Transcripts For BBCNEWS Breakfast 20200809

They killed us, they literally allowing just 10 of the 11,000 attendees that were killed us. We are shaken from this country. Enough is enough. England stage a stunning comeback originally anticipated. To snatch victory in the first test. Chris woakes and jos buttler were the stars as they defied to odds to beat pakistan at old trafford. And will it be plain sailing for Sir Ben Ainslie as he aims to bring the americas cup to britain . Well hearfrom him. Another largely fine day thanks to higher pressure. Hot and humid in the south. That heatwave with very warm tropical nights as well. Next week it will stay warm and humid with a risk of thunderstorms. See you later. A very good morning. Its sunday august 9. Our top story borisjohnson says getting all pupils in england back to school in september is now a National Priority. The Prime Minister also insists that schools will take priority over pubs, shops and restaurants in any future coronavirus lockdowns. Heres our Political Correspondent, nick eardley. With the world slowly returning to some kind of normality, its only natural that people are wondering where they can go for many children across the uk, it on their next trip. Has been months now since they set but what do you do if you want to remain socially distanced foot in school. The coronavirus from others but are still desperate locked down has led to warnings of for some kind of holiday . Well rajan might just young people falling behind. In england, an attempt to get pupils backin england, an attempt to get pupils back in the classroom before the summer back in the classroom before the summer break failed. But the have the answer. Back in the classroom before the summer breakfailed. But the Prime Minister has now made a full return next month, a key test to his thanks carmen. Well yes, with fears of a second government. He writes today in the imminent wave of the virus mail on sunday, now that we know and spikes being reported enough to reopen schools to all across the globe, the idea of social pupils safely, we have a moral duty distancing while travelling does to do so. Borisjohnson adds, sound like a good one. Keeping our schools closed a moment longer than absolutely necessary is conventional crowded summer socially intolerable, economically hotspots like beaches, theme parks and busy cities are being avoided by many people unsustainable and morally in favour of more rural locations to allow for social distancing. Indefensible. The government has so with all of this going on, its hardly surprising that some fun been warned, though. The reopening one part of Society Might require but pretty unconventional ways of travelling are rising in popularity. Around the world, businesses have compromises in others. We have been creating innovative ways for people to still have fun probably reached near the limit saw travelling while remaining safe. According to manufacturers, limits of what we can do in terms of the ququq camping module is a mini mobile home in a box, opening up society, so what that which means everything you need means potentially is if you wish to is in one place to set off on a wild adventure without seeing a single do more things in the future, you soul, if thats your thing. May have to do less of some other things, and these will be difficult to trade off, some of which will be decisions of government and some of which are for all of us as citizens to do. They also understand mr johnson has made it clear when schools to reopen asian only close how easy is that to turn again if absolutely necessary. He this into a mobile home . Lets do it. Developed by a husband and wife duo in germany in 2011, the boxes are now being used has told ministers shops, pubs and all over the globe. Restau ra nts has told ministers shops, pubs and restaurants will be expected to well, voila . Amazing. Close before schools if there are as easy as that. Tell me, where did the idea come from . Local lockdowns in the future. The prior to this, pretty much if someone wanted to use their own vehicle, pm also believes the harm done to it was air bed, mattresses, education prospects and mental lying on a cold floor not very convenient, health is far more damaging than the not all of their kit in one space. Its a proper stove. Risk posed to young people by the it will allow you to have an adventure effectively in the vehicle you already own, virus. There are still questions being asked about what the return of schools will look like, but the and be able to social distance government has made it its natural if you needed to or wished to. Not National Priority in the coming weeks. And moving directly from the campsite to the open water. Nick eardley, bbc news. So all schools in england will be what if i told you you could buy expected to reopen from september a caravan that you could move and the same goes for wales. From land to water in Northern Ireland, and sail it out to sea . Pupils will start to go back kind of james bond for campers, right . At the end of august, tell me, where did the idea and children in scotland for the sealander come from . Will be the first to return my goal was to bring a new and innovative craft as schools there start to reopen to an Old Fashioned caravan market this coming tuesday. For people looking for more freedom scotlands first minister, nicola sturgeon, says she expects and more flexibility all pupils to be back in class in their leisure time. This solution is a kind of dream of everybody, full time from august 18 so its notjust physical, its also symbolic for possibilities thats a week on tuesday to follow your own path. At the very latest. Our Political Correspondent matt cole joins us now. Matt, borisjohnson, like all leaders across the uk, having to weigh up some difficult decisions here. Thats right. Yes, good morning. The government really did want all children to get back to school for some time before the school holidays, but when that plan failed, well, they decided this time in september things will be different. We did have the schools minister during the week saying it wouldnt be the centre of central i guess ultimately daniel, the beauty of this is you can travel government would agree that, whether across land and in water the classrooms or local businesses without actually getting out that would close, that would be for and meeting other people. Local health officials. But the Prime Minister very much put in a political pressure down, saying, no, it will be schools that would be the priority, hence that word from downing street that it is his view that the threat posed by the mental thats the soul of our product. Health problems and lack of you are free to do whatever you want and wherever you want. With Hotel Occupancy rates down well being for not being a school is worse than the threat of the virus. Globally and the virus not showing any signs of leaving us anytime soon, is the uptrend and socially intraday public article, the Prime Ministers speaks about it being distant travelling a fad . I dont think it will be a trend. Socially intolerable and i feel that the quicker we find economically unsustainable not to a vaccine, there is a possibility give children, get them back into we will go back to as it was before. The classrooms. What the prime i think if it takes longer, we will actually learn a lesson about this. Minister elaborates on is what he we will appreciate travel more. Calls the spiralling economic costs of pa rents not everything has become very homogenous, and the reason behind calls the spiralling economic costs of parents not been able to work travelling in the first place because their children arent in is that we wanted to explore and see school. Some voices are suggesting something different, not something the same, and i think weve lost that test and trace system needs to the plot a bit that way. Be improved medically to make all of what kind of activities or holidays can you see prospering in the future this work, but borisjohnson making in this world . It very clear that it comes to a choice the likes of pubs over schools and classrooms, it will be the classrooms that will be kept open longer than anything else. Thank you. Outdoor travel will become big. Well get more reaction to this news Adventure Travel will become big. Touring holidays where from the childrens commissioner you have small groups for england, anne longfield, so about four or five people per guide. Theres a lot of stuff ataround 8 10. On our doorstep that looks like its overseas. One of my favourite countries all that still to come. In the world is canada. The home office has formally i absolutely adore it. Requested the royal navys now im not going to go to it this help to deal with migrants year, but scotland is like a mini attempting to cross the English Channel from france. Canada. A total of 151 people reached the uk so theres a lot of places that will resonate, and weve got plenty via small boats yesterday of opportunity to socially distance, whatever our budget. Following record numbers earlier in the week. Our reporter simonjones is in dover for us this morning. Simon, what could the royal navy do good morning welcome to breakfast with tina daheley and jon kay. Our headlines today borisjohnson says he wants to reopen schools fully that the border force cant . In england next month, calling it a moral duty and a National Priority. Another 150 migrants reach the uk that detail will have to be thrashed by crossing the channel over the past 24 hours, out, but yesterday we have 15 more as the royal navy considers a formal request for help boats arriving on the kent coast, taking the total number of people from the home office. Who have arrived over the past three days to more than 500, and once erupting with fury again, conditions in the channel tear gas is fired at protesters in beirut during mass demonstrations this morning are pretty calm. A following tuesdays deadly explosion. Couple of important developments. The home secretary has created a new everyone in this government is useless. Role call the palestine channel they killed us, they threat commander. She has appointed literally killed us. They are throwing tear gas. A man called dan 0mani to that role. We are just shaken from this country. He isa enough is enough. A man called dan 0mani to that role. He is a former marine, served in iraq and kosovo and his task is to england stage a stunnng comeback to snatch victory in the first test. Try and make this route unviable chris woakes and jos buttler sloppy that he wants to tackle what were the stars as they defied he calls the heinous crime of people to odds to beat pakistan trafficking, saying this is a at old trafford. Critically important issue, and as you say, he could have the help of will it be plain sailing the military. In the past, the for Sir Ben Ainslie military have been brought in to as he aims to bring the americas cup to britain . Well hearfrom him. Help with things like coronavirus it is another largely fine day testing and flooding, but what potentially is being proposed here across the country today, could be something quite different. Thanks to high pressure. Its going to be hot and humid there is talk that the navy could be in the south east once again. That heatwave continuing with very used to try to turn the migrant warm tropical nights, as well. As we head into next week, birds back to see. Potentially this could be difficult because if the it looks like it is going to stay warm and humid navy wanted to go into french with the risk of thunderstorms. Waters, they would need the see you later. Permission of the french authorities, and also it could be extremely dangerous because as we have seen, these boats are pretty its sunday, 9th august. Flimsy and overloaded. In reality might be the case is within the navy our top story borisjohnson says boosting the numbers of the w league getting all pupils in england back and border force. For now, thank you to school in september is now very much indeed. A National Priority. The Prime Minister also insists that schools World Leaders will take will take priority over pubs, part in talks today shops and restaurants in any future arranged by the french coronavirus lockdowns. President Emmanuel Macron to raise aid for beirut after the massive explosion which devastated the lebanese capital on tuesday. Heres our political it follows protests in the city which saw thousands of people correspondent nick eardley. Expressing their anger at the countrys leaders. For many children across the uk, its been months now some of them stormed since they set foot in a school. Government buildings and clashed with riot police. The coronavirus lockdown has led 0ur middle east correspondent Quentin Sommerville to warnings of young sent this report. People falling behind. Shouting to warnings of young in england, an attempt to get pupils back in the classroom before the summer break failed. Lebanons rage against its elite is erupting anew. But the Prime Minister has now made a city in the aftermath of an explosion a full return next month, is filled with tear gas and anger. A key test for his government. The protests have barely started and, already, theres tear gas coming he writes today in the mail on sunday in here from all sides. The protesters are falling back at the moment, but they keep continuing borisjohnson adds to push forward. We are rebels, free men, said this man. They fired directly at us. And a city still reeling from the shock of the blast was met with violent force. They came to condemn the government has been warned, though, that reopening one part the government they blame of Society Might require for the destruction of their city and their lives. Compromises in others. And this is the fate lebanons politicians deserve, they said. We have probably reached near the limit or the limits can you tell me in of what we can do in terms english whats written . Of opening up society, we are going to get so what that means, potentially, is if we wish to do more things in the future, we may have to do our justice. Less of some other things, and these will be difficult theyd started with trade offs, some of which will be a rollcall of the dead. Decisions of government and some among the names 43 syrians, and the wife of the dutch of which are for all of us, as citizens, to do. Ambassador to lebanon. They carried aloft the pictures of those killed. I also understand mr were fed up were fed up. Johnson has made it clear when schools do reopen, this is our country they should only close again if absolutely necessary. This is our country. Hes told ministers shops, pubs and restaurants would be i want to defend our country. Expected to close before schools if there are local our president is useless. Lockdowns in the future. 0ur Prime Minister is useless. Everyone in this government is useless. The pm also believes the harm done they killed us. We have literally to education prospects and Mental Health is far more damaging reached rock bottom. Than the risk posed to young i dont want to talk about it people by the virus. Because im going to cry. These were not just there are still questions ha rd core protesters. Being asked about what the return of schools will look like, but the government has made it its National Priority lebanese of all walks of life in the coming weeks. Joined the demo too. Nick eardley, bbc news. Among them, this woman. Earlier, with her husband, george, she showed us their destroyed apartment. Their business so all schools in england will be expected to re open from september. Was in the port too. The same goes for wales. Everyone is similar for where we are today. In Northern Ireland, for losing our money, pupils will start to go back for losing ourjobs, at the end of august. For losing our businesses, children in scotland will be for losing our homes, the first to return as schools start for losing our loved ones, ourfriends, everything. To re open this coming tuesday. They are all to be blamed, scotlands first minister, they are all to be hanged. Nicola sturgeon, says she expects all pupils to be back in class at the morning at the port, Prime Minister hassan diab full time from 18th august, acknowledged the anger, but took little responsibility. Thats a week on tuesday, at the very latest. Absolutely, they have the right to be angry and furious, our Political Correspondent notjust because of this. This is absolutely diabolical, what happened. But, however, they were also matt cole joins us now. Furious even before that for three decades of unbelievable corruption. Was this inevitable from Boris Johnson . Well, the government the violence because my plan to get all children reached a crescendo, back to school before the summer and then. It was over. Holidays, when that failed, the the police and army intention to get everyone back by regained control. This is a country ruled september, the desire for that was by force and backroom deals. Raised. Borisjohnson writes this they have been calling morning that social justice for revolution here raised. Borisjohnson writes this morning that socialjustice demands that children go back into the for almost a year. But lebanons elite has staying power. Classrooms. He is concerned about the most vulnerable who he fears the force of the disaster, could drop out of education never to which engulfed this city, may not be enough to bring change here. Return if schools dont reopen. Quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. Ministers did say during the week that if there were local flare ups, the number of Companies Planning mass redundancies injune was five whether businesses or schools close was down to local health officials, times higher than during the same period last year according but the Prime Minister has set out to figures obtained by the bbc under a freedom of information request. His stall and has clearly said that airbus, royal mail and hsbc schools must stay open. Some labour were among nearly 1,800 firms which announced job cuts injune. Heres our business voices are suggesting the test and trace voices are suggesting the test and tra ce syste m voices are suggesting the test and trace system needs to be significantly ramped up with pubs correspondent katy austin. Can stay open. The Prime Minister has been defending the test and trace system, talking it up, and he said there is nothing more important among the businesses which announced to the future of this country than redundancy plans in june children going back to school. Among the businesses which announced redundancy plans injune were airbus, centrica and the restaurant well get more reaction to this news from the childrens commissioner group, the owner of frankie and benny s. There are fears of further for england, anne longfield, job losses when the furlough scheme in just a few minutes. The home office has formally ends in october and firms planning requested the royal navys to make 20 or more staff redundant help to deal with migrants have to notify the government. Data attempting to cross the English Channel from france. Obtained by the bbc through a freedom of information request shows a total of 151 people reached the uk a steep rise in the number of via small boats yesterday, following record numbers earlier positions being considered for in the week. Redundancy between march and june our reporter simonjones is in dover this year. In june, for us this morning. Redundancy between march and june this year. Injune, the government was notified a plan to cut over simon, what could the royal navy do 139,000 jobs in england, wales and that the border force cant . Scotland, although information from 79 firms wasnt available in the simon, speculation about what the numbers were compiled. Injune last royal navy might do if it is called year, the number was 211,000 planned into the channel to act. Yes, and job cuts and far fewer employers land them. There are a number of those details are currently being industries that have been directly thrashed out. Yesterday, 15 more affected by the crisis where demand boats managed to reach the uk. Over wont be retarding and they are now the past three days more than 500 starting to lay people. That is particularly the case in hospitality people at made the crossing. This and in transport. But then i think morning done at the port we have this is also showing those seen Home Office Immigration industries that are having to restructure now because underlying enforcement vans arrived. We know changes are being accelerated and there is a Border Force Boat out on particularly in retail, the move to there is a Border Force Boat out on the channel at the moment. It could online shopping, the move away from be another busy day because it is high street shopping is driving very calm today. In the past the quite significant restructuring in retailers. Some of those jobs wont military has been brought in to help come back. The redundancy process with things like coronavirus testing and flooding, but it is not clear ta kes come back. The redundancy process takes time, which helps to explain why official redundancy figures how they would operate in the gathered by the office for National Channel regarding migrant boats. There is some talk that they could statistics dont yet show a try to turn boats back at sea. If significant rise. However, employers often end up making fewer redundancies than the original they wanted to go into french waters number they notified. In response to they wanted to go into french waters they would need the permission of french authorities. Also, it could the bbc positive findings, the department for work and pensions said the government bob mcleod for be dangerous. These boots are often jobs give business the confidence to overloaded. The option is worth recruit and retain workers and that new subsidised jobs for young people exploring, according to the dover would be created through the kick start scheme. Mp. These are incredibly dangerous katy austin, bbc news. Crossings and life has already been a specialised water dropping plane lost on the small boats route. It is has crashed while fighting a forest critical that for the safety of the fire near spains border with portugal, killing the pilot migrants in northern france that we and leaving the co pilot severely injured. Bring an end to this dangerous the plane had just scooped up water trafficking route. For me that has from a reservoir when it crashed into a hillside near three parts. The first is that the spanish city of 0urense. France needs to stop these boots there have been dozens of major fires in the area in recent weeks leaving different shores in the as a result of the hot, dry weather. First place. The second is that whatever the boats are picked up in the channel they need to be returned back to france. The third is if coastguards and the people do make our shores through Emergency Services are braced for another busy day on our beaches, this illegal route they need to be particularly those in southern returned swiftly and promptly. The and eastern parts of england, where temperatures are expected to reach more than 30 degrees celsius. Home secretary has created a new several beaches were given rule called the clandestine channel a red alert on saturday because of the track coordinator. She has given high number of visitors, that ruled to ankle dan omahony. He which would make social distancing difficult. Isa that ruled to ankle dan omahony. He the coastlines of cornwall and kent, is a former royal marine. His task is a former royal marine. His task is to try to make this route is which we can see here, were among those unviable. It is certainly not going which saw large crowds. We have the weather a bit later. See to be easy, but he could possibly whether that sunshine will continue. Not have the help of the military to do that. Lets have a look through our massive stack of sunday papers first not have the help of the military to do that. Of all. World leaders will take part in talks today, the mail on sunday leads arranged by the french president on that article written Emmanuel Macron, to raise aid by the Prime Minister who says for beirut after the massive the country has a moral duty to get explosion which devastated the lebanese capital on tuesday. Pupils in england back to school in september. Borisjohnson says the return this is the scene in beirut this of normal teaching is now morning, where you can see that his National Priority. The sunday mirror reports giant grain silo that was torn apart that the uk could be heading for full lockdown by the end of the month thats according to a former by the blast. Chief scientific adviser to the government, sir david king. He told the paper the uk needed an effective test and trace system by september, otherwise schools it looks like some kind of ancient opening fully again would put us right back. Monuments. There was a functioning grain store in a busy portjust a the Observer Says a Cross Party Group of senior mps is urging few days ago. Borisjohnson to compensate those caught out by new quarantine protests in the city over the past rules while abroad. 24 hours have seen thousands of people expressing their anger at the countrys leaders. Some of them stormed government buildings and clashed with riot police. Our middle east correspondent Quentin Sommerville sent this report. Shouting. Lebanons rage against its elite is erupting anew. Travellers returning from spain, a city in the aftermath belgium, andorra and the bahamas of an explosion is filled must isolate for 1h days with tear gas and anger. And there are growing concerns the protests have barely about rising cases started and, already, theres tear gas coming of covid 19 in france. And the sunday telegraph reports in here from all sides. The protesters are falling back that france is demanding the uk pay £30 million to stem at the moment, but they keep the flow of migrants continuing to push forward. Being smuggled into britain by criminal gangs. The uk is drawing up a plan we are rebels, free men, said this man. They fired directly at us. To deploy naval vessels, and a city still reeling from the shock of the blast was met with violent force. Drones and even spy planes to stop people trying to reach they came to condemn the government the south coast of england. They blame for the destruction of their city and their lives. Heres stav with a look and this is the fate lebanons politicians deserve, they said. Can you tell me in at this mornings weather. English whats written . Is that sunshine going to continue . Blue skies . Good morning. Yes, its going to be another fine, theyd started with a roll call of the dead. Blue skies . Good morning. Yes, its going to be anotherfine, dry, sunny among the names 43 syrians, day. Its not starting that way. A and the wife of the dutch bit of cloud around. Yesterdays ambassador to lebanon. They carried aloft temperatures were high, particularly into kent. 33 for london, a bit more the pictures of those killed. Were fed up were fed up. Cloud around that warm widely across this is our country this is our country. England and wales. Much cooler impression fresherfor england and wales. Much cooler impression fresher for scotland and we want to defend our country. Northern ireland. Todays well we our president is useless. Will see that cloud motorway, an our Prime Minister is useless. Everyone in this government is useless. They killed us. Increasing amount of sunshine. Cloudy to start with. Northern we have literally reached rock bottom. I dont want to talk about it england, Eastern England, one or two because im going to cry. Light showers and a noticeable these were not just hardcore protesters. Breeze. That will start to melt away lebanese of all walks of life joined the demo too. Into the afternoon leaving patches among them, rola. Of high cloud around. Increasing amounts of sunshine. More than these earlier, with her husband, george, she showed us their destroyed apartment. Today. Cooling down some of these north sea coasts, high teens the their business was in the port too. Most. Quite hot again. The midlands, southwards. Very pleasant across scotla nd everyone is to blame southwards. Very pleasant across scotland and Northern Ireland. We for where we are today. For losing our money, for losing ourjobs, for losing our businesses, head on into tonight. It looks like for losing our homes, for losing our loved ones, it will stay dry for most. We could ourfriends, everything. They are all to be blamed, they are all to be hanged. Start to see a few showers in the morning at the port, Prime Minister hassan diab acknowledged the anger, developing but all fairly isolated. But took little responsibility. Absolutely, they have the right to be angry and furious, notjust because of this. This is absolutely 19, maybe 20 degrees continuing diabolical, what happened. But, however, they were also furious there. The next week, it looks like even before that, for three decades its going to stay pretty warm and of unbelievable corruption. Humid with plenty of sunshine. The the violence reached a crescendo, devil is in the detail where they and then. It was over. The police and army form. There could be really heavy regained control. This is a country ruled by force and backroom deals. They have been calling for torrential downpours, and again its going to be hot and humid. A bit revolution here for almost a year. But lebanons elite has staying power. The force of the disaster, higher as well. Humidity will start which engulfed this city, may not be enough to bring change here. Quentin sommerville, to push into scotland and northern bbc news, beirut. Ireland as we move out of monday into tuesday. Thats because weve got this thundery blue moving out, the number of Companies Planning humidity being filmed there. Lots of mass redundancies injune was five times higher than during the same month last year, according to figures obtained by the bbc. Sunshine around, humid for most, hot nearly 1,800 firms notified in the south, thundery showers across the northern half of the the government of plans to cut country. Developing across southern a total of 140,000 jobs. And eastern areas. The devil is in the figures were collected in response to a freedom the detail, stay tuned to the of information request. Forecast. Very warm and humid day to a state of emergency has been declared in mauritius come. Further thunderstorms in after a stranded japanese tanker began leaking tons of oil into the indian ocean, places. As we move towards the end close to a coral reef. Greenpeace has warned that of the week, storms die down. Thank thousands of animal species are at risk with dire consequences you very much. For the island nations economy, Food Security and health. Its time to see whats france is sending a military plane on at the cinema now yes, some of them are back open and experts to the scene. As well as new movies coastguards and the emergency being released online. Heres the film review services are braced for another busy day on our beaches, particularly those in southern and eastern parts of england, with anna smith. Where temperatures are expected to reach more than 30 degrees celcius. Several beaches were given hello and welcome to the film review a red alert on saturday with me anna smith. Because of the high number im filling in for mark kermode of visitors, which would make social to review this weeks releases. Distancing difficult. First up, a film thats the coastlines of cornwall and kent, on digital and in some which we can see here, were among those which saw large crowds. Cinemas now perfect 10. A gritty british drama in the vein of Andrea Arnolds fish tank. A moral duty thats how borisjohnson has described the need it stars frankie box to get all children in england back as a 14 year old gymnast called lee into the classroom in september. Who suddenly discovers she has the Prime Minister has also an older half brother. Said that shops and restaurants should be closed first in any future dad . Lockdowns, so that schools can remain open. We can speak now to the childrens commissioner for england, anne longfield, shes in leeds, and the virologist dr chris smith, who is in cambridge. Good morning to you both. Thank you for joining good morning to you both. Thank you forjoining us. This is exactly what you were calling for, unlike the are you lee . Frankie lives outside Prime Minister has said yes, brighton with a neglectful father she rarely sees. Childrens education will be prioritised. What is your response she loves gymnastics, but shes picked on by the other girls. To that end doesnt go far enough . whenjoe knocks on the door announcing that hes her brother am very pleased that the minister is and hes come to live with them, its the first lee has making skills a priority. My fear is that children are being left behind even heard of him. Hes given me permission in this relaxation of lockdown. Many to come stay here, so. Here i am, lee. Couldnt learn because they didnt have that home environment or the but instead of resenting joe whos played by fellow technology to do so. My argument was newcomer alfie deegan this lonely teen finds hope that children needed to be made a and solace in his company hanging out with him and his mates priority. Of course the economy is on their mopeds. Its not really for little girls. Very important, but childrens i take it thats why you cant do it. Education is, too. I am very pleased lee, hey. She didnt mean that. Its an absorbing depiction of enforced intimacy in very this has been stated clearly. When difficult family circumstances. Aside from lees sympathetic gym teacher, gemma, adults are very much in the background, allowing these young performers to develop their characters and the complex we get into september and kids are feelings theyre experiencing. Lees growing fixation backin we get into september and kids are back in the classroom, how confident are you that they will be safe, and with her brother leads to some the teachers will be safe, as well . Uncomfortable, intense moments. We have heard a lot about how theres thematic Common Ground with carol morleys excellent film the falling here. Children are much less at risk of but the overriding mood is of tenderness and hope. The infection. That is important in itself. Schools have been operating scottish writer director eva riley is definitely one to watch. Throughout this period for Vulnerable Children and children of key workers. Many nurseries have been operating with up to about 50 of their children. Schools have been this weeks biggest cinema release is called an american pickle. Working tirelessly to plan for this its a comedy starring seth rogen in two different roles return, not only in terms of hygiene as an Eastern European immigrant but in terms of systems and in terms of arrangements with parents, too. Who wakes up 100 years in the future this is something that needs management, of course. While this in 1919, factory worker virus exist we need to manage that Herschel Greenbaum falls into a vat risk, but schools have been working of pickles and is miraculously flat out to make this happen. That, preserved, waking him up along with the system around the in present day brooklyn where his only surviving relative schools to mitigate it, including is a hipster called ben test and trace, gives us the best who tries to help herschel possible chance. The Prime Minister adjust to modern living. Grandson grandpa after the pair have an unlikely said a detailed plan has been worked fall out, herschel reinvents himself out to greet children into bubbles, as a pickle salesman, which leads to amusing stuck drop off times, have a regular observations about our fickle and faddish culture. Hand washing plans and have testing mm, yeah, thats straight from the devil. But the tone then shifts wildly kits. It is not realistic and do you and often, flitting from a fish out of water comedy, back pupils having to wear masks, to absurdist humour, to political satire. For example . For younger children it eventually settles into a kind of soul searching jewish family there is much less risk. A nursery drama that feels very personal to its screenwriter simon rich who adapted this from his novella School Children in primary School Children, they will be in their class bubbles and they will be able called the sell out. To mix. I think that is slightly different. With older children you following a long tradition of actors playing against themselves, have larger schools, they will need rogen handles multiple roles well. Hes more Michael Keaton to have stricter systems, one way systems around the school and the like. I would like to see testing in multiplicity then and tracking very often within schools. Is something that has to Jean Claude Van damme in double continue to improve. With facemasks, impact and strong visual effects and costumes aid the illusion. Is this your mother . The same to say they are not needed, no, thats also david bowie. But hes working with limited certainly not for younger children. For older children i wouldnt want characters and his Old Fashioned to leap into doubt, but if it is immigrant routine feels something that makes people feel uncomfortably stereotypical safer and it is a positive that in a film that preaches tolerance towards other cultures. Helps children be in school, then i ive had my seth rogen moments, but this isnt one of them. Think so be it. Doctor chris, and was standout that children dont seem to suffer so badly from coronavirus, but they could still pass it on to parents, grandparents, other people in the community. Where did you stand on kids wearing facemasks in the classroom, is something we will see sooner or next up, papicha, a spirited drama later . Im not a policymaker, i am set in 19905 algiers and inspired by real events during the civil war. Just a virologist. The bottom line here is there are pros and cons to any kind of intervention. As a its a story of friendship, rebellion and resistance, with equal memberof the nhs, amounts of heartache and joy. Any kind of intervention. As a member of the nhs, when im at work having to wear a face mask at work it is deeply unpleasant. I cant understand sometimes my colleagues are saying, they cant understand lyna khoudri stars as nedjma me. I have been watching my who is known as papicha. Shes a lively, modern student colleagues and they subconsciously who dreams of becoming are fiddling with these facemasks all the time because they are a fashion designer. Uncomfortable, especially in the seats. That means that there may be a downside to wearing these facemasks because although they cut thanks to a well practised system of subterfuge, down the droplet spread, that is how she and her friends regularly dodge curfew and go out clubbing dancing as if they dont we down the droplet spread, that is how we think they may want to stop the have a care in the world. The films infectious spread of infection a bit, when you Youthful Energy and musical rhythms recall films like celine sciammas girlhood, but as mounia meddours film reminds start touching them and adjusting them, you can be putting infection us, jihadist danger is always around the corner. Back onto them or putting the islamic extremist posters on campus tell women into cover up from head infection on to your hands. You need to weigh these things out. When children are at school, it could be to toe or they will be ta ken care of. Sudden devastating hit scenes have the power a big distraction, especially of a classic mafia movie. Initially for smaller kids. We will its an important film that has plenty to say about gender, power, need to prepare to handle that. How trauma and resilience. Lyna khoudri is a true star. Does it work off with the we will next see her in Wes Andersons film trade offs, so closing pubs for example to allow schools to open. The french dispatch. Does that have a meaningful impact . If you take a step back and think of it in terms of how viruses spread and how they go from one person to papicha is on digital and in some cinemas now. Burnt in subs. The next, this is all about chains of transmission. The more contact there is between people the more opportunities there are four things to spread. You are maximising the numberof to spread. You are maximising the a different perspective on extremism number of pathways, increasing the comes from young ahmed, the story of a teenager who plots number of pathways, increasing the numberof number of pathways, increasing the number of conduits through which chains of transmission can flow. If you minimise those conduits or to assassinate his schoolteacher. Reduce them wherever possible, he reduced the chance of transmission. That is where these trade offs come this is directed byjean pierre and luc dardenne, the belgian brothers whose realist dramas in. If we think about the whole of are beloved by the cannes film festival, where they won for best director last year. Society as a burden of disease, then we are society as a burden of disease, then we are willing to tolerate a certain burden of disease as long as we can keep it monitored, keep it under control up to a point. Therefore, we can adjust the formula so we can played by gifted young actor idir ben addi have that amount of disease we are ahmed is a muslim 13 year old willing to tolerate in some sectors who frustrates his mother by refusing to shake of society and not in others. The his teachers hand. Radicalised by a local iman, ahmed believes his tutor is an infidel, idea of the is if we knew that and events take a dramatic turn. Ahmed ends up injuvenile detention. People socialising is one route he claims to be repentant, through which the virus can spread, thenif through which the virus can spread, then if we reduce that it gives us a but is that really the case . Bit more flexibility, more room to manoeuvre , bit more flexibility, more room to manoeuvre, to enable schools to function. Most people will argue its a thought provoking premise. That trading off the pubs and and there are revealing scenes and charming scenes too at the farm restaurants children to children to where ahmed is assigned to work. Return to their education is probably a reasonable compromise at but there are a frustrating chunks this stage. It is very early days missing from the plot, and we dont know what will happen. And the ending feels we know that when we have more simplistic and abrupt. So this isnt up there with dardenne contacts between people we will get classics like the kid with a bike. More cases, but it is very early ahmed days at the moment because we are not in that situation. Schools closed very early back in march, young ahmed is on demand now. Therefore we didnt get a chance to yeah, i thought we should get a drink. Im not drinking. Get much data on what happens when i know. 0k. Schools do operate, so it will be a i thought, i thought very steep learning curve in you could watch me drink. Oh, thats sounds so fun. Septemberand very steep learning curve in september and off the back of that yeah. You know, you can have marathon a learning curve we will a virgin tequila and soda. A soda water . Make more changes. It will be a case thats a. Of learning, look what happens and then see what is necessary. You yeah, take the tequila away, thats a soda water. Yeah. Do you want to have a soda water and watch me drink . Back to hollywood and think people will support the Prime Minister was my decision that endings beginnings in which Shailene Woodley plays schools will be a priority. For a young woman, daphne, in a complicated love triangle people watching test this morning he with jack, played by 50 shades star may be work in the pub or a jamie dornan and frank played by avengers restau ra nt may be work in the pub or a star, sebastian stan. Restaurant or a cinema, or maybe dont have children and who are this girl definitely has a type. Desperate to make sure that they are securing theirjobs, they will watch this and say, hang on, may be after meeting the pair separately schools to be doing more online and at a party, daphne is confused about her feelings and ends up we sacrifice schools opening physically and keep the economy moving. Its still a delicate and entangled with them both. Difficult balance this, isnt it . Youre making me all crazy. They are difficult balances. You what could, on paper, be a comedy would hope that it would be able to film and an erotic thriller, operate, but if there are a limited is actually a very straightfaced rambling drama with muttering amount of social interaction is semi improvised performances. It is refreshing to see possible, then i think the decision a film centring around a complex female character to give the priority to children and who is going through challenging emotional times. Education has to be one that i would daphne is fresh from a break up, shes struggling to get work wa nt to education has to be one that i would and trying to give up alcohol. Want to see. Hopefully, this wont but despite events being extensively shown through her point of view, the depths of her character remain a mystery. Its not as engaging happen. It may be that schools at as director drake doremuss some point may need to close. What previous romantic drama, like crazy so its main appeal will probably be the Prime Minister is saying now is for fans of its cast. That they should be the last to endings beginnings is on digital now. Close their doors and the first to if you would rather watch a dark playful thriller from the 90s, open. It is a case of priorities and may i recommend the game. The David Fincherfilm thats available on blu ray now. Sequencing. Children will have had so, what brings you to town, conrad . Everything all right . Six months out of school by the game, of course, stars michael douglas, who in 1997, september, the biggest disruption was the actor of choice to play since the second world war. The most wealthy entitled men with few disadvantaged are the ones who have redeeming qualities. Nicholas van 0rton is one of these. Suffered most from this crisis. I wa nt to suffered most from this crisis. I want to get them back on their feet this is for you. And back into education and keep you shouldnt have. Them there. Thank you very much his brother, conrad, played by sean penn, gives him a mysterious gift for his birthday an interactive indeed. The naked scientist still game for the man who has everything. Call that number. Why . It will make your life fun. Has to wear our facemask when he in the surgery, it seems ironic the idea is that the game interacts with nicholass real life, heres stav with a look and there are elaborate surprises around every corner. At this mornings weather. As nicholas becomes increasingly frustrated and scared, the plot thickens and twists abound. Good morning. The good weather is its an intriguing watch and Deborah Kara Unger is terrific going to continue, temperatures have been very high in the south east. As the enigmatic hitchcockian blonde. Yesterday saw a top temperature of if you are a fan of indie movies, than good news, the Sundance Film Festival london 35 in the south east, very warm and is online this weekend humid elsewhere. A little bit and available throughout the uk. Fresher for scotland and Northern Ireland. Today it looks like itll people like that stuff. Sounds good. Be another largely dry one with the yeah. People like that stuff a lot. Hottest weather again in the the digital celebration features three films from this years south east. We start off quite a bit Sundance Film Festival in the us all of them premiering applied across england and wales at specific times online. This morning. Is starting to break up, the sun of a breakthrough in the next hour or so in london. The cloud there is uncle frank, may linger on on the eastern coast starring paul betta ny. Luxor starring angela riseborough. And boys state, the film that won where there will be a cooler onshore this years grand jury breeze. Cloud effect on western prize for documentary. Finally, a date for the diary. Parts of Northern Ireland. The the 19705 film, majority of the country will be dry elvis thats the way it is, will be in cinemas for one night and sunny. Fresher on the north sea on thursday the 13th of august. Why cant you see, coast without breeze. Low 20s in oh. The documentary mixes fascinating rehearsal footage with electrifying performances, scotla nd coast without breeze. Low 20s in filmed over six shows in vegas. Scotland and Northern Ireland, heart again in the south east and the humidity will be pretty unbearable for some. Through this evening and overnight stays very muggy. A chance of some showers and thunderstorms developing in northern and western parts of the uk, but they will be the sight of women queuing up to kiss elvis during love me tender isolated. Low teens in the north, might feel a bit weird in current very warm and muggy for england and times, but numbers like suspicious minds take you right into the room of the International Hotel in vegas we is. Into next week we hold onto with screaming girls at the front and cary grant at the back in the vip area. This warm, thundery feel. The humid thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. Air, increasing chances of stay safe. I will be back next week. Thunderstorms breaking out. Difficult to pinpoint where they do you know how dangerous that is . Mrvan orton . Is everything all right . Will be exactly, but on monday it fine. Looks like we will see some in the its. Fine. Site is to begin with, then they will fall across more western parts of the uk. Some of them could be very heavy, torrential rain. For hello. Monty, very warm again with the this is breakfast with tina daheley and jon kay. Warmth creeping northwards, in fact. Good morning. Heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. Very hot in the south east. We hold borisjohnson says that getting onto this country low over the bay all pupils in england back to school in september is now of biscay. It will push the warm, humid air right across the uk. The a National Priority. Writing in the mail on sunday, threat of thunderstorms will be more the Prime Minister claims it is morally indefensible to widespread on tuesday. The biggest threat will be in the northern half keep children out of the classroom of the uk on tuesday. He will have for any longer than necessary. He has also indicated that pubs and restaurants will close before schools in the event to stay tuned to the weather of future lockdowns. Forecast to see the details of the International Leaders will hold talks this morning to raise aid thunderstorms. Once again, very warm for beirut after a massive explosion and humid across the board on devastated the lebanese capital tuesday. Very hot in the south east. On tuesday, we hold on to thundery theme for the leaving at least 158 dead. Rest of the week. Next weekend, high several thousand people took to the streets yesterday pressure will build them, cooler and to protest against the countrys leaders. Fresher air will move in from the some of them stormed government buildings and clashed with riot police. Atlantic. First, it was spain. Then belgium, the bahamas the government has formally asked and andorra followed. The royal navy to support now theres concern that france could be next on the governments quarantine list of countries border force patrols which well need to in the English Channel after record numbers of migrants tried self isolate after visiting. To illegally enter the uk from france this week. That could be bad news for anyone planning a french holiday or brits the ministry of defence says who are currently over there. Its working hard bbc correspondent mark lowens to find a way to assist. Been speaking to some more than 500 people, of them on the cote dazur. Including children, have arrived in uk waters in the past few days, many of them on overloaded inflatable dinghies. The home secretary, priti patel, well, if you thought that the has said she wants to make current spike in coronavirus cases the channel unviable for migrants, and shes appointed a former in france would lead to empty royal marine to lead that effort. Beaches, take a look at this. It is lets get a view on how these a pretty busy and very beautiful developments are being viewed in france from the beach day here in antibes, just outside nice in the south of france. French journalist agnes poirier. This is one of the countrys regions that are seeing the biggest rise in a frenchjournalist agnes poirier. Very a french journalist agnes poirier. Very good a frenchjournalist agnes poirier. Very good morning cases as frances infection rates is joining a very good morning. Thank you for joining us. This is an issue that a two month high. That has prompted has been front and centre of the speculation that this country might be the next in europe to be added to news here in the uk over the weekend. What has the right the list of quarantine for visitors arriving in the uk. Among british response been from french politicians . It is a tiny piece of jurors here on the beach, it prompted a mixed reaction. Yes, i news that you will find deep inside think we are quite concerned because newspapers. It is not on the front we are going on another holiday in a pages as it is in britain, perhaps couple of days it would mean that we because it is viewed as it should, would cancel out and we would lose our money, but hopefully we will there are far and many more pressing leave the country just our money, but hopefully we will leave the countryjust in time that issues for britain or france, like we dont have to quarantine when we the pandemic, like rising new cases get back, but yeah, it is slightly worrying. We are right here for of coronavirus in france and of another two weeks, so if france were to be added to the quarantined list course the economy in a very bad we to be added to the quarantined list we will look to go back slightly earlier on the basis of the kids having to go back to school about state. Also, you know, britain is a sort of thing, so yes, it would big and great country and you can affect us, that the holiday. We come deal with a few hundred migrants here every year on holiday and apart every day. Probably, because it is from people wearing face mask and it seasonal, we know because of the being slightly quieter we havent really noticed again to much different from other dears, to be pandemic or other roads were honest. We are not worried. We are of the view that if it is added to migrants wishing and actually so desperate to go to britain that they the quarantine lest we would support risk their lives to get here, have the quarantine lest we would support the government and followed the advice as appropriate. Would it affect you if you have to be been closed, so that is why, and quarantined for two weeks when he also because of the fair weather, thatis also because of the fair weather, that is why they are trying. Through went back to tdk. Not particularly. We both work from home full time at the English Channel. So priti patel the moment. The only thing is i a few weeks ago met with her french think you are not allowed to walk dogs, so we will have to sort that out i dont think particularly. We counterpart, and they set up a would be very careful and make sure group, but of course they need we would be very careful and make sure we stuck to the rules. France still has a much lower rate of infection probably more means and more men because when they met, they agreed 400,000 residents and deadspin and it was added to the british on 12 offices, french, and six quarantine list, but norway has already analysed it is quarantining business from french. Meanwhile, british. Those are limited to what there is not much more you can do the guards can do, because when they rather than bide your time here and apprehend those migrants on dinghies wait for news, and i can think of worse places to do that. In the french waters, a lot of them fretted to go into the water. The were joined now by the travel consultant paul charles and the suns travel editor, laws are fretted to go into the water. The laws a re pretty fretted to go into the water. The laws are pretty clear. You are not lisa minot. Supposed to push people in the water they have both recently got back when they are in difficulty. You are to rescue them or take them back to from holidays in france. France. That is what they tried to do with limited means. More people, very warm welcome. Paul, a lot of people who are currently in france you simply rescue them and processed or going to france for their them. See if they are eligible for holidays will be keenly watching and political asylum. Politicians here be very interested to know what is going to happen. Can you give us are saying that france needs to do sense of what it was like, your more, and one of ourfront pages journey there and back, and how people are treating social here says a paper saying france distancing over there . Most people asking for £13 million more. Should are wearing face masks in france, certainly die near marseille were i they be doing more . Well, they are was. Most of the shop she went into properly doing as much as they can people were wearing them. There is with the amount of men they have, almost a relaxed attitude to coronavirus when the temperature is and, again, it is the peak of the 35 degrees and people want to be out enjoying their holidays. That is season. That is the agreement, what france seem to have suffered perhaps we should add the agreement from. In terms of the journey, obviously wearing a mask on the and the British Border perhaps should be in the britain and not in flight obviously wearing a mask on the flight was relatively easy, but there seems to be an inconsistency the north of france. That is a fair at airports, both in the uk and in question. Otherwise perhaps we the south of france. When you are should put more men on both sides during the summer, because at some returning sometimes your Temperature Check happens, sometimes it doesnt. Point it will abate. There is also the passenger locator for many come back to the uk is something that the another way of looking at it. Perhaps britain should be proud that government or officials the ground on checking. They ask you to fill it people are ready to dive to get to in online but they are not checking the land of hope and freedom and it is still how some people die. That you have done that when you go back to the airport. There are a lot of inconsistencies and that is not britain is a big country can very helping this process. Case numbers well deal with a few hundred migrants, afew are rising in france, the french well deal with a few hundred migrants, a few every day or every government saying it is at a week. Thank you very much for joining us on breakfast this morning. We will of course be worrying level now. It could be that getting a uk perspective as well in in the next few days people coming the programme. Back from france will have to thank you forjoining us this sunday isolate. That very much could happen. What we need is for the morning. Holly is here with the sport. A surprise come back government to give people notice, so unlike the four hour notice that what is it about this england side . People had about spanish quarantine they do this every single time it rules are changing, at least we had feels like. They are at their best a good two days with the latest ones when the odds are stacked against and people are going to need that them, i suppose. Because there are people who cannot afford to quarantine when they and in the first test against pakistan at old trafford return. They cannot work from home. Yesterday, it was no different. It seemed like pakistan as long as people have noticed and they know what is going to happen, i had it all wrapped up. Then england won it back, think we have to approach this in then they lost it again, and eventually they won it the right way, that would be the way thanks in large part to a sensational partnership to do it, i would say. Between jos buttler and chris woa kes. Adam wild was following the action. That would help people but it could mean people rushing back from when test cricketers is absorbing, you can hardly wait to get started. Holiday to avoid quarantine and bring the virus with them and defeat england was my first task was to the purpose of the policy. Yes, to a keep the packet and score down, to degree, you would expect people to give themselves a chance. Everyone took englands target higher and ta ke degree, you would expect people to take all the precautions taken, but people deserve to have some notice, higher. The wickets eventually falling, but by then, the lead was and so do travel companies. It is impossible for them to work in this beyond 270. A daunting prospect made even more so when rory burns was new environment. They are suffering sent on his way. There was a theme enough. Some notice to give people an idea. They are considering still pretty disabled abutting the needed actions, not words. Ben putting france on the list, that has stokes has so often help england out had an impact and stop people going of trouble but couldnt give them a to france because they have not got hand here. A replay showed the faintest brush of his glove, not the the chance to quarantine when they hand england needed. At a touch of return and they have chosen not to brilliance finally came for chris ta ke return and they have chosen not to take the risk. So many uncertainties woa kes and joss brilliance finally came for chris we do not know about. If the woakes and joss butler, the pair powering england back, both passing quarantine comes in, when it 50. But when phatlum failed for 75, happens, does your travel insurance the tension was unbearable. Cover you . Should happens, does your travel insurance cover you . Should you happens, does your travel insurance cover you . Should you cancel . Do you butler. With four more needed, think quarantine is the right stuart broad went for a big finish. It was the end for him. And that it approach, and if not, what are the was a magnificent works with the winning runs. A day that england alternatives . I dont think quarantine is the right approach and the way the government makes the couldnt wait to start, finishing in glorious celebration. Decision. We are not clear which adam wild, bbc news. Countries will go into quarantine we were just and which went and that is why there we werejust missing we were just missing the fans biting their nails in the ground there. Is confusion for the consumer. The fortu nately their nails in the ground there. Fortunately because they couldnt alternative which would meet the attend, sitting in the living rooms medical needs but less damaging this time around. So whilst englands cricketers turned things around, there was to be no big comeback economically is to introduce temperature testing for everyone at from chelsea airports on arrival, swab testing, in the Champions League. They were absolutely thumped may be saliva testing is the by Bayern Munich in the last 16. Technology gets better, and test it finished 7 1 on aggregate after they lost last nights entries. Then you have a very second leg 4 1 in munich. Effective system which will catch Robert Lewandowski got himself a couple of goals, the majority of cases coming into showing once again why hes one the majority of cases coming into of the best strikers in the world. The country test and trace. Elsewhere last night, lionel messi was back doing consumers are confused. My advice what lionel messi does, would be to do nothing and is the scoring a brilliant individual goal in barcelonas win over napoli. Government have not yet announced that sets up a mouthwatering france would necessarily be added to quarterfinal tie against Bayern Munich that will be played in the knockout style tournament the list. People need to wait and if for the final stages, it is introduced later next week on the basis cases continue to rise, which starts in lisbon next week. Then they would need to decide whether to carry on with their holiday the macro refund, cancel, hibs continue to set postpone the trip. The whole process is having enormous damage on the the very early pace in the scottish premiership. Travel sector or refund. They beat livingston 4 1 to continue their 100 start to the season, kevin nisbet with a hat trick in that one. Ross county have also won is having enormous damage on the travel sector or refund. Spain is more difficult to visit now because both their games so far this term. Of the quarantine rules already existing. I guess france has seen a celtic and rangers both bigger increase than we might in action this afternoon. To San Francisco next where it promises to be a fascinating final normally get. To be honest, still day at the us pga championship. The second most visited country for the former world number one dustinjohnson has the lead on 9 under par going into the brits after spain and one that final round, but there are plenty people can drive too. People in the chasing pack for the first major title slightly wary about going through an since the start of the pandemic. Airport, many chose to go to france amongst them because they could jump onto the is britains paul casey. Eurotunnel or a ferry and get to france. They would have had a very hes just a couple of shots off the leader after a solid third round. Large number. Probably up to half Tommy Fleetwood and justin rose a million visiting france between also also still in the mix. Now and the end of the summer. Some now, you wont be surprised to hear clarity on when the quarantine will that mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton come will be important for people and Valtteri Bottas who have children going back to will start formula 1s 70th anniversary grand prix school. If they are planning to take from the front row of the grid this afternoon. A holiday in france in the next couple of weeks and quarantine comes but there was a surprise to see racing points Nico Hulkenberg in, it could impact children going back to school when they have had qualifying in third. Hes only taking part six months off already. A large because sergio perez impact on people. Thank you, both, is still out with coronavirus. Hulkenberg is known very much indeed. The government says it continues to review the as the best driver never to have been on the podium situation in france and other in any of his 177 races. Destinations and it will issue advice as soon as they can. Thank he has a great chance to right you. We will see how this develops. That wrong at silverstone today. Sir ben ainslie says hes confident that his sailing team can end lets get some support. Good news what will be a 170 year wait for england . Yes. They certainly for british success know how to keep us on the edge of in the americas cup. Our seats. Even joe know how to keep us on the edge of the 36th edition starts our seats. Evenjoe root says they are making a habit of pulling off an in new zealand next march, unlikely wins after what was simply and ainslie and his team have have been fine tuning their new yacht a stunning victory in the first test in british waters for against pakistan factory. Against the final time this weekend. Nick hopes been to meet him. Pakistan yesterday. Three years ago, they battled in bermuda, but they were well beaten asa bermuda, but they were well beaten as a kiwis cruised to victory and then won the 2017 americas up. Now, though, with a new boat and a new sponsor, have renewed hope. Though, with a new boat and a new sponsor, have renewed hopelj though, with a new boat and a new sponsor, have renewed hope. I am really confident that we have a all looked lost for england when they were reduced to 117 5, chasing 277. Fantastic team. I love the americas they needed a couple cup because it is a marriage of of big performances, and thats exactly what they got from jos buttler and chris woakes. Technology and sport, and it is they put in a brilliant performance sailings version of formula 1, to drag england towards what had really, and the history that goes looked like a highly unlikely win. With it. It started in 1851. It is theres more to come the second test starts on thursday. Can we expect more of the same . An incredible sporting story for us. Ill have the rest of the days sport later we have to write that wrong in our but for now lets look ahead to next maritime history. This is the last chance to see them on the british march the 136th edition waters because as of next week it will be packed up and shipped off to the Southern Hemisphere ahead of of the will be taking place. Visio s americas cup in march. Although it is not doing it at the weve been hearing from moment, when it does in maximum Sir Ben Ainslie who says hes speeds of around 50 knots or 60 confident that his sailing team can miles an hour, get a real sense of end the 170 year wait for british success in the race. Why there is so much excitement he and his team have have been around americas cup racing. Even a finetuning their new yacht in british waters for the final time this powerboat does Pretty Amazing weekend and nick hopes speeds, but for a sailing boat, it been to meet him. Three years ago, Sir Ben Ainslies is speeds we havent seen before. It brits battled in bermuda, but they were well beaten is speeds we havent seen before. It as the kiwis cruised is really exciting, particularly to victory and then won with technology, and we are already the 2017 americas cup. Confident. For one member of the now, though, with a new boat and a new sponsor, they have renewed hope. London, there is another challenge fast approaching. Giles scott is in i am really confident in the team, weve got a fantastic team. I love the americas cup the olympics in class and one gold because its this marriage of technology and sport, at rio 2016. With the tokyo 2020 and it is sailings version of formula 1, really, games delayed for 12 months, he is and the history that goes with it. You know, it started in 1851. Now having to try and balance two britains never won it. Targets. We are due to go to new so, its an incredible sporting story for us. Zealand very shortly, and i am there weve got to right that wrong for six months until march, and then in our maritime history. This is the last chance to see the ac75 britannia roll straight into a three month up to the games, which isnt how would on british waters, plan to do things, but the goals are because as of next week it will be packed up and shipped off still the same. I want to be able to to the Southern Hemisphere ahead mail them both. Of next years americas still the same. I want to be able to mailthem both. You still the same. I want to be able to mail them both. You have still the same. I want to be able to mailthem both. You have one in cup racing in march. Americas cup with team usa. Where now, although it is not doing it at the moment, would it bring to Great Britain . To when it does hit maximum speeds of around 50 knots or 60mph, you get a real sense of why bring the cup home for all of us, it there is so much excitement around would be the biggest moment in our sporting careers, and it would be modern day americas cup racing. Even a powerboat, thats just a gate thing for britain to get Pretty Amazing speeds, the americas cup back where it but for a sailing boat, thats phenomenal, and speeds belongs. Ainsley is already an we havent seen before. Iconic figure in british sailing, so, it is really exciting, ending the nation 170 year wait for its pushing the boundaries of technology, and i think a maiden americas cup victory would were really confident. Certainly see him secure legendary status in the sport. For one member of ineos team uks nick hope, bbc news. Line up, there is another challenge fast approaching. There is such a remarkable history around the americas cup. It is the giles scott is ainslies heir old est around the americas cup. It is the oldest trophy in international sport. But the trophy at sport, i in the olympic fin class and won gold at rio 2016. But with the tokyo 2020 games delayed for 12 months, must say, i am slightlyjealous of it. I will give you some facts later he is now having to try and balance two targets. On, but it. I will give you some facts later we are due to go out on, but i can tell you that trophy has a better lifestyle than i do. To new zealand very, very shortly, it has a better lifestyle and i am there for six months until march, and then roll wait until you hear. Straight into a three month lead up to the games, intrigued to know more. Which isnt how youd plan to do things, but the goals it is an aspirational trophy. See are still the same. You a bit later. I want to be able to nail them both. The recent black lives matter protests began with a focus youve four olympic titles, on police brutality, youve won americas cup obviously but they also sparked grassroots with team oracle usa. Efforts to address where would it lay to bring economic inequality. It to Great Britain . To win the cup, to bring it home, many black owned businesses saw a surge in demand for all of us, it would be following campaigns on social media to support them. The biggest moment in our sporting but how long will it last . Careers, and i think it would be Ijeoma Ndukwe reports. Just a great thing for britain to get the americas cup back where it belongs. Ainslie is already an iconic figure in british sailing. Ending the nations 170 year wait keeping up with demand is for a maiden americas cup victory challenging these days since call to would certainly see him secure legendary status in the sport. Support owned businesses began in nick hope, bbc news, in portsmouth. June, sales of luxury skincare range beleiguered have rocketed. In the first few weeks, sales of it is the history around this race exponential compared to where we thatis it is the history around this race that is so interesting. The oldest were. Now, the sales are still way better than what happened before june. The interest has been amazing, trophy in international sport. But it is the trophy itself which and today, we are now about to fascinates me. It has a pretty good launch 13 new retailers. This is lifestyle. It is known as the old within the space of six weeks. It is extraordinary to be honest. Mug. Undisclosed location. It flies in business orfirst within the space of six weeks. It is extraordinary to be honestlj within the space of six weeks. It is extraordinary to be honest. I have at this fashion show room in mug. Undisclosed location. It flies in business or first class were it travels and it is enrolled in a lot of frequent flyer programmes, south east london, designer Phyllis Taylor prepares a stream of orders travels around the world and its for delivery. Following calls to very fancy case designed by louis support black owned brands, she saw her instagram following jump from 13 vuitton. A bad state of affairs when to 40,000 in a matter of days. |j iam vuitton. A bad state of affairs when i am jealous. And the loyalty points have had this brand for 15 years and they have managed to amass over the to have this kind of interest in the brand, to me, it makes sense because yea rs pretty impressive stuff. It got its the that has gone into getting me to this point, it is long overdue. The fa ncy pretty impressive stuff. It got its fancy case for its 150th birthday. A little bit of a weight ahead of me. Money that has come from that has enabled me to create a new line, it but it gets an upgrade as well. Thank you very much indeed. Has just given enabled me to create a new line, it hasjust given me enabled me to create a new line, it has just given me a bit more enabled me to create a new line, it hasjust given me a bit more room to do things that ive always wanted to do things that ive always wanted to do butjust do things that ive always wanted to do but just never do things that ive always wanted to do butjust never had the money. Labour has accused the government of failing to get this has been the best seller. For to grips with the crisis after more success these companies are enjoying than 500 migrants were intercepted is bittersweet. The black lives as they crossed the English Channel matter protest started in response to enter the uk illegally to the death of george floyd, an in the last three days. The home secretary priti patel has unarmed black man killed in police pledged to make the crossing un viable and has asked custody. As a wave of antiracism the royal navy for help. We can speak now to the former shadow home secretary, diane abbott. Protests spread around the world, thank you forjoining us on activists highlighted social and economic inequality. The protests brea kfast. Thank you forjoining us on breakfast. A story we revisit every year, the weather improves, we see a that filled these streets might be over, but here in the uk, and in big spike in the number of people trying to make the dangerous many parts of the world, crossing. This year is even higher. Conversations continue about how to tackle racial inequality. Now, what are the options . What do you think needs to be done . This is a Research Shows that black Business Owners face more difficulty europe wide problem, migrants coming from the middle east and north accessing finance than their white africa, and it needs a europe wide counterparts. So many are concerned that without a concrete plan in solution, it is not a war between place to address systemic issues the uk and france. Other countries like this, the worst these need to step up and offer more businesses are experiencing could be support to these migrants and the short lived. Social media became the countries they are in. Italy has a platform for this u. S. Based campaign by black entrepreneur terrible issue with migrants. We also need to have a much tougher aurora james. A 15 pledge calls on crackdown on the people smugglers. Major retail platforms to devote 15 they are killers. They dont care of shelf space to black owned whether the people they are businesses. The hope is that if smuggling live or die. We also need retailers place large orders, it more safe and legal routes for could help lap founders secure bank loa ns could help lap founders secure Bank Children and family reunion. We do loans and investment. There has been a moment of clarity like we have need to talk about what is happening never seen before. The search that in other parts of europe but right we have seen in the purchasing of now we are talking about what is happening here. Francis and i want more money to deal with the problem. Black products from black businesses is absolutely amazing. The advent of the case has, ministers and mp5, the black pound day where we saying france needs to do more, do specifically try to buy black is you think we should be giving them fantastic and that is a marked more money . Mcreddie uk says. Change from some of the movements before. Any business out are you think we should be giving them more money . Mcreddie uk saysm is not a war between uk and france. Optimistic that we are living through a Pivotal Moment for black it was bound to get more difficult enterprise. They live in hope that as we get ready to leave the eu. In the black lives Matter Movement will the medium and long term, there has become a springboard for long to be better cooperation across the lasting social change. Ijeoma ndukwe, bbc news. Ee. That is the only solution. Otherwise, as you say, whenever the weather is better, the seas, you heres stav with a look at the weather, and its another hot will have desperate people trying to one for much of england and wales. Cross the channel across the eu. Thats right. For some of us, yes, what are the options . We are saying especially across the south east. Hot and especially across the south east. Hotand humid especially across the south east. Hot and humid conditions like now we are involving the royal navy, yesterday, we saw temperatures in what could they possibly do, for example, that the border force the far south east which 35 degrees cant . Do you think that is the elsewhere, warm but not as crazy hot as that, humidity is going to be right approach . I dont think you need a military solution to what is with us for england and wales, a political problem. Defence people certainly today, with good spells of sunshine into the afternoon. We start out with a lot of cloud, mist of the record had been saying it makes no sense to spend millions of and mark. Here is one of our weather pounds on vessels and trained army watchers view in buckinghamshire. Personnel to deal with a few quite a blanket of cloud across parts of central wales, into the desperate people bobbing around and midlands and Northern England and rubber dinghies. I dont think a Eastern England, one or two spots of military solution is the answer rain. It will start to melt away in rubber dinghies. If you have big into the afternoon as the Strong Military boats, the danger is some august sunshine gets going. Breezy of the dinghies will tip into the across the board, noticeable water and people will die. That north easterly breeze, a bit cooler would be a disaster. Why do you here. Add further inland, very hot think the numbers have risen so sharply . It is the weather. Look at again, pleasantly warm for scotland and Northern Ireland. The window and see how good the the humidity will be with us as we weather is. Good weather, calm seas, had only to the evening and overnight. Very warm and muggy across southern areas and threat of but also, i have visited the refugee showers or thunderstorms. It is not camps in calais, but also in greece, lebanon, these people are absolutely desperate. If they see an everywhere. Temperatures reaching opportunity with good weather and lows of around 11, 12. Much more calm seas, tragically, they take it, even though they are risking their co mforta ble lows of around 11, 12. Much more comfortable and it will be, 19 or 20 lives. Natalie elphick was speaking degrees. Warm and humid with sunshine around, increasing threat. Earlier in practice, mp for dover, she thinks it is more dangerous to monday looks like that it is going let the boat set off on the first to be greatest across more western place. Well, the french would say they are doing all they can to stop areas. Wales come into the they are doing all they can to stop the boats setting up. The issue is south west, perhaps northern what you do when they are on the ireland. Elsewhere, the odd thunderstorm around but i think water. The truth is, legally, once largely clear and warm with hot they are in british waters, they are sunshine. Very warm in the south east, creeping northwards to britains legal responsibility. Parts of scotland and Northern Ireland as we move through the week. They are in british waters, they are britains legal responsibility. They may say they are doing what they can to stop them setting off, but further thunderstorms breaking, pretty much anywhere but especially clearly they are letting them set off and they are not intercepting across england and wales, signed they are starting to cool down, them on the way and i are saying temperatures near normal by the of they need more money to be able to the week. Whatever normally is, do more. And they are saying. They need more money to be able to thank you very much indeed. Do more. And they are saying. The french would say they have raised well be back with their level of intercepting these the headlines at 7 00. Now, its time for the latest Technology News on this weeks boats by 50 . The issue is, what do click. You do when they are in british waters . It is quite wrong and illegal to say that once they have reached british waters you can turn them back. The border force cannot do that and the royal navy cannot do that. We need to look at long term political solutions. These waves of hey, welcome to click. Migrants from the middle east and hope you are doing ok. North africa are not going to go laura certainly is, away, we need a thoughtful because look, she has got a new friend. Thats right. Europe wide solution to what is happening. What will the home affa i rs happening. What will the Home Affairs Select committee be focusing on . We will look at the detail of this. We will be looking at how we basil, meat spencer, can do more about people smugglers. Spencer meet basil. Hello, basil, nice to meet you. In some cases, the people smugglers look at us we are talking to plants, thats what are selling people notjust a place lockdown has done to us. Yeah, thats is ona are selling people notjust a place on a rubber dinghy, they are selling what it has come to. This is a small example of my amazing gardening talent. You may recall a few them equipment which is faulty and weeks ago i planted a whole vertical farm. Yes i do, how was it, is it still alive . Which puts their lives in danger. We yes, its doing really well, wa nt to which puts their lives in danger. We want to look at what we can do about and i think devices like this or that really stop you from going wrong. People smugglers. I visited the because once you have got them plugged in and you make sure camps. Some people smugglers are in they dont run out of water, the device does the camps. We need tougher and more the rest of the job. Later in the programme proactive approach to people smugglers in these camps. How can we i will show you all of the food get france to cooperate with the uk that i have been growing. Government . I think he will find wow, thanks laura. We will come back to laura in a few minutes. That france is cooperating. But once first of all, we are going to hong kong. We decided to leave the eu, now you will probably know that there have been protests in hong kong cooperation around Security Matters against the chinese authorities for over a year. Was inevitably going to become more and now beijing has introduced new laws to crack down on civil unrest. Difficult. I said this as shadow there are fears that these will give the authorities home secretary and that is what we unfettered control over the internet, and many worry are seeing. I want to talk to you that the great chinese firewall about the lead story, borisjohnson is about to be extended. Saying it should be a national Danny Vincent has been talking to hong kong Tech Priority to make sure schools reopen activists on the front line. Evenif priority to make sure schools reopen even if it requires trade offs, do you agree . Oh, yes. I am very worried about the achievement gaps every day at midnight, hong kongs most prominent activist, joshua wong, between poor children, minority live streams his updates to the world on facebook. He is using the livestream to report he is to his children, and so on, and others, followers. Its one small way that young widening, not they have been out of activists in hong kong are using technology in the wake of the new school for what will be by the Time National security law. Joshua thinks the authorities are building a case september comes six months. The real against him, and fear is that some of the children will never make up the achievement 93p will never make up the achievement gap. But of course, sending children back to school, we have to be sure arrest is imminent. It is safe. Would you back the wearing of face masks in schools . we have no confidence at all the medical advices children should wear a face mask, of course. Health to guarantee all of our speech, and all of our statements could be legal under is the most important thing. Diane the framework of the nat sec law. Hong kong saw thousands of abbott, thank you very much indeed. Protesters take to the streets good morning. Thank you forjoining last year in opposition to an extradition bill. Us. They say they are now facing if you have been up in the night, i an even greater threat to their freedoms in the form of a new National Security law. Suspect it was because it was hot they say theyre not only and stuffy and humid, people facing heavy policing on the streets, but also online. Struggling to sleep, lots saying glacier kwong is a tech activist, she sees the internet as a new battle ground. That on social media. Lots more of she says the new national those tropical nights to come. That security law limits freedom of speech online. Is when the temperature stays above 20 degrees until the middle of the week. Sounds nice. Tropical night. Pina colada, gentle sea breeze. Will that digital sovereignty, its a word that china and beijing often use. Help you get to sleep . Maybe that is they use it to describe that they have to have the right to control what information where i am going wrong. What is and what is Available Online causing this and why do we struggle for chinese citizens. This is how theyjustified their great firewall in china. So much at this time of year and and they are now trying what can we do to help us sleep to expand this kind of concept through the night . Into hong kong by implementing the National Security law into hong kong. Were joined now by elisabeth they are trying to argue thompson, a climate scientist that they have the sovereignty from the university of reading, over hong kong and they have and the sleep expertjames wilson the rights to control what is available on the internet. He calls himself the sleep geek. I dont want to know how you slept, james, do you always sleep brilliantly . I do this job because i the Central Government am nota brilliantly . I do this job because i am not a good sleeper but when it is says the introduction of the new law is to restore hot i tell myself, we live in the order after a year of often viole nt protests. Uk, at some point, it will start it criminalises state subversion. Punishment could mean life in prison. Raining again. I think the news from the law gives the authorities the power to force internet the Weather Department as you might providers to delete content. Have to wait. What are the tips for trying to get a good night sleep china is evolving into a digital superpower. They have really smart when it is this hot and we are not used to this kind of weather in this and comprehensive approaches in controlling its people country . Like i said, it is that mindset, try including hong kongers. They have the great firewall in china, not to worry too much because we and they re implementing it in hong kong. Not the physical build ourselves into a frenzy, i am infrastructure, because we have the open telecommunication system, but then they are trying to implement it not going to sleep, and it comes through having this National Security law because that true. Getting airflow through the will encourage platforms and their users both to censor house on the day, when there is themselves and their users, and therefore we have limited direct sunlight on the bedroom, close the curtains. If it is particularly hot on the night, may be up in the attic, if you have one, access to information. Allow cooler air down into the rest of the house. Good tip before bed, ta ke of the house. Good tip before bed, take a hot water bottle, fill it with lukewarm water, if you make it this footage is from a livestream of recent arrests really cold, it will shock the body, of student activists suspected of violating the National Security law. Their phones and computers were taken into custody. Put your bare feet on it, it allows tech activists are worried the body to have a little drop in about mobile phone Extraction Technology used by the police force, equipment reportedly provided by an israeli company. Co re the body to have a little drop in core temperature and it tricks your the software allows users to access the content of mobile body into thinking it is cooler than phones without using security it is. And maybe having a separate features such as passwords. Duvet or sheet to your partner. If when the law was passed, people were thinking of deleting telegram you share, the heat makes you hotter and replacing and hotter. Thinking about and with something else. When you are in custody, creating an environment and a police can still use that hardware and Software Mindset that is right. Lets talk to obtain your deleted messages and recover all of them. There are cases proving that about the Climate Science side of messages deleted could be recovered by that software. This, i didnt realise tropical nights are a natural thing, notjust what we talk about anecdotally, what is officially a tropical night . Definitely. It can be defined as a 24 hour period in which the temperature does not go below 20 degrees. Overnight when we do not encrypted apps like telegram were used for mass see the usual drop to colder communication to organise the street demonstrations. Temperatures that we would see in protesters like simon say the police are using data the uk. Currently, the hottest night extracting technology to build cases against young protesters. On record for the uk was in brighton tony is an it professional, and protester. He asked us to hide on record for the uk was in brighton his identity. On the 3rd of august 19 90, are they he says the protesters and residents are adapting to the new changes. He says hong kongers have been becoming more frequent . Yes. Deleting past messages and starting to use encrypted apps en masse. People feel empowered currently not a common occurrence. A re ce nt currently not a common occurrence. A recent met office study found another 30 between 1961 and 1990, that their physical identities will not be traced easily eight nights were considered to their virtual identities. Tropical nights in the uk. In the its a wise act that people start deleting their previous ten years from 2008 and 2017, four messages, because it might not have existed on a safe channel or on a secure medium. Such nights. In 2018, two nights its a prudent move that people staying above 20. We have seen an increase to one in every two years switch to new alter egos. Or so. We continue to see an increase in frequency. Is it linked to Climate Change . The short answer china and america are engaged in another tech war, is, yes, it is linked. We can expect donald trump is in the process of banning chinese app tiktok over national to see more tropical nights as the security concerns. American social media apps could be banned climate continues to warm overall. Outright in china. Hong kong seems on average, the hottest day in each stuck in the middle. Year over the recent ten year period there are fears here that this city, promised Political Freedoms for 50 years, may becoming just is 0. 8 degrees warmer than it was another chinese city. Compared to earlier decades. Recently we have had some of the hottest days on records. Friday last week was the third hottest day on vertical farming. Re cord week was the third hottest day on a controlled environment record and this fridayjust past was to create perfect crops, sometimes even seen the hottest august day on record since 2003. Nine of the ten hottest days on record have occurred since i in restaurants or supermarkets. Was born and 1990. And since 1990, now home devices allowing the average number of days above 30 you to do the same on a smaller has increased from five up to nine. Scale are growing in popularity. With the hotter daytime and in my garage. Well, here is my click temperatures, as they team an edge and grow smart garden. That is that the actual name. Over the course of several days, you as you can see, everything has see an in the hotter tropical nights 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 and without stopping human induced 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 Climate Change make it dangerous for that advice on how long it takes us to be outdoors even. Brilliant, for them to be ready to eat. My lettuce is ready, all that information retention and all that information retention and all of those numbers. James, talking my tomatoes are not. About drinking pina coladas is a joke, but a lot of people might be i never received the alert to refilled the water having a barbecue, seeing friends, that i should have done, as limited as they can do at the moment, alcohol, key subject on but that was apparently down sunday morning sometimes, how can to a glitch that affect our sleep patterns, in the app which im particularly when it is hot . Alcohol told has since been fixed. And walking away seeing lights is an interesting drug in terms of left on did feel quite odd, but i was left with some really nice leaves. It will take you a few fair sleep. Its the dates you, give you lettuces to get your moneys the impression of sleep, knocks you worth on buying the kit, but in the uncertainty of a global pandemic, out, but the quality of sleep is devices like this do seem to have their own appeal. Quite poor it sedately. A full i feel like i was going to battle when i went bottle of wine, it has quite a to the Grocery Store with my mask and my hand Significant Impact on sleep and the sanitiser, and my wipes, alcohol makes it harder for your so it has been really nice to be able to grow body to manage its core temperature. My own food here. To not have to worry it impacts on the bodys ability to about that. Here you see my mature plants manage its core temperature and that and these are my newer plants coming in for my is very important to the process of second harvest. New Modular Concepts do allow falling asleep, you need a slight you to personalise your set up. Choosing whether you want one drop, part of the process in falling salad shelf or two, or three. And like many of the latest asleep and staying asleep. Thank you growers, this one connects both for getting up early. Seems to an app to remind you to add water or nutrients, really cool in the circumstances. We or to harvest your veggies. Appreciate your time. Pina colada one of the trickiest problems was getting the whole system integrated so that you can replace these trays, probably not the best idea. having it so you could add appreciate your time. Pina colada probably not the best idea. It is too late, done its damage. Lets on trellises to the system, add on Modular Systems later, integrating all the sensor data find out what is happening with the of where the water is, and with the ph levels weather. How many more tropical are and the nutrient levels. Putting all that into an app. Nights we have in store. Here is stav. Good morning to you. We have more tropical nights in store across the south east of the uk, but as we go into next week, the warmth and humidity will expand northwards. 35 degrees in the south east yesterday. While big brands lg and samsung very warm across england and wales. Have shown off some intriguing kitchen concepts, lesser known farm shelf temperature suggesting that but also has a device that might beat them to market. The humidity making it feel hotter. Its indoor farm uses sensors and Computer Vision to monitor the plants, automatically providing the right amount of another warm day, particularly in england and wales, plenty of sunshine. That is once we lose the blanket of cloud and mist affecting water and nutrients. Parts of wales, Northern England, the midlands, Eastern England. It could hold on across eastern we are collecting data on how the plants are growing counties into the afternoon, having and monitoring those from a variety of equations a cooler easterly wind, coolerfeel as well as the way the images are analysed. On the east coast. Elsewhere in the and as that data set to grows we are able to automate more and more Sunshine Feeling very pleasant. Actions in the system as well as automatic notifications. And changes to the plant recipes at the plant progresses through its lifecycle. Maybe even higher than 33 in the everyone smile south east. Overnight, the cloud will roll back in a little bit in central and eastern parts of for communities like this womens shelter, having an on site farm has been a lifeline through england. Most places dry but the the coronavirus crisis. Chance of a shower or thunderstorm this huge container can house 9000 plants to help feed more than 1000 women and children staying in northern and Western Areas, pretty isolated, but could be pretty heavy. Warm and muggy night, 19, 20, there each night. And if it is 20, regarded as a tropical night. Next week, warm and humid. Quitea Food Supply Chains have been varyingly broken tropical night. Next week, warm and humid. Quite a bit of sunshine across our country. Around. Increasing threat of one thing we knew that we thundery showers which could be always had was our farm. The container farm cost over quite nasty with localised flooding, 100,000, but it has certainly proved its value. Hailand quite nasty with localised flooding, hail and also frequent lightning. The threat on monday will be many across Western Areas affecting irish sea coasts and wales and perhaps the we have produced in less west midlands. Very warm again for than nine months over 40,000 equivalency, england and wales, heath creeping in fresh, leafy greens and vegetables. Whether its the pandemic further north to southern scotland or just the everyday and humidity and pretty unbearable uncertainty of life in a homeless shelter, it has been a tool for learning and healing on every level. Although for most of us in the south east heat creeping these high tech gardens will be more of a hobby, further north. Heat sticking around these self sufficient growers on tuesday and much of the week. Tuesday, the greatest threat of stones could be across the northern can seriously help out half of the country and even in unpredictable times. Maybe needs a bit of dressing, but its good. That is it for the shortcut of click. Scotla nd half of the country and even scotland the greatest threat of check out the full length version available right now on iplayer. Stones. Thunderstorm is breaking out in response to temperatures again in the mid 30s, very warm day pretty much across the board on tuesday. Factoring in the humidity, feeling keep up with the team moma. Similar story through the on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook week, particularly england and and twitter at bbc click. Thank you for watching wales, threat of thunderstorms and we will see you towards the latter part of the week soon. Feeling warmer. More settled and dry conditions, we lose the humidity and the threat of thunderstorms, temperatures turning closer to the seasonal norm. More tropical nights to come. Thank you, stav. Take a look at these pictures. Arthur embleton filmed these lovely scenes with his drone over aviemore in the last hour. The view looks out good morning. Welcome to breakfast towards the cairngorms. You can feel the fresh air from with tina daheley and jon kay. Our headlines today borisjohnson says he wants here. Tropical heat thank you, to reopen schools fully in england next month, calling a lwa ys it a moral duty here. Tropical heat thank you, always lovely to see your pictures. And a National Priority. Keep them coming in. With many pools still closed another 150 migrants reach the uk and temperatures soaring in much of the uk, you may have been tempted by crossing the channel over to try a bit of open water the past 24 hours as the royal Navy Swimming recently. Considers a formal request for help from the home office. Maybe not as much as this fellow. Erupting with fury tear gas is fired at protesters in beirut during mass demonstrations following this is george taplin. The 20 year old has just finished a major challenge to swim his way tuesdays deadly explosion. Across the lake district, clocking up a rather impressive 43 miles in three days. They killed us, they he went in 13 lakes and had to wear four different wetsuits literally killed us. To prevent spreading algae. They are throwing teargas. Georgejoins us now from his home in buckinghamshire to tell us more. We are just shaken from this country. Enough is enough. George, the first question i want to ask, why . Yes, good question. Last good morning. England stage a stunning comeback to snatch victory in the first test. Chris woakes and jos buttler were the stars as they defied to odds to beat pakistan summer, i tested ask, why . Yes, good question. Last summer, itested myself ask, why . Yes, good question. Last at old trafford. Summer, i tested myself on a long hello there. Swim, i was curious, i was a competitive swimmer growing up, my another largely fine day thanks to higher pressure. Main event was four minutes long, hot and humid in the south. 400 metres. Iwas main event was four minutes long, 400 metres. I was curious to see how fari 400 metres. I was curious to see how far i could swim in one go, i set up that heatwave continuing with very warm tropical nights as well. In the thames river from henry and next week will stay warm and humid swann for ten hours uncovered with a risk of thunderstorms. See you later. Kilometres. Henley and i swam for ten hours. I wanted to do lake good morning. Windermere. On the map, isall lake its sunday august 9. Our top story borisjohnson says getting coniston very close by, i figured all pupils in england back windermere. On the map, isall lake coniston very close by, ifigured i would do that as well i saw. They to school in september is now a National Priority. Are all in fairly close proximity, the Prime Minister says that schools will take priority over pubs, the lakes. I looked at the total shops and restaurants mileage and thought i would give it in any future coronavirus lockdowns. A go. About 40 miles altogether . Heres our Political Correspondent nick eardley. For many children across the uk, its been months now exactly. About 43 miles in total. Since they set foot in a school. With the longest like being lake the coronavirus lockdown has led to warnings windermere and that was the first of young one, ten miles. Im going to read people falling behind. The list. Lake windermere, coniston in england, an attempt to get pupils back in the classroom before the summer break failed. Water, waste water, ullswater, but the Prime Minister has now made a full return next month, a key test for his government. He writes today in the mail on sunday grasmere, rydal water, water, waste water, ullswater, grasmere, rydalwater, derwent water. You must be exhausted. Yeah. Borisjohnson adds when you are swimming long distances, you are normally swimming a moderate intensity, swimming for seven hours, but more about the stress on your tendons and shoulders. Coming from competitive the government has been warned, swimming background, iwas shoulders. Coming from Competitive Swimming background, i was trying to though, that reopening one part move quickly because the water was of Society Might require so cold and i wanted to keep my cool compromises in others. Temperature up but that meant some we have probably reached of my tendons in my shoulder started near the limit or the limits to let me down towards the end. of my tendons in my shoulder started to let me down towards the end. I am stating the obvious, if you are of what we can do in terms of opening up society, going for a really long run, you can so what that means, potentially, is if we wish to do more things stop. Swimming, you cant stop. What in the future, we may have to do we re stop. Swimming, you cant stop. What were the hardest bits for you and less of some other things, and these will be difficult what were the most challenging to trade offs, some of which will be things . Such a lot of a long decisions of government and some of which are for all of us, as citizens, to do. Distance to cover in medical they also understand mrjohnson has made it clear when schools do temperatures. In really cold reopen, they should only close again temperatures. In really cold if absolutely necessary. Temperatures. Calories, iwas expending around. My sports watch hes told ministers shops, pubs and restaurants would be estimated 8000 calories a day. With expected to close before schools if there are local lockdowns the cold water, you are expending in the future. More calories. The hardest part was the pm also believes the harm done eating enough. When you are to education prospects and Mental Health is far more damaging swimming, very hard to win take than the risk posed to young people properfood. Easier with swimming, very hard to win take by the virus. Proper food. Easier with fluids. Swimming, very hard to win take properfood. Easierwith fluids. It there are still questions was just plenty of bananas, really. Being asked about what the return of schools will look like, i was lucky it was only a three day but the government has made it its National Priority in the coming weeks. Event. I gather that when you nick eardley, bbc news. Finished, you are presented with celebratory vegetables. Yes, that is so all schools in england will be right. A good friend from university expected to reopen from september and the same goes for wales. Was nearby and he knows it is my in Northern Ireland, pupils will start to go back at the end of august, and children in scotland will be favourite vegetable, i had just been the first to return as schools start to reopen this coming tuesday. Having Simple Carbohydrates through scotlands first minister, nicola sturgeon, says she expects the swing, sugars, i told all pupils to be back in class having Simple Carbohydrates through the swing, sugars, itold him i could not wait for a proper meal and full time from august 18 i was presented with a broccoli. Thats a week on tuesday what a way to go. Raising money for at the very latest. Charity, havent you . Our Political Correspondent matt cole joins us now. What a way to go. Raising money for charity, havent you . Exactly. Matt, borisjohnson, raising money forjust a drop, doing like all leaders across the uk, having to weigh up some difficult decisions here. Great work in 30 countries, i think things from before the introducing simple technologies summer playing on the governments filtering water and improving access to water which is almost a given. I mines, the land to get all children swa m to water which is almost a given. I back into the classroom before the swam in over 43 miles of it here holidays didnt work out, but boris which is not the case around the johnson clear that in september world. Iam hoping which is not the case around the world. I am hoping to raise more things will be different. He writes money. Thank you. George, super swim that social justice demands things will be different. He writes that socialjustice demands the children go back to schools, not across the lake district. That is it least is it the most vulnerable who he says fears could drop out of from us. You will be back tomorrow. Education never to return if back tomorrow with louise from six classrooms dont open. The school ministered did say during the week iron. Have a good day and a tropical night. Goodbye. From six. In the event of local flareups it wouldnt be for Central Government to decree what schools or businesses should open all stay closed. That would be for local Public Health officials. But borisjohnson making it very clear he sees this as a priority for schools and that carries political weight. Some labour voices say the test and trade system needs to significantly improve if we are to have two close pubs to keep the schools open, but borisjohnson has again this morning being talking up that system and he says it is absolutely important for the countrys future that schools reopen. Thank you very much. Well get more reaction to this news from the childrens commissioner for england, anne longfield, in just over an hour. The home office has formally requested the royal navys help to deal with migrants attempting to cross the English Channel from france. A total of 151 people reached the uk via small boats yesterday following record numbers earlier in the week. Our reporter simonjones is in dover for us this morning. Simon, what could the royal navy do that the border force cant . A lot of discussion this morning about what the royal navy might be able to do if they are called in to this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk help, and it is not straightforward. And around the world. This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk not at all. Those details are currently being thrashed out. And around the world. Tear gas is fired at protesters in beirut during mass demonstrations yesterday we had 15 boats managing after last weeks catastophic to reach the uk, more than 500 explosion in the city. People have made thejourney to reach the uk, more than 500 people have made the journey over the past three days alone. In the past hour we have seen some border force fa ns past hour we have seen some border force fans turn up at the port behind me, suggesting they are expecting more to arrive today. The home secretary has created a new role, called the channel threat co ordinator. She has appointed a man called dan omani, a former marine who served in iraq and kosovo, and his goal is to try and make the route unviable. He may not have the support of the military with the idea of calling the royal navy in stop as you suggest, what it will do is not entirely clear because there have been some suggestion that the navy could try to turn boats back at sea. That could potentially be dangerous because often these boats are overloaded, they are not always seaworthy, and it lady wanted to go into french waters they would need the permission of the french authorities to do that. So lots of questions and it may well be the reality is what the border force needs a boost in numbers provided by the navy. Simon, thank you very much indeed for now. We will speak to the local mp for dover in a few minutes. World leaders will take part in talks today arranged by the french president Emmanuel Macron to raise aid for beirut after the massive explosion, which devastated the lebanese capital on tuesday. These are live photos, live pictures this morning from beirut. You can see the huge grain silo, the remains of their in the background on the left. It looks like some sort of ancient monument now, doesnt it . It has pretty much been ripped apart by the blast. It follows protests in the city which saw thousands of people expressing their anger at the countrys leaders. Some of them stormed government buildings and clashed with riot police. Our middle east correspondent Quentin Sommerville sent this report. Shouting lebanons rage against its elite is erupting anew. A city in the aftermath of an explosion is filled with tear gas and anger. The protests have barely started and, already, theres tear gas coming in here from all sides. The protesters are falling back at the moment, but they keep continuing to push forward. We are rebels, free men, said this man. They fired directly at us. And a city still reeling from the shock of the blast was met with violent force. They came to condemn the government they blame for the destruction of their city and their lives. And this is the fate lebanons politicians deserve, they said. Can you tell me in english whats written . Theyd started with a rollcall of the dead. Among the names 43 syrians, and the wife of the dutch ambassador to lebanon. They carried aloft the pictures of those killed. Were fed up were fed up. This is our country this is our country. We want to defend our country. Our president is useless. Our Prime Minister is useless. Everyone in this government is useless. They killed us. We have literally reached rock bottom. I dont want to talk about it because im going to cry. These were not just hardcore protesters. Lebanese of all walks of life joined the demo too. Among them, this woman. Earlier, with her husband, george, she showed us their destroyed apartment. Their business was in the port too. Everyone is similar for where we are today. For losing our money, for losing ourjobs, for losing our businesses, for losing our homes, for losing our loved ones, ourfriends, everything. They are all to be blamed, they are all to be hanged. In the morning at the port, Prime Minister hassan diab acknowledged the anger, but took little responsibility. Absolutely, they have the right to be angry and furious, notjust because of this. This is absolutely diabolical, what happened. But, however, they were also furious even before that for three decades of unbelievable corruption. The violence reached a crescendo, and then. It was over. The police and army regained control. This is a country ruled by force and backroom deals. They have been calling for revolution here for almost a year. But lebanons elite has staying power. The force of the disaster, which engulfed this city, may not be enough to bring change here. Quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. The number of Companies Planning mass redundancies injune was five times higher than during the same period last year according to figures obtained by the bbc under a freedom of information request. Airbus, royal mail and hsbc were among nearly 1,800 firms which announced job cuts injune. That compares with 345 businesses shedding jobs a year earlier. The figures were collected in response toa figures were collected in response to a freedom of information request. A state of emergency has been declared in mauritius after a stranded japanese tanker began leaking tons of oil into the indian ocean close to a coral reef. Greenpeace has warned that thousands of animal species are at risk with dire consequences for the island nations economy, Food Security and health. France is sending a military plane and experts to the scene. Coastguards and the Emergency Services are braced for another busy day on our beaches, particularly those in southern and eastern parts of england, where temperatures are expected to reach more than 30 degrees celsius. Several beaches were given a red alert on saturday because of the high number of visitors, which would make social distancing difficult. The coastlines of cornwall and kent, which we can see here, were among those which saw large crowds. Lets return to an issue weve been covering on breakfast for several days now the growing number of people attempting to enter the uk illegally by crossing the channel. In the last three days alone, more than 500 migrants have made the dangerous voyage, most of them on overloaded dinghies headed for dover, where Natalie Elphicke is the mp. We can speak to her now. Thank you forjoining us. Can we start with these reports this morning that the royal navy have been asked now to intervene and have a strategy to try to sort the situation out . What do you think they can do . I think all options need to be on the table now. The small boat crossings are at a record. It is a small boat crossing crisis. So we do need to look at all options. In relation to the navy, what we have seen with border force at the moment is they pick up the boats and they bring them into britain. If the navy or indeed the border force are to be really effective in shutting down the small boats trafficking routes, then they need to make sure the boats are returned to france, and we need french agreement to make sure that this happens. So this is the so called pushback policy where the royal navy would potentially push back those migrant boats towards france. But the suggestion is that thatis, france. But the suggestion is that that is, number one, very dangerous, and numbertwo, that is, number one, very dangerous, and number two, potentially illegal under international law. These are incredibly dangerous crossings, and life has already been lost on those small boats routes. It is absolutely critical that for the safety of the migrants in northern france, that we bring an end to this dangerous trafficking route. And for me, that has three parts. The first is that france needs to stop these boats leading the french shores in the first place. The second is that wherever the boats are picked up in the channel, they need to be returned back to france. And the third is if people do make travel through this illegal route, they need to be returned safely and promptly. It is the busiest shipping lane in the world, and as you say, it is incredibly dangerous. We have seen incidents already. But doesnt it make and only more dangerous is the royal navy is getting involved, pushing boats back . Some of these boats are overloaded, they have small children on board. We could be looking at disastrous situations. The ceo this is an incredibly dangerous journey and weve seen loss of life and thats why its unacceptable loss of life and thats why its u na cce pta ble to allow loss of life and thats why its unacceptable to allow a situation to continue and where people are already saved on french resorts. France has advanced a salomon benefit system, it should be taking responsibility for people on the french assures and thats what we need to see. People not making this dangerous journey first place. There is a suggestion that kind of pushback policy would be unacceptable. That it might be illegal for us to unacceptable. That it might be illegalfor us to do unacceptable. That it might be illegal for us to do that. Its essential the french and british Work Together to solve this. Making sure that boats can be intercepted and returned, wherever they are in the English Channel is absolutely vital to bring an end. Because its only in that way that the no no can succeed into breaking into britain through this way and migrants and traffickers alike. Trying to make these dangerous journeys and will bring an end to this situation. We been talking about an end to this situation for years and it seems to be getting more and more serious. Suggestions on some of the papers that the french are going to be asking for millions of pounds more from the uk towards this contribution to try to come up with a solution. Is that the solution . Should we be paying more to france . Its a french issue as much as a traditional one. And its in the interests of france to put a stop to this. And to make sure they dont have a calais migrant magnet. We have a calais migrant magnet. We have been paying tens of millions of pounds to the french and they have treaty blood patients to us. Its critical they stop those boats and they tackle the organised crime behind these crossings and we bring an end to this particular route. It isa an end to this particular route. It is a fairly new route. Only four yea rs is a fairly new route. Only four years ago when there was a trickle of votes coming in and what weve seen is organised crime move wholesale into the small boats crossing and we need to tackle those gangs as a criminal activity. You say were paying tens of millions already but if we are asked and have to pay more, is it a price worth paying the uk . Should we be contributing more . We are contributing more . We are contributing to this joint effort. It is absolutely essential we bring it to an end and we do need france to stop those boats leaving their shores. We need them to tackle the criminal gangs and we need to agree with them that they can be brought back to france with an agreement and that way we will bring an end to this small boats crossing issue because migrants and traffickers know they cant get into bit in this way. What you said a minute ago how this is as much a french is a british problem but we heard from a french journalist saying as far as many french people are concerned, its not a french problem. These migrants want to go to britain, is up migrants want to go to britain, is up to us to deal with it. You can kind of understand that mindset, cant you . Kind of understand that mindset, cant you . In calais, it has become just a real mess and the people of calais are very angry about the situation that they have in their area. We have seen time and again that when a situation is allowed to build up in france, its the people of northern france who absolutely bear the brunt of that. It is as much a french issue as it is a british one. Its in the interests of france to bring an end to the small boats crossing. If this policy of pushing back continues, you are asking them to deal with the continuation of it, to make it worse for them. What is entered for france to do that . People have reached northern france have travelled through many countries before they get to france. They have travelled through many other safe countries and its absolutely vital that people who need help get that help is close to that area is possible and that is why britain invests and supports as one of the Global Leaders in humanitarian support, by providing safe areas for people in need. This not is about humanitarian effort, this is about people who are engaged with people who are in a legal battle, people trafficking in that trafficking route takes people to many safe countries and its essential that we bring this organised crime to an end. Thank you for joining organised crime to an end. Thank you forjoining us this morning, we will see how things develop. Heres stav with a look at this mornings weather. Its going to be extremely hot the next couple of days. Yesterday, and thatis next couple of days. Yesterday, and that is the high across the afternoon. We start this morning with rather grey weather across parts of wales, the midlands, northern and Eastern England. Graham and murky in buckinghamshire. This cloud will melt away and burned back towards the coast. It may stay a bit grey and misty across the north sea coast which will be quite strong across the country but more noticeable across the north sea coast. 18 20 degrees. Inland, very warm the low 20s celsius. As we head on into sunday night, and into the first thing tomorrow morning, very dry and warm and muggy and there will be a threat of one or two showers and thunderstorms developing. Temperatures will fall, fresher further north. Developing. Temperatures will fall, fresherfurther north. Next developing. Temperatures will fall, fresher further north. Next week, we hold onto the warm and humid and thundery air mass and see an increasing chance of thunderstorms breaking up anywhere from monday onwards. We will see miss denmark, low cloud through the morning. Good sunny spells developing. The threat of most of the showers and thunderstorms across western parts of england, Northern Ireland through monday afternoon. Southern scotland, Northern Ireland, temperatures around the mid 30s celsius. The reason why we start to see more under storms is this slow moving up edging up towards the uk, destabilising the atmosphere. We will likely see it breaking our day on day. Difficult to know where it will be. Perhaps a few developing into the midlands and southeast later in the day and again, very warm and humid, 34 degrees, and higher still further north. That theme continues through the week. Things start a bit more settled and cooler and fresher. Back to beirut now, and after the shock and grief of tuesdays huge explosion comes the searing anger of the lebanese people towards the authorities who they blame for mismanaging the country for so long. Thousands took to the streets yesterday where they met fierce resistance from riot police. Some stormed government buildings. Our middle east correspondent tom bateman is there. Tom, are we likely to see more protests today . Can you bring us up to date, are we likely to see more protest today . We we re likely to see more protest today . We were talking this time yesterday about the sense of rage of the people of beirut against their authorities, demanding answers over the explosion. The causes of it, why that explosive material was allowed to be stored and last night it reached the streets of beirut in a visible way. This is the focal point of Anti Government demonstrations. Thousands of people. We arrived about four oclock yesterday and as we arrived, there were huge groups surging here. This leads toward the lebanese parliament. Immediately those protesters were being met with tear gas and rubber bullets, and you can see this burned out truck you still smouldering in places. I think the authorities have tried to block the authorities have tried to block the route and it was simply torched. You really got a sense of the anger on top of the unprecedented destruction the city has seen and just have a look at that building there, that is a major newspaper in lebanon. Some recovery work, it looks like its been going on and it gives you a sense of the way this city is trying to do whatever it can to reconstruct, it will take months and months and they dont have the resources. And months and they dont have the resources. From the people youve been speaking to, what they you, what are the demonstrators want . They were charging as we arrived. As we heard in quentins piece, in the centre of the square saying, resign or be hanged. They want the entire political elite gone, and those protests began late last year amid the deeper economic crisis. This has exacerbated things and there is a sense also of incompetence about the way the disaster itself has been handled, the aftermath and in some ways the recovery attempts as well. They are calling for the entire political elite to be gone. We had the Prime Minister yesterday saying there would be early elections. I dont think that will be enough. There are more calls for protests today. Tom, what response are elsewhere in the world. Will there bea elsewhere in the world. Will there be a co ordinated effort to try to help . We see rescue workers coming and day after day and there will be and day after day and there will be a Big International aid conference, its all been done on line. We will see a significant number of contributions being made, donald trump said he will dial into that and uk officials will as well but the key point is about the way it is sent. Dont give the money to our government. Because of corruption. They simply dont trust that. They will try to find ways to direct money to people themselves and to charities on the ground. Lets return to our top story now, and the Prime Ministers pledge to prioritise keeping schools open in future local lockdowns, even if that means closing pubs and restaurants to curb the spread of covid 19. Borisjohnson says children will be back in the classroom in september and that social distancing measures will keep them safe. We can get a medical view from one of our bbc breakfast gps. Doctor zoe norris is in east yorkshire. We can get medical view now. Thanks for joining we can get medical view now. Thanks forjoining us. Good to see you. Youve got School Aged Children . As pa rents, youve got School Aged Children . As parents, we are looking at this and wondering what the knock on effect are. Borisjohnson saying his confident schools will be able to reopen with the measures in place. Is that how you see it as a dock . think its really challenging. My children are eight and ten so their understanding is relatively good but the eight year old is going to struggle to follow any particular social distancing or distance from herfriends. I think it social distancing or distance from her friends. I think it depends on what the reality is like and im no teacher and i expect trying to corral 30 or so children into following procedures is going to be really difficult. There is lots of discussion about whether children, older children should have to wear face masks in the classroom, the moment the government saying its not required. Talking about hand washing in the classroom and other preventative measures, social distancing but as a parent and doctor where you sit on face masks . We know that if you go out to a supermarket, you have to wear a face mask preferably but were saying were not going to do that in schools. Ill be happy for my children to be older. If they were wearing it, no issue. Its becoming normalfor all wearing it, no issue. Its becoming normal for all of wearing it, no issue. Its becoming normalfor all of us wearing it, no issue. Its becoming normal for all of us and while we can wash your hands as much as you like, if you are speaking out loud, you are talking loudly, answering questions perhaps and obviously coughing or sneezing, youre going to be more like you to transmit aerosols so think its perhaps something that we may see changing in the next few months. Theres been so much of that during this crisis, the science and information and the guidelines have been actuating quite a lot. And in the different nations of the uk as well. What about as we move on to this issue thats affecting a lot of us this weekend, trying to forget about coronavirus, the hot weather because we are dealing with that as well try to keep cool, hot and humid for a lot of those suffering with that air quality. Your top tips . The first thing is recognising that it is extraordinarily hot at the moment, and if you are someone who doesnt eat or who has medical conditions that perhaps make you a little more vulnerable, then trying to stay out of the direct sunlight, this is not the time to go out for a full day out in the glaring sun. Try and keep cool and drinking plenty of water unless for medical reasons you are advised not to do that. Making sure you have fans on, keeping the curtains closed, keep shading the house, and just really being sensible and understanding that you cant do lots of physical activities when it is warm. Just chill out with a book in the shade. It is at extra challenge during this particular heat wave, isnt it, of the covid 19 kit crisis. Wearing a mask is horrible when it is hot and humid and sticky. The temptation may be for some people not to do that, and you cant go to the beach and lay where you like. All these extra things we have to think about medically and socially. It is although we were at the beach in scarborough the other day, we had a lovely day, and people generally we re lovely day, and people generally were being pretty good about social distancing. I think my concern is more about areas where people inevitably gather, public toilets, shops, fish and chip shops, as you say, we are actually the mask wearing goes out the window when you are hot and sweaty lots of people forgetting many wear masks sometimes and we are still getting used to it, and we are still getting used to it, and it does become more challenging. It will be interesting to see what happens to the figures over the next couple of weeks. Thank you for joining us this morning. You are watching bbc breakfast. We wa nt we want to talk about the cricket. There wasnt an opportunity to put the kettle on. They certainly keep it interesting, this england side. Yet again, they seemed down and out in the first test against pakistan yesterday. Then they managed to wrestle it back, lost it again, but eventually won it, thanks in large part to a ludicrous partnership between jos buttler and chris woa kes. Adam wild was following the action. When test cricket is this absorbing, you can hardly wait to get started. Englands first task was to keep the pakistan score down, give themselves a chance. But everyone took englands target higher and higher. The wickets eventually falling, but by then, the lead was beyond 270. A daunting prospect made all the more so when rory burns was sent on his way. There, it seems, still pretty to say. But england here needed actions, not words. Ben stokes has so often helped england out of trouble, but could he give them a hand here . Well, replays show the faintest brush of his glove, not the hand england needed. But a touch of brilliance finally came from chris woakes and jos buttler, the pair powering england back on course, both passing 50. But when buttler fell for 75, the tension was unbearable. With just four more needed, stuart broad went for the big finish. It was the end for him. Instead, it was the magnificent woakes with the winning runs a day that england couldnt wait to start, finishing in glorious celebration. Adam wild, bbc news. There was to be no big comeback from chelsea in the Champions League. They were absolutely thumped by Bayern Munich in the last 16. It finished 7 1 on aggregate after they lost last nights second leg 4 1 in munich. Despite his disappointment, the chelsea boss Frank Lampard is focusing on the positives. It isa it is a good exercise for us to look at this Champions League experience in their ranks, hundreds of appearances through their team, and we had Young Players and i can see where i want us to go. It was an interesting game. I thought there was a light, disappointing to lose but we will be back. Hibs continue to set the very early pace in the scottish premiership. They beat livingston 4 1 to continue their 100 start to the season, kevin nisbet with a hat trick in that one. Ross county have also won both their games so far this term. Celtic and rangers both play this afternoon. It could be a really big day for the formula 1 driver Nico Hulkenberg. Hell start todays 70th anniversary grand prix at silverstone from third to give himself the chance of finishing on the podium for the first time in a career spanning 177 races. Whats more, hes only racing at all because sergio perez is still out with coronavirus. Are the stars aligning for him today . We will find out. That starts at two oclock. To San Francisco next where it promises to be a fascinating final day at the us pga championship. The former world number one dustinjohnson has the lead on 9 under par going into the final round, but there are plenty in the chasing pack for the first major title since the start of the pandemic. Amongst them is britains paul casey. Hes a couple of shots off the leader. Tommy fleetwood and justin rose also also still in the mix. What is remarkable to think that this is the first major since last july. It isjust this is the first major since last july. It is just incredible. This is the first major since last july. It isjust incredible. More than a year ago. At of course was the open input rush which was one by shane lowry. He had a terrible day, he had a run of bogeys and ended up snapping his club in r. He hasnt improved in the last year in that sense improved in the last year in that sense in half. Much more action to come later on. U nless to come later on. Unless there were no crowds there be embarrassed in front of. We are all watching, though thank you for that. See you later. Its exactly 25 years today since the bbc journalist John Schofield was shot dead while reporting on the war in croatia. He was 29 years old. In a moment, well speak tojohns widow, susie, about her determination to create something positive from his death. First, lets hear what some ofjohns friends and colleagues, from both the bbc and itn, thought of him. New n ew co nvoy new convoy the refugees previously trapped by the last of the fighting have joined the desperate flight. He picked up the phone and burst into tears. It was the most awful day. The bbc reporterJohn Schofield has been killed by croatian fire. On the day thatjohn died, he and i had breakfast together. He was sitting in the Hotel Restaurant and we found out that there was only one seat left in the bbc armoured land rover. He decided to toss a coin for it and john one. A few hours later, he was dead. A bbc report of the world tonightJohn Scofield has been shot dead by croat soldiers. Sarajevo has died relatively quiet this morning about from the regular crack of a sniper puzzlement bullet. He was energetic, enthusiastic, desperate to make his mark. Impact of all the people that have been trainees him was enormous because we just couldnt believe he was gone. He a lwa ys couldnt believe he was gone. He always wanted to be there, to witness the event as it happened. John wasjust the witness the event as it happened. John was just the kindest, most thoughtful, most lovely man, really, and he massively helped me, gave me usually valuable advice, and i will a lwa ys usually valuable advice, and i will always remember him for that. Johns knocked us all for sex. The sheer senselessness of his loss has never gone away. But through his family and through the trust, his influence lives on. Memories of John Scofield, the journalist from his colleagues. We can speak now to johns widow, susie. Thank you so much forjoining us. Thank you so much forjoining us. Thank you so much forjoining us. Thank you for having me. Those other people worked with him. You knew him better than anybody. What are your memories ofJohn Scofield . Better than anybody. What are your memories of John Scofield . He was just the most lovely of men. He was such fun, intelligent, he had a very strong moral compass with regards to his work. He cared very deeply about the stories he reported. He wanted to make sure that he treated eve ryo ne to make sure that he treated everyone fairly, and he was just an absolute sweetheart, and it is funny, with the campaign that we are running this weekend, remembering john, a lot of people have been joining in online, sharing the memories, and i am sending photographs i havent seen before, and itjust photographs i havent seen before, and it just reminds photographs i havent seen before, and itjust reminds me so, so much about how happy we both were and just how gorgeous he was. As a Young Journalist, did john know his worth . Did he know how much he was respect that and admired by his colleagues . Not at all. That amongst document that was one of the tragedies, because he went to his death not knowing how rated he was, and immediately afterjohn died, not surprisingly, i got lots of letters of condolence all saying what a rising star he was, and john knew nothing of this, and it was that that made me think i really wanted to create a lasting memorial to him that would recognise Young Journalists. I feel that no journalists. I feel that no journalist should go to the grave at the age of 29 not knowing how rated, how well respected they are. The age of 29 not knowing how rated, how wellrespected they are. And you have put huge of time and effort into that over the last few years. It is not just into that over the last few years. It is notjust this weekend of the anniversary. It is something that within the industry will know you have been campaigning for and working very hard on. But as far as is anniversary is concerned, you talked about remembering as your. But how do you rememberjohn this weekend and how do you turn it into action, interchange . Weekend and how do you turn it into action, interchange . |j weekend and how do you turn it into action, interchange . Ithink what trying to replicate its most basic form isjohns welcoming spirit. Everyone who knew him, they commented on how welcoming a four c was ina commented on how welcoming a four c was in a newsroom. If anyone wanted any advice, he would freely give it without getting into the news. But thatis without getting into the news. But that is what is im trying to convert. Johns death gained absolutely nothing, it was com pletely absolutely nothing, it was completely pointless and futile death, and i just completely pointless and futile death, and ijust have to make something positive out of it, and recognising Young Journalists, young talented journalist like john recognising Young Journalists, young talented journalist likejohn was the only thing i could really cling onto, and that is what i am working ha rd onto, and that is what i am working hard to do over the years. The first insta nce we hard to do over the years. The first instance we set up an award with the Royal Television society, Young Journalist of the year award, and backin journalist of the year award, and back in about 2010, we decided actually there is more we could do forjohn. One of our trustees came up forjohn. One of our trustees came up with the idea of mentoring, so we have now men toured, it must be about 200 Young Journalists over the yea rs, about 200 Young Journalists over the years, and it has gone from strength to strength mentored. I wish we could offer more places. We have found far more demand than we have capacity. You have been celebrating incredible work of Young Journalists for a long time now, and helping them along, mentoring them. What were the Biggest Challenges for you now, and how can you best help journalists hoping to get into the industry and trying to progress . What are the Biggest Challenges . think there are so many challenges facing the news industry at the moment, more funding, one of trust, and also one of diversity. At the moment, 94 ofjournalists in the uk are white, and that is not representative of the uk as it stands now. So what the trust is trying to do is to support those members of the marginalised community, those who are not confronted by cameras, who are not working in the newsrooms to help them get a foot in the industry so that in ten years time, they will be in leading positions within the news industry so that their voices can be heard. And it is great to see the progress we have made. Last year, i was absolutely delighted that channel 4 news, weve men toured a journalist a couple of years back, and she won the rts young talent of the year award, and that was just completing the circle, really, and i was so pleased. We have had a lot of success and a lot of the mentees have gone on to be rising stars, butler is a good old, peter smith, there are so many of them. Another from channel 4 news. We are talking about diversity in all its forms, because only 10 ofjournalists are from working class back round, the number of generalists who went to feepaying schools away overrepresented. I think it is 43 of journalists compared to overrepresented. I think it is 43 ofjournalists compared to 7 of the population. That is right. 60 of population. That is right. 6096 of our intake this year were from state schools, and we prioritise candidates who are from backgrounds where they havent had privilege. So thatis where they havent had privilege. So that is our focus. And we are reaping rewards, but it is a slow process. We need more funds so that we can offer more places. It saddens me when i have to turn people down. We have also got apprentice journalists as well because universities are the only route into journalism, so we really wanted to encourage those as well. Thank you so much forjoining us here on brea kfast so much forjoining us here on breakfast this morning. It is good to talk. We can find out about the weather with stav. The temperatures of been high for many of us across the south east and combine that with nor uncomfortable nights, its been difficult for sleeping. We saw 35 celsius in the south east, warm across much of england and wales, much pressure for scotland and Northern Ireland but into next week, the heat and humidity will be spreading north. We should see quite a few good sunny spells. Starting off rather grey and cloudy across parts of central and Eastern England and into wales. This blanket of cloud, the odd spot of drizzle, it will melt away through the morning and into the afternoon, many places willjoin into the sunshine. A bit of cloud western parts of Northern Ireland, eastern Northern Ireland doing better with the sunshine, 20 degrees in belfast, 21 in the central belt. 33 degrees in the south east. Cool and fresh north sea coasts, the north east breeze blowing across the uk. As we head on through tonight, staying warm and money. Showers and thunderstorms developing. Many places will be dry. I humidity, developing. Many places will be dry. Ihumidity, a developing. Many places will be dry. I humidity, a bit further west. It stays warm and humid. Hot sunshine around, increasing chance of thunderstorms developing. On monday, they will loss across western parts of the country into Northern Ireland across the irish sea, wales, the south west of england, really intense. Elsewhere, lots of sunshine, staying very hot and humid. Ifanything, the sunshine, staying very hot and humid. If anything, the heat and humidity creeping further north into southern scotland as you move out of monday and into tuesday, under the low sitting over biscayne and that will feed this warm and humid air in towards our direction, destabilising the atmosphere. Slightly cooler air moving in of the atlantic. With a heated services on tuesday, the humidity and caller hour, more thunderstorms are likely to break out. The northern half of the country, the threat of those through tuesday afternoon. Very hot again in the south east with high humidity. Very warm nights and monkey as well as we had to enter next week. The outlook, not much change. Very warm and humid. An increasing chance of thunderstorms. By the end of the week, starting to turn a little bit cooler and fresher, closer to the seasonal norm. We will be joined a bit later, stav, if you want some advice from the sleep feek, who will give us some advice on how to get some shuteye during these topical nights. We really do need to know that. I have the air conditioner on. He was telling us yesterday hes got an air conditioning unit in his bedroom. Fancy. Im on the top floor flat, its like a greenhouse. The roof space gets so hot. I tried to do everything you are supposed to do, keep the windows closed and the blinds down but itjust doesnt. You feel it warming up more and more. The sleep geek will have all the advice you need. Well be back with the headlines at 8 00. Now its time for the travel show. Its been 75 years, but survivors argue their memories of Nuclear Attack still need to be heard. This week hiroshima and nagasaki and the anniversary too important to cancel. And rajan gets to grips with the new gadgets designed for a perfectly socially distanced holiday. I have come to a city injapan thats known all around the world, but its known forjust one event the devastation and destruction caused by an American Nuclear bomb dropped on this city 75 years ago this month during the final days of the second world war. Today, though, much of hiroshima looks like any otherjapanese city. In fact, coronavirus aside, its doing well. This exhibition shows how the city has blossomed since. Each august the city commemorates the event. But as this years big 75th anniversary approached, coronavirus has severely restricted what was possible. So this is to remember the dead. This is in honour of those who died and families come here and offer prayers for the souls of those who died. At hiroshimas peace park, an area that was once one of the citys busiest commercial hubs but was flattened by the blast has been made into a focus for its annual commemorations. About 60,000 or 70,000 people were killed on that day and mostly because of the radiation and injuries up to 100,000 people died by the end of 1945. In whats been the effect on hiroshima today . It has scarred the city. People were terrified of radiation and people stayed away from hiroshima. People who were from here were discriminated against and it took the town a long time to rebuild but in its rebuilding one of its focuses was on trying to seek to eliminate Nuclear Weapons in the world. So its really always remained a central defining aspect of this citys experience and the citys focus. The testimony of survivors here can reveal japans difficult relationship with memories of the second world war. 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