables so this will not mean we will not be able to get our five a day or whatever, will it . Know, and the icebergs are coming in from america, but they will be more expensive. If you are desperate for writ, you will have to pay for it. Theresa, thank you for your time. And thank you to everybody sending in comments and pictures as they are out shopping. A few themes emerging from those texts a nd a few themes emerging from those texts and e mails, lots of people making the perfectly valid point that there are lots of different fruit and veg you can buy, if you go seasonal when you will not be affected by the issues of the products being brought overfrom spain, which a lot of people have said to us. Avril said, spinach is amongst those things that she has found to find, non in her local supermarket, sainsburys, morrisons or asda. These vary according to where you are. Some people say they have products in one place and not another. Interesting from rebecca in north wales, she says, you are lucky to find ahead of broccoli even when things are good europe lots of messages coming in from people saying about the difficulties, and again those pictures of empty shelves. It is because we are so used to being able to get whatever we want whenever we wa nt to get whatever we want whenever we want it, and that goes back to it being more seasonal, maybe that is something we have to accept. And every time we do these pieces, someone else comes in with a different thing they have struggled to find. John said, there were no red or cucumbers at my local branch of tesco yesterday, a lot of people we re of tesco yesterday, a lot of people were not expecting that. Individual items missing at different times. Lots of people telling us that they grow their own, we heard to raise are talking about other ways to grow vegetables under cover in eventually greenhouses, a few people have been in touch today, we grow our own so we are not struggling to find things in the supermarket because we have got them ourselves thank you for all those comments. Lets just show you now the image this morning from tadcaster, this is the live picture of the bridge intact, as you can see, at 2pm this afternoon we are told the bridge will have its official opening. You may remember the images dating back to 2015, boxing day, when those storms took away the bridge, literally washed away. This was a community that was literally split in two. It has taken a while, just over a year, and now it is intact. By over a year, and now it is intact. By the look of it, they are doing the final bits of preparation for the final bits of preparation for the bridge itself. We were with Jane Mccubbin earlier who is there and she was saying they we re who is there and she was saying they were about to lay the tarmac, so still some things to do before tbm but she spoke to the builders and they were confident they would get this done for 2pm, and one of the guests she was talking to, one of the residents, who said it is vital for the community. We will be live in tadcaster and little later this morning. Now, the news, travel and weather where you are. This is business live from bbc news with rachel horne low pressure low pressure approaching from the south west is set to bring us pretty wet and Windy Weather at times particularly across southern parts of the country which is where you will see the strongest of the winds, quiet in the northern and North Eastern parts through the day but the rain piling in across the south west of england and into wales, the winds also strengthening, further north scattered showers but a good deal of dry in reasonably bright weather for scotland into the afternoon, Northern Ireland will see heavy rain starting to move on, maybe even a bit of snow in the west, rain also affecting down towards the england, some south west water, the winds will be the main feature, gusts to around 50 mph quite widely across coastal parts of the south west. They could get up to around 70 mph and into the evening that is when we will see the strongest of them transferring to the south east. Could be some disruption due to strong winds particularly across Southern England. Moving into the evening and overnight, showery rain and hills snow, could see A Touch Of Frost through parts of the midlands, northern england, wales and Northern Ireland. Further south on saturday we expect to see another area of rain, perhaps parts of east anglia, still wintry showers for scotland but a good slice of the country does look still a few showers across the periphery, most places largely dry and a bit fresher with temperatures around 5 8d. This is business live from bbc news with rachel horne and aaron heslehurst. Small talk, big money. Snapchat files for a stock market flotation that could be the biggest tech ipo since facebook. Live from london, thats our top story on friday 3rd february. Its set to be a massive deal snapchat could be worth up to 25 billion, but the photo messaging company is yet to record a profit in its five year history. 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