Transcripts For BBCNEWS Breakfast 20200604

Good morning. How, youll, be able to watch the premier league for free and what it, will look like, as liverpool chase the title behind closed doors. We should get confirmation today, that over one third of matches will be free to air. Will find out what can be done to save chester zoo from extinction, as it faces the threat of losing millions of pounds. On the weather has turned a bit cooler, cloudier and wetter as well. Now get ready for something windier as well. Its thursday june 4. Our top story. A german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of Madeline Mccann from a Holiday Resort in portugal 13 years ago. The man in his 40s is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. Madeleine was three years old when she went missing from praia de luz in 2007. Heres our Home Affairs Correspondent, Daniel Sandford. This is the vw campervan that was by the new suspect in the Madeleine Mccann investigation. With its distinctive colours, police hope it will trigger someones memory and lead to new evidence about their as yet unnamed suspect. He used the vehicle to live in, and certainly the week preceding, he was in there, living, so he would move around the area, using that van as probably his base. The suspect also used this jaguar car at the time. He registered the car into someone elses name the day after Madeleine Mccann disappeared. The 3 year old went missing on may 3, 2007. Shed been sleeping in her parents holiday apartment while they were 50m away, having a meal with friends. Her 17th birthday was last month. On the German Version of crimewatch last night, police there revealed that the suspect has previous convictions for sexually assaulting girls and is thought to have burgled hotels and holiday apartments. He is currently in prison in germany. His phone was used in praia da luz, about an hour before Madeleine Mccann disappeared. The metropolitan police are now asking for anyone who can help with information about the mobile number he took the call on that night. The vw campervan that he was using that summer and the old jaguar xjr6 that he registered out of his name the day after Madeleine Mccann disappeared. In a statement, her parents, kate and gerry mccann, seen here in 2007, said theyd like to thank the Police Forces involved in britain, germany and portugal. They said they would never give up hope of finding madeleine alive. The German Police said that theirs is a murder investigation, but Madeleine Mccanns parents said that whatever the outcome is, they need to know what happened, as they need to find peace. Daniel sandford, bbc news. And at about 7 10am well be talking to clarence mitchell, who acts as a spokesman for the mccann family. New charges have been announced against all four of the sacked Police Officers who were present at the death of African American george floyd in minneapolis. His death has sparked protests across the us. Derek chauvin, the officer who was filmed kneeling on his neck for almost nine minutes, will now face an upgraded charge of Second Degree murder. Our los angeles correspondent david willis reports. Huge protests continue to grip this country in response to George Floyds death. Thousands converge on Downtown Los Angeles and after violence here over the weekend, this time, the call for change was peaceful. Night time cu rfews time, the call for change was peaceful. Night time curfews remain in place here as well as in new york and washington dc. In minneapolis, where all this began. Anger gave way to cheers at the news that former Police Officer Derek Chauvin is to face a more serious murder charge. We got all four and at the news that the three other officers involved in mr floyds death have now been arrested. They stand accused of aiding and abetting his murder. President trumps often bellicose response to the recent u nrest bellicose response to the recent unrest here is unnerved even some of his own party and now his former defence secretary james mattis is voicing concern. James mattis is not the only one to be concerned the president s brett to send troops onto the streets to quell writing. Good morning, everyone. Opposition at such a move extends to his successof at such a move extends to his successor at the pentagon, mark esper. The option to use active duty forces in a role should only be used asa forces in a role should only be used as a matter of last resort and only in the most urgent and diary of situations. We are not in one those situations. We are not in one those situations now. Americas first black president struck a slightly different and more optimistic tone to that of President Trump in a virtual town hall event. In to that of President Trump in a virtualtown hall event. In some ways, as tragic as these past few weeks have been, is difficult and scary and uncertain, theyve also been an Incredible Opportunity for people to be awakened to some of these underlying trends and they offer an opportunity for us to all Work Together to tackle. George floyds family and friends are due together in minneapolis on thursday for a Memorial Service in his honour. Because for a radical reform of Race Relations in this country are growing. David willis, bbc news, los angeles. David joins us now from la. David, how have people responded to these charges . Its interesting, as this service is happening with George Floyds family, how many people are commenting, particularly when it comes to president s, current and former. Absolutely. We heard from barack obama former. Absolutely. We heard from ba rack obama there former. Absolutely. We heard from barack obama there and we heard also from the lawyer representing George Floyds family who called the rest of those three other Police Officers today a significant step forward. A significant step forward on the road to justice. Whether this will be enough with the enhanced charged of Derek Chauvin who was caught on tape with his knee on George Floyds neck remains to be seen but certainly there have been calls for a general review of use of force tactics by police in this country and a far better concentration on Community Policing here. David, of course, we seem protests across the United States. We will have more on what is going on here. What is the feeling in terms of how these protesters are being received. Its interesting isnt it, because President Trump has urged state governors to adopt a very robust approach to clearing protesters, particularly if there is any threat of violence. There are cu rfews in place any threat of violence. There are curfews in place for three cities, here in los angeles, new york and washington dc. Those curfews have come and gone, but interestingly, police are not going into clear the streets despite the fact that people are violating the curfew orders, divided those protests remain peaceful. There is much peaceful tone weve seen over the last 24 48 hours after that terrible violence at the weekend. David, thank you very much for bringing us up to date. Thousands of people took to the streets of london yesterday to join the protests over the death of george floyd. The event was organised by the black lives matter group, and began in hyde park, followed by a march through the city. It was largely peaceful, but towards the end some protesters were seen clashing with Police Officers. The business secretary, alok sharma is self isolating after he began to feel unwell in parliament yesterday. He was seen mopping his brow several times during a debate. He is being tested for coronavirus but the news has reignited the row over whether mps were called back to westminster too soon. Plans to quarantine almost all arrivals into the uk from monday will be discussed by the government and aviation bosses later today. Sean can tell us more. Undoubtedly there will be a row about this. We know hes already called these rules highly ineffective but we are getting closer to the day of the quarantine rules coming in and a lot of businesses in the Aviation Industry and the travel industry across the board concerned about how much of a hit to betterjobs, to their workers this will have further down the line. The big topic of conversation, the idea this could be an agreement between the uk and other countries flying between them and passengers being able to travel between them without having to quarantine. The french, italian ministries, their governments have said there have been no talks with the uk about those kind of agreements, the confederation of british industry here in the uk says there needs to be an international plan. With heard from the world travel and Tourism Council which represents many in that industry so its notjust about this quarantine period, it could have a lasting effect and with had those rules confirmed by the government, we could look at some of those about what is kicking in on june the eighth. When you book a ticket abroad, you will have to provide an address in the uk and when you return, you will be expected to self isolate in the uk for two weeks. The government says it will be carrying out random checks to make sure people are obeying the rules and there will be an imposed £1000 fine, but is imposed in england. Even the row over how that is going to be managed is ongoing as well. We are going to be speaking to the boss of southampton airport before seven oclock. They have concerns about the impact. Sean, thank you very much. A child is in a Critical Condition in hospital after being injured in a shooting in north london. Shots were fired in harlesden, brent, just before 10pm last night. Four people, including the young child, were taken to hospital. The police have launched an investigation. No arrests have been made. The prince of wales has said he got away with it quite lightly when he contracted coronavirus at the beginning of the uks epidemic in march. Prince charles said he self isolated after testing positive for the virus and only experienced mild symptoms. He also used the interview with sky news to highlight his concerns over the environment. Our royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell has more. I can so understand what other people have gone through. I can so understand what other people have gone throughlj i can so understand what other people have gone through. I feel particularly for those who instance have lost their loved ones but were unable to be with them at the time. Thats to me the most ghastly thing but in order to prevent this happening to so many more people, this is why im so determined to find a way out of this. The duchess of sussex has spoken out over the death of george floyd. Meghan markle said she was compelled to say something. The only wrong thing to say is to say nothing because George Floyds life mattered and Breonna Taylors life mattered and Breonna Taylors life mattered and Philando Castiles life mattered and Philando Castiles life mattered and so many others whose names we know and dont know. Stephon clark, his life mattered. I was thinking about when i was a sophomore in high school, i was 15 and sophomore year is the year we do volunteer work which is a prerequisite of graduating and i remember my teacher at the time, my teacher, ms puglia, said to me before i was leaving for a day of volunteering, always rememberto put a day of volunteering, always remember to put others needs above your owfi remember to put others needs above your own fears. We can speak now to paul olubayo, who is a graduate of the university i was reading your i was reading your blog. |j i was reading your blog. I wonder if you heard the words from meghan markle, saying we need to take an introspective look in ourselves and question whether we are doing enough. It is enough being done now in the light of George Floyds . think its a start. Im very pleased with the news that came today that the other officers involved have had charges brought against him but george floyd is a tip of the iceberg, its always been a systemic problem. Killed in very tragic circumstances by the police and even in the protests this week, a man was killed and im proud, but this is really just the killed and im proud, but this is reallyjust the beginning of something bigger david mcatee. You think the perspective being offered by celebrities, high profile people, is it helping or hindering in terms of addressing the problem of racism and the feeling that people feel when it comes to being misunderstood . Its a start, but it cannot be the be all and end of. And we have seen this before, i remember the first one in my lifetime that really went huge was Trayvon Martin in 2012, and at that point it was thoughts and prayers, the same happened in 2014, same happened with lander castieau and in 2016 and in minneapolis, minnesota. It has to be more than just thoughts and prayers, more than just thoughts and prayers, more than just social media advocacy, it has to be deeper. We cannot rest until justice is done and systemic racism is rooted out in all of its forms. In terms ofjustice being done, we have seen the other three Police Officers be charged. And Derek Chauvin, the allegations against him have been upgraded. In a sense that is the justice have been upgraded. In a sense that is thejustice part of it. The bigger part you have alluded to and referred to is systemic problems in society. What is the next step . Now there are protests, but what is the next positive step to reading that out . Yeah, i think within the city in minneapolis, i think what we are sitting in the dust maxing in the last few days we have seen the School Boards and immigration bodies distancing themselves from the police. It starts on a personal level. When we see these issues of racism and discrimination, i was speaking out about them . Are we holding our friends speaking out about them . Are we holding ourfriends or speaking out about them . Are we holding our friends or family members to account . Are we dealing with this when people are teenagers, 01 with this when people are teenagers, or saying they are stuck in their ways when they are in their 60s or 70s. Ways when they are in their 60s or 705. I ways when they are in their 60s or 70s. I hold my friends accountable when i see racism, and i measure i speak up loudly and aggressively against it. Do you feel you have too talk to people to kind of prove that you dont have a chip on your shoulder and that any person of colour has to prove that . shoulder and that any person of colour has to prove that . I feel thatis colour has to prove that . I feel that is what is grown into us. I think many of us grow up being told we have to work twice as hard to be half as good, which is frankly a sad mindset to indoctrinate into a child. I have heard that phrase since i was five years old. It is the reality many of us live with and u nfortu nately the reality many of us live with and unfortunately many of us that reality becomes true. I am turning 23 next month, im joining a masters programme, andi 23 next month, im joining a masters programme, and i still feel like my resume and cv, when they seem a ethnic last name it goes into the bin. So, that doesntjust go for me, iam privileged bin. So, that doesntjust go for me, i am privileged to have university education, there are people who carry a bigger chip than myself that these are the reality is that we live in. How do you think that we live in. How do you think that relates, were going to put some pictures up of what is happening in denver at the moment, protests in denver, and contrasting that the peaceful, live pictures coming in. Contrasting it with some of the stark violence we have seen. And thinking about what we have seen in the uk, a lot of britons take the kneein in the uk, a lot of britons take the knee in memory of george floyd yesterday at 6pm yesterday, it was organised by stand up to racism, how do these demonstrations and protests emanate matter is in terms of the importance of this message being put across to those who are not in the know or are not aware of the issues you have described happening. How important is it that these protests are seen important is it that these protests are seen to be productive . important is it that these protests are seen to be productive . I think people get angered by the video we saw of george floyd. When we see a video like that, of a man being suffocated to death over 8. 5 minutes, that should be the anger, right . Right then and there. It shouldnt even need to come to a protest because the people involved should be arrested, they should be charged. Anyone who says that or here is that, it should rather thing in your spirit. A human life has been trampled upon. And the protesters, ive always been an advocate of peaceful protest, and everything i have seen and friends i have on the ground in minneapolis, they say all of the protest they have been due have been peaceful. They say the rioting and looting is coming from White Supremacists on the far right, coming in trying to boycott a nd the far right, coming in trying to boycott and change the narrative around these movements. That is not them. But at the same time, as i have seen on social media across this week, if the destruction of property makes you angrier than the destruction of life but we saw in that video, you may be part of the problem. Paul olubayo, graduate of university of minnesota, it has been interesting speaking to you. Thank you for your time. It is 6 21am. A german prisoner has been identified asa german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of Madeline Mccann. Our reporter Alison Roberts is in the algarve this morning. Alison, how big a breakthrough is this in the case . Hes been injailfor other hes been in jail for other crimes, but at the time madeline disappeared, he was in the surrounding area for some time. In portugalfor more surrounding area for some time. In portugal for more than a decade. On the very night she disappeared, he used a mobile phone in the area where Madeleine Mccanns parents we re where Madeleine Mccanns parents were staying. So that is one thing they have announced. They have also announced details of a couple of vehicles, a dark red, or busy in colour they said, and a van he had access to all was using at the time. What they do want is anyone who was nearby at that time, if they could tell authorities what they know about what they were doing and what they saw in the days leading up to her disappearance. People might remember some details after seeing those vehicles. And about ten miles from her to lose, that man was said to have use that vehicle around there. They also put out an appeal for pictures and videos that might be relevant and provide background, they think that might help them. Alison, for the moment, thank you very much. That is Alison Roberts reporting from the algarve. That is very much front and centre in the papers. The news that a new suspect has been identified in the case of Madeleine Mccann, 13 years after she disappeared in portugal, makes several front pages. The daily mirror shows a photo of the suspects campervan, one of two vehicles that police want more details about. The Daily Telegraph also reporting, and says friends of kate and gerry mccann have called it the Biggest Development in the case so far. The article says british and German Police have interviewed the suspect in jail, but he has declined to help with their inquiries. The guardian shows a picture of the actorjohn boyega at a protest in london, showing support for us demonstrations over the death of george floyd. The papers top story says the governments push to reopen primary schools in england on monday has fallen flat, saying figures show thousands of schools did not open. And online, one of the most read stories on the bbc website is one well be discussing on breakfast later. More than half of the uk population have struggled with sleep during lockdown. Well discuss the reasons why with a sleep expert just before 8am. It is something that looked down at the moment. A lot of people are seeing their sleeping patterns are different. Maybe it is because of their work structures. Can i draw your attention to this picture here . This is from an art installation, it is cold zero real estate. These people got into the bed, can you set up people got into the bed, can you set up properly . Look at that. How about that. Would that help you sleep . M was tracy emin, who had the bed. That looks nice and coming. This just a bad outside. Calming, but it is just just a bad outside. Calming, but it isjust a just a bad outside. Calming, but it is just a bad just a bad outside. Calming, but it isjust a bad outside. If i put my shoe outside, is that an art installation . There you go. Why is that peculiarly . Itsjust a nice bed to sleep in. Look at them, having a nice sleep. Its not one thing you can do, itjust makes you a bit envious. So, do you think this is too distressing to show this morning . Noone died, is that right . This is, oh, yes, charlie, this is a good news story. Bullfrog frees from the jaws of death before becoming a tasty snack. This bullfrog used its powerful legs to push off the neck of the road as it fell. So, everyone was ok . Everyone was ok. And i have a really good reunited story. You know how families have been separated because they had to shield and people had to look after vulnerable members of their family . These are two cockapoos that hadnt seen these are two cockapoos that hadnt seen each other since june. These are two cockapoos that hadnt seen each other sincejune. The reunion has gone viral, nearly1 million likes on twitter, they jumped and a hug. It was amazing. They hadnt seen each other for, white, three days or something . It is the fourth ofjune today . should have read the story first. It may have been up to a year. Anyway, they are cute. It is 6 27am. Millions of babies are missing out on lifesaving vaccines as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts immunisation campaigns around the world. The United Nations childrens Agency Unicef has warned that it could lead to thousands of children dying every day from diseases that had largely been brought under control. Our global heath correspondent Tulip Mazumdar reports. New mums trying to do the best for their young babies in the midst of a pandemic. This clinic in the showers capital, is usually parked nigers capital is usually packed, but covid 19 has kept many families away. This Health Worker says far fewer families away. This Health Worker says farfewer women families away. This Health Worker says far fewer women have families away. This Health Worker says farfewer women have been coming to get babies vaccinated since the pandemic. Children are now at greater risk of other killer diseases like measles. Many countries were advised by Health Officials to suspend vaccination campaigns to avoid the spread of coronavirus, but now there is a stark warning about the longer term impact of this disruption. Measles is on the rise, diphtheria, cholera, all of these issues are going to be all of these issues are going to be a real problem. As a world, we had conquered in this past century many of these preventable diseases for children. So we made great gains on childhood survival. What is now threatened is all of those gains in the last 30 years, that we will wipe them away because children are not getting immunisations. The pandemic is disrupting life saving vaccination campaigns on a global scale. In south east asia, it is estimated more than 34 million babies missed out on their routine vaccinations. Both nepal and cambodia are reporting significant measles outbreaks. In africa, it is estimated 23 million babies missed out on their routine vaccinations. Ethiopian, for example, is currently fighting measles, cholera, and yellow fever outbreaks. Recent Research Suggests disruption to these types of Crucial Services could result in the additional depth of more than 6000 children every day. Additional deaths. Medical staff around the world are working tirelessly to try and ensure those devastating numbers do not come to pass. Here in bangladesh, vaccination clinics are reopening under a new normal. When you have a big effect on vaccines like this, it ta kes big effect on vaccines like this, it takes some time to rebuild some of the systems around them. Its going to be important to make sure we can continue to deliver routine vaccinations, but also as we rapidly move forward with having coded vaccines available, these are the systems we are going to use to develop those covid 19 vaccines available, these are going to be the systems we are going to use to deliver those as well as further outbreaks. These medics are going door to door in colombia as World Leaders meet for some its hosted by the uk, to ensure these life saving campaigns can continue. Tulip mazumdar, bbc news. It is half past six. Time to get the weather with matt. Sharon row lets just start with a bit ofan sharon row lets just start with a bit of an ominous shot yesterday. We saw highs of 24 degrees. A good 14 celsius colder. That call the story is set to continue right through the weekend. Colderfor some of is set to continue right through the weekend. Colder for some of you, something to look forward to. Lets get back to what is happening. There are some showers across east anglia in the south east. Some sunshine developing. Cloudy for scotland and Northern Ireland. Working our way south, affecting Northern Ireland. Northern england, north wales, the showers could get heavier. Maybe the odd shower in the south but most places will stay dry. Colder further north the greatest chance of a bit of sunshine competitor this morning. Showers keep going particularly across northern and eastern areas. I cant promise any gardens in the south, guaranteed rainfall over the next 24 hours, someplace is staying com pletely next 24 hours, someplace is staying completely dry what will happen, temperature steam double figures the south, a cold night on the north, wanted to isolated spots could see frost but very isolated. Tomorrow, we see showers to begin with across northern scotland replaced by persistent and heavy rain, having an impact late in the day. The rest of the country, a mixture of sunshine and showers. When you see them, they could be heavy and in the rear. Starting to feel colder because strengthening northerly winds could touch 50, 60 Miles Per Hour in the north and north east of scotland later in the day. That wind could have an impact late on friday and into the weekend. This area of low pressure puts fishing its way down the eastern flank of the country and on the west, strong winds. Widespread gales, particularly the northern half of the uk. Some rain as well spreading its way south and east, staying cloudy across the south. Certainly into the start of the weekend, vastly cooler feel, 17 degrees in glasgow, and the 12 14 in the south. A big change from the 20 plus degrees we saw last weekend. Hello this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. Well bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning. From giant spiders to marrying your ex well hear how vivid dreams and disturbed sleep are affecting half the uks population during lockdown. Well speak to sports stars kevin piertersen and chris froome as they prepare to battle it out in a Virtual Charity bike ride. And line of dutys Adrian Dunbar will be joining us to talk about this years Bafta Television nominations. A german sex offender has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of Madeline Mccann from a Holiday Resort in portugal 13 years ago. The man, who is now aged 43 and in jail for an un related offence, was living in this camper van in the algarve when madeleine vanished in may 2007. The 3 year old had been sleeping in a holiday apartment in praia de da luz while her parents were at a nearby restaurant with friends. Protests have continued in the us overnight over the death of the black man george floyd whilst he was in police custody. More charges have been made in the case. Cbs reporter skyler henry sent us this report from minneapolis. All four officers involved in the interests involved in the incident surrounding george floyd are being charged. Perhaps the most significant is officer Derek Chauvin, his charge upgraded on third degree murder to Second Degree murder. All of the other officers involved in this case have also been charged with aiding and abetting Second Degree murder as well. We we re Second Degree murder as well. We were out here during the announcement of these charges and what i can tell you is there was a crowd which erupted with applause and said there was still so much work that needs to be done here to get justice work that needs to be done here to getjustice for george floyd. You can see behind me, there are more murals up, there are signs up and thats how its been at this intersection over the past few days, all paying their respects to george floyd and they are doing so peacefully. George floyds family was here earlier today, saying the work is still not done and although these officers have been charged, they want to seek convictions and get to justice they want to seek convictions and get tojustice for george they want to seek convictions and get to justice for george floyd. There will be a memorial at minneapolis for him, he will be buried ina minneapolis for him, he will be buried in a funeral next week on his home state of texas but still, George Floyds family says there is a long way to go and they want to justice for him. Mike is going to have the sport for us in a few minutes. Its time now to check in with a gp. Joining us from reading is dr william bird in reading. You are not just you are notjust a gp for the day, you are always a gp. Good morning, how are you . I am fine, thank you. Quite a few things to get through. We were just quite a few things to get through. We werejust mentioning quite a few things to get through. We were just mentioning a moment ago, peoples sleep patterns. There isa ago, peoples sleep patterns. There is a story about bad dreams at the moment or dreaming more generally. Have you had many patients talking to you about how sleep or stress is affecting sleep . We have, actually. I wasnt sure whether it was to do with the covid virus with a small amount of symptoms, but water dreams or whether it was a pattern of lot down the people arent having to get up down the people arent having to get up so early to go for a commute or go to work, they go to a study or work room and its because of that extra bit of sleep we are getting, it goes into rem sleep so that is way new dream. We got this long period of rem sleep and were not so active so are probably not sleeping quite so much, its a bit lighter. That is properly wired. If you get a temperature of course, you get hallucinations. That is quite different. When you have a high temperature, you are dreaming in the daytime. And poor sleep can be really debilitating. Particularly for people with Mental Health issues, anxiety, bipolar disease. I found one or two people who have poor sleep but finding the symptoms are getting worse so if youve got Mental Health issues, sleep is so important. Its one of the reasons why things deteriorate. If you dont get your sleep, it creates all sort of problems with diet, you get tired, we crave carbohydrates, too tired, we crave carbohydrates, too tired to go exercising, your exercise levels go down basically, our whole life can become untangled quite quickly. A number of areas that should crossover, quarantine regulations coming in on monday. Do you have people asking questions about how it will work out in practice or how it relates to health, people coming and going out . People are questioning why now, but if you look at it, a lot of people listened to chris whitty on the programme when he was presenting and he was saying during the height of the epidemic, there were so many people in the community, lights coming in with people with coronavirus arent going to make much of a difference at all so were just fighting fire of the Community Side of things. Now that that Community Level of viruses gone down, the flights coming in, 20 100,000 people a day, that is now going to start to make a difference in what we dont want is for the levels to go down and down and down and suddenly get people coming from other countries where its rising like brazil and south america and perhaps other places and suddenly you find these outbreaks coming again because you have people coming in. It makes more difference now is before not much difference. And in fa ct, before not much difference. And in fact, catch chickens on the plane, the chances are quite small. Sit near the window and dont go to the toilet, it means you go all the way down the aisle and are more likely to get it. The filters on the plane are to get it. The filters on the plane a re pretty to get it. The filters on the plane are pretty good. They apparently do screen up viruses. Are pretty good. They apparently do screen up viruses. If youre sitting quietly by the window, you wont get it. Schools, in england, some schools are opening as a limited amount, and parents who want to do could take their children to certain yea rs. We could take their children to certain years. We know wales has announced all year groups from the 29th of june will be open again, a third of pupils per day, a lot of parents are very worried about this time and they all taking their own approaches. What advice are you giving people . It really is difficult. If youre a parent, every Single Person has a different story to say. Do you have someone at home where youre actually shielding at all from other conditions. Lets have a quick resume then. Can children get it . Yes. But less than 196 children get it . Yes. But less than 1 of the entire corona viruses are from children so its a really small number. Do they spread it . They appear to be very bad at spreading it. 44 nurseries were interviewed in only two said they had one condition and there was no report those 44 nurseries of any child to child transmission and 92 of all households were there as a child and coronavirus has come through, only 8 , 92 came from adults, and only 8 , 92 came from adults, and only 8 from children. They dont get it very much and they dont get it very seriously either. Its been very small. The flu kills more children than coronavirus. You then look at the other side and will the Childs Health deteriorated by not going to school, by having no exercise, getting outdoors, social, have to weigh that up but i say with the evidence with god, we do need to get people back to school. Really interesting hearing you go through the figures. Thank you very much. Whats interesting is so often people have dismissed children as super spreaders in those figures from doctor bird come through in stark contrast. We are always learning, arent we . Mike, good morning. One of the good things that could come out of there being no football and no matches on is that when they do finally come back, more people perhaps will be able to watch it. Absolutely. So much excitement about this, the amount of premier League Football that will be on free to airtv. We are less than two weeks away from the premier leagues planned restart, and theres a big meeting today. The clubs will discuss what to do if the season cant be completed but assuming it can there will be more information about how we can watch the games. Every one of the 92 matches left, will be on live tv and 33 of them are going to be free to air. Amazon have announced that all four of their matches, will be free on prime video, four more will be on the bbc. And sky will make 25 of their games, free to air on their pick channel. Were yet to find out what bt sport will decide to do with their 20 matches. We should get more details today after the latest premier league meeting, but we know the first two matches back are aston villa against Sheffield United and Manchester City versus arsenal they are both on sky sports subscription channels. Now, if Manchester City lose that match, it would mean liverpool could win the title in their first game back away at everton that back are aston villa against Sheffield United and Manchester City versus arsenal they are both on sky sports subscription channels. Now, if Manchester City lose that match, it would mean liverpool could win the title in their first game back away at everton that weekend, and that will be free to air on sky. Were waiting for details of the bbcs first live game but rumour has it itll be bournemouth against Crystal Palace on the 20th. The games will look and sound very different too. Theyre being played in empty stadiums, of course, but broadcasters are looking at the idea of adding in crowd noise as an option for viewers, its being reported they might even use atmosphere from the fifa20 computer game. And stadiums could even have cut outs of fans in the seats. Bands really discussing how they are going to watch it, zoom or in their backyards. Mccann the boss of the uks most visited zoo has warned that its at risk at risk of closing for good. The lockdown is said to have cost chester zoo £5 million so far. Brea kfasts holly hamilton is there for us this morning. Who are you with . This one is very friendly, sort of cute, but yeah, she does that a lot. Im going to move away because youre going to ta ke move away because youre going to take a chunk out of me. This is the penguin enclosure, this is the time when final preparations should be getting under way for a really busy june visiting time. There should be tens of thousands of people coming here but sadly chester zoo has been closed to the public since march 21. That means no visitors, no ticket sales, no revenue coming in. For someone sales, no revenue coming in. For someone like this, that relies on 9796 someone like this, that relies on 97 of their funding someone like this, that relies on 97 of theirfunding coming someone like this, that relies on 97 of their funding coming from those ticket sales, that is really bad news. So far it has lost £5 million infunding. Bad news. So far it has lost £5 million in funding. It costs £1. 6 million in funding. It costs £1. 6 million a month to run this place. And when you look at all of the mouths to feed you, you can tell exactly why. That has led to some concern now that this place might not be able to open its doors again. Lets find out more about this with jamie. You are the chief officer of the penguin enclosure, how bad is it here . Paint me a picture. We did think we were going to open a few weeks ago when the government changed regulations, just from sunday to monday, but now we cannot open at all. We dont have a date, so we open at all. We dont have a date, so we cant plan for the future. As you said a few minutes ago, we are in peak season alchemyjune, july and august is where we make the majority of our money, and we are very concerned this could be the end of chester zoo. So, you need £1. 6 million a month to stay solvent. You have thousands of animals to feed, what will this mean . Are redundancies on the horizon . We have written to 700 of our staff yesterday there is the possibility we may have redundancies. That is something we really do not want to happen. We have a massive team of conservationists and key workers here are chester zoo, you are really passionate about what we do here at chester. Jamie, i have had a Wander Around the zoo this morning, there are around the zoo this morning, there a re lots of around the zoo this morning, there are lots of signs in place telling you to wash your hands and remind you to wash your hands and remind you about social distancing. There does seem to be a lot in place in terms of regulations to keep people safe . Terms of regulations to keep people safe . Yes, we are covid19 secure, we have 13 huge anodisation areas, and social distancing markings. We have a letter from the local council to say we were safe to open, so it isa to say we were safe to open, so it is a mystery why we cannot reopen. The government has said they are supplying £14,000 to zoos across the uk, without make a difference to you . No, we take £1. 6 million a month to look after chester zoo and £460,000 to month to look after chester zoo and £460 , 000 to feed month to look after chester zoo and £460,000 to feed the animals. The government funding will go nowhere to help us and it is really critical at this present time. There was a huge amount of support yesterday since when you told us about this yesterday and the fact the doors might not open again, is that really the case, is that a concern now . M is. It is really critical. We have been overwhelmed by the spot we had from right around the north west of england, from the uk and International Campaigns National Campaign to save disease. There is a lot more work to do obviously, here this morning. Hazel has come back again. I dont know what to say, i dont have anything for you. We will leave the penguin enclosure and meet another animal i think is a little bit more friendly. And quite a bit taller than me, what you think . Charlie. What . The hair and eyelashes, i can see it now. Thats when i get in the studio, but you get hazel. I feelvery when i get in the studio, but you get hazel. I feel very lucky, exactly. We will be back there a little later in the morning. There are just four days left until all travellers arriving back into the uk will be expected to self isolate for 14 days. But the row over the policy between the government and the travel industry is still going on. Seans looking at this today. There is a divide, isnt there, between health and getting the business going and government policy. This is tricky. It is tricky. One of the things i am sure will be on the table of those discussions today will be this concept of averages. If we are going to have quarantine measures where people we need to self isolate for 14 days, can we have agreements with certain countries around the maybe that doesnt need to be the case when both countries agreed the infection rate is low enough . That would be an airbridge, an air corridor. There has been a lot of push by those in the Aviation Industry in particular, one of those who would like to see that is the boss of stan hunton airport, neal garwood joins me. Good morning to you. Good morning. Can you give us an idea of what the impact of these quarantine measures will be on your industry when they kick in on monday . Well, the first thing to say is the Aviation Industry has felt the effects of coronavirus over a longer period than most. We must re cord longer period than most. We must record the shutdown on International Travel started much earlier than the numberof travel started much earlier than the number of industries would have felt. Virtually no passengers have been flying, we see on the s nowfla ke s been flying, we see on the snowflakes of the uk. We are starting to see some of the green shoots of recovery and domestic flying starting to make its return ina flying starting to make its return in a couple of weeks and that is a great thing for the uk as a whole. We need to recover from this situation. Butjust at we need to recover from this situation. But just at that moment we now see this International Quarantine policy coming in, it is going to be good to be damaging to the industry and something we really wa nt the industry and something we really want to see the government think very, very clearly about before they carry on and if there this policy. But there are a lot of businesses right around the uk who, you know, would love to be open tomorrow and to be able to have a lot of customers in, but the health and safety reasons they cannot. Why should your industry be any different . Well, it has been the case for many years now that the Aviation Industry across the uk increasingly drives Economic Growth and prosperity across the uk. Are you putting up about health and safety . Its a difficult balance that the government has to strike stop the industry and science are very clear there is no sense in this policy. What we want to seize the government approach in a different way, not having quarantine with exceptions, it should be a policy of open borders with some and there is clear evidence a scientific led policy of linking up countries whose Health Situations is similar enables a balance to be struck in a much more sensible fashion. And i guess that requires the other country to view us in the same way. But about these rules on monday, are you ready for arrivals who end up in southampton airport having everything they need and you being able to do can do . Well, the airports will be ready, but the government needs to be absolutely clear that once passengers have passed through border controls, those who need to fly internationally, that they can get from the airport where they will isolate to 14 days. That brings all sorts of convictions about the passing of infection as they make their way from the airport to their designated points of isolation. So we think the policy is not entirely thought through. We are asking the government to think very, very clearly about what it plans to do over the coming days. I think it should be a more scientific led and economically developed plan that will help bring the country back on its feet more quickly. Neil garwood, iq, managing director of southampton airport. I will soon be speaking to the chief director of ryanair. Thank you, looking forward to that. Some teaching unions have reacted angrily to the announcement that all schools in wales are to re open on the 29th of this month. Pupils from all year groups are expected to return for limited periods, with only a third of children in school at any one time. But Teachers Union the nasuwt says the decision to reopen is risking lives. Lets talk to vine gapping. Lets get your reaction to the reaction of unions. One of real annoyance, really. Lets speak to vaughan gething. This isa lets speak to vaughan gething. This is a really difficult balance to do the right thing for children and young people, and their parents and assure them they are not being put at risk. And even assurance to staff, not just teacher unions at risk. And even assurance to staff, notjust teacher unions but support staff you understand what is going on, they are not being asked to go into a school in a cavalier way when there is risk. We are now at the point where we have the Scientific Evidence that underpins this decision. Its really important to make clear this wont be schools reopening in anything like the normal way, it will be a very different way of operating. But Something Like this could end up being the new normal because we dont expect coronavirus to magically disappear in september. So its how we do with coronavirus while still providing education to children. The home is being caused to their current and future prospects by not having schools operate. Do you have their schools with the infrastructure that can support even one third of all pupils . One of the argument is across the uk has been we have loads of victorian buildings, which are simply not practical enough to allow this distancing to take place and keep children and teachers and staff in the school safe. We certainly understand those are real challenges. Thats why we are following the guidance. The guidance will help schools actually plan and move things around. But its important to recognise this wont be like a normal classroom environment. Its only up to one third, and the Education Minister was really clear yesterday that staggered Opening Times with different ways of working to do this would be beneficial. We are to do this would be beneficial. We a re really to do this would be beneficial. We are really trying to establish a different pattern of learning because if we didnt make steps to have that moving forward, having School Activity on hold for the School Activity on hold for the school year, it would be at least half a year before the great majority of should and would have had this educational experience. Majority of children would have. So we are taking advice from our scientists, step by step. Crucially, doing this at a point where a Contract Tracing system will have beenin Contract Tracing system will have been in place forfourfull weeks. Its a real contrast between here and how it has been. So, what have we learned from your traced system that we wouldnt have learned from england and scotland . That we wouldnt have learned from england and scotland . In wales we will have four weeks of experience to understand the figures, whereas in england and scotland schools open simultaneously with the dressing system. We have further evidence, and the evidence we have got from our scientists is really clear. Staggered openings are really important, so we dont have parents coming into contact with each other and staff at the schools are not mixing together in the way they normally would have done. mixing together in the way they normally would have done. I have listened carefully to what you just said, and one of the residue used was you have fuller evidence. Do you think englands schools are going back to soon . That is a choice of the government in england. back to soon . That is a choice of the government in england. I am asking you what you think. Im not going to get drawn into that. There isa going to get drawn into that. There is a clear distance in our approach and that is a simple matter of fact. We will have four full weeks of Contact Tracing across the country with school returning in a different way. And understanding this is about Building Confidence with the public as well as proper assurance of our Contact Tracing system will work, we will have to break the chains of transmission and parents should have some confidence. You know, we have concerns for children at home and pa rents concerns for children at home and parents and we are making changes where we are not putting people at unacceptable risk. That is the evidence we have published to help give people the confidence. I hope we can have that rounded conversation with a variety of people we know will exist. Some people we know will exist. Some people are more worried than others, thatis people are more worried than others, that is why there will not be the usual full range of school attendance, but we are really sure that not having a wider form of School Opening on a different footprint will be hard for more children. Vaughan gething, Health Minister for wales, children. Vaughan gething, Health Ministerfor wales, thank children. Vaughan gething, Health Minister for wales, thank you for joining us this morning. Lets have a look at the fri thursday weather. lets have a look at the frithursday weather. I think it has been friday all morning today. So, what you may be ono this morning as the sunshine. Lovely blue skies across parts of the south west of england as you can see, and parts of south wales. Fairly ominous guys in the north of scotland, the latest having some showers around which will come and go over the next few days. Cant guarantee it will rain in any guardian in southern parts of the country but it will turn windier as we go through the next few days. That is as this area of low pressure continues to develop to these developments, some strong winds and noticed the isobars, they are coming down from the north as we go into the weekend. So it is set to turn that bit colder, too. The winds they not too much of a future, this pressure in east anglia at the moment, some showers in scotland and Northern Ireland throughout the day and in Northern England and north wales. Northern england are north wales, there could be a few have your ones on the second half of the day. It so developing across western scotla nd day. It so developing across western scotland and Northern Ireland, we have sunshine down towards the south west at the moment which will start to turn cloudy. 18 degrees as possible in some of the brighter moments, much coolerfurther possible in some of the brighter moments, much cooler further north, temperatures continuing to drop. Continuing of the notes themselves across eastern areas, in the west there could be one or two, clear skies and temperatures continue to drop. A cold start to tomorrow morning, but if you are in northern scotland, heavy rainfall to come. I will have more details on that in 30 minutes. The headlines are next. You good morning you welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. Our headlines today a major breakthrough in the Madeleine Mccann case a german prisoner whos a convicted sex offender is now the main suspect. Detectives believe he was travelling around the area in this camper van when the 3 year old went missing. We got all four all four of the Police Officers who were present at the death of george floyd in minneapolis are to face new more serious charges. The duchess of sussex has spoken about the protests and called on young people to help rebuild society. The only wrong thing to say is to say nothing because George Floyds life mattered. The row over quarantine continues as the Aviation Industry meets ministers today. Ill speak to airport and Airline Bosses about their concerns with the new measures. Good morning. How, youll, be able to watch the premier league for free and what it, will look like, as liverpool chase the title behind closed doors. We should get confirmation today, that over a 3rd of matches will be free to air. Has to do is facing possible closure because of recent losses. We will see what is doing to try to stay afloat. Its thursdayjune the 4th. Our top story. A german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of Madeline Mccann from a Holiday Resort in portugal 13 years ago. The man in his 40s is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. Madeleine was three years old when she went missing from praia de luz in 2007. Heres our Home Affairs Correspondent, Daniel Sandford. This is the vw campervan that was used by the new suspect in the Madeleine Mccann investigation. With its distinctive colours, police hope it will trigger someones memory and lead to new evidence about their as yet unnamed suspect. He used the vehicle to live in, and certainly the week preceding, he was in there, living, so he would move around the area, using that van as probably his base. The suspect also used this jaguar car at the time. He registered the car into someone elses name the day after Madeleine Mccann disappeared. The 3 year old went missing on may 3, 2007. Shed been sleeping in her parents holiday apartment while they were 50m away, having a meal with friends. Her 17th birthday was last month. On the German Version of crimewatch last night, police there revealed that the suspect has previous convictions for sexually assaulting girls and is thought to have burgled hotels and holiday apartments. He is currently in prison in germany. His phone was used in praia da luz, about an hour before Madeleine Mccann disappeared. The metropolitan police are now asking for anyone who can help with information about the mobile number he took the call on that night, the vw campervan that he was using that summer and the old jaguar xjr6 that he registered out of his name the day after Madeleine Mccann disappeared. In a statement, her parents, kate and gerry mccann, seen here in 2007, said theyd like to thank the Police Forces involved in britain, germany and portugal. They said they would never give up hope of finding madeleine alive. The German Police said that theirs is a murder investigation, but Madeleine Mccanns parents said that whatever the outcome is, they need to know what happened, as they need to find peace. Daniel sandford, bbc news. In a few minutes well be talking to clarence mitchell, who acts as a spokesman for the mccann family. New charges have been announced against all four of the sacked Police Officers who were present at the death of george floyd in minneapolis. His death has sparked protests across the u s. Derek chauvin, the officer who was filmed kneeling on his neck for almost nine minutes, will now face an upgraded charge of Second Degree murder. Our los angeles correspondent david willis reports. Huge protests continue to grip this country in response to George Floyds death. Thousands converge on Downtown Los Angeles and after violence here over the weekend, this time, the call for change was peaceful. Night time cu rfews remain in place here, as well as in new york and washington, dc. In minneapolis, where all this began, anger gave way to cheers at the news that former Police Officer Derek Chauvin is to face a more serious murder charge. We got all four and at the news that the three other officers involved in mr floyds death have now been arrested. They stand accused of aiding and abetting his murder. President trumps often bellicose response to the recent unrest here has unnerved even some in his own party, and now his former defence secretary, james mattis, is voicing concern. James mattis is not the only one to be concerned about the president s threat to send troops onto the streets to quell rioting. Good morning, everyone. Opposition at such a move extends to his successor at the pentagon, mark esper. The option to use active duty forces in such a role should only be used as a matter of last resort and only in the most urgent and dire of situations. We are not in one those situations now. Americas first black president struck a very different and more optimistic tone to that of President Trump in a virtual town hall event. In some ways, as tragic as these past few weeks have been, as difficult and scary and uncertain, theyve also been an Incredible Opportunity for people to be awakened to some of these underlying trends and they offer an opportunity for us to all Work Together to tackle. George floyds family and friends will gather together in minneapolis on thursday for a Memorial Service in his honour. The calls for a radical reform of Race Relations in this country are growing. Demonstrations haventjust been taking place in the us thousands of people took to the streets of london yesterday to join the protests over the death of george floyd. The event was organised by the black lives matter group, and began in hyde park, followed by a march through the city. It was largely peaceful, but towards the end some protesters were seen clashing with Police Officers. Meghan, duchess of sussex has spoken out following the protests over in the 13 years since Madeleine Mccann vanished during a family holiday in portugal, the investigation to find the culprit has been slow, painstaking and seemingly fruitless. But last night as weve been hearing detectives announced a major breakthrough. Theyre seeking more information about a german sex offender, currently in jail for an un related offence, who was in the area at the time. Lets hear how that news has been received by madeleines family particularly her parents, kate and gerry. Clarence mitchell has acted as their spokesman over the years and hejoins us now from brighton. Ifi if i might ask you that question first, how have the family reacted . The family are very grateful as they have been all the way through this to the Police Forces involved, not least the British Police but the germans and Portuguese Police. They wont be doing any interviews, they would much rather the focus remains on the investigation but as i say, they are grateful and they welcome this appeal. They simply want to establish what happened to their daughter, to find out the truth and bring whoever was responsible for her disappearance to justice. They have not given up hope of finding up madeleine alive but they are realistic and they say whatever the outcome of this appeal and the police work, they do need to know because they need to find peace. Police work, they do need to know because they need to find peacem terms of the information we know so farfrom german terms of the information we know so far from German Police terms of the information we know so farfrom German Police and terms of the information we know so far from German Police and from the met investigation as well, it is significant inasmuch as they are appealing for specific information about an individual, not named as yet. It feels like there is a momentum that hasnt been seen, if at all before. In more than 13 yea rs, at all before. In more than 13 years, i cant recall an instance where the police have been so specific about an individual, granted, hes not been named but nevertheless theyre looking for specific details about his movements at the time of the disappearance. And indeed down to the level of mobile phone usage on the day and night in question. Of all the thousands of leads and potential suspects that have been mentioned in the past, there has never been something as clear cut as that, not just one but indeed three Police Forces so it does appear to be significant. But they may still have reason to rule this man out at some stage but it appears they are treating him as the prime suspect canal. A number of details, we saw a few moments ago a campervan. A link to the individual who is in prison on unconnected charges in germany but this vehicle was known to be in the area certainly before that period of time and there is a second vehicle and a number of individual phone numbers, which theyve released, to see if it triggers any memories. Yes, it said that this man was apparently living in the algarve for some time but had disappeared to an unknown address about a year before Madeleine Mccann went missing and was still in the area using this campervan to sleep in, apparently. The car he was using the day after madeleine went missing, and the mobile number, the portuguese numbers it would appear, we have received a call from another portuguese number lasting half an hour. And police are hoping those numbers which are being circulated by the authorities might justjog circulated by the authorities might just jog the circulated by the authorities might justjog the memory of somebody was in the area i would know more details about this man. Maybe a handful of people know what happened to madeleine and people are stressing of any allegiances are changing, people who are reluctant to come forward, can feel safe in the knowledge and police are keen to hear from them both the knowledge and police are keen to hearfrom them both here the knowledge and police are keen to hear from them both here and the knowledge and police are keen to hearfrom them both here and in germany. Clarence mitchell, thank you very much. Meghan, duchess of sussex has spoken out following the protests over the death of george floyd. In a video message shes shared in the last hour, speaking to the graduating class of her former high school, she said she felt compelled to address whats happening in america. The only wrong thing to say is to say nothing because George Floyds life mattered and Breonna Taylors life mattered and Philando Castiles life mattered and tamir rices life mattered and so di so many other people whose names we know and dont know. Stephon clark, his life mattered. I was 11 or 12 years old when i was just about to start Immaculate Heart Middle School in the fall and it was the la riots which was also triggered by a senseless act of racism and i rememberthe triggered by a senseless act of racism and i remember the curfew and iremember racism and i remember the curfew and i remember rushing back home and on the drive home, seeing asphalt from the drive home, seeing asphalt from the sky and smelling the smoke and seeing the smoke billowing out of buildings and seeing people run out of buildings, carrying bags and looting and i remember seeing men in the back of than just holding looting and i remember seeing men in the back of thanjust holding guns and rifles and i remember pulling up to the house and seeing the tree that had always been there completely charred. And those memories dont go away. And i cant imagine that at 17 or 18 years old, which is how old you are now, that you would have to have a different version of that same type of experience. Thats something you should have an understanding of but an understanding of as a history lesson, not as your reality. So i am sorry that, in a way, we have not gotten the world to a place that you deserve it to be. The duchess of sussex releasing that video in the last hour. We can speak to the poet Benjamin Zephaniah, and the nfl pundit and former player Osi Umenyiora. I hope you heard what the duchess of sussex was saying there. One of the things was voices need to be heard, how important is that you . Its really important. And when so much is going on. Huge platforms and viewings are seen and viewed. Apologies for the moment, osi, we are having some problems with your connection. We will try to reconnect. We will talk to Benjamin Zephaniah as well. Benjamin, i will put the same question to you, the duchess of sussex made very clear the worst thing to say is say nothing at all. How encouraging is you that more voices are being heard . Well, that in itself is very encouraging. I used to do around the world and i would say to people in australia, do you know about this event that happened in england, and i would have to tell them the story. They would tell me about somebody in australia and the same thing in north america. Its interesting that meghan markle, lists names of people who died in police custody, and i dont really know them. You know, but i could list names, abraham sayer, christopher elder, my cousin mike powell, shaun grigg, and so, now what is happening is because of the internet and because of the way that we are all connected, we know the stories and we are going to let them get away with it anymore. Benjamin, in terms of your own reaction, i dont know when you first or the images that came out of america, the incident itself, and the protest that followed, what was your own personal reaction to that . Well, my personal reaction was fairly personal. I dont know if you know, but my cousin mike powell died in exactly the same way. A foot in his neck by a Police Officer. In his case, in the police vehicle. Almost exactly the same way, in 2003. So you can imagine howl exactly the same way, in 2003. So you can imagine how i felt. And i dont know if you know, but i dont know if you are familiar with mixed martial arts, this kind of really brutal style of fighting some people do, caged fighting. That movie is illegal, even in mixed martial arts. It isa illegal, even in mixed martial arts. It is a killer. Ijust felt rage. I really wanted to take to the streets. Im really fortunate you guys talk to me, i have my poetry and made me sit my music to express myself. I use my anger in my music, but at least i have that. But ifi music, but at least i have that. But if i was music, but at least i have that. But ifiwasa music, but at least i have that. But if i was a young man now, i mean, i probably would be on the streets, too. So i understand how people feel, and i tell you, whatever country you are in, australia, britain, canada, United States, bringing the army onto the streets is not going to solve the problem. We want compassion, we want understanding. And that brings me back. We do have Osi Umenyiora back, nfl punditand back. We do have Osi Umenyiora back, nfl pundit and Benjamin Zephaniah. Osi umenyiora, iwill ask nfl pundit and Benjamin Zephaniah. Osi umenyiora, i will ask you the same question again, picking up from benjamins point, it is good to hear more voices, more people speaking up and expressing not just more voices, more people speaking up and expressing notjust rage and anger but trying to educate as well. Imean, anger but trying to educate as well. I mean, listening to voices, i think the most important thing is to listen to the right voices. So. Inaudible. 0h, listen to the right voices. So. Inaudible. 0h, such listen to the right voices. So. Inaudible. 0h, such a shame. So when people start to make a shame, and people are listening to the right voices. It is ironic we are trying to listen to your words, osi, and you are talking about listening to the right words, and we cannot establish the connection for our viewers. Apologies. Benjamin, you are talking about if you are younger person you would be out on the streets expressing your frustration. What tangibly needs to be done now . It feels, and i will be honest with you, it feels boring and tiring that this conversation is still happening. Its still going on and that people still need to be aware of the injustices that are out there, particularly when it comes around to raise, regardless of what country you are in. Well, you know, probably sometime in the future we will be able to talk to people and say that. I think what needs to be done is, let mejust say say that. I think what needs to be done is, let me just say one thing that i think is good, people around the world know about this but the young people, i have seen black lives matter protests that are full of white people, which is brilliant, you know . And young people. And in a way, i mean, i rememberstudents a few months ago, we were talking about life in general about the environment and politics, and it sounded very hard but she said, you know, im almost waiting for a generation of older people with their old ideas to disappear so we young people can move forward. I think a lot of people in these institutions, these old institutions have defined new ways forward have defined new ways forward have defined, and if you are going to have police, if you are going to have them, then it should be a service. They should understand we pay for them, they are our servants are not a police force, you know . This is not a force for controlling your own people, forcing your own people to do things. Its about consensus. Thats one of the first things. You know, i know its going to sound obvious, but in school and education, history, we have a black history month, we want a black history month, we want a black history year, you know . It will have to understand that black people, when you consider the whole world, we arent a minority, we are the majority. And back and asian people throughout history, we are notjust a race here, we came with the romans. You can say so much about the history of black people. And if you understand all of us, we can work out a better future. Osi, we are going to try again. You have been very patient. I see you smiling. We heard from benjamin and we really didnt want to waste the opportunity to hear from you as well. Please continue your thoughts. I think its very, very important that not only do we listen to voices in regards to what i was speaking about before, i think you have to listen to the right voices. I think we have to understand that what is going on now and what we see now happened 30 years before. And it happened 30 years before. And it happened 30 years before. And it happened 30 years before that. And it happen 30 years before that. So all you are seeing is just a symptom. I think we need to find a way as a society to address what is actually going on, what is naturally causing some of this. Because you can have a deep conversation, you could wake up and have a deep cut and not know what happened and put a pastor or a bandage on and all that is going to happen is that we keep happening over and over again into you address the actual cause of the dampener, interview address the root of the problem, and this is what all of the problem, and this is what all of these people are living with. We are looking to say black lives matter, were looking at we are garnering sympathy for what is the ridiculous killing of black people in the streets for ridiculous inequalities we see in society. What we are not doing is addressing what actually causes this. And how do you do that . What does that look like . Its a very, very difficult thing to do. A very difficult thing to do, because as black people, we have to understand and look in the mirror and see exactly what the problem is. The thing is, like, for me specifically, i lived in africa and europe and the United States of america, i spent a considerable amount of my time in all of these places, and i can categorically tell you that you needs of these societies black people are on the lowest rung. And it is a ridiculous thing of social Economic Development. We are on the lowest rung of social Economic Development in each of these societies stop so you have to start you ask yourself why is that . What is the cause . Now, individually we have brilliant people. Individually, we have outstanding strength individually we have some of the best and brightest and smartest people in the world, individually. But as a race, what we have demonstrated is weakness. And this is what we have to fix. And the minute we fix this, i can guarantee you systemic racism, the thought of white supremacy, will and as we know it. Benjamin, we havejust a white supremacy, will and as we know it. Benjamin, we have just a short moment left. Do you want to pick up on what osi is saying there, on those things . Well, i think thats true. Bob marley had some deep thoughts on that topic. But over the la st thoughts on that topic. But over the last ten years over 163 people have died in police custody, 23 of those people who have been from black minority groups, most of those people just walking down the streets minding theirown people just walking down the streets minding their own business. So we can educate ourselves and look at ourselves, but the people looking after us really look after us and not kill us. Benjamin, very good to catch up with you today and in osi, thank you, and thank you for sticking with us. We got there in the end. It was great to speak with you. We will talk again another time. It is 7 25am. The long term impact of coronavirus can be severe both physically and mentally, with some patients struggling to adapt to a normal life. In the last week, the uks first Rehabilitation Centre dedicated to covid 19 patients has opened. Sima kotecha has been to the Seacole Centre in surrey. Ill write. My first time. The road to recovery for those with coronavirus can be a long and arduous one. David is 73, and spent seven weeks unconscious. He first developed sepsis and then caught the virus, which he still has. He also had a heart attack. You feel as though you are in a bit of a dream, a bit ofa though you are in a bit of a dream, a bit of a haze, though you are in a bit of a dream, a bit ofa haze, and though you are in a bit of a dream, a bit of a haze, and you cant appreciate whats actually going on around you. He found it hard to walk or even move. Slowly he is relearning those basic mobility skills. I get involved in Community Issues and i need to be able to stand up and talk. And i cant do that at the moment, but, i hope when i get out of here, that with the help of his lovely physios, they will actually be able to enable me to walk. But if i can work with a stick or better still, without a stick, i would stick or better still, without a stick, iwould be stick or better still, without a stick, i would be happy. Being away from his family has been the worst part. I havent seen my wife or family orfriends part. I havent seen my wife or family or friends since march. Thats the major impact. Even being able to put your arms around your loved one. A lack of contact and its impact on the mind is something very much aware of here. What were offering here is some psychological therapy will help patients to adjust from their long stays in hospital and also being separated from their loved ones. We do have one patient who remembers some delirium he had an members being in bed at night, is actually quite frightened about going to bed now, he seems fine during the day but when the time comes along, his anxiety increases considerably. They currently have four patients with coronavirus and 15 without. Some are recovering from it, others need help with rehabilitation after suffering from other debilitating illnesses. This hospital is a work in progress. Its expanding daily. At the moment it has 130 beds with the capacity to expand to 300. So, just tell me about who we are going to see now. Peter has been in icu for a really long time and we actually started off with him having a file and injuries affected his lung he had a fall. He developed covid 19, and you can see he is the condition, he has lost muscle mass and his endurance and strength and balance in all of the things that go without. Hello, peter, how are you . Good however you . Yes, very well. You have lost a lot of weight, havent you . I havent had any exercise. Look at that. Peters arms and legs are struggling to function. Dear. Look at that there. That scar. Ive lost five kilos . Which is heartbreaking, really. I mean, you shouldnt be allowed to lose that amount of weight. Staff are helping him to gain strength to regular exercise. There we go. I didnt need to do that, did i . Hadley court used to do that, did i . Hadley court used to belong to the ministry of defence and provided rehabilitation to service personnel. That facility has moved to the east midlands. This year, itjust a matter of weeks, the nhs, local council, and military have joined forces to create the Seacole Centre centre on the side. The scars of coronavirus on those who have had it here. As the country tries to carry on after the peak of the outbreak, so do those who have experienced the devastating illness. Nice and told. Tall. Experienced the devastating illness. Nice and told. Tall. It wont be long, ill be out soon. I was told 23 long, ill be out soon. I was told 2 3 weeks. And then, maybe start running. Well done sima kotecha, bbc news, surrey. I tell you what, thank you to peter and those who were caring for him as well for letting us film him and his rehabilitation. Of course we wish him the absolute best. The amazing work they are doing there. And how this can impact physically, mentally and emotionally, and there is more to it than saying i had it, i was tested, it is done. Its not done. So thank you so much to all of those people. Im sure it would have affected you more than it affected me, seeing those pictures. Its hello this is breakfast with naga. Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. A german sex offender has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of Madeline Mccann from a Holiday Resort in portugal 13 years ago. The man, who is now aged 43 and injail for an un related offence, was living in this camper van in the algarve when madeleine vanished in may 2007. The three year old had been sleeping in a holiday apartment in praia de luz while her parents were at a nearby restaurant with friends. New charges have been announced against all four of the sacked Police Officers who were present at the death of African American george floyd in minneapolis. Protests have continued in the us overnight. Derek chauvin, the officer who was filmed kneeling on his neck for almost nine minutes, will now face an upgraded charge of Second Degree murder. There are major changes on the way for people arriving into the uk from monday, almost everyone will be expected to quarantine for 14 days. The new plans have been heavily criticised by mps on all sides. Were joined now by the Northern Ireland secretary, Brandon Lewis. These quarantine measures are due to come in on monday. A lot of people have some fundamental questions. If ican have some fundamental questions. If i can prevent present you with whats a Patrick Vallance said and he was standing next to the Prime Minister, in relation to the sage advice on quarantine, the advice from the experts in this area is that measures like this, the quarantine measures are the most of the live when the numbers of cases is very low, in the uk, and most effective applied to countries from higher rates. Everyone knows that the whole of europe is in a better situation than we are now, it would appear, based on the scientific advice that this is happening at the wrong time. As you know, this comes in on monday. We think this is the right time to bring it in. The spread of the virus in the uk is much lower than it was. And will continue to be lower and thats why this is the right time to bring this in. When you have those Higher Community transmission rates, the difference of somebody coming into the country is much more mild marginable marginal and negligible. As we go forward, we wa nt to negligible. As we go forward, we want to stay ahead as far as we can and how we deal with this virus and thats why it will be kept under review every three weeks. thats why it will be kept under review every three weeks. I read you the quote from sir patrick balance, it is the opposite of what the policy now appears to be. He says they are most effective when they are applied to countries from higher rates. Pick a country. Portugal, spain, italy, all of them have lower rates than us and yet we are bringing in the quarantine. Yes, we wa nt to bringing in the quarantine. Yes, we want to bring in the quarantine because any Single Person who comes into the country who potentially could be carrying the virus makes a marginal impactand could be carrying the virus makes a marginal impact and look, the reality is we want to stay ahead of this. The transport secretary as the Prime Minister outlined is working across government to look at options and how we find this as we go forward. We think it is right as we start this at the early opportunity of monday to do so in a way that gives people confidence that if anybody is coming into the country, they have to use the guidelines. You said marginal impact. A lot of people, if only on a commonsense basis, would say if there has always been a marginal risk of people coming into the country, bringing covid into this country, why wasnt quarantine in place during all of that time because there will always been a marginal impact, people coming in with covid and going into the community. Why now and why not months ago . That is exactly the point, charlie. The higher the spread of the virus within the communities here in the uk, the more marginal, the more negligible any difference is of somebody coming into the country. Thats what the scientific advice is clear on. The spread is much lower. The marginal impact is much higher of somebody coming in. The reality is youve sat and waited while people who may well have been positive have been free to come to this country and now, late in the day, when the equation doesnt add up because its countries that have a lower risk, you are forcing them to go into quarantine. It doesnt make sense. Asi quarantine. It doesnt make sense. As i was saying, the point that patrick balance made, as a Community Spread is so much lower, this does make a difference. Coming into the country really does make a difference, which is why it is the right time to bring in but the reality is, we had a much higher rate of Community Spread in the last few weeks which is why doing it in march, late debris would not have made r a difference, particularly when you bear in mind so many thousands of brits we were repatriating back to the uk and it seems a long time ago but at the beginning of this, we were taking action and there were things we did at the airport. There were people where we had specific nhs facilities of people as they came into the country. We have made decisions what we think is appropriate based on scientific advice at every stage of the virus and this quarantine is one of the next stages of the toolkit we have here in the uk to do what we can to ensure we are protecting people from the we go forward. Can you explain something. If you or i wa nted you explain something. If you or i wanted to go for a two week break the late district, we cant do that. Were not allowed. If a family from spain wants to come the uk and spend two weeks in the lake district, next week, can they do that . As long as they are following the guidelines and doing the quarantine as outlined, giving those details to Public Health england, someone from broad can come to the uk but must quarantine for 14 days. Can you understand how that sounds utterly ridiculous. You or i who we know have been following the guidelines, cannot go away and take a break for two nights, two weeks, but other people coming in from the rest of europe can come to this country and they can do exactly that. How does that make sense . There are a couple of points. First of all, when people are coming into the united kingdom, they will have to quarantine. They will have to give their address and details, they will be checked up, substantial fines those who dont follow. They will have to quarantine. In the uk, we are gradually looking at how we can further ease the lockdown measures. Weve got measures that came into place this week, further measures on the 15th of june, place this week, further measures on the 15th ofjune, we keep this under review because we are keen to ensure that people across the country with a cautious approach able to enjoy summer. Weve got to do that in a very managed an cautious way and thats why this chorus is quarantine, whether they are british citizens or not, will be in place from monday. Expect that is why this quarantine. I want to talk about the testing and tracing operation. It is estimated somewhere between 7000 and 9000 a day are infected with coronavirus, not necessarily tested but infected. Which would approximate two necessary 43,000 contact approximate two necessary 43,000 co nta ct if approximate two necessary 43,000 contact if they were all traced. How many people so far have been contacted trace as a result of testing . Dozens have been contacted ina testing . Dozens have been contacted in a matter of days. Three times so far, government ministers and scientists seeing thousands. People wa nt scientists seeing thousands. People want the proof, the trust issue become so important. When you say thousands, are you talking about tens of thousands, which would be required, or are you talking about 2000 . The reason i referred to thousands is, as you say, this system starts in the first ofjune so were a days in. The department of health are working with the Uk Statistics Authority to make sure they get the structure right about how we enforce this so that when we do report the statistics and we will rob port the specific details of these, the department is to determine to do that. We will do it ina way determine to do that. We will do it in a way that works in the Uk Statistics Authority is comfortable with. We are doing that work at the moment. How do you know it is thousands . How do you know that if you dont have the statistics . You cant have it both ways. There is a difference between publishing statistics and the Health Department having an idea of the number of people who are going through this process. Were not going give specific figures, they are the ones that the independent body that monitors statistics are happy with the way that its published and exactly the details we publish. I spoke to the Health Secretary who is working with the authority and he is very keen to get that agreement with them to publish specific figures that myself or one of my colleagues can talk to, including yourself a naga, but i can say yes, thousands of people have been contacted. Government report says we know now, its confirmation that the bame community are at risk. Can you give us one community are at risk. Can you give us one then, one measure the government has brought in since finding out the confirmation of the increased risk to save lives amongst those communities . Has anything been done . All of the measures arraigned. Has anything been done since that report . The minister for equalities is taking forward a piece of work to look at what more we can do, a specific benefit that is outlined in that bame report but everything we do is about making sure we do all we can dig as protection as we can. So no specific measures brought in for that community . Wejust measures brought in for that community . We just had the measures brought in for that community . Wejust had the report and the minister covering this is doing work on it right now to look at what we can do to see if there is anything we can do to protect those who are vulnerable to this but all the measures we take are there to protect everybody. One last question, we understand that alok sharma is awaiting a test for coronavirus, he looked very ill in the commons wiping his brow. There isa the commons wiping his brow. There is a question about commons business. Why are mps being required to go into the commons to vote. Surely as the perfect example of a scenario with people being wooded by parliaments refusal to scenario with people being wooded by pa rliaments refusal to do scenario with people being wooded by parliaments refusal to do what most people are doing, which is work from home. First of all, we are ahead of ourselves. I saw the images, we havent got the results back yet. We dont know if he has the coronavirus but i would say, we have got structures there with proxy voting for those who cant come in but the house authorities have done a huge amount of work. Very much to ensure that if somebody in the house of commons is there making sure we scrutinise the government and get on with the legislative agenda, both the covid and wider issues, i think thatis the covid and wider issues, i think that is important but doing so, following the proper guidelines, a huge amount of work there. The house can function properly following the guidelines. Brandon lewis, we appreciate your time this morning. You very much. A lot of issues covered there. One of them was quarantine and that is something that sean is looking at as well because the controversy over quarantine, how its going to work, how it will affect airlines, traveller numbers, this is what the Business World is concerned about at this moment in time. And members of the Aviation Industry are going to meet with them to work out a plan. Those quarantine measures will be coming in on monday where people arriving into the uk will have to self isolate full 14 days. There are exceptions from certain areas and people in certainjobs. But the industry doesnt that is enough and we got the chief executive of ryanair with us, Michael Oleary joins me. Good morning to you. We just heard from the uk government minister Brandon Lewis saying it will make a material difference if we have people with covid 19 coming into the uk which is why we need those measures. The boss of heathrow said yesterday health and safety is the priority. Why do you disagree . Because you dont have quarantine. People are going to be allowed to come in next week through heathrow and gatwick and get on the london underground, the trains and buses and taxis to get to their destination. They can stop off in a supermarket, play around a golf, there no quarantine. The British Government admits today the form isnt even available. They say they wa nt isnt even available. They say they want visitors to put this form in. They said was in the form, we dont know. They want to have a meeting with industry today and tomorrow to decide they want people to fit in next monday and when you do fill in the form, all that will be in it is your mobile phone number and if you are called by anybody from track or tracing, you could be on a golf course or beach or in the supermarket and say yes, im sitting at home quarantining. Its a completely nonscientific thing, this isa completely nonscientific thing, this is a quarantine designed by Dominic Cummings for Dominic Cummings. As you is a issue with this people coming into the country with coronavirus and wanting to know about that right now . But most countries in europe have a lower rate of coronavirus than the uk. So that renders the quarantine com pletely that renders the quarantine completely ineffective, even if you trap them in the airport. The thousands of hotels and residents and guesthouses in uk are dependent on european visitors, they will be deterred by this useless and ineffective quarantine. And at a time when we dont understand is an industry, all of the European Countries except for spain and portugal are removing restrictions, the uk is importing them. We have 1000 flights on sale from july one, supporting spain, italy and greece. When the british families return home, they have to sign a form that is completely useless, it isnt a quarantine and it is a waste of time. There will be a review of this onjune 29, i guess we will see at the end ofjune what the next step will be, if not before. What is the effect on your business . You mentioned the uk travel industry. What is the effect on ryanair of the uk having this quarantine for the next few weeks . It will significantly reduce the volumes of european visitors coming to the uk. There will be no long hold flights, european visitors coming to the uk will be deterred. Which is going to do damage to hotels. The massive uk tourism, british Tourism Industry, for no good reason. Whereas british families are already booking flights to go abroad for their Summer Holidays in july. To go abroad for their Summer Holidays injuly. We ask is they face masks. So we dont understand is an industrywide British Government doesnt follow the european science as late as perfectly safe to fly as long as you wear face masks stop perfectly safe to fly as long as you wearface masks stop perfectly safe to fly as long as you wear face masks stop face perfectly safe to fly as long as you wearface masks stop face masks. So you say people are booking flights with rya nair, so you say people are booking flights with ryanair, youre getting cashed in from new customers. But we are getting messages from customers saying we started a refund process in march and i havent got my refund yet. You are getting cash in, how are people still waiting for the cash they want . Because we are dealing with an unprecedented record battle of covid 19 cancellations. Normally we do 10,000 refunds a month, a week, now we have 35,000 to get through. We have a ready paid out nearly more than 500 Million Euros. We have another 600 Million Euros. We have another 600 Million Euros to go, about 60 of the refunds, we will think we will get through that over the next 10 12 weeks, so we are sure everyone will get a refund. Just be patient, because we have two process record backlog cancellation amounts. And we have a limited number of officers to issue these refunds. And finally, mr oleary, a recent poll from yougov, you may have seen it, of people in the uk, whether they back quarantine or night, the majority of people do. Except if your government doesnt have a Quarantine Form published yet. They want us to sign is next monday. The science is clear, wearing face allows people to fly safely stop that is what the government should be imposing, not a useless, ineffective quarantine that allows everybody to travel freely across the uk with no more control than a mobile phone number, even if you were cold by the truck and treating people in the uk, which are very much doubt you will even if you were phone cold by the track and tracing people in the uk. Thank you. That information is like your phone numberand that information is like your phone number and address for the track and tracing people, that information is inspected to come out on the eighth ofjune. For most of us, lockdown has disrupted our daily routines and that includes the amount of sleep we get. Many of us have also been having more vivid dreams, according to new research by Kings College london. Some people have been sharing their recollections of strange dreams with james wilson otherwise known as the sleep geek. Well speak to him in a moment, but first lets see what theyve been saying. I was iwas ina i was in a forest and it was getting dark. The trees were covered in the spiders webs, a giant shadow loomed on the wall in front of me and an outline of a giant spider. I could see its pincers. It thenjumped on my back and the dream was that vivid i felt fangs go into my back and the dream was that vivid ifelt fangs go into me i quickly jumped backwards and crossed it. was ina jumped backwards and crossed it. was in a church and i was walking down the aisle. At the front was my groom and it was a really happy day. The man waiting for me turned around and it was my ex i was really panicking inside and i didnt want to marry him, but i couldnt stop it. The panic was so great, like, really scary. But i couldnt stop it, and we did the whole ceremony andl it, and we did the whole ceremony and i had to pretend i was happy. As you can imagine, i woke up in a cold sweat. You would, wouldnt you laughter im not the expert, if the feeling and emotion, james is the expert. Its easy to giggle at people recounting their dreams, but it is about the emotion it brings up, isnt it . That is what is reflected . Thats it. And i think a lot of people working through Something Like that, emotionally, it is quite difficult for us to do without. And certainly in rem sleep when we work through our emotions, this is why we are having these dreams. We are working through the motions, you could say the body is doing what it should do. Because the dream is so vivid, it wakes us and we remember it. Often then we will go back to sleep and continue the dream. Sometimes it is about winding yourself down again, dropping your heart rate, listening to something, just to stop that dream carrying on. Youre having like an episodic vivid dream about the most horrifying thing you can think of. Do you have a tip . Sometimes i have great dreams andi a tip . Sometimes i have great dreams and i wake up and i cant go back into them. How do you go back into the dreams . I think that is one we would all love to be able to do good dreams, daydreams, unfortunately i dont have a tip for that one. James, some people say, dont they, i never remember my dreams. Other people will bore you senseless with every dream they have ever had every morning. They will tell you under enormous tale about it. Is it true there are some people who is it part of how the brain works in physiology . You dream all the through that. During that rem sleep, you are more likely to remember if you dream close to waking. We know people who do say they remembertheir waking. We know people who do say they remember their dreams, waking. We know people who do say they remembertheir dreams, often when you talk to them, they are actually quite unsure. So that might have woken up and gone back to sleep. Can i ask you to analyse the dream of one of the team members on brea kfast . Dream of one of the team members on breakfast . One of the team members, last night this person said i dreamt i was last night this person said i dreamt iwas an last night this person said i dreamt i was an undercover last night this person said i dreamt i was an undercover fox, trying to save poultry from coronavirus. Only to still have my areas when ears when naga handed them to me. to still have my areas when ears when naga handed them to me. I think a lot of dreams are about stress anxiety. And given that information, this person is trying to save us all from the coronavirus. Indian, but in the end, im not sure about that. Was that me . It was mike what is an undercover fox . You know, glasses and a jacket. Undercover fox . You know, glasses and ajacket. Should people undercover fox . You know, glasses and a jacket. Should people worry about dreams . You said you can wake up about dreams . You said you can wake up feeling stressed about it. Isnt it normal . Isnt the brain processing things . It is kind of healthy, anyway . It might not feel like it but it is healthy, isnt it . It is healthy. This is sort of your brain going through a bit of counselling during the night. Rem is something of a natural process. We can try and drop our heart rates, a drop in heart rate helps you good polity sleep drop in heart rate helps you good polity sleep helps you get good quality sleep. If you are watching something about murder or having challenging thoughts, that can influence your dreams. So something you are listening, watching or reading, if it is pleasant, that can help. What is your advice for a calm and nice evenings sleep . Those shows like too hot to handle make me feel a bit better about myself. Shows like too hot to handle make me feel a bit better about myselfm was james wilson, the sleep geek, a sleep behaviour expert. We are all fascinated by sleep. Im getting a lot more sleep. Just because you can . Yeah. And james, how about your sleep . Yeah, soso. I only dream about clouds anyway, compared to those record breaking about clouds anyway, compared to those record breaking sunny skies you have seen, this is more of a familiar sight across the uk. Good morning to you. Here is where we saw some of the biggest temperature drops, 24 degrees yesterday afternoon, then 10 degrees. Felt like a completely different season, as it will for many of you throughout this week and into the weekend. Staying cool, showery, cant promise things for the gardens in the south, but what you will notice is how much windier it becomes tomorrow and on saturday. Showers are already in parts of scotla nd showers are already in parts of scotland and Northern Ireland, one or two scotland and Northern Ireland, one ortwo in scotland and Northern Ireland, one or two in east anglia will clear away. Some sunshine for the southern half of england and wales before cutting over later, a bit brighter over Northern Ireland, but we will see showers in scotland, Northern Ireland and england later in the afternoon. Temperatures are down and where they should be for many, 11 15 degrees. After 19 in the south, and that sunshine is still strong, so it shouldnt feel too bad out there. Overnight, it will turn cool once we have lost that sunshine. Most i was around across england and wales and northern scotland especially. I still cant guarantee eve ryo ne especially. I still cant guarantee everyone will the welcome drops of rain. Now in the south tonight but turning across the north. Maybe even a touch of frost. Showers will develop quite widely across the country throughout the day, mostly across northern scotland and then they will be replaced by heavy and persistent rain pushing across the northern half of scotland, strengthening winds, too. So 17 or 18 in the south and sunny spells between the showers, just nine or ten in the north. And dare i say on the tops of the mountains you could see a bit of snow. Winds will be strong as well, maybe 50 60 miles an hour as we finished friday and go into friday night. And as we go into friday night into the weekend, this low pressure system to the east of us, strongest winds on the western side of it, that covers most of us, i think we could see some disruptions through friday and saturday across the northern half of the uk, especially with trees in full leaf at the moment. Travel disruption is possible but it will be when you the board on saturday. Something brighter across the north later on, definitely compared with friday. And while it is windy, it is going to be feeling rather cold as well. Temperatures barely getting into double figures for some, maybe 17 in western scotland. Charlie, headlines are next. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. Our headlines today. A major breakthrough in the Madeleine Mccann case. A german prisoner whos a convicted sex offender is now the main suspect. Detectives believe he was travelling around the area in this camper van when the three year old went missing. Weve got all four. All four of the Police Officers who were present at the death of george floyd in minneapolis are to face new, more serious charges. The duchess of sussex has spoken about the protests and called on young people to help rebuild society. The only wrong thing to say is to say nothing, because. George floyds life mattered. Catch me if you can former england cricketer Kevin Pietersen is among those whos going to be chased by the four time Tour De France champion chris froome, in a Virtual Charity bike challenge. Ill be speaking to them both. Good morning, save our zoo, that is the message from the uks most visited zoo this morning. Since its closure in march, its lost millions of pounds and facing the prospect of not opening its doors again. I am at chester zoo to find out what can be done to save it from extinction. Its thursday, june the 4th. Our top story. A german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of Madeline Mccann from a Holiday Resort in portugal 13 years ago. The man, in his 405, is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. Madeleine was three years old when she went missing from praia de luz in 2007. Heres our Home Affairs Correspondent, Daniel Sandford. This is the vw camper van that was used by the new suspect in the Madeleine Mccann investigation. With its distinctive colours, police hope it will trigger someones memory and lead to new evidence about their as yet unnamed suspect. He used the vehicle to live in and, certainly, the week preceding, he was in their living, so he would move around the area, using that van as probably his base. The suspect also used this jaguar car at the time. He registered the car into someone elses name the day after Madeleine Mccann disappeared. The three year old went missing on may the 3rd 2007. Shed been sleeping in her parents holiday apartment while they were 50 metres away having a meal with friends. Her 17th birthday was last month. On the German Version of crimewatch last night, police there revealed that the suspect has previous convictions for sexually assaulting girls and is thought to have burgled hotels and holiday apartments. Hes currently in prison in germany. His phone was used in praia da luz about an hour before mccann disappeared. The metropolitan police are now asking for anyone who can help with information about the mobile number he took the call on that night, the vw camper van that he was using that summer and the old jaguar xj r6 that he registered out of his name the day after Madeleine Mccann disappeared. In a statement, her parents, kate and gerry mccann, seen here in 2007, said they would like to thank the Police Forces involved in britain, germany and portugal. They said they would never give up hope of finding madeleine alive. The German Police said that theirs is a murder investigation, but Madeleine Mccanns parents said, whatever the outcome is, they need to know what happened, as they need to find peace. Daniel sandford, bbc news, at new scotland yard. New charges have been announced against all four of the sacked Police Officers who were present at the death of george floyd in minneapolis. Protests have continued in the us overnight. Derek chauvin, the officer who was filmed kneeling on his neck for almost nine minutes, will now face an upgraded charge of Second Degree murder. Meghan, duchess of sussex has spoken out following the protests over the death of george floyd. In a video message shes shared this morning, speaking to the graduating class of her former high school, she said she felt compelled to address whats happening in america. The only wrong thing to say is to say nothing, because. George floyds life mattered and Breonna Taylors life mattered and Philando Castiles life mattered and tamir rices life mattered. And so did so many other people whose names we know and whose names we do not know. Stephon clark, his life mattered. And i was thinking about this moment when i was a sophomore in high school, i was 15. And as you know, sophomore is the year when we do volunteer work, which is a prerequisite for graduating. And i remember one of my teachers at the time said to me before i was leaving for a day of volunteering, always remember to put others needs above your own fears. There are just four days left until all travellers arriving back into the uk will be expected to self isolate for 14 days. But the row over the policy between the government and the travel industry is still going on. Our Political Correspondent jonathan blakejoins us now. We have spoken to Brandon Lewis this morning, secretary for Northern Ireland, we have spoken to Michael Oleary this morning, who is the ceo of ryanairand oleary this morning, who is the ceo of ryanair and there are some very conflicting views, arent there, about whether or not this self isolation, this 14 day quarantine due to come in, is a good thing. Isolation, this 14 day quarantine due to come in, is a good thingm is certainly controversial but the home secretary priti patel confirmed yesterday that, as of monday, anyone arriving in the uk, barring a list of exceptions, will be required to provide Contact Details and an address and then self isolate for 14 days. It doesnt apply to people coming in from the republic of ireland or the Channel Islands and there are certainjobs, ireland or the Channel Islands and there are certain jobs, such as those working in the medical profession, that are exempt. Other than that, if you are coming from a foreign country or you have left the uk to go on holiday, although that may seem uk to go on holiday, although that may seem like Wishful Thinking at the moment, on your return, whether you fly in or come by sea, you will be required to isolate for 14 days and there is a row about this, as you say, not just and there is a row about this, as you say, notjust those in the aviation and Tourism Sector, who say this amounts to putting up a big no entry sign at the uk border and risks putting businesses out of action and jobs in the Tourism Sector as well. Many mps question the timing. They say with infection rates falling here and in other countries, the effectiveness of this measure at this moment is questionable. At the Northern Ireland secretary Brandon Lewis, speaking on breakfast in the last hour, denied that. The spread of the virus in the communities within the uk is much lower than it was, and we wanted to continue to be lower and thatis wanted to continue to be lower and that is why this is the right time to bring this in because, as patrick valla nce to bring this in because, as Patrick Vallance has outlined, when you have the Higher Community transmission rates, the difference that somebody coming into the country can make is much more marginal and much more negligible. As our rates are low and moving lower hopefully as we go forward , moving lower hopefully as we go forward, it has a much bigger impact, that is why we are bringing this in. We want to stay as far ahead as we can dealing with this virus and that is what it is something that will be kept under review every three weeks. And the Aviation Industry, tourism businesses here in the uk and anyone who is thinking about the possibility of maybe being able to go somewhere on holiday later this year will be watching closely to see what the government does. Every three weeks, this policy will be reviewed and many are hoping it is eased at that point. Jonathan, thank you very much. The Northern Ireland executive is meeting today to discuss easing the lockdown. If it confirms the changes, outdoor weddings with ten people present, as well as the re opening of large retailers, will be allowed from next monday. Lets get more on this from our ireland correspondent chris page, who is in belfast this morning. So these are important decisions, chris, just give us a sense of what these decisions might be and how they will Impact Society there. Yes, potentially, this is an important day of Northern Ireland to pass my Journey Towards easing the lockdown. Ministers in the devolved government are meeting to decide essentially whether to move into phase two of their five stage plan, whether to move into phase two of theirfive stage plan, so whether to move into phase two of their five stage plan, so among the issues they are going to consider, they have already told us, perhaps they have already told us, perhaps the thing people will noticed most is that large retailers will be able to open, the sort of shops, fine shops, outdoor shops, and weddings with up to ten people will be allowed to go ahead and potentially significant use for people here who have Health Conditions that makes them particularly vulnerable to the virus, who are still having to shield and stay indoors. There are 80,000 of them here in Northern Ireland and they could be allowed outdoors on monday. That is when the lifting of these restrictions would kick in if the Stormont Executive does decide to go ahead. Whether or not they do depends on the spread of the virus. Really, the number of deaths here from covid and a number of the cases that are diagnosed on a daily basis have been falling, for example, over the last week. The number of new positive cases announced every day has tended to be in the single figures. But ministers are concerned that large gatherings are concerned that large gatherings are taking place, warnings that could jeopardise the plan to exit lockdown, so they will take the verdict of the scientific advisers when they meet this afternoon before they decide on whether to move ahead and live to those restrictions. Chris, thank you. The Bafta Television awards have just been announced and a powerful drama about the Chernobyl Nuclear power station disaster looks like it could be in for a successful nigh. For a successful night. The sky atlantic and hbo series, called chernobyl, was nominated for nine awards including best leading actor forjared harris. It was not shortlisted for best drama. That will go to either the crown, gentlemanjack, giri haji or the end of the world. Do you know, one of the things about lockdown is that i have had a chance to see so many brilliant dramas and out of that list, i dont know what i could choose. Have you seen them all . Yes. Michael had the sport for us later in the programme michael have the sport later and matt will have the weather. There have been. For more than a week, there have been protests against racism after the death of george floyd while he was in us custody. And the demonstrations arentjust in the us but all over the world. Here in the uk, thousands of people gathered in london, including the star wars actorjohn boyega. Lets hear some of what he had to say. To be reminded every day. That is not the case any more. That is never the case any more. We are going to try today. We are a physical representation of our support for george floyd. Black lives have always mattered. We have always been important. We have always meant something. We have always succeeded regardless. And now is the time. We aint waiting. Those were some of the scenes from the protest in london yesterday. We can speak now to dominique walker, whose Brother Anthony was killed in a racially motivated attack in 2005. We are also joined by the writer and director rapman. Thank you both very much for your time this morning. Dominique, you area time this morning. Dominique, you are a former Police Officer yourself and you clearly have a very personal interest, having had a loss in your own family. I just wonder, interest, having had a loss in your own family. Ijust wonder, how has it been for you, the past few days, seeing what initially happened and the reaction . I think, for me, the last few days have been a mix up cancelling and supporting people, so a mix of giving counselling and support to people. A lot of my work has been with black women and women of colour. A lot of it has been supporting members of my immediate family and friends as well and working with the black police association, bame and merseyside, and the Walker Foundation to provide support for communities. And, for me, the emotion has been overwhelming at times and practising, folly, self care is one of the most important thing is, it is key to my well being and so forth, and for everybody else. And what i have found is there is an outpouring of grief, but what needs to be consistent is the work that has to continue from this outpouring of grief, from this emotion. The work starts now but, the thing is, ive been doing this work for about 15 years, since 2005, since i lost my brother and the work continues, so this has to be an ongoing revolution and the work that we are doing is not a one time event, it is consistent and we have to carry on the work that we are doing. So, for me, its been a mix of emotions and we are having to deal and process a lot of emotion, and my own emotion tied to my brother, because it does evoke the past. And, to be honest, i am tired of seeing black lies and black men and black women killed in front of me black lives. And the performative. Front of me black lives. And the performative. As front of me black lives. And the performative. As i was listening to you i was literally saying in my own head, i almost hear a kind of weariness in your voice and yet your role, you described it very well, of the support youre trying to give to others, so when you are trying to. I dont know what advice you give to people when they are dealing with emotions, how do you try and steer something positive out of where we are now and where you clearly and many other people have been for a long time . Well, i think it is about understanding, obviously, what racism is. The opposite of racist isnt not racist, it is antiracist, and that is what we have to be so it is about taking a lot of that work forward and realising that being racist and antiracist are not fixed identities, it is things that we can change and we have to do the work, so, for me, it is about enforcing and giving people the skills to be able to manage their own identities, have an understanding of that and for white people to understand that their identity and whiteness is not their identity and whiteness is not the norm in society, we are a range of different communities, identities, and it is important. Antiracism is at the centre of everything we do and there is no in between, there is no set space, so, for me, and the work i continue to do, it is about building resilience for black people and people of colour, for them realising that our lives have always mattered and black peoples lives do matter and will continue to matter but there is work we need to do and whether that is we look at dismantling the structures and institutions that are racist in society, looking at all the structures we have a whether we work towards obviously doing things to better our communities. Dominique, it is interesting here and youre talking because i have been watching rapmans reactions to that. Rapman, good morning, thank you forjoining us. Thanks for having me. When dominique says, and it is quite an obvious statement, really, black lives have always mattered, the fact that this phrase is now having to be used again and again, how does that make you feel . You know, it hurts because that shouldnt even be a phrase. Black lives matter shouldnt bea phrase. Black lives matter shouldnt be a phrase. Of course black lives matter, why should we have to say that . Why do we have to have a hashtag called black lives matter to let you know that, because our skin is dark, we should not be killed for no reason. And it hurts, when i hear the phrase and i use the phrase, i cant believe i have to say it. We have come to a crazy time in life and we need to see some justice, we need to see some justice. In that vein, today, we are reporting that the other three policemen who were witness to the killing, the death of george floyd, charges have been brought against them, but that in itself is the incident that has sparked the movement, or the moving of people and the expression of anger at this moment in time. There isa anger at this moment in time. There is a bigger issue, obviously dominique has been touching upon this as well. In terms of your experience, what tangibly needs to be done now . What can we see physically or legislatively, anything, that can be done to change this situation, to stop us having to be on repeat . Well, the first thing that needs to be done is you need people, the Police Officers and everyone who does kill innocent black people need to be convicted. I dont get excited when i hit the Police Officers have been charged. I only will get excited when i say they have been convicted with lengthy life sentences for murder. hate to interrupt, we will leave that to that justice system, hate to interrupt, we will leave that to thatjustice system, i think, because that will be in place. Lets talk about what you think, particularly in terms of your influence as a director and a parent, of what needs to be done to change this. Theres not much that i can do, because i cant erase my blackness and i cant raise my childrens blackness, no one can raise their blackness. It needs to be the racist people targeting blacks, they need to stop being racist. I dont know how that is done, if it is a brainwashed thing, being raised by racist parents above them, but the only other way to do this is to see us as people, as equals, and not just this is to see us as people, as equals, and notjust someone below us because of darker skin. All we can do in the black community is keep on fighting forjustice, and protests, raising up the ranks in film making and protests, raising up the ranks in film making and whatever field everybody else is in, which is need to gain ourown everybody else is in, which is need to gain our own power gain our own respect and hopefully one day this racism stops. But this is not a black problem person in the sense that we are the victims, it is the predators that need to be stop. So the message to the racist people who are ok with it, you are the issue, you are a problem, the people who answer black lives matter with all lives matter, you are the problem. You are in a unique position, dominique, is a former Police Officer yourself. What part do institutions like the police force, here in the uk, what they say publicly now and im sure more importantly, what actually they do, how important is that now . importantly, what actually they do, how important is that now . I think Police Reform is proving obviously to not be enough, so there has to be intrinsic work in fighting institutional racism within our organisations. Racism starts with individuals, you know . It is individuals, you know . It is individuals with institutions within institutions that commit that, it is all one and the same, it is intrinsically linked. So it is about Police Organisations realising that you are dealing with human beings, dealing with human beings first and having compassion with those human beings. Police reform, diversity training, positivity action, all those initiatives are brilliant but they have to be taken further. Police reform has to be taken further and, if it is not being taken further, then we have to look at transformative frameworks, things like abolition and people are talking in relation to those things. We have to obviously take things further, there has to be that definitive work that works to break down institutional racism. Have we looked at the macpherson report and instigated the recommendations that we re instigated the recommendations that were put in place to basically fight racial inequality and prejudice within the police . That would be my starting point in relation to that. In merseyside police, our chief co nsta ble in merseyside police, our chief constable and the National Police chiefs have given speeches in relation to black lives matter, but what is happening for example in relation to my bame colleagues and it starts with that and how we move things forward. Thank you both for your time this morning, we will, i am sure, speak again on another occasion. Thank you. Lets return to our top story now which is a Major Development in the investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine Mccann. Well hear more about that in a moment, but, first, lets just remind ourselves of some key moments in the search for madeleine. It was back in may 2007 when the three year old vanished, during a family holiday in the algarve. She was sleeping in the apartment while her parents kate and gerry ate with friends in a nearby restaurant. The Portuguese Police launched an investigation, but, byjuly 2008, it was called to a halt, with no official suspects. David cameron picked up the cause after he became Prime Minister and, by 2013, the met police was ready to launch its own investigation. Operation grange as it was named was slow and painstaking work, which has cost close to £12 million, but, last year, the government agreed to extend funding. Last night saw the Biggest Development yet, as detectives appealed for information about a german sex offender currently injailfor an unrelated offence who was in the area when madeleine went missing. Earlier, we heard from clarence mitchell, the mccann family spokesman. He told us how madeleines parents, kate and gerry, had reacted to the news. They simply want to establish what happened to their daughter, to find out the truth, and to bring whoever was responsible for her disappearance to justice. They have not given up hope of finding madeleine alive, despite the length of time, theyve never given up that hope, but they are realistic, and they say that whatever the outcome of this appeal and the police work, they do need to know, because they need to find peace. Our Home Affairs Correspondent Daniel Sandford can tell us more. Daniel, Daniel Sandford can tell us more. In terms of a bre you daniel, in terms of a breakthrough, you almost feel tentative when you think about how long this has been going on, this search for Madeleine Mccann and various threads that have come through over the years. Yes, there have been many, many disappointments over the years, false sightings, other possible suspects, but a senior detective here involved in the investigation described this as a significant moment and i think it is a breakthrough moment. Of course, it can also again ended in disappointment. It is possible that evidence that seems certain becomes less certain, there can be many more bumps on the road but, at this point in time, there is a man who is already in prison, so it doesnt have to be tracked down, in germany. He isa have to be tracked down, in germany. He is a man whose mobile phone was used in praia da luzjust an hour before Madeleine Mccann went missing. He is a man who registered his car in someone elses named the day after Madeleine Mccann went missing and, shortly after that, left portugal. He is a man who is known to have been involved in burglaries of hotels and holiday apartments and he is a man who has multiple convictions for sexual and violent offences, so you can see why it is that the German Police in particular and the prosecutor there in germany feel that they are getting very close to a charge and that making this appeal now, for the last few bits of the jigsaw, to see if they can get this prosecution over the line. And we are going to get a press conference a little later on. Daniel, thanks for bringing us up to date on that. The criminologist and film maker professor roger graef made a documentary in 2008 called searching for madeleine, which focused on the Portuguese Police investigation. I very good morning to you. A lot of people listening to what daniel was saying about the information we have at this stage about the suspect. I think they will be thinking to themselves, how is it after all this length of time, we now are finding out about the person who was around at that time. How is it only now that this is being seriously investigated . I was asking myself the same question. It has been 13 yea rs the same question. It has been 13 years and the only answer i can give on the basis of the work that we did with our film, on the basis of the work that we did with ourfilm, which on the basis of the work that we did with our film, which was to take five British Police down to praia da luz and say what would you do differently . And im afraid the catalogue of errors that they saw was really shocking and it started with the fact that the crime scene wasnt in any way protected, so Something Like 50 people had walked all over it in the first hour, which is absolutely against our practice here and, secondly, they didnt check any of the usual or likely locations for an abduction which goes wrong, like the bins and indeed the town dump, so it was cleared, all of the bins were cleared and the dump was never looked at, and this would be, again, routine for the British Police to do and there were lots of suspects who werent tagged, including obviously this person. I dont know how this has suddenly come to light but there are cold cases which get reopened and i know the mccanns have never given up. The only problem about this whole question of whether she is alive or not and this is going to help us is that, normally speaking, if they havent been able to recover the abducted person within 48 hours, they kind of expect that they are no longer alive and they think, in this case, it might well have been a local person and it could have been this guy, who knows . But when they saw the whole worlds media landing in praia da luz, this small, quiet Little Village that had never had anything like this, they panicked and would have disposed of her in some way or other, but remains have never been found. The other possibility, which is interesting, is the Iberian Peninsula we discovered is a place where quite a lot of paedophile rings operate, including organised crime serving them and serving paedophiles around europe, so rather like ben needham was assumed to be kidnapped to order, it is quite possible that a blind three Year Old Girl was on somebodys Shopping List and that is of course a horrible prospect, but would mean she is still alive at the age of 16. The information has been put out in the Public Domain and there is quite a lot of detail, we have the images of at least two vehicles that are known to be connected to this man and a number of mobile telephone numbers, so they are directly appealing to people that, if those numbers mean anything to them. Could you just sort of go through what the thought process in terms of the investigation is . Well, they obviously want to pin this guy to the absolute location of the hotel in that complex at the time of her abduction and the calls are right around the time that madeline is believed to have been snatched madeleine is believed to have been snatched. So unless he confesses, there needs to be more proof than circumstantial to convince a court and are pleased to charging, and the fa ct and are pleased to charging, and the fact they are close to charging is very good news, this is the furthest that anyone has been in all of these 13 years and the whole way the Portuguese Police invested this investigated this, including turning the mccanns into suspects for a while, it is a sham and a tragedy for them for any hope ofjustice. Roger, thank you very much, good to talk to you this morning. Of course, the family, gerry and kate mccann have said they welcomed the investigation that is going on but it must be an agonising time for them. Absolutely, it is coming up to 8 30am. Mike will have the sport but we need to find out what is happening with the weather. Matt, clear something up, isnt it officially summer . Meteorological respeaking, easy for me to say, it is, it started on the 1st ofjune. The meteorologist count the seasons in equal blocks of months, but for some you will have to wait until the solstice, which is the 21st, 22nd before the astronomical summer. But there will be a bit of sunshine over there will be a bit of sunshine over the next few days. As we have seen this morning in dorset and the south west of the uk, but a lot more cloud around now, we noticed that yesterday, cloud descending onto the hills in the north of scotland with outbreaks of rain, and that sets up the next few days, more showers around the country, not rain for every garden, particularly in the south, but while we stick with a cooler theme through the weekend, turning much windier tomorrow into saturday especially, and that is because we have a developing area of low pressure to the east of us, and on the western side of it some pretty strong winds, gales are expected for the northern half of the country, then a northerly flow of wind dropping temperatures even further. A few showers today pushing from scotland, Northern Ireland, Northern England and wales, sunshine developing in between, not many showers across the south, temperatures only in the teens for the vast majority. Down on what we we re the vast majority. Down on what we were used to at the start of the week. Through tonight, showers across scotland, Northern Ireland, england and wales at times, but some will stay completely dry. Further north, colder conditions, one ortwo spots in southern scotland and the far north of england will get close toa far north of england will get close to a touch of frost. In due tomorrow we go, shower restart across the north of scotland, strengthening winds, a few showers for Northern Ireland, parts of Northern England, run through North East Wales and the midlands, showers developing more widely into the afternoon, some heavy and thundery, something com pletely heavy and thundery, something completely dry, the northern half of scotla nd completely dry, the northern half of scotland coming in very wet through the day, persistent rain developing here, and on the tops of the hill is even a bit of snow, just 9 10 as the high, up to 16 17 further south, but wherever you are, the feel of the day tempered by a strengthening wind, touching 60 mph across the northern half of the country. Strong winds were last on the western side of this low pressure system as it works its way southwards through friday night and into saturday, could take a few trees down here and there, they are in full leaf at the moment, and that could cause some travel disruption. Friday and saturday in particular, the northern half of the uk will see the strongest winds in the most widespread of the gales. As we go into saturday, the details, windy of course, outbreaks of rain easing away from the north of scotland, brighterfor you, wetter away from the north of scotland, brighter for you, wetter conditions across the west of scotland, southern scotland, Northern Ireland, not much rain in the south, temperatures around 13 14 degrees, so well down on the mid 20s and higher that we saw last saturday. Warmest spot in sheltered western scotland, up to 16 17. Staying with the cool theme into sunday, more in the cool theme into sunday, more in the way our rain down the eastern side of england, further west dry and bright, the wind is easing a little bit about still feeling chilly in the breeze and out of the sunshine too. So big departures from what we saw last weekend, but still some dry and sunny moments too. Matt . You know when temperatures are measured, they are measured in the shade, arent they . They are, in a little white box called a stevenson screen, which doesnt absorb the sun as such. So if it is cloudy and there are no shadows, where do they measure the temperature . Well if there are no shadows, it is a lwa ys well if there are no shadows, it is always in shadow, the temperature, inside the box. So it is not in the shade, then it is false shade. Why isnt it hotter inside the box . Obviously, if you are inside the box and it is sunny outside. It is vented, the airflow goes through it. If it is in the box, it is measuring the same temperature whether it is sunny the same temperature whether it is sunny or the same temperature whether it is sunny or cloudy. When you are outside in the sunshine, you feel the sunshines rays, that makes it feel warmer, it is trying to cut that out and keep it even across the dyad from one day to the next. I dont know if i trust the box you are watching breakfast with Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty. A german sex offender has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of Madeline Mccann from a Holiday Resort in portugal 13 years ago. The man, who is now aged 43 and injail for an unrelated offence, was living in this camper van in the algarve when madeleine vanished in may 2007. The three year old had been sleeping in a holiday apartment in praia da luz while her parents were at a nearby restaurant with friends. New charges have been announced against all four of the sacked Police Officers who were present at the death of george floyd in minneapolis. Protests have continued in the us overnight. Derek chauvin, the officer who was filmed kneeling on his neck for almost nine minutes, will now face an upgraded charge of Second Degree murder. Our north america editorjon sopel joins us from london, ironic that you are in london when all this is going on in the United States. Just before we get into the nitty gritty of how people are reacting, as north america editor, how do you think this feels now in terms of the tone of what is happening in the United States . Of what is happening in the United States . Well, it is a seismic event thatis states . Well, it is a seismic event that is happening, and it is not just because of what has happened in minneapolis. It is like the United States is going through three simultaneous can bond funds, the equivalent of the 1918 spanish flu, the equivalent of the 1929 economic crash, the equivalent of the 1968 riots after the assassination of Martin Luther king. The sense of angen Martin Luther king. The sense of anger, the sense of injustice and a sense of cure is very real and, yeah, there are people on the fringes at the left and right you are trying to hijack, and yes, there is lawlessness, but something very profound is happening in america and, you know, donald trump as president is having to deal with something that no other president has had to deal with, so many simultaneous crises crowding in on him. Reflecting on donald trump, we have heard comments from barack obama, who has a track history of being able to soothe or at least doubt the spirit or get the mood of a nation perhaps, some would say, more accurately than donald trump has been able to do so. One of the fascinating things about donald trump, you think of the three and a half tumultuous years of his presidency, his poll ratings, whether things are terrible or great, stay broadly on a flat line, never really below 40 , never really above 45 . But on this, on this, the Approval Ratings for him, for the way he has handled the george floyd crisis are down to 33 , and that is a big erosion, and that will cause serious alarm in the trump camp as they face an election in november that may be some people are peeling away from him, and that is something he will have to turn around. He wa nted he will have to turn around. He wanted to fight the election and being the guy who created a great economy, that is gone. He wanted to be able to say that we handled the pandemic brilliantly, well, a lot of questions over that. And now there are questions too. Can you explain to us in the uk what Second Degree murder is, this is the charge on the Police Officer . It is a much more serious charge that has been levelled against him, third degree murder is the minimum. All i would caution is it is very difficult to convert policemen in the us. Polite third question, what about the timeframe, now we have these are the three who work present when george floyd died, what about the timeframe, who will lead the prosecution . I think those are questions that are still to be resolved, i really wishy washy answer, i realise that ithink those details are still to be worked out, i think you have a decent prosecutorial system in the us, and it will be the attorney general of minnesota who will lead the prosecution case, but it will be the district attorneys who will take it up. Doesnt that add to the frustration in terms of when you hear the chance, lets get the four of them to be held to account, and you hear the people of all races and all nationalities wantjustice, doesnt that add to the frustration that there is no clarity in the system . That there is no clarity in the system . There is an awful lot of frustration to go around, in the way that thejudicial frustration to go around, in the way that the judicial system is working, and its wheels grind slowly. I think people will say that it is a positive step that charges have been brought, because very often you can be sure that if that event had not been caught on someones smartphone, would we be here talking about the case being brought . And what that is a source case being brought . And what that is a source definition, isnt it . Jon, a lwa ys a source definition, isnt it . Jon, always good to talk to you on this programme. That is a sort to finish on, isnt it . The boss of the uks most visited zoo has warned that its at risk of closing for good. Iam glancing i am glancing to my right, i can see a rather wonderful image, holly is there with friends, chester zoo, what is the problem . They have got real financial issues. Yes, morning, making loads of friends this morning, i made friends with some penguins, and now some giraffes. This is unfortunately not great news, obviously since the pandemic it has been a huge crisis for places like this who have had to close their doors. Chester zoo closed its doors on the 21st of march, and since then it has lost millions of pounds, because of because no visitors means no money, and for a place like this, the cost, £1. 6 million a month to run, i mean, that isa million a month to run, i mean, that is a crisis in itself, isnt it . Now they are concerned they might have to close their doors for good. You can see where the money goes, you have to pay for the staff, the site, insurance, and feeding the 35,000 animals. Lets speak to lindsay, who can tell us more about the animals, you are one of the lead keepers with the giraffes. This is a really bleak picture we are painting, how bad is it . It is really difficult right now, our main income is visitors, and to look after these animals, they all need specialist care, it is notjust they all need specialist care, it is not just about feeding them, it they all need specialist care, it is notjust about feeding them, it is specialist knowledge and what goes on behind the scenes, so it is worrying times. I mentioned feeding and insurance, but so much goes on behind the scenes in terms of conservation work too. There is a much bigger picture, it is nice for visitors to come and see the animals, the giraffe is an incredible species to look at, but there is more to it than that. These are helping to save giraffe out in the wild, they are critically endangered, so there is conservation groups that the zoo supports, over 80 projects in 30 countries, and all the money that we generate goes to support those out in the wild, which is incredibly important work, and the Giraffe Conservation foundation is the only organisation dedicated purely to the conservation of giraffe, so they rely heavily on zoos to give them money. It must be frustrating when you see the scenes in parks and superstores that have reopened, and yet here there are acres and acres of space, and i have seen acres and acres of space, and i have seen there are Different Things like hand gel everywhere, social distancing guidelines in place, and yet still the government is insisting it cant open. It is incredibly frustrating for everyone at the zoo, we have got a setup where we can enforce social distancing, and people can be safely outside. And for us it is frustrating when these animals rely so frustrating when these animals rely so heavily on the visitors and we cannot open. The government says it is supplying £14 million for places like this, a drop in the ocean . Like you said, £1. 6 million per month to run this place, and it is such an important industry for conservation, for education, for research, and it is so incredibly frustrating that we cant open. Is there anything people watching can do . We have heard from so many people wanting to help. Really important to spread the word, to save zoos in this country, and i know it is tough times for everyone right now, but small amounts of money would certainly help. Brilliant, plenty more work to do, and fingers crossed that by chance there will be a way of getting places like this reopened again, because you can see what a shame it would be if the doors didnt open again ona would be if the doors didnt open again on a place like this. People at home not getting the chance to see some of these beautiful creatures, and can ijust say, it is very difficult to try and social distance right now, they can come as close as they want to me thank goodness you dont have to do social distance from the giraffe. goodness you dont have to do social distance from the giraffe. I am fascinated by health and safety forms, partly because i dont have to build them in. Did you have to fill out a social distancing rules when it came to the penguin, titled the penguin . And did you consult them about whether they were coming close to you . Hazel the penguin. I always have to check with that department, with hazel, they didnt warn me about the beak, it is a snappy warn me about the beak, it is a snappy little thing we made friends by the end of it, but i am more co mforta ble by the end of it, but i am more comfortable with the giraffes. think you have got a joyous job, enjoy it i do not know if they are co mforta ble enjoy it i do not know if they are comfortable with me alike normally when we hand over to mike after an animal story, normally you have a funny story. Did you ever do this as a child . Maybe youngsters still do that thing where you chat with your friends about who would win in a fight, polar bear or tiger . Idid polar bear or tiger . I did that where are you going with this . We have a sporting equivalent of sorts coming up in the next few days. Being a four time winner of the Tour De France, chris froome has proven he is a pretty tough man to beat on the bike, but what about if you had a head start . Think you could still beat him . Well, a host of celebrities, including ex england cricketer Kevin Pietersen and mel c of spice girls fame, will attempt to do just that in a virtual race on sunday. Its all for charity, and we can speak to chris and kevin now. Morning, chaps, thanks for doing this with us this morning, chris, how will this work, and how difficult for you to sit waiting to go while the others right off, albeit virtually come into the distance . Good morning, yeah, that is the concept, basically everyone has done some testing already to find out how fit they are and how good they are on a bike, and that is being used to basically form a handicap system where they will be given a head start, and i will have to watch them ride off into the distance, and then as soon as i get the green light, im going to go after them. Sounds good kevin, i know you are going to have a ten minute head start, have you been putting in enough training during lockdown to be confident of holding him off . Not forgetting the others as well you are actually holding me up, i as well you are actually holding me up, lam as well you are actually holding me up, i am supposed to start in about ten minutes, and the race is on sunday, he is that good it isjust amazing that a guy who is in peak condition, the condition that he is, has agreed, when we just spoke about the idea a couple of months ago, to say, why not . We will see if we can raise a load of money for charity. I have been. Well, my weapon of choice is behind me, i pound that bike relentlessly most days, in lockdown especially. It has been made very easy by a virtual app called zwift, and we have been training together, i have been doing a lot of rights, training with friends around the world, and ijust thought, you know what, in a time like now when all these things are on social media, how fit and good they are on their bikes, there is goes, their wattage. They are on their bikes, there is goes, theirwattage. Lets see, on sunday, we are coming to the end of lockdown, it is crunch time on sunday, chris froome is going to chase us, but there are a lot of battles within the battle, freddie flintoff, olly murs says he will beat me, i have got news for you, buddy chris, obviously there is a Competitive Edge, which is good, i guess, as you return to full fitness, does this fit into your Training Programme ahead of the Tour De France at the end of august . How does this fit in . It is great, i mean, all races have been cancelled for the last few months, in what would normally be the typical build up to the Tour De France, so this is a Good Opportunity for me on sunday to stretch my legs and get that Competitive Edge back. How do you feel now about the return of cycling at the end of august . Do you feel the time is right . cycling at the end of august . Do you feel the time is right . I am optimistic. Certainly, all the figures over here in france are indicating that it looks as though the event is going to go ahead, so im obviously putting in the milage now and doing everything that i need to to be physically ready for it all, and to start at the end of august. This chase on sunday is 22 kilometres, a short distance compared to the tds yeah, very much so, this is a sprint, basically, this is an all out. It should be the best part of half an hour, 35 minutes maybe effort compared to what we do in the Tour De France, which could be up to six hours of racing. Kevin, absolutely, cavan, just before we get to your training, how do you feel about the return of cricket, against a weakened west indies side starting injuly . think all sports are getting together again, the pga tour is starting next weekend, football the week after, cricket will start, it is going to be interesting. From the broadcasters point of view, which obviously i am now, it is going to change the parameters as how you protest, the energy and enthusiasm and entertainment that you have to create from the commentary box. But from the players perspective, it is going to be interesting, because these guys are used to playing in front of tracey crouch, we have seen stories from the bundesliga where players are not playing up as much, not speaking to the referee as much. Will we see that in the premier league . What will happen in cricket . Will the intensity be there . It is going to be strange for the players, and actually in a strange way, i am quite happy that i am not playing any more, because, goodness, iwould not have wanted to have gone back and played in front of no spectators and played in front of no spectators and no crowds. I hated playing when there wasnt an atmosphere and you werent actually feeling like every single session there was something to entertain. I think that is an issue that many people have spoken about in all sports. Best of luck, the chase is on sunday, we look forward to hearing how it goes, thank you very much, chris froome and Kevin Pietersen, back to training, i know you have got a lot ahead of you understand i did a race against Mark Cavendish a few yea rs race against Mark Cavendish a few years ago, i had a head start, and by the time i got to the top, he had had a cup of tea and red two newspapers, and i even got a lift in van. It shows the difference between the top athletes and us all. Chris froome is going at 30 mph for half an hour, that is extraordinary. What was the animal that always won in yourfights, mike . Polar bear or tiger . It depends on the contest, if i was polar bear and tiger, i would say polar bear. Fox and badger, iwould probably say badger, there were so many i feel like we are going down a wormhole it is like my dreams during lockdown. We know, dont we . a question we didnt think we would ask this morning lets go back to one of our main stories this morning, a story that has been much talked about. It is going to be the question i ask eve ryo ne it is going to be the question i ask everyone of our correspondents today we are not going to do that, are we . we are going back to one of our main stories, all about quarantine, the measures coming in on monday, many questions about how it is going without industry, the but also about working practices. And it is not just about the next few weeks, we have had bodies saying that this implementation, where people have to self isolate after they arrived in the uk, there are exceptions, but most arrivals will have to do that, that it could have a long term impact on the british Tourism Industry and how people view travel into the uk. We heard from the Northern Ireland secretary, Brandon Lewis, who was explaining why the government is imposing these rules now. The spread of the virus within the uk is much lower than it was, it has got to a lower level, so we want that to continue to be lower, and that to continue to be lower, and thatis that to continue to be lower, and that is why this is the right time to bring it in. As a sir patrick valla nce to bring it in. As a sir Patrick Vallance outlined, when you have Higher Community transmission rates, the difference of what somebody coming into the country can make is much more marginal, much more negligible. As our rates are much lower and moving lower and hopefully as we go forward, it has a much bigger impact, and we want to stay ahead as far as we can in how we deal with the virus, and that is why it is something that will be kept under review every three weeks. Now, members of the Aviation Industry are meeting with ministers again today to discuss how this policy may change in the coming weeks and months, and one of the things they wa nt months, and one of the things they want is an air bridge, and air corridor, this kind of agreement between the uk and other countries where there would be no need for quarantine for those people arriving into those countries. You would need both countries to agree, of course. We spoke earlier to Michael Oleary of ryanair, fair tuesday that he doesnt agree with the government putting this policy in place. Fairto putting this policy in place. Fair to say. People coming in next week between heathrow and gatwick, they then get on the london underground, they can stop at a supermarket, they can play a round of golf, there is no quarantine. The British Government, on its own website, admits today that the form isnt able available. We contacted them yesterday to ask whether we wanted visitors to fill in the form and you havent made available the form, they said they didnt know when it would be available. We said, what is in the form . They said, we dont know they want to have a meeting with industry today and tomorrow to design the form that they want people to fill in next monday. All that will be in it is your mobile phone number so a lot of pressure from the industry, from people like Michael Oleary, who feel that this is going to hit their business and businesses around the country quite hard, but the government say this is going ahead monday, there will be a review on during the 29th as to whether policy might go next. Therell be no red carpet, no hordes of paparazzi, and no glamorous after show parties. What is the point . But the Bafta Television awards are still taking place this summer, albeit behind closed doors. The nominations were released just over an hour ago. Our entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson can tell us who has made the shortlist. He joins us live from nottingham. What is bad, a special package . Oh, a clipboard yes, clipboard, highlighter pen, you have to go through it so quickly, i think ive just about got my head round it gave us. I want this to sound on the same dramatic, ok, take us through the big stuff leading the way with 14 nominations, perhaps one of the least likely hits of last year, chernobyl, a five part miniseries that was on sky atlantic about the 1986 soviet Nuclear Disaster and the cover up after it. Now, it was created by the man who wrote hangover part two and three, and the director was a swedish pop star of the 1990s, he directed it, but it was one of the most gripping bits of television for years, jared harris, the british actor is nominated for best actor, people will know him from. It was just a way that it really showed the cover up that was going on behind the scenes in the soviet union in those days. So chernobyl leading the way with 14 nominations. The crown, when Olivia Colman took over, she is not nominated, but the actorfor prince over, she is not nominated, but the actor for Prince Charles is, over, she is not nominated, but the actorfor Prince Charles is, and Helena Bonham carter for actorfor Prince Charles is, and Helena Bonham carterfor playing prince market. Another show that has done really well, no surprise, flea bag has done really well, no surprise, fleabag has six nominations, nominated for best scripted committee, Phoebe Waller bridge nominated for her acting performance, where she will be up against his sister in the show, but surprisingly, the hot priest has been snubbed, andrew scott not nominated at the baftas this year. A couple of other highlights i have picked out, at the age of 84, Glenda Jackson has 2000 Bafta Television nomination for 49 years. Had her first. She came out of retirement and did a couple of stage performances, this was herfirst on screen performance for almost 30 yea rs, on screen performance for almost 30 years, it was a one off drama on bbc one last december about a woman with dementia trying to solve a couple of mysteries, and we believe Glenda Jackson is the oldest nominee ever at the television awards. Collect a moment ago, i think we might have heard someone saying something about your lounge, and if i fill in the gaps, a lot of those tv dramas, white, they had a lot of scale, chernobyl, i think she was trying to make the point is that your lounge did not have the same scale that is absolutely not the point i was about to make can ijust say, my point about your lounge is that it is amazingly neat, so i thought it was amazingly neat, so i thought it was a good place to do some work, tidy desk, tidy mind, that is what i thought about your very lovely lounge, and thought about your very lovely lounge, and i like the brickwork. You should have seen its 20 minutes ago, toys were being moved, hungry hippos of was being put away, we try to look our best for you you could be seeing the living rooms of the stars at the baftas, because it was worth pointing out, Richard Ayoade will be hosting it, but acceptance speeches will be given by the stars from their living rooms, will be hungary hippos be put away . lovely to see you the Bafta Television awards will take place on bbc one onjuly the 31st. We are back tomorrow at 6am, bye bye. This is bbc news with the latest headlines. The disappearance of Madeleine Mccann in portugal a convicted german sex offender has become the focus of the international investigation. Police believe he was travelling in the area in this camper van at the time madeleine vanished, 13 years ago. A stinging attack on President Trump by his former defence secretary, james mattis, over his threat to use troops to end the protests sweeping the United States. 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