Showers in makes it feel cool but first up on this weeks travel show, simon platts heads to europes most High Pressure building in from the active volcano on the italian west and that means for most it is set to turn dry from tuesday onwards. A few showers in northern and eastern parts of the Country Island of sicily. Through Tuesday Morning and they will ease away. Long sunny spells with temperatures down and windchill good morning. To go with it. Still at levels above welcome to breakfast with Nina Warhurst where they should before this time and rogerjohnson. Of year and we stick with that much theres been an earthquake our headlines today on the south side of etna. More than 300 people have now died of year and we stick with that much of the working week. E la sirena, ecco from the coronavirus outbreak ho detto che sarebbe tornato. As more britons fly home from wuhan. In one of the most volcanic the first Death Outside china has regions in europe, an earthquake is detected. Been reported in the philippines. Tough talk from boris johnson, it could investigate as the Prime Minister now its time for the film review devastating activity reveals his demands on the continents largest volcano. For a post brexit trade deal. The stars are coming out for this years baftas, but the awards are under fire but still, on etna, for a lack of diversity amongst tourists gather unaware. Nominees. With mark kermode and jane hill. In the six nations, wales win, right now we are by 9,000 feet but too many mistakes for scotland. Above the sea level, the new captain stuart hogg has a howler. The highest you can get fumbling the ball on the line when you come to mount etna. What we are looking at is the south east hello, and welcome to crater, the baby. And gifting the match to ireland. The film review on bbc news. Its the newest, 1971, but its also considered the most
to take us through this weeks cinema releases is mark kermode. Dangerous at all because at this moment, its becoming, and in weather, after heavy rain hello, mark. Hello, a mixed bag, how you say, hyperactive. Overnight and to start the day we have a Beautiful Day in the neighborhood, gcioss which is a very strange film overnight and to start the day across england, wales, Northern Ireland, thanks in a little bit starring tom hanks. Drier. Of the scotland rains priebus way northwards and we could see some we have Richard Jewell, a true story snow over the hills too. All the directed by Clint Eastwood. As a journalist, making details here on breakfast. And the Rhythm Section, an uneven programmes around thriller with blake lively. So, a Beautiful Day the world, i travel a lot. Its sunday, february 2. Our top story more British Nationals are expected to leave in the neighborhood, the chinese city of wuhan today, like any traveller, following the outbreak a certain amount of risk you have seen it . Goes with the territory. Of the coronavirus which has killed i am already intrigued more than 300 people. Because you said it was it comes as the first Death Outside unusual, its kind of interesting. But some of those risks seem china has been confirmed in the philippines. We can go now to our correspondent, directed by marielle heller, clearer than others. 0livia richwald, whos outside who made can you ever forgive me . The university of york. It was confirmed yesterday that one it is a story which centres around of the uks two patients a legendary figure in america, fred the recent catastrophic eruption on new zealands white island is studying there. 0livia, whats the latest . Rogers, everybody in america which killed 20 and injured knows him, this symbol of everything a further 27 has highlighted good and honest and wholesome and truthful. I have to say, before i saw the risk of visiting the film, i knew nothing about him at all. Active volcanoes. But for the 10,000 a year heading Public Health officials have to trade a delicate path. So a uk wide in the film, we see him doing to white island and the many more a kids show, kind of a cross visiting the 1,500 active between sesame street and a session volcanoes around the world, with a psychiatrist. There is a journalist, lloyd vogel, how could they really understand Advertising Campaign now aims to played by matthew rhys, the likelihood of disaster . Someone who is known i wanted to find out more
offer measured, straightforward advice. For example, use and then for taking a scalpel to their subjects. About what it means to visit dispose of tissues when you cough or these mythical phenomena and also they say at the beginning, after what they mean to the People Living youve has written about somebody, they dont want to in their shadow. Sneeze, wash dispose of tissues when you cough or sneeze, wash your dispose of tissues when you cough or sneeze, wash your hands properly talk to you again. Using soap and water, and those who they send him to do a profile have returned from china in the past piece on fred rogers as a 14 days are asked to stay at home if series of pieces on american hero. They start to feel ill, rather than he goes to meet fred rogers and cannot rushing to hospital where more figure it out whetherhe is for real so im going to etna, people could be infected. Its but im not the first bbcjournalist likely that those most at risk from or whether it a fake. Heres a clip. The virus are same groups vulnerable to visit the volcano. To winter flu and other seasonal bugs. The frail and elderly or those with compromised immune systems, like People Living with diabetes. And, action. Meanwhile, efforts to trace those who may have come into close contact do you know what this is . Just three years ago, with the two chinese nationals who a group of tourists, along with bbc science fell ill in york are continuing. Correspondent rebecca morrell, 0fficials fell ill in york are continuing. Officials at the university of york, its lloyd. Were suddenly hit by an eruption on the where one of them is studying, so side of the volcano. The risk to staff and other students lloyd. Have you seen the others . Yeah, theyre down there. Is low. Dominic hughes, bbc news. Hold, please. The Prime Minister is expected we cant fire him, can we . To say he wont fall in line with eu hello, lloyd. It was lucky that none rules when negotiating oh, its nice to meet you. Were killed by the molten rocks a trade deal with brussels. That showered the group borisjohnson will say in a speech are you all right . Tomorrow that therell be no play at the plate. As they ran for shelter. Concessions and that hes not oh, that looks like it hurts. Afraid of border checks between the uk and the eu. But in coming here, i have been told
lets speak now to our political lets chat afterwards. By many people that this volcano we need to keep moving. Is perfectly safe. Maybe we could have evan correspondent, tom barton. Been take a look at him . No, im good, im good. Sorry, fred, just need to. But firstly, etna is currently all right, all right. Probably the most active volcano good morning, tom. The first speech its wonderful to meet you, so glad on earth and in terms of eruption frequency, post brexit and he is talking tough, youre here, lloyd, im looking productivity, etna certainly has one of the most sophisticated monitoring isnt he . Yes. And if you thought forward to talking with you, i truly am. Surveillance systems on earth. After this. Another break that has happened we would be hearing more about britains relationship with the eu, then think again. Because weve everyone, this is lloyd vogel, you have instruments that record any still got that future trade relationship to be sorted out and in he is a wonderful writer. Sort of ground vibration, that performance is so this piece tomorrow borisjohnson strange, the first time then we measure gas you meet the character, emission and then magnetism will set out how he thinks those and gravity and infra sound, which are acoustic signals at very low frequencies that we cannot hear, negotiations should go. The prime i couldnt get a handle on him and then obviously there is a great minister will say is aiming for a at all, exactly as journalist is. Need for monitoring deal similar to the one that the eu then during their of volcanic ash emissions. Conversations, every time lloyd asks about fred, currently has with canada. A he kind of turns round back we have surveillance cameras, to it about being lloyd. We have thermal cameras, relatively loose arrangement, one we have computer stimulations, which these no taxes on imports of so this is being done now, this is based by a journalist virtually all the time. And i still left out a few things. Goods, but doesnt do much, for who did say that after meeting fred example, to help out financial rogers, his worldview services. The pm, though, will also say is willing to go for an even did change, he started but for the people here, loose arrangement than one that but that is much more to try and see the good in things. Than just data. Could see checks at the border if they call her mamma, in the case of this, they have necessary. Number 10 making it clear that they are irritated by the eu fictionalised and over dramatised
the story of lloyd vogel, he is in the middle talking about britain possibly of real, personal crisis. And she is a constant companion. Following eu rules after the end of through his meeting with fred, he does come to change, the transition period at the end of in a much more dramatic way this year. Borisjohnson will also than actually happened in real life. Point out to europe that they are in 1669, the lava flow in six months but the kernel of truth is there, that somebody with this dyspeptic covered a distance of a5 miles. Not his only priority, saying he view of the world met this also wants to get trade negotiations it covered little villages figure who just seems under way pretty quickly with other like nobody could be that nice, nobody could be that positive, countries like the us, japan, such as nicolosi. And somehow couldnt discover a australia, new zealand. Now, this is chink in their armour. If you look around, you can see going to be tough talk from the old flows, late 1800s. You see the lava flow Prime Minister, but its coming on i have to say, it is hard, the same day that the eu will set nay, impossible, to think of an actor of 1983 and you can get other than tom hanks out its opening negotiating who could have pulled into peoples experience. Positions in these really are that character off. Opening shots in trade negotiations what did you think of it . I spent a lot of time thinking, for me, etna is mamma etna. Does it just cross which, think it is fair to say, are it is a volcano, amazing going to be pretty hard fought. the line of schmaltz . Going to be pretty hard foughtli i decided theyjust kept it back, think you are absolutely right. Tough times ahead. Tank you, tom. Theyjust managed it, i think but is in my heart. Residents in wakefield have been that his because we all kind of love allowed to return to their homes tom hanks, and you cut him so much following a huge fire at an industrial bakery. Slack, and hes so impressive. More than a hundred firefighters were at the scene of the blaze also, when you first meet him, at westgate retail park yesterday. If you dont know the it was feared the building may have character, he is kind of creepy. Contained asbestos however the fire the way that everything is, hello, service confirmed that none lloyd, how are you . Was released into the air. Its a little odd. The Israeli Military says its its all about you, lloyd hit a number of targets in the gaza strip belonging and there is something thats, to the Palestinian Group hamas. No, just back off no, i think the film is really the military said it was responding interesting and really to rockets fired from gaza, which it says were aimed strange, and i like at israeli civilians. The strangeness of it very much. Israeli media says the government yes. Richard jewell, a film has decided to block the import in which kathy bates has got a of cement into gaza to try best supporting actress nomination. Clint eastwood drama, based on a real life story based on a Security Guard who spotted and stop further attacks. A suspect package at olympic park in 1996, and alerted the authorities, and subsequently became the subject of the fbis Clarence House has defended investigations as he was somebody the prince of wales who really wanted to be after he travelled in a private a Law Enforcement officer. Helicopter to make a speech about reducing aircraft emissions. Prince charles flew from highgrove to cambridge for the talk. Its estimated the journey, somehow, he fitted the profile of which cost at least £12,000, caused 2. 5 tons of carbon emissions, somebody who might have done which is considerably more something to draw attention to than the 0. 2 tons that himself. Would have been released had this got out to the press, he travelled by car. He was treated appallingly Clarence House said the prince offsets his carbon by the press. Footprint every year. But of course, faith terrific performances by Paul Walter Hauser and monitoring alone as Richard Jewell at the centre of it, very good performance wont reassure many travellers. When boris and his team find by kathy bates as the mother activity, they send their findings to a special organisation. Margot robbie, Renee Zellweger, who sees the media closing in on him and al pacino are just some they use the data to set of the stars up for awards and this terrible media restrictions on where people can treatment he gets. At tonights baftas ceremony it is a salutary story, go on etna. In londons royal albert hall. A story about what happens
the nominations have been criticised when somebody is thrust, for their lack of diversity, completely unjustly, with all 20 acting nominees into the spotlight. Being white, and no female directors being recognised for it is a shame, therefore, the seventh year running. That the figure of 0ur entertainment correspondent the centraljournalist who breaks the story is itself guilty of some really crass, sexist stereotyping, which is to do with the film itself Colin Paterson reports. Wanting to say, look at how bad media are. The british world war i epic 1917 is but actually falls into some the runaway favourite at tonights vilification of her character which ba fta the runaway favourite at tonights bafta film awards. And with your is unwarranted and unfair. Help id like to keep it that way. Although Clint Eastwood knows how to do simple stroke dramas, its already triumphed at the golden he is very good at no fuss, you look at his best stuff. Globes and the Producers Guild awards and it would be a major surprise if it was not now recognised in its home country. From it isjust a shame. As i say, a story about the the moment it was announced that misrepresentation of somebody in the Renee Zellweger had been cast as the public. It is a shame that it falls judy garland in judy, Renee Zellweger had been cast as judy garland injudy, she was being into that itself with the tipped for award success. And her representation of a journalist. And the Rhythm Section . Based on the novel written by mark burnell, renaissance, as it has been dubbed, who also wrote the script. Should result in a win. A first up blake lively is a traumatised woman who lost herfamily in an air crash, she then discovers to 416 should result in a win. A first up to a16 years bafta. Thejudge has it was not an accident, the most nominations, with 11. The it was an assassination. First ever comic book film to be she resolves to find
nominated for best picture. 0ne the killer, in order to do it, she has to find it jude law, somebody who has specialist experience, and is not first ever comic book film to be nominated for best picture. One of the oddest situations night is in pleased to see her. Here is a clip. Best supporting actress, margot robbie. I dont want to be on tv, who else knows youre here . I want to be on fox find herself up no one. I cant hear you. Against margot robbie. She is no, no one. Nominated for both a role in bombshell and in Quentin Tarantinos 0nce bombshell and in Quentin Tarantinos no one knows but me. Once upon bombshell and in Quentin Tarantinos 0nce upona bombshell and in Quentin Tarantinos once upon a time. In hollywood was and much has been made the lack of why did you come here then . Diversity in this years bafta sewol there is no universal system to tell double 20 acting nominations are you the chances of an eruption. White and best director is all male for the seventh year in a row. The each place has its own, and fortunately, in etnas case, im going to kill reza. Situation should provide plenty of 0h, god. He must be terrified. Material for situation should provide plenty of materialfor graham situation should provide plenty of the lava moves very slowly. Material for graham norton, who situation should provide plenty of materialfor graham norton, who was hosting for the first time. Only red help me find him. Etna has killed no more than 77 carpet arrivals can be seen live on you want to kill Mohammed Reza . The bbc news channel in a special you need to hire a professional. Programme from 5 15pm this i dont have any money. People in the last 2,700 years. Oh, well, you have a job. Youre a prostitute, arent you . Afternoon. Colin, bbc news. So heres the thing. Intense local monitoring and strong have you seen the irishman . regulation can protect people but by visiting, you put so, some talent there, your trust in others and individual tour operators. Havent. It is breathtakingly good. Good talent in front of the camera, let us have a look at what the also behind, reed morano, newspapers have for us this morning. Cinematographer turned director. The problem with it is that,
the sunday express says on the one hand, it what you can do is research wants to be a serious whats happening at your the Prime Minister will set the tone volcano to help you for an assertive post Brexit Britain on monday. Character study, on the other hand, understand the risks. It shows mrjohnson bonging his own it wants to be a James Bond Style gong at the time the uk left in coming here, all the people action adventure, which is maybe ive met have reconciled the eu on friday. Like a rerun of luc bessons nikita, meanwhile, the sunday telegraph themselves to living in mammas claims borisjohnson is infuriated or more recently, something with what he sees as an eu attempt like red sparrow or atomic blonde. As a result of it, you never invest shadow in their own unique way. To frustrate a free trade deal. In at the characters, it comes as he prepares to negotiate you never believe in them. The uks future relationship with the eu. Away from brexit, the sunday mirror reports that Prince Charles flew 125 miles by helicopter to make a speech about lowering aircraft emissions. Despite some crunchy fight the paper says the pollution from the flight was 12 times higher sequences, a well orchestrated car than if hed travelled by car. And the most read article chase, but at no point did i think on the bbc news website that anyone in at the film was doing is about the coronavirus outbreak. America and australia have now closed their borders anything other than acting the role to arrivals from china. Of being in on the film. It is a real indication of the film does not make sense on its own terms, you dont watch it, you look at it. You just see it pass for me, etna is a little by but you never bit like a person. Get involved in it, a very. Slightly lunatic person. And i was never involved. It is a shame because there a person that you adore are lots of very talented people but at the same time you have involved in it, i think the project difficulties in understanding but if you adore, you love itself, i think, is very flawed. It makes me smile but this story theres a lot of talent the person, you accept that person. In the best out and worst. Hasnt been linked to brexit, which 0h, the personal history of david copperfield, i love it, i thought was pretty much
inevitable. Well take a look at youve seen it, right . Yes, yes. For me, with etna, the incredible isnt it wonderful . Experience of seeing one some of the stories inside the Armando Iannucci has done a wonderfuljob of natures most stunning papers. The sunday express has a with this dickens adaptation. Dev patel is at the centre of a wonderful ensemble cast. Story about shrewsbury cathedral, the bell is due to toll again for you know, colour blind the bell is due to toll again for the first time there since 1973. It casting used at its very, displays is worth that risk. Very best, everybody is cast because they are the right person for the role, because they bring is in my mind. That is when we the right skill to the role. Extraordinary ensemble cast. , well, if that made you joined the european community. It loads of speaking parts. Want to find out more, has been silent all the way through its funny, its uplifting. But you dont want to step foot it looks wonderful, i think. On an active volcano, there are some travel show oui has been silent all the way through our membership of the european it looks fabulous, actually, union. Thats because they found a it looks a bit gilliam esque, recommendations for you. Special electronic way of making it i think, as well. Work. The bell is hundreds of years at a time, you know, there is a lot head to tanzania, to africas largest old and is a bit of restoration. Of uncertainty, it is a film that mountain, kilimanjaro. Celebrates community the best they have missed the chance to do a in people, suggesting it is possible brexit linked headlines but there is a brexit linked to it. You go for people to come together at dormant volcanoes like this, and resolve their differences. You are free to explore without much you know, how timely that be . Worry of an eruption shrewsbury, i see shrewsbury. And although you need to be Everybody Needs to watch it then. Fit and well prepared, you dont have to be a professional dvd for anyone who wants say. They are bemoaning the new mountaineer to reach to stay in this weekend . Finally, Downton Abbey, kilimanjaros summit. I never seen the tv show, but i james bond film. Cinemas expected to didnt need to. Back in italy, pompeii last up to three hours, no time is a fascinating time capsule from when the eruption you see the movie, you go, yeah, of nearby vesuvius in 79ad left a roman city buried that is exactly what i thought today. The 25th outing forjames Downton Abbey was going to be. A friend of mine who once wrote under metres of ash. A review of a film which said, bond. It is one of those films they goes down nicely with a cup of tea. Will only watch over christmas or a and that is Downton Abbey. Holiday period. You will be archaeologists have been uncovering that is perfect for dvd, isnt it . Pompeii for centuries and discoveries are still dedicating three hours of your life. I dont mind a long running film. Exactly, nothing to frighten the horses at all. Being made there today. They have lived list of the and you get maggie smith, so what more do you want . But for something a bit different, different durations down the years. Yeah. Head to lake toba thank you very much, mark, on the indonesian island of sumatra. Doctor no, the first one was 1. 5 interesting, a curious week, interesting week. Hours. There seems to be a trend for this place is thought by some see you next week, thanks for watching, experts to have been the site long films. The irishman is another enjoy your cinema going, bye bye. Of a super volcanic eruption that one. Three hours. Meghan, the nearly wiped out all human life. Duchess of sussex, in the sunday express today. Apparently she is whats left now, though, making was being tipped for atv is a beautiful lush landscape, well worth a visit. Return in a netflix programme that has been filmed at the moment about people who are remarrying, with her friend who was working on the programme. The article goes on to expand and say there is some good morning, welcome disquiet in canada about the way the to breakfast with Nina Warhurst and rogerjohnson. Sussexes have been able to move on our headlines today more than 300 people have now died sussexes have been able to move vancouver island, not having to go from the coronavirus outbreak, through the usual settlement as more britons fly procedures that families have to go home from wuhan. The first Death Outside china has through and suggesting that may been reported in the philippines spark the end of the monarchy in tough talk from boris johnson,
canada. That is as a documentary, as the Prime Minister reveals his demands hello, this is breakfast rather than an actor as she was with Nina Warhurst and roger for a post brexit trade deal. Johnson. Good morning. Heres a summary of todays main the stars are coming out previously in suits. I think it was stories from bbc news. For this years baftas, the first known death but the awards are under fire a friend she was in suits with. In from coronavirus outside china has for a lack of diversity been confirmed in the philippines. Health Officials Say the patient amongst nominees. Was a aa year old man from wuhan, the sun this morning, room for a where the virus was first detected. In the six nations, wales win, it has killed more than but too many mistakes for scotland. Swa n the sun this morning, room for a swan on top. A double pacquiao, they 300 people in china, with 1a,000 people infected. The new captain call it. A swan and her signet lets get the latest stuart hogg has a howler. From our china correspondent, fumbling on the line and gifting trying to catch a bus in south robin brant, whos in shanghai. London. They are in south west the match to ireland. London. They are in south west london. They are in south west london. The person who snapped these was sitting in a pub and managed to and in weather, after some heavy good morning to you. Just bring us zoom in and take these photos and rain overnight and to start the day send them into the paper. Early on. Up to date with the latest. We know across england, wales and northern we have a bit of a film theme to ireland, things turned drier. But now the first Death Outside china. This half hour. We have the film snow over the hills in scotland. Yes, and that is significant, because of course the huge effort review coming up in a moment. As we both internationally and its sunday, we re review coming up in a moment. As we were hearing a moment ago, stars domestically here is to try to the 2nd of february. From the Silver Screen will go to contain this virus. So this our top story its been confirmed this morning the red carpet for the bafta s that more British Nationals have tonight. This is nominations have been criticised for a lack of aa year old man died in manila on left the chinese city of wuhan. Saturday, we are told. It is diversity. This years. It comes as the first death of coronavirus outside believed he contracted this type of of china was confirmed in the philippines. Health Officials Say the patient coronavirus in china before he was a aa year old man from wuhan, arrived in the philippines. He was where the virus was first detected. There are no black actors up for an award in any from wuhan. But nonetheless insignificant, the first death of the 20 acting categories, more than 300 people leading to real frustration outside of the chinese mainland. The have died from the virus vast majority of deaths in and from black and ethnic minority since the outbreak began. Film makers who are making more simonjones reports. Independent films on their terms. 0ur entertainment correspondent cases are in china and they are Brenda Emmanus reports. Music plays. For 15 years the screen centred around that city of wuhan. The checks that have become part nation film and Television Awards has been celebrating black creative of daily life in china continue the government continues in its effo rts the government continues in its efforts to try to contain the to try to stop the rapid talent, from big names to rising spread. We learned today of a spread of the virus. Stars. But the glitz and glamour of meeting on friday chaired by chinese but now, for the first time, a Death Outside of the country, this annual awards ceremony doesnt in the philippines. Hide the fact that there is a cycle premier li keqiang, he is in charge people there had already of frustration amongst these of the National Push against creatives. Fuelled by the lack of started queueing to buy acknowledgement from the uk film coronavirus, and they are ordering provincial governments to consider industry. Hailed as one of the further staggering the chinese new facemasks even before the news of the fatality emerged. The World Health Organization say pioneers of black independent cinema, director and writer milik he was a aa year old man from wuhan, year holiday, it has already been who was visiting the philippines. He appears to have postponed, they are trying to been infected before surveyors is uninspired by the stagette even further, this is arriving there. Progress he has witnessed in the 30 an increasing number of countries because today is supposed to be the have started imposing day when up to half a people in travel restrictions on chinese citizens. Year career. Im disappointed with the current situation, because they china get back on planes and trains the us and australia among those see a great deal of talent that has and into buses and head home after the outbreak. The bigger concern is to deny entry to all foreign visitors who had that present a further opportunity recently been to china. Basically been wasted. And it seems though there is a warning that that may have now we are in this situation where for this opportunity to spread limited effect. Across the country big concern. Whenever people want robin brant in shanghai this to travel they will. We have no writers that are present morning. Thank you. The Prime Minister is expected and if the official
paths are not open they in tv, we have hardly any direct is to say he is not afraid of border will find unofficial paths. Checks between the uk and eu the only way to control and check, to identify travel history, an talent or any expression of the and that therell be no concessions when negotiating to try to monitor whos a trade deal with brussels. Boris johnson will make coming across your black experience. Since the 70s, the the statement tomorrow. He will also rule out falling border and to see whether they any in line with eu rules. Signs of infection is through the two sides have until the end official Border Crossing points. Of the year to agree to a deal. Other countries are continuing Award Winning director has himself to repatriate their own citizens. Been documenting the black reduce the Israeli Military says its france transported a group hit a number of targets from the embassy to wuhan airport. Experience. What do you believe in the gaza strip belonging to the Palestinian Group hamas. They will spend 1a days needs to be done . The tv industry in the military said it was responding to rockets fired from gaza, in quarantine at home. The Film Industry regulate which it says were aimed themselves, and unlike other at israeli civilians. It is thought there israeli media says the government are 11 British National industries, and i think they needs has decided to block the import is on board the flight. Of cement into gaza to try to bea industries, and i think they needs to be a change in the way that the in wuhan, the construction and stop further attacks. Industry operates there needs to of a new hospital to deal be. 38, living at home, alone, with Clarence House has defended with the sick continues, the prince of wales with the rapid spread of the virus, your mother. This is a romantic after he travelled in a private for the authorities, helicopter to make a speech cant come soon enough. Comedy written and direct to buy simon jones, bbc news. About reducing aircraft emissions. In a moment well be hearing from our reporter Prince Charles flew from highgrove lee. From the generation of to cambridge for the talk. Olivia richwald in york. Directors that followed menelik its estimated the journey, a student from the citys which cost at least £12 thousand university is one of the two shabazz, he tried to bring alternative black voices to the pounds, caused two point five tons people who have the virus of carbon emissions, in the uk. Screen. If i try to portray a story which is considerably more but first, lets get the latest than the zero point two tons that from our china correspondent, that didnt adhere to the kind of would have been released had robin brant, in shanghai. He travelled by car. Clarence house said stereotypes that we normally see a the prince offsets his carbon black people in this country, footprint every year. Stories around crime, stories around
tell us more about this confirmed drugs, stories around music, if they stepped out of those stereotypes, i case outside china, the first death . Wasnt really going to get anywhere, those are the main stories. You are he isa no one was interested in those kind up to date. Lets catch up with the case outside china, the first death . He is a 44 year old man. That is of narrative. When we talk about relatively young. He died on sport. The first weekend of the six lack of adversity think what were nations is up and running. Yes, one saturday in manila. The world Health Talking about his inequality and i think people to tell it what it is. Of the matches at least went this debate has been going on for according to plan all the way we Organization Says it believes he decades and it is kind of time it expected it to go, a huge one for contracted this type of coronavirus before he got to the philippines. So stops now. How about we make a film . Wales, but Scotland Ireland was he essentially took it with him. It it could be a big collaborative quite painful to watch for me. Project . Dear babylon is one of doesnt seem to be a case of human ireland hadnt lost in dublin again scotla nd ireland hadnt lost in dublin again scotland 1a years. I think we to human contamination in the several films this direct the zone. A promising second year student. expected them to win. But what a philippines. He is from wuhan and it seems almost certain that is where tale of two captains and what a he got this virus, which is mistake for stuart hogg. Unfortunately killed him. He takes feel like my younger generation, we yes, the six nations is well and truly under way. A huge win for the reigning the total death toll to 305. 304 on champions wales, while mistakes for scotland gave ireland the edge. Ca re feel like my younger generation, we care but we dont care. We just need to make our stuff, even if the andy swiss rounds up the action. The total death toll to 305. 304 on please welcome scotland and ireland the chinese mainland. The vast majority of cases of people infected industry doesnt support. Ive feel like eventually theyll come around. And the deaths are centred around but i dont want to wait until im two new old rivals 60 saying ive finally got with two new captains. Wuhan. Nonetheless, this is recognition. From pioneers to significant, the first Death Outside promising future stars, has been a they would have two the chinese mainland. We are seeing very different days. Ireland hadnt lost other governments in this part of long journey for these three generations of black filmmakers, but the world further steps to shut to scotland in the decade. Her optimism in the call for change confident . Themselves off from the new zealand
may mark a turning point. Government has announced it will not allow a ny government has announced it will not allow any travellers coming from the well, they were confident chinese mainland into new zealand at after this, skipperjohnny sexton the moment. Robin, thank you. Robin putting the hosts ahead. But scotland stayed in touch and after the break, brant live in shanghai. It was their captains chance. Surely stuart hogg had scored . Lets hearfrom our reporter, but just watch this. Replays showed he dropped it olivia richwald, who is outside the university of york, on the line and as the ball where its been confirmed one of agonisingly slipped from his grasp, the uk patients studies. Lets check in now with matt for the what more do we know, olivia . Had his teams chances. Sexton certainly didnt help, well here at the university of york as he booted irelands19 12 ahead, it is an anxious time for everyone, but still scotland werent done. In the closing minutes, especially the 1500 plus chinese within inches of the line, weather for to everyone a bit of students. After it was confirmed but Irelands Defence clung on to claim a hard fought victory. That one of those students has rain overnight with a lot of a everything was about the result. I am happy with how we stuck tested positive for coronavirus, in and fought back. There were fears that other people we just couldnt get that lead. May have been exposed to it. Different story in scotland and that we could have really opened up, however, yesterday the vice but we couldnt get it and scotland chancellor of the university came put it up to us. Out of this building behind me and will have an let me show you in the addressed the media, saying they believe the risk of anybody else earlier, wales began their title having caught that is very low. That defence amid passion and an awful lot of points, a2, to be precise, is because that a student and their as italy were left chasing shadows. Relative, they dont believe they came into contact with anyone from two early tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy the campus before or after they north east titles across the of some outrageous skill. Country. Is that heads to the north started displaying those symptoms. It will turn to the main risk will how often do you see this . We dont know a lot about that
through the legs from dan biggar be north of the central into and wales were out of sight student. His or her identity is by the break. Being protected. But we do not that there was no way back for italy, person and their relative are being especially after Nick Tompkins went cared for in newcastle. We dont have an update on the condition. Charging through for here in york they have set up a a dazzling debut try. Not a bad start for him hotline for anyone concerned about or for wales new coach wayne pivac, and adams provided coronavirus. That is offering help the perfect finale. A hat trick and a huge win North West Wales but further damp for wales, the champions off to a flying start. Or advice on how to look for the andy swiss, bbc news. Symptoms. Investigators are continuing to trace anyone else who mild from the north mild that cold may have come into contact in york well, as weve seen or the wider area with that student there in andys report, not a great day for new scotland or the wider area with that student ortheir or the wider area with that student or their relative. Meanwhile, or the wider area with that student weather in scotland will get ortheir relative. Meanwhile, here in the uk we are awaiting the squeezed away as we go through captain stuart hogg. Arrival later today into raf brize norton of what we think is about 11 tonight with outbreaks tonight, so lets have a look at it again its easier for him to score that evacuees from wuhan. We are furthering dry and the south and if were all honest here. Expecting them to be joining the temperatures were above where they and at this point scotland are a converted try away should be to take this is the big from leveling the game. Re st of expecting them to be joining the his coach knew it was rest of the evacuees at the avro picture into monday. Monday is a day a missed opportunity Park Hospital on the world. Today to watch, particularly later as this too. Heres what Gregor Townsend there has been a Public Health area of also got a may mean a wet Information Campaign launched with and hogg himself had advice on how to avoid catching to say afterwards. Day for the Channel Islands and
could throw a lot of a lot plenty of coronavirus as well as other look im disappointed with what happened. A clear try. An open goal. It will eat away at me for a long infections olivia richwald, thank time. But i will make up for it. You you. The Prime Minister is expected flush it and move on. There are to say he wont fall in line with eu mistakes all the time in a game and rules when negotiating a trade you cant suddenly say this mistake deal with brussels. Borisjohnson will say in a speech is worse than another mistake. He tomorrow that therell be no concessions, and that hes not afraid of border checks has led the team very well over the between the uk and the eu. La st two has led the team very well over the lets speak now to our political last two weeks. You have to feel for him on his debut as captain as well. Correspondent, tom barton. England and france meet later today in paris, in what will be englands first game good morning. We are barely outside since losing the World Cup Final three months ago. Of the eu and he has come out with 23 year old George Furbank will make his england debut tough fighting talk, the prime at fullback and eddie jones believes the northampton player is made minister . Yeah, thats right. You for international rugby. Might have thought that the moment hes one of the first play is on friday night marking britains exit from the European Union meant noticed when they came back from the we didnt have to keep telling you about britains relationship with world cup, very composed, good core europe. Im afraid if you thought that, think again. We have now. We skills, got good positional sense. And when we got him into can be may have left but we have still got showed all those sort of things a trade deal to be agreed. Boris under pressure. And hes thoroughly johnson is going to make this speech deserves the opportunity. Liverpool lead the premier tomorrow in london. He will set out league by 22 points. They won their 2ath out of 25 games against southampton a 0. His stall for those trade
at the bottom of the table, negotiations, telling europe that there were some crucial games and some crucial comebacks. His ideal outcome would be whats nick parrott rounds up known as a canada style agreement, which is a relatively loose the best of the action. Agreement, one which sees no liverpool are not even close to tariffs, no taxes being charged on imports and exports, but one which being perfect, according to their manager, juergen klopp, but that doesnt necessarily have the close doesnt stop them scoring for that alignment which would allow, for reply against southampton. 0nly example, the Financial Services arsenals invincible is can boast a industry easy access to european markets. Borisjohnson thou going a longer unbeaten run than liverpools step further and saying, if a canada a2 matches. At the other end of the style agreement cant be reached for table, watford is staying in side whatever reason, hes perfectly the relegation zone after throwing away a 2 goal lead against everton. Happy to end up with in even looser even going down to ten men couldnt than that. He has got a bit of an stop the toffees from getting a late winner, thanks to theo walcott. To attack aimed at the European Union as well, with number or today making get the win at the last minute is a lwa ys get the win at the last minute is always a great feeling. The facet of travellers well, travelled a long way, it is great for them go home it known that they are irritated happy. West ham also blew a two goal that the European Union keeps on talking about the possibility of advantage, drawing at home to there being a level Playing Field brighton meant dropping into the relegation zone. We let it slip, so between britain and the European Union. Essentially that britain in that a disappointing thing. But we the eu would carry on following the
go again. In the end, you know, you ta ke go again. In the end, you know, you same regulations in Something Like take a point from the game. We have to do more than that. But, look, it Employment Law after the transition period at the end of this year. The is one better than none stop by the Prime Minister making a pretty clear big beneficiaries were born with, in this speech there is no way victory over aston villa dipping britain will settle for that. It them out of the bottom three. Luna will be interesting to see how eu fernandez shone on his debut for nations respond to that town. At the Manchester United in an ultimately moment they are both just setting disappointing scrappy goalless draw their stalls out. There is still a long way to go . Exactly. This speech at home to wolves bruno. Sheffield united must be thinking on monday will be on the same day still christmas with that result in the European Union sends out its this bizarre own goal and their platform, how it would like these favourite crews Crystal Palace negotiations to move forward. And heading the fifth on the table. In the scottish premiership celtic are at hamilton today. Yes, we have got some pretty tough a win would take them seven points clear of rangers. Words from boris johnson. And take a look at this goal yes, we have got some pretty tough words from borisjohnson. Making it from yesterdays championship. Brentfords goalkeeper david raya clear that he does intend to fight let this slip through his legs. Its been put down as his own goal otherwise defender ryan tafazolli, ha rd clear that he does intend to fight hard in these negotiations. Also, a who played the ball through, would have a goal from the halfway line to his name. Message for the European Union are saying, lo, this is a deal, we want to get this deal done but it is not the only deal i am working on. He wants to get negotiations under way pretty quickly with other countries,
he wont want to watch that again, the united states, japan, australia will he . For the first time, a canadian side and new zealand. Sol will play in the super league the united states, japan, australia and new zealand. So i think what we have got from both sides on monday today and they could make a huge impact with one of the biggest names is really the opening shots in this in rugby in their side. Toronto wolfpack have signed negotiation, but it is going to be sonny bill williams, whos won two world cups in rugby pretty ha rd negotiation, but it is going to be pretty hard fought over the next 11 union with new zealand. Toronto take on castleford months before the deadline at the end of this year when this at headingley later. Transition period ends, and whatever im excited about playing over there comes next, begins. In some ways we in the super league. They have a lwa ys in the super league. They have always enjoyed my time playing in england. But at the same time i have only just begun. Comes next, begins. In some ways we have onlyjust begun. Thank you, know, as a sportsman and as a footie tom. Player, and know how to get the best residents in wakefield have been allowed to return to their homes following a huge fire out of me. Its what i try anh do. At an industrial bakery. More than a hundred firefighters were at the scene at westgate retail park yesterday. It was feared the building may have contained asbestos. And do. However, the fire there has been british Success Service confirmed that none was released into the air. At the Australian Open in the last the Israeli Military says its couple of hours withjoe salisbury hit a number of targets winning his first grand slam title in the gaza strip belonging alongside american rajeev ram to the Palestinian Group hamas. In the mens doubles. The military said it was there was disappointment for gordon reid though, responding to rockets fired who lost the wheelchair singles. From gaza, which it says and in around two hours time Novak Djokovic will aim were aimed at israeli civilians. To win his seventeenth grand slam israeli media says the government title against Dominic Thiem. Has decided to block the import in the womens final yesterday of cement into gaza, which can be used to 21 year old american sofia kenin construct tunnels and other
was in tears as she beat military infrastructure. Garbine muguruza in three sets. Clarence house has defended the 21 year old said the prince of wales, afterwards that her dream had after he travelled in a private finally come true. Helicopter to make a speech and those dreams have been a long about reducing aircraft emissions. Prince charles flew from highgrove to cambridge for the talk. Time in the pipeline. Its estimated the journey, which cost at least £12,000, look at this. Caused 2. 5 tonnes kenin was a child prodigy of carbon emissions, who started making television which is considerably more appearances from the age than the 0. 2 tonnes that of five and hitting would have been released had with the stars soon after. Here she is with Kim Clijsters he travelled by car. Clarence house said at the miami 0pen back in 2005. The prince offsets his carbon at the time clijsters, footprint every year. Who is returning to the game after coming out of retirement, said kenin had a Bright Future in the game. Its just gone 12 minutes itsjust gone 12 minutes past eight. Its been just over a year she was right, wasnt she . Look how since the bbc presenter cute she was as well. At such a Dianne Oxberry died from Ovarian Cancer a type of cancer that is described as a silent killer. Thats because more than half young age. Getting her practice in of women with the disease early. Who knew . How fantastic that are diagnosed at a late stage. At the age of 21 she won her first now a new bbc documentary, grand slam. Bless her when children inspired by dianne, is looking at the research being done into the illness. Are put in the spotlight like that we can take a look now. From such a young age you worry that the pressure will get to them and it wont necessarily reach the peak game, but that is not the case. Its not about accepting
that diannes died. Wont necessarily reach the peak game, but that is not the casem was only 15 years ago and it still i cant do that. Looks like it was something from the 19705, looks like it was something from the 1970s, the picture is grainy. We are you dont think to yourself, im going to lose my partner, all hd then. I felt you having to go im going to lose my wife, im going to lose my best friend, you know. The kids are going over that mr try then. We will see to lose their mum. You in an hour or so. A year ago, ian lost his conservationists have launched wife to Ovarian Cancer. An app which sends out tips on how two children lost a mother. To take care of hedgehogs. Its after a report found their numbers had plummeted in the last two decades. One method is to create and her death has left the team here hedgehog highways helping the vulnerable animals at north west tonight heartbroken. To move freely around urban areas but we know that sadness and find food. Is also shared by you. Hugh warwick is from the British Hedgehog Preservation Society and joins us now. I lost a colleague and a friend. Hundreds of thousands of viewers lost a familiar face from their living rooms. Well meet fathers, daughters, mothers, husbands affected are nearly said prevention society. By Ovarian Cancer, something hgppy are nearly said prevention society. Happy National Hedgehog day which killed my own mum. Festival. It is one of the greatest nonsense of all time, the idea that you have a single day advocated to diannes husband ian, and herfriend dr siobhan ferguson, hedgehogs. You are advocating 302 who is also a gynaecologist,
for five days. Absolutely. Join us now. Hedgehogs. You are advocating 302 forfive days. Absolutely. Every hedgehogs. You are advocating 302 for five days. Absolutely. Every day hedgehogs. Why are the numbers thank you both of you for coming in. Dropping . In the rural landscape they are down by 50 of the ian, in diannes case the turn of the century, it is documentary is called the silent agricultural intensification, fragmentation of the landscape, killer. In her case it was very competition with i just, fragmentation of the landscape, competition with ijust, all of quick, the Ovarian Cancer, and very these things have because the population to decline. In urban brutal . Yes, it was. She was areas it is down mainly to cars and diagnosed with the cancer on new habitat fragmentation, the ways our years eve in 2018, and it was ten landscape is chopped up into smaller and smaller pieces. The reason we days between us finding out and her passing away, sadly. Presumably that talk about the hedgehog highways is for hedgehogs to thrive, look at is because these symptoms can often be mistaken for other things and are not immediately picked up . Yeah, them, they will be in your garden. Thats right. We are relying on they can use 20 gardens easily. They women to come to the gp with the symptoms because thats the only way need to be able to get between them. We can find out something is going on. They are so innocuous, so benign it is the campaign run by the almost, that its easy tojust Hedgehog Society for endangered dismiss them as being unimportant, species. Thats the prince or by which point when they really get message. Make a whole, the size of a to be severe, then diseases become cd case, in your fence, message. Make a whole, the size of a cd case, in yourfence, talk message. Make a whole, the size of a quite extensive. That is the issue. Cd case, in your fence, talk to your neighbours, first, obviously. You mentioned earlier about half of
four. The idea of making holes is women being diagnosed at a later stage. That is exactly right. The quite hard work, they have done it. Survival of women is intrinsically linked with the stage they are i have called on all new developments to have hedgehog diagnosed at. Earlier stage highways built in. That hasjust diagnosis leads to Better Outcomes and far greater survival. But dianne, unfortunately, like many rested 750,000 highways built in. That hasjust rested 750 , 000 signatures. Highways built in. That hasjust rested 750,000 signatures. We have people signing up and saying all our women was diagnosed at stage three new houses will be hedgehog friendly. We are going to be able to c, which reduces survival quite dramatically. It must have been start making a real change for really difficult for both of you to hedgehogs. The app sounds fantastic. Share your story. Why did you think welcome to that end second. We want it was important to make this film, to look the Hedgehog House you have brought with you. This one is shop ian, with annabel . I think its very important to get the message out not bought but we can make our own. Just to women but to families as absolutely. The point of the Hedgehog House, and i was deeply well, and they can spot, hopefully if there is any slight change in a sceptical. The point is that they actually work. We ran a survey persons health, then everybody can make a sort of effort to push them called the hedgehog housing sensors towards going to their gp. This is and they showed very clearly that the key thing. Yeah, the symptoms. Hedgehogs do use these Hedgehog Houses was not what the hedgehog needs, at this time of year they are we use the word beat to help us hibernating, they create an nest
remember what they are b is for called a high vernacular. The main pa rt called a high vernacular. The main part of that is loads of dried bloating, generally abdominal bloating. E is for eating, any vegetation they pull into a structure. If you think about the name ofa difficulty eating or getting full structure. If you think about the name of a hedgehog you can probably quicker than normal. Aa abdominal guess where their favourite habitat pain and discomfort. And t for is. The base of the head, fully changing toilet habits, which would things in, and then they use their be rushing to the toilet more often. Spines on their back as a combing they are all things that as we get mechanism to create a late effect older might happen anywhere, which which is very well insulated. We is possibly why lots of women have removed a lot of the complexity of our landscape. A lot of the has think. Exactly. Thats the problem with this. That is why we are trying rows a re of our landscape. A lot of the has rows are gone. We can come creates the complexity by adding one of these houses. The census showed with this. That is why we are trying with our website and our campaign to home made Hedgehog Houses work bring it to the forefront of womens minds. Is it mainly older women that better, but that is better. People are at risk . Yes, yes it is. Dianne went and made a Hedgehog House. People who did not know what to make wasnt old, she was 51. No, but just bought them. You made this from menopausal women. Cancers a Garden Centre . It is like an upturned hanging structure wasnt old, she was 51. No, but menopausalwomen. Cancers in wasnt old, she was 51. No, but menopausal women. Cancers in general are a disease of the elderly but underneath . The british hedgehog there is a large chance of women falling into that post is Preservation Society actually. Most Preservation Society actually. M ost pla ces Preservation Society actually. Most places have catalogues, they postmenopausal bracket, like dianne, who we will be trying to talk to, because they are the busy ones with kids and families and other things have 1a hedgehogs. They will create to do. That was it. Dianne was busy all the time, as you know, working this extra nest of dried leaves. Just tell us about the app before we here. We had two kids. Probably go. This is something anybody can dismiss signs and think, itsjust download. Iphone, android, the something, ill be fine i wont go hedgehog streak and pain has and see my gp. But at the time the launched the app. We are finding people really want to interact about symptoms are showing it often too what they are doing. It gives you late, really. Lets talk a bit about the work that you are doing. I had top tips. A live and dead it can this point i have to declare an allow you to report hedgehog holes. Interest, i am a patron of the it can make the connection between dianne oxbridge trust along with your garden and the next garden. Annabel tiffany, who made the documentary. Having shared the it can make the connection between your garden and the next gardenm gives you a chance to shine. Studio with dianne many times over the years. What is the trust trying real life mrs tiggy winkle to achieve . Well, weve got a few gives you a chance to shine. Reallife mrs tiggywinkle. Urban numbers have level because the aims. Awareness, so people are more people have helped. We have got to aware of their symptoms. Its the point of having marching bands yet. 0ur altered to help families such as the point of having marching bands yet. Our efforts have been aimed at the urban hedgehog election so far. Myself in the same situation who are
we have started working on the rural now left without their loved one, hedgehogs as well the doublet so we their partner. Weve got a couple of can turn it around as well. Lovely. Other things as well. Yeah, we are thank you very much. We will talk to interested in Funding Research both into how to diagnose the cancer later in programme. Maybe people have hedgehog tales to tell. earlier and also how to help the women who have the cancer, to treat later in programme. Maybe people have hedgehog tales to tell. I will get that out. Let us join matt now for the weather. Them, to give them more life treatments to improve the quality of my my kids would love it as well. 0ut life and prolong their life. We all there this morning some good ran the ten kilometres for the trust temperature contrast. This is the last year and we talked about what map across the uk as it stands with she would make of that. She didnt like a trust force, did she . Temperatures approaching 12 degrees she would make of that. She didnt but notice widespread frost in the like a trust force, did she . Not at all. It was anathema to dianne mainland of northern scotland, 6 in she just didnt see the idea of her areas around aberdeenshire. When you being a celebrity in the north west. Get that sort of a contrast there is something happening in between and she just got on with her life. She if you were awake during the night you probably heard heavy rain across was a celebrity here but of course england and wales and northern everybody knew her from radio one ireland. Still working northwards at backin everybody knew her from radio one back in the day. Of course. Like you the moment. And that edges its way say, dianne would finish here and wa nt say, dianne would finish here and want to go straight back home. There into the cold air across scotland, we re none want to go straight back home. There were none of the trappings of that be prepared for snow over high sort of celebrity lifestyle. She ground. Could get a covering of snow used to say to me, get home to your
in the Southern Highlands and kids, get out the door finally, grampians, it means that across England Wales and Northern Ireland there is an award to recognise persistent rain. Less towards the women. Tell us about that . Yes, we southern counties but more sunshine breaking through. Northern ireland are very excited to announce the shine awards, the theory that if you and North West Wales prone to heavy infa ntry encourage a woman to flourish then and North West Wales prone to heavy infantry showers. A mild day by and large not quite as it is in paris we all benefit. And truthfully, that for the english opener against is exactly how dianne used to live her life she was a tremendous france in the six nations. Some of advocate for women, supported us that nt news to push over tonight. All, friends, family, work colleagues, everyone. To say further outbreaks of rain across scotla nd frequently that we have to lift each further outbreaks of rain across scotland and Northern Ireland and the far north of england especially other up. But with temperatures lifting through the night it will be rain rather than snow and that rain will frequently that we have to lift each otherup. Frequently that we have to lift each other up. She used to say eventually arrive in shetland as frequently. It is very poignant for well. Further south it should us to create a legacy for her. Its largely dry as we begin the new about how dianne lived, notjust working week but a few things about how dianne lived, notjust about she died. Yes, definitely. Happening. The weather front stranded in the English Channel these awards will sell about the bringing some rain but this area of low pressure is 12 watch tomorrow. Efforts of women in business, in any it could cause columns for the job and any occupation, celebrate the efforts of those who help other journey home across scotland in women. We wish you well with that. Particular. Strengthening the wind through monday so monday is sunshine thank you both very much. Thank you. The silent killer is an inside out special, and you can see it and showers. Showers developing across northern England Wales on bbc one in the north west Northern Ireland as well and further of england tomorrow evening at 7 30pm, and its available south many places will be dry but a lwa ys south many places will be dry but always with a chance of thick cloud and outbreaks of rain through the everywhere else on the bbc iplayer. English channel especially for the Channel Islands and temperatures down on the values today. As we head it is an Important Message being towards the evening, 80 mile an hour carried in the programme. Gusts are possible in western scotla nd gusts are possible in western scotland with cows across northern absolutely. Now the weather. Ireland. Ridge restrictions, very cancellations and strong winds thank you. Good morning. A great through the night and into tuesday start behind me in weymouth in morning transfer towards the east of dorset. It is an incredibly mild scotla nd morning transfer towards the east of scotland the north east of england. Start for the early stage in that low pressure will gradually february. Temperatures in somerset at the moment are 13 degrees. Pull away. High pressure than build through the rest of the working week contrast that with 5 in parts of in most places will become dry. Aberdeenshire. Those sort of thats to do with a few showers on contrasts usually come with tuesday, northern and eastern areas something in between. It is this area of rain. That is what caused especially. A few isolated ones in the west but they will gradually it. Easing away from scotland, clear. And while it will be a breezy day with active windchill, cooler on england and Northern Ireland. In scotla nd england and Northern Ireland. In scotland on its Northern Edge turns the weekend temperatures still above to snow. Across parts of the the weekend temperatures still above the levels they should be and we stick with that through the rest of trossachs, Southern Highlands and
the week with a lot of dry weather, southern grampians, they could be a some nighttime frost and a little sunshine by day. Covering of snow. Issues on the roads later. Brightening up for much of england, wales and Northern Ireland for a time but heavy showers a grim monday but once that is out of the way it is looking good. And thunderstorms in northern well be back with the headlines at 0700. Ireland, and north west ended. Cold now on breakfast, its time for click. To the far north. Mild in the south. Highs ofaround to the far north. Mild in the south. Highs of around a0 degrees. In paris for the six nations, england against france, 16 but lots of rain, which could be very close to the Channel Islands throughout tonight and indeed tomorrow. Elsewhere tonight, england and wales will have a few showers. Most places will be dry. Over the last decade or so, any snow will turn back to rain. Fashion has gotten faster. Temperatures on the rise. Another mild start to monday morning rush cutting edge design techniques coupled with a huge reduction hour. Here we go for monday. There in the cost of production and the growing success will be a weather front lingering of Online Clothing sites, means new designs and trends can be across northern france which could turned into low cost affect the southernmost counties of clothing much quicker than just once a season. England and the Channel Islands. It is this area of low pressure which will cause problems in the north later in the day. With those in as a result, more than1 million place we have got westerly winds tons of clothes are now bought every bringing lots of showers to scotland
and Northern Ireland, which will year in the uk. Turn wintry of showers to scotland the environment and the waste and Northern Ireland, which will turn wintry overground. Showers in produced by a fast fashion is just parts of england and wales. One issue facing the industry. Persistent rain towards the channel another is how these clothes islands. A cooler day by and large. Even colder by the strength of the are made in the first place. Wind. This is the one to note. Bangladesh is a case in point. Tomorrow evening they went could cause some problems across western it employs millions of people in this industry but has faced regular calls and Central Scotland and northern to improve its working conditions. Ireland, gusts of 70 to 80 mph in some now think that adding robots to the scotland. Some cancellations on the factories may help ferries possible. Through monday but at what cost to jobs . Night into Tuesday Morning, the strongest winds in the east of this is a very live example scotla nd strongest winds in the east of scotland and the north east upping of the automation versus jobs that. As you can see, feeling argument that we hear so much about. Colder. There will be snow over the high ground. That will take a while jane copestake has been to bangladesh, and she has been to clear on tuesday. With this area given very rare access of High Pressure starting to build to the industry. In the rest of the week will be looking quieter. A quick look at bangladesh is second only to china in producing clothing for the world. Tuesday. Strong winds in northern its ready made Garment Industry and eastern areas to begin with. A is critical to the economic success few showers. Most will fade. Long sunny spells developing in the of the country, providing jobs for over afternoon. Temperatures eight to ten a million people, a majority degrees. It will feel colder than it
of whom are women. Has done of late. Especially with Mostafiz Uddin is on a mission that added wind chill. The winds will ease down for wednesday and to transform the future of fashion here, starting with his denim thursday. Back to nina and roger. Factory in the southern port city of chittagong. I was think we getjanuary out of the way and we have broken the back of the winter. But no way. Brighter the world focused its attention on bangladeshs Garment Industry after the rana plaza disaster in 2013, when nights. 113a people were killed youre watching breakfast from bbc news. Lets take a look at the newspapers and the front pages. In the building collapse. The sunday express says the Prime Minister will set the tone the eight storey complex housed five for an assertive post brexit garment factories supplying clothing britain on monday. It shows mrjohnson bonging his own to international brands. Gong at the time the uk left the eu on friday. Meanwhile, the sunday telegraph did you go there when it happened . Claims borisjohnson is infuriated with what he sees as an eu attempt it was 1130. To frustrate a free trade deal. It comes as he prepares to negotiate the uks future relationship with the eu. Using some really convert of language tomorrow. Combative. Away from brexit the sunday mirror reports that Prince Charles flew 125 miles by helicopter to make a speech about lowering aircraft emissions. Mostafiz focuses not only on the social well being the paper says the pollution of his workers, but on from the flight was 12 times higher bringing environmentally than if hed travelled by car. And the most read Sustainable Technology article on the bbc news website and innovation to the factory, including a design is about the coronavirus outbreak. Studio where an in house america and australia have now closed their borders team creates new styles ofjeans to arrivals from china. To Show International buyers. Sabrina cohen hatton is here to tell us whats caught her eye. Psychologist and chief firefighter. This is in the sunday mirror. This isa this is in the sunday mirror. This is a tabloid gift, this story. Isnt it . Thousands of tradesmen are being offered sex as payment. Yes, thousands of accepted payment on you. It is easy to snigger at a headline. When i first picked it up i had headline. When i first picked it up ihada headline. When i first picked it up i had a moment of oh my goodness. But there is a point behind this. You imagine being so desperate for this product that we see money, or living in poverty, that to
here would be seen in the uk in the high street . Pay for an essential service you are offering sex instead of payment. That is a difficult thing and we understand the Hidden Poverty we the process of distressing denim is laborious. Have in society today. But then on workers here are the other point, actually everyone sanding jeans by hand is entitled to go into a workplace to create holes and whiskers and not experience sexual harassment. And tradespeople are on the fabric. Self employed, other people because my comes at their workplace. Many are in relationships, married, families. And actually they shouldnt have to experience that either. The point you make, and i didnt mean to introduce it in a glib way, but that is the way it is written. It is reach for the stopcock and the point you make about the position people find themselves in, is a really good a high tech alternative to hand sanding is now being used point. Yeah, it is a lesson in in the factory that requires far fewer workers. This laser machine cost 200,000 judging people lesson scratching the euros and can be operated by one surface on an issue more person in a clean and undoubtedly a lot of men would feel air conditioned room with no dust. Really u nco mforta ble undoubtedly a lot of men would feel really uncomfortable at that suggestion. Yeah. Business bosses it uses pre programmed designs to automate the work the humans are calling for a boost. are doing next door,
from burning holes suggestion. Yeah. Business bosses are calling for a boost. I will hold it because you have got a cup into jeans to creating the whisker of tea in your hand. A boost in patterns down the legs. Apprenticeships. This is a perennial story. There have been so many schemes were apprenticeships that had not taken off in the way they should . Yes, the number of apprenticeship some fallen in the la st apprenticeship some fallen in the last quarter. The reason this interests me is because actually apprenticeships are really important for social mobility. Imagine being a young person growing up in poverty. If you have got nothing to eat or you are struggling or at home having a chaotic time, you are not prepared to going to school and achieve academically. Its no wonder you see those correlations. But actually, things like a pretty ships offer young people the opportunity to go into a workplace and develop new skills. Apprenticeships. I left a machine also wont take home at 15 and ijoined the fire to the street and protest against low wages or poor service at 18. The amazing thing about the Fire Services they saw working conditions. Past what didnt seem a brilliant last year, bangladesh prospect and took me on what they saw civil unrest from garment workers at other saw. I am in favour of
factories, demanding better apprenticeships and i would love to see more of them. The mail on sunday treatment from their employers. And introducing more automation could is talking about sas troops who have have the unintended consequence of moving jobs away lifelong anonymity, according to the from current manufacturing hubs. This is already happening article. But they have had their in the united states. Cover blown by a fitness app. Whats back in dhaka, mostafiz recognises the need to engage international it all about . Yeah, this one was retailers in these important discussions. Really interesting. There is a researcher from an investigative i think the Solutions Website and they were using an app are on us sitting in the room today. Which basically tracks the runs that you do. And he put in a fake run and wejoined him at two of his conferences, the denim expo and the sustainable he put it in in the middle of an sas apparel forum. Base. And basically then it kinda gives you the profiles of everyone technology is a big theme here, else who has done a similar run and their times. We dont know if it is and Companies Like jeanologia have advanced laser machines for garment finishing, and tonello, an italian company, their times. We dont know if it is the sas troops themselves. It could provides high tech laundry. Be anyone else in that area having a run as well. But there is a real point to this. We have so much personal data in our phones and we underestimated sometimes. And it is ha rd underestimated sometimes. And it is hard enough for adults to navigate their way through this. I have got a ten year old daughter who is desperate for phones and apps and things like that. There is a lot
some think this will open up new possibilities for more we can do to help to educate bangladeshi workers. They can have a betterjob, people, adults and children alike, for example, they can become an engineer and learn to navigate their way around this. How to use the machine. They can become a designer. It was a really interesting one. Sometimes you are rushing through an but others are not so sure. App to upload and you dont check the terms and conditions properly, i dont think automation and all of your data is harvested. Is going to benefit any worker in any industry. It isa automation is basically a replacement of the and all of your data is harvested. It is a hugely popular app used by worker by a machine. Cyclists and runners. They say the safety a nd cyclists and runners. They say the safety and privacy of their athletes estimates vary as to how manyjobs is of the highest priority. Should automation will displace we move on to troubled pets on drugs . what else of a sunday morning . Troubled pets turning to pa rt morning . Troubled pets turning to part pot. Morning . Troubled pets turning to part pot. This one is interesting. I part pot. This one is interesting. Lam part pot. This one is interesting. I am a massive animal love r. Interesting. I am a massive animal lover. My instagram has been taken over by my dog. I have got a mexican hairless dog. We had to get one with no hair because my daughter is allergic. Loads of hogs. It turned in the industry, but some
recent reports say up to 80 of simple garment work could be at risk in asia out it was cheaper to get a pedigree in the next five years. Dog than a divorce. But there you go this was really interesting because its become a £17 billion the creation of new machines has business in the states. To basically brought a once distant prospect of automating workflow in garment factories sharply into focus. Offer pets cannabis oil in drops and things like that to try to reduce their anxiety. And i got really cross when i saw this. Because i am of the belief that if you have a the idea of renting clothes is nothing new, pet, if you believe bring an neither is doing so online. Animal into your home, you have got animal into your home, you have got a responsivity as a pet owner to make sure that you provide what of Companies Like rent the runway that animal needs. And if you are and thredup have been in the us away from it for 12 hours a day and for over a decade as has it is becoming stressed, if you are girl meets dress in the uk. Not investing the time in dealing but the desire for with the behavioural issues that an evolving wardrobe hasnt gone away. So ive been taking your pet might have, i kind of think a look at a few of the uk it isa your pet might have, i kind of think it is a bit ofa your pet might have, i kind of think it is a bit of a copout to dope your dog rather than investing the time start ups that are using an extra bit of tech to bring this idea it needs. It would be a bit like up a level. By rotation brings peer to peer sedating a toddler, wouldnt it . A bit too lively. What an idea that clothes lending to a mobile phones, adding a spot is thats unbelievable, isnt it . Of al to the mix. Dope your dog. Thank you very much. We have got two Machine Learning didnt expect to end in that. Good tools that weve really built. The first one is kind of to show to see you. Sabrina has been when listers or lenders are listing items. Reviewing the papers this morning. Coming up in the next they dont go and take retail half hour, with hedgehog photos, thats actually infringement numbers on the decline, of copyright laws. Well be finding out what you can do to help the vulnerable creatures. The second thing we have stay with us, headlines coming up. Built is helping people curate looks. If youve rented a black dress, maybe we will match, i dont know, a pair of green shoes and a green bag with it. Over 8000 users, or rotators as they are known, like kat here, are already benefiting from adding an extra spot of cash from their barely worn threads, or some wardrobe variability themselves. I got into the whole sustainability and renting things and buying secondhand in the middle of last year, and then i found there were some rental platforms and i was like, that is amazing. I have a lot of stuff and all of my friends always want to borrow things for weddings and events, and i was like, might as well hello, this is breakfast
make some money from it. With Nina Warhurst and at what percentage of the price roger johnson. Heres a summary of this of the dress are you renting it for . Mornings main news. There is a suggestion its been confirmed this morning that more British Nationals in the app but i usually. Have left the chinese city of wuhan i think if the dress is like £330, its usually between £12 it comes as the first death and £15 a day, and then you offer of coronavirus outside a discount for a week of china was confirmed in the philippines. Health officials or if they want it for a month, say the patient was a aa year old man from wuhan or if theyre going away for ages where the virus was first detected. Then you offer them more than 300 people a 50 or 70 discount. Have died from the virus by the time youve done that a few since the outbreak began. Times you make back money. The Prime Minister is expected 0ne app hopes to create an entire to say he is not afraid of border ecosystem around this idea. Checks between the uk and eu save your wardrobe allows and that therell be no you to create a digital version concessions when negotiating of your entire wardrobe. A trade deal with brussels. Boris johnson will make the statement tomorrow. Now to do this, some of this will be he will also rule out falling in line with eu rules. A matter of it scanning your email the two sides have until the end for receipts for clothing. Of the year to agree to a deal. Other items you may need to photograph to input. You will also then make the Israeli Military says its a note of how regularly youve worn them. Hit a number of targets in the gaza strip belonging 0ur Competitive Edge to the Palestinian Group hamas. Is that we create an ecosystem the military said of services as a way to upcycle it was responding to rockets fired from gaza, which it says were aimed and extend the life of garments. At israeli civilians. Logging your whole wardrobe does israeli media says the government sound quite time consuming though. Has decided to block the import we managed to squeeze of cement into gaza, the time to a few seconds which can be used to when it comes to email scanning. Construct tunnels and other military infrastructure. So building the wardrobe Clarence House has through emails should take a matter of seconds, defended the prince of wales and the Computer Vision is strong after he travelled in a private enough to recognise the category, helicopter to make a speech about reducing aircraft emissions. The colour, the brand. Prince charles flew from highgrove to cambridge for the talk. You do need to add the size yourself though. So if the idea of tracking our wardrobes like we track our steps its estimated the journey, which cost at least £12,000 takes off, maybe passing fashions could become a thing of the past. Caused 2. 5 tonnes that was lara. Of carbon emissions, which is considerably more than the 0. 2 tonnes that would have been released had he travelled by car. And thats it for the short cut Clarence House said of this weeks click. The prince offsets his Carbon Footprint every year. The full version is waiting those are the main stories this morning. Lets catch up with the sport. Jane for you on iplayer right now. Is here. I think they might have next week we are going back to la, changed the picture and the screen it is oscars weekend and weve got this time. We have heard about the an entire programme dedicated to technology and the movie industry. In the meantime, dont forget that we live on social media, on youtube, instagram, welsh success against italy but that facebook and twitter at bbc click. Thank for watching and we will is the moment when the scotlands captain dropped the ball. See you back in la. Yes, it was a tale of two captains. Wales won against italy but it was tighter between ireland and wales and the difference was stuart hogg dropping the ball. Fair play, he came out and spoke afterwards. It was still a big day for the six nations, well and truly under way. A huge win for the reigning champions wales, while mistakes for scotland gave ireland the edge. Andy swiss rounds up the action. Please welcome scotland and ireland two old rivals with two new captains. They would have two very different days. Ireland hadnt lost to scotland in dublin for a decade. Confident . Good morning. Welcome to breakfast well, they were confident with Nina Warhurst and roger after this, skipperjohnny sexton johnson. Our headlines today more than 300 people have now died putting the hosts ahead. From the coronavirus outbreak but scotland stayed in touch and after the break, as more britons fly home from wuhan. It was their captains chance. Surely stuart hogg had scored . The first Death Outside china has but just watch this. Been reported in the philippines. Replays showed he dropped it
tough talk from boris johnson, as the Prime Minister on the line and as the ball reveals his demands for a post brexit trade deal. Agonisingly slipped from his grasp, the stars are coming out had his teams chances. For this years baftas, sexton certainly didnt help, but the awards are under fire as he booted irelands19 12 ahead, for a lack of diversity amongst but still scotland werent done. Nominees. In the six nations, wales win, but too many mistakes for scotland. The new captain stuart in the closing minutes, hogg has a howler. Within inches of the line, fumbling on the line and gifting but Irelands Defence clung on to claim a hard fought victory. Everything was about the result. I am happy with how we stuck in and fought back. The match to ireland. We just couldnt get that lead. And in weather, after heavy rain we could have really opened up, but we couldnt get it and scotland overnight and to start the day put it up to us. Across england, wales, Northern Ireland, things turn earlier, wales began their title a little bit drier here. Defence amid passion and an awful but for the scotland, lot of points, a2, to be precise, rain spreads its way northwards and we could see some as italy were left chasing shadows. Snow over the hills too. Two early tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy of some outrageous skill. Its sunday, february 2. How often do you see this . Through the legs from dan biggar and wales were out of sight good morning. By the break. Our top story more British Nationals are expected to leave there was no way back for italy, the chinese city of wuhan especially after Nick Tompkins went today it comes as the first death charging through for of coronavirus outside of china a dazzling debut try. Was confirmed in the philippines. Health Officials Say the patient not a bad start for him was a aa year old man from wuhan, or for wales new coach wayne pivac, where the virus was first detected. And adams provided more than 300 people the perfect finale. Have died from the virus since the outbreak began. A hat trick and a huge win simonjones reports. For wales, the champions off to a flying start. Andy swiss, bbc news. England and france meet later today in paris, the checks that have become part of in what will be englands first game since losing the World Cup Final daily life in china continue to try three months ago. To stop the rapid spread of the 23 year old George Furbank will make his england debut virus. But now, for the first time, at fullback and eddie jones believes the northampton player is made a Death Outside of the country, in the philippines. People there had for international rugby. Already started queueing to buy hes one of the first players i noticed when i came back facemasks even before the news of from the world cup, very composed, good core the fatality memos. The world health skills, got good positional sense. Organization say he was a aa year old man from wuhan, who was visiting the philippines. He appears to have been infected before arriving there. An increasing number of countries have started imposing and when we got him into camp travel restrictions on chinese he showed all those sort of things citizens. The us and australia among under pressure. Those to deny entry to all foreign and he thoroughly deserves the opportunity. Liverpool managerjurgen klopp bidders that visitors who had says his team are not even close to being perfect recently been to china. Though there despite their 22 point lead isa recently been to china. Though there is a warning that that may have at the top being the biggest by any limited effect. Whenever people want team at the end of a day in english
to travel they will. And if the top flight history. Thats after beating official piles are not open they southampton a 0. Liverpool were sloppy at times will find unofficial paths. The only but Alex Oxlaide Chamberlain eventually gave them the lead way to control and check, to just after the break. Captainjordan henderson was also on the scoreheet with mo salah scoring twice in the win. Identify travel history, to try to monitor whos coming across your board and to see whether they any on to tennis and novak signs of infection is through djokovics bid to win a 17th official Border Crossing points. Grand slam title is about to get underway hes facing other countries are continuing to Dominic Thiem in the final of the Australian Open. Repatriate their own citizens. France transported a group from the there is also some british success to tell embassy to wuhan airport. They will you about in melbourne spend 1a days in quarantine at home. Because in the last few hours joe salisbury has won his first it is thought there are 11 british grand slam title alongside american rajeev ram in the mens doubles. National is on board the flight. In he joins jamie murray as one of only wuhan, the construction of a new two british winners of the mens hospital to deal with the sick doubles title at the Australian Open continues, the rapid spread of the in the open era. Virus, for the authorities, cant it is unbelievable, i have dreams of come soon enough. Virus, for the authorities, cant come soon enough. Simonjones, bbc this moment many times and now it is news. Finally happened. It feels a bit lets get the latest from china with our correspondent strange, a bit surreal. I dont robin brant in shanghai. Think it has really sunk in quite
just bring us up to date on this yet, it still feels like a dream but first confirm Death Outside of china. It is significant, because yeah, we are just so thrilled that we have done it. The overwhelming number of cases and of the deaths have actually been centred around wuhan, that city in one of the biggest sporting events in the world takes place tonight. The province of hubei. No one has died outside of the chinese mainland the super bowl is watched by a global audience of 150 million people. The San Francisco a9ers take up died outside of the chinese mainland up until saturday, but we now know on the Kansas City Chiefs in miami. That a aa year old man, that is joining us now is gb relatively young, did die on American Football captain and former saturday in a hospital in manila. It Buffalo Bills coach, was hoped that treatment would be phoebe schecter. Successful, but Officials Say that thank you for coming in. Tickets are he died on saturday. I think there are two further cases in the philippines as well. The crucial thing with regard to this case as changing hands for 5,000 a head, they believe this man contracted this is going to be so momentous. This type of coronavirus from wuhan, thats where hes from, and before the a9ers have not won in 25 years he got to the philippines. Just but Kansas City Chiefs havent been quickly, on further efforts to get British National is out of wuhan, toa but Kansas City Chiefs havent been to a super bowl in 50 ghosts and no there was that airlift the other matter who wins got there it is day, 80 or so British Nationals going to be huge. Both teams have had a great season. They have worked returned to the uk, they are now in so quarantine on the wirral, a further had a great season. They have worked so hard, i think it is an even keel 11 are believed to be on board a and how people feel towards these french flight, which is on its way teams because they feel like they
to france. They will then be taken both deserve it. Who do you think on the second leg of the journey to will have the edge and why . the uk and treated in the same way, both deserve it. Who do you think will have the edge and why . I am saying chiefs because there two weeks of quarantine awaits them. Thank you very much indeed. Robin quarterback has got that extractor. He isjust quarterback has got that extractor. He is just able to. I brant live in shanghai this morning. The Prime Minister is expected to say he wont fall in line with eu quarterback has got that extractor. He isjust able to. I would quarterback has got that extractor. He is just able to. I would say the best comparison would be david rules when negotiating a trade deal with brussels. Borisjohnson will say in a speech beckham. He is able to distribute tomorrow that therell be no the ball to his players, stretches concessions and that hes not afraid of border checks between the uk and the eu. The ball to his players, stretches the field, extends the player makes lets speak now to our political correspondent, tom barton. Magic happens. He is only 24. He is tom, how significant is this . Only a baby, but he has a challenge good morning to you. This is a tough against them. When we talk about time to come out of the block. Premier league and liverpool being 22 points clear at the top and absolutely. If you thought about seemingly so much better than the leaving the eu on friday meant we other teams this year, they way the d raft system wouldnt hear any more about other teams this year, they way the draft system works in america means britains relationship with the eu, well, think again. We may be out but a they try to level the playing well, think again. We may be out but we still have got to agree a future field which means you can get two trade deal with the European Union. And so tomorrow borisjohnson will teams come through. Lets say you make this speech, setting out his are the worst team in the league,
opening gambit for those trade the following draft you will have the following draft you will have the first pick and it worked its way negotiations, making it clear that up the first pick and it worked its way up like that so we do try to make it his preference is free trade deal as level as possible. We want people very similar to the one that the eu to love their teams and be engaged has got with canada. Now, thats a in the game. If it was a knock out relatively loose arrangement, one which these no real taxes on imports every time, we would probably lose interest. Do think that is why it and exports of goods, but doesnt do has such a massive audience . It is much, for example, to help the difficult for us to get our heads Financial Services industry. He is around the scale of this event. Also going to say that he is willing, if necessary, to go for an absolutely, i think the thing with American Football is it is very much even looser arrangement than that. Number 10 making it clear today that family orientated. It is a family they are irritated by talk coming pastime. The game maybe three hours out of the European Union about long but i could sit next to you and britain potentially following eu we can chat the whole time, we are not missing too much. We have got rules after brexit. Hes though, going to say to europe that the deal the nfl rings this time, the with them isnt his only priority, half time show. But he has also got eyes on deals the nfl rings this time, the halftime show. Sometimes the half time show gets a bigger with other countries, the us, japan, audience than the actual game. Never australia, new zealand, for example, audience than the actual game. Never a good sign if you are the teams and he wants to start those negotiations in pretty short order playing but yeah. Or a chicken stop some pretty tough talk from because 1. A billion wings will be borisjohnson, coming eaten at this event. All comic scott stop some pretty tough talk from boris johnson, coming on stop some pretty tough talk from borisjohnson, coming on monday, the
same day as the European Union sets out its opening position for negotiations. So, you know, ithink their is going to be a tribute for from both sides we are going to see some pretty tough language. Really the opening shots, i think, in what is going to be a pretty hard for kobe bryant. I think the amazing round of negotiations. A big week thing is they touch so many people ahead. Thank you, tom. Residents in wakefield have been globally and is notjust within the allowed to return to their homes following a huge fire at an industrial bakery. Basketball world, there is business more than a hundred firefighters were at the scene people from china, japan, who have at westgate retail park yesterday. It was feared the building may have watched him over the years and learned from the incredible work contained asbestos however the fire service confirmed that none ethic and find that he has. I think was released into the air. He has impacted a lot of people and i dont doubt he will they will the Israeli Military says its hit a number of targets do something. He is a very special in the gaza strip belonging to the Palestinian Group hamas. The military said it was responding to rockets fired from gaza, man. Thank you forjoining us, we look forward to watching it. Thank which it says were aimed at israeli civilians. Israeli media says the government has decided to block the import of cement into gaza to try you, jane. And stop further attacks. The film awards season is in full Clarence House has defended swing and tonight the red carpet the prince of wales will be rolled out in london after he travelled in a private
helicopter to make a speech about reducing aircraft emissions. For this years baftas. Prince charles flew from highgrove to cambridge for the talk. Margot robbie, Renee Zellweger its estimated the journey, and Joaquin Phoenix are just which cost at least £12,000, some of the names up for an award caused 2. 5 tons of carbon emissions, which is considerably more but the backlash over than the 0. 2 tons that the lack of diversity would have been released had amongst nominees continues. Our entertainment correspondent he travelled by car. Clarence house said Colin Paterson has more. The prince offsets his Carbon Footprint every year. The british world war i epic 1917 is the runaway favourite at tonights bafta film awards. Margot robbie, Renee Zellweger, and with your help id and al pacino are just some like to keep it that way. Of the stars up for awards its already triumphed at tonights baftas ceremony in londons royal albert hall. At the Golden Globes the nominations have been criticised for their lack of diversity, and the Producers Guild awards with all 20 acting nominees and it would be a major being white, and no female directors surprise if it was not now being recognised for the seventh year running. Our entertainment correspondent recognised in its home country. From the moment it was announced that Renee Zellweger had been cast Colin Paterson reports. As judy garland in judy, she was being tipped for award success. The british world war i epic 1917 is the runaway favourite at tonights bafta film awards. Do you take anything for depression . And with your help id four husbands. Like to keep it that way. Its already triumphed and her reneessance, as it has been dubbed,
at the Golden Globes should result in a best actress win. And the Producers Guild awards and it would be a major surprise her first bafta for 16 years. If it was not now recognised in its home country. From the moment it was announced that Renee Zellweger had been cast for my whole life, i didnt know if as judy garland in judy, she was being tipped i even believed anything. For award success. Joker has the most nominations, with 11. And her reneessance, as it has been dubbed, people are starting to notice. Should result in a best actress win. Indeed, they are. The first ever comic book film to be nominated for best picture. It start has been dominating the her first bafta for 16 years. Award season. When he won he joker has the most nominations, with 11. The first ever comic book film to be celebrated any rather unusual way by nominated for best picture. Oh my gosh heading straight from the ceremony one of the oddest situations tonight to the local slaughterhouse where he is in best supporting actress, margot robbie. I dont want to be on tv, joined rights activists comforting i want to be on fox . Finds herself up against margot robbie. Pics for the imminent demise. She is nominated for both a role in bombshell and in Quentin Tarantinos once upon oh my gosh a time. In hollywood. One of the oddest situations tonight and much has been made the lack is in best supporting actress, of diversity in this years baftas. Margot robbie. All 20 acting nominations are white i dont want to be on tv,
and best director is all male i want to be on fox for the seventh year in a row. The situation should provide plenty of material for graham norton,. Finds herself up who is hosting for the first time. Against margot robbie. Iam in i am in the movie. And the red carpet arrivals can be she is nominated for both seen live on the bbc news channel a role in bombshell and in Quentin Tarantinos once upon in a special programme from 5 15 this afternoon. A time. In hollywood. Colin paterson, bbc news. Jai, frank. Would you like to be a pa rt of jai, frank. Would you like to be a part of history . And much has been made the lack of diversity in this years baftas. All 20 acting nominations are white and best director is all male for the there you go. They are the main seventh year in a row. The situation should stories. You are up to date. Catch it, bin it, kill it. Provide plenty of material for graham norton, thats the message from who is hosting for the first time. The department of health as it and the red carpet launches a new campaign with advice arrivals can be seen live on the bbc news channel in a special on how to slow the spread of coronavirus. Programme from 5 15 this afternoon. It comes after the first two cases of the deadly virus Colin Paterson, bbc news. Were confirmed in the uk. One of the victims is a student at the univerity of york, from where our correspondent were nowjoined by film critic Karen Krizanovich from our london newsroom. Olivia richwald joins us now. We are going to talk to Professor John ashton who is an expert in Public Health in just a john ashton who is an expert in Public Health injust a moment, libya, but bring us up to date with give mining, thank you for taking the time to talk to us. Good the latest. One of these people was a student at the university of stop iimagine a student at the university of stop i imagine people there are quite morning. Is your money on 1917 for apprehensive. Well, yes, there are best film . I think it is pretty
more than 1500 Chinese Students here at the university of york. But it is safe. It is a worthwhile movie, very much business as usual on the campus, although some chinese stu d e nts campus, although some Chinese Students who were Walking Around amazing cinematography. It is a terrific film. And salmond is hampers yesterday were wearing facemasks as a precaution. Because one of those two confirmed uk cases of coronavirus was a student here at the university. We dont know very directed sam landis directed. Much about he or she, but we know everybody has talked in glowing that student and a relative are both terms about the quality of the being treated at the moment at cinematography. It is amazing, there newcastles rvi hospital in the isa specialist Infectious Disease cinematography. It is amazing, there is a night time sequence that will centre. We dont know the condition blow your mind. It really is a film of them. He a stay at the university that requires a big screen to be of them. He a stay at the university of york the vice chancellor came out delivered a statement to the media appreciated. What else will you be saying that he didnt believe there was any big risk of any other looking out for it tonight . My stu d e nts was any big risk of any other students on campus becoming favourite was joker. Looking out for it tonight . My favourite wasjoker. It is not a infected, because the infected student didnt come into contact particularly british film. I think with anyone else, they believe, once upon a time in hollywood has before or during when they had their nominations. But i think the best symptoms. However, students here are actress category is interesting. I understandably slightly anxious because what seemed like a disease on the other side of the world is think the actress from little woman now suddenly a lot closer to home. Could steal it away. The best so the university of york has set up
a hotline for people with concerns actress category, lets deal with this controversy about the lack of and are encouraging the use of diversity. A couple of people have things like hand sanitiser. E mailed and said they have drawn up investigators are continuing to the rest for the people they think check who might have come into that is the best and that is the way the contact with a student a relative list goes. Some years you do and in york. In the uk, the arrival of the play we are hearing about some you dont. But should bafta be making more of an effort to be more earlier, we believe there are 11 uk nationals who are being evacuated inclusive . I think for the long term they should. There are a lot of from wuhan. We understand they are going to fly into raf brize norton performers and film makers that are later on in the afternoon. Theres a not necessarily white. There is a little bit more in the studio and the public Information Campaign lot of quality out there that they which has been launched today. All could have chosen. The fact that right, olivia, thank you very much. They didnt, it is difficult. We had they didnt, it is difficult. We had the same problem with the oscars. I think it is important to see that they will be transferred to the hospital to join they will be transferred to the hospital tojoin the they will be transferred to the hospital to join the quarantine with everybody else. Professorjohn ashton film making, the industry encompasses everybody. That is the point of that. Renee zellweger is is the former director of public nominated in the leading actress health in the north west category for her role in duty. And joins us now. Strong contender there . Very strong. People will be wondering how worried to be. The first death reported this morning outside of china, alarm i cant strong contender there . Very strong. Icant imagine strong contender there . Very strong. I cant imagine anybody as being able to pull off that role. It is bells will be ringing. morning outside of china, alarm bells will be ringing. I think the problem with one of these episodes, and you have to remember weve been quite a theatrical performance but she does inhabit the last few months having these kind of five or six year intervals going back to the ofjudy garland and it is a avian flu, we had sars, the swine fascinating performance. The hair, make up, wardrobe or work to one flu. It is striking that balance point to make this happen. It is an incredible performance. The between people being concerned and mentioned here and make up because alert and panic. Between people being concerned and alertand panic. No between people being concerned and alert and panic. No worry at the moment is a sort of atmosphere of the make up designer was nominated. Panic around about this man, although the stars get the headlines, actually it is all about actually, the government is doing what it can do on the technical the team in the background quite often. It is there a night. Film is side, the laboratory side and the diagnoses and so on, but really a collaborative. People do make films on their own but it takes hair, lot of containing this is down to the public themselves and i think is to be welcomed that we have had this make up, lighting, costume, camera operators. It is huge and that is Campaign Announced today. It started what we see and that is why film is before the points, about sneezing so what we see and that is why film is so dazzling and vivid because we get the visions and work of so many
and bagging and washing, keeping fit talented professionals. Obviously people look at the globes, the is the basic thing. Im in, actually, getting seven or eight hours sleep, keeping physically fit, Golden Globes, the baftas are an having a decent died, that is the indicator, read too much into what basis of resistance to infection. So happens tonight for what might lets start there. So maybejudge happens tonight for what might happen with the oscars . In my opinion they are going to run very dry january to become sensible close to what the oscars might february and people actually getting on top of their health. When it choose. Bafta celebrates british achievement and that is what it comes to hygiene, we know about one should do. Hopefully there will be third of people dont wash their hands when they have been to the loo. Really . yes. You have the fewer americans, and were british sanitisers. Ive got some work. People more british people, because it is a objective these hand sanitiser is you need a west coast rail because often the appreciation of talent and skill for water is not working in the lavatory this year. Thank you very much on the trains. They need to sort indeed, enjoyed the show. The baftas that out. People need to be sensible about that. If people are coming are on bbc one. Down with a virus than the import message is the same as with the flu, i wouldnt like to have to decide between those actors. Is not to go spreading it to somebody else. So the drops and subjective, isnt it . Sneezes spread diseases was the slogan in my childhood, trap the conservationists have launched an app which sends out tips on how
to take care of hedgehogs. Germs, preferably in ap baggage of, and throw it away. And if people are its after a report found their numbers had plummeted ill, dont go spreading it around by in the last two decades. Going to the Health Centre or the one method is to create hedgehog highways doctors waiting room or accident helping the vulnerable animals to move freely around urban and emergency paper antigen. Areas and find food. Hugh warwick is from the british hedgehog preservation doctors waiting room or accident and emergency paperantigen. M is about being sensible and keeping society and joins us now. Yourself fit and strong. You have worked closely with the government on similar Public Health campaigns, good morning. Happy hedgehog day. How do you think they have fared over this, because they havent been absolutely, it is probably one of particularly visible . Talking to the most ridiculous things, having a your colleagues in the media, im single day dedicated to hedgehogs. Told almost to a man and woman that every day is hedgehog day. You they are having difficulty getting someone they are having difficulty getting someone to talk to them. And i think thats a problem. You know, at the brought with you a Hedgehog House. Moment, its not clear whether this talk us through why these are is being politically led by a important and why we have seen the numbers dwindling, especially in secretary of state or whether its being led from the nhs orfrom rural environments. The hedgehog Public Health england. The new chief house work, you can buy it from a medical officer, chris whitty, he shop but make your own. At this time has only recently started in the job. When Liam Donaldson was chief of year hedgehogs are hibernating. How long do they hibernate for . The medical officer he would always be
fronting up these things. He was climate is making things slightly very accessible, very credible. And different. They are appearing having that kind of trusted figure throughout the winter much more than at the National Level is very they used to. Traditionally you important. But its also important start to have hedgehogs in to have the trusted voice locally, hibernation by november and they would all be out by april but my which is what they always tried to do when i was working in the social media feeds are filled with people seeing hedgehogs at all times of the year. The nest box is really it is important to keep this in valuable because it provides a structure into which hedgehogs can perspective however, there are many deaths due to flu every year. And go. One of the problem people have what we are told here is that it looks as though the fatality rate of with the guidance as they are to tidy, hedgehog needs leaves. This is those infected in china is two or 396. Those infected in china is two or 3 . That is a tragedy for those a good thing. Without being able to people but they tend to be, we get into the garden, however think, we do not yet know for certain, they tend to be older frail wonderful your garden is, they people who are towards the end of hedgehogs will not be able to get in their life anyway. We are in the so hedgehogs will not be able to get in so the whole needs to be size of a middle of the winter season now and that runs from mid december to the cd case. We launched the campaign end of february and every year in with the Peoples Trust for england and wales there are 30,000
extra deaths in that period compared endangered animals, called hedgehog to the summer months. Generally that is because people have succumbed street. You can get it for your films. It isjoining in with a from viruses going onto chest infections to pneumonia. Elderly community of people who really love people often in poverty. So we can hedgehogs. Recording sightings apps statistics to a database which get further with a good diet and allows us to see where hedgehogs are decent exercise and decent rest. A flourishing and where they are not. Quick look now at the weather the survey work we have done it she forecast. I have a question for you, this is a has shown a 50 reduction in hedgehogs in rural areas. That is picture from japan behind me and there interesting, you have got a citizen scientist collating the data. Why is it that hedgehogs are suffering in is something missing. Is it a ski Rural Communities . If you look at run without snow . A complete absence the whole suite of british wildlife, but wildlife is suffering, a 60 of snow in some ski resorts in japan. They are completely bare because, like across other parts of reduction in farm land, plus a the northern hemisphere, we have an massive reduction in insects being active westerly jetstream seen. Massive reduction in insects being seen. Hedgehogs eat insects. Propagating around the globe and that stops some of the cold air massive reduction in insects being seen. Hedgehogs eat insectsm massive reduction in insects being seen. Hedgehogs eat insects. Is it getting to places where you would because of different farming . M normally expect it. The void of snow seen. Hedgehogs eat insects. Is it because of different farming . It is here in some parts of scandinavia because of different farming . It is because we have wiped out all the
competition for our crops, which i have seen nowhere near the amount of be insects. Which are the snow they expected this time of year and here in the uk has been mild as insects. We need to make eye well. That mild studies evidenced in farmland more bio friendly but in the meantime our suburban areas are the southwest this 12 degrees at the where hedgehogs have the capacity to moment, but over the past few mornings, a colder start across the northern half of scotland. Flourish. I am concerned with the separating those two, an area of massive Building Campaign were more rain has worked northwards across houses are needed. I launched a Northern Ireland england and Wales Campaign to get all housing but that rain is a pushes into the developers to install hedgehog cold air worked northwards and turn highways as the default. We have got to snow over the hills. Could cause two thirds of a million signatures on the campaign. Dispel the some issues in higher roots in scotland. It means Northern Ireland much of england and wales will be two thirds of a million signatures on the campaign. Dispelthe myth that when you are little, you are dry for much of england and wales will be dryfortime, much of england and wales will be dry for time, northern england, told do not touch them, because the south west scotland, and some heavy funder showers later. These returns was a Channel Islands in many parts are prickly and have fleas. The only of wales, central southern england will be dry was some sunshine. Mild reason you would not interact with again, 1a in the south east, 16 in them is to reduce the stress to the paris for any english fans heading off to the france match and that hedgehog. The hedgehog three is opener in the six nations. It should species specific. It cannot live on
stay mild through tonight with plenty of showers across the a cat or dog. I think it was a country, particularly in the northern half of the uk. Nowhere rumour spread by bird lovers because near as cold tonight in the northern they have been concerned that half of scotland with temperatures hedgehogs are cuter than birds. They still in double figures for some in hedgehogs are cuter than birds. They hedgehog you are most likely to see the South Pacific monday is a start of the working week and the is out in daytime because you are more likely to bump into them, they liveliest weather to be expected. A weather front in and around the English Channel the bring outbreaks are probably ill. Ill hedgehogs have of rain. This area of low pressure pushing to the north of scotland more parasites, external parasites will cause a few issues later. Than internal parasites. When the feeding plenty of showers across scotla nd feeding plenty of showers across scotland and Northern Ireland through the day, some of them are heavy and thundery, wintry over high ground to showers to the north and body has bumped into a hedgehog during the day they had seen it has west of england and wales, a bit got fleas. I asked someone if they down through the Channel Islands and through the English Channel and it will turn colder, that is one aspect and also windier to win, by the end wa nted got fleas. I asked someone if they wanted to pause for a photograph of the afternoon into the evening with a hedgehog and he said no, i could be gusting up to 80 mile an might get fleas. I blame the rspb. Hourin could be gusting up to 80 mile an hour in western scotland with widespread thousand Northern Ireland and that could cause some issues on thank you very much. Everyone can do the ferries. Could also cause some their bit, get the app. I am off to damage and the same in the second half the night towards the eastern
half the night towards the eastern half of scotland and down across north east england where we will read the news for andrew marr on bbc find some of the strongest of the one but we will review with the wind. They will gradually ease through tuesday but tuesday will be weather forecast. A blowy day with north westerly that will bring us the weather wind. High pressure starting to forecast. Building from the south west so for the rest of the week, things will start to look dry. Showers begin, very good morning, pretty much be great across other areas of the scotla nd start to look dry. Showers begin, scotland northern eastern england, a few in the west a few Sabrina Cohen hatton is here to tell country. 13 degrees in parts of the us whats caught her eye. South west but contrast that with but fewer in numbers were here on the bbc news channel until nine this morning, northern scotland, minus five, and coming up later frosty night but in between, well hear from the man who has become so tired of the modern dating scene hes gone back outbreaks of rain, a wet night. That to the drawing board with a retro rain is pushing through scotland lonely hearts advert. Well speak to him at 8. 55. Hitting cold air, could be thats coming up on disruptive snow on the hills before the bbc news channel. But this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. It turns back to rain. Heavy showers bye for now. Stars from the Silver Screen will take to the red carpet for tonights bafta awards however this years nominations have put in, Northern Ireland and been criticised for north west england and north west a lack of diversity. There are no black actors wales. The final stays dry for the up for an award in any vast majority, a mildly. Staying of the 20 acting categories, leading to real frustration from black and ethnic minority film makers who are making more cloudy for the English Channel as a independent films on their terms. Through tuesday did a more sunshine major through the night, some may around, a bit of a chilly breeze and never far from the Channel Islands. Windchill, colder than in this weekend with the temperature still elsewhere, one or two showers, above the levels where they should
be and it stays that way through shower keep going for scotland and much of the week. Thank you very Northern Ireland and is the milder much, matt. Sabrina cohen hatton is here to tell airsuch as in, us whats caught her eye. Northern ireland and is the milder air such as in, it is rain rather than snow. Due tomorrow, this area you are a chief fire officer but also a trained psychologist. You chose a story from the telegraph today which is interesting, about of low pressure could cause how memories of the holocaust can disruption later in the day. A pass between generations. how memories of the holocaust can pass between generations. I found this fascinating on a number of fronts. It has been an emotional weather front through the english week for many people with a lot of channel and across northern france remembrance activities happening in auschwitz. And what i found will bring some rain for the channel absolutely fascinating about this is it brings a different kind of spin islands, potentially some counties of england although much of central, to the way the memories have passed. The point with this story is that southern england and wales, just one or two showers. Show is more Holocaust Survivors, their children frequent further north, some of have reported a Second Generation trauma to the point where medical those heavy with hail and thunder and a strengthening breeze. As we data has shown that they are more vulnerable to experiencing strengths that make stress than the general finish monday, we could see winds at population to the there was a debate 70 or 80 mass per hour across the for a long time wondering if this west of scotland and that could was a social phenomenon, because the cause disruption for the monday children of Holocaust Survivors do evening rush hour. Carroll will have not what burden their parents after what their parents extreme experience were, so what their parents extreme experience were, so they are less more on that tomorrow morning. Enjoy likely to talk about things. A your sunday. Growing body of data suggests, thank you, enjoy the rest of your however, that is is down to epigenetic certificate essentially weekend. What lengths would you thatis epigenetic certificate essentially go to, to find love . That is tiny chemical tags added to our genes when they respond to the mark rofe was so tired of modern
environment to and some of these can dating apps that he spent be passed between parent and more than a00 pounds on this, a billboard, on a busy road offspring and these tell your dna in manchester, asking for a date. How to behave. If a tag is turned on the 30 year old from sheffield says hes hopeful this will prompt in may mean that you are prone to the perfect lady to come forward. Eating more, for example, that you are more prone to stress. And they lets see how much luck hes had so far. Markjoins us now. Think this may be down to some of the experience their parents had. So i drove past that on thursday and not necessarily the environmental which they were brought up in and thought, what on earth is it . Has it the spoken memory, it is a genetic been working . The response has been switch flipped which makes them more predisposed to stress. Wow overwhelming. I didnt expect it to fascinating. A fascinating get this reaction. I have had a connection between genetic and little over 800 applications so far environment. And that reflects on which is insane. Half of those have been from men. I am a straight guy the difference that can happen between identical twins. But i probably should have made it the difference that can happen between identicaltwins. The observer has a story about privacy clearer but either way it boosts the campaigners. There was talk this numbers up makes it look even week about facial recognition better. How did it come to this . It technology being used by the met and this is how some privacy campaigners isa better. How did it come to this . It is a funny question, i guess i was are trying to get around being recognised. Nothing particularly new ina pub is a funny question, i guess i was in a pub with my friend josh, we we re in a pub with my friend josh, we were saying how we were struggling
in make up but it is creative. There dating wise and ijust, after a is always something attractive about wearing make up as an act of couple of drinks, obviously drunk in defiance and this summarises it perfectly. It is interesting, moderation, we got onto the subject actually. I am torn on this, of media should get a billboard. It honestly, because i think that started off as a joke and i thought, facial recognition is a tool and it can be used effectively. If i lost i will go and do it so that is what someone idid. I will go and do it so that is what can be used effectively. If i lost someone close to can be used effectively. If i lost i did. How did you pick this picture someone close to me or can be used effectively. If i lost someone close to me or if something had happened to someone close to me, specifically . It was the best photo i would want the police to be able i could find of me lying down. I to use every tool in their armoury thought it would be funny. Is this a to use every tool in their armoury to resolve the situation or bring the perpetrators to justice. Genuine attempt to find love . Of to resolve the situation or bring the perpetrators tojustice. From that perspective, i think that there could be benefits. That i do also course it is. It seems to be working accept that there is this other so course it is. It seems to be working so hopefully i will get a couple of element of it in terms of your right dates out of it soon. How will you to privacy and to what extent do you filter them down and decide which of the applicants hit the mark . They share your data effectively . In this must be female. That is a start, my case your data is your face and what type would be anyone who is brave ido case your data is your face and what i do think is important is that it enough to apply for a date with me, opens up the debate and having an ethical debate and going into something with a considered a guy ona perspective i think is very enough to apply for a date with me, a guy on a billboard. Someone with a important. And the creative sense of humour, fun, intelligent,
other types of things. defiance, gentle and intelligent. It sense of humour, fun, intelligent, other types of things. I started going them yet . I have a little bit, is admirable. Now, there is a lot to get through, i wa nt to there is a lot to get through, i want to get back to every Single Person because they have taken the time to write a message and apply. So you want intelligent, good sense of humour, good looking, what have you got . I have got a billboard. Are her husband is a serving firefighter her husband is a serving firefighter he had to go back to work, this is you got . I have got a billboard. Are you not way that will put some in new york. This is a reality for people off . Are you not worried. Many frontline workers, notjust firefighters but many frontline workers, not necessarily to that potentially, but it is a filtering extent, necessarily, but we have got process in itself. It is tricky, i dozens extent, necessarily, but we have got d oze ns of extent, necessarily, but we have got dozens of people, thousands of people up and down the country who rememberfrom my work on the front line and who miss process in itself. It is tricky, i remember from my Online Dating process in itself. It is tricky, i rememberfrom my Online Dating days, it is quite hard. How long have you significant family events. This been trying that for . it is quite hard. How long have you been trying that for . I have not got christmas my husband was only the to that stage, it is trickier to get second christmas in my daughters a date. I was struggling to even get whole life that we were both off duty together. And there is not here to people who work on the frontline because they sacrifice family events a date. I was struggling to even get and family memories that many people ta ke and family memories that many people take for granted every single day
a date. I was struggling to even get but actually our families, they do a date. So people were swiping you it on our behalf without being asked away . I know, i am as shocked as you to. As much as i think it is are. When it comes to dating apps, incredible that our frontline workers do it, i think it is there is an element of it feels like there is an element of it feels like incredible that loved ones support there is an element of it feels like there is so much choice. You could them as well. We owe them all a debt find someone better with one swipe. Of thanks. In the last one in the it dehumanises them a little bit, i do not i am not slating them sunday times, we dont have a lot of because they work for some people, just not for me. Can i give you a time left, postman deliver oap from scam. How nice for something to go bit of advice . Why dont you just right for a change i love this. Approach a lady you like the look of basically, a 79 year old woman who and see if she fancies going for a drink. That worked my husband. Had been scammed with a postal scam that said take out all your money and see if she fancies going for a drink. That worked my husbandm and see if she fancies going for a drink. That worked my husband. It is not as fun though, is it . It is nice and send it to us. So she had taken though, it worked out well. The out over £3000 and banknotes and sent them to fraudsters. But she traditional method. Have you tried that . Of course, i have tried spoke to a neighbour about what she was doing and the neighbour raised everything, hence the billboard. You the alarm, got in touch with the authorities and the postman actually have got ten seconds, sell yourself to the woman watching now. Ladies, sent it all back for her which was if you are looking for a smart, wonderful. But there is a pointy extremely handsome, honest man. Because these scams can be so according to you. Just apply for a realistic that if you are particularly vulnerable it can be date with me. I will get through to easy to fall for it. And how lovely the people are looking out for her. More from you in an hour sabrina. The application and i will get back to you. It is it modesty imi. I am but this is where we say goodbye handsome, i am to viewers on bbc one. To you. It is it modesty imi. I am handsome, iam intelligent, iam humorous. It is a fun website to bye for now. Have a look at and i admire your sense of humour. I wish you all the best with it and will you let us know how it goes . You have been so kind, i will invite you to the wedding. I will start looking for hats now. Thats all for this morning. Breakfast will be back tomorrow from 6am. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Goodbye. Good morning, you are watching bbc brea kfast. Good morning, you are watching bbc breakfast. It is coming up to 7 30am. Stars from the Silver Screen will take to the red carpet for tonights bafta awards however this years nominations have been criticised for a lack of diversity. There are no black actors up for an award in any of the 20 acting categories, leading to real frustration from black and ethnic minority film makers who are making more independent films on their terms. Our entertainment correspondent
Brenda Emmanus reports. Music plays. For 15 years the screen nation Film Television awards has been celebrating black creative talent, from big names to rising stars. But the glitz and glamour of this annual awards ceremony doesnt hide the fact that a cycle of frustration amongst these creatives fuelled by the lack of acknowledgement from the uk Film Industry. Hailed as one of the pioneers of black independent cinema, director and writer menelik sha bazz is uninspired by the progress hes witnessed in a 30 year career. This is bbc news. Im ben brown. The headlines at nine the first death from im disappointed with the current situation, because i see a great coronavirus outside deal of talent that has china is reported in the philippines. In china, the number basically been wasted. Of cases continues to rise. Meanwhile, 11 more and it seems now were in this British Nationals are situation where we have no writers on their way back from wuhan, the chinese city at that are present in tv, the centre of the outbreak. We have hardly any directors and talent or any expression the Prime Minister reveals his demands for a post brexit trade deal. Well be looking ahead to tonights bafta awards. Of the black experience. Joker leads the way with 11 nominations, but its
the First World War epic 1917 which is tipped to take the top prize of best film. Since the 70s, the Award Winning director has himself been documenting the black reduce experience. England hope to kick what do you believe off their Six Nations Campaign with a win against france needs to be done . In paris this afternoon. The tv industry and the Film Industry regulate themselves, and reviewing todays papers at 9. 35, and unlike other industries, we have rosamund urwin, and i think there needs to be Senior Reporter a change in the way that the industry operates. 38, living at home, alone, with your mother. This is a romantic comedy written and directed by kolton lee. From the generation of directors that followed menelik shabazz, he faced constant barriers to his ambition to bring alternative black voices to the screen. If i try to portray a story that didnt adhere to the kind of stereotypes that we normally see a black people in this country, stories around crime, stories around drugs, stories around music, if i stepped out of those stereotypes, i wasnt really going to get anywhere, nobody was interested in those kind of narratives. When we talk about lack of diversity think what were talking about his inequality and i think people to tell it what it is. This debate has been going on for decades and it is kind of time it stops now. How about we make a film . It could be a big collaborative project . Dear babylon is one of several films directed by ayo akingbade. A promising second year student at the Royal Academy schools in london. I feel like my younger generation, we care but we dont care. We just need to make our stuff, even if the industry doesnt support. Ive feel like eventually theyll come around. But i dont want to wait until im 60 saying ive finally got recognition. From pioneers to promising future stars, has been a long journey for these three generations of black filmmakers, but ayos optimism in the call for change may mark a turning point. Brenda emmanus, bbc news. Ba fta bafta has said the lack of diversity in the nominations is hugely disappointing and it is clear there is much more to be done and the films will all be receiving their gongs over on bbc one at nine oclock tonight. It is a complicated issue. Hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and Nina Warhurst. We have your headline is coming up shortly. Headlines. Hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and Nina Warhurst. Good morning. Heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. More British Nationals are expected to leave the chinese city of wuhan today after the first death of coronavirus outside of china was confirmed in the philippines. Health Officials Say the patient was a aa year old man from wuhan where the virus was first detected. More than 300 people have died from the virus since the outbreak began. Meanwhile, a uk wide Advertising Campaign has been launched by the government to advise people on how to slow the spread of coronavirus. Our Health CorrespondentDominic Hughes reports. Public Health Officials have to tread a delicate path between informing people on the best way to avoid infection by the coronavirus and spreading panic. So a uk wide Advertising Campaign now aims to offer measured, straightforward advice. For example, use and then dispose of tissues when you cough or sneeze, wash your hands properly using soap and water, and those whove returned from china in the past 1a days are asked to stay at home if they start to feel ill, rather than rushing
to hospital where more people could be infected. Its likely that those most at risk from the virus are same groups vulnerable to winter flu and other seasonal bugs the frail and elderly or those with compromised immune systems, like People Living with diabetes. Meanwhile, efforts to trace those who may have come into close contact with the two chinese nationals who fell ill in york are continuing. Officials at the university of york, where one of them is studying, say the risk to staff and other students is low. Dominic hughes, bbc news. The Prime Minister is expected to say he is not afraid of border checks between the uk and eu and that therell be no concessions when negotiating a trade deal with brussels. Boris johnson will make the statement tomorrow. He will also rule out falling in line with eu rules. The two sides have until the end of the year to agree to a deal. Residents in wakefield have been allowed to return to their homes following a huge fire at an industrial bakery. More than a hundred
firefighters were at the scene at westgate retail park yesterday. It was feared the building may have contained asbestos however the fire service confirmed that none was released into the air. The Israeli Military says its hit a number of targets in the gaza strip belonging to the Palestinian Group hamas. The military said it was responding to rockets fired from gaza, which it says were aimed at israeli civilians. Israeli media says the government has decided to block the import of cement into gaza, which can be used to construct tunnels and other military infrastructure. Clarence house has defended the prince of wales after he travelled in a private helicopter to make a speech about reducing aircraft emissions. Prince charles flew from highgrove to cambridge for the talk. Its estimated the journey, which cost at least £12,000, caused 2. 5 tons of carbon emissions, which is considerably more than the 0. 2 tons that would have been released had he travelled by car. Clarence house said the prince offsets his Carbon Footprint every year. Those are the main stories. The bafta awards will take place tonight against a backdrop of criticism after the nominations were accused of lacking diversity. 1917, judy, and joker are just some of the films up for awards at the ceremony in londons royal albert hall. All 20 acting nominees are white and no female directors have been recognised for the seventh year running. Bafta say its hugely disappointing and will work to affect real change. It is such a tricky issue. Such a big problem. Wejoin it is such a tricky issue. Such a big problem. We join jay it is such a tricky issue. Such a big problem. Wejoinjay now for the sport. We start with the six nations. Good morning. It was the opening weekend. England play in paris. We expected wales to beat italy, but we did not expect what would happen in the eye scotland
much. As a source of personal pain to you. Ireland. It was the tale of two captains, jonny sexton, violin, scored all their points, and then stuart hogg. The captain. We will tell you what stuart hogg did injusta we will tell you what stuart hogg did injust a moment. Yes, the six nations is well and truly under way. A huge win for the reigning champions wales, while mistakes for scotland gave ireland the edge. Andy swiss rounds up the action. Please welcome scotland and ireland two old rivals with two new captains. They would have two very different days. Ireland hadnt lost to scotland in the decade. Confident . Well, they were confident after this, skipperjohnny sexton putting the hosts ahead. But scotland stayed in touch and after the break, it was their captains chance. Surely stuart hogg had scored . But just watch this. Replays showed he dropped it on the line and as the ball agonisingly slipped from his grasp, had his teams chances. Sexton certainly didnt help, as he booted irelands19 12 ahead, but still scotland werent done. In the closing minutes, within inches of the line, but Irelands Defence clung on to claim a hard fought victory. Everything was about the result. I am happy with how we stuck in and fought back. We just couldnt get that lead. We could have really opened up, but we couldnt get it and scotland put it up to us. Earlier, wales began their title defence amid passion and an awful lot of points, a2, to be precise, as italy were left chasing shadows. Two early tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy of some outrageous skill. How often do you see this . Through the legs from dan biggar and wales were out of sight by the break. There was no way back for italy, especially after Nick Tompkins went charging through for a dazzling debut try. Not a bad start for him or for wales new coach wayne pivac, and adams provided the perfect finale. A hat trick and a huge win for wales, the champions off
to a flying start. Andy swiss, bbc news. A great win for wales. England and france meet later today in paris, in what will be englands first game since losing the World Cup Final three months ago. 23 year old George Furbank will make his england debut at fullback and eddie jones believes the northampton player is made for international rugby. Hes one of the first players i noticed when i came back from the world cup, very composed, good core skills, got good positional sense. And when we got him into can be showed all those sort of things under pressure. And hes thoroughly deserves the opportunity. Liverpool lead the premier league by 22 points. They won their 2ath out of 25 games against southampton a 0. At the bottom of the table, there were some crucial games and some crucial comebacks. Nick parrott rounds up the best of the action. Liverpool are not even close to being perfect, according to their manager, juergen klopp, but that doesnt stop them scoring for that reply against southampton. Only arsenals invincibles can boast a longer unbeaten run than liverpools a2 matches. At the other end of the table, watford is staying in side the relegation zone after throwing away a 2 goal lead against everton. Even going down to ten men couldnt stop the toffees from getting a late winner, thanks to theo walcott. To get the win at the last minute is always a great feeling. The fans, those who travelled a long way, it is great for them go home happy. West ham also blew a two goal advantage, drawing at home to brighton meant dropping into the relegation zone. We let it slip, so that a disappointing thing. But we go again. In the end, you know, you take a point from the game. We have to do more than that. But, look, it is one better than none stop by the big beneficiaries were born with, victory over aston villa dipping them out of the bottom three. Bruno fernandez shone on his debut
for Manchester United in an ultimately disappointing scrappy goalless draw at home to wolves. Sheffield united must be thinking its still christmas with that result in this bizarre own goal and their favourite Crystal Palace heading the fifth on the table. In the scottish premiership celtic are at hamilton today. A win would take them seven points clear of rangers. And take a look at this goal from yesterdays championship. Brentfords goalkeeper david raya let this slip through his legs. Its been put down as his own goal otherwise defender ryan tafazolli, who played the ball through, would have a goal from the halfway line to his name. Just as well brentford went on to beat hull 5 1. It is just it isjust agony it is just agony to look at. It didnt matter too much. Looking ahead to the Australian Open
mens final which begins in the next hour Novak Djokovic will go for his 17th grand slam title when he takes on austrias Dominic Thiem. Djokovic has lost only three matches in the past ten tournaments at Melbourne Park but could all that change . John watson is at rod laver arena to tell us about that match, but also to talk about our british success at the Australian Open. Also to talk to us about operative success at the Australian Open. Yes, absolutely. Good morning from Melbourne Park. We were reflecting on the womens final from yesterday and reflecting the mens final in a moment. We have somebody success talk about. They joined moment. We have somebody success talk about. Theyjoined by Annabel Croft and joe salisbury, the winner in the mens doubles, in action a few men ago alongside ray gibran. And youve won, congratulations. How does it feel . Rajeev ram. And youve won, congratulations. How does it feel . Rajeev ram. It is unbelievable. They have dreamt of this moment many times and it has finally happened. It feels a bit strange, its real, i dont think it
is sung kim quite yet. Still feels a bit like a dream. Sunk in. Were so bit like a dream. Sunk in. Were so thrilled that we have done it. We will have a closer look at the trophy there. Aspires pretty success goes, you trophy there. Aspires pretty success goes, you are the shining light at this years tournament as far as. I guess is so. Obviously there are so i guess is so. Obviously there are so many. So many great players. To have come through and win the title is amazing. Obviously jamie have come through and win the title is amazing. Obviouslyjamie had a good run in the mixed doubles as well. He is somewhat i have looked up well. He is somewhat i have looked up to fourso well. He is somewhat i have looked up to four so long and had so much success up to four so long and had so much success in the doubles. It is great there are so many really good doubles players now, so many really good british doubles players now. Absolutely thrilled that now i am kind of helping to carry the torch. Its an amazing achievement, annabel, it has not been the easiest of tournaments for the displays,
certainly in the singles. It hasnt. A lot of them found it very tough this year, perhaps didnt find their form, i thought harriet dart did particularly well. That much she showed against simona halep, a two time grand slam champion herself was quite amazing. She showed great promise for the future. For the guys and some of the other girls it was tough. It is a tough slam to play. A shout out to the wheelchair players, they won the wiltshire doubles. And i saw gordon in the singles as well wheelchair. A shout out to them. And what a final whistle yesterday was sofia kenin playing a superb mostly when her first grand slam was sofia kenin playing a superb mostly when herfirst grand slam we saw yesterday. She was amazing. A breath of fresh air. She showed a lot of promise at the francella last year when she took down serena williams. She has a feisty attitude on the court, she stomps around. No one would have predicted her to
come out on top of this championships. But perhaps we seeing her at the very start of something that may end up being an extremely illustrious career. To take down my experience yesterday in Garbine Muguruza was quite amazing somebody quite experience was that she has been a breath of fresh air. A great atmosphere as we gear up for the mens final. What sort of atmosphere wasnt like and give us a of what khomic team may Novak Djokovic will be gearing up for later. It was a great atmosphere Dominic Thiem and Novak Djokovic. We have a great team with us. And some other friends that came to support us as other friends that came to support us as well. We had some good support out there. It was a great atmosphere. It was my first time at rod laver arena. That was quite a daunting experience being out there for the first time. I was quite surprised at how quickly we settled into the match. It felt like any other match once we were out there. Im sure be an unbelievable final tonight. I will be trying to watch. Obviously Novak Djokovic is a legend of the game and dominic is coming up playing some unbelievable tennis im sure it will be a great match. Hard to see past know that, perhaps. Sure it will be a great match. Hard to see past know that, perhapsm isa to see past know that, perhapsm is a fascinating one. He has one in seven times and never lost a final in australia. He loves it here. There is a lot on the line here, he is trying to go for his 17th grand slam final, and closer to rafael nadal. But Dominic Thiem has of their last five meetings. Two of those at the french open. That was ona those at the french open. That was on a clay court. I think Dominic Thiem has impressed everyone winning the masters series title in indian wells la st the masters series title in indian wells last year. He has immense amounts of power. One of the most beautiful back ever see on a court, very similarto beautiful back ever see on a court, very similar to that of rancour in how he plays. They wonder whether we will see that type of exposing
expressive tennis against djocovic stan wawrinka. You have to give the edge 21 because of form, he has played six hours less on the court this championships. Dominic has been out there for 18 hours. You know how tough it is in the heat and conditions, so difficult. Are you not getting attached to two mark your success as Dominic Thiems mum said she would do to mark your success . Said she would do to mark your success . I dont think i will be. I dont think my mom would be happy if got one. I think i stay away. Dont think my mom would be happy if got one. I think stay away. She doesnt have to know. Something to represent, perhaps one of those, a little trophy. That is what Dominic Thiems mum says she would do. Maybe a kangaroo and equality for sunbeds over djocovic. What a performance that would be. We look forward to that. Thank you very much. Maybe john will come up with a tad too. There is a british name inked on a trophy for the Australian Open, which is now, which is brilliant news. Yesterday as well there was
successful 21 year old sofia kenin, the american, after she beat dublin aggressor Garbine Muguruza. She was actually a child prodigy. She started to make Television Appearances right at the age of five. We can see her now with him clusters. This was back at the miami open in 2005. At the time kim kleist is, who was returning to the sport after retiring twice, she said she had a brief the great game, she was a busy road. This was when she was a busy road. This was when she was five, she is 21 now, yesterday was five, she is 21 now, yesterday was her first grand was five, she is 21 now, yesterday was herfirst grand slam she had one, as was herfirst grand slam she had one, as i said, beating the spaniard in three sets. Fantastic to see her. It takes a real character to be under the spotlight from such a young age and to be able to cope with it. Lets bring you up to date now with the weather forecast. A
little rain around this morning when icame little rain around this morning when i came out and help us through this morning it was raining, but not in australia finally enough there has been rain in australia. Talking about heat across the south east, that heatwave has broken and it should feel like autumn here for the next few days popping over to new zealand, sunday has been an incredibly hot day here. Climate similarto ours so incredibly hot day here. Climate similar to ours so the temperature across parts of eastern new zealand hit 37 degrees in napier on sunday afternoon, making it their hottest day on record. Heat easing in the south east of australia and it has been building in new zealand. They have a torrential rain in the south west dig we had the rain overnight and it is separating a huge temperature contrast this morning. 13 degrees in parts of somerset, 5 in parts of aberdeenshire and those temperature contrasts in between we usually have a weather front which brings heavy
rain across Northern Ireland overnight easing away from a good pa rt overnight easing away from a good part of England Wales and Northern Ireland but sitting in across southern and Central Scotland. Because the cold air is in place we can see that turning to snow over the hills and mountains. Would be a few issues on the roads to rider to the north of it with some sunshine, a couple of showers, bright skies developing across England Wales and Northern Ireland but south west scotla nd Northern Ireland but south west scotland later, could see some heavy and thundery showers, a few returning to parts of the Channel Islands as well. Cold north and a mild day across southern areas with 14 mild day across southern areas with 1a degrees the high. A few Degrees Higher than that for those who headed off to paris for englands opening six nations against france. 16 bit are cloudy and damn day, some of the damp weather fringing the Channel Islands through tonight and into tomorrow. Elsewhere tonight it will be clear skies for many parts of england and wales and a couple of showers in the west, showers in scotla nd showers in the west, showers in scotland and Northern Ireland but the temperature will be on the rise and it will be rain rather than snow
as we go into the new working week and another mild start to turbulence on monday, especially later in the day with rain close to the Channel Islands and southern counties of england. The error flow pressures to the north, not only fitting lots of showers in across scotland Northern Ireland through the day and heavy with hail and thunder, little wintry are the high ground but strengthening the winter dig itself, the breeze will pick up with light winds through the wales midlands in southern england, dry and sunny weather but the high cloud will drift in, may be simmering towards the south coast and feeling cooler than this weekend. That said, things turn turbulence later in the day as we head towards the evening rush hour on monday the west of scotland and Northern Ireland, the wind could be Strong Enough to cause damage and disruption, could hit 80 miles an hourin disruption, could hit 80 miles an hour in some parts of western scotla nd hour in some parts of western scotland and that strong wind will then transfer to the east of scotla nd then transfer to the east of scotland and north east england through the night and into Tuesday Morning sitting be prepared for a few issues as we start tuesday but it is getting better. High pressure is building from the south west and the wind will gradually ease. A few showers around northern and eastern
areas through much of the day, a couple in the west to start with but asa couple in the west to start with but as a High Pressure system starts to build in, a blustery day and with a bit of added windchill but most places will be dry, 8 10 degrees above where they should be for this time of year being colder in the breeze. Back to you both. We will be back with the headlines just after eight oclock. Time now 01 32 24,518 4294966103 13 29,430 for the travel show