Transcripts For BBCNEWS Breakfast 20200808

In the Champions League. Or nose. Coverings also become compulsory in all public enclosed they had to wait 163 days to do it, spacesin compulsory in all public enclosed spaces in Northern Ireland. But will but city beat beat real madrid be from monday. Lancashire police to reach the quarterfinals. Say extra offices are being deployed to preston to enforce new lockdown restrictions which came into force its saturday, august the 8th. Today. Residents from different our top story the government says households will not be allowed to it wants france to do more to stop migrants crossing the meet each others homes or gardens, channel in small boats. Hundreds have arrived in recent days or to meet each others homes or gardens, orto mix pubs meet each others homes or gardens, and local authorities in kent say or to mix pubs and restaurants stop they are having to deal it follows a spike of cases in the with a Record Number of children travelling alone. City, particularly among younger people. The United Nations is warning of a humanitarian disaster in lebanon on, with widespread medicine and Food Shortages after our correspondent Charlotte Gallagher has this report. This weekend this weeks explosion in the capital, beirut. A group of migrants making the journey across the channel. These 154 people are now known to have arejust a fraction died in that blast, and thousands journey across the channel. These are just a fraction of the people who made it to the uk this week. More were injured. More than 300,000 people have been made homeless. More than 130 yesterday, and a new three quarters of lebanese people daily record of 235 on thursday. The needed aid even before tuesdays home secretary, priti patel, had explosion. We are being warned to pledged to crack down on these kinds stay away from packed beaches this of crossings, but the tide certainly weekend amid concerns over social isnt turning at the moment. Now the distancing. Several resorts urged people to go home yesterday after government is to ask french overcrowding, and the coastguard authorities to take tougher action said they were cold out to dozens of on migrants trying to reach the uk. Incidents as temperatures reached writing in the daily telegraph, the more than 36 celsius across the immigration minister chris phelps south east of england. Called as out. More than 60 homes have been evacuated as crews tackle a huge fire on chobham common in surrey. Smoke could be seen for miles after the fire broke out yesterday at he also wants french officials to lunchtime, with Rail Services disrupted under nearby golf intercept more boats out to sea. But tournament called off. Firefighters are still at the scene this morning. As discussions continue, many more people are likely to make the goodness me, being seen from miles journey. Lets just people are likely to make the journey. Letsjust be very candid away. Time to check in with my full about this. These are people from support. Premier league might be poorer countries who want a better over, mike, but football isnt . Life for themselves. I would probably do the same. But they are absolutely, and Manchester City now people who have travelled through go to lisbon to play in this world multiple safe countries. These are cup type knockout tournament. Three relatively wealthy people who have games away from lifting the Champions League for the first time. Paid people smugglers thousands and lets not get too carried away about thousands of dollars to get there. It. The numbers of people trying to make the voyage is putting pressure on its all about european competition, and the Champions League border force boats. Small boat returned last night. It kicked off with a big one, Manchester City hosting real madrid migration has become very popular, in the second leg of their last 16 tie. The first leg was played it is particularly successful. You all the way back in february. Only have to try a minority of times andy swiss reports. To get across on a small boat. Chris 163 days after their first leg, at phelps says he will meet french officials soon to discuss what he last, Manchester City and real madrid with unfinished business. Disguise that describes as dangerous, illegal and unnecessary city, in case you had forgotten, had a 2 1 advantage, and it was soon crossings. That what he describes as even more. Raheem sterling could dangerous. But many others will make barely believe his luck. A terrible the voyage before a consensus is blunderfrom barely believe his luck. A terrible blunder from rath of around, but a reached. Perfect start for the hosts. Rafa 0ur political correpondent matt cole is in the london newsroom. Matt, is there anything the government can do about this . Verane. With no gareth bale, madrid yes, indeed. Good morning. Tough looks lacklustre until this. Karen bends with a goal. Game on. If real talking from the government on this issue, not just chris scored again it was extra time, but talking from the government on this issue, notjust chris phelps but also the home secretary, priti after the break, just watch this. Patel, calling it shameful, the another gaffe by verane, a nimble numbers that are currently managing to cross the channel. They say they finish by gabrieljesus, and city we re finish by gabrieljesus, and city were on the brink. Another Gabriel Jesus however, but the hosts didnt wa nt to to cross the channel. They say they want to make this route unviable, but they say it is difficult. They mind. Real now had to score twice say there are legal, legislative and but instead it was city that threatened. David silva just over as operational obstacles to preventing this from happening. They have a they ultimately eased to victory. Next up, a quarter final with lyon, couple of key focuses. Not only do they want to have people intercepted and after this, they will feel anything is possible. On the way, they want the french as andy mentioned, Manchester City authorities to do more from to will play lyon in the quarterfinals after the french side beat stop people from leaving france in juventus on aggregate. Not even a bit of brilliant the first place, not least wants to from Cristiano Ronaldo have them in custody, fingerprint could save juve. Them so if they attempt to make the quarterfinals, semis and the finals are all going to be these crossings again they can be played as a straight identified as repeat attempters, if knockout tournament, which starts in lisbon next week. You like. Now, pressure is growing on the uk government for its own to the cricket next, backbenchers, conservative mps and england once again needed writing a joint letter calling for more action on this. But it is ben stokes to dig them out of a hole in the first test against pakistan. Clearly a challenging task to after finishing their first innings more than 100 runs behind undertake. Some 20 migrants who have they needed to get pakistan out cheaply to have any chance reached you will be returned by of winning at old trafford. Step forward stokes, plane on wednesday, back to europe. Who took two wickets as the visitors lost 4 for just 27 runs. But it is a challenge the government is making clear it wants to get to grips with. Matt, thank you. So pakistan start day four on 137 8, and well be live in dover thats a lead of 244. For the latest after 7 00am. England just about still Lancashire Police says extra in with a chance of rescuing a win. Officers are being deployed to preston to enforce new lockdown restrictions which come it will be a tough chase, but i into force today. Residents from different households think we put ourselves in as good a wont be allowed to meet in each others homes or gardens, position as we could have hoped for. Or to mix in pubs and restaurants. It follows a spike of cases 0bviously position as we could have hoped for. Obviously it is spending quite a bit in the city, particularly and bouncing quite a bit, but if we among younger people. But well we have got every chance of chasing it down. Tommy fleetwood and justin rose lead the british charge at the us pga just under half the cases are under championship in san francisco. This is the first major championship 30, or30, and i think there to be held since the start just under half the cases are under 30, or 30, and i think there is something going on in the community, of the pandemic, remember. Fleetwood hit the joint lowest score where people are thinking, if i am of round two at harding park young, if i am healthy, i am and is on 6 under par, the same score asjustin rose. Infallible. And that doesnt turn so theyre both just a couple out to be the case. Now, hot weather of shots behind the leader. Looks set to continue this weekend, fleetwood has never won a major but there has been a warning to title, and if he does it this steer clear of packed beaches amid weekend there will of course be no concerns of over social distancing. Crowd to share it with. If you look at players career several resorts urged people to stay away yesterday after overcrowding, defining moments in majors or other and the coast guard said events, and the crowd play such a they were called out to dozens of incidents. Sophia seth has this report. Huge part in that, and you look at the closing shot saw the video seeing crowds visited the coast on a footage, and there are massive crowds and everything. So that is hot day is not unusual for emergency different. But we will see. We are here to play golf. Tournaments are services, but yesterday the uk coastguard had 70 callouts by still on, they also mean the same. Midday, and that, they say, is above so crowds or not, you know, we get average for this time of year. And on with it. By the early evening, callouts had theres another formula one race more than troubled, with at silverstone this weekend. Its being called the 70th anniversary grand prix in honour temperatures reaching in excess of 30 celsius in parts of the country, of the track hosting the first championship race in 1950. Once again, mercedes are dominating the proceedings. World champion Lewis Hamilton topped the rnli also calls on beach goers the timesheets ahead of his teammate to follow what is safety advice. Valtteri bottas. They were more than half a second those people that might be holidaying in the uk for the first time ina holidaying in the uk for the first time in a while, the beach clear of everyone else. Environment and the ocean environment and the ocean environment that we have got here on the north coast of cornwall is very in the snooker, defending champion judd trump moved different to some of those holiday into the quarterfinals destinations in spain in the of the World Championship with a win mediterranean. So it is really over yan bingtao. It was a hard fought important for us that we are able to victory from the world number one, though. He led 9 7 going into yesterdays help people understand what those final session and struggled to pull differences are that differences clear of chinas yan, but sealed his13 11win are, and what the challenges are, with a superb break of 127. And we always urge people to swim between the red and yellow flags, the area is patrolled by our mark selby also made a century break lifeguards. It was notjust the area is patrolled by our of 124 in the deciding frame lifeguards. It was not just warnings in the water. Crowds descending onto as he beats noppon saengkham13 12 to progress to the quarterfinals beaches were advised to keep up the of the World Snooker championship. Social distancing. In some areas of dorset it got so busy beach goers we re dorset it got so busy beach goers were told to go home, as resorts in car parks reached capacity. Bournemouth, christchurch and pool last night was an historic one for womens boxing. The first all british womens world title contest took place. Councils mobile beach app showed 19 terri harper retained her wbc womens world super featherweight of its 2a teachers were under red title, in a thrilling draw with natasha jonas, alert by the afternoon wanting who was on the brink people to avoid the area as safe of winning a first world title at the age of 36. Harper is undefeated in her career, social distancing would not be and its hard to believejust 18 possible. But despite being busy, months ago she was doing dawn shifts the council said it was manageable, it had extra patrols in place, first peeling spuds at her local chippy. Aid stations in key locations, and marshals to help with parking. The hot weather is set to continue this actually, not only that, she also weekend, with a Heat Health Warning had to drug juggle her training from Public Health england remaining in the ring and the chips with in place. Visiting finishing her university degree. And if you want to know how it was gorgeous yesterday, wasnt she got into boxing, she was sitting it . And for the weekend, we will on the sofa with her dad watching have the latest weather very soon jack osbornes adrenaline junkie and had a turn to her and said, why from stav. Dont you have a go at that . You from today youll have to wear some would be good at that. Actually, sort of Face Covering in many public thatis places, including museums and would be good at that. Actually, that is my daughters. I dont think cinemas, in england and scotland. They have to worry. But yes, she took him up on his word she rather our business corespondent katy austin is at eureka, the National Childrens good at it. I tell you what, mike, museum in halifax. Katy, tell us more took him up on his word she rather good at it. Itell you what, mike, a job at a chippy is good for carb loading ahead of training. About these changes . Absolutely, juggling that entertaining, obviously not at the same time. Surely your daughters are good morning. This is, as you say, a inspired by all your sporting antics, arent they . Iwould like Childrens Museum, so you can come inspired by all your sporting antics, arent they . I would like to say that maybe a couple of them, if here as a family to have a bit of a day out and also get a bit of i think back. Sometimes embarrassed, education for the children about the i think. I am going to take that as world around them and their own a no. Running during lockdown has bodies as well. So when adults come been a good start. Good start. Mike, here they will have to be wearing we will see you again later. Thank theirface here they will have to be wearing their face mask. This here they will have to be wearing theirface mask. This is the first day the centre actually opens, and you. You are watching my breakfast. It is they are hoping they do get lots of coming up to 6 40am. People, but it is an Online Booking system only. That is one of the since the pandemic began weve seen a lot of videos of covid 19 patients changes they have made. It is not being applauded as they leave just face masks. To try to make sure hospitals or intensive care wards. But we dont always find out what happened next. Things are safe, so they can control one such video which made national as many people as possible here, headlines back in april keep people a safe distance apart. Was of a nurse called Millie Magadlela, being clapped by her own colleagues some people do have an exemption, at north tees hospital. Now were very pleased to report for example, if you have a health or that millie is on herfeet, disability reason not to wear one, and shes even gone back to work. Ian reeve has the story. Also, children under 11 disability reason not to wear one, also, children under11 in disability reason not to wear one, also, children under 11 in england and under five in also, children under 11 in england and underfive in scotland do not have to wear a Face Covering either. But of course, opening up under these changed conditions to try to prevent the spread of the virus the coronavirus pandemic has brought means quite a few changes here. So when you are going around, there are the uk more than 46,000 stories of signs telling you which way to go, suffering, distress, and tragedy. A they are trying to manage pinch points so that people do not stop terrible toll of death. But there and listen to one of these exciting sounds together for too long. So are also uplifting accounts of survival to be found, and millie they have tried to control things as much as possible in terms of limiting the numbers. But on the flipside, it is the summer holidays, magadlelas is just one of them. In they want people to enjoy the april she was applauded out of experiences here, and of course for a place like this they really need intensive care, the virus beaten after three days on a ventilator in the income as well, having been closed for four months. It is all after three days on a ventilator in a north east of england hospital, the very hospital at which she worked. I didnt have words to say about striking a balance, isnt it . We will come back to you later. The United Nations is warning it. Because i saw all those people of a humanitarian disaster in lebanon, with widespread medicine and Food Shortages after this weeks outside clapping their hands, explosion in the capital, beirut. 154 people are now known to have cheering. You know, they showed so died in the blast and thousands more were injured. Much love, so much compassion, empathy, kindness. I mean, i couldnt ask for more, and i said, more than 300,000 people have been made homeless. My god, these people, they have 0ur correspondent tom saved my life, and im herejust of bateman is in beirut. Them. They have given me the second tom, we know there are protests chance to live. And i didnt have words to explain how i failed. And planned for later today. Now, she is back to work. Ijust what is the latest there, as this repair operation and recovery operation gets under way . John, i told myself, yes, millie, you made the right decision. Go to that think this is going to be a day place, where you got this virus, go where grief and despair in beirut and face it and when you are there really turns to anger. There is, you might feel better. This afternoon, a march planned for the morning, as it is being cold. And face it and when you are there you might feel betterlj and face it and when you are there you might feel better. I am here today looking at the room where i was, a few months ago when i was 0ne the morning, as it is being cold. One of the districts here but was poorly, and i can point to it and i can see it, and it was amazing. Badly hit by the blast, people will begin there and then had to martyrs millie says she would not hesitate square in the middle of beirut, and to work with patients affected by the virus that could have ended her this afternoon in the same place there is a call for a major life. The ward matron is in awe. I Anti Government demonstration. Some people are saying this is their think she is really, really brave. I spoke to her quite a bit before she moment, as they put it, for revenge. Came back to make sure she was absolutely sure. We have all got our everywhere you go into city, that feeling of rage is on display. Duties, a phased return, personally people are not satisfied with the i think duties, a phased return, personally ithinki duties, a phased return, personally explanations they have been given so i think i would have been very terrified coming back. I think the far about why so much explosive biggest thing was crossing the Ammonium Nitrate was kept on the threshold and getting into the port behind me here. Also, people hospital. Seeing all her friends. Everybody made her really welcome wa nt port behind me here. Also, people want more information. I was down at and we were just so pleased to see the gates of the port yesterday, her back. The rest of us can only where some relatives had been waiting day and night to find news applaud and give thanks that millie about weather their loved ones are and many more like her do thejob that they do. Still under the rubble. 0ne about weather their loved ones are still under the rubble. One man said to me that no official had given him information, but the people of and we are very much looking forward to speaking to millie and shelley beirut want more answers from their late in the programme. Fantastic to see her doing so well. We will have leaders. Tom in beirut, thank you. To keep applauding her. Well we will check in with you again deserved. It is 6 42am. Now, lots of later. Us deserved. It is 6 42am. Now, lots of us have had trouble sleeping overnight because it has still been lets take a look at really hot in lots of places. Some of todays papers. Its going to be a hot one heres stav with all for many of us this weekend. Your weekend weather. Wait, no, not stav yet. Lets have a look at the papers. Perhaps for stav. Yes, we will we will start with the times. This ca ptu re perhaps for stav. Yes, we will capture everybody this weekend. Is isa we will start with the times. This is a story we have been covering all it going to cool down . Morning, pushback on migrants. Ministers have been studying and it is going to stay hot. The australian style plan to intercept heatwave continues the southern and boats on the channel. There is of course the political is that south western parts of the country, but further north and west it is political discussion going on, the going to be a lot more comfortable. Point at which the responsibility certainly by day and night, for comes to uk forces from the french. Sleeping. This heatwave is has another story related to french, but been brewing across the western side this regarding british tourists who of the continent. It has spread its have gone on holiday there. The front page of the daily telegraph, way north yesterday. We saw saying tourists have been left in the dark about what is going to temperatures peaked at 36 celsius across the london area. That was at happen. As far as france is concerned. And quarantine, the q and also heathrow. You can cell possibility that if cases of covert continue to rise in france, but these other places were very hot. Brits returning might have to western wales, parts of northern quarantine for a couple of weeks. Ireland and scotland were a lot that is not the case at the moment cooler and fresher with more cloud and some showers around. This but mps are calling for greater weekend is not looking too bad. We transparency. That picture there, i guess you cant really get used to have High Pressure so it will be mainly dry with some good spells of it, sometimes you get used to attend sunshine. Here it is, building on, and sometimes you have to stand back this weather front brought a bit of and sometimes you have to stand back and say, goodness me, what is cloud yesterday evening. 0vernight, happening . This is grouse shooting one or two showers. For most places, 2020 style in scotland, on an estate through today, certainly this morning, it will be dry, with some there. A pronunciation for you here, lovely spells of sunshine after the mist and fog clears away and any john. Front page of the sun this early showers across the south east. Morning, im a celebrity, me out a muggy start, south and south east, of. Ck. Its that place. I am a a fresh start in the west. The winds will be light for all areas today, a more north easterly for england and wales which means it will be cold liberty will set up camp in wales across the north sea coast. A very for the next series after the warm day for england and wales, mid to high 20s celsius. The heatwave pandemic forced the producers to abandon the australian jungle. Continues in the south east. The low im a celebrity. And and deck will to mid 30s further north. High teens shoot the 20th series in november in and low 20s with some sunshine. A ruined castle in the far flung north of the country. Ant and 0vernight it looks like we will see a bit of cloud rolling in across the dec. Daft is a brush, as in north sea into central and eastern parts of england. Maybe the odd daffodils. Do you think they have just got all the celebrities to sign shower. Another very uncomfortable a contract and then they told them, sorry, guys, not australia. Not that night for sleeping here, but cooler and fresher and scotland and theres anything wrong with north Northern Ireland. 0n wales. But in december . In an old and fresher and scotland and Northern Ireland. On sunday, we start off with rather grey castle . Wales. But in december . In an old castle . Might be a bit cold. Not conditions in central and eastern areas. That will burn away, most cold this weekend, though, is it . The front page of the daily mirror, places will be dry and sunny with light winds. Temperatures around the sun, sea and standstill. They are talking about beaches being ramped, seasonal average in the north. That is the high 20s, early 30s. 0nce travel chaos as we flocked to the coast. Coastguard urging lots of us again heatwave continues for part to stay away from some beaches on the south coast this weekend because they are too busy. Ijust want two of the weekend. As we head out the south coast this weekend because they are too busy. I just want to draw your attention to this. The of sunday into next week, we will daily mirror. 0ne start to see this slow pushing up draw your attention to this. The daily mirror. One of the situations we have all been in. Had a look at from the near constant. That will this. This is a naked sunbathe are feed woman front area in towards the uk, and we are likely to see pretty dashing through a public park in big thunderstorms developing. Some pursuit of a wild boar. Dont you could be severe with large hail and hate it when a wild boar tries to frequent lighting. Next week there is an increasing chance of these steal your laptop when you are thunderstorms developing, but naked . Steal your laptop when you are naked . Thankfully they uncertainty as to where that will be steal your laptop when you are naked . Thankfully they have covered up naked . Thankfully they have covered up his bits and bobs, but basically, he was in a naturist park in germany, a wild boar came and nicked occurring. Pretty much all areas of england and wales are at risk for his laptop bag, and there he is in these. The notice as we move through these. The notice as we move through the week that temperatures will be pursuit. No update as to weather he falling gradually. Nina and jon. Managed to get his laptop back, or weather the wild boar is currently we said we were going to clubs for using it. You, but i suppose it is claps of thunder. I love a thunderstorm. Really . Yeah, the drama of it. I daily mirror, i lost myjob and then used to like it but my dog hates it. £1 million yesterday day on the its terrified of it. When you say your dog, do you mean you . Yes, it lottery. David and his wife with is me hiding under the bed. From smartphones to tablets, their giant check, they are in children are forever being told Chipping Norton in 0xfordshire, and to spend less time on their screens. A big bottle of champagne, after but what about parents . Tough times, some big smiles. That we are sometimes even more guilty. Guilty as charged. Is the kind of story we need to hear a new project encouraging adults more of. Lets check in with stav, to put down their devices and talk it has been a hot one for us, good more to their children has been launched. 0ur correspondent, hywel griffith, went to meet one family morning . Morning, it has been hot, who are trying it out. Not for all of us across the hello daddy phones end up at the southeast it was extremely hot yesterday, and just exacerbated we had high humidity, this weekend is centre of family life. Further kate not looking too bad, High Pressure and the friends in cardiff it is a dominating so it should dry with plenty of sunshine for most of us way of staying in touch with her partner stephen when he works away. But just to recap yesterdays but it doesnt end there. |j extreme heat, which drifted up from the near continent, temperatures in partner stephen when he works away. But it doesnt end there. I am addicted, yeah. I check facebook parts of france in the low 40s straightaway as soon as i wake up in the morning, i am watching netflix celsius in that the brain area, with at three or 4am when i am feeding my source 36 at heathrow and kew son, iam honoured at three or 4am when i am feeding my son, i am honoured all the time. Gardens red area. It was hot wanting to change her ways, back in february kate agreed to take part in widely across central and southern an experiment. Receiving automated england, but not everywhere, much cooler and fresher in west wales and m essa g es to an experiment. Receiving automated into scotland. This is the area of messages to her mobile written from a childs point of view, reminding High Pressure i am talking about her to focus on alexandra and alfie. Through this weekend which will build in and produce a lot of dry it is coming from the children. It weather, we have some variable cloud is coming from my family as well. Amount, some mist and fog as well, a the messages were developed by few showers south east, these will tend to clear away and enter most of us as we speech therapist michelle for the tend to clear away and enter most of us as we head through the morning and afternoon, will be dry with Greater Manchester combined plenty of sunshine. A bit of a authority. The whole idea is to get the family talking. When a message different wind direction, from the is in the words of the child the north east, which means it will be pa rent is in the words of the child the parent sees it from the childs cooler across the north east coast point of view, they can put north sea coast, but across themselves in their shoes and they have an empathetic response to it. Central, southern england wales, the middle and southwards, into the mid so that they can feel how it must feel for that child, to be high middle and southwards, into the mid mgh20 middle and southwards, into the mid high 20 celsius, low to mid 30s and the south east, the heat continues experiencing the use of the devices. Across scotland and Northern Ireland and very pleasant cells of sunshine. A few days and several messages later, kate has started to see a a bit of cloud building into central parts of england which will link it difference. We have been doing a lot in the heat so it will be another more homework together and a lot very warm and muggy night, a bit more homework together and a lot more playing together. Im hoping by the end of this trial, then i will more fresh for scotland and Northern Ireland, better sleeping than it will be in the south east. So sunday definitely have been using my phone a lot less. Six months later we came sta rts will be in the south east. So sunday starts off with a little bit cloud across central and eastern parts, a back to kate and the family. They shower or two around but most places had been through lockdown together, will be dry through the day, as you and something of a transformation. Can see a lot of sunshine, cooling stephen no longer works away, and breeze along the north sea coast, the mobile phone is nowhere to be heading further inland again, the heat wave continues in the seen. I think we have done really south east, 33 34, much more well, considering what is going on pleasa nt south east, 33 34, much more pleasant further north. The and the fact that you are not High Pressure drifts northwards as allowed out, i am stuck i have stuck to it. I might be on it for we had into next week, as an area of ten minutes when i have a little low pressure starts to put up from break, but the majority of the time the near continent, that will start you are running up to your children and alexandra is very act even wants to draw warm thundery air to many to do stuff all the time, play areas, so to draw warm thundery air to many areas, so next week there is an increasing chance some dolls, drawing, plays out the thunderstorms, which could be pretty back. Bless you. How much do you severe when heavy rain and the chance of some large hail, but they think mummy is on the phone, is he will be a lot of dry and sunny on the phone more or less . Less. She weather around as well, but you will notice i have monday to friday next is on the phone less . |j on the phone more or less . Less. She is on the phone less . I think we week on the temperature is beginning have all realise the benefits. We to fall, tickling england and wales, are talking, everyone elses returning back closer to the normally staring at the screens. We seasonal norm. Is acutely for england and wales. Particularly. Work as a family now, its good. And so for this family that little nudge seems to have worked, taking a as weve been hearing, some cinemas are back open screen break has helped bring them but what are they showing . Its time now for the film together. Review with anna smith. Good on them for giving it a go. Good on them for giving it a gom isa good on them for giving it a gom is a good idea. A really good idea. I found myself guilty of saying to my son that you cant have the tv hello, and welcome to the film review with me, and the ipad at the same time, anna smith. Im filling in for mark kermode knowing that i do all the time. To review this weeks releases. First up, a film thats on digital and in some theres more help and advice for parents and guardians on the bbcs tiny happy people website cinemas now, perfect 10. At bbc. Co. Uk tinyhappypeople. I will definitely be having a look a gritty british drama in the vein at that later. The problem is you of Andrea Arnolds fish tank. Have to go on your phone to look at it stars frankie box the website. Not the kids though. As a 14 year old gymnast called and now its time leigh who suddenly discovers she has for the travel show. Its been 75 years, but an older half brother. Survivors argue their memories of Nuclear Attack still need to be heard. This week hiroshima and nagasaki and the anniversary too important to cancel. Dad . And rajan gets to grips with the new gadgets designed for a perfectly socially are you leigh . Distanced holiday. Frankie lives outside brighton with a neglectful father she rarely sees. I have come to a city injapan thats known all around she loves gymnastics, but shes the world, but its known picked on by the other girls. Forjust one event the devastation and destruction whenjoe knocks on the door announcing that hes her brother caused by an American Nuclear and hes come to live with them, bomb dropped on this city 75 its the first leigh has even heard of him. Hes given me permission years ago this month to come stay here, so. Here i am, leigh. During the final days but instead of resenting joe, of the second world war. Today, though, much of whos played by fellow hiroshima looks like any other newcomer alfie deegan, japanese city. In fact, coronavirus this lonely teen finds hope and solace in his company, aside, its doing well. Hanging out with him and his mates on their mopeds. Not really for little girls. I take it thats why you cant do it. Leigh, hey. She didnt mean that. Its an absorbing depiction of enforced intimacy in very this exhibition shows how difficult family circumstances. The city has blossomed since. Aside from leighs sympathetic gym teacher, gemma, adults are very much in the background, allowing these young performers to develop their characters and the complex feelings theyre experiencing. Leighs growing fixation with her brother leads to some uncomfortable, intense moments. Theres thematic Common Ground with carol morleys excellent film the falling here. Each august the city but the overriding mood commemorates the event. Is of tenderness and hope. Scottish writer director eva riley but as this years big 75th is definitely one to watch. Anniversary approached, coronavirus had severely restricted what was possible. This weeks biggest cinema release is called an american pickle. Its a comedy starring seth rogen in two different roles, as an Eastern European immigrant who wakes up 100 years in the future and his great grandson. In 1919, factory worker so this is to remember the dead. Herschel greenbaum falls this is in honour of those who died and families come here and offer prayers for the souls of those who died. Into a vat of pickles and is miraculously at hiroshimas peace park, preserved, waking up in present day brooklyn, where his only surviving relative an area that was once one is a hipster called ben, who tries to help herschel of the citys busiest commercial hubs but was adjust to modern living. Flattened by the blast has been made into a focus greenbaum for its annual commemorations. After the pair have an unlikely about 60,000 or 70,000 people fall out, herschel reinvents himself were killed on that day as a pickle salesman, which leads to amusing and mostly because of observations about our fickle the radiation and injuries up and faddish culture. To 100,000 people died mm, yeah, thats by the end of 1945. Straight from the devil. But the tone then shifts wildly in whats been the effect and often, flitting from fish on hiroshima today . Out of water comedy it has scarred the city. To absurdist humour to political satire. People were terrified it eventually settles into a kind of radiation and people stayed away from hiroshima. Of soul searching jewish family drama that feels very personal to its screenwriter, people who were from here were discriminated against and it simon rich, who adapted took the town a long time to this from his rebuild but in its rebuilding novella called sell 0ut. One of its focuses was youre not alone. On trying to seek to eliminate Nuclear Weapons in the world. Following a long tradition of actors so its really always remained a central defining aspect playing against themselves, of this citys experience rogen handles multiple roles well. Hes more Michael Keaton in multiplicity then Jean Claude Van damme and the citys focus. In double impact, and strong visual effects and costumes aid the illusion. Is this your mother . No, thats also david bowie. The testimony of survivors here can reveal japans but hes working with limited difficult relationship with memories of the second world characters, and his Old Fashioned war. Immigrant routine feels uncomfortably stereotypical in a film that preaches tolerance towards other cultures. Ive had my seth rogen moments, but this isnt one of them. The number of survivors are dwindling every year and this years ceremonies will be the last significant anniversary many will attend. But despite the limitations placed on proceedings next up, papicha, a spirited drama because of the pandemic, set in 19905 algiers and inspired many are still eager to come out and tell their story. By real events during the civil war. Its a story of friendship, rebellion and resistance, with equal amounts heartache and joy. Lyna khoudri stars as nedjma, whos known as papicha. Shes a lively, modern student who dreams of becoming a fashion designer. Thanks to a well practised system of subterfuge, she and her friends regularly dodge curfew and go out clubbing, dancing as if they dont have a care in the world. The films infectious Youthful Energy and musical rhythms recall films like celine sciammas girlhood, but as mounia meddours film reminds us, jihadist danger is always around the corner. Islamic extremist posters on campus tell women to cover up from head to toe or they will and its notjust personal testimonies which have a part be taken care of. Sudden devastating hit to play in this years events. Scenes have the power of a classic mafia movie. Across the city, a piano tuner was preparing his special piano that had been exposed its an important film that has plenty to say about gender, to the blast 75 years ago power, trauma and resilience. For this years scaled down and lyna khoudri is a true star. Ceremony in the peace park. Well next see her in Wes Andersons film the french dispatch. Papicha is on digital and in some cinemas now. A different perspective on extremism comes from young ahmed, the story of a teenager who plots to assassinate his teacher. This is directed byjean pierre and luc dardenne, the belgian brothers whose realist dramas are beloved by the cannes film 0n 6 august, the peace park festival, where they won ceremony went ahead, for best director last year. But with a socially distanced setup, allowing just 10 of the 11,000 attendees that were originally anticipated. Played by gifted young actor idir ben addi, ahmed is a muslim 13 year old who frustrates his mother by refusing to shake his teachers hand. Radicalised by a local imam, ahmed believes his tutor is an infidel, and events take a dramatic turn. Ahmed ends up injuvenile detention. He claims to be repentant, but is that really the case . Its a thought provoking premise. And there are revealing scenes and charming scenes, too, at the farm where ahmed is assigned to work. But there are a frustrating chunks missing from the plot, and the ending feels simplistic and abrupt. So, this isnt up there with dardenne classics like the kid with a bike. Ahmed young ahmed is on demand now. Yeah, i thought we should get a drink. Im not drinking. I know. 0k. I thought. I thought with the world slowly returning you could watch me drink. To some kind of normality, its only natural that people oh, thats sounds so fun. Are wondering where they can go yeah. On their next trip. But what do you do if you want you know, you can have to remain socially distanced from others but are a virgin tequila and soda. Still desperate for some kind of holiday . Well rajan might just a soda water . Yeah, take the tequila away, have the answer. Thats a soda water. Do you want to have a soda thanks carmen. Water and watch me drink . Well yes, with fears back to hollywood and of a second imminent wave endings beginnings, in which Shailene Woodley of the virus and spikes being plays a young woman, reported across the globe, daphne, in a complicated love triangle the idea of social distancing with jack, played by 50 while travelling does sound shades starjamie dornan, like a good one. And frank, played by avengers conventional crowded summer hotspots like beaches, star sebastian stan. Theme parks and busy cities are being avoided by many this girl definitely has a type. People in favour of more rural locations to allow for social distancing. So with all of this going on, after meeting the pair its hardly surprising that separately at a party, daphne is confused about her some fun but pretty feelings and ends up unconventional ways of travelling are entangled with them both. Rising in popularity. Around the world, businesses have been creating innovative ways what could, on paper, for people to still have fun be a comedy film or an erotic thriller is actually travelling while remaining safe. A very straightfaced rambling drama with muttering according to manufacturers, semi improvised performances. It is refreshing to see a film centring around a complex female character the ququ camping module whos going through challenging emotional times. Daphne is fresh from a break up, is a mini mobile home in a box, shes struggling to get work which means everything you need and trying to give up alcohol. Is in one place to set off on a wild adventure without seeing a single soul if thats your thing. How easy is that to turn but despite events being ostensibly this into a mobile home . Shown through her point of view, lets do it. The depths of her character developed by a husband and wife remain a mystery. Duo in germany in 2011, its not as engaging the boxes are now being used as director drake doremuss previous romantic drama, all over the globe. Like crazy, so its main well, voila amazing. Appeal will probably be for fans of its cast. Endings, beginnings as easy as that. Is on digital now. If youd rather watch a dark playful thriller from the 90s, tell me, where did may i recommend the game, the idea come from . Prior to this, pretty the David Fincherfilm thats available on blu ray now. Much if someone wanted so, what brings you to town, conrad . To use their own vehicle, everything all right . The game, of course, it was our bed, mattresses, stars michael douglas, who in 1997, was the actor of choice to play it was air bed, mattresses, wealthy entitled men with few lying on a cold floor redeeming qualities. Not very convenient, not all of their kit nicholas van 0rton is one of these. In one space. Its a proper stove. It will allow you to have an adventure effectively this is for you. You shouldnt have. His brother, conrad, in the vehicle you already own, and be able to social played by sean penn, gives him a mysterious distance if you needed gift for his birthday, an Interactive Game for the man to or wished to. Who has everything. And moving directly from call that number. The campsite to the open water. Why . What if i told you you could it will make your life fun. Buy a caravan and you could move from land to water the idea is that the game interacts and sail it out to sea . With nicholass real life, kind of james bond and there are elaborate surprises around every corner. For campers, right . As nicholas becomes increasingly frustrated and scared, the plot thickens and twists abound. Tell me, where did the idea for the sealander come from . Its an intriguing watch and Deborah Kara Unger is terrific as the enigmatic hitchcockian blonde. My goal was to bring a new and innovative craft to an Old Fashioned if youre a fan of indie caravan market for people movies, then good news, looking for more freedom and more flexibility in their leisure time. The Sundance Film Festival london this solution is a kind is online this weekend of dream of everybody, and available throughout the uk. So its notjust physical, its also symbolic for possibilities to follow your own path. I guess ultimately daniel, people like that stuff. Sounds good, yeah. The digital celebration features the beauty of this is you can travel three films from this years Sundance Film Festival in the us, all of them premiering across land and in water at specific times online. Without actually getting out theres uncle frank, starring paul betta ny. Luxor starring andrea riseborough. And meeting other people. Thats the soul of our product. And boys state, the film that won this years grand jury you are free to do whatever you want prize for documentary. And wherever you want. With Hotel Occupancy rates down finally, a date for the diary. Globally and the virus not showing any signs of leaving us anytime soon, is the uptrend and socially distant the 1970 film, elvis travelling a fad . Thats the way it is, i dont think it will be in cinemas for one night will be a trend. On thursday the 13th of august. I feel that the quicker we find a vaccine, there why cant you see, oh. Is a possibility we will go back to as it was before. The documentary mixes i think if it takes longer, fascinating rehearsal footage we will actually learn with electrifying performances a lesson about this. Filmed over six shows in vegas. We will appreciate travel more. Everything has become very homogenous, and the reason behind travelling in the first the sight of women queuing up place is that we wanted to kiss elvis during love me tender to explore and see something different, not something might feel a bit weird the same, and i think weve in current times, but numbers like suspicious minds take you right into the room lost the plot about this way. Of the International Hotel in vegas, with screaming girls at the front and cary grant in the what kind of activities or holidays can you see prospering in the future back at the vip area. In this world . Thanks for watching the film review with me, 0utdoor travel will become big. Anna smith. Adventure travel will become big. Stay safe, touring holidays where i will be back next week. You have small groups so about four or five do you know how dangerous that is . People per guide. Theres a lot of stuff on our doorstep that looks like its overseas. Mrvan orton . Is everything all right . One of my favourite countries in the world is canada. Fine. 00 29 34,679 4294966103 13 29,430 its. Fine. I absolutely adore it. Now im not going to go to it this year, but scotland is like a mini canada. So theres a lot of places that will resonate, and weve got plenty of opportunity to socially distance, whatever our budget. Your dog, do you mean you . Yes, it is me hiding under the bed. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today britain calls on france to take tougher action to stop migrants crossing the channel in boats. Iamata i am at a Childrens Museum in halifax as it becomes mandatory to wear a Face Covering in more places in england and scotland, including museums and cinemas, unless you have an exemption. I will be finding out how things will work here. A warning to steer clear of packed beaches amid concerns about social distancing, as the heatwave looks set to continue. Manchester city finish off the job in the Champions League. They had to wait 163 days to do it, but city beat beat real madrid to reach the quarterfinals. Good morning to you. The heatwave continues across parts of the south east but its not going to be hot everywhere. A little bit cooler and fresher further north and west, but with High Pressure, we should see a good deal of sunshine both today and tomorrow. Joined me later and ill have all the details. Its saturday, august the 8th. Our top story the government says it wants france to do more to stop migrants crossing the channel in small boats. Hundreds have arrived in recent days and local authorities in kent say they are having to deal with a Record Number of children travelling alone. 0ur correspondent Charlotte Gallagher has this report. A group of migrants making the journey across the channel. But these are just a fraction of the people who made it to the uk this week. More than 130 yesterday, and a new daily record of 235 on thursday. The home secretary, priti patel, had pledged to crack down on these kinds of crossings, but the tide certainly isnt turning at the moment. Now the government is to ask french authorities to take tougher action on migrants trying to reach the uk. Writing in the daily telegraph, the immigration minister chris philp says he also wants french officials to intercept more boats out to sea. But as discussions continue, many more people are likely to make the journey. Lets just be very candid about this. These are people from poorer countries who want a better life for themselves. I would probably do the same. But they are people who have travelled through multiple safe countries. These are relatively wealthy people who have paid people smugglers thousands and thousands of dollars to get there. The numbers of people trying to make the voyage is putting pressure on border force boats. Small boat migration has become very popular, and is particularly successful. You only have to try a minority of times to get across on a small boat. Chris philp says he will meet french officials soon to discuss what he describes as dangerous, illegal and unnecessary crossings. But many others will make the voyage before any agreement is reached. Charlotte gallagher, bbc news. 0ur reporter simonjones is in dover this morning. Simon, you were at sea yesteday filming migra nts boats as they headed towards the white cliffs. Have you seen similar scenes this morning . Well, it is a beautiful morning here in dover. And if you look out towards the channel, it is incredibly calm once again. So i think it is said to be another busy day for the coastguard, for the lifeboat, and also for the border force. This time yesterday on brea kfast, force. This time yesterday on breakfast, i was out at sea. We were shuttering a boat with 17 people on board. But was motoring towards the kent coast. It actually broke down in sight of the white cliffs of dover and the people aboard had to be brought to sure by the border force. But for them, be brought to sure by the border force. But forthem, really, it was job done. By setting foot on british soil they will be able to start an asylu m soil they will be able to start an asylum claim. Speaking to people here locally, they are asking, what is going to be done about this . They are saying, ways and more being done by the french to patrol the coastline. The french say, we can do that, but we need more british cash. People asking why the boats are not being turned around in the channel by the french, the french seem relu cta nt to by the french, the french seem reluctant to do this for safety reasons. They are also asking why, once people arrive here, are they not being sent back to france, because that is where they come from . This is proving difficult. Because if you look at the figure since january of last year, some 5500 migrants have reached the uk by boat, so far, only around 155 people have been returned to mainland europe. Now, the government says it is going to try to speed up these returns. There is a flight that is due next week to take people back to france and germany. But certainly, this is a tricky situation. But people here say with this weather, they cannot see any immediate end to it. Thank you, simon. We will put some of those questions to the government later. 0ur political correpondent matt cole is in the london newsroom. Simon touched on it there, the complexity of responsibility over this and the political questions around that . Yes, good morning, nina. The government is certainly talking tough on this. Some strong language. The home secretary, priti patel, and immigration minister chris philp appearing to co ordinate language, both calling the numbers crossing the channel shameful. They both say they want to make the crossing unviable. But they say it is difficult. They say there are legal, legislative and operational obstacles legislative and operational o bsta cles to legislative and operational obstacles to doing this, and i simon was just saying, there obstacles to doing this, and i simon wasjust saying, there is obstacles to doing this, and i simon was just saying, there is a flight on wednesday back to europe. As simon wasjust saying. On wednesday back to europe. As simon was just saying. That is taking at least 20 people back. But compared to the Record Number of people arriving on wednesday, 235, thatis people arriving on wednesday, 235, that is not a lot. But the government will hold meetings in paris with french officials. They wa nt paris with french officials. They want more to be done to stop boats leaving and more done to intercept boats. There has been some talk, even, of getting the British Military to backup border force. No announcement on that, but this is certainly an issue climbing up the political agenda. Matt, thank you. Lancashire police says extra officers are being deployed to preston to enforce new lockdown restrictions which come into force today. Residents from different households wont be allowed to meet in each others homes or gardens, or to mix in pubs and restaurants. It follows a spike of cases in the city, particularly among younger people. Just under half of the cases are under30, or30, the United Nations is warning of a humanitarian disaster in lebanon, with widespread medicine and Food Shortages, after this weeks explosion in the capital, beirut. 154 people are now known to have died in the blast and thousands more were injured. More than 300,000 people have been made homeless. 0ur correspondent tom bateman is in beirut. Tom, we know there are protests planned for later today. What will they be demanding . It doesnt stop being so shocking when we see these pictures. How is the beginning of this repair and recovery operation getting under way . Well, it is slow and it is hugely challenging, john, not least because of the force of that blast, from what was behind me the grain silo, now in an area that has been effect of lead vaporised. All below there, where the docks were, dc has flooded in. It is extremely difficult for rescue workers, with many flying in from other countries. And for the families of the missing, the grief and despair goes on. I was speaking to one man whose cousin was a worker on the port. They have heard nothing since they got messages from him at the time, saying that he was running towards the fire to help others. He told me yesterday that for four days and four nights he has waited at the gates of the port and still had no news. He is angry. And i think were going to see much more about anger on the streets of beirut, a major protest planned later, an Anti Government demonstration in which organisers are calling for revenge against their leaders, who they see, whom they blame for the kind of incompetence or negligence but is believed to have contributed to the blast that took place here. Those people say they want to see a change, reviving the Anti Government protests which started late last year, and then run into this year as well. Tom bateman, thanks for that. Latest from beirut. The hot weather looks set to continue this weekend, but theres been a warning to steer clear of packed beaches amid concerns over social distancing. Several resorts urged people to stay away yesterday after overcrowding, and the coastguard said they were called out to dozens of incidents. Sophia seth has this report. Seeing crowds visit the coast on a hot day is not unusual for our emergency services, but yesterday the uk coastguard had 70 callouts by midday and that, they say, is above average for this time of year. And by the early evening, callouts had more than trebled. With temperatures reaching in excess of 30 degrees celsius in parts of the country, the rnli also called on beachgoers to follow water safety advice. For those people that might be holidaying in the uk for the first time in a while, the beach environment and the ocean environment that weve got here on the north coast of cornwall is very different to some of those holiday destinations in spain in the mediterranean. So its really important for us that we are able to help people understand what those differences are and what those challenges are, and we always urge people to swim between the red and yellow flags, which is the area patrolled by our lifeguards. It was notjust warnings in the water. Crowds descending onto beaches were advised to keep up their social distance. In some areas of dorset it got so busy beachgoers were told to go home, as resorts and car parks reached capacity. Bournemouth, christchurch and Poole Councils mobile beach app showed 19 of its 24 beaches were under red alert by the afternoon, warning people to avoid the area as safe social distancing would not be possible. But despite being busy, the council said it was manageable, it had extra patrols in place, first aid stations in key locations, and marshals to help with parking. The hot weather is set to continue for this weekend, with a Heat Health Warning from Public Health england remaining in place. And we will be speaking to a lifeguard later on, because they have that extra layer of responsibility now, dont they . Keeping the ocean safe but also having to keep their distance. And they have extra layers of ppe. I was filming with some lifeguards earlier this week and they needed gloves and aprons advisors, they are all kitted out, and that is delaying the work they can do as well. And in that heat, as well. Yeah. Speaking of that, and coverings, it is compulsory to wear Face Coverings on public transport and shops across much of the uk, and from today we will need one in Public Places like museums and cinemas in england and scotla nd museums and cinemas in england and scotland as well. We can now talk to our business corespondent katy austin who is at eureka, the National Childrens museum in halifax. Are they already for the change . All all ready. Yes, good morning, they are. This Childrens Museum is preparing to open today for the first time in more than four months. It is the kind of place you might come with the family for an educational day out. Yes, museums like this one are on the list of attractions and Business Premises when members of the public will need to wear a Face Covering, in england and scotland, from today. Unless of course you have an exemption to do with health or disability. Also, children under 11 dont need to wear one in england, and children under five dont need to wear one in scotland. Now, also on that list are cinemas. More of them are starting to open across the uk now, with staff being brought back from thurlow to get used to the new laws, and welcome customers back in. I have been to one cinema to see how things are working there. The big screen is back. Ten of cinema chain vues 90 sites reopened yesterday, including this one in londons shepherds bush, afterfour months close. Are you a little bit excited . Too excited, to say a little bit what are you going to see . I am going to see dream build. Things are different, including 1 way systems and enhanced cleaning, booking online and getting your ticket on a mobile phone app are encouraged, and there is no pick and mix you. Now, in england and scotlands cinemas, based coverings are mandatory, although vue says it will not police them, recognising some people have valid exemptions. You do need to wear a Face Covering around most parts of the cinema, but while you are eating or drinking, for example munching your popcorn as you watch the film, you dont need to be wearing it, and seating is allocated in a way that there is a safe distance between different household groups. That does limit how many people can be at a showing. We will be running at about 50 capacity. It depends on the layout of the screen and the layout of the cinema itself as well, and the nature of the group sizes that come in. But will movie lovers who have watched more films on streaming services during lockdown, or have enjoyed drive in events, return the cinema . We know that there is pent up demand. We are aware everybody has been set at home on the sofas. We offer a great out of home experience, it is safe, we are open, we are ready for business. So were looking forward seeing our customers. Vues phased restart reflects what is happening across the country. Last weekend 272 uk sites were open around a third of the total. It is thought lockdown cost to the industry at least £500 million, and so far box office takings have been low, both because of the lower capacity and because blockbusters have been postponed. There are nine new releases this week, compared to 17 in the same week, compared to 17 in the same week last year. That might mean a bumper crop in 2021, but one expert says not all cinemas will survive until then. It is says not all cinemas will survive untilthen. It is a says not all cinemas will survive until then. It is a catch22. Says not all cinemas will survive untilthen. It is a catch22. Reopen and play to limited occupancy levels, which could be as low as 20 , and limited film content coming through, and especially in the uk, which has relied heavily on hollywood content as well as a mix of uk content, that is very difficult stop or stay enclosed, which is equally difficult. No revenue, staff on furlough, when the furlough scheme is starting to diminish. The cinema industry is confident people want to return. The Big Questions are whether they will be keen to see the old favourites currently on offer and, of course, how confident they are. Asi as i was saying earlier this Childrens Museum in halifax is opening for the first time in 4. 5 months, and i amjoined by opening for the first time in 4. 5 months, and i am joined by michelle from the museum to explain more. So things are a bit different here now you have reopened, what are some of the changes you have made . There are three major changes. The first being that all visitors now need to pre book their tickets, so you can no longerjust turn book their tickets, so you can no longer just turn up book their tickets, so you can no longerjust turn up and buy tickets at the door, you have to book them online first. And that enables us to limit the capacity within the building. So that we know we have a lwa ys building. So that we know we have always got a limited number of people and that is possible to socially distance within the building. And the third thing is that we really have a pnt on cleaning, so while we have been closed we have done high level clea ns, closed we have done high level cleans, deep clean and we are using an antiviral fogging system which we are doing every seven days, it is effective for 20 days, and that means all the nooks and crannies on things you can and play with a clean and safe. Because that is important when you have children around, they will touch things and play with things, how do you handle that in terms of exhibits, because some things are open and you can touch them, while other things are close and you cant touch them. The vast majority of things are open, the big galleries are open and the exhibits are open. In some cases where those exhibits depend on a fabric or soft covering we have had to close some of those, but it is a small number of those, but it is a small number of things that are closed, and a small number of smaller galleries remain closed but otherwise it is all open and it is a typical fund eureka experience. Fun. You are really relying on people to respect those rules when they come. We have three things we are asking people to do. The first one is to stick together as a family, the second one is to respect the rules, respect each other, and the third one is most importantly have fun. Thank you for joining most importantly have fun. Thank you forjoining us, michelle. The was like this it is important that they can get income in after being closed for so long but it is all about people respecting the rules when they do show up. Thank you very much indeed, we will checkin thank you very much indeed, we will check in with you later. Small steps back to normality. Heres stav with a look at the weather. So hot overnight, we barely got a wink. Same here, and it was really uncomfortable, temperatures in a few places did not get below 23 celsius. It was much more cooler and fresh from the north and west because of the north west of the uk is not under the influence of this heatwave, it is mainly across england and wales, in particular the south east, we saw temperatures yesterday reached 36 celsius, combined with the humidity it really was unbearable. Here is a selection of the places that also saw low to mid 30s, much cooler there for the isle of harris, temperatures their suppressed because of cloud and a few showers. This weekend is not looking too bad with High Pressure and it will be mainly dry across the board, once again we are still tapping into the extreme heat over the near continent, across southern and south eastern areas we will continue with the heatwave a very warm days and warm nights. A bit of cloud around this morning, one or two showers cloud around this morning, one or two s howe rs a cross cloud around this morning, one or two showers across the south east, that will tend to clear away along with mist and fog in those places will be sunnyjust an outside chance ofa will be sunnyjust an outside chance of a shower developing across the midlands, and north west england later in the day, most places should be dry. The wind coming from the north east so a bit cool across the north sea coast, further inland and much of england and wales it will be another very warm one, hot in the south east, temperatures high teens, low 20s, from northern england, scotla nd low 20s, from northern england, scotland and Northern Ireland. Tonight we will see an area of cloud rolling off the north sea into central and eastern parts of england, a little bit of drizzle there too but that will blanket in there too but that will blanket in the warmth, so another muggy night, particularly in the south east, fresher in scotland and Northern Ireland. Into sunday are largely fine and dry day, plenty of sunshine around, central and eastern parts of england, may the odd shower mixed in but the cloud will tend to melt away, it could stay a bit grey close to the north east coast, the north easterly breeze will be cooler, further inland very warm. Mid to high 20s widely, 3334 to london. As we move out of sunday into monday, next week without to see this country low move up from the near continent which will generate some powerful thunderstorms and heavy showers pretty much anywhere across the uk through next week, and if you catch one it could be really heavy with some torrential rain, risk of flooding and the chance of some large tail as well, but they will be a lot of warm sunshine as well, it wont be a com plete sunshine as well, it wont be a complete washout. You can see the capital city through next week, a lot of thunderstorms in places and the temperatures will begin to add away as we move further into the week. Some refreshing storms to follow. Maybe there will be relief after how close it was last night, thank you stav. Lets return to our main story today, and the news that britain is asking france to take tougher action against migrants who try to reach the uk illegally by crossing the channel in small boats and dinghies. Many of them set off from calais. 0ur europe reporter gavin lee is there now. Gavin, what sort of measures are in place at the moment we were talking to simonjones in dover about what is happening on this side of the channel. How are authorities in calais reacting to this crisis at the moment . First they are dealing with the sheer number of people which is unprecedented, French Police have told the bbc they havent dealt with more cases before ever, they are dealing for the month ofjuly alone with ten times the number of interceptions of migrants at sea than they were compared to the same period last year. If you look at the statistics now those making it to the uk, 4100 since the start of this year, and with the latest figure being 130 arriving in 13 boats yesterday, compare that to the year before with 1900, that is more than double. This where i am at the moment is about 20 miles east of calais, a beach in a harbour town, which is one of the places we are told migrants are setting off from, andi told migrants are setting off from, and i arrived on this beach, this was just after six oclock this morning, daybreak, we arrived and saw a group of around 20 migrants, some children as well, they were struggling with the boat for some time, they appeared to be overcrowded, it looked unsafe and they came back to shore, there appeared to be people moving back and forth between the sand dunes, possibly smugglers, and then the boat finally went out to sea. In this time there was no sense of any surveillance, we called the police, it looked unsafe, we call the police about 6 30 a. M. , but we have not seen any sight of the police, they said they were becoming here. We spoke to witnesses on the beach as well he said this was the third time this week, usually between four and 6am migrants are leaving. So there are Big Questions about surveillance, the French Police say they are increasing their interceptions, they say their interceptions, they say their interception rate now as of this year is 47 , last year it was 40 , so they are saying at the moment they are doing what they can. It is so political, migration is, the home secretary saying that the latest figures were shameful and she was calling for more action on the other side, on the french side of the channel where you are, how either french authorities react to that . Is it a highly political, contentious issue there as well . How are the french authorities reacting to that . It has for four or five or six years solid. I have been covering calais back and forth the last five or six years, at one point there were more than 10,000 people here in this camp, and the police cleared that camp, and the last few yea rs cleared that camp, and the last few years it has been about 1000 people. There are two sets of people, there are those with the money who can pay up are those with the money who can pay up to 5000 euros, £4000 to get on the boat and others who dont, who scraped together to get kayaks, very unseaworthy boats, and they have been making it across in more frequent numbers. Lorries, much of you now, success is breeding success , you now, success is breeding success, you now, success is breeding success, much fewer now. Gavin, thank you very much indeed, live in calais with the latest pictures and that report we will speak to you later. Around 60 homes have been evacuated as a huge fire continues to burn on chobham common in surrey. Smoke could be seen for miles after the fire broke out yesterday lunchtime. It also stopped play at wentworth golf course, which is next to the historic heathland. Lets get the latest from kasey beal, who is the assistant chief of surrey fire and rescue service. Good morning to you, just bring us the latest . Good morning to you, and just to bring you the latest on the incident it is still very active incident it is still very active incident out there at chobham common. The incident yesterday started around 12 30pm and spread to approximately 150 acres. As you mentioned 60 homes were evacuated, displacing approximately 120 individuals and i dont, i wouldnt be surprised if that number as far as the acreage would not be expected to grow this morning, and as for being able to put the drones back in the air. Go ahead. I wasjust going to say, is it under control, are you able to stop the spread . Last night we we re able to stop the spread . Last night we were able to contain the spread as faras any we were able to contain the spread as far as any Forward Movement to the north where a lot of those homes we re the north where a lot of those homes were located, we do anticipate as mentioned earlier on the weather broadcast, we do anticipate that this will flare up again today with the high temperatures, and the decreasing humidity, so we are anticipating that additional spread is possible but we feel confident that we will have the resources in place to take that response. Around 60 homes evacuated so far, potentially more . There is always the potential for more, i dont want to rule that out, right now we have identified the areas utilising natural fire breaks around the common and we have been able to take advantage of lying some additional hose lines overnight which have provided us a lot quicker turnaround on the water filling capabilities with appliances on scene. We anticipate being able to protect those homes, we dont hope for any further evacuations that we cant rule that out. What do you know, can you explain more about how the fire started . You explain more about how the fire started . Right now the causes undetermined and it be under investigation, we did have as re ce ntly investigation, we did have as recently as a couple of days ago on august five, we had another start in different area of the common just south of the m3, at the time of this fire being reported to ourjoint fire being reported to ourjoint fire control we had a unit patrolling that previous fire that was already out, and you can have an idea that as fast as the fire was able to spread with the unit already basically on the south end of the common, we dont have an idea of how that started but we are encouraging people as always to avoid any type of open or discarded smoking materials and to avoid any open barbecues at all cost. Thank you so much forjoining us, im sure it is a very busy time for you, we wish you the best with the fire. It is, and thank you. Lifeguards and coastguards and firefighters, it is a hot weekend and a lot of us are having a break but many are working very hard indeed. Later on we will catch up with a nurse. Four months ago, staff nurse Millie Magadlela was being applauded out of a covid 19 intensive care unit by her own colleagues. Now shes on her feet and back in work well speak to millie after 8 00. 0ne one of her colleagues said that she is so keen to back get back to work, and they have said to take it easy, a bit like you, john. We will have the headlines injust easy, a bit like you, john. We will have the headlines in just a second. Hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. Schools and colleges in england will receive £40 million to establish socially distanced transport for pupils when they return in september. The government wants to encourage students to avoid public transport to help reduce the risk of coronavirus cases. Were joined now by the schools minister, nick gibb. He has been announcing this this morning. Mrgibb, what he has been announcing this this morning. Mr gibb, what is the timescale for this . Is all this transport going to be up and running for the beginning of term injust a few weeks time . Yes. We want young people to be back in school, it is important for the education and important for the education and important for the education and important for their mental well being, to be with their friends and their teacher. But we want to deal with the issue of the constraints on public transport, with social distancing. So we are giving local authorities more than £40 million to increase capacity in dedicated home to school transport, coaches and so on, minibuses, so that children can get to school in a safe way. It has been a real concern, hasnt it, notjust in towns and cities but particularly in rural areas, where transport is limited and there has not necessarily been access. Are you confident you will have all areas of the country covered fairly and equally . Well, that is the aim of this funding for local authorities. These issues have to be dealt with ata these issues have to be dealt with at a local level, because the traveller its a very complicated. But we want to make sure there is that capacity for home to school transport, and on that transport, children will be, there will be hygiene rules, children will be expect that if possible to sit with their own year groups, and they are on those buses with the same children most days. It is not by public transport where you are meeting strangers on public transport. But we are confident that young people will be returning to school in september and we think it is important children resume their education. So when children are on those buses to school, will they have to wear masks . If they are over 11, we will be expect them to wear masks. We published guidance at the beginning ofjuly setting out the issues about how you keep children safe on those buses, again, sitting with their year groups if possible, in the same bubbles in which they are sitting when they are in school, and things like how you get onto the bus, how you disembark from the bus, the queueing system and so on, to make sure they are safe. And if the bus is not to school, you would expect them to be socially distancing in the bus. So if a child is on distancing in the bus. So if a child isona distancing in the bus. So if a child is on a bus to school they have to wear a mask, but when they get to school, with the same kit, they can ta ke school, with the same kit, they can take off their mask . They dont have to wear their mask in the classroom . Thats right. There is a whole raft of other measures we have introduced in schools to ensure we minimise the risk of transmission. Extra cleaning of surfaces, or by hand washing and hygiene, keeping children in those bubbles, Primary School and value group and secondary school, but even within that year group, to minimise contact between pupils, any unnecessary contact between pupils. Staggering lunch breaks, staggering playtime is and so on. All those measures are designed to minimise the risk of the spread of the virus within the school environment. But on buses, it is about what you can do to reduce the risk. The advice we have had about Wearing Masks in schools if is that if they are not competently handled, you can actually increase the risk of hurting the virus by having masks on all day in the school environment. So we know that children will be seeing the same children day in and day out in those bubbles, so the advice that we have had from Public Health england that Face Coverings not necessary within the school environment. But putting the same kids and out of those bus routes as well, isnt it . It is confusing and it seems contradictory, and too many of seems like the government is a lwa ys of seems like the government is always playing catch up on masks. Initially we were told there was no need for masks, then we were told there was no need for masks in shops, and now we have to wear them in shops. We were told there was no needin in shops. We were told there was no need in cinemas or museums, and today that changes. I wonder, how long is it before actually, children are wearing them in schools, and that has been turned around as well . Well, we are led by the science and the advice from Public Health england and the chief medical officer at every stage. And of course this is a new virus, a new phenomenon, and so in terms of catch up, of course, scientists are learning all the time about how this virus spreads and what measures we can do to ensure we minimise the risk. Can we turn our attention to the migrant crisis in the channel . You are a south coast and for yourself. You will know the sensitivities, and the bbc has more pictures this morning of more boats a p pa re ntly pictures this morning of more boats apparently leaving calais and heading across the channel towards the uk, with reports in the paper this morning but the government is talking about intercepting some of these are boats and doing more, putting more pressure pressure on the french authorities to tackle things. Intercepting boats in the channel doesnt necessarily sound very safe and people have concerns about that. This is a very serious issue. It is a dangerous way to enter the united kingdom, even on a calm and sunny day like today, it is still a dangerous crossing, and we feel it is far better for people, rather than paying people traffickers huge sums of money to make that dangerous crossing, they should be seeking asylum in france, which is a safe country. And the home secretary is determined to make this an unviable route, and that is why she has been having discussions with her counterparts in france, why chris philp will be speaking to his counterpart next week about the french preventing people from leaving france in the first place. And then we have the issues about intervention on boats that do set sailfrom france. Intervention on boats that do set sail from france. The intervention on boats that do set sailfrom france. The home intervention on boats that do set sail from france. The home secretary has said she is determined to do it but she has said that quite a lot of times over the last year or so. Successive home secretaries have said they want to tackle this, and yet the situation seems to be getting worse. Well, there are a lot of legal barriers that we have to do cross. In order to deal with this issue. That is why we are having these detailed discussions with the french government, in order to tackle this problem. But we are determined to tackle it, you know, from a humanitarian point of view, as much as from immigration point of view, because this is a dangerous way, crossing the channel is dangerous, people die. But we also have to deal with the people traffickers, and we have been successful in making sure that we have caught some groups of people traffickers, making sure that they face our justice traffickers, making sure that they face ourjustice system, but you are right, these are complicated issues. The government is determined, in conjunction with working with our french counterparts, to tackle it. The Times Newspaper this morning reporting that the government is considering pushing back some of these migrant boats, as happens in australia, when boats approach the coast, sort of pushing them back towards france. Is that seriously under consideration . Well, the government is looking at, well, what they logical maritime assets, which in layman s terms means boats. How can we use those maritime assets in order to prevent people from crossing the channel in such a dangerous way. So we are looking at all options. And that would be one of them . Well, looking at how we use maritime assets to prevent people from crossing the channel, because firstly it is dangerous, and secondly it is illegal, and the government is determined that we are going to restore legality to our immigration system and prevent people from making that dangerous crossing, and that will involve, well, we are looking at involving the use of boats and preventing boats from crossing the channel. While we have got you with us, and going back to educational matters, the next couple of weeks are going to see students getting their a level results, and then a week later, the gcse results. Lots of people have looked at the situation in scotland last week and they really fear they are going to be downgraded, a lot of students. And that may the exam process, the review process, without exams, will not really give kids the fair results that they think they deserve, especially in poorer areas. Can you reassure them they will not be penalised . Yes, i can. We took the decision to cancel exams in march, when we had to close schools, and we knew that we had to deal with this pandemic stop we did not want children, young people, their life chances delayed. We wanted them to be able to move onto the next stage of their career, whether that was two sixths form or to university or couege two sixths form or to university or college or an apprenticeship. We didnt want to have to wait a year and take the exams the following year. So we had to come up with a method that enabled them to have grades, to have those qualifications awarded this year. Nothing is better than actually sitting the exam. But the regulator, fall, has come up with a sophisticated system which involves teachers working out what pupils would have got, had they sat the exam. Putting those pupils in ranked order within each grade, submitting the data to the exam boards, and then we have a system called standardisation, to ensure that there is consistency between schools and that the overall grades awarded this year are consistent with previous years. So that it is fair, and so that the qualifications this year are regarded as valuable as any other year. That was our objective. So there is an appeals process , objective. So there is an appeals process, as you have described, where the school can demonstrate that the data on which the standardisation model is based is valid. It is a high bar. Sorry, comedy schools can appeal. But a student cant appeal. And their family cant appeal. And a lot of them are really upset about that, but the individual circumstances, that may be a child and their family only know about, that cannot get through that appeals process . Well, the majority of students will receive the grade that was predicted by their teacher, and those insta nces by their teacher, and those instances where grades will be changed, off coal has said it will be changed by no more than one grade, and there is flexibility. What matters is not the teacher prediction versus what they are actually awarded, what matters is, do they get on, can that young person go onto the next stage their career . That is what we should be looking at. And the universities, we have been talking to the universities about being more flexible in terms of the offer is that they have given, and when young people miss those offers, can they be more flexible . They have said they can be. So that is the issue. This is not the best system. The best system is for young people to ta ke best system is for young people to take the exams. But it is a sophisticated system that we believe in the regulator off coal believes isafair in the regulator off coal believes is a fair system. 0fqual. 0ne that will reflect the ability of those young people. Now, because it is not the actual exam, because this is not the actual exam, because this is not the actual exam, because this is not the actual system, they will of course be cases where the wrong grade has been awarded, and that is why there is this appeal process that the schools can take, to provide evidence that the data it is based on is not a valid. But also, of course, there is the ability of young people to actually take the exam. We have introduced a special autumn season of both gcses and a levels, so they can actually take the exam, so that if they remain unhappy with the grade they have been awarded, and there is no risk in taking the exam, because they will have the highest of either the result from the exam they take all the calculations grade that has already been awarded. Speaking of correcting details that might be wrong, sorry, this is a bit unfair, ijust want wrong, sorry, this is a bit unfair, i just want to get absolute clarity because you were on breakfast earlier this week and i know you had a bit of flak for talking about the covid tests of 300,000 plus and there was confusion about that. Can be established that was wrong . That was incorrect . Is that right . |j dont know what you are referring to, but that was Testing Capacity for over 300,000 tests per day which will rise to 500,000. |j for over 300,000 tests per day which will rise to 500,000. I think on brea kfast you will rise to 500,000. I think on breakfast you said there were 335,000 people being tested, and thatis 335,000 people being tested, and that is not a figure that had been published before by the government, and there was some suggestion that was not correct, but i think we have established. That is correct. It is. The capacity, not the numbers of tests . Is. The capacity, not the numbers of tests . 0k. Nick gibb, thank you very much indeed. Got to the bottom of that one, i think. There is an appeals process. Sorry . There is an appeals process. Sorry . There is an appeals process. The top flight Rugby Union Season resumes on friday, and now there are plans to allow the sport to return at the grass roots level in the coming weeks, although without tackles. John watson is at twickenham to tell us more. Good morning, john. Explain all . Yes, good morning. As you say, a return of grassroots rug, but not quite the game as we know it. Still no full contact training and no tackles. But what we are seeing todayis tackles. But what we are seeing today is a return of larger groups training, which means rugby players can get back playing the game in which they love. As you say, we only had but one solid return date for the game in mens rugby, would the premiership getting under way in about a week. Bill sweeney is the ceo of the rfa, and hejoins us this morning. You might be able to shed some light on when we can potentially see full contact rugby and those matches being played in clu b and those matches being played in club rugby . This is a step in the direction of getting there. It is the first time we have been able to get larger groups of players competing against each other. We have had to take some of the contact of the game away, around the scrum and rock. Hopefully this goes onto the stage where we can have greater levels of normal rugby resuming. And i suppose rugby is feeling the financial hit as much as many other sports. When that there is obvious the a huge financial hit that the game is taken, a huge loss in revenue, and unfortunately for the rfu that means job losses, as you have announced this week . Yeah, it is very, very tough. The lockdown came in march 23 last match was against wales on march seven. So we have missed all the events we would normally have over the summer period. And when you shut down twickenham, our primary source of income, it is pretty tough. So we are projecting various different scenarios, but we could lose about £107 million worth of revenue in this financial year. So that is very tough and we have had to cut costs accordingly, and we have announced 141 positions at risk this week. It is terrible. We know the premiership returns next week and as well as that we are also seeing the combination of the six nations culmination of the six nations culmination of the six nations which was cut short. We will have a warm up game against the barbarians on the 20th of october and we will play against italy in rome on the 31st, so we are in contention to win the championship. How difficult has this time been because as we know it has been a troubling time for all involved, a lot of sports, but some relief now that we are seeing players back out on the field. It is fantastic, we have grasshoppers here from down the road, 22 kids here playing a different version of the game, terrific to see them on the pitch and playing rugby again. It gives us some optimism in a very difficult time. Many thanks for your time on the programme. It is always slightly an eerie atmosphere when you are stuck inside an empty stadium, but saying that you always know that perhaps it is before a Big International fixture or a big perhaps it is before a Big Internationalfixture or a big game to come and you know the crowds will be piling in here over the coming days. It is strange to think though that currently we still dont know when this place will be back down again, and we will be seeing fans admitted back into the home of rugby here at twickenham to watch a game. Nonetheless, it is great that it is backin nonetheless, it is great that it is back in some capacity, isnt it. Absolutely. Thank you. With a crowd of one, john is the crowd. All right. Heres stav with a look at the weather. It will be sunny for some of us but stormy and others. Good morning, thatisit stormy and others. Good morning, that is it in a nutshell, it will be hot and sunny for some of us, for many of us in fact, sunny this weekend thanks to the high and we do have an increased chance of thunderstorms as we move into next week, more in a moment. Lets recap yesterdays fierce heat, it wasnt everywhere, you will notice the lighter colours across the north west, mainly across the south east we saw temperatures reach 36 degrees in the capital, much cooler and fresher further north and west. This morning we start off with a mixed picture, mostly dry and sunshine, some cloud across central and south eastern areas, shower or two likely to develop this afternoon across north wales and north midlands, north west england but here we will see that high temperatures again, mid to high 20s, low to mid 30s again in the south east, more comfortable for scotla nd south east, more comfortable for scotland and Northern Ireland, 19 22 degrees. There will be a cooler breeze blowing down the north sea coast. Tonight that breeze will bring in some cloud to central and Eastern England, may be some drizzle around and that will blanket in the warmth and it will be another humid night in the south east, a lot more co mforta ble night in the south east, a lot more comfortable for night in the south east, a lot more co mforta ble for scotla nd night in the south east, a lot more comfortable for scotland and Northern Ireland to sleep there, 10 13 degrees. As we head into sunday it will be a dry start, a lot of sunshine around, a bit of cloud in central and Eastern England which will burn away through the afternoon with increasing sunshine and it will be another hot one, the widespread mid to upper 20s and celsius, 34 degrees in the south east. As we move out of sunday into monday, that error High Pressure drifts northwards, was start to pick up a thundery plume from the near continent which will spark heavy showers and thunderstorms, anywhere across the uk it looks like southern and Western Areas more likely. Into next week you will see those temperatures begin to fall and there will be quite a bit of sunshine around but it wont be quite as hot the end of next week. Thank you very much. Stuffy but wet. Now its time for the latest technology news, on this weeks click. Hey, welcome to click. Hope you are doing 0k. Lara certainly is, because look, she has got a new friend. Thats right. Basil, meat spencer, spencer meet basil. Hello, basil, nice to meet you. Look at us, we are talking to plants, thats what lockdown has done to us. Yeah, this is what it has come to. This is a small example of my amazing gardening talent. You may recall a few weeks ago i planted a whole vertical farm. Yes i do, how is it, is it still alive . Yeah, its doing really well, and i think devices like this or that really stop you from going wrong. Because once you have got them plugged in and you make sure they dont run out of water, the device does the rest of the job. Later in the programme i will be showing you all of the food that i have been growing. Wow, thanks lara. We will come back to lara in a few minutes. First of all, we are going to hong kong. Now you will probably know that there have been protests in hong kong against the chinese authorities for over a year. And now beijing has introduced new laws to crack down on civil unrest. There are fears that these will give the authorities unfettered control over the internet, and many worry that the great chinese firewall is about to be extended. Danny vincent has been talking to hong kong tech activists on the front line. Every day at midnight, hong kongs most prominent activist, joshua wong, livestreams his updates to the world on facebook. He is using the livestream to report his safety to his followers. Its one small way that young activists in hong kong are using technology in the wake of the new National Security law. Joshua thinks the authorities are building a case against him, and arrest is imminent. We have no confidence at all to guarantee all of our speech, and all of our statements could be legal under the framework of the National Security law. Hong kong saw thousands of protesters take to the streets last year in opposition to an extradition bill. They say they are now facing an even greater threat to their freedoms in the form of the new National Security law. They say theyre not only facing heavy policing on the streets, but also online. Glacier kwong is a tech activist. She sees the internet as a new battle ground. She says the National Security law limits freedom of speech online. Digital sovereignty, its a word that china and beijing often use. They use it to describe that they have to have the right to control what information and what is Available Online for chinese citizens. This is how theyjustified their great firewall in china. And they are now trying to expand this kind of concept into hong kong by implementing the National Security law into hong kong. They are trying to argue that they have the sovereignty over hong kong and they have the rights to control what is available on the internet. The Central Government says the introduction of the new law is to restore order after a year of often viole nt protests. It criminalises state subversion. Punishment could mean life in prison. The law gives the authorities the power to force internet providers to delete content. China is evolving into a digital superpower. They have really smart and comprehensive approaches in controlling its people including hongkongers. They have the great firewall in china, and they re implementing it in hong kong. Not the physical infrastructure, because we have an open telecommunications system, but then they are trying to implement it through having this National Security law because that will encourage platforms and the users both to censor themselves and their users, and therefore we have limited access to information. This footage is from a livestream of recent arrests of student activists suspected of violating the National Security law. Their phones and computers were taken into custody. Tech activists are worried about mobile phone Extraction Technology used by the police force, equipment reportedly provided by an israeli company. The software allows users to access the content of mobile phones without using security features such as passwords. Translation when the law was passed, people were thinking of deleting telegram and replacing with something else. When you are in custody, police can still use that hardware and software to obtain your deleted messages and recover all of them. There are cases proven that messages deleted could be recovered by that software. Encrypted apps like telegram were used for Mass Communication to organise the street demonstrations. Protesters like simon say the police are using data extracting technology to build cases against young protesters. Tony is an it professional, and protester. He asked us to hide his identity. He says that protesters and residents are adapting to the new changes. He says hongkongers have been deleting past messages and starting to use encrypted apps en masse. Translation people feel empowered that their physical identities will not be traced easily to their virtual identities. Its a wise act that people start deleting their previous messages, because it might not have existed on a safe channel or on a secure medium. Its a prudent move that people switch to new alter egos. China and america are engaged in another tech war, donald trump is in the process of banning chinese app tiktok over National Security concerns. American social media apps could be banned outright in china. Hong kong seems stuck in the middle. There are fears here that this city, promised Political Freedoms for 50 years, may becoming just another chinese city. Vertical farming. A controlled environment to create perfect crops, sometimes even seen in restaurants or supermarkets. Now home devices allowing you to do the same on a smaller scale are growing in popularity. And in my garage. Well, here is my click and grow smart garden. That is that the actual name. As you can see, everything has grown pretty nicely. When i planted it, i logged it all in the app because the app does not sync up with the device, there is a bluetooth version coming soon that will do that. But it does provide a good diary function. I know i planted these 27 days ago, and i have given advice on how long it takes for them to be ready to eat. My lettuce is ready, my tomatoes are not. I never received the alert to refill the water that i should have done, but that was apparently down to a glitch in the app, which im told has since been fixed. And walking away seeing lights left on did feel quite odd, but i was left with some really nice leaves. It will take you a fair few lettuces to get your moneys worth on buying the kit, but in the uncertainty of a global pandemic, devices like this do seem to have their own appeal. I really felt like i was going to battle when i went to the Grocery Store with my mask and my hand sanitiser and my wipes, so it has been really nice to be able to grow my own food here. To not have to worry about that. Here you see my mature plants and these are my newer plants coming in for my second harvest. New Modular Concepts do allow you to personalise your set up. Choosing whether you want one salad shelf or two, or three. And like many of the latest growers, this one connects to an app to remind you to add water or nutrients, or to harvest your veggies. One of the trickiest problems was getting the whole system integrated so that you could replace these trays, having it so you could add on trellises to the system, having it so you could add on Modular Systems later, integrating all the sensor data of where the water is, and what the ph levels are and the nutrient levels. Pumping all that into an app. While big brands lg and samsung have shown off some intriguing kitchen concepts, lesser known farm shelf has a device that might beat them to market. Its indoor farm uses sensors and Computer Vision to monitor the plants, automatically providing the right amount of water and nutrients. We are collecting data on how the plants are growing and monitoring those from a variety of equations as well as the way the images are analysed. And as that data set to grows we are able to automate more and more actions in the system as well as automate notifications and changes to the plant recipes at the plant progresses through its lifecycle. Everyone smile for communities like this womens shelter, having an on site farm has been a lifeline through the coronavirus crisis. This huge container can house 9,000 plants to help feed more than 1,000 women and children staying there each night. Food supply chains have been varyingly broken across our country. One thing that we knew that we always had was our farm. The container farm cost over 100,000, but it has certainly proved its value. So we have produced in less than nine months over 40,000 equivalency, in fresh, leafy greens and vegetables. Whether its the pandemic or just the everyday uncertainty of life in a homeless shelter, it has been a tool for learning and healing on every level. So although for most of us these high tech gardens will be more of a hobby, these self sufficient growers can seriously help out in unpredictable times. Maybe needs a bit of dressing, but its good. Thats it for the short cut of this weeks click. Check out the full length version available right now on iplayer. Yes, and keep up with the team on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbcclick. Thank you for watching and we will see you soon. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today this was the scene in calais this morning as more migrants set off for the uk it comes as the government calls on france to do more to stop them. Im at the Childrens Museum in halifax as it becomes mandatory to wear and Face Covering in all places in england and scotland. It includes museums and send cinemas. A warning to steer clear of packed beaches amid concerns about social distancing as the heatwave looks set to continue. Manchester city head to lisbon for the quarterfinals of the Champions League. They had to wait 163 days to do it, but they finally finished the job against real madrid to reach the last eight knock out tournament. Good morning. The heatwave continues across parts of the south east, but it is not going to be hot everywhere. It will be cooler and fresher further north and west, but we should see a good deal of sunshine for today and tomorrow. Join me laterfor the details. Its saturday, 8th august. Our top story more migrants have set off from calais this morning in the hope of crossing the channel by inflatable boat and arriving illegally in the uk. Hundreds have arrived in recent days and local authorities in kent say they are having to deal with a Record Number of children travelling alone. In a moment, well speak to our reporter simon jones in dover. First, lets go to calais where our europe correspondent gavin lee has already seen more migrants boarding boats this morning. Gavin, tell us what happened. We were told one of the destinations that migrants were setting off from ina that migrants were setting off from in a regular basis was from this harbour town. This morning, after a few minutes on the beach, we saw this shot, a group of migrants, 20 or so, the beach, we saw this shot, a group of migrants, 20 orso, including Young Children and a baby, who were struggling with the rubber boat with the motor on it. They ended up leaving and coming back again. There appeared to be smugglers running to and from the boat. It looked unsafe. The witnesses closer to the pope said they could hear the children screaming on the boat. We cold the police, we still havent seen them and that was two hours ago. This is and that was two hours ago. This is a massive tourist beach which yesterday was packed with tourists. No sign of any surveillance here. The french authorities got back to us this morning and said they are improving their success rate we are expecting more people today. The logistics of dealing with this are one thing, the politics are another. There is an increasing war of words between the british authorities and french authorities. What are the french saying about this in dealing with this migration situation . Relatively lowkey so far. In terms of politicians, we know that Emmanuel Macron has been in lebanon. 0ne mp said what is happening at the moment is like trying to clear the sea of water using a spoon, there are so many migrants using this coastline a 50 kilometres or so. However, there are only two or three reel beaches that migrants are leaving from. French police have also said that they have seized four times the amount of equipment and boats all around here injuly this year equipment and boats all around here in july this year compared equipment and boats all around here injuly this year compared to the earlier year. Even driving up here, we saw migrants sleeping on benches all around this area. I have been back and forth for five years, i saw the numbers grow in the camp up to 10,000, we saw the jungle closed. A lot of people are thinking, lets try this. 0ur reporter simon jones is in dover. Gavin showing us pictures of boats leaving this morning. Later, that beach will be packed with tourists. Any signs of people arriving on the side of the channel . Activity as well on the side of the channel. An hour ago we saw a Border Force Vessel leave the port here and head out to sea. We understand it is currently picking up 12 migrants who we re currently picking up 12 migrants who were discovered mid channel in a dinghy. They are due back here in the next 45 minutes or so. Down at the next 45 minutes or so. Down at the port we saw an ambulance arrived, also coaches which arrived to ta ke arrived, also coaches which arrived to take the migrants onto accommodation once they have been given additional medical checks. Today, conditions at sea are incredibly calm. It is so flat. We are expecting to be a busy day for the border force and coast guard. I witness the arrivals first hand this time yesterday. I was out on the channel. We came across a boat of 17 people motoring towards the kent coast. Just as it got inside of the white cliffs it broke down and the people on board had to be picked up by the border force and they were brought here to dover. For them it was very brought here to dover. For them it was very much a job done. Increasing pressure on the home secretary to get a pressure on the home secretary to geta grip pressure on the home secretary to get a grip on this issue. The immigration compliance minister writing in a newspaper today saying next week when he goes to paris there are going to be robust discussions. He believes france needs to do more to turn boats around at sea. France are reluctant to do that because they dont think it is safe. She also thinks if migrants are returned to france they should have their fingerprints taken and then they should be removed from calais completely. Then they should be given the opportunity to apply for asylum in france or a return to their home country. From the french side, they are saying this is largely a british problem because ultimately the migrants want to end up ultimately the migrants want to end up here. The home secretary says she is working to make this route unviable. How realistic is that pledge . We heard the home secretary saying the numbers getting through by boat are shocking and appalling. We have heard this from priti patel in recent months. Little has changed. The numbers have been increasing. It is not an easy thing to sort out at all. That is why it has been causing so much discussion. France doesnt seem to want to turn people back at sea. Migrants are threatening to jump on the water. France says a cannon up the number of people patrolling the coastline, after surveillance, but ultimately, to do that we need more british cash. Britain has given france millions of euros over the years to try to address this problem and some here are asking, what are we getting for that money . Later will be speaking to a local councillor. He will be explaining how it is a huge financial strain. In the last hour the schools minister, nick gibb, said the government are lookign at ways to prevent people from making the crossing over the channel. The government is looking at maritime assets, how can we use those assets in order to prevent people from crossing the channel in such a dangerous way. We are looking at all options. From today, youll have to wear some sort of Face Covering in many Public Places, including museums and cinemas, in england and scotland. Our business corespondent katy austin is at eureka, the National Child rens museum in halifax. Katy, tell us more about these changes. That might next you need is a covering, doesnt it . Yes, youre quite right this museum is opening for the first time today in more than four months. It is the kind of place you may come with the family foran place you may come with the family for an educational daylight. You will have to wear a Face Covering. It will be mandatory, unless you have an exemption, for example for a health reason, disability reason or if you are a child under 11 in england were under five if you are a child under 11 in england were underfive in if you are a child under 11 in england were under five in scotland. This places opening today and it is fully booked because you have to bookin fully booked because you have to book in advance before you come, thatis book in advance before you come, that is super easy and can judge how many people will be here, ensure social distance and so it is safe for everyone. There is also extra cleaning. While most of the exhibits are open for you to touch, exhibits which involve fabric surfaces, they are closed off so that children can touch them. They are very much open people to come and book tickets, they desperately need the income. They have spent a lot of money get in this case prepared, but at the same time they want people to be respectful of the rules and the people around them, as well. Katie, thank you very much indeed. Lancashire police says extra officers are being deployed to preston to enforce new lockdown restrictions which come into force today. Residents from different households wont be allowed to meet in each others homes or gardens or to mix in pubs and restaurants. It follows a spike of cases in the city, particularly among younger people. It has been a gorgeous couple of days. The hot weather looks set to continue this weekend, but theres been a warning to steer clearfrom packed beaches amid concerns over social distancing. Several resorts urged people to stay away yesterday after overcrowding and the coastguard said they were called out to dozens of incidents. Sophia seth has this report. Seeing crowds visit the coast on a hot day is not unusual for our emergency surfaces, but yesterday the uk coastguard had 70 call outs by midday and that, they say, is above average for this time of year. And by the early evening, call outs had more than trebled. With temperatures reaching in excess of 30 degrees celsius in parts of the country, the rnli also cold on beach goers to follow water safety advice. For those people that might be holidaying in the uk for the first time in a while, the beach environment and the ocean environment that weve got here on the north coast of cornwall is very different to some of those holiday destinations in spain in the mediterranean. So its really important for us that we are able to help people understand what those differences are and what those challenges are, and we always urge people to swim between the red and yellow flags, which is the area patrolled by our lifeguards. It was notjust warnings in the water. Crowds descending onto beaches were advised to keep up their social distance. In some areas of dorset it got so busy beach goers were told to go home, as resorts and car parks reached capacity. Bournemouth, christchurch and Poole Councils mobile beach app showed 19 of its 24 beaches were under red alert by the afternoon, warning people to avoid the area as safe social distancing would not be possible. But despite being busy, the council said it was manageable, it had extra patrols in place, first aid stations in key locations, and marshals to help with parking. The hot weather is set to continue for this weekend, with a Heat Health Warning from Public Health england remaining in place. Drew parkinson is from hm coastguard. He is the area commander for south devon and South East Cornwall and hejoins us from exeter. Good morning. 220 college for you yesterday. What sort of incidents . That number rose. We dealt with 275 incidents in a 24 hour period yesterday, and 98 increase on the august average from last year. That range from missing people, people getting into difficulty on the sea and also a lot of coastguard rescue teams assisting the Ambulance Service with medical incidents on the coast. What is behind the numbers . Is it partially because people are going abroad, so they are piling onto domestic beaches . think we are seeing a lot of people visiting the coastline because they are staying in the uk. We want people to be acting safely. To do that, you can visit beaches with a lifeguard, view safety advice on the internet from the rnli and the coast guard. We want people to look out for each other and report incidents as soon as they are happening so we can act in a timely manner. There seems to be a bit of naivety around the waters here. People might be more used to the waters in the mediterranean, for example, but it can be far more dangerous over here. We do have quite a lot of water that moves for example on spring tides. Every area has its own hazards. Lifeguards on beaches will make sure you have a safe area to swim. If it is not safe to swim there will be they will be able to give you that advice. While we recommend that people visit the edges with lifeguards, we appreciate there are other areas that are heavily visited and our local teams are aware of those hazards. There is that extra layer of pressure on you guys this summer, you have never had to deal with social distancing before. summer, you have never had to deal with social distancing before. I is that . We have extra ppe that we need to wear. We are not there to enforce social distancing. We will try to maintain social distancing for our own health and the health care of the casualty, but at the end of the day we are there about preserving life. As much as we try to social distance, we do get put into situations where it is difficult when we are trying to deal with casualties on the coast. Presumably that puts the pressure on numbers because many of your colleagues or volunteers. Yes, we have over 3,000 volu nteers volunteers. Yes, we have over 3,000 volunteers around the uk. Again, they are all well versed in social distancing, but there are times when we are operating in environments when we have to get close to people, so putting our volunteers at additional risk, as well as the casualties. That goes back to why we wa nt casualties. That goes back to why we want people to stay safe on the coast. We are seeing large amounts of lost children on beaches. There are some really simple tips we can use to try to avoid that. We need pa rents to use to try to avoid that. We need parents to monitor them one tip is to ta ke parents to monitor them one tip is to take photos of your family at the beginning of the day so we have a really clear image of what that person is wearing should they go missing. There are local wristband schemes on beaches. There are a number of things that can be done to reduce our incidents, but fundamentally we are there to help people, so if you need us call 999 and we will come. Many thanks. Really good advice there as we are all trying to strike a balance between enjoying ourselves, but staying safe. Many thanks. And 98 increase on last august. People arent going abroad at the moment, so it is the natural thing to do, but tricky for the coastguard. It is so easy to follow the crowd and go to the packed beaches, but you would want to go toa packed beaches, but you would want to go to a quieter place but still summer that has a lifeguard. Good idea about taking a picture of your kids at the start of the day, it would make it so much easier to find them. Heres stav with all your weekend weather. Good morning. It was very hot across the south east yesterday, combining the south east yesterday, combining the heat with the humidity it really was quite unbearable and led to an uncomfortable night. These are places that saw over 30 celsius. It was cooler and fresher across parts of western wales, scotland and Northern Ireland where there was more cloud. When youre in the strong sunshine in august, the temperatures can feel very one. This area of High Pressure moving towards the north sea, dragging in a north easterly breeze across North Eastern areas. You dont have to had much in line to see high temperatures once again. Most places will be dry and sunny today, including scotland and Northern Ireland. When slight for most. It could be quite brisk and cool along the north sea coast. Another hot one again for england and wales, mid to upper temperatures mid to upper 20s. The heatwave continues across central, southern and south eastern areas. 0vernight cod will roll into central and eastern parts of england, there could be some drizzle with that, too. It will be an uncomfortable, warm and muggy night. Tomorrow we start off with a great start in central and eastern parts of the country. It looks like the kite fin and break as the sun gets going on it. Many cases will be dry with sunshine. It could stay grey in the north east coast where it will be cooler because of their onshore breeze. Low 20s for money, upper 20s in england and wales, highs into the mid 30s in the south east. Moving into next this low will push up from the mid continent, bringing humid air with the threat of heavy thunderstorms. Some of them could be torrential with localised flooding possible, a risk of large hail, as well. Not everyone will get one of those storms and there be warm sunshine in between. From monday to friday temperatures will begin to ever wear gradually, turning a bit closer to the seasonal norm. A thunderstorm on a beach setting is amazing, isnt it . Drama your windbreak flying all over the place your windbreak flying all over the place since the pandemic began, weve seen a lot of videos of covid 19 patients being applauded as they leave hospitals or intensive care wards, but we dont always find out what happened next. One such video which made National Headlines back in april was of a nurse called Millie Magadlela being clapped by her own colleagues at north tees hospital. Were very pleased to report that millie is on her feet and shes even gone back to work. Millie and her ward matron, surely, join us now from stockton on tees. Millie, every time we watch those pictures it takes us back to the time when covid had its tightest grip on the country, but also how heart warming it was to see your collea g u es heart warming it was to see your colleagues clappy id like that. How does it make you feel watching back those pictures . It is amazing. It was breathtaking to see all those people surrounding and clapping for me. Just to think i am here today because of them. They saved my life. Iam here because of them. They saved my life. I am here today because of them. They have given me a Second Chance to live. That was really breathtaking and i was grateful to be alive. When you think how many people havent made it and what the families have been going through, what those patients have been going through, it was so emotional for me, but i was really thankful and i was grateful for the care that they have given me. It must have been really frightening. You are someone who had not taken time off sick before. You have been in the nhs for 39 years. To get sowell so quickly must have been really frightening. Yes, it was frightening. It was quite hard again when you know you are at the nurse, you are supposed to do your nursing care, especially at that time of the pandemic. It was heartbreaking and a bit sad for me and upsetting, especially when i saw my colleagues running around trying to save my life. It was frustrating for me and i was helpless. You are one of those people normally helping other people, and there you are helpless. Surely, your colleague at the hospital, but also your friend. What was that like for you looking after your friend was that like for you looking after yourfriend and was that like for you looking after your friend and precarious situation . Morning. Millie has worked on the ward for 11 years, she isa very worked on the ward for 11 years, she is a very good friend and colleague. Only found out she was pearly, everybody on the ward was devastated. When she was trans fat transferred into the acu we couldnt believe it. We were so worried because we knew that the icon may not be good. When she came out of the acu it was such a good feeling for everyone, a massive boost for the whole ward after all the worry, not to have her back, well isjust the the worry, not to have her back, well is just the best thing. Yes, back at work now, millie. You have taken no extension here, back as soon as you possibly can be i guess he must still be recovering. What has the challenging lack of returning to the hospital . has the challenging lack of returning to the hospital . I had a bit of anxiety, i think it is normal thinking you are going to the place where you dont even know where you got the virus and youre going to the place where all the people were treating you. I felt i was ready to go and do the job that i love. Treating you. I felt i was ready to go and do thejob that i love. I made the decision, i am a very positive person. I have very strong willpower. I think that is helped me to pull through my illness, through my recovery and its made the decision for me to go back to work andi decision for me to go back to work and i am pleased i made that decision because that has brought a huge impact on my mental, physical and psychological health, because when i entered the ward, everybody was so happy to see me. I could hear people saying, millie, you look great you look fab, you look amazing. At that time i could feel my shoulders dropping, the anxiety is easing off, and it was worse when i saw my manager. They were so excited. How can i ask for more . I said, millie you have made the right decision. I know there is still covid in the hospital. I knew that they were going to look after me and i knew i had to abide by the rules. I needed to use my ppe, i needed to follow the guidance. I knew i was going to get the support that they got on wednesday, my first day. Surely, it must be wonderful to have her back. I guess it is yourjob to say take it easy, you have to make sure you are 100 before youre back on the front line full time. Sure you are 100 before youre back on the front line fulltime. Thats right. We talk to millie quite a bit before she came back and both decided it was the right time. She is back on reduced hours and on clinical duties, which i think is a help. Actually getting into the hospital has been a big step for her. Having the support of her colleagues i think is really good, it has really helped. We will take it has really helped. We will take it slowly, day by day. She is not quite match fit the apogee is definitely getting there. Try to hold her back she is full of energy it is wonderful to have you booked with us this morning. It is a story of strength, resilience and friendship. You cant see one another on these lines, but i love the fact youre almost identical tops 0ne the fact youre almost identical tops one has vertical stripes, surely has horizontal. You are perfectly matched, your friendship matched in your clothing this morning. So good to see you fighting fit. Thank you. We are coordinated in ourorange and fit. Thank you. We are coordinated in our orange and blue. Teamwork telepathy, with a man with us. Coming up in the next half hour its taken them more than 60 years to cotton on, but the americans are finally launching their own version of the Eurovision Song Contest. Well be asking a former winner, cheryl baker of bucks fizz fame, about whether she wants to see some more competitive singing. Stay with us, the headlines are coming up. Hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. Temperatures are set to soar again today for much of the uk so how can you stay comfortable and safe during the heatwave . Lets get some advice from the gp doctor amir khan, who joins us from leeds. There are all the obvious tips about hydration, it can creep up on you. Yes, it is really important to stay safe and the sun but you have to enjoy it as well because we do not get it all the time. 0bvious things, where sunscreen the matter what your skin tone it is important to protect it. Factor 15 or above is recommended, factor 30 effort is not thick enough. List and light fitting clothing and wear a hat at the peak of the day so avoid the midday sun. 11am cpm is important to avoid. Take water with you, it may not be accessible so take a bottle of water. Add void alcohol which can dehydrate you. I know it is easy to stay in a pub garden and drink but that can be dehydrating as can sugary drinks and caffeinated drinks so important to drink water rather than them. And avoid excessive exercise, if you are do it in the Early Morning or late evening that it is not the hottest but look after other people, particularly vulnerable are children and the elderly, chicken known them regularly, and the drinking enough, is that a cool place they can go. And put what about for the wildlife in your garden and put what about for the wildlife in yourgarden and and put what about for the wildlife in your garden and beware of pets, they can get very hot so do not take them for long walks in the middle of them for long walks in the middle of the day, watch out for their paws on what surfaces which can button them, be mindful of everyone and everything. Which can burn them. During lockdown the make the people who are alone and it is a domain that just because who are alone and it is a domain thatjust because the gradual unlocking is happening we still need to be vigilant. Definitely, if you have elderly neighbours or relatives call on them and knock on their doors, maintain that social distancing but make sure they are drinking enough. And look out for signs of heatstroke so maybe headaches, dizziness and sickness, get them to a cool space and give them lots of water, a cool sponge sometimes helps. The worrying things to look out for is when the body temperature goes above 40 degrees and they can get confusion and loss of consciousness and seizures. You must call 999 if you see anything like that. People in preston will be working up to the news of enhanced measures where they live, not being able to visit relatives, cannot have two households under one roof on into their gardens. They will be questioning the logic around that. Explain from your perspective why it makes sense to put these limitations in place. Preston has seen a sudden increase in new cases particularly over the last week ending july 31, an increase and what we want is to reduce these case, new cases in the community. If we all want to go back to doing the things that you love particularly children back in schools in september then we really need to bring the Community Cases down. I work in bradford and i know what these local restrictions effects can have on people but it is so important to act quickly. I have had the Public Health suggesting it is younger people being infected and paying particular attention to pubs which is weird the localised infections are so you have to be careful wherever you go. We have to bring these Community Cases down if we all want to go back to things we like doing. It has an impact on collective Mental Health, healing Greater Manchester from rebel through the enhanced measures a couple of weeks ago it felt like a real blow at the point where we felt like returning to normality. How can people manage that . It is really difficult, there is a gorgeous weather, people would have had plans for the weekend that have been cancelled. You can still socialise within your household and social bubble and that is the key, we have to remember these restrictions are not forever, f. C. Can get the Community Level is down we can go back to doing those things but we have to play our part but it does have to play our part but it does have an effect on Mental Health and well being. I have seen that first hand with patients in bradford but they are good at sticking to the local restrictions and i am sure the people of preston will be no different. Thank you, iwill people of preston will be no different. Thank you, i will let you get back to that beautiful garden. will put somewhat out for the birds as we should all be doing. Thank you. Keep the potted plants hydrated. No premier League Football this weekend but make working slightly further afield. Concentrating on the Champions League. Its starting to feel like, this could finally be Manchester Citys year, in the Champions League. After years of domination at home, conquering europe has been the holy grail that has eluded them. But now they go to lisbon next week, if they can win three one off, knock out matches, they will have done it. And given by the way they finished their tie against real madrid last night, they will now be one of the favourites. Andy swiss reports. 163 days after their first leg, at last, Manchester City and real madrid with unfinished business. City, in case you had forgotten, had a 2 1 advantage, and it was soon even more. Raheem sterling could barely believe his luck. A terrible blunder from rafa varane, but a perfect start for the hosts. With no gareth bale, madrid looked lacklustre until this. Karim benzema with a goal. Game on. If real scored again it was extra time, but after the break, just watch this. Another gaffe by varane, a nimble finish by gabrieljesus, and city were on the brink. Another defensive howler, but the hosts didnt mind. Real now had to score twice, but instead it was still city that threatened. David silva just over as they ultimately eased to victory. Next up, a quarterfinal with lyon, and after this, theyll feel anything is possible. Englands cricketers once again needed ben stokes to rescue them, in the first test against pakistan. Afterfinishing their first innings more than 100 runs behind, they needed to get pakistan out cheaply, to have any chance of winning at old trafford. Step forward stokes who took two wickets, as the visitors lost 4, for just 27 runs. So pakistan start day four on 137 for 8, thats a lead of 244. England just about, in with a chance still, of rescuing a win. Tommy fleetwood and justin rose lead the british charge at the us pga championship in san francisco. This is the first major championship to be held since the start of the pandemic remember. Fleetwood hit the joint lowest score, of round two, at harding park and is on six under par, the same score asjustin rose. So theyre both just a couple of shots behind the leader. Now while the new Premiership Rugby season starts next friday, with full contact allowed. So bone crunching tackles, scrums and all. What about the next step for the thousands of grass roots, club players. Well its been announced this morning, that while training can be stepped up and involve matches, there can be no contact as yet. John watson is at twickenham for us. Morning john. So is it basically touch rugby for the time being then . It is, it is rugby but not quite as we know it. Good morning from twickenham, very exciting day with ita twickenham, very exciting day with it a tonne of grassroots rugby and no tackling our full contact training but we are seeing players allowed to play in larger groups which means younger players can get back playing the sport they love which is great news to our guest this morning eddie jones which is great news to our guest this morning eddiejones at the head coach of the England Rugby team. It feels like not that long ago we had you on the programme but a lot has changed since then. 0 has it been for you . You are based here but with family and australia and japan. How is lockdown been for you . Like eve ryo ne is lockdown been for you . Like everyone good days and bad days but in terms of coaching it has been a very productive time, a lot of things to learn and good thinking time. We can see the players getting back to it on the pitch, that must be very exciting. It has been a long time coming. It certainly has an when you consider these are the first players back on the ground since we played wales and the six nations. We know that will be played toa nations. We know that will be played to a conclusion. But as far as a baton to rugby is concerned we have a definite date and the diary on friday with harlequins against sale. Fortuitous back to business and running and fortuitous back to business and running and i over the senior bank and players back playing. Running and i over the senior bank and players back playingm running and i over the senior bank and players back playing. It is an exciting time, we have this bank of games and the best players can really concentrate on the other club by really concentrate on the other club rugby and that could be the opportunity for younger players to get more game time than normal which gives us an opportunity to see what talent is out there. We will see some of those england players back it at twickenham on the 24th of 0ctober it at twickenham on the 24th of october and all eyes on the six nations which was cut short as a result of the crisis, it will be played to a conclusion, angle and gloucester with a good chance of winning possibly a thud six nations title for you and we will see that final match and rome in october. We started planning last week, be put together our schedule and had discussions with some of the senior players so people be well prepared for that sort we need to make sure we are on the button. Have you been making sure they havent piled on the pounds during lockdown, still disciplined . Most sports have reported the same how well players have trained by themselves and lockdown and are in better condition than they were before, it is a great credit to the players how disciplined they are. It could be a tough ask with that time off to come back and play such a physical game and player welfare is something we have spoken about and it could be a very congested period of elite by, very congested period of elite rugby, possibly 51 weeks solid. Is that any concerns about player safety a nd that any concerns about player safety and ensuring you mitigate against the risk of injury and keeping them fit and healthy. There is always a concern, be play quite a tough game and we have to look after players and have the correct amount of rest and preparation time. A lot of rest and preparation time. A lot of discussion at the moment between the clubs, the National Union and Players Association are to get the right balance and the players who are going to be at most risk over the next 12 months at the top ten or 15 plane for pop clubs and starting most International Games for england and possibly the lions. It could be strange playing enron perhaps to an empty stadium. It could be but i saw a great comment from tiger woods saying you you are used to walking down the fairway with people clapping and taking photos but at the end of the day you have to put the end of the day you have to put the ball in the whole. That is your aim. Thank you. Thank you. It is exciting to see elite rugby bike and i was saying earlier letters strange with a stadium like this the atmosphere on match day but this morning because as things stand you do not know when this place will be packed out again and when fans will bea packed out again and when fans will be a load back in to watch those big by be a load back in to watch those big rugby matches that this place often hosts. Great to see you and actually seeing some action on the pitch and if you have never played rugby before touch rugby is a great way to get involved. I make to give it a World Without the decor is involved. Without the tackles involved. Its one of the most famous and forbidding peaks in mountaineering so scaling the matterhorn, in the swiss alps, is a great achievement for any climber. But yesterday a former british soldier called neil heritage became the first person to do so after a double above the knee leg amputation. We can speak to him now. Good morning, explain to us where exactly a re good morning, explain to us where exactly are you. We are heading down off the matterhorn so we spent the night and off the matterhorn so we spent the nightand a off the matterhorn so we spent the night and a hut hundred and 50 metres above where we are, we have around 500 metres to travel back down off the mountain today. Congratulations, and amazing achievement. Talk me through that moment when you got to the top and realised your ambition. It was incredible, i cannot really explain it. It was amazing to get up the, that was the third attempt for us so to finally do it felt incredible. Talk us through the injuries you sustained, losing both legs below the knee and we were told you would never walk alone scale a mountain. 2004 i was blown up by a suicide borough, both my legs amputated about mid thigh so quite high up, to me about five years to learn to walk again and if you years after that i got back involved and sports and things. Got involved is a bit of an understatement. You have ticket to an incredibly high level. At one point during this climate did one of your parasitic. Prosthetic limbs come loose . On quite a snowy part of the upper peak my leg came off and if you move slightly wrong you can break the seal and it popped off but luckily the team were all there to help get my leg back on and we were able to carry on. You seem so incredibly chilled, does anything phase you . Definitely a few moments yesterday for sure. Ideally enjoyed the experience. What sort of support to you have for the like this . For me to climb a had a full support tea m me to climb a had a full support team so all the time i had to mountain guides, some other climbers as well supporting with kit and some quys as well supporting with kit and some guys doing some filming, also other tea m guys doing some filming, also other team members bringing kit to various places on the mountain. When i heard it took 6. 5 hours to do the last few hundred metres i couldnt comprehend why it would take along but we are seeing pictures of just why it would take along but we are seeing pictures ofjust how dangerous the terrain is so you must have had to have gone at a snails pace to ensure you stay safe. Yes, 500 vertical metres so it is climbing for that length of time so thatis climbing for that length of time so that is the slow bit. It took a long time but we plodded on and with the teams help we got up there. time but we plodded on and with the teams help we got up there. I dont wa nt to teams help we got up there. I dont want to bring things down but hundreds of climbers have died doing what you did yesterday. This was a really dangerous task you had, why put yourself through it . Why was it so important to risk everything and get to the top . It is a challenge that has been a dream of mine for a long time, we had a few goes at it, it is like many mountains a dangerous place to be, all we can do is the best to minimise that and i have a team of professional guides here who help with all the safety aspects keeping an eye on the weather and making it as safe as possible. Thank you and just to say neal has been claiming to raise money for the climb to the company to raise money for wounded and sick vetera ns. To raise money for wounded and sick veterans. And next he isjust going to kayak up the amazon as you do. Ever ta ke to kayak up the amazon as you do. Ever take me that long to run 500 metres might alone claim the matterhorn. Snow and ice at the top of the alps but no things so cool here. Apart from my portable conditioner, i would not have slept without it, temperatures done drop below 23 and many places, 36. 4 and a couple of places and the london idiom elsewhere a lot of heat but western wales and Northern Ireland and parts of scotla nd wales and Northern Ireland and parts of scotland were much cooler and fresher, temperatures and the high teens so more cloud and the few showers was so big differences across the country. This weekend plenty of sunshine, holding on to the fierce heat across southern areas so the heatwave here continues, High Pressure drifting north allowing north easterly winds to sit in and into tomorrow so that means it will be cooler and fresher on the coast across eastern counties. Elsewhere a dry and sunny, cloud building and may be the odd shower into the north of england but most shower into the north of england but m ost pla ces shower into the north of england but most places remaining dry, another very most places remaining dry, another very warm most places remaining dry, another very warm day for england and wales, mid to high 20s widely, 32 34 and the south east, more comfortable for scotla nd the south east, more comfortable for scotland and Northern Ireland, 18 22 with more sunshine than yesterday. 0vernight cloud rules and off the north sea across central and eastern parts so it could be quite cloudy for many by the end of the night but that will blanket in the warmth though it could be muggy particularly in the south east, a bit fresher north and west. Sunday morning starts a bit grey central and east, the odd bit of drizzle but the cloud melts through the day as the cloud melts through the day as the strong sunshine and gets going, may be lingering to north and north Eastern England and could not on the north sea coast, with the offshore breeze. 0ne central and southern areas, top temperature of 3334. Southern areas, top temperature of 33 34. Entry next week the High Pressure moves north and we start to see this area of low pressure m ove start to see this area of low pressure move up from the south bringing thundery downpours through week, some could be quite heavy. Not eve ryo ne week, some could be quite heavy. Not everyone will get them so stay tuned. The Eurovision Song Contest has been a staple part of our culture since 1956. Now the americans are finally getting a taste of the quirkiest night in the musical calendar. The us will hold its own version of the competition next year. It comes after the success of the netflix comedy film eurovision the story of fire saga. Lets take a look. tx next singing screaming ican i can fix this. The hamster wheel is off. This is not happening. That is how you when you division. That is a fictional version, sometimes it is ha rd to fictional version, sometimes it is hard to know between the reality and comedy fictional version. Joining us now is cheryl baker who won the contest with bucks fizz back in 1981. And eurovision fan, blogger and journalist William Lee Adams is in dover. Good morning. America does eurovision. Did you think you would ever see the day . I did wonder because they have been interested especially because of the new film i think i am not surprised but i would have thought they would rather be pa rt have thought they would rather be part of the univision like australia so the univision song contest is still the same but with a medicare involved. But they want to do it all themselves. So much of a eurovision is about self deprecation but also humourand is about self deprecation but also humour and that European Community feel, do you think that would translate to the states . No, i dont actually. I think they have a long way to go to get to the kitsch and fun element of eurovision, at is the best song contest and the world and we will have to do a long way to beat it but perhaps what they should do as they are overall were not should then may represent the usa envy eurovision the following year. It is the ultimate taking part and not winning. Not for showers. Americans take things more seriously. Absolutely, state identity is very important. If you watch collegiate sport it is about rooting for you states, the georgia bulldogs etc, those identities matter and the unreflective and Musical Heritage and medicares heritage as vast. Well they miss out on the human and self deprecation associated with eurovision . No way, people love to play on kitsch and comedy and be a little self mocking and deprecating. I think he musical traditions in america and los angeles are miami, people will play on this and not necessarily enable camp way but a warm hearted way like you so eurovision movie. Cheryl, you do not look convinced. Table tell. Time will tell. It is so much fun. If you have never been to eurovision you should go. Next year is our 40th anniversary to be polite to go and celebrate at eurovision, it is the best competition. to go and celebrate at eurovision, it is the best competition. I went a few years ago to sweden and what struck me is that for some people it is the focus of their year every year and they make friends and at his really lovely, it is a proper Global Community. This is not a one night event, this is a lifestyle. That must make you really proud, cheryl, to be part of that rich has to. I have been a few times to eurovision and they always play before the programme they play the previous winners and when making your mind up as playing that is a huge cheer and i feel that was your mind up as playing that is a huge cheer and ifeel that was me. Soiam huge cheer and ifeel that was me. So i am really proud, this was a childhood dream for me so i am still loving it. We talked about the fact australia note take part in eurovision, it is no going to america. And be looking at a global song contest inevitably . Will go com pletely song contest inevitably . Will go completely around the world . song contest inevitably . Will go completely around the world . I dont think there will ever be one world vision, it has a bit impractical. It is one thing to ask australia to wa ke is one thing to ask australia to wake up early to watch but you need to have geographic competitions and eurovision as a counterweight to american pop culture hegemony. I like the fact america is competing against europe and of course americans do compete and uks last when i was american, katrina. What would you say to those as one of the few brits who has won it, what you see to those across the pond . Few brits who has won it, what you see to those across the pond . few brits who has won it, what you see to those across the pond . It is the best fun, tongue and cheek but serious at the same time, i would love them to be involved because i think actually it could be in all areas around the world but then have areas around the world but then have a big competition at the end. Let it get bigger, it is wonderful. Thank you. It was not on this year but the tributes were just wonderful and again it shows what a Global Community it is. Americans not know what has hurt them. Stay with us, headlines coming up. Its good morning welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today this was the scene in calais this morning as more migrants set off for the uk. It comes as the government calls on france to do more to stop them. Im at the Childrens Museum in halifax as it becomes mandatory to wear a Face Covering in more places in england and scotland, including museums and cinemas unless you have an exemption. I have been finding out how it has been working today as the museum prepares to open. A warning to steer clear of packed beaches amid concerns about social distancing as the heatwave looks set to continue. Its lyon in lisbon for Manchester City in the Champions League quarterfinals after they finally finished the job against real madrid nearly six months after the first leg in spain. City won again to reach the last eight. Good morning. The heatwave continues across parts of the south east, but it will not be hot everywhere. Cooler and fresher further north and west, but with High Pressure beast should see a good deal of sunshine both today and tomorrow. During the later for details. Its saturday, 8th august. Our top story more migrants have set off from calais this morning in the hope of crossing the channel by inflatable boat and arriving illegally in the uk. Hundreds have arrived in recent days and local authorities in kent say they are having to deal with a Record Number of children travelling alone. Earlier, we spoke to our europe correspondent gavin lee, who had already seen migrants boarding boats at a beach near calais this morning. 0ne one of the destinations that migrants are setting off from on a regular basis is here in the harbour time. A picture postcard town 20 miles east of calais. This morning after a few minutes on the beach we saw these shots, in the distance a group of migrants, 20 or so, Young Children, a baby, as well, who were struggling with the rubber boat with a motor on it. They went into the water and came back again. There were people running between the dunes and the boat who appeared to be smugglers. Eventually, the boat went out to the water. It looked unsafe. Witnesses said they could hear children screaming on the boat. We called the police. No sign of any surveillance here. The french authorities have got back to us this morning saying they are improving their success rate of catching migrants at sea, from 40 last year to 47 this year. They say in terms of numbers they are catching more than ever, ten times more injuly alone than this time last year. The boats arriving in dover, more than 230 earlier this week, a Record Number ina 230 earlier this week, a Record Number in a single day. This is a busy season. This seas are calm today. We are expecting notjust that boat but more out to sea, as well. 0ur reporter simon jones is in dover. Simon, theres been developments there as well this morning. So boats leaving from his side of the channel, any signs of arrivals from where you are . Yes, in the past hour we have seen boats arriving. There is a Border Force Vessel that came into the port behind me towing to dinghies. We saw around 12 people get off the border force boat. They have now gone into the port where there will get an initial processing, they will get a coronavirus check. They will then be passed out of dover to other parts of the country where many of them will claim asylum. The coast guard tell us it has already been a busy morning programme, they have been dealing with a number of incidents at sea. Yesterday more than 130 people crossed the channel to the uk by boat. I saw the situation close up on breakfast yesterday morning. I was out on the channel and we spotted a boat motoring towards us. There were around 17 people on board the boat, including a pregnant woman and three children. They were making their way towards dover. As closer to the coast, their boat broke down and they were brought to dover by the border force. For those people they had achieved their goal because they had reached britain. The home secretary and immigration compliance minister making clear that the numbers getting through our unacceptable and they want action on this. What is they want action on this. What is the action that can be taken . The home secretary saying she is sticking to neck this was unviable, stopping boats leaving france in the first place. Is that reasonable . Can that happen . I think it is really difficult. To be fair we have heard this top from priti patel a number of times over the past few weeks when this issue comes to the fore. Britain is saying that france needs to play a much tougher role in turning boats back in french water to act as a deterrent but the french authorities are saying that is difficult because it is not safe. They fear migrants could jump on the water and that could threaten their own safety and the safety of the coastguard teams. They are calling on france to do more patrols along the beaches in northern france. France are saying yes that is possible but you need to give us more cash. The immigration compliance minister is going to meet french counterparts in paris next week and one of the ideas he is going to before forward as anyone caught trying to make the crossing by the french authorities should have their fingerprints taken, they should be moved out of the cali area com pletely should be moved out of the cali area completely and should be given two options, either to claim asylum in france or to be returned to their home country. We havent had a response from france on this, but i think the discussions taking place next week will be difficult and there will be some pretty strong words exchanged. Simon, thank you. Earlier on breakfast the schools minister, nick gibb, said the government is looking at all options to prevent people from making the crossing the government is looking at what they like to Call Maritime assets, which i suppose in laymans terms means boats, how can we use those maritime assets in order to prevent people from crossing the channel in such a dangerous way. We are looking at all options. Lancashire police says extra officers are being deployed to preston to enforce new lockdown restrictions which come into force today. Residents from different households wont be allowed to meet in each others homes or gardens or to mix in pubs and restaurants. It follows a spike of cases in the city, particularly among younger people. Air accident investigators in india are trying to establish what caused a plane to crash in kerala, killing at least 18 people and injuring dozens. The Air India Express plane was carrying 190 people when it overshot the runway in heavy rain at calicut airport. It was the countrys worst passenger aircraft accident in a decade. Two pilots were among the dead. The United Nations is warning of a humanitarian disaster in lebanon, with widespread medicine and Food Shortages, after this weeks explosion in the capital, beirut. 154 people are now known to have died in the blast and thousands more were injured. More than 300,000 people have been made homeless. Three quarters of lebanese people needed aid even before tuesdays explosion. More than 60 homes have been evacuated as crews tackle a huge fire on chobham common in surrey. Smoke could be seen for miles after the fire broke out yesterday lunchtime. Some Rail Services were disrupted and a Golf Tournament at the nearby Wentworth Golf Club had to be called off. Firefighters remain at the scene. The hot weather looks set to continue this weekend but theres been a warning to steer clear of packed beaches amid concerns over social distancing. Several resorts urged people to stay away yesterday after overcrowding and the coastguard said they were called out to dozens of incidents. Sophia seth has this report. Seeing crowds visit the coast on a hot day is not unusual for our emergency surfaces, but yesterday the uk coastguard had 70 call outs by midday and that, they say, is above average for this time of year. And by the early evening, call outs had more than trebled. With temperatures reaching in excess of 30 degrees celsius in parts of the country, the rnli also cold on beach goers to follow water safety advice. For those people that might be holidaying in the uk for the first time in a while, the beach environment and the ocean environment that weve got here on the north coast of cornwall is very different to some of those holiday destinations in spain in the mediterranean. So its really important for us that we are able to help people understand what those differences are and what those challenges are, and we always urge people to swim between the red and yellow flags, which is the area patrolled by our lifeguards. It was notjust warnings in the water. Crowds descending onto beaches were advised to keep up their social distance. In some areas of dorset it got so busy beach goers were told to go home, as resorts and car parks reached capacity. Bournemouth, christchurch and Poole Councils mobile beach app showed 19 of its 24 beaches were under red alert by the afternoon, warning people to avoid the area as safe social distancing would not be possible. But despite being busy, the council said it was manageable, it had extra patrols in place, first aid stations in key locations, and marshals to help with parking. The hot weather is set to continue for this weekend, with a Heat Health Warning from Public Health england remaining in place. Because so many people can go abroad at the moment, they are flocking to the seaside here. We will have all the seaside here. We will have all the weather in the next few minutes. We will have all the weather in the next few minutes. Record numbers of migrants have been picked up in the channel this week. As weve been reporting, more people are trying to make the dangerous crossing this morning, using overloaded inflatable boats. The increase is putting pressure on border force patrols along the coast. Were joined now by the former director general of uk border force, tony smith. Thank you forjoining us here on brea kfast. Thank you forjoining us here on breakfast. Why do you think there has been such an increase in the last few days . Well, from the point of view of the human smugglers, success breeds success. They now know it is possible to simply get migrant boats onto the English Channel. 0nce migrant boats onto the English Channel. Once they are on the sea it is very difficult for us to control migration. We are obliged to rescue people, nobody wants anybody to drown, so their ambition is to get within british territorial waters or within british territorial waters or within sight of a british vessel so they will be picked up. We are obliged to consider any asylum claims. We have now is what we will call the pull factor irregular migration. When others see that it is succeeding, they are getting here, more will continue to come, u nless we here, more will continue to come, unless we can break the cycle. We are seeing pictures that were live on bbc breakfast yesterday. The attem pts on bbc breakfast yesterday. The atte m pts to on bbc breakfast yesterday. The attempts to deal with these people coming over on boats. How do we deal with them in the middle of the channel, that busy shipping lane . Reports on some papers suggesting that they might be turned back to france. Is that realistic, is that safe . France. Is that realistic, is that safe . Not really. Iwas in france. Is that realistic, is that safe . Not really. I was in the Home Office Immigration service and border force for over 40 years. If you looked at the figures back in 2002 we had 80,000 Asylum Seekers arriving at the uk border. The vast majority of them are coming over on the ferries, trains, the channel tunnel. We had an agreement with the french authorities to check people over on french soil. What we need is a similar agreement here for those that circumvent those controls are managed to get onto the waterways where, regardless of who picks them up, they will be returned instantly to france safely and securely so that any applications to remain either in the uk or france are made properly in civilised conditions once they are safe and well to be interviewed are not in these dangerous waters on the high seas where it is fuelling the International Smuggling gangs and causing misery for so many people. We heard from our corresponding earlier in calais, saying that the french authorities really see this asa french authorities really see this as a british problem, it is for the uk to deal with. With that in mind, how do we resolve this, how do we move forward and come to some kind of political solution . It is not a british problem, it is an international problem. It is a problem with International Smuggling. And need collaboration between the enforcement agencies on both sides of the channel. We have very good arrangements on operational level with the french. I visited there many times. They dont like smugglers any more than we do. They want the coast of france to be a nice place to live and work. We need to work with the french on this problem to prevent irregular migration. If people want to cross borders they should do so in the proper manner, which is by making your application on dry land to come. Not to go out onto the waterways, put themselves at very high risk. We will see more drownings, im afraid, and we will see a continuation of the pull factor. I wish the government every success with their upcoming negotiations with the french to try to stop these smuggling groups. Do you think the British Government will get anywhere . They have been saying for years they will change this and get what they want, but it doesnt seem to have happened. We need firstly to accept this is a hugely complicated problem, a number of conventions relating to the law of conventions relating to the law of the sea. There are lots of exa m ples of the sea. There are lots of examples in australia, the mediterranean, were and countries have worked together to deal with this. We have had Bilateral Agreements with the french going back to my time in stopping irregular migration and i think it is in ourgift irregular migration and i think it is in our gift to conclude a regional agreement on Border Security on the English Channel that would work for both sides and stop this. I dont know whether we will be able to persuade them or not, but i really hope we can and i hope the french will understand the logic and is doing so. Thank you for your insight, tony smith. Thank you for your insight, tony smith. Lets discuss the local impact now with roger gough, the leader of kent county council, which took in 23 unaccompanied Migrant Children into care yesterday. Thank you forjoining us, roger. We talk about these Record Numbers crossing the channel. It is easy to forget that these are individuals. You are coming face to face with children, sometimes traumatised, and your care. Yes, clearly we take our responsibilities in that area very seriously. We have been raising the alarm on the issue for some time, not just these last few days, alarm on the issue for some time, notjust these last few days, but over quite a number of months because the numbers have been increasing. We have seen young people taking this very hazardous route across the channel. The pressure on our services is quite intense. We have 560, the numbers change by the day if not by the moment, we have about 560 young people in our care. Under the agreements were reached with government a few years ago, that should be about half of that. We are taking 60, 70, 80 of these young people into our care every month. No authority, not even a big and quite diverse one like kent county council, can do that and for it not to have an effect on the care we can get to those young people and our citizens and care, as well. Enormous financial pressure on the county council. Explain to people how it happens, how people who are stepping off that boat and open your care. Essentially, once they are processed through the border force, if they are agreed to be under 18, then they become under the children act, a child in care. Whatever receiving authority it is dan has responsibilities for them, as we would for any child in care. A few yea rs would for any child in care. A few years ago the government extended the rights of care leavers of whatever background up to the age of 25, so there is a commitment to those young people from the ages of 18 to 25. That is the point at which they very much become the responsibility of the council. Many thanks forjoining us this morning. Thank you forjoining us today. All ice on the skies. Heres stav with a look at this mornings weather. For many of you, last night across the southeast it was a very uncomfortable night for sleeping. Temperatures didnt drop much below 23 degrees in places. Top temperature of 36. 4 celsius in a number of locations across the capital. It wasnt hot everywhere. The heat we have onlyjust across the south and south east. Parts of scotland, Northern Ireland, western wheels were a lot cooler and more refreshing. This weekend it is a similar story with the heatwave confined to the south east, many other areas pressure. Most places will be dry and sunny thanks to this area of High Pressure, which is pushing out to the north sea today and tomorrow. Cooler and fresher across the north sea coast. That is across the north sea coast. That is a good place to go to escape the heat. Most places will be dry and sunny through the afternoon. The outside chance of a shower in north west england and the north midlands. Breezy for the eastern coast counties of england. 33, 30 4 degrees in the south east. 18 up to 22 in scotland and Northern Ireland and the far north of england. Very pleasa nt and the far north of england. Very pleasant in the strong august sunshine. Into this evening and overnight, the clock starts to build in central and Eastern England and we could see a few spots of light rain. A warmer, mugging like to come in the south east. We start sunday morning off on a cloudy, grey note in central and eastern areas. Perhaps just a few spots of rain. The cloud will melt away, but there will continue to be some cloud on the north sea coast. Elsewhere, sunny and feeling pleasantly warm. Again, another hot one in the south east. Into next week, we will start to see some changes as the High Pressure drifts northwards. We will pick up a loaf from the near continent. Some uncertainty as to what it will bring but we are thinking scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely from many places next week. Hit and miss showers and thunderstorms, not everywhere will get them, and there will be warm sunshine in between. It will be warm sunshine in between. It will feel increasingly humid, as well. This is a snapshot of what is going on next week in the Capital Cities. You can see temperatures starting to app away. Its already compulsory to wear Face Coverings on public transport and shops across much of the uk and from today well need one in Public Places like museums and cinemas in england and scotland. We can now talk to our business co respondent katy austin, who is at eureka, the National Childrens museum in halifax. Katy, how are they preparing for this change . Good morning. Eureka is opening today for the first time in four months. It sold out its Online Booking system so there is clearly an appetite for families to have an educational day out here. You will have to wear a Face Covering when you comment because museums are some of the places where you will have to wear a Face Covering, unless you have a health reason, or a child under 11 in england or under five in reason, or a child under 11 in england or underfive in scotland. Museums arent the only places that this will be compulsory. Cinemas are now starting to open. Ive been to one cinema to see how things are going there. The big screen is back. Ten of cinema chain vues 90 sites reopened yesterday, including this one in londons shepherds bush, after four months closed. So are you a little bit excited . Too excited, to say a little bit what are you going to see . Im going to see dreambuilders things are different, including one way systems and enhanced cleaning. Booking online and getting your ticket on a mobile phone app are encouraged, and theres no pick n mix here. Now, in england and scotlands cinemas, Face Coverings are mandatory although vue says it wont police them, recognising that some people have valid exemptions. You do need to wear a Face Covering around most parts of the cinema, but while youre eating or drinking, for example munching your popcorn as you watch the film, you dont need to be wearing it, and seating is allocated in a way that theres a safe distance between different household groups. That does limit how many people can be at a showing. Well be running at around 50 capacity. It depends on the layout of the screen and the layout of the cinema itself as well, and the nature of the group sizes that come in. But will movie lovers who watched more films on streaming services during lockdown, or have enjoyed drive in events, return the cinema . We know that there is pent up demand. Were aware that everybody has been sat at home on their sofas. We offer a great out of home experience. Its safe, were open, were ready for business. So were looking forward seeing our customers. Vues phased restart reflects what is happening across the country. Last weekend, 272 uk cinema sites were open around a third of the total. Its thought lockdown cost the industry at least £500 million, and so far box office takings have been low, both because of the lower capacity and because blockbusters have been postponed. There are nine new releases this week, compared to 17 in the same week last year. That might mean a bumper crop in 2021, but one expert says not all cinemas will survive until then. Its a catch 22. Reopen and play to limited occupancy levels, which could be as low as 20 , and limited film content coming through, and especially the uk, which has relied heavily on hollywood content as well as a mix of uk content, thats very difficult. 0r staying closed, which is equally challenging. No revenue, staff on furlough when the furlough scheme is starting to diminish. The cinema industry is confident people want to return. The Big Questions are whether they will be keen to see the old favourites currently on offer, and of course how confident they are. Thank you at the museum one of the new measures in place as extra cleaning, plus advanced booking, so they can know how many people are going to be here. Hijason. You have come for a day out, have you had many days out in the last few months . We have been out and about, but it has been outdoors in parts and things like that. You are looking forward to a day out in doors and capture some things to do. Yeah, something a bit different. She came here when she was younger. It should be really good. You have your mask on. It is not really a problem. I will let you go and ran after her enjoy your visit. We have another family who has also come. A Family Affair going family who has also come. A Family Affairgoing on, family who has also come. A Family Affair going on, marie has come at her daughters amp with her sister. Morning, mary. Have you guys had many trips out of the last few months . Not really, no. This is the first trip we have had as a family. How about the mask wearing . How do you feel about it . They are a bit uncomfortable, i find, but you feel about it . They are a bit uncomfortable, ifind, but you have got to wear them for safety reasons. What have you been doing over lockdown, have you been doing Outdoor Activities . Not really, no. It has been harderfor the younger ones. They have just not had any motivation being stuck in. Wejust wa nted motivation being stuck in. Wejust wanted to get them out today. We have been coming here a long time, so today will be quite different to what it normally is. But we are so looking forward to it. I think these quys looking forward to it. I think these guys are, arent you . Yes. Have a great day. Enjoy your big trip together. As i said, this place will be sold out, lots of people following the signs, lots of directions to get used to, but the museum needs these people back, it has lost a lot of income. It is just hoping that people will follow the rules. You can take your mask off if you are eating and drinking, having food in the cafe downstairs, for example. It might get a bit messy, or otherwise. Thank you, katy. Has leila been tracked down by her dad . Say that again, i was interrupted by the big sneezing noise leila, the little girl who escaped from her father arms, she is fine, yes . She did escape, but i can see her there and jason is in hoppers it. She hasnt been lost. She seems to be having a whale of a time shes like, lockdown is over, im getting out of there goodbye goodbye coming up in the next half hour after nearly two decades down under, the next series of the itv show im a celebrity get me out here will be filmed here in the uk. Well be getting the thoughts of two former camp mates actress Vicki Michelle and king of thejungle, Harry Redknapp. Stay with us, headlines coming up. Hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. Further lockdown measures have been introduced in preston after a rise in coronavirus infections. Residents are not allowed to meet people from other households indoors, which brings preston in line with east lancashire, Greater Manchester and parts of west yorkshire. We can speak now to the director of Public Health in lancashire, dr sa kthee karoonanithi. Can you explain to us why these new precautions are being introduced in preston . Precautions are being introduced in preston . Like many other parts of the north west in preston we are seeing a rising number of cases over the last month and on two occasions we had 16 and 18 cases on a single day so we have been working with officials and Public Health england to understand the issues a bit more and what we are finding is 47 of the positive cases are in younger people, 30 years are below and contrary to the common myth that this affects south asian groups of the most what we have also found as it is roughly affecting both white and ethnic backgrounds as well as south asian groups in preston almost equally so we have brought an measures to protect the people of preston two from the ongoing transmission and that is why restrictions are being brought in particularly to avoid social contacts between members of different households. As well as to help people mixing with each other enclosed spaces like pubs and restau ra nts a nd we enclosed spaces like pubs and restaurants and we think this will help us avoid further transmission. You mentioned young people and pubs and restaurants, is that the issue that lots of young people have been socialising over the last couple of weeks . It certainly appears to be contributing to the mix and it is important that we remember that if you are an close contact with members of different households especially environments like pubs and clubs when it is possible that the levels are all that we need to domain the remain vigilant and if we domain the remain vigilant and if we do not do that and remain vigilant at is only a few weeks away we have got to open our schools and colleges so this is part of preparing ourselves. These new distractions come into place this morning but the pubs remain open and preston, there isa pubs remain open and preston, there is a kind of mixed message. pubs remain open and preston, there is a kind of mixed message. I have had reports from last night that people have generally followed the rules and restrictions but they are also asking the question that it is legally enforceable for members from different households to meet but it is very strong guidance and restau ra nts a nd is very strong guidance and restaurants and pubs and we have made a request to work with government officials and policymakers to make the conditions possible so that we are notjust telling people what to do but also creating the conditions in which people can enjoy pubs and clubs safely. We are reporting that extra police and drafted into preston to deal with it, what do you want them to do in that context of the social life of pubs and reference . This is a partnership with the police and the public and we are very fortunate in lancashire that we we do notjust flip in lancashire that we we do notjust flip into heavy handed policing, we engage and educate and to try and explain the reason for that but equally whilst the majority of people are following the rules that isa people are following the rules that is a small minority that are not following the rules so the police have the power and authority to take appropriate action to help prevent the virus spreading so that is the main purpose, it is about keeping the people of presidency. main purpose, it is about keeping the people of presidency. It is a week the people of preston say. Do you think of preston had been included with the likes of manchester you might have avoided this spike . We took action even before yesterday, we have been working with the city council and nhs and Community Leaders to avoid further spread of this virus and it is important that we act swiftly and iam glad is important that we act swiftly and i am glad that we are receiving support from the government to actually protect preston by making itan area actually protect preston by making it an area of intervention. This is not locking down on our lives and i am gratefulfor not locking down on our lives and i am grateful for everyones support. Thank you forjoining us. Time for a final check in with mike on the sport. Premier league is over but we can get our kicks from the Champions League. It is a bit of a parallel timeline. The new season has started in scotland. The Champions League is the one big trophy Manchester City havent won, but they are getting closer to the holy grail. They are heading to lisbon for the quarter finals and the rest of the competitiion will now be, a knockout mini tournament, all in one place. They finished a job theyd waited a long time to complete, 163 days ago they took a 2 1 aggregate lead against real madrid and last night goals from Raheem Sterling and gabrieljesus ensured a win by the same scoreline on the night 4 2 across the two legs. Theyll play lyon next. Chelsea play Bayern Munich in the second leg of their Champions League last 16 tonight. And while theyre still completing the old season across europe, in scotland the new season continues. There are 3 matches in the scottish premiership this afternoon you can follow them all live via the bbc sport website and app. Now england need a big performance, from their batting line up today, if theyre to, have any chance of winning the first test against pakistan. The visitors will start today on 137 for 8 a second innings lead of 244. It could have been much worse for england, had it not been for a spell where they took 4 pakistani wickets forjust 27 runs ben stokes who else in the thick of the action at old trafford. Day four starts at 11 oclock this morning. To the us next, where Tommy Fleetwood and justin rose, lead the british charge at the us pga championship. Fleetwood was in particularly good form in san francisco, shooting the joint lowest score of round two. Both he and rose are six under par, two shots off the leader. Now there are some moments in sport, that stand the test of time. And this week marks 25 years since, 0lympic athlete Jonathan Edwards made history, setting his legendary triple jump record, at the World Championship in gothenburg in 1995. A quarter of a century later, the rest of human kind is still trying to catch up, as his world record remains unbeaten. Ill speak to him in a moment but first, lets look back at the historic moment. The crowd anticipating Something Special once again from Jonathan Edwards. It is a tough fight to follow but he has done it again. I dont believe it. A slight following wind, 1. 3 dont believe it. A slight following wind,1. 3 metres per dont believe it. A slight following wind, 1. 3 metres per second and dont believe it. A slight following wind,1. 3 metres per second and i suppose you have to say once you are in the groove nothing can go wrong. That one jump would have made in the groove nothing can go wrong. That onejump would have made it in the groove nothing can go wrong. That one jump would have made it all worthwhile for the thousands of british spectators who have come here to gothenburg. It is exactly 60 feet and one quarter, Jonathan Edwards has made history again. So good to see it again. 60 feet and that quarter of an inch. Or 18. 29 metres. Super human. 0lympic gold medallist and world record holder Jonathan Edwardsjoins us now. Morning jonathan, watching that back, can you believe its 25 years ago. And how do you look back on it now . Listening to the commentary, we watched it last night on telly and it brings a massive smile to my face. It was the perfect day. As a sportsman you are aware of things that can go wrong and going to that World Championships i was very aware that might not go as i hoped and in the end it went even better and life does not often work out like that so i look back with tremendous joy and thankfulness that it went so well. It was just a magical day, i thankfulness that it went so well. It wasjust a magical day, i could not have asked for more. When you look at the pictures do you see yourself on is like watching somebody else at a different time . It isa somebody else at a different time . It is a great question and my eldest son whose birthday was around that time, when he was about three he said when i grow up i want to be Jonathan Edwards and he could not make that connection and even last eight to suddenly becomeJonathan Edwards at the athlete rather than the guy who just hangs out with them normally and it is a nod thing to think could i run that fast, was a that bouncy . It feels surreal, almost another existence. As everything from that day Crystal Clear . Do you remember little things, that Something Special might be about to happen . The whole year had been amazing, i had broken the world record and jumped 18. 43 metres wind assisted and france so everybody knew that if ijumped well i would break the world record and i knew that. I got really scared but i loved the adrenaline but it brought the best out of me, i wouldnt come within a metre of that distance and training, it is about the adrenaline of the day. But there are three phases to the triple jump, theres lots to go wrong so i did not know effect would go right when it matter. Either member buying sunglasses at the airport because i did not want my competitors to see my eyes and give them hope and on that second job there was a smile at the beginning because i had already broken the world record, it was almost like a free pass to express myself and only middle of the step phase there was just this moment when i had to wait before the ground came to me and ijust remember vividly eight time stopping still i just stayed in the air and enter the jump just stayed in the air and enter the jump phase and when i landed i knew it was a world record. Edward a very different reaction from the first jump. 20 minutes, two world records, it was awesome. I do surprised it has not been broken since question marks are many records and other sports have been surpassed. Yes, initially i thought i would break it ati initially i thought i would break it at ijust initially i thought i would break it at i just could initially i thought i would break it at ijust could not do it afterwards. I think interestingly andi afterwards. I think interestingly and i was talking with the former world record holder willie and Christian Taylor who is coming closest a nd Christian Taylor who is coming closest and they both said i had the ground differently from everybody else. Most people extend that a lake in front of them and jump off when i almost bounce off, my foot contacts and a lot shorter than they lose in what ice speed so my finaljump on that world record was over seven metres which tells you how much speed i was carrying through. What people could hop and step further but did not carry the same speed so ido but did not carry the same speed so i do not think anybody has jumped like me since. Also i was light, 72 kilos, very fast whereas a lot of thejumpers kilos, very fast whereas a lot of the jumpers now are kilos, very fast whereas a lot of thejumpers now are not kilos, very fast whereas a lot of the jumpers now are not quite as quick and a vital heavier and that extra weight you have to absorb that force whenjuly extra weight you have to absorb that force when july and extra weight you have to absorb that force whenjuly and and take off again, you are ten times your body weight when you land so the more you have the heart of it as to rebound whereas i almost skimmed across the surface. Like a stone on water. We can see more of this tonight on bbc two, we have run out of time. Love chatting, so fascinating healing of what is through your mind, top tips for top thank you forjoining us. That is on 5 30pm on bbc two. Im good to try it and the garden later. Just make sure someone is filming it. Just take care. Thank you. We love it here on breakfast when our viewers send in pictures heres one taken just this morning by alan beeby overlooking saltburn pier in north yorkshire. 0ne one of the secret spots in the uk that not many people know about and we have just blown it. Heres stav with a last look at the weekend weather. Lovely scenes up and down the country but it is going to be a bit fresher and salt on with the breeze but yesterday it was extreme across the south east, 36 and a few spots and london and over 30 in cambridge, jersey, birmingham, uncomfortable with humidity. But parts of western wales, Northern Ireland and scotland saw showers and it was cooler and fresher. This weekend plenty of sunshine and quite pleasantly warm for some areas but heatwave conditions and the south. High pressure drifting into the north sea and loving the north easterly wind to develop circle and fresher across north sea coasts. A little cloud may develop into a heavy shower and across north west england and the midlands, most north west england and the midlands, m ost pla ces north west england and the midlands, most places dry and the winds light. Coming in from the north east. Still one for most of england and central and eastern wales, meds to high 20s, 3334 and eastern wales, meds to high 20s, 33 34 across the capital. Across scotla nd 33 34 across the capital. Across scotland and Northern Ireland, a very pleasant 18 20, more sunshine than yesterday. The cloud thickening into central and Eastern England overnight, a few spots of rain and drizzle and another one and modulate, uncomfortable across the south east and fresher for Northern Ireland. Tomorrow starts gray, the cloud melting away and burning back to the coast because the sun gets going but it could stay grey across the north east coasts. Another one day to come, pleasant and the north and west, hotter further south, temperatures 33 are sought for london. The High Pressure drift north into next week and we start to see the thunder reload from the near continent bringing increasingly humid conditions and the chance we could start to see heavy showers and thunderstorms developing, pretty hit and miss and it looks like a lot of the uk is at risk but the focus in southern and western parts of england and wales. You can see Capital Cities through next week, the focus is sunshine and thundery downpours and you will notice temperatures are beginning to forward day by day and by friday by close ups of the seasonal norm and it should be a lot more settled. Thank you. A lot of people will be relieved by that. From smartphones to tablets, children are forever being told to spend less time on their screens. But what about parents . A new project encouraging adults to put down their devices and talk more to their children has been launched. 0ur correspondent, hywel griffith, went to meet one family who are trying it out. All too easily phones end up at the centre of family life. For kate and kids in cardiff it has been a way of staying in touch with her partner stephen when he works away but it doesnt end there. If i cannot find my phone i am like winners my phone. Iam my phone i am like winners my phone. I am addicted, i check facebook straightaway in the morning, watching netflix at three in the morning feeding my son, i am on it all the time. Wanting to change her ways, back in february kate agreed to ta ke ways, back in february kate agreed to take part in an experiment. Receiving automated messages to her mobile written from a child point of view reminding her to focus on alexander and alfie. It is coming from my children and family. The m essa g es we re from my children and family. The messages were developed by speech therapist michel, the idea to get therapist michel, the idea to get the family talking. When a message is in the words of the child the pin seated from the childs point of view, they can put their cells and their shoes and could have an empathetically response so they can feel how it must feel for that child to be experiencing the use of the devices. If you days and several m essa g es devices. If you days and several messages later kate sees a difference. We have been doing a lot more homework and playing together but i am hoping by the end of this trial i will definitely have been losing my phone a lot less. Six months later we came back to kate and the family, they have been through lockdown together and something of a transformation. Stephen no longer works away and the mobile phone is nowhere to be seen. I think we have done really well considering what is going on and the fa ct considering what is going on and the fact you are not allowed out. I have stuck to it, i might be on it ten minutes when i have to break but the majority of the time you are running after the children, they are very active and want to do stuff all the time, drawing and playing in the back garden. How much is mummy on the phone, more or less . Less. I think we have all realised the benefits, we arent talking, everyone elses stating at screens, we work as a family now, it is good. For this family that little nudge seems to have worked, taking a screen break has helped bring them together. I am going to stay off my phone when i am with the kids because every time i put my phone and a draw i am more engaged with the kids. You have to set yourself strict rules. If you want more information you have to go on your phone sadly. There 5 more help and advice for parents and guardians on the bbc s tiny happy people for parents and guardians slash tiny happy people. The itv show im a celebrity. Get me out of here has finally. Well, its got out of there. All 19 series so far have been filmed in australia but because of Coronavirus Travel restrictions the next one will take place in the uk. In a moment well speak to two former participants the actress Vicki Michelle and football manager Harry Redknapp. First lets see them in action. You can start when you hear the klaxon. Klaxon. What happened . My god. That was crickets. Get off. Cheering critters everywhere. Harry put it in your bag, harry, put it in your bag. Put it in your bag. I was going to put it down my pants. What is that like, horrible . Thats what you call a withering look. Over the hurdle. Where is the hurdle . Keep going forward. I cant see a thing. Up and over. Where . There. Lift my leg . Go on, lift your leg. This is a nightmare, im going to wake up soon. Just to let you know the toad is right behind your head. Thats my favourite dinner, toad in the hole. Thats one, another one. How does that feel, harry . Im not even looking at him. Is it roland . And the new king of the jungle is Harry Redknapp. Well done. You could see harry smiling there. Vicki michelle and Harry Redknapp join us now. What is it like watching that moment back . Time has gone so quickly, i enjoyed it, it was a great experience. I had never done anything like that before. I was very apprehensive about doing the show but it was great fun, make some lovely people, we got on well. I loved every minute, it was a good experience. Part of that experience is going to eschew your i guess. It has thejungle, is going to eschew your i guess. It has the jungle, it so much a part of the show. Fa had said it is going to be in the show. Fa had said it is going to beina the show. Fa had said it is going to be in a castle in north wales, would you have signed up . be in a castle in north wales, would you have signed up . I might have thought about it more. The thought of going to australia is fabulous but now doing it here i do not know, it is going to be cold and freezing so it is going to be cold and freezing soiam it is going to be cold and freezing so i am not sure. To think it may be a bit ofa so i am not sure. To think it may be a bit of a challenge get some celebrities to agree to it . It is going to be a very different show. think everyone loves the show and people want to do it so this is putting a different switch on it and i think they will love it because it is different, it will be the first time it has ever been shot here so i think celebrities you have to be brave or realise you are brave afterwards but i think people will still want to do it. Harry, what is the appeal . Watching back some of the appeal . Watching back some of the torturous conditions you are put through people think why would you wa nt to through people think why would you want to do it. I had never seen the show before i did it so i did not have a clue, my wife said i have to watch it and i thought if i watch it i probably will not do it, thinking i cannot do that so i went in com pletely i cannot do that so i went in completely blind and got on with it my ticket as it comes. For me that was the best way, i think if i had seen some of the things you have to go through with rats crawling or value i think i would have probably pulled out so i think the way i did was the best way, just get on with it. I guess rights could still be pa rt it. I guess rights could still be part of it if it is a castle and wheels, talking about a medieval theme. I think as vicky said australia was good with the heat and the sun, at least when you were not doing something you had a bit of sunshine, nice and warm and it is going to be very cold here very different effort is raining and cold and the weather is miserable and will be a tough gig but i look forward to watching it, it will be interesting. And the bush tucker trials are out i suppose. You dont necessarily have those same insects. I have thought of more, i thought maybe stocks and all the castle type things, you will still get probably the coffins and the rights which i had which was horrendous and thenl which i had which was horrendous and then i was thinking about english bugs like woodlice and earrings. Here weeks. You need to get a job as a producer, you have come up with all the dark concepts. The only thing that wanted me was the showers which are cold and as julia thing that wanted me was the showers which are cold and asjulia because it is what. How do you have cold water and a freezing environment . Despite those conditions which you would think in a Group Situation would think in a Group Situation would perhaps make u turn on each other and actually what you see is people really coming together and forming lifelong friendships. Yes they do. Camaraderie is amazing and i think you get lifelong friends that you never return made usually and your normal life and i think harry was brilliant, rolypoly harry. Deserved to be king. Did you surprise yourself harry . Absolutely, yes, i footsie worst thing we would go to australia and i would come out early and we would have a holiday in australia stay any nice hotel and that was the plan, i thought i would not last very long, voted out quickly but to stay in all throughout a was really surprised, it was quite a shock. If they had said it is a bus to prestatyn and in a cold castle would you have signed 7 a cold castle would you have signed t a cold castle would you have signed up . It would not have been so exciting for me. The fact it was australia and the plan was to do a bit of touring was a big factor for me, the nice weather and everything so it is going to be as vicky said cold showers in the morning effort is cold and weight will not be such fun. It will be fun to watch. Thank you forjoining us, all the best. Thats all from bbc breakfast today. Were back from six tomorrow. Have a great day. This is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. More than 60 people are still missing following tuesdays explosion in beirut. The United Nations warns of a humanitarian crisis in lebanon. These are live pictures from the lebanese capital as rescue and clear up operations continue in the aftermath of tuesdays devastating blast. The uk government increases the pressure on france to stop the large number of migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats, including Record Numbers of unaccompanied children. 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