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Champion jockey oisin murphy won his first classic. The 2000 guineas at newmarket on board kameko, can he do the double in the 1000 guineas later today . Another fairly blustery day out there today. Not as windy as yesterday and fewer showers around. Willa yesterday and fewer showers around. Will a few yesterday and fewer showers around. Willa few sharp showers today, particularly in the north and east. I will bring you all the details coming up shortly. Its sunday 7th june. Our top story thousands of protestors joined anti racism rallies across the uk, despite fears large gatherings could increase the spread of coronavirus. The demonstrations held yesterday were largely peaceful but in the evening missiles and fireworks were thrown at a police line outside downing street. 1a people were arrested and ten officers were injured. Sean dilly has more. More than 4000 miles from the scene of George Floyds death, during an encounter with White Police Officers in minneapolis, the cries of injustice could be no clearer than on the streets of britain. Injustice could be no clearer than on the streets of britainlj injustice could be no clearer than on the streets of britain. I think its really, really important that we just stand up for every human right. Asa just stand up for every human right. As a black person, i really feel it is important. I come from a small white town so i have been basically abused and things like that and i dont want other little black boy black girl to go through what we go through so we need to stop this today. In Central London, many thousands gathered in support of black lives matter. It has been our grandfathers fights, our fathers fight, we dont want it to be our childrens fight and that is why they are out today as well. Police say the day past mostly without events that as the evening approached, the mood started to turn. Many had already left when fireworks, spikes and other missiles were launched towards police lines outside downing street. 0fficers were launched towards police lines outside downing street. Officers in riot gear replaced loads in those less protective uniforms to replace those. My god, the horse has bolted by those. My god, the horse has bolted by then write a list, the horse ran into the crowd and trampled a person. Both the protester and officer received medical treatment. The force made its own way back to Police Statement the horse made its own way back to police stables. In heavy rain and despite the government strongly urging people not to break social distancing rules by gathering in massive crowds. Not to break social distancing rules by gathering in massive crowdsm is risky for health to come together ina large is risky for health to come together in a large group stop there are lots of advice for us all about social distancing measures at the moment because of this deadly disease and we just because of this deadly disease and wejust urge because of this deadly disease and we just urge people that although they are emotional and passionate for this cause, that they abide by, where they can, and follow the advice of the government. By the end of the day, ten Police Officers were injured ini4 of the day, ten Police Officers were injured in 14 arrests had been made. What protests will take place outside the American Embassy in london. The home secretary priti patel says those policing the protest have her full support. Tens of thousands of anti racism protestors have marched in cities across the us overnight as demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd entered a 12th day. In california activists shut San Franciscos Golden Gate Bridge whilst Security Forces in the capital surrounded access to the white house. From washington, our north america correspondent Aleem Maqbool sent this report. Chanting no justice no peace it was the biggest demonstration washington has seen since the killing of george floyd, but with none of the confrontation from Security Forces we saw previously. They sent in the National Guard, there were National Guard here on the streets, they were tear gassing people, shooting them with rubber bullets. Really, like, perpetuating Police Brutality and violence in the streets of washington, dc, and still, people are still out here and showing up. We are not afraid. Were not backing down until we see change. Were still getting arrested, were still getting pulled over, were still getting discriminated in everything in american life. So weve got to fight, not for now, but for the future. We may be just outside the white house, but the sense we get through speaking to people here is that this has now gone beyond just getting a message across to donald trump. What people are telling us is that theyve now really given up on him doing the right thing. Instead, the focus has become changing the system individuals and police departments. There are huge protests in london, in paris, in berlin, in sydney in solidarity with african america ns. How does that feel to you . I have cried every day since i have been seeing the protests, out ofjust pure joy that finally, finally, the voices are being heard. Singing at the same time as the demonstration in washington, there was a Memorial Service for george floyd in North Carolina, close to where he was born. These Images Associated with this will affect all of our lives for the rest of our lives. Not only did we lose a family member, but yall watched as well. George floyds body will now continue its finaljourney, but the reverberations of his death will be felt long beyond his funeral in texas on tuesday. Aleem maqbool, bbc news, in washington. Places of worship in england will be allowed to re open for private individual prayer under new government plans that will be announced next week. The measures will come into effect on the 15th ofjune but theyre not expected to include weddings or full services. Lets get more from our Political Correspondent helen catt. Watmore can you tell us . This applies to england. As you said, it will be a week from tomorrow, places of worship will be able to open again for private prayer. That will bring the situation in england in line with inc with ireland, scotla nd line with inc with ireland, scotland and wales have been yet to make a call on this. There has been criticism from senior clergy, the most senior catholic in england and wales accused it of putting religion at the back of the queue because it was looking at opening non essential retail shops ahead of churches. This would of course rectify that because in the governments original roadmap, places of worship were not due to reopen untiljuly. As you said, it will be for mass worship but just said, it will be for mass worship butjust individual prayer said, it will be for mass worship but just individual prayer and said, it will be for mass worship butjust individual prayer and it is, as the government says, dependent on the five test it sets to be set to go and be met. There are calls for the compulsory wearing of face masks in hospitals in england to be extended to gp surgeries and care homes. The British Medical Association says more consistency is needed across all medical settings. 0n the 15th of june, outpatients and hospital visitors will be required to cover their nose and mouth under new government guidelines. 0vernight, tens of thousands of anti racism protestors have marched on the us capital, demanding Police Reform following the death of george floyd. Were joined now by cbs news correspondent Nikole Killion who has been covering the events from washington. Just give us an idea of what the picture was like there overnight. Well, at this point, many of the protesters have disbursed but they have remained in the streets well into the night. Largely remaining peaceful. We have not seen the violent clashes that we have seen only a week ago. Today public demonstrations were largely peaceful. Largely just a demonstrations were largely peaceful. Largelyjust a sense of real change, people wanting to move forward in this country and so i think that common desire among the protesters today really extended into this evening with again protesters very much, for the most part, seemingly in unison, even though we saw several protests arranged separately coming together on this day as your correspondent mentioning. 0ne on this day as your correspondent mentioning. One of the largest protests we have had here in washington to date. We had strong words from President Trump, looking to try and quash any violent protests, certainly, but the mayor of washington, dc has had some quite strong words about his tak six. Absolutely. Tactics. We have seen is escalate between the mayor of washington and President Trump over the last week and the mayor of washington being defiance towards the white house because, as you have seen, some of the images painting a mural that says black lives matter literally on the streets leading up to the white house, a street called 16th st, and this has been the symbolic harbour or ground zero for many of these protesters, especially today, any people actually wanting today, any people actually wanting to ta ke today, any people actually wanting to take photos and really seeing it asa to take photos and really seeing it as a place where they can come together. The mayor doing that really for protesters to allow them the opportunity to demonstrate and also to send the message to the white house, the mayor has been very upset about the use of federal forces and bringing in troops into the district of columbia over the past several days, to try to quash some of these protests. However, the president has been very vocal against the mayor, calling her week for not doing enough to defend the city and essentially to allow these protesters to run unchecked. We certainly have seen violence and looting in washington. We have seen a number of federal buildings be defaced and that has been of concern to the president who thinks the mayor should have been more tough. Do you get any sense there is going to be any sort of concrete movement on the demand the protesters are making at the moment . The slogans are all very familiar to us but of course this can only have impact if it leads to practical measures. And i think that is what these protesters are pushing for and why we continue to see them in the streets every day. I work with a group of protesters earlier today i went with a group of protesters earlier today, they organised the protest on the fly a couple of days ago, ended up drawing thousands and said were going to be out here every single day until we can change the agenda. They are already planning a round of major protests later this month and we have also heard from civil rights leaders in this country, too, who have said that they will continue as they hot hope to hold more demonstrations throughout the year. I think this is a fight that is not over and i think we will continue to see protesters in the streets until we do see more change. 0bviously many pointing to oui change. 0bviously many pointing to our elections coming up this fall as one way to affect change and certainly many people are demanding that the president do and say more on this issue as well. Do you get the sense there that protesters are encouraged to see the Global Response to this . We have seen the many protest taking part across the uk here this morning. Absolutely. I think it has been very inspiring, heartwarming and gratifying to many of the people in this country and to see that sense of solidarity around the world and notjust in the uk, not just the world and notjust in the uk, notjust in europe but everywhere and certainly this is a global issue and certainly this is a global issue and so and certainly this is a global issue and so i think that is why we are seeing people respond in this way. Thank you very much. Lets take a look at this mornings front pages. The observer reports that Government Medical advisors are urging the Prime Minister to dump the rhetoric around coronavirus and plan for a second wave. The picture is of boxing champion anthonyjoshua during a black lives matter protest yesterday. The mail on sundays front page features the moment a Police Officer was knocked off her horse during an anti racism protest in Central London. The paper reports that she hit her head on a traffic light when the horse bolted and ran down whitehall. The times is reporting that the Prime Minister has signed off new measures to help the economy. The paper says cafes, pubs and restaurants will be able to use outside areas and some restrictions on weddings and funerals will be relaxed. And online, an article on sir tom jones is one of the most read on the bbc website. As the singer celebrates his 80th birthday, he has been remembering his most treasured career memories and reflecting on his experience of lockdown. Heres sarah with a look at this mornings weather. Inside the paper, a couple of things catching the eye. It is the ba ftas things catching the eye. It is the baftas and the fury of the lack of female nominees. These calls keep coming but nothing firm seems to happen. They never do anything. They had perhaps recognised the programmes everyone was watching. They were quite snobby. It is interesting to draw your attention to the papers with very dramatic pictures of the protests stop that gives you one idea of the picture from, i think it was london yesterday. The huge numbers of people who came out to show solidarity with black people in america protesting but all over the world where people are coming out onto the streets to talk about this issue of systemic racism that seems to go far beyond just the individual case of george floyd which has caught the headlines. It is interesting in context, the idea giving an idea of the scale. But dominating the narrative. Idea giving an idea of the scale. But dominating the narrativem idea giving an idea of the scale. But dominating the narrative. It is also related to the spike in transmission but we will talk about later on. Heres sarah with this mornings weather. Good morning. We are looking a little bit mixed out there today. Yesterday strong gusty winds and heavy downpours and thunderstorms. Quieter to start your sunday morning. Through the day we keep the cool and breezy theme. Some showers around but not as frequent or as heavy as yesterday. An area of low pressure moving away, sitting to the east. Quite a cool northerly wind, particularly along the east coast of scotla nd particularly along the east coast of scotland and Eastern England as well. Ra i nsford scotland and Eastern England as well. Rainsford northern and north Eastern England. Drizzle in north Eastern England. Drizzle in North Eastern scotland. Patchy as showering into the afternoon. Sunny spells on the south coast. Wales, Northern Ireland and scotland, more sunshine breaking through this afternoon. 40 Miles Per Hour stronger on the east coast, the winds. Sunshine breaking through later this afternoon. This afternoon and evening, some showers especially towards the south. A chilly night to come. Temperatures spread widely. Further south, we should be sitting in double figures first thing tomorrow. Monday, quieterstill in double figures first thing tomorrow. Monday, quieter still with this ridge of High Pressure holding onto our weather. Tuesday, whether front starting to work in later in the day. One or two showers on monday around the east coast and later in the afternoon heavy showers for wales and the south west of england with the odd rumble of thunder. Sunny spells, temperatures below par for the time of year. Tuesday, again a lot of dry weather to be enjoyed out there with sunny spells breaking through, variable amounts of cloud. Some more persistent rain into the far west later on tuesday. We are still in need of some rental and we will see that through the middle of the week. Low pressure developing as we head into middle of the week. It starts to slip away towards the south after thursday. Wednesday and thursday heavy downpours across the south of the uk. Drying up further north stop eventually, temperatures creeping up once again as we head towards next weekend. U nsettled unsettled with heavy downpours. Unsettled with heavy downpourslj got confused because i thought the windspeed corresponded to the temperatures now its time for the film review, with mark kermode. Hello and welcome to the film review. Rounding out the best movies now available for viewing in the home. Timothy chalamet is a poor little rich boy with family estrangement issues in a rainy day in new york. A long delayed romcom from woody allen. Once a celebrated auditor now something once a celebrated auteur now something of a pariah in the film business. Ive got an interview. Gosh, that is amazing. And its on campus . No, its in manhattan. Chalamet plays gatsby wells a student from Yardley College who accompanies his girlfriend played by elle fanning on a weekend trip home to new york. Ashley is there to interview a famous film director while gatsby has no desire to meet up with his super rich family is looking forward to showing ashley the sites. When the two get separated by a series of conspiracies, they follow their own path through a stream of misadventures. Shot in 2017 and completed in early 2018 a rainy day in new york was first financed and then dropped by amazon against a backdrop of negative press stories about what alan has called baseless allegations of abuse. Nevertheless the actors expressed regrets about appearing in the film and donated their salaries to charity. Whatever your opinion of this debacle one thing is clear. A rainy day in new york is not very good. In fact, its very bad. Shoddily written, shoddily played and lacking any of the charm even such late. Even such late offerings is 24 pleasa ntly forg etta ble magic in the moonlight. Nothing rings true. The characters, the situation, the plot twist. Even the rain looks fake. It doesnt help that alan clearly has no ear for a youthful 21st century dialogue. Leaving chalamet like some posh kid doing a terrible woody allen impression. Excruciatingly smag quips like, time flies but it flies coach. Know when i see your m0 i know exactly why amy 86ed you. No, no, no, amy didnt help me i 86ed her. As for fanning her characters a two dimensional distance who supposedly charms her way who appears to be to giggle and got through the proceedings. Even the movie within the movie it looks like it was dreamed up by someone whos never been on a movie set. Astonishing considering this is Something Like allens 48th feature. As always, the film is crowned with big names from selena gomez and jude law to liv schreiber, diego luna and rebecca hall. Its a reminder not only that stars once lined up to appear in allens films but also that a talented cast cant save a frankly lackluster movie. What are you doing here . I happen to see you out the window from the car. By sheer chance. Really, thats awkward. Awkward. Awkward . The title may invoke the romance of the rain but this isjust pardon the pun, poor. You can catch it or indeed avoid it on a range of premium platforms now. Is it so hard to believe someone might want to go on a date with me . Yes. Well, thanks very much. Daniel this is really not a big deal. We just had a bit of a flirt, i suppose. Please stop talking now. If it makes you feel uncomfortable. It does. We can talk about it. Talking about it makes me uncomfortable. Much more fun all around is days of the bagnold summer. A bittersweet coming of age movie based on the graphic novel. Youre stuck with boring old me for six weeks. Sue and david bagnold find themselves cooped up for the summer after daniels feckless father who now has a new partner in the states cancels a florida trip at the last moment. Daniel is dissolute and disillusioned, clad from head to foot in black, filling his ears with death metal. Monica meanwhile, favours woollen jumpers and a sunny disposition. Something that infuriates her son particular when she agrees to go on a date with his history teacher played with maximum smalm by rob bryden. Id rather like to borrow you for anything to do. Sensibly adopted by lisa 0wens and directed by understated deadpan chime forest silent bird this is a little gem of a movie. Alternatively laugh out loud funny and piercingly poignant but always quietly truthful. Dolan in particular is wonderful as are put upon mother and librarian is one of her own sons life heroes. While she gets her mix of angst and anger just right. In florida where im supposed to be it with dad. I think hes quite disappointing to be honest. A solid supporting casting including alice lowe completes the picture. Ensuring that even the smaller roles hit home. Where did you meet . Yeah, i eat ham. Days of the bagnould summer is available for Digital Stores from monday. What the hell are you doing . I thought you were gay. Im not gay. Yes, you are. So am i. Its a thumbs up for dating amber. Another coming of age tale this one about the difficulties of coming out. A timely subject sincejune is International Pride month. Seem recently in normal people Lola Pettigrew play eddie and amber. Gay teenagers in the 90s island who pretend to be girlfriend and boyfriend to protect themselves from the schoolyard bullying their sexuality attracts. 0riginally entitled being, dating amber is a sweet natured, good hearted film that reminded me a little bit of that 90s, beautiful thing. Which is the acerbic of submarine. Writer, director previous film the cure was a low budget zombie movie which is hollowed film tropes to explore the politics of reconciliation. There is a political edge to do dating amber. Which is thatjust a couple of years after same sex relationships were legalized in the republic of ireland. But the films primary register is personal. With sharply drawn characters and believable situations generating plenty of laughs and a few tears. Its on amazon prime now. I wish i could be as enthusiastic about guest of honour. The latest typically twisty drama from the canadian armenian film maker behind such intriguing fare as exotic outcome of the sweet hereafter and where the truth lies. Davids is a recently deceased Health Inspector whos tangled relationship with his daughter veronica is explored through a series of flashbacks that unfold during her conversation with father greg. Why . Because, i want to go to jail. As with so many of his films the past is a mysterious land which is shuffled and restructured, and secrets are gradually revealed. Why was veronica in prison . White guilt haunts her memories of herfather . And whats with the rabbit he seems to carry everywhere . The answers sadly are nothing like as satisfying as they been in his previous films. With connections and coincidences contrive to the point of ridicule. He does his best to keep his things dour and deep but i found myself losing patience with the plot which stretched credibility to breaking point and beyond. Lets do it. If youre looking for something a little lighter than why not check out echo in the canyon. A misty eyed documentary about the music scene that flourished in la Laurel Canyon area in the 605. Jacob dillon, son of bob is our ultra hip host. Leading us through a string of infused with the likes of eric clapton, david crosby, Michelle Phillips and stephen stills. Hosting a 2015 tribute concert and joining the likes of fiona apple beck and norah jones performing songs first recorded 50 years earlier. They were in a powerful band that we all wanted to be in. Having played the festival circuit for a couple years echo in the canyon makes some interesting if hardly Ground Breaking connections between transatlantic music scenes. And features one of tom pattys final interviews. Thats really you know, two things, clashing together in a huge wave. It also makes regular illusions to late 60s films model model shop which is to be honest far more interesting and inventive. And what you can find now on blu ray. Meanwhile echo in the canyon streams from monday. 0n the subject of blu ray, you can own celine cmr is portrait of a lady on fire. One of my favourite films of recent years on disk from monday. Set in the late 18th century this is a thoroughly contemporary period piece. It reconfirms cmr as one of the finest film makers of her generation. I will leave you with news that the icelandic offering woman at war with play at uk cinemas last year has just arrived on the streaming service mubi. A jet black comedy drama about in eco warrior battling the spoilation of planet earth, this terrific oddity has a warmth, wit and wisdom that transcends national and cultural boundaries. It also makes the perfect double bill with a recent icelandic release the county. Another tale of a strong woman fighting the good fight and in house billable yet still breathtaking surroundings. Both are highly recommended. Thats it. Thanks for watching the film review. Stay safe and i will be back with you next week home viewing treats. Whats wrong with them . Horrible. Its just a basic black shoe, isnt it . Hello, this is breakfast with Martin Geissler and rachel burden. Good morning, heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. Thousands of protestors took part in anti racism rallies across the uk, despite fears large gatherings could increase the spread of coronavirus. The demonstrations held yesterday were largely peaceful but in the evening missiles and fireworks were thrown at a police line outside downing street. Fourteen people were arrested and 10 officers were injured. Tens of thousands of anti racism protestors have marched in cities across the us as demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd, entered a 12th day. Activists shut San Franciscos Golden Gate Bridge whilst Security Forces in washington surrounded access to the white house. Earlier, a Memorial Service in memory of mr floyd took place in North Carolina ahead of his funeral next week. Places of worship in england will be allowed to open for private individual prayer from the 15th ofjune. The new govenment plans are not expected to include weddings orfull services which will come at a later date. Northern ireland has already allowed private worship but scotland and wales are yet to do so. The biggest british sporting event in since lockdown, finally, some sport that really made you shout at the television yesterday. I dont know if you caught the 2000 guineas from newmarket. We talk to champion jockey 0isin murphy today on the programme and said that riding cameco would be a little bit light a burden. Kameko. Stomped through yesterday to break wichita. Finally something we could all get home and get on ourfeet adam wild reports. Plenty yet newmarket look familiar. Elsewhere, clues that this remains anything but. While other sports continue to wait, racing is now back on track. This, finally the start of the british classic season. The 2000 guineas has been run for more than 2000 years, delayed by a month, rarely has the sport been more raring to go. Much of that anticipation was about one horse in particular. Peter in the all blue but instead was ten to one shot kameko who stomped to a thrilling victory. Run by 0isin murphy, a kind of performance that once would have had the grandstands bouncing but we will have to wait. You limit there is no atmosphere after the race but it meansjust is no atmosphere after the race but it means just as much to me for. When i look back at this race, i wont remember there was no crowd there, i willjust remember kameko gave me my first winner. Trainer andrew balding, his sister saying she was watching on in tears. Something their father never be managed to do. Kameko remains a winner on an extra occasion. We will be speaking to 0isin murphy a little bit later at 830. He is going in the 1000 guineas as well a little bit later. Away from that. World number one Novak Djokovic is the latest player to criticise plans for the us open to be held in august he says the Safety Measures for the event are extreme. Players will have to stay at an airport hotel, not travel to manhattan, and bring just one other person to flushing meadows in august. Djokovic says thats impossible. Earlier this week world number two rafa nadal said he was currently not prepared to travel abroad due to the pandemic. Britains world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua was on crutches as he took part in a black lives matter march in watford yesterday. Joshuas team says its a precautionary measure. The ibf, wba and wbo World Champion felt a twinge in his left knee during training this week. He was also seen using a scooter during parts of the march he hoped to fight twice this year but has accepted he will have no more than one bout due to the pandemic. And Conor Mcgregor says hes retiring from fighting. The irish mixed martial artist has retired before and then returned. This time he posted a picture of him with his mother and says hes going to buy her a dream house. It is hard to tell whether we will see Conor Mcgregor back because we have in the past, havent we . So nice to see, as you say, a bit of live sport once again. I was listening to the radio yesterday and five live even had its football phonein five live even had its football phone in programme backed and the sense of very slowly edging back towards normality. What date is it today . The seventh. Ten days to go before premier League Football is back. And there is something about racing. Stands, the roar of the crowd, but if you are watching home, all you can hear is yourself shouting at the television anyway. We will have to get used to silence sport. Ive been watching a bit of the bundesliga and it is very strange. They are talking about typing ina strange. They are talking about typing in a bit of background noise which makes a bit of sense because it feels so alien. We will get used to it. They started to put the crowd noises back in and i was reading it on twitter, they much prefer it and it doesnt feel as unnatural as you might expect. Better than nothing, thats for sure. From tomorrow outdoor weddings can take place in Northern Ireland with up to 10 people present as the gradual easing of lockdown continues. For weeks its been uncertain if summer ceremonies could go ahead. 0ur correspondent chris page has been to see one couple who are adapting their big day to the new restrictions. It is an ancient tradition. Honoured and adapted in all cultures to unite couples, families and even nations. Weddings are changing again because of the pandemic but one constant is that every marriage has a proposal story. We went to danny cole. And i proposed in a giant beehive. We have an affinity towards visa so thatis have an affinity towards visa so that is where it took place. They will be getting married in a few weeks stop ceremonies are being allowed outdoors in Northern Ireland with ten people present. They didnt know if they would be able to have a wedding when the lockdown happened. We were due to do are invitations that very week and we had settled on our guest list and we are getting them prepared and then the news broke now we are in lockdown so the invitations. When it was announced that small outdoor weddings could go ahead, was at a big relief . 0h that small outdoor weddings could go ahead, was at a big relief . Oh you are so uplifted. Im generally in a wood mood but when she got that knew she was delighted. That is what we are aiming towards. We just have to get a few hay bales in four people to sit on. We might have a webcam addition and who has written a nice poem . It was a singer song . Views like this show you why this part of the world, the north coast of Northern Ireland, is a massively popular place for couples to get married for. Usually over the summer, scores of weddings are held in this area. The people working in the industry are thinking about how tying the knot could look different on the other side of the Coronavirus Crisis was up this photographer believes outdoor ceremonies could provide new creative opportunities and that the wedding business will be bound. It is always evolving, becoming more quirky as well. U nfortu nately we becoming more quirky as well. Unfortunately we dont really have the luxury too much in this company for outdoor weddings. We are quite lucky at the moment in one regard that it lucky at the moment in one regard thatitis lucky at the moment in one regard that it is happening in the summertime, rather than the winter, but people will adapt. Abbey and michael say having a small wedding will capture the essence of the occasion. As being able to declare our love for one another, just remain committed to one another for the rest of our lives. If you look ata wedding, the rest of our lives. If you look at a wedding, essentially that is exactly what it is and because we are stripping away all the excess, i think it adds emphasis to the romanticism, the sanctity of the event, and in a way, i like that, it is quite beautiful. After a spring full of gloom, a summer of love is still quite possible. You have got to keep your fingers crossed. In this weather. You would be watching the forecast like a hawk fine this afternoon maybe but not this evening . What do we think, sarah . Today we have got showers in the forecast but were not to see them and they will be a bit of sunshine on offer. Loose guys for some of us this morning. This is how things are looking in bromley. Blue skies. A few showers around but it wont be as wet or windy as yesterday. Low pressure still far away. This area of low pressure sitting to the east, tending to move away. Higher pressure moving in from the west but we have got what quite a cold northerly wind, particularly around the east coast of england, thatis around the east coast of england, that is where you will have the brisk northerly wind making it feel chilly. Rain around, particularly heavyin chilly. Rain around, particularly heavy in the north east. As it sinks south, it becomes patchy later on this afternoon so showery weather. A bit of brightness for the south west of england, Northern Ireland and scotland. Gusts of wind we will be likely to see this afternoon, 20 30 kilometres per hour and stronger along the coast. Temperature is only about 10 degrees in aberdeen where you have the northerly wind but towards cardiff, up to about 20 celsius. Eastern parts of england in particular tend to fade away. Mostly dry through tonight with clear spells and it makes it a chilly night ahead. Further south, things remaining in single figures. Ridge of High Pressure which is staying around till tuesday so a window of dry weather for a few days. A lot of dry weather for a few days. A lot of dry weather for a few days. A lot of dry weather on the cards. Showers cheekily around the east coast and also for wales club the odd heavy and bunda thundery storm. Bunda restore. Thundery storm. Rain moving into the far north west as we head through tuesday afternoon but ahead of that, in the spells of sunshine, and bridges about 14 19. Temperatures. We have an area of low pressure developing which will bring particularly heavy rain across parts of the uk. Mid week onwards, dry further north, you will all noticed things will start to warm up again as we head towards next weekend. That is good news but i heard the pot plants breathe a sigh of relief. You may have heard of the human gene oh which is a map of all the dna inside a persons body. The coronavirus has a genomics, too, and studying it will help to control the virus and hopefully will lead to a new vaccine. The uk is leading the world with 16 labs analysing the gene. Ina new labjust in a new lab just outside norwich, world leading researchers going on that could help ease the country out of virus lockdown. With one testing station visible from the lab window, if you have come recently, your virus a sample could well have ended up virus a sample could well have ended up here. Alex normally studies infections in peoples joints up here. Alex normally studies infections in peoplesjoints but like many other side of s scientists, he has been drafted into study the virus was not it is exciting to come in and work on something that we getting feedback straight awake, seeing results in early time. In the early days, we we re early time. In the early days, we were getting 50 samples a day, maybe more. Now it has gone gone down a lot of positive samples going down a day, maybe five or six. So what are they looking for and how will it help . Like humans, the coronavirus is made up of lots of different genes. This machine can map was or sequence all of those different genes, spotting tiny differences that help tell us where it spreads. They can start to build up a feature of what is happening across the country for. That is wherejustin comes in. You are running a project across the east but what are you finding out so far . The best thing is to show you on this map. There are different types of the virus spreading around the country because of different types in norfolk, for example. It would be dominated by the colour green in this pie chart but in scotland, the pie chart is red and different colours which represent different types of the virus in scotland. Knowing about these different versions will help us these different versions will help us crackdown on future outbreaks. An example might be you have four or five cases in a factory and you want to know if it is the start of an outbreak in this particular factory so we could sequence these genomes quickly and return the information to Public Health experts. If these genomes are the same and they are the same type of virus, that is evidence pointing towards transmission within the factory. That if they are different, that is evidence to show that it is not transmitting within the factory and the factory would not need to be shut down. This is one of 16 labs mapping the coronavirus across the ukfor mapping the coronavirus across the uk for top it is far bigger than anything else in the world. Eventually it could aid scientists in developing vaccines. Fascinating work going on in some of the labs there. Following the government announcement that Face Coverings will be compulsory in hospitals, calls for them to be compulsory in other areas, including doctors surgeries. From the 16th of june, people will be required to cover their face. June, people will be required to cover theirface. We june, people will be required to cover their face. We can june, people will be required to cover theirface. We can never speak to the chair of the British Association British Medical Association. Do you want Face Coverings mandatory in all clinical settings . Yes, what we want is consistency. There is spread of the virus still, and if patients and visitors who go into hospital are being asked to wear Face Coverings so being asked to wear Face Coverings so that we minimise or spread between people in settings where social distancing is not possible, it would be extremely confusing and inconsistent if the same patient can attend theirgp inconsistent if the same patient can attend their gp practice and often more confined environment and not be wearing Face Coverings and their gp practice. We need to have consistency if this is to be a measure to prevent spread. How much different we think Face Coverings actually make . We are talking about bandannas or scarves and if they do make a big difference, why have we not been doing this for masks . Face coverings certainly do make a difference in terms of spread from the wearer. Up to 80 of droplets are prevented from being transmitted from the wearer therefore, if everyone wears a Face Covering, protects both the person who was wearing the mask as well as the other person. Because everyone is not transmitting the virus into the same way. This policy has been the norm in most european nations for several weeks and if the World Health Organization now is also recommending the use of Face Coverings. The uk has been behind france, germany, italy, spain, belgium, austria, who have been requiring Face Coverings to be worn in Public Places where social distancing is not possible. Remember, in hospitals, were talking about an environment and in gp practices, we have vulnerable people, people who are sick, with other medical conditions and the one thing we must avoid is spread within that environment. If you have spread within a healthcare setting, it can make those patients who have other conditions extremely ill and of course it is an environment where people are close together so it is really important that we adhere to this Public Health measure in a consistent way and not just apply to one setting and not another. Many thanks for that. Talk about concern about the infection spreading, also concern about the r rate rising in which areas in the uk are vulnerable. Well be back with the headlines at 7 oclock. Now its time for coronavirus what next . with annita mcveigh. Hello, and welcome to the latest in our special programmes on the coronavirus pandemic. Im annita mcveigh. 0n todays programme why scientists are increasingly focused on tracking down the so called super spreaders of the virus. Also dont forget, you can find the latest updates on the pandemic on our website. But first this week, gyms and bars reopened in several german towns and cities as the country continues to relax restrictions. Germany has gained International Recognition for the way its brought the coronavirus outbreak under control, but there are now fears it may be moving too quickly. The bbcs berlin correspondent jenny hill reports from dusseldorf. Its going to be a painful recovery. Dusseldorfs gyms open again as germany relaxes most of its corona restrictions. Im torn, britte tells us. I enjoy the new freedoms but at the same time, im a bit scared maybe it was too early. Germanys cautious approach, relaxing now. Angela merkel continues to warn repeatedly that this country is still in the early stages of the pandemic. On a day like this, its hard to believe it. Germany has brought its outbreak under control but there is now an intense public debate about what happens next. This country can still boast low infection rates but its early days. Yes, i think it is too soon just now, we are easing up too fast, we are easing up too much, so we risk a second wave and i dont really understand why this is done so quickly because still more than 80 of the population stand behind the federal agreements which we had some time ago. Small but voluble, a minority demanded Angela Merkel lift restrictions. So, more significantly, did regional leaders, like armin laschet, whos as a leading candidate to replace her when she steps down next year. Translation we have the Health Problems of the pandemic but theres other damage. Children from disadvantaged backgrounds who couldnt go to school, sick people who couldnt get treatment because the hospitals were reserved for covid. People in care homes got lonely. This is damage too, and its claimed lives. Nothing then to do with raising his political profile . Translation the measures we had to decide are so important, a matter of life or death. You couldnt act on a tactical basis. Katarinas not impressed, though the relaxations meant she has seen herfamily for the first time in weeks. Im very sceptical, very sceptical, she says. Its like tipping over a sack of potatoes. This country, praised worldwide for its initial success, feels rather fragile now. Its six months now since this virus first came to light, and scientists are learning more about it every day. So called super spreaders are of particular interest the 10 of infected people who are responsible for 80 of all cases. The bbcs science correspondent, rebecca morrell, has more. An outbreak in a nightclub district in south korea. One man with covid 19 is linked to more than 150 new cases. Coronavirus clusters arent unusual. As few as 10 of people could cause 80 of all infections. This is how coronavirus spreads. If the virus is left unchecked, one person will infect three others, who will then pass it on to three more, and this keeps on repeating. But this is the average picture. In reality, some people wont pass the virus on at all, especially if theyre self isolating. Others, though, will spread it more widely, so one person could give the virus to 10 other people and a few of those could do the same. This is a super spreading event. Right now, this is the only way to sing together, but pre lockdown choirs saw several super spreading events. Bars and restaurants also had clusters, and gyms too. Its not just about close indoor contact. There were more clusters linked to zumba classes than there were to pilates, for example. So it might be not only the noise level in the settings, youre having to shout, expel more breath, that might cause transmission or you are engaged in an exercise that causes you to breathe more heavily and deeper, as opposed to more gentle breathing. With lockdown easing, were being encouraged to spend time outside, but whats the risk . Definitely being outdoors is less risk for transmission than being indoors. But if you spend a lot of time together in a group and sharing food, and if you dont maintain social distancing or hand hygiene, then there is still a risk of infections. Its crucial to know where super spreading is most likely to happen. Scientists say targeted restrictions will help to control the spread of covid 19. Finally, during this pandemic, doctors have had to deal with death more often than many are used to. And due to restrictions, they re often the last person to spend time with a terminally ill patient. The filmmaker paul miles spoke to five doctors who had to administer end of life care during the crisis. Once youve been told that someone is dead, myjob is to go out and confirm that death, checking for life signs, listening to their chest. After that, you might spend another 30 seconds just in there, i suppose, maybe saying goodbye to them in the weirdest way. Just acknowledging theyve gone, and then you pull this sheet over their head. It seems so incredible that what youre seeing is the culmination of someones whole life. The only things that unify us is that we are all born and we will all die. Death is not abnormal, it is perfectly normal. The best deaths, i guess, are those that are comfortable, peaceful. Even if someone is unconscious or confused, they may recognise a tone of voice, a perfume, the touch of a hand. Wejust quietly read him his favourite poem just at the moment when he died. His wife and his ex wife spent the night sat in the hospital room drinking a bottle of wine with him. It just seems a happy way to go. News archive this afternoon, the foreign secretary said the lockdown across the uk will remain in place for now. He said deaths are still rising and we havent yet reached a peak of the virus. Particularly in this area, the hospitals are full with covid patients. A colleague described to me having seen someone in the morning who walked through the door who had died by the afternoon. I would get called to look at one or two deaths whereas now it seems like theres often 10 people dying each night in hospital. Ive had to look after a few patients. They were actively dying, and they couldnt see the faces of anyone who was looking after them, including me. Youre sort of trying to smile with your eyes, and you try and like show them some emotion, a human side, to make them feel theyre not alone at the end of their life. There was one jamaican gentleman, we made the concession of allowing his elderly wife to come in and see him. As he was dying, she had to wear a mask, she had to wear an apron and gloves to see and touch her husband at the end of his life. I got called to see a patient in the middle of the night who was very unwell. As i came in, his mobile phone was ringing. Before really doing Everything Else than that, we got moved onto focusing and trying to optimise his oxygen. He passed away before the morning. I wondered afterwards if there was anything else we could have done to help him speak with his wife. Weve now had to make a blanket rule for all the family members not to even come into the intensive care department. People arent even able to come into the mortuary to be there with the body of their loved one because of Infection Control reasons and i think theres going to be a huge amount of Emotional Trauma that comes out of the back of covid because people havent been able to process the deaths of their loved one. Some of the staff are struggling coming in, and finding that their list of10, 15 patients, theres only two alive, for example, after literally one night. Theres a real issue in palliative medicine with emotional burnout, but were doing what we can to give people as comfortable and normal death as possible, but this a completely abnormal situation. Were learning as were going along. I do think in the uk, we are quite resistant talking about death. Potentially something that this awful pandemic will do is making people much more aware of their own mortality, and making it much more acceptable to be talking about. When we are scared, the first instinct is to turn your face away from what is scaring you. And i think its not a time to be doing that. I think it is a time to connect, converse, and just be clear about whats important. This too will end, and we will come through this. And we may have changed, and some of that will be for the worse, but some of that also must be for the good. Thats it for now. A reminder, you can follow me on twitter at annita . Mcveigh or go to the bbc news website for the latest information. Thank you for watching. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Martin Geissler and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today protesters are urged to stay away from anti racism marches today after tens of thousands took to the streets yesterday, despite warnings of the health risk of Mass Gatherings. We just wejust urge we just urge people that although they are emotional and passionate for this course, we asked them to abide where they can and follow the advice of the government. Most protests were peaceful, but ten Police Officers were injured including one who was knocked from her horse during a confrontation outside downing street. In the us, huge rallies have been held on the 12th day of demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd. Places of worship in england are to reopen for private prayer in eight days time. Could it be 2 in one weekend for champion jockey 0isin murphy . He won the the 2000 guineas at newmarket with kameko, today, he rides mill isle in the one 1000 guineas. Another fairly blustery day out there today. Not as windy as yesterday and fewer showers around. A few sharp showers around today particularly in the north and east. I will bring you all the details coming up shortly. Its sunday 7th june. Our top story thousands of protestors joined anti racism rallies across the uk, despite renewed concerns from police that large gatherings could increase the spread of coronavirus. The demonstrations held yesterday were largely peaceful but in the evening missiles and fireworks were thrown at a police line outside downing street. 14 people were arrested and 10 officers were injured. Sean dilly has more. All chant. More than 4000 miles from the scene of George Floyds death during an encounter with White Police Officers in minneapolis, the cries of injustice could be no clearer than on the streets of britain. Chanting black lives matter i think its really, really important that we just stand up for every human right. As a black person, i really feel its important. I come from a very, very small white town so ive been racially abused and things like that and i dont any want other little black boy or little black girl to go through what we go through, so we need to stop this today. In Central London, many thousands gathered in support of black lives matter. Its been our grandfathers fights, our fathers fight, we dont want it to be our childrens fight and thats why we want to make sure theyre a part of this as well. Police say the day passed mostly without events, but as the evening approached, the mood started to turn. Many had already left when fireworks, spikes and other missiles were launched towards police lines outside downing street. Officers in riot gear replaced those in less protective uniforms to disperse those who remained. Shouting and yelling. Oh, my god, the horse has bolted a mounted Police Officer hit her head on a traffic light when her panicked horse bolted. By then riderless, it ran into the crowd and trampled a person. Both the protester and officer received medical treatment. The horse made its own way back to police stables. The justice for George Floyd Protests went ahead in heavy rain and despite the government strongly urging people not to break social distancing rules by gathering in mass crowds. Its risky for health to come together in a large group. Theres lots of advice for us all about social distancing measures at the moment because of this deadly disease and we just urge people that although they are emotional and passionate for this cause, that they abide by, where they can, and follow the advice of the government. By the end of the day, ten Police Officers were injured and 14 arrests had been made. More protests will take place outside the American Embassy in london later. But amidst disorder from a small number, the home secretary priti patel says those policing the protests have her full support. Sean dilly, bbc news. Tens of thousands of anti racism protestors have marched in cities across the us overnight as demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd entered a 12th day. In california, activists shut San Franciscos Golden Gate Bridge whilst Security Forces in the capital surrounded access to the white house. From washington, our north america correspondent Aleem Maqbool sent this report. Chanting no justice no peace it was the biggest demonstration washington has seen since the killing of george floyd, but with none of the confrontation from Security Forces we saw previously. They sent in the National Guard, there were National Guard here on the streets, they were tear gassing people, shooting them with rubber bullets. Really, like, perpetuating Police Brutality and violence in the streets of washington, dc, and still, people are still out here and showing up. We are not afraid. Were not backing down until we see change. Were still getting arrested, were still getting pulled over, were still getting discriminated in everything in american life. So weve got to fight, not for now, but for the future. We may be just outside the white house, but the sense we get through speaking to people here is that this has now gone beyond just getting a message across to donald trump. What people are telling us is that theyve now really given up on him doing the right thing. Instead, the focus has become changing the system individuals and police departments. There are huge protests in london, in paris, in berlin, in sydney in solidarity with african america ns. How does that feel to you . I have cried every day since i have been seeing the protests, out ofjust pure joy that finally, finally, the voices are being heard. Singing at the same time as the demonstration in washington, there was a Memorial Service for george floyd in North Carolina, close to where he was born. These Images Associated with this will affect all of our lives for the rest of our lives. Not only did we lose a family member, but yall watched as well. George floyds body will now continue its finaljourney, but the reverberations of his death will be felt long beyond his funeral in texas on tuesday. Aleem maqbool, bbc news, in washington. Places of worship in england will be allowed to re open for private individual prayer under new government plans that will be announced next week. The measures will come into effect on the 15th ofjune but theyre not expected to include weddings or full services. Lets get more from our Political Correspondent helen catt. What is the broader significance of this news . Since the start of lockdown, places like all mac souls, places of worship which have all had to close their doors. There has been pressure for them to reopen. While services have carried on online for mosques, synagogues and churches, for example the archbishop of canterbury did his Easter Sunday Service Online from his kitchen, there has certainly been pressure to get the doors open online open here. Most senior cardinal accused the government of putting religion behind the queue because originally, in the roadmap of reopening, places of worship are not supposed to reopen untiljohn july, of worship are not supposed to reopen untiljohn july, after nonessential shops. From a week tomorrow, we have individual private prayer that will need to be social distanced, opening, bringing england in line with Northern Ireland where it is already possible. Scotland and wales are yet to announce their rules. As you said, Services Services around Group Weddings are still banned and this is dependent on the governments five tests being met. This is the easing of restrictions but quarantine, those new rules come into place tomorrow and not everybody is happy . controversial policy. It is the policy whereby everybody arriving in the uk from tomorrow, unless they are coming from ireland, will have to isolate at an address for 14 days will. They will be spotchecks and in england, if they break it, they will be fined up to £1000. It has been controversial because the government says it is needed to make sure at this stage of the pandemic we dont import impact infections from abroad but some mps are really concerned and the travel industry are concerned about what the impact will be on the Aviation Industry which has taken a big head and on the travel industry and what it could mean down the line for uk citizens going on a summer holidays. At the moment, it is nothing but essential travel out of the uk but once that starts to change, what will that mean for us and our holidays . We will talk to a couple of people from the travel industry from the uk and in portugal. There are calls for the compulsory wearing of face masks at hospitals in england to be extended to gp surgeries and care homes. The british medical associaton says more consistency is needed across all medical settings. From the 15thjune outpatients and hospital visitors will be required to cover their nose and mouth under new government guidelines. And t racism racism throughout the week anti racism rallies have been held across the uk, despite cressida dick, the commissioner of metropolitan police, calling the Mass Gatherings unlawful under the current coronavirus restrictions. A small number of protestors clashed with Police Outside downing street yesterday, resulting in some arrests, but the majority of demonstrations have been peaceful. People told us why the protests matter to them. Black lives matter black lives matter we are here and we are human and black lives matter. Every person standing up for justice, and black lives matter. Every person standing up forjustice, we deserve to be treated equally. This luck lives matter it is not right we should step out of our homes and feel u nsafe should step out of our homes and feel unsafe by the people who are supposed to protect us. Black lives matter if you expect other people to care about issues important to you, you have to go but it is important to everybody else. It isa it is important to everybody else. It is a fundamental thing that people should already know and we should be treated differently because of the colour of our skin. What we want justice wit it has beena what we want justice wit it has been a grandfathers fight, it has been a grandfathers fight, it has beena been a grandfathers fight, it has been a fathers fight, we dont want it to be a children fight and that is why they are out here as well today. Lets speak to leroy logan, a former met Police Officer and the founder of the National Black police association. Hes in essex this morning. Did you feel a great sense of pride to see the numbers come out this weekend or anxiety about the huge crowds of people gathering together very closely in this current time . It is mixed emotions. In fact, it is mixed emotions that caused me to go to the march on wednesday. In that circumstance, neither the government nor the commissioner said it was an unlawful gathering and i founded a positive, very well meaning event. But there was a lack of Police Presence stop in fact, they were very passive, laid back and where we marched from hyde park down into the square, there was no real proper type of junctions and square, there was no real proper type ofjunctions and all these things. Please in westminster over the years, i was there, so i know how it is done. I think it was too laid back for my liking. Where as yesterday, all leading up to yesterday, all leading up to yesterday, there was his whole narrative about is it unlawful and i think ina narrative about is it unlawful and i think in a lot of ways the government and the commissioner set themselves up by saying that it is unlawful and now they have come in ha rd unlawful and now they have come in hard and strong and it was bound to happen there would be some sort of conflict. Yeah, although we should point out it was very limited when you look at the overall numbers because people all around the United Kingdom yesterday. I want to talk about the substantive issues but just on the risk of the virus spreading and it is different in different parts the country, clearly there are some issues that perhaps transcend Public Health concerns, in some people s view, but the difficulty is you might say, i am prepared to take this risk is an individual but it is what you go back and take into your own home, your own community and the very real risks that that carries. Obviously. I think itjust shows the strength of feeling and desire to be in solidarity, not only for george floyd and the black lives matter is meant that all the injustices and inequalities we are suffering in society and people are putting those things aside to vote with their feet and be there but like everything, they have got to be wise. I went there with social distancing in mind, i had a mask, i couldnt say that for all of the other participants that i was with on wednesday and what i saw yesterday so they have got to have a balance of being wise on all of these things and realise that we are in the middle of a pandemic. What about the substantive issues and the discussion around structural inequalities which do in fact play in to some of the issues faced by the black community in this current pandemic as well. Are you confident the authorities are beginning to ta ke the authorities are beginning to take this on board . In crisis situations you start to see movement andi situations you start to see movement and i can see why some people go to the streets and i dont advocate violence but when you have seen people, you need to get some traction. There needs to be a sustained approach to all of these in inequalities and injustices and dont undermine peoples integrity or intelligence by saying, well, things are ok over here, it is only the us was not know, it is not full stop we have had situations like george floyd over here, and it is similarand you george floyd over here, and it is similar and you have got to understand that policing, if by consent, and all the other inequalities that covid has shown, you are twice as likely to have a covid fine if you are black than if you are white and all of these things have to be addressed. An independent oversight so that people have trust and confidence in all that the government is doing, the mayor is doing and of course the commissioner. Is there a danger a narrative goes out that all police are bad. As a former police, do you worry about the reputational damage it does to the reputational damage it does to the police force and is it even fair, particularly in the uk . Yes, i think it is fair. I was one of the officers who said the met police was institutionally racist. You are six times more likely to be stopped if you are like than your white counterpart, youre more than likely going to be an intern ofjoy we are woefully behind that mcpherson recommendations. Things are still the same and, everyone is saying, it is unhelpful, you need to see it inspiring you because what it takes isa inspiring you because what it takes is a positive attitude and then that will make sure that every encounter with the public, whether with a young black man, oran with the public, whether with a young black man, or an elderly white woman, you treat the person with respect and they are given due respect and they are given due respect and they are given due respect and it is not seen as a black or white and obviously some people will play up but you have to treat people with that respect and it works for itself. If you treat people right, you will get more cooperation in the relationship and help with the bad boys and girls who can make life unsafe. I guess it applies wherever you are in the uk. Thank you very much. Interesting, isnt it. More demonstrations around the country today. Certainly, in edinburgh and elsewhere. Heres sarah with a look at this mornings weather. Good morning to you. A mixed bag of weather. Not as wet and windy as yesterday but still quite cool and breezy. Many waking up to early sunshine. This is the picture in weymouth. Through the day, things will out over many of us and quite a breezy cool day with showers around but we will not all be seeing them. Low pressure not far away, sitting out towards the east stop high moving in from the west and that combination means a chilly northerly breeze stop especially around the east coast of scotland and east england. The area of rain shifting south through the day and becoming light and showery and patchy but more showers later in the afternoon could be sharper with the odd rumble of thunder in Eastern England. Quite brisk wind gusting to 30 Miles Per Hourfor many brisk wind gusting to 30 Miles Per Hour for many of us. Stronger than that around the north sea coast. Temperatures around 10 degrees in aberdeen, further south, looking at 19 or 20 celsius. Sunny spells for the south west of england. Much of scotland. Those scattered by heavy showers into the south tend to fade away quickly through the evening. Overnight, most places looking dry. Quite a chilly night, particularly in the north. Temperatures down to the mid single figures. Further south into the double figures. Monday, a ridge of High Pressure in charge holding on as we head on into tuesday. A few days of dry weather. The next weather front moving on from the north west on tuesday stop the chance of the odd shower on monday, particularly around the east coast. Later in the day for wales and south west of england, the odd sharp shower with hail and thunder perhaps mixed in. Less windy by the time we get to monday afternoon and temperatures are still a little below par. Into tuesday, a similar sort of day. Most places looking drive. More rain into the far north west by the end of the day but temperatures are starting to creep up temperatures are starting to creep upa temperatures are starting to creep up a little bit so 13 19 degrees. Less of a windshield. This area of low pressure will be developing, still a bit of uncertainty on the detail but wednesday thursday, it sinks south turning wet and windy through into the middle part of the week. Another settle outlook from mid week onwards. Dryer in the north and it looks like theres temperatures will be creeping up again as we head towards next weekend. Thank you very much indeed. Scientist are warning that the r number, which represents how many people could be infected by someone with covid 19, has risen in the north west and south west of england. The government is now facing pressure from the some of the regions mayors to introduce local lockdowns. Lets speak to the former deputy chief medical officer for england, reverend professor gina radford. Shes now a vicar in devon, which is one of the hotspots. R number is the best measure we have for assessing where we are but the problem with it is that it is pretty inexact and confusing . It is, it is a mere estimate and draws on a lot of different figures and it has to be modelled so we need to be careful onjust be modelled so we need to be careful on just relying be modelled so we need to be careful onjust relying on be modelled so we need to be careful on just relying on the be modelled so we need to be careful onjust relying on the r number. It just tells us how many, how transmissible the disease is in a certain area. But we also need to know the number of cases, new cases and, of course, the number of deaths. In the absence of anything more scientific, how would you assess where we are at the moment on the National Picture and then at the picture where you are in the south west . Picture where you are in the southwest . I think, as picture where you are in the southwest . Ithink, as you picture where you are in the southwest . I think, as you have been saying and others have been saying, this is quite a critical time. The r number is still hovering just below one and, as we would have anticipated, with lifting the lockdown restrictions, we are seeing it creep back up again in some places. The key is going to be what happens over the next few days, a week or so, to see whether that is sustained because that will start indicating whether we have a real issue but you can tell the government is being very cautious in terms of its approach and that is because we really just terms of its approach and that is because we reallyjust need to see where this r number is going. The r number is not exactly because if you look at the north west, we are dealing with a very different situation than here in the south west, where we both have r numberare in the south west, where we both have r number are in the high level, even perhaps at one but up in the north west, they have about 4000 cases per day, new cases. Here in the south west we have 717 cases a day so we are dealing with very different situations. Rnumber is not the best gauge because it is based on a high number of cases and theoretically much more troubling than ona theoretically much more troubling than on a small sample . Absolutely, thatis than on a small sample . Absolutely, that is spot on and that is why should never be taken in isolation. It isa should never be taken in isolation. It is a good isolation of the rate of change, a good indication of something to be monitoring over time but, on its own, it isjust one factor that various advisors and scientists are considering. In your pa rt scientists are considering. In your part of the world, the south west, it seems very badly affected, 700 cases you were saying, but a r number around one. Are you surprised about that even some of the pictures we have seen of pictures of packed beaches, to rest . Should we have expected this . Once we started lifting lockdown, it was very likely that the kawann would go up very likely that the kawann would go up but as you say we have seen a lot of people coming in. The r number would go up. All we need is a small number of local outbreaks and that number of local outbreaks and that number goes shooting up so we do need to refer to what is actually happening on the ground in terms of the number of new cases. As we can see from your address, you have gone from offering scientific advice to offering pastoral advice. We have done a lot of work. People think that because our Church Buildings are close, soon to be reopened which is wonderful, that the church is close but very far from it. Is wonderful, that the church is close but very farfrom it. We is wonderful, that the church is close but very far from it. We are providing a lot of pastoral support in our local communities, we have been offering practical support as well. We are very much here to support people within communities as well as, of course, Running Services on sunday through the wonders of things like zoom and skype and various other things. It is a bit easier with technology. How concerned are people . How would you assess the broader public feeling at the moment . Is there a general sense that we might be on the way out and is that concerning . I can only speak from where i live and certainly people are very aware that we are not over this by any means. People are very much adhering to the restrictions but understandably, we have been in lockdown for a long time and we would all be enjoying this lifting of restrictions but it does need to be done safely. Thank you very much indeed for your time. From tomorrow anyone arriving in the uk from overseas will be required to self isolate for 14 days which could further dampen hopes of a holiday abroad this summer. Some british based airlines say they will be up and running from next month but theres concerns the imposed quarantine could cause huge damage to the industry. Were joined now by noeljosephides, from the association of specialist tour operators and Ricardo Barreto who runs a hotel in portugal. How concerned are you . What will it mean to you, this quarantine . We are very concerned. Since the beginning of march we have had a ban on travel from the foreign and Commonwealth Office and two weeks ago, without any consultation or seeming investigation, the home secretary announced this two week quarantine period beginning on the eighth of june and they will not review this for another three weeks so that will ta ke for another three weeks so that will take us to the end ofjune. As an industry, we cannot just take us to the end ofjune. As an industry, we cannotjust start take us to the end ofjune. As an industry, we cannot just start at the drop of a hat. Hoteliers need to know what to do, we need to know and get prepared for the progress and most important of all, the public need to know where they stand so, as we are at the moment, we have traded both inbound businesses coming into the uk as outbound businesses, we have traded since the beginning of the year. The government has been very the year. The government has been very generous the year. The government has been very generous with various schemes and alliance but the trouble with this is, if we cannot actually trade and bring cash into the business, then what will happen is the redundancies and company collapses that we are likely to see are simply going to be pushed. We are in the middle of a global pandemic, this is the broader context, that people are dying into the tens of thousands and it isa dying into the tens of thousands and it is a fast moving situation. Do you have any sympathy with the government . If the government actually explained exactly why they we re actually explained exactly why they were doing it and the rationale and were doing it and the rationale and we had a view and parliament had a view of the scientific background to this, then, yes, the thing is this, we other sick man of European Countries are to accept visitors from the uk. Portugal has under 1500 deaths, greece has just from the uk. Portugal has under 1500 deaths, greece hasjust 180, from the uk. Portugal has under 1500 deaths, greece hasjust180, these countries have looked after their citizens extremely well and they are ready to welcome people from the uk but, at the moment, there is no movement from this. It is hard to believe that, going to portugal or greece would be a problem. We are likely to be safer there than the uk. The question is, why would the portuguese want us there, perhaps you could answer that, ricardo . know that it is a government decision but the uk market is really important for portugal and we have to stay clean and safe and stay safe as well and we are a lovely country and we are here to welcome the uk guests as well. I understand you have a significant number of british guests every year, but given the high infection rates over here, there must be concerns about the impact in portugal. What sort of travellers would anyone expect over there, to go to cafe s and bars and so on . We have some restrictions. In cafe s and bars and hotels and all the hospitality about the coronavirus and we implement it with government and the ims as well and we are here to welcome you as well. The concern is that there has been a lot done here for the last 11 weeks and the sniff of a bit of a sunshine and the sniff of a bit of a sunshine and maybe a beer in a bar would be very alluring to british people and are you not concerned they would be are you not concerned they would be a problem with that . That they would let loose when they get over there . We have a lot of activities. In our property, we have a lovely one tasting, a restricted wine tasting. The Swimming Pool is limited. 0ur hotel is limited as well and we have all the gyms who know about coronavirus and all of the restrictions that we need to do and we are ready to welcome. Ok. What proportion of the British Travel industry do you think will not survive this . Just briefly . It is very difficult to say. We desperately need to begin in peak season. If we dont begin in peak season, we are already seeing at least one failure every week since the beginning of the lockdown and these numbers will simply increase if this continues. People will run out of cash by september and october and they would have to live through the winter months and that would mean either mass redundancies in the travel industry or company collapses and exactly how many, it is hard to say. Thank you very much, noel and ricardo, both giving us the portuguese perspective from the travel industry. I have to say, cold draught beer. Can you tell what i have been thinking about . Headlines coming up. Hello, this is breakfast with Martin Geissler and rachel burden. Good morning, heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. Thousands of protestors joined anti racism rallies across the uk, despite renewed fears from police that large gatherings could increase the spread of coronavirus. The demonstrations held yesterday were largely peaceful but in the evening missiles and fireworks were thrown at a police line outside downing street. Fourteen people were arrested and 10 officers were injured. Tens of thousands of anti racism protestors have marched in cities across the us as demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd, entered a 12th day. Activists shut San Franciscos Golden Gate Bridge whilst Security Forces in washington surrounded access to the white house. Earlier, a Memorial Service in memory of mr floyd took place in North Carolina ahead of his funeral next week. Places of worship in england will be allowed to open for private individual prayer from the 15th ofjune. The new govenment plans are not expected to include weddings orfull services which will come at a later date. Northern ireland has already allowed private worship but scotland and wales are yet to do so. There are calls for the compulsory wearing of face masks at hospitals in england to be extended to gp surgeries and care homes. The british medical associaton says more consistency is needed across all medical settings. From the 15thjune outpatients and hospital visitors will be required to cover their nose and mouth under new government guidelines. Time now for our daily gp appointment. Dr fari ahmad joins us from wilmslow. Good morning. Nice to see you once again. In response to the story about Face Coverings and face masks being extended to gp surgeries as well, give us an idea of how it has been operating at your surgery . With a pandemic, things have been moving so fast, sometimes advice is falling down and we have to get on with our job and see people so certainly, when we can see people who we suspect have coronavirus we have been asking them to wear Face Coverings or masks or provide them if we have them and as we have been seeing, we do see people, some of the more routine things, we have been encouraging them to wear a face mask or help and add gp surgeries, we are often the forgotten bit of the health service. Things rolling out for the hospitals, but we have to get on with it while were still here and doing what we are doing. To get on with it while were still here and doing what we are doingm looks like the line and our connection to you isnt great so we are very connection to you isnt great so we are very sorry. Were going to put a pause on that and come back if we can sort it out. Our apologies and apologies to you if you are looking to looking more ash hearing more from dr fari ahmad. Thats have a look at what is happening in the world of sport. Cat is here. The 2000 guineas at newmarket yesterday, was won by the 10 to one shot kameko. Ridden by champion jockey 0isin murphy, kameko stormed through to beat Frankie Dettoris wichita, and take the first classic of the year. The favourite pinatubo was third. The 1000 guineas is later today. It obviously hasnt sunk in. There isnt the same atmosphere after the race. In fact, there is no atmosphere. But it means as much as to me. Im afraid to dream too big because often races dont work out if the result isnt the way you want but without just if the result isnt the way you want but withoutjust doing if the result isnt the way you want but without just doing anything on early on, i was really pleased. Kameko was trained by andrew balding, brother of the broadcaster clare balding. She tweeted. And said not even her dad, whos also a trainer, won the 2000 guineas. We will beat speaking to 0isin murphy at 830 as he is going for the 1000 guineas, doing the double this weekend. Anthony joshuas team say his appearance on crutches at a black lives march yesterday was due to a twinge in his knee and that the measures were just precautionary. The world heavyweight champion wore a knee brace at the event in watford. He was also seen using a scooter during parts of the march. Joshua is expected to fight only once this year. And Conor Mcgregor has this morning said hes retiring from fighting. The irish mixed martial artist has retired before and then returned to fight again. This time he posted a picture of himself with his mother and says to her pick the home of your dreams. There were no positive results for coronavirus in the latest round of premier League Testing matches return in 10 days time. And if youve been missing your football this weekend, were here to help. The bbc is replaying some of the great euro matches in full. Yesterday on bbc1 we were treated to england v scotland from euro 96. Todays euros rewind offering is wales meeting with slovakia from 2016, which included this fabulous goalfrom gareth bale. I wont spoil it by saying the score. If you are welsh, i ink it would be etched into your memory. You can see the whole match again on bbc 1 from ten to 2 this afternoon , on the iplayer, and the bbc sport website. What a summer that was. It feels like months ago. I cant believe that was 2016. I know. S i watched that was 2016. I know. S i watched that england scotland game yesterday because i was there in wembley, ive only just yesterday because i was there in wembley, ive onlyjust gotten over it. I dont know why you would do that to yourself again. Have you not heard of catch up tv. I saw a couple of players i hadnt seen for years in the anthems. I wondered, where they any good . In the anthems. I wondered, where they any good . It turns out, they werent good enough. We are going to return to ourgp, werent good enough. We are going to return to our gp, dr fari ahmad. Hopefully we have sorted out the line. Great to have you back. We we re line. Great to have you back. We were talking about Face Coverings. We were told in hospitals everyone must wear them now. There was some concern that even for the hospitals, they hadnt been given any advanced warning of this so in terms of how you manage it, people coming in and out, i would you manage it, people coming in and out, iwould imagine you manage it, people coming in and out, i would imagine in gp surgeries, if you are saying for example, older people whose hearing may not be perfect and the Face Covering maybe an impediment to understanding what gp is saying to you or vice versa , understanding what gp is saying to you or vice versa, that becomes a bit ofan you or vice versa, that becomes a bit of an issue, doesnt it . Yeah, i think you have highlighted a lot of theissues think you have highlighted a lot of the issues we are facing. This guidance came out a couple of days ago. We didnt really have any warning coming our way. As a gp surgery, we have been aware that masks would be helpful and certainly patients who we suspect had covid, we have been asking them to wear a Face Covering aura mask. Communication which is such an important part of how we do ourjob does get impaired when the doctor wears a mask and if there may patient is wearing one as well. We do try and do most of our communicating over the phone if possible. We minimise the time we are face to face anyway and we can manage to talk bit on the phone. Lots of changes and some of it, we do understand we are not in the spotlight. We just get on with it. We have got to see patients and do what we have come to do. And perhaps you should be in the spotlight because you are the people that most people come into contact with more frequently rather than going into hospital. What about the rate which is again something we have been discussing this morning and that is the measurement by which we are looking at how fast the virus is spreading around the country and it looks like in the north west, it could be higher than that magic one number which more people are getting it than not, that the spread of transmission is much greater. Are you seeing any of that yourself, does that worried you particularly . I think there is lots of being, i think the thing with coronavirus as you get lots of information and you have to make an assessment or a risk as to how you are going to behave and what you are going to do and the our rate is something we have been told, if it is going above one, you need to think about locking down or taking steps. R rate. We have this information that the number is going up in the north west and schools have looked at that and changed their plans for opening. It isa changed their plans for opening. It is a worry because it means that potentially going to start a second wave and i think at the moment what were doing in the north west is exactly what were doing anywhere else in the country and should we be doing things differently . These are all questions we should be asking and perhaps people who are at higher risk need to just put that into their consideration when they are deciding about whether they want to go out and start picking up normal life again. What about the treatment of wills and illness, great risk to individuals health for not addressing things for fear of going into health settings. You see that abating a bit and more patients coming through where they have needed to . We are certainly seeing more. We are seeing more people. We are also seeing some consequences of the delay. Perhaps people who would have approached us a few weeks ago are approaching us now and their condition is a little bit further run. I think what is making the picture a bit more complicated is some of the hospitals are up and running and happy to see but some are only seeing suspected cases. It makes our position harder because yes we need investigations and we need to get it sorted out but hold fire while we try to find out what the situation is so it is adding a lot of other administrative and other issues whereas normally we would have just got on with doing a job. For sure, yeah but as a gp, do you fill constricted in a way that you fill constricted in a way that you can practice and how frustrating is that for you personally . It is very different. We do most of our consultations via telephone first and then we work out who needs to be seen face to face on whether we can manage it. Were getting heads around Video Technology and getting people to send in photographs of rashes and lumps and bumps. So it is very different. And i think looking at how this is going to progress, i dont think it is going to change very quickly to how it was the way before. I think were going to have to learn to with coronavirus, certainly for a few months, if not yea rs, certainly for a few months, if not years, and we have two, i think we will have to get used to a new way of working. Delighted we got you back. Thank you very much indeed, dr fari ahmad. A gp based in cheshire. We were lulled into a false sense of security. Optically mueller s cloud. There will be showers around. Cumulus cloud. Higher pressure building from the west and in between particularly windy around the east coast. Becoming quite patchy. Further south a bit of brightness. Brightening through the afternoon and parts of laos, Northern Ireland and parts of laos, Northern Ireland and scotland. 30 40 Miles Per Hour wind, as strong as 50 Miles Per Hour around east scotland making things chilly for the like of aberdeen for example. Further south and west, away from the brisk wind, we could see temperatures of around 19 or 20 celsius stop the chance of the odd heavy shower, particularly in the south, and the odd rumble of thunder into the evening as well. A chilly night ahead. Temperatures down to single figures. Further south, night ahead. Temperatures down to single figures. Furthersouth, many of us sank into double figures. Weatherwise, we have this ridge of High Pressure. It will be holding on into tuesday. A window of dry weather and then the next area living in from the north west. By monday, are largely dry day. Later in the day, wales and the south west of england prone to seeing showers and perhaps a thunderstorm rolled in. 11 and perhaps a thunderstorm rolled in. 11 18 and perhaps a thunderstorm rolled in. 11 18 degrees but it will feel better with lighter winds and sunny spells. Tuesday, most places looking dry with a variable amounts of cloud and sunshine. Area of roma began from the south west later in the day but temperatures looking better. Area of rain. More rain on the way through wednesday into thursday, a developing area of low pressure pushing south bringing heavy showers and windy conditions from mid week onwards, especially in the south. Dry out further north. Unsettled really for the week ahead but things are warming up a bit more as we head towards next weekend. That is something to look forward to. Now on breakfast, its time for click. Hey there, hope youre doing 0k. Lara is. We were supposed to watch the hay festival but alas it is cancelled. But there are decisions giving performances from their home like the rest of us. I am lucky to be able to work from home but the real thing is, whenever i have worked at home in the past, i have worked harder because i am parroted people will think i am slacking off. Not everybody is that conscientious. Many workers could be working from home more even after the pandemic. With millions of us working from home, managers are facing new challenges. Homeworkers are harder to monitor and so trust is vital. However, in recent weeks, demand for softwa re however, in recent weeks, demand for software to monitor employees has surged in the us so it seems not eve ryo ne surged in the us so it seems not everyone is quite so trusting. While company may argue it is simply about maintaining productivity, others may feel that we have slipping into a time of creepy surveillance. So based on these concerns, New York Times journalist adam decided to conduct an unusual experiment. wa nted conduct an unusual experiment. wanted to see how this Employee Monitoring Software work and i thought the best way to do that would be to turn it on myself so i downloaded the software on my computer, on my phone and then i turned it around and gave my manager, my editor in San Francisco axis as well, knowing that your supervisor was looking over my shoulder and see screenshots of what was on my computer screen or a log of websites i was witnessing. And that change how you behaved and perform yourjob. The software is now installed on now 100,000 Company Machines and can snap screenshots every few minutes. 0ther machines and can snap screenshots every few minutes. Other software on the market can even record your screen and monitor every keystroke. I really did begin to feel that it was intrusive and over the top. It spits out this percentage that becomes your productivity score that can be used to measure you. Mine was stubbornly low which was surprising because i consider myself to be productive. I am embarrassed to say and looked at the number and thought, what is going on . It raises immediate questions. What is this guy doing . I should have known better. It only measures the amount of time you use your device but knowing what elsie was doing felt really weird and intrusive. It was kind of gross. It is like you not only violating adams privacy, you are violating other peoples privacy that he was communicating with by extension. Adams experiment was one manager monitoring one employee and the Companies Providing the software argue that this isnt a true reflection of how their customers use it. But thats not the reality of what really happens. What really happens is i have 100 employees and theres nobody whos going around looking at the detail of 100 employees. So really what theyre looking for is just those basic insights that we talked about. And the detail is just there if its needed, if something looks off, looks awry. However, in the United States the sudden surge in demand has started to draw attention to the lack of Legal Protection for workers privacy. And has also highlighted a power imbalance between employers and employees. Governmental action is necessary to protect workers from being forced to treat their dignity in the employment bargain. In february, i did testify in congress in the subcommittee on labour and education, and this was an issue that was raised. This productivity tracking of employees and also the fate of the data that is collected. With millions more of us now working from home, dr ajunwas concerns have become even more pressing. She told us that currently employers are allowed to secretly monitor employees as no federal law exists that requires them to inform their workers about surveillance. Its now a free for all. Its the wild, wild west. Everybody is now subject to the same kind of minute monitoring as we previously thought was, you know, the plight of those poor factory or warehouse workers. And theres also the issue of employment discrimination that can arise from all this data collection. If youre taking screenshots, you might discover information about the employee that you perhaps would not have discovered in a traditional workplace. You might discover that the employee is of a different sexual orientation, so that could also give rise to discrimination on those grounds, or a different religion. But in europe, where productivity monitoring of employees is still legal, there is much tighter oversight, and there are regulations around its use. In europe we have to tell people what were doing and why, and ensure that we have lawful grounds for doing that. If an organisation has a legitimate interest in collecting the data for workforce productivity in certain areas, then it will be able to do so without consent, but it will still need to be transparent with its employees, telling them what its doing and of course putting safeguards to protect the data. Maybe we will see this sort of Employee Surveillance become the norm, but clearly it will stir quite some debate. After all, how would you feel if your boss was monitoring you . In the dead of the night something is afoot. Two feet, in fact, and a jump. Westpac Little Ripper Group and myself are sacrifising sleep to track down some roving roos or the occasional wandering walla by. Were not fussy. Table, check, carpet, check, two unmanned aerial vehicles, check, check. Im out with the same team behind the slick sharkspotter drones ive covered before. With the bushfires and the animals that have been affected weve now taken the Amazing Technology that weve had out on the beaches for the last three years and weve put it over the bushland. Now theyve turned nocturnal and their new targets are considerably cuddlier creatures. You can see kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo. You can see they really stand out against the background. Were filming before sunrise during the coldest part of the day. So the new thermal cameras fixed to the drones can work properly. As well as being able to serve a huge swathe of land in the blink of an airborne eye, the drones thermal capabilities can help in other ways. A thermal signature makes animals much easier to see at night. Their natural internal temperatures making them visible even in the most dense of treetop canopies. And the different individual temperatures of the animals can be recorded, therefore making them more distinct between species. Different animals show up at different temperatures. They have different fur that insulates them. So itsjust a matter of picking them out, but you can see quite easily that theres a whole lot of kangaroos in this field. Dr grant hamilton from Queensland University of technology is also using drones to monitor koalas. Hes devised an algorithm to automatically detect animals in the outback using computer vision. 0n the right hand side we have the Artificial Intelligence algorithm working and on the left hand side we have the thermal imagery. Its a koala. Initially it was falsely detecting kangaroos, for example, as koalas. We were even detecting humans and even hot car bonnets. But thats the whole point, that you go back and you retrain the algorithm. So the algorithm gets better and better and better to the point now were better than humans are at detecting koalas. All of the algorithms that have been developed to date is processing back at a university, so theres no in field processing. So were now going to work with the universities and the institutions, take their datasets and algorithms that theyve started to develop, layer it over our technology, which enables us to do these surveys at night in the field and get Real Time Data back. And thats the key. Someone who knows a thing or two about the state of Australian Animals is dr michael pyne. When i first started here 20 years ago we admitted just three koalas in the whole year and last year we admitted almost 600 koalas. He sees real value in an up to date digital census. These surveys are done intermittently, maybe every ten years, and in many areas theyre not done at all, its just estimates. Technology such as drones, you know, using those thermal cameras, can mean a large area can be covered in short periods of time, you know, relatively cheaply, to get those numbers so we know how many koalas are there and that makes all the difference. Only if we know whats there can we manage whats there and be able to make, you know, decisions about the future. Thats it for the shortcut of click for this week. The full length version is available for you right now on iplayer. And you can keep up with the team throughout the week on instagram, youtube, facebook and twitter. Thanks for watching and we will see you soon. Bye bye. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Martin Geissler and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today. Protesters are urged to stay away from anti racism marches today after tens of thousands took to the streets yesterday, despite warnings of the health risk of Mass Gatherings. We just urge people that, although they are emotional and passionate for this cause, that they abide by, where they can, and follow the advice of the government. Most protests were peaceful, but 10 Police Officers were injured including one who fell from her horse during a confrontation outside downing street. In the us, huge rallies have been held on the 12th day of demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd. Places of worship in england are to reopen for private prayer in eight days time. Can 0isin murphy do the double . He won the the 2000 guineas at newmarket with kameko. Today, he rides mill isle in the 1000 guineas. Well be speaking to him at 8. 30. Good morning. It is another fairly blustery day out there today. Not as windy as yesterday and fewer showers around too. But still a few sharp showers around today, particularly in the north and the east. I will bring you all the details coming up shortly. Its sunday 7th june. Our top story thousands of protestors joined anti racism rallies across the uk, despite renewed concerns from police that large gatherings could increase the spread of coronavirus. The demonstrations held yesterday were largely peaceful, but in the evening missiles and fireworks were thrown at a police line outside downing street. 14 people were arrested and ten officers were injured. Sean dilly has more. More than a 4000 miles from the scene of George Floyds dead, during an encounter with White Police Officers in minneapolis is, the cries for justice could officers in minneapolis is, the cries forjustice could be no clearer than on the streets in britain. I think it is really important we stand up for every human right as a black person, i feel it is important. I come from a small town and i was racially abused andi small town and i was racially abused and i dont want any little boy to go through what i went through. Many thousands gathered in Central London in support of black lives matter. M has been our grandfathers fight, we have had it as our fathers fight, we dont want it to be our childrens fight. Police say the day passed without event mainly, but the mood started to turn in a night time. Many had already left one fireworks, bikes and other missiles we re fireworks, bikes and other missiles were launched towards police lines outside downing street. Offices in public order riot gear replaced to those in less protective unit former. A mounted Police Officer hit her head on a traffic light when her panicked horse bolted. It then ran into the crowd and trampled a person. Both the protest and officer received medical treatment. The horse made its own way back to the sta bles. Horse made its own way back to the stables. The justice for George Floyd Protests went ahead in heavy rain and despite the government urging people to not break social distancing in mass crowds. Urging people to not break social distancing in mass crowdsm urging people to not break social distancing in mass crowds. It is risky to come together in a large group. There is lots of advice for us all about social distancing at the moment because of the deadly disease and we urge people that although they are emotional and passionate father scores, that they abide by, where they can, and follow the advice of the government. By the end of the day, ten Police Officers we re end of the day, ten Police Officers were injured and 14 arrests had been made. More protests will take outside the American Embassy outside later. The home secretary says those policing the protest to have her full support. Tens of thousands of anti racism protestors have marched in cities across the us overnight as demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd entered a 12th day. In california, activists shut San Franciscos Golden Gate Bridge whilst Security Forces in the capital surrounded access to the white house. From washington, our north america correspondent Aleem Maqbool sent this report. No racists no peace nojustice no peace it was the biggest demonstration in washington had seen since the killing of george floyd. But with none of the confrontation with Security Forces we saw previously. They sent in the National Guard, there was the National Guard here the streets, they were tear gassing people, shooting them with rubber bullets, you know, really, like, perpetuating Police Brutality and violence in the streets of washington, dc, and still, people are still out here and showing up. We are not afraid, we are not backing down until we see change. We are still getting arrested, we are still being pulled over, we are still being discriminated in everything in american life, so we have got to fight, not for now, but for the future. Well, we may bejust outside the white house, but the sense we get through speaking to people here is that this has now gone beyond just getting a message across to donald trump. What people are telling us is that they have now really given up on him doing the right thing. Instead, the focus has become on changing the system, individuals and police departments. There are huge protests in london, in paris, in berlin, in sydney, in solidarity with african americans, how does that feel to you . I have cried every day since i have been seeing protests, out ofjust purejoy, that finally, finally the voices are being heard. At the same time as the demonstration in washington, there was a Memorial Service for george floyd in North Carolina, close to where he was born. These Images Associated with this will affect all of our lives for the rest of our lives. Not only did we lose a family member, but yall watched as well. George floyds body will now continue its finaljourney but the reverberations of his death will be felt long beyond his funeral in texas on tuesday. Aleem maqbool, bbc news, in washington. Places of worship in england will be allowed to re open for private individual prayer under new government plans that will be announced next week. The measures will come into effect on 15thjune but theyre not expected to include weddings or full services. Lets get more from our Political Correspondent helen catt. Have you got any more details . Since the start of lockdown, places of worship like this church have had to shut their doors during the big moments of the religious year, and while they have carried on at their work online, there has been pressure to get the buildings reopened in summerformer. To get the buildings reopened in summer former. And criticism to get the buildings reopened in summerformer. And criticism that the government had initially put it in phase three of the road map, meaning it would happen injuly after nonessential shops. Now we have the limited reopening tomorrow ina week have the limited reopening tomorrow in a week which will allow for private prayer, it will have to be socially distance, they will have to manage that. England is more in line with Northern Ireland for stop scotla nd with Northern Ireland for stop scotland and wales are still too to announce their rule. It is still contingent on the five rules being met. Thank you very much. There are calls for the compulsory wearing of face masks at hospitals in england to be extended to gp surgeries and care homes. The british medical associaton says more consistency is needed across all medical settings. From 15thjune, outpatients and hospital visitors will be required to cover their nose and mouth under new government guidelines. From tomorrow anyone arriving in the uk from overseas will be required to self isolate for 14 days, which could further dampen hopes of a holiday abroad this summer. Some british based airlines say they will be up and running from next month, but theres concerns the imposed quarantine could cause huge damage to the industry. Joining us now is former transport minister Stephen Hammond from south london. What is your opinion on the quarantine . You have been critical in the past. I think this is a blanket measure and it would be massive sensible to be targeted. I think we have seen infection rates coming down, the government doing the right thing in terms of making easing out of lockdown. I think it is a blanket measure and it should have been targeted. What would you like to see . I would like us to differentiate between high risk and low risk area. You had a hotelierfrom portugal earlier showing it was a low risk area. The medical evidence as you wa nt to area. The medical evidence as you want to stop people from high risk areas going somewhere. You could still keep that in place, but pre travel checks, temperature checks at airports, wearing a face mask whilst at the airport and on the flight are measures that could come in rather than a blanket quarantine. I think the other problem. The problem with the air bridge is it is all very well to identify countries where coronavirus hasnt hit hard, but as far as they have seen, you the uk is a high risk country. You have heard the portuguese, spanish are looking at it, the french will have. You are right, the worry is not the people coming from low risk, it is those coming from high risk. We are slightly higher risk than a number of other countries because we got the peak of the infection later so it feels like this is a that looks potentially irreleva nt to this is a that looks potentially irrelevant to the control of the virus and injurious to our economy. There is a concern in some quarters this is being pushed through by a government who are under pressure to reopen the economy and are gambling with what might happen next medically. The problem is the medical evidence is at best equivocal. You heard earlier this week the chief medical officer saying the problem is from high risk not low risk areas. Your viewers will have seen the former chief medical officer showing the letter and number is one indication and we need to look at the number of admissions to hospital. I think it isa admissions to hospital. I think it is a measure that is not going to do anything to extend the coronavirus in the uk and it may do massive damage to the economy. But if the medical evidence is equivocal, shouldnt we air on the side of caution . We can, we. We can still have the benefits of a limited travel for some people. It would help to save some people. It would help to save some industries and protect against the virus. What level of concern is there around the tory backbenchers . Is it becoming a problem in the party . Lots of people are very concerned, but you will have heard the statement earlier, people feel as i do that this is a blanket measure being brought in where we could have brought more careful targeted measures that would have done as much for health in the uk and allowed certain parts of the economy some respite. It is coming in tomorrow, so what do you do about that . How do you further voice your concerns . People must adhere by the rules, i dont want anyone to break the rules, but what i will do is to try to persuade the government in the review period they look carefully at what they have put in place, have discussions with those who have concerns about the certain possible remedies and hopefully onjune 29 which is the first review, or earlier, we could see changes and bring the remedies that would take the fighting day quarantine period away. Your backbench colleagues are voicing concerns. Are you coming under pressure from constituents . It is just under pressure from constituents . It isjust a genuine under pressure from constituents . It is just a genuine concern. Under pressure from constituents . It isjust a genuine concern. I have constituents writing to me about lots of aspects about the whole coronavirus, health and at this and also many other matters. It is not that, it is looking at what is best for the country. I am not sure a blanket quarantine measure is the right measure. Many thanks indeed. We have had a fabulous may. If you like the sun, at least. Looking a bit more are changeable now. It was hot and dry, we have had the first week of summer media logically and it has been a changeable one. Some shower clouds around, this is the view outside in bishopbriggs in glasgow. It will be a day of mixed fortunes. Cool and breezy, glasgow. It will be a day of mixed fortunes. Cooland breezy, not glasgow. It will be a day of mixed fortunes. Cool and breezy, not as wet or as windy as yesterday but there will be showers moving south. Low pressure not far away, moving off towards the east. Higher pressure moving from the west so it will gradually quieten things down but a cool northerly wind, especially on the east coast, a brisk northerly wind. Some rain, some shower is far england and northern scotland. The rain is patchy through the afternoon, some sunshine initially across the south coast but later under parts of wales, Northern Ireland and into scotland. Gusts of winds up to 30 mph, windierthan scotland. Gusts of winds up to 30 mph, windier than that around the east coast and it will make things feel pretty chilly for the likes of aberdeen and newcastle. Further west, some sunshine and you could see 19 or 20 degrees. Into the evening hours, some sharp showers, the odd rumble of thunder into england. Most of the showers fade away overnight, so drier and clearer spells and a chilly night, the temperatures down to me to single figures. A bit milder where the cloud is further south. Could be a touch of frost for some of the sheltered glens of scotland. Tomorrow, a quieter day because we have the big ridge of High Pressure building on. That whole done through the day into tuesday. Next area of low pressure approaches from the north west, but for the first few days we are looking for a window of quieter weather. Plenty of dry and bright weather on monday, some showers on the east coast and in wales and south west, one or two showers. Temperatures a little below par. We will have lost the nagging northerly wind and a similar day on tuesday. Mostly dry, variable amounts of cloud, more rain in the far south west on tuesday, temperatures build a bit more. Given the dry spring, quite a deficit in the dry spring, quite a deficit in the rain in the middle of the week. Wednesday into thursday, a developing area of low pressure moving south. A squeeze in the isobars. So wet and windy when leeds whether through the week. Then things warm up into next weekend. Police are calling on people to follow social distancing guidelines and avoid Mass Gatherings after thousands of protestors attended anti racism demonstrations across the uk yesterday. Though the rallies were mostly peaceful, ten Police Officers were injured, including one who was knocked from her horse when it bolted after a disturbance with a small group of protestors near downing street. Shes receiving treatment in hospital. Lets speak to the chair of the metropolitan police federation, ken marsh, who is in hertfordshire this morning. Good morning. What did you make of what you saw yesterday . Iam not what you saw yesterday . I am not happy at all with what i saw. My brave colleagues were put in a position that they should not be put in at all. I cant for the life of me understand why the mayor is not betraying this, why the home secretary isnt. We are in the middle of a pandemic and if something hasnt happened that i am not aware of, and we see are these people. I understand why they want to protest, but the circumstances are so different at the moment, they should not be there and should not have been allowed. I saw some tweets from the mayor last night, if not decrying it, suggesting people go home. But i wanted it and not to start because my colleagues have to be there in a situation like this, hundreds and hundreds of them who are put at risk by covid 19. There was no need for it. We should have closed the roads, we shouldnt have allowed it to happen so we can protect lives and the public. It is important we separate these two things because the headlines and pictures are dominated by the disturbance near downing street at the Bigger Picture was a peaceful demonstration. Would you accept that. There is also the point you make about public gatherings in the middle of a pandemic. I would totally accept that. 99 of people that went there were totally lawful in terms of what they were trying to get across. They were not lawful in the fact they were there because they werent allowed to be there. But they were demonstrating in the correct way. There was a small element as you always get of individuals who want to behave in the way they did an assault my collea g u es the way they did an assault my colleagues and be abusive to my colleagues. We have to take that on board colleagues. We have to take that on boa rd every colleagues. We have to take that on board every time a demonstration ta kes board every time a demonstration takes place. This is a very, very risky situation where we can see the r number increase because of this. This is out of incredibly tense and sensitive situation and there is a determination on the part of the people that they express the anger they are feeling. Do you understand that . We are in a pandemic and do you accept they should be allowed to mount some kind of public demonstration . Of course, i have been a Police Officerfor a long, long time. A demonstration is part of our society in the way we behave. I have no issue. In normal circumstances, for demonstrations to take place, especially for Something Like this. I get it 100 . This is not the time to be doing this however. There are protest planned for today, in edinburgh, where they are expecting thousands of people. What would you say to them . I would say dont do it, because you are putting yourself, you are putting people who are there, and you are putting my colleagues, Police Officers at risk by doing this. There will be a time and a place when you can do this sort of thing, but now is not that time, this is when we are trying to come out of something which is horrendous. And then you will have the opportunity outside of it to demonstrate in the way you wish to do so and show your feelings correctly. But that now is not the right time for that. How do you think it was policed yesterday . There was the moment where they lost control, but matt bradley . Presumably these are difficult gatherings for police. But more broadly. I think they were heroes. Did you see them being abused co nsta ntly . Did you see them being abused constantly . They didnt react. They are trained to do that. And they tried to facilitate correctly the public behaving in the way they did. I had nothing but pride in seeing what i saw. It was horrendous seeing my colleagues being injured, but u nfortu nately my colleagues being injured, but unfortunately that is what happens in policing and they will do their job without fear or failure. We see the troubling picture of the colleague falling from her horse. Do you know how she is . Yes, she is stable, she has some quite nasty injuries that she sustained when she fell, but she is sta ble sustained when she fell, but she is stable and the horse is fine. That is good news. Thank you very much indeed, ken marsh, the chairman there. Let it have a time to reflect on the papers. The front page of the observer. They show anthonyjoshua amongst protesters in london. Huge crowds of people gathered in manchester yesterday. Also lots of coverage about the government handling of the coronavirus as well. The front page of the observer, the Prime Minister at being told to plan for a new wave of the virus. We talk about how there is concern about the r number increasing once again, particularly in certain parts of the country, for example the north west and south west of england. If you were watching brea kfast yesterday, you may remember the story of a remarkable little boy called tony. The five year old is walking ten kilometres to raise money for the hospital that saved his life when both his legs needed to be amputated. Since appearing on the programme, tony has massively surpassed his original target of £509. As you can see here, it now stands at more than £150,000. Incredible. In thanks to no small measure of bbc breakfast viewers contributing to it as well. Really moved by his story. It was extraordinary watching that grow. When we spoke to him yesterday morning, it was at £22,000. He has really captured the publics imagination. He will be over the moon. Andrew marr coming up from nine oclock. You have you got this morning . Im asking a simple question how worried should we be right now about covid 19 . I am joined worried should we be right now about covid 19 . Iamjoined by worried should we be right now about covid 19 . I am joined by eight matt hancock, the Health Secretary and professorjohn edmonds, a scientific adviser. We will talk about black lives matters with lisa nandy and david other. 0ther crass theatres around the edge of bankruptcy and make those supper how serious about this . A busy hour coming up. He is asking how worried we should be about coronavirus at the moment. The r rate. We see the people in the protests by the black lives matters protests by the black lives matters protests for staff. Lets also speak to reverend rose hudson wilkin, who is the bishop of dover and the church of englands first female black bishop. Shejoins us from canterbury this morning. Good mining has a big strong message from a ken marsh he says the proto should not have happened. They were putting the public at risk, front line Police Officers at risk because of the background of this global pandemic. What you say to that . I agree that they should not have happened. George floyd should not have died in the way he did and i believe people have responsibly, most people have responsibly weighed up most people have responsibly weighed up and take the risk they would be taking in order to stand up. There isa taking in order to stand up. There is a sense in which there has been a greater pandemic throughout the world that no one has seen or heard or stood up far in a real way. And so people are thinking we are dying ina way, so people are thinking we are dying in a way, so were going to stand up now. But it is not the risk of you personally being there but then if the virus is carried by huge groups of people, the risk you then bring back to your community and communities that may be vulnerable to the virus. You have to think about that as well, dont you . Absolutely and it is precisely racism needs to be eradicated from our world because that is a huge risk. It doesnt just our world because that is a huge risk. It doesntjust impact on individuals, it impacts on us as a world and a society and a country. And is there any other possible means of putting about meaningful change beyond more gatherings like this in public . Sadly the world pays no attention when we do not stand up. And that is one of the ways. We hear platitudes, we are patted on the back and say, now, now, we will give you half an inch. Just go away and be satisfied for step and people are saying enough is enough. We have to listen. 0n enough is enough. We have to listen. On this occasion, we need to create from this coming out of this the kind of social contract that enable us to deliver the transformation thatis us to deliver the transformation that is needed. We see in the covid 19 pandemic that people who are black are being impacted on even greater stuff we have to ask the question why and we have to deal with it. Not just question why and we have to deal with it. Notjust ask for reports to be done, but we have to deal with the results that we see. Tell me what that social contract looks like practice. What it will begin to look like is how we dismantle the economic structures that keep us, how we do policing. We spoke recently, i heard people say, we need to get rid of this police force. Know, the police are being drawn from the community. They are ordinary people who offer themselves to be Police Officers. They are not an alien force by themselves. So we need to have within the community the kind of conversation that says this is unacceptable behaviour. We need to see within that social contract what is being tarred education wise, how we equip people, the next generation, what it looks like on health, treatment, what it looks like in housing, in voting. All starters of that society has got to ta ke starters of that society has got to take this on board and deal with it. Thank you very much indeed. Good to get your thoughts this morning. Stay with us, headlines coming up. Hello, this is breakfast with Martin Geissler and rachel burden. Good morning, heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. Scientists are warning that the r number, which represents how many people could be infected by someone with covid 19, has risen in the north west and south west of england. The government is now facing pressure from the some of the regions mayors to introduce local lockdowns. Lets speak to andy burnham, who is the mayor of Greater Manchester. Good morning, andy burnham. Why do you think the rate is rising within the north west . Good morning. I warned, together with the mayor of liverpool, when the first relaxation of lockdown came that it was too simply north west, we were a few weeks behind london in the south east and the e was that more time was needed to bring the infection down here. Clearly a decision was taken, it was not delayed, and you can see in the figures that were published on friday, the r has risen since then. I think it is due mainly, i would say due to the easing of the lockdown. It is not to do perhaps with people not observing the lockdown as adequately as they should do in the north west of england, you do not think that is the issue . There may be an element of that, of course. But i dont think there has been nonobservance her, any different to anywhere else in the country. I think the vast majority of people have observed it. You can see very clearly from the data that when the relaxation came, there was a change in the r number and the data shows that quite clearly. Which element of the lockdown would you like to see reversed in the north west of england . I think it is a case of we are where we are. We are struggling, i think, to put the genie back in the bottle, i think that will be a difficult thing. We are calling for a new relationship with government where we have more involvement. Let me give you a specific example, rachel. There is no representation for any mayor outside of london on cobra. The mayor of london is on cobra, rightly, scotland, Northern Ireland and wales, that cannot carry on, we need to have regions represented there. I understand that, there seems to be a sense that caps the region should have more control over the way this is managed. If you did have control over that, i wonder what you would do. The first thing i would do, if i had more control, whitby to issue people with more information on a regular basis. Throughout this, there has been very little regional or particularly local information. It is the next thing that i would do, if it is the next thing that i would do, if i was on cobra, i would say to the coming release the data that you hold that a national level, that comes with the National Testing system and the National Contact tracing system, that data is not flowing to local areas at the moment. If it was, we could then put out more information to the public care, empower people and say look at the risk in your own community and act accordingly and avoid places that clearly are the hotspots. Its this kind of approach that i think we need to get to, that would take us toa we need to get to, that would take us to a new phase. But it is the right way to go in my opinion. How much responsibility do want aif you had that information, and it showed that Greater Manchester, the r rate was rising significantly there, which you say, if he could, i am going to reverse some elements of lockdown, i will not allow people to go out and meeting groups of six and seven,is go out and meeting groups of six and seven, is that what you would like to be able to do think the reality of that data, if we had that local picture and we were able to give it to people very clearly, it would show it is not a uniform problem over Greater Manchester. That the hotspot moves around. It would be a message to one particular community and working with the community to ta ke ste ps and working with the community to take steps to manage that risk. I think there is an issue around schools, rachel. They have been put under heavy pressure to open and i think that is a specific ask of government for more flexibility for head teachers and councils recognising the different picture in different communities and, again, they have not got that data at the moment and they need that data so they can make the right decisions. He had got enough data in the sense we do know the r at such a worrying level in the north of england, should people have gone out on the streets of manchester yesterday to protest . I said on friday evening that the best thing was not to do that, recognising the situation that we are in. This is a really difficult one, because people feel, i think you had it before from rose, people feel as strongly if not more about this. There is a really difficult situation. I understand why people did go, in manchester, it passed off peacefully, extremely well handled by Greater Manchester police and many people were wearing protective equipment and respecting the distancing. 0f protective equipment and respecting the distancing. Of course they felt strongly and they wanted to make their voice heard. It was a really difficult one for everybody. I am pleased, as far as i can be, with the way it happened in manchester. Ideally, i did say this, i would wa nt ideally, i did say this, i would want people to make the apparatus in a different way. Andy burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester, thank you. Thank you. Racing was back yesterday with the 2000 guineas, football coming back. He can speak about live sport. You. No to these racing. 10 to one shot kameko won the 2000 guineas at newmarket yesterday the biggest sporting event in britain since lockdown began. Championjockey 0isin murphy said winning a classic is a bit like winning the champions league. So what does that feel like . Lets ask him. He spoke to us yesterday, 0isin, before winning your first british classic race yesterday, a bit like winning the champions league, a burden on your shoulders, the championjockey, burden on your shoulders, the champion jockey, with no burden on your shoulders, the championjockey, with no classic burden on your shoulders, the champion jockey, with no classic to your name but that has all changed. How does it feel . Good morning. I am thrilled. I thought i would struggle to get any sleep last night but i had a good few rides yesterday so i was exhausted by ten bm and tha nkfully was exhausted by ten bm and thankfully i slept right the way through to my alarm. Its an incredible is feeling. Its what any sportsperson dreams of, finding an opportunity to get to the very top of their sport and i had a willing partner in kameko yesterday to land the 2000 guineas. It was incredible. Kameko, what a ride he gave you. We are going to show the closing stages of that race. If you could talk us through it, you had the favourite breathing down your neck, you had Frankie Dettori chasing you down. Talk us through the closing stages. It was a really fast they run race, the pace and intensity was really high from the start. To be honest, kameko was not travelling back strongly, i was not comfortable at halfway. As the race developed into the closing stages i found some space and i had a winning partner that stuck his head out, cant he try superhot, he is very tough, he loves to win. That is difference between the champions and the ones who are not at that top level. He is on a different level to most horses. You say normally you block out the crowd, you do not need the crowd to ague on. A master venture into crossing the finish line, not hearing a role. We can see some pictures of you off in the distant celebrating, on your own, un and an iron with your fist in the air. That must have felt a bit strange. You and kameko. Iam and kameko. I am really pleased that i did enjoy the moment. These races are incredibly hard to win, there are only five british classics every year and this horse will be a stallion in the future. It meant a whole lot to the team and everyone involved, i wish i could have celebrated a little bit more. Today is an important day, we have the female version of the 2000 guineas the 1000 guineas and the second favourite, i write her, she is up and down in the market. I want to land another big win if i can. It is tough, but i will be trying my best. How would it feel to go from no classics to two classics to your name injust classics to two classics to your name in just one week in . Classics to two classics to your name injust one week in . classics to two classics to your name in just one week in . I am afraid to dream that they. Sport is for dreamers and people who work super hard and i was fortunate to get the on this filly forjessica harrington. Trained in ireland and she can travel, but the people cannot really come with her because of the travel restrictions for people, not animals. Of the travel restrictions for people, notanimals. It of the travel restrictions for people, not animals. It has been tough to get her over her but she was top class is a two year old last season, she she has won at newmarket andi season, she she has won at newmarket and i know it would mean an incredible amount to connections if she could win the 1000 guineas. Having won 2000 yesterday, do you think the burden will be off your shoulders as you enter the stalls . You can just go for it. You tell me, Frankie Dettori does not like finishing second and he has a decent chance, certainly a nice chance on his horse today. He will properly see her in the front rank, she likes to get out and lead, he might be a ha rd to get out and lead, he might be a hard one to chase down. We will be doing our best and hopefully i can catch him on millard. If there is anything like yesterdays race, we are inforan anything like yesterdays race, we are in for an absolute treat. 0isin, thank you for talking to us. We have incredible race to enjoy yesterday, another one coming up to you later on today. Thank you. He talks really well, racing has a long way to go. A womens version of the 2000 guineas, the 1000 guineas. There is a bit of gender rebalancing to do. The 1000 guineas. There is a bit of gender rebalancing to dom the 1000 guineas. There is a bit of gender rebalancing to do. It is to do with the horses. 2000 guineas is the colts, the 1000 guineas is the phillies. It is about the sets of the horse. Sex of the horse. Its the most famous game in english footballing history, and this afternoon you can relive it all in full. It isa it is a treat for you, martin. Yes, i cant wait the 1966 World Cup Final is being shown again in a rare broadcast on channel 4, to help raise funds for those affected by coronavirus. Lets take a look at some of the most memorable moments from the match. Hurst. And a chance at goal he does. Theres ball running himself daft. And now hurst can he do it . He has done, yes yes. No no, the linesman says no. Its a goal its a goal. And here comes hurst, hes got. Some people are on the pitch, they think its all over. It is now its four. Its only 12 inches high, solid gold and it means england are the World Champions. Cheering. We can speak now to the hat trick hero from the day, sir geoff hurst. And gabby logan also joins us from buckinghamshire, shell be presenting this afternoons programme. What a treat to talk to you both, thank you very much. Geoff, know the ar, no goal line technology. Had they had var, they would have seen they had var, they would have seen the ball was at least a metre over the ball was at least a metre over the line. Of course they wed. What is it like, the opportunity to go back and relive this once again, its a rare opportunity for people to enjoy it in its full length . Yes, it is great. We have seen a lot of clips now have games on tv in the past and we have got to get back to this one because it is the biggest english game of football weve had in this country. It is great to look back. I have not seen it for some time, in recording the programme i was getting a little excited, enjoy down a bit emotional in the clips during the filming of it. And my contribution to it. It is very good, long overdue and im looking forward to seeing it until my family this afternoon. Hell vividly do you remember the day itself, said geoff . Are you still there on that pitch . Every single second of that game, and what i was thinking during periods of the game are just as clear, word for word, as they were 50 odd years ago. A beautiful thing about it is peoples memories of it, people who come up to me today, he recall where they were and what they we re recall where they were and what they were doing on that day. 30 Million People watched it and say that has become one of the most enjoyable parts. When you realise how big it is and how attached people are to the sport and england being successful in any sport at an international level. Gabby, as discussed, we often see the highlights, the goals, the iconic commentary, we do not see it in full. Had you seen it in on its territory before the project . full. Had you seen it in on its territory before the project . I have never seen it territory before the project . I have neverseen it in territory before the project . I have never seen it in full, so many contributors to the programme had never seen it contributors to the programme had neverseen it in contributors to the programme had never seen it in full. We have loads of people who come on and talk about their memories. One of the most surprising here seen it many times was chris kamara,13 surprising here seen it many times was chris kamara, 13 times, we spoke to internationals and fans of the game who have not seen it. When not sure if it is being rerun in its entirety, it has not been done in the 30 years or so, when you watch the 30 years or so, when you watch the whole match it really does build. I know you know the result but you must stay with us because it gets more and more exciting. The quality of the player as well, the physicality, things we were not expecting. What about the quality of the pictures, clips and black and white, some in colour . What will it look like to the audience . The whole thing is in black and white, some of the replays are in colour because the producer of colour edit of the match, but thatis of colour edit of the match, but that is a whole match in colour. You will see a replay in colour and then you see the lifting of the trophy in colour and the queen resplendent in yellow, the vivid red of the shots. The pre match yellow, the vivid red of the shots. The pre match shots, walking up wembley way, the thing that struck me was the man walking up, there we re me was the man walking up, there were not many women in wembley way, they were in suits and ties, dressed up. I asked geoff about that, they did not have matching suits, they had to wear a tie that they could come in whatever they liked. It was casual, very relaxed nature to the whole of the studio, the dressing room compared to what we would see now, all the access we can get now. Huge differences everywhere. We are preparing to play football but in front of empty stadiums, said geoff, but back in the day people packed in on top of each other, did that create a better atmosphere . The whole country watching, the magnitude of the occasion, it was fantastic. You are in your little bubble as a player, you are not aware at that time the magnitude of the occasion. It only resonates many yea rs later the occasion. It only resonates many years later when people still talk about it for the past 50 odd years. I think we were unbeaten for a year before so we will not really favourites, we had struggled in previous world cup so it was not public at the time. If we did it today, it would be a hundred times bigger in what we did in those days. I would gloss over the fact that a scotla nd tea m i would gloss over the fact that a Scotland Team came down to wembley the next year and won. Are you surprised 54 years on that it is still such a proud piece of English National history . It is so vivid. You will have to be a fair age to remember, if you excuse me for pointing it out. It is the biggest game, england winning the world cup in their own country, it does not get any better than that. It is quite right. The biggest game weve had in this country because it is the national team, a great german side in the final, the extra time with absolutely electric, the disputed goal and the final moments and the commentary, which you had, i would challenge anybody today to watch that film and the last moments and come up with a final commentary better than kenneths. People remember the game, talk about the commentary, the last commentary as opposed to remembering the game itself. They talk about the commentary, it was fantastic. Gabby, you are right, we have seen replays and had them on the radio of great sporting events cup it is great how your mind can play a trick on you, your mind can play a trick on you, you can become engaged in reliving it. We are hoping people do enjoy it asa it. We are hoping people do enjoy it as a football match and the soldier, it is important to say it is a Fundraising Programme as well for the National Emergency trust coronavirus appeal, people affected by coronavirus are many ways around the country and they are good at getting help quickly to those. We have Marcus Mumford popping on, i recorded this, i did the stuff from my bedroom. I set up the studio which has got the first vision, i had to talk back to someone who is a few miles away from the in their bedroom, is a piece of broadcasting, it is something im quite proud to be involved with. Ive never done a show like that before in my life, ive never broke as from my bedroom before. It was an interesting day, i think geoff will agree, we had a few challenges on the technological front but hopefully the final edit will reduce something that is very memorable to people who have not seen it in its entirety. We will be thinking of you later on today. Thank you so much, gabby, sir geoff. Enjoy it again this afternoon. Thank you very much. Rachel is leaving us now to read the news for the andrew marr show. That is on after a certain 9am. Heres sarah with a look at this mornings weather. Blustery, other areas escaping the showers. Bit of blue sky, fair weather cloud around at the moment but a fairly cool and breezy theme to the weather. Not as wet and windy as it was yesterday, but some of us will catch a few showers. Low pressure not far away, drifting off towards the east now, higher pressure building in from the west and in between these two areas, quite a cold northerly wind, the tickly brisk in chilly across northern and eastern coast of scotla nd northern and eastern coast of scotland and down the east coast of england. Outbreaks of patchy rain, drifting south into the afternoon. If you catch one of the showers this afternoon across parts of england and wales, it could be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. These are the odd rumble of thunder. These are the wind gusts we are likely to see, 2030 the wind gusts we are likely to see, 20 30 months prior, stronger around the east coast. It will make things feel chilly in aberdeen, down towards newcastle as well. 19 or 20 celsius further south. Into the evening hours, one or two shops i was still in the south but they will fade away quite quickly, are largely dry night ahead with some close skies as well, attempt is down to mid singles figures, a little bit mild under more cloud further south to start your monday. Mondays weather is fairly quiet, High Pressure moving in from the west, staying with us three monday night and into tuesday as well. A window of dry, calm weather for a few days and the next area of low pressure m oves few days and the next area of low pressure moves in from the north west on tuesday. A lot of dry weather on monday, some brochures around the east coast, breeze, wales, south western england, some heavy showers, perhaps the odd thunderstorm later in the afternoon. Temperatures are starting to nudge up temperatures are starting to nudge upa temperatures are starting to nudge up a little bit, 11 to 18 celsius. Heading into tuesday, another largely dry day with light winds, sunny spells. More rain arriving in the far north west later on in the day and the temperatures about 13 or 19 celsius. We could deal with more rain following on our very dry spring. We will see it through the middle of the week, low pressure developing, shifting its way south, quite a lot of ice on that nap, quite a lot of ice on that nap, quite blustery and quite a lot of isobars on that map. It turns a touch warmer as we head towards the weekend. Beyond that, can we expect anything better, unsettled is standard fare, well it heat up again . Computer models are in disagreement. It does look at the moment that things will turn dry at the following week. It looks like unsettled, rather cool at the moment, bear with the weather, we will likely see a return to something some are like in the next seven days also. Thank you very much indeed. Weve all found ways to adapt to the new normal of lockdown but one family in northumberland has described their experience as particularly surreal. When museums and Tourist Attractions closed their doors in march, sonya and Colin Galloway moved their entire family and pets to the ancient roman site where they work. They join us now from the vindolanda fort in hexham. Good morning, thank you very much. Firstly, why . Good morning. It was a case of we could not leave our fort on unmanned, we decided it would be us. We thought it would be three or four weeks, but we are here 11 weeks later. You are literally holding the fort. Here you are 2. 5 months on, how has it ben, colin . It has been really good, coming out to the fort. Obviously from a financial point of view i am the deputy ceo say the trust lost a substantial amount of money during this period, but we knew that the thought had to be maintained in the museum with our collections had to be monitored during this period. It has been great having the family out to northumberland during this time. Luke, iwant northumberland during this time. Luke, i want to ask you, lots of younger people have been surviving lock done with their creature comforts, maybe with an xbox or however, what if you had to do there . I have been helping out here, it takes your mind off what is happening. It is just it takes your mind off what is happening. It isjust really fun as well. What have you had in terms of creature comforts . Just describe the surroundings to me and what facilities you have in your roman fort. Obviously we are staying in the on site accommodation that usually are volunteers stay out when they come in activate with us and that programme has sadly been cancelled this year. In terms of where we live, it is a bit like a hotel environment. Then it isjust work all the time. Look at the surroundings, it is the most beautiful part of the countryside and we really feel quite fortunate to have all of this on our doorstep and have a thought in your back garden, essentially. How vital is it to keep up your Maintenance Work at a time like this, colin . As we said, lots of entrances, there are no visitors. 90 of our staff have been furloughed, the team that remains here are looking to seek funds as much as possible as well as maintain the thought. We have a groundsman on site, they bend maintained to a high standard, keep up to the level that he does. We have been updating our website, trying to get the trust provide online, but also fund raising. We have lost, come the end of this virus, we have lost in the region of 60 of our annual income, between 600000 and £1 million. To continue surviving, we are looking at other ways of revenue. As the lockdown is easing, what are the plans for reopening and what are the plans for reopening and what are the plans for reopening and what are your expectations for the season . We are opening. We are facing are opening as next weekend, citing gardens only. Hopefully we are looking to open our museums at the beginning ofjuly. That will be ata the beginning ofjuly. That will be at a reduced capacity to enable social distancing, so that will have an impact on the income going forward. We are looking forward to getting people back and sharing this beautiful place with them once again. Luke, what has been the best but . I would say the best bet was running, virtually running Hadrians Wall with my dad. Tell me about that we ran it 73 miles and we raise money for the nhs and vindolanda. I believe your pets have moved in with you, have they been enjoying it . A web dog eric really loves it and our cat loves getting all the mice around here. We can see pictures there, there is your cat. Eric is probably the best name for a dog ive had in a long time. What has he been getting up to . That he is. He has loved being the guard dog. He has taken it very well. He chases the rabbits, no chance of catching them that he has enjoyed the freedom to. How long will you stay therefore . It has been 11 weeks now. What is next, colin . Once we start the reopening, as sunniest as from next week in, we had some other Staff Members back with us he will be able to help with the security on site. Hopefully within the next fortnight we will be back into hexham and some sense of normality. All the best for you, thank you for being with us this morning, colin, sonya and luke. That is it from us today. Breakfast will be back from tomorrow with dan and luis from 6am. Have a good day. Goodbye. 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