Gareth bale, reports a second debut Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died, could be delayed by up to one month provoking an immediate political row about her replacement. Because of injury. Despite a chilly start, it is promising to be a dry and fine gareth bale should complete his move weekend for most of us, a little bit to spurs this weekend. Hes back at the club windy in the south, but how long he left seven years ago, but could injury mean he misses will it last . I will have more the first part of the season . Detail in quarter of an hour. Good morning. Despite a chilly start with a bit of mist around, it is promising to be a dry and fine its saturday the 19th of september. Weekend for most of us, a little bit our top story. The Prime Minister is holding urgent windy in the south, but how long talks this weekend to decide will it last . I will have more whether to impose lockdown restrictions on the whole of england, to tackle the current detailfor will it last . I will have more detail for you will it last . I will have more detailfor you in will it last . I will have more detail for you in around will it last . I will have more detailfor you in around a quarter ofan surge in coronavirus cases. Detailfor you in around a quarter of an hour. Borisjohnson says the uk is now seeing a second wave, with the number of new infections its saturday 19 september. Doubling every week and hospital admissions rising. Our top story simonjones has this report. The Prime Minister is holding urgent talks this weekend to decide whether to impose lockdown restrictions on the whole of england, to tackle the current surge in coronavirus cases. Borisjohnson says the uk is now closing time came early seeing a second wave, with the number of new infections last night in newcastle. Doubling every week and hospital admissions rising. Simonjones has this report. A10 00pm finish, part of new restrictions for much of the north east, which also saw people from different households banned from socialising at home. I mean, if thats the law, its the law. Closing time came early last night but if people would behave in newcastle. A 10pm finish, part of themselves it wouldnt be like this. New restrictions for much of the ijust think people are going to go out during the day now instead north east, which also saw people of going out at night, from different households banned so its not going to from different households banned from socialising at home. If thats really change anything. The law, its the law. But if people its good because its saving peoples lives, bad because its would behave themselves it wouldnt impacting my nights out be like this. Ijust a slow night and an early finish, would behave themselves it wouldnt be like this. I just think people are going to go out during the day too, for this fast food business. Iiow are going to go out during the day now instead of going out at night so i dont think its going it isnt going to change anything. To make any difference. It is good because it is saving the virus doesnt die at ten oclock. But with infection rates rising, more than 13 Million Peoples lives, bad because it is people in the uk are now impacting my nights out. Peoples lives, bad because it is facing lockdown measures. Impacting my nights out peoples lives, bad because it is impacting my nights out. A slow night and impacting my nights out. A slow nightand an impacting my nights out. A slow take a seat and ill be night and an early finish for this fast food business. I dont think it with you in a moment. Life is starting to look different, is going to make any difference. The virus doesnt die at ten oclock. With new test centres opening up in places like glasgow. But with infection rates rising, more than 13 Million People in the uk are now raising lockdown new restrictions come measures. Take a seat and will be in next week in merseyside, parts of the midlands and west yorkshire. With you in a moment. Life is and in lancashire, starting to look different, with new like here in accrington test centres opening up in places though blackpool is exempt due like glasgow. New restrictions come to lower infection rates. In next week in merseyside, parts of the latest government figures show the highest daily number the midlands and west yorkshire. And of new cases since the current surge began, with more than a,300 in lancashire, like here in in the last 2a hour period. Accrington, though blackpool is that means the average exempt due to low infection rates. Number reported per day in the past week is 3,a66. The latest government figures show the highest daily number of new cases since the current surge began, yesterday the Prime Minister met scientists trying with more than 4300 in the last to develop a vaccine. Thats fantastic, thats 24 hour period. That means the likejurassic park average number reported per day in today hell be in downing street, where hell consider stopping people the past week is 31166. Who dont live together meeting and making all bars and restaurants in england close at 10 00pm. Average number reported per day in the past week is 3166. Yesterday the Prime Minister met scientist trying we are now seeing to develop a vaccine. Thats a second wave coming in. Fantastic, thats likejurassic park today he will be in downing and i dont think anybody wants to go into a second lockdown, street, where he will consider stopping people who dont live but clearly, you know, when you look at what is happening, together meeting and making all bars and youve got to wonder together meeting and making all bars a nd restau ra nts together meeting and making all bars and restaurants in england close at whether we need to go further. 10pm. We are now seeing a second here in london, this is the first weekend that the so called rule wave coming in, and i dont think of six has been in place, limiting the number of people anybody wants to go into a second who can gather in groups. Lockdown, but clearly, when you look the government will be looking very closely at the effect that has at what is happening, youve got to wonder whether we need to go on coronavirus rates. But the mayor of london says its further. Here in london, this is the increasingly likely that further first weekend that the so called rule of six has been in place, limiting the number of people who restrictions will be needed can gather in groups. The government here too, and he says the government shouldnt wait until the virus will be looking very closely at the spirals out of control. Borisjohnson is desperate to avoid effect that has on coronavirus rates, the mayor of london says it a second full National Lockdown, but he knows that the time for tough decisions is fast approaching. Is increasingly likely that further restrictions will be needed here simon jones, bbc news. Too, he says the government shouldnt wait until the virus spirals out of control. Boris lets get more on this now from our Political Correspondent jonathan blake. Johnson is desperate to avoid a second full National Lockdown, but jonathan it sounds like the Prime Minister he knows that the time for tough is considering a range of options . Decisions is fast approaching. Lets get more on this now from our Political Correspondent jonathan blake. A very big decision he has got to take. A big decision and not an easy jonathan, good morning to you. So, a decision. There are discussions this range of options that are available weekend between the Prime Minister, to the Prime Minister, but he has his senior advisers, other members of the cabinets, and also in the made very clear using that phrase second wave in the uk . Good devolved governments around the uk about what to do to slow the spread morning. Yes, i dont think there is of coronavirus and reverse the trend any doubt the Prime Minister and the is that we have been seen in recent government as a whole are concerned about the rising levels of infection days and weeks of cases becoming an in england particularly and across the uk as well. So now it is a case a cce pta bly days and weeks of cases becoming an acceptably high. There are various of when, not if, we will see options on the table, as you heard stricter restrictions at a national in the report. It is likely that we level. Broadly speaking there are will see some kind of national two, two areas of action under tightening of restrictions in england, which may well be mirrored elsewhere in the uk, because the so discussion in government. First, this three tiered approach which called rule of six which is now in could see stricter lockdown measures force is not strong enough. That at one end of the scale and social distancing measures, broadly could range from anything from speaking, most parts of the economy asking pubs and restaurants to close functioning as normal at the other. Earlier in the evening, to asking households not to mix with other then there is this temporary so called Circuit Breaker approach, households, indoors or outdoors. And which would be not a second full anything beyond that, frankly. There lockdown, but stricter measures than are some red lights which i think it we have become used to at the moment is unlikely the government will for a temporary period to try to cross. They will do everything they slow the spread. As ministers away can to keep schools open. Read up slow the spread. As ministers away up these decisions they will of lines. And also most of open. And it course have so up these decisions they will of course have so many up these decisions they will of course have so many factors. The is not likely will see a return to effect of the economy on stricter lockdown measures and of course on Peoples Health and well being in the drastic restrictions that we saw general. But no easy decisions to in march. One option on a table as a come in the days ahead. Jonathan, thanks very much for taking us temporary restriction for a two week through that. Jonathan blake there, period which could slow the spread and of course we will discuss this more through the programme. Of cases. Speaking on the programme this morning libres deputy leader well, it was a friday night unlike Angela Rayner said the party would any other. Almost 2 Million People support that, although it should not in the north east of england are already living under be necessary. Tougher restrictions. Pubs and restaurants had to close their doors at 10 00pm last night under a new curfew. Labour will do whatever it takes to 0ur reporter Megan Paterson is in newcastle this morning. Keep registered citizens safe, if megan, did everyone the Scientists Say thats what needs follow the rules . To happen, we will support that, but it could have been avoided if it mustve been quite weird out on government had got the taste and the streets, ten oclock everything tracing system in place, now we have shuts . Well, newcastle has got a a look at more extreme measures because the virus is out of control, reputation of being a bit of a party that could have been avoidable. City. People come here to have a with these decisions ministers are good time. And as you say, the good weighing up several different times and licensed premises had to factors, not only how to slow the stop at ten oclock last night. Fair spread of coronavirus, but also the to say the city centre here in impact ofany newcastle was quieter than normal spread of coronavirus, but also the impact of any restrictions on the yesterday. There were people coming economy and Peoples Health and out. But come ten oclock it looked well being in general. No easy pretty much like any other evening. Decisions but ministers wont want people doing what they would to be accused of leaving it too normally do at closing time, but late, as they were by some last time doing it a bit earlier. Now, those new guidelines affecting 2 million round. People in the northeast region. Almost two Million People seven local authorities asked for in the north east of the restrictions to be put in place, england are already living under tougher restrictions. A new curfew meant that meaning that people shouldnt be socialising with other households or pubs and restaurants had people outside the bubble. 0bviously to close their doors thatis people outside the bubble. 0bviously that is incredibly difficult to guarantee, when people are going to at ten oclock last night. Pubs, clubs and restaurants. The our police and Crime Commission here in reporter Megan Paterson this area has asked people to stick by the rules, because simply put, is in newcastle this morning. The police cant piece that police every place every evening. The it is how people take that new rules and apply to them and react to them . Police cant police every place every evening. Hospitality industry it isa and apply to them and react to them . It is a big change. A big change for here employs six and a half thousand a city that has a reputation for liking a bit of a party. It is quite people and they are wanting these restrictions could really hurt, but a quiet morning in newcastle and that was a quiet night last night local Authorities Say they are very necessary to try to avoid a full also. That bars and restaurants lockdown later on. Megan, thank you. Definitely had fewer customers. For we will check in there later. A the people that did go out they had to cram their enjoyment in and sunny morning there on the tyne. Respect at ten oclock curfew. People we spoke to seemed to be resigned to that new rules, stunning. Shrugging their shoulders, sort of the Irish Government has tightened agreeing that they have to get on restrictions in dublin due to the rising number with it. For the business is that is of coronavirus cases there. A bit more of a concern that this the measures, which came into force at midnight, include advising residents could be very damaging. The to stay within the area, hospitality sector here accounts for banning social gatherings and restricting restaurants to outdoor only dining. 6500 jobs. If restaurants and pubs are not pulling customers in, or as hundreds of thousands of People Living in and around madrid are to many customers, that could have an be put on lockdown after a surge in impact here also. Newcastle is not the number of new infections there. From monday, people will be allowed the only place affected. 2 million out only to go to work or school or people across that north east art to fulfil legal obligations. Dealing with these new regulations. 0fficials the local authorities in seven to fulfil legal obligations. Officials have also set out plans to Council Areas called for them to be carry out 1 officials have also set out plans to carry out1 million coronavirus tests across the region, as spain brought in to try to curb the spread now has the highest number of new of coronavirus. People are being cases anywhere in europe. The foreign secretarys asked for the coming weeks not to bodyguard has been removed from operational duties, socialise with people outside their after he left his gun households, they are being asked to on a plane yesterday morning. The officer had been the spectres restrictions. Council accompanying dominic raab, leaders say they understand it is who was flying back to the uk difficult, frustrating, but they see after an official visit to america. The metropolitan police says its it is to be done, otherwise a full taking the matter extremely seriously and an internal lockdown could be called. Thank you. Investigation is already underway. Police in the new york city of rochester has said there has been a flags are being flown at half mast mass shooting and there are fatalities. Were just getting in washington and across the United States in honour of the supreme information coming in at the moment. Courtjudge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who reports at least ten people have been injured. We will give you more has died at the age of 87. She was information when get it. An important figurehead for womens rights and had been undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer. 0ur reporter at Laura Trevelyan looks back at her life. Us Supreme Courtjudge ruth peter Ruth Bader Ginsburg was born in ginsberg has died aged 87. She was brooklyn, new york, 1933. A child of the oldest justice. Recent immigrants, attended cornell university, meeting her husband ginsberg has died aged 87. She was martin, the love of her life. The oldestjustice. Ruth peter ginsberg. There is a political row despite excelling at harvard law school, a young mother couldnt get a job at over her replacement. School, a young mother couldnt get ajob ata school, a young mother couldnt get a job at a law firm when she graduated, spirit sing sex discrimination first hand. She worked to promote womens rights at the aclu in the 19705, arguing in front of the Us Supreme Court that women face discrimination in employment. A5 Ruth Bader Ginsburgs Ruth Bader Ginsburg, has died aged 87. Reputation as a trailblazer for womens rights group, 5he Tropical StormIsaac Wilfred was reputation as a trailblazer for womens rights group, she was made a federaljudge by president womens rights group, she was made a federal judge by president jimmy carter. Then came the ultimate assigned the last of the 21 honour. I, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, do traditionally used names, now we are 5olemnly swear. Going on to storm alpha, storm eta, honour. I, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, do solemnly swear. 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Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a powerful author of legal opinions. When the court ruled in favour of nine. George w bush in 2000, effectively deciding the president ial election in his favour, 5he famou5ly wrote to be de5cent. A5 for many young people, starting in his favour, 5he famou5ly wrote to be de5cent. As more conservative university is a rite of passage justice5 were appointed to the court but this year a very different experience lies ahead. In recent years, her di55enting from flatmate bubbles, to socially distanced freshers opinions were more frequent, and her week, millions of students legacy became clear. Ruth bader are preparing for a start of term like no other. Breakfasts Jayne Mccubbin has been to the university of bolton, ginsburgs distinctive legal voice made her a cult figure. She was where restrictions are in place, to find out how theyre preparing parodied on late night tv, the subject of books, t 5hirts and a to welcome the class of 2020. Documentary, much to her surpri5e. It is amazing. I am soon to be 87 this man is about to welcome 26,000 young people back into education, in a city where a second wave years it is amazing. I am soon to be 87 yea r5 old and it is amazing. I am soon to be 87 was blamed largely on young people. Years old and Everyone Wants to take a picture with me. She had to the weight of responsibility apologise for calling then on your shoulders. . Yeah, its been candidates donald trump a faker in its been a busy time, its been a busy time. Have you lost sleep . I have lost a lot 2016, a rare misstep. In herfinal of sleep over this. I think if somebodys not lost sleep years, she battled cancer over this and theyre repeatedly, receiving treatment while still working. Democrat5 running a university, they shouldnt be running a university. Repeatedly, receiving treatment while still working. Democrats will have to stay in the job, fearing so how do you get students safely back into these spaces . President trump would replace it welcome to the university of bolton. With a conservative leaning justice, we have our queue Management System here which ensures cementing the courts tilt to the social distancing. So lets take you inside here, right. Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be and well get you masked remembered as a champion of womens legal rights under leading liberal up for that, shall we . Voice on the Supreme Court. The aim is to make it safe enough to deliver as much face to face learning as possible. As you head in here, everybody, and every other main entrance, has to go through one of these scanners, the heat scanners. Green light means go. Perfect. Lets speak to eric cam, political posters say this will be uniasitshouldbe, but of course commentator now. It is a sad morning nothing is really as it was before. Today, because it cannot be its the calm before underestimated what Ruth Bader Ginsburg meant two women, meant to the storm, george . The justice system, and to life my goodness, is itjust. Isnt it just . This would normally be overall . You are right. If we talk for a freshers crush. Everything from a foam party in here, about the United States in terms of about the United States in terms of a nation of laws, ruth bader traditionally, to any form of event that the Student Union ginsburg wa5 would organise, converted over a nation of laws, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was someone who championed to areas where students can come, those laws but also championed those they can sit, they can study. Laws for the most vulnerable. She now, these screens are not cheap. Was someone go on, how much is this screen . Laws for the most vulnerable. She was someone who focused on ensuring oh, my goodness derek, im sorry, i dont know. That women had equality, that ill have to go off camera. Womens rights were protected, but derek, come on. Equal rights under the law were dereks in charge of all this. Nearly £100. There for everyone. In fact, when £100 for one screen . For one screen. President barack 0bama first came how much are you spending into office, one of the first acts on these measures . So far, well in excess of £1 million. And well keep spending until we get that he signed into law was the lily the right environment, whatever the changes to the regulations are. And the regulations lead better that he signed into law was the Lily Leadbetter act, this was legislation to ensure that all women got paid are changing all the time. In bolton, extra Restrictions Mean equal pay for equal work, and this restaurants are take out only. Socialising with people was actually an issue that was you dont live with, banned. Advanced by Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the courts. And so her legacy is so this vast marquee has just been something that will be focused on built to allow students to eat outdoors in solitary bubbles of one. Some secondary schools are classing for quite some time, and she will be a whole year group as one bubble. Seen for quite some time, and she will be seen as, and she was seen as, the that will be disastrous for us. Shield of the court for her work on we have 1,350 nurses who would then be in one bubble. Womens rights. It is interesting. Imagine a situation where they then had to quarantine all of them because of one infection or two infections for 1a days. In this highly politicised and it would bring parts of our local Health Service divisive times, especially in the to its knees, wouldnt it . Us, she kind of transcended those divisions, didnt she . She did, and he says new timetables it is interesting, because her have been a logistical ideological opposite, the late nightmare, but the fight antonin scalia, somebody who was against covid requires innovation. In the library, seen as antonin scalia, somebody who was seen as far right, was perhaps one a new trolley service. Of her closest friends. Somebody she because there are only 30 of these, was really close with, the closest which means it keeps the number of people rationed, she was anybody on the court. So in terms of the number of people even though she was somebody steve in the library at any point in time. In the kitchen, a new food Delivery Service. And her ideology in many on the a Delivery Service . A Delivery Service, because students left, she was certainly someone who cant use restaurants could reach across the aisle with a in the town at the moment, so were taking the level of comedy, with our restaurant to them. 1000 bikes here, or thereabouts. Colleagues, and so clearly, i think and because the government has recommended students do not that was something, particularly use public transport. When you look at how polarised and weve ordered over 1,000 and theyre how divided the United States has available to students completely free of charge for the year. Become, it is still a breath of fresh air to see that even though but the student bars will remain closed for a freshers week like no other. You have people on ideological at the same time some fresher opposites, they can still come experiences are done online. Together in a more personal level, like what, what kind of things will go online . And that is something ruth bader online quizzes and stuff like that, ginsburg was able to do. Explain to and netflix parties, us now online communities for students ginsburg was able to do. Explain to us now the political row forming soon after her death . And i will so that they can interact before they come to the uni. Quote, just days before her death, all of the measures, all this new tech. She wrote a statement to her granddaughter, this is according to automated voice please wear a mask. National public radio, saying my most National Public radio, saying my m ost fe rve nt National Public radio, saying my most fervent wishes that i will not be replaced until a new is hang on he is wearing a mask installed. Tell us why she would i am wearing a mask have felt it is important, if this. Is all about trying to ensure that as much face to face is written, for this to be logged . Learning can go ahead. Do you think people want that . Sure. I think we got a window into how she felt about donald trump with we know when we sent our video out some of the varied biting and showing our covid safe measures caustic comments she made about him, and saying we would be open, our applications grew by 30 in a week. Something that is highly unusual for those students really want to come a Supreme Court justice to a university where they feel something that is highly unusual for a Supreme Courtjustice to say, in they can engage face to face. The fact that she said that and one of these. Good luck with everything that lies ahead. The fact that she said that and but a new tiered system means the fact that she said that and the fact that she said that speaks to her level of disrespect and the all of this could be shut down fa ct to her level of disrespect and the fact she felt he might not be up to if infection rates continue to rise, with mostly face to face thejob. So clearly, i think we learning phased down to wholly online learning. For the students who live in halls. Fact she felt he might not be up to the job. So clearly, i think we are going to see a major fight now thank you. No problem. Beginning to unfold, not only in so theres six. . Six bedrooms in each flat. Washington but across the country,. The biggest difference is going to be this. The six people who live in this because again, we are talking about apartment, they cant socialise a champion of womens rights, and with anyone else in any of the other apartments . In line with government now many women and much of the guidelines, no. Country now, with good reason, will believe that a womans right to once all my flatmates move in, chooseis believe that a womans right to choose is now on the ballot in 2020. Its going to be the case, that will be my family bubble for foreseeable future. This is something that i think will on the welcoming committee for first energise both sides of the aisle years will be third yearjennifer. Stop we do know that republicans, do you think some students willjust for a0 years, have been trying to bow out of this year . I think so. Strike down rowe versus wade, the i think some people are going to potentially just stay at home. Law that allows a woman to have an and remotely. And remotely access abortion. Roe vswade. And so a classes through zoom. Womans ability to choose, a womans but i think it might be a good ability to decide her plans for her thing, because students might actually do the course work. Laughs. Own body, i now underline right now, that would be a first. That would be a first for a first year student, definitely. And many are watching and waiting to Jayne Mccubbin, bbc news. See not just and many are watching and waiting to see notjust what President Donald Trump will do but how the United States senate will navigate this very, very tense terrain. Always good getting your insides, eric. Thanks so much for your time with some universities have also opted to introduce their own testing us. Systems, in an effort to manage infection rates. Heres helen with a look one of them is the university at this mornings weather. Of east anglia. We can speak now to you are having a laundry day today. Professor dylan edwards, lam, good morning whos involved in the programme. You are having a laundry day today. I am, good morning to you both, enjoying the sunshine in the breeze helping to dry the washing. Unfortunately the lack of breeze has tail as about this system, how it is led to some mist and fog around but working. We are offering testing for the weekend for most of us are looking summary, temperature is above average from where they should it covid 19 for all of our students be at this time of year. The fly in and staff who come onto campus, if the ointment is this area of low they have no symptoms, and over the pressure across iberia bringing first few weeks of the academic unsettled weather here, brushing year, starting towards the end of some cloud into Southern Shores of next week. We are doing it to help the uk, bringing with it some protect the health of those showers, not great for drying students, staff, and the wider washing across the Channel Islands community in norwich. Or southern washing across the Channel Islands or southern areas. Washing across the Channel Islands or southern areas. Across the north, we lost you a little bit there. You for most we have a more at mcleod just finished on norwich. Do you wa nt to just finished on norwich. Do you want to continue . Yes. We are across the south, devon and cornwall and the channel aisles could be working on this for about four heavy and hungry. More high class months now. Developing covid 19 billing to the north. It will still bea billing to the north. It will still be a fine day, plenty of sunshine, testing, along with our partner just a square and gusting to 30 35 miles an hour across england and institutions on the Norwich Research wales, not so much wind for northern park. Leading and developing ireland and scotland but a bit more cloud to northern scotland, a bit diagnostic testing to help support drizzly and some low cloud drifting onto the east coast later on. But the nhs initially. First of all we for most, still plenty of sunshine set upa but that clad will drift westwards the nhs initially. First of all we set up a lab in medical school that has been working with the nhs doing overnight, a bit more of a feature covid 19 testing seven days a week as we go into sunday morning, but again like this morning a little bit since april. Then be built on that on the chilly side if you are to set up another lab facility in stepping out first thing with a bit of mist and fog around inland. But the institute, to test the idea this cloud should still clear away around asymptomatic testing of wider from most areas, it will take more populations, to see if we could pick time and there will be cloud through the north east of england and up eastern scotland compared to today, populations, to see if we could pick up people who are carrying covid 19 more cloud further north of scotland, but essentially we are earlier, and shutdown infections, stop them before they had a chance picking at the details, there is a lot of dry and quite sunny and warm to spread. This is particularly what weather, possibly as high as 25 will happen in the younger population. We know that people in tomorrow, but almostjust in the 1830 weather, possibly as high as 25 tomorrow, but almost just in time weather, possibly as high as 25 tomorrow, but almostjust in time on cue tomorrow, but almostjust in time on cue for the autumn equinox on the population. We know that people in the 18 30 age group, which are the majority of our students, many of 22nd, it is all changing as we go into next week, not monday, a little them get very mild forms of covid 19, and they do not have many bit of low cloud and mist and fog symptoms, or no symptoms at all, yet around and already at the start of the change but still for many another fine day, another warm the cant spread it, and we have seen feeling day for the middle part of outbreaks in the community. If we september, but it is all change can identify them early in semester after that, it will feel much more and put them into isolation, then autumnal. Courtesy of this area of low pressure that is developing close down on those infectious bringing some windy weather and also outbreaks, and keep the health of a fairdose of bringing some windy weather and also the whole community better. A fair dose of rain for many behind as you would suggest with the cold these tastes, by giving them to weather front it introduces cooler students, is it denying access to and actually debride down, back down the state to anybody else . No. We to well below average for september. Are working very hard with our so it changes on the way, but not regional colleagues in the nhs, in this weekend for most of us. Do you the public Health Service, and we think topsy turvy is an accurate are building testing capability. We scientific term for that switch are building testing capability. We around . It is, at this time of year are already augmenting the nhs testing capability. This is adding you will get those changes because the nights are getting longer, there is not as much strength in the to the regional capacity. We are in sunshine so you will notice that deepin sunshine so you will notice that deep in temperature more. All change again, thank you helen. Daily communication with our collea g u es daily communication with our colleagues in the National Schemes as well. We are going to be adding now, its time for click. Our capability to them as things develop, and potentially contributing to the moonshot that you have heard much about. What is the cost to the university . We do not know. We are doing this entirely from university finances. We see this as an important way to hey, welcome to click, safeguard and protect the student hope you are doing 0k. Population, we see it as part of our its been a big week for me, look where i have been. Civic responsibility as a university yes, on my first to look after the health of the city train for six months. As well. You talk about civic and look who i went to see, only my good friend lara lewington, who is smaller responsibility, that is interesting, than she looks on tv, i had forgotten. The telegraph today is reporting true, but that picture doesnt help. That St Andrews University becoming it was really lovely to see the first to urge voluntary 7pm you, and maybe next time i will get the train to you. Cu rfew for the first to urge voluntary 7pm curfew for students to restrict and if i do, i might socialising. There is a need to be be needing this. Laughs. That combination of behavioural right, now, i have been looking at this on your social media control advice as well as having the feed and if i am honest i am still having trouble processing testing . What is the feeling where it in my head even now. You are . I think the testing is only i dont blame you, my husband one aspect that helps us give a bought it for me as a romantic better picture right at the very gift you would have thought after lockdown he would be sick start of that year. The reason of the sight of my face, behind that is that across these but it seems not, even if the dimensions are a bit strange. Next few weeks we are seeing their somewhat, who said romance is dead, hey . Biggest mass migration of people but inspired by that i have across the country, 2. 5 millions of come up with my own, so i have made my own stu d e nts across the country, 2. 5 millions of students moving to take up their version on a budget, so. University places, some of them thats me, isnt it . Coming from areas where there is a there we go. Laughs. Higher incidence of covid 19 at the nice it is more present time, infections are on the flattering than mine. Well thank you, no worse rise. It is important that we i guess, no worse. Now listen, if you are going back to work you may have to wear a mask either on the identify any infectious people that journey or in the office. Are coming in, but that is not for some people at work in bigger offices, all they have to do is maintain enough its builds on the security a social distance from their measures, the covid secure campus, colleagues if they can. Thats much like your previous yes, butjen copestake has been to see how Computer Vision is being used to help report in bolton, measures in place so that everybody can enjoy a safe, keep people apart, both on the commute and in the office. Secure learning environment on during the pandemic we have seen innovations in ways campus. To monitor Peoples Movement thank you. And activities to help stop the spread of the virus. Heres helen with a look this includes using drones at this mornings weather. Like draganfly, that can pick up on people coughing. And this system from cameo, we were talking about those storms which detects whether or not that have been coming across the people are Wearing Masks. Atlantic, so many of them, they have cameras, data and Computer Vision software are used ran out of letters. To ease the process of returning to work, including a first of its kind yes, that looks quite a nasty storm. System in one of londons busiest train stations. Beets are good also head towards the here at St Pancras International station they are using something called area. Glad to see it is a little Digital Twin Technology to help monitor Peoples Movements around the station. And they can determine from that different ways quieter closer to home. Low pressure to encourage people to move apart during the commute. Close by. For many others this a digital twin is an up to the minute replica in digitalform of a space, including the people in it. Weekend are warm. This is latest the entire station is scanned satellite picture. Here is the cloud by 0penspace before towards the south, low clouds, mist the pandemic, working with the department and fog in eastern scotland. That of transport and innovate uk. Will continue to break up all the 30 bespoke cameras equipped with 3d cameras are dotted time. That cloud in the north sea around the station with another 20 on the way. Flat against the surface of will be dragging in on that easterly the ceiling, they are separate breeze this evening and overnight from the current cctv system. Increasing the risk of mist and fog you. Increased risk of showers with so we have got 3 cameras working in this part low pressure close by for southern of the station, one above our parts of england, even thunderstorms head and two along this line, perhaps. More likely in the channel and weve meshed those cameras together so they can give us a continuous view of Movement Across the concourse here. Islands and southern coastal so what makes them different to the cctv cameras . Counties. Still feeling warm despite these are much more precise cameras. These are cameras that are able that gusty north easterly wind. It to specifically pick up is picking up a little bit more the movement of people to a certain level of accuracy, further north but lighter winds have so we can then process the data allowed the foregoing and that within our digital twin. Breeze picking up a little bit more at the ceiling and overnight, that this is the first time anywhere in the world a digital twin will encourage low clouds to come in is managing the real Time Movement of people in a train station, and the first system of this kind making operational over scotla nd decisions about will encourage low clouds to come in over scotland and north east england. That will clear slowly social distancing. Tomorrow morning. That will hold up people pop up red or green temperatures overnight. Chilly if depending on if they are two metres or more apart. You are out and about first thing all the data is anonymised in keeping with gdpr. Tomorrow morning. Affordability if video data is combined you hours to clear. It might be that with wi fi ticketing the low cloud lingers for the north information and the team has and west and hangs on for eastern access to huge amounts of pre and post covid Movement Data parts of england and scotland but to help develop the software. Station staff can then probably fewer showers and more steer people to areas which are clearer, redirect sunshine further south. Hopefully lifts and escalators the winds will have not shut down. And provide staff at hotspots to encourage social distancing. Temperatures in the south well above where they should be for this time from the train to the office, of year but it is all change. Just a different kind of system is implemented here using in time for the autumn equinox next pre existing cameras. The Second Home Co working week. Monday looks very similar for space saw a reduction in users since the start most of us. Mist and low cloud first of the pandemic. Now they have introduced an alert system for staff thing to clear away. Then a good to enforce social distancing. Deal of dry and bright weather but we are picking up a south easterly, the data from two of the cctv we are picking up a south easterly, we are picking up a south easterly, we are picking up atlantic france, cameras here in this co working and rainforthe we are picking up atlantic france, and rain for the north and west of scotla nd and rain for the north and west of space is being analysed scotland by the end of monday, then in the cloud by an artificial that starts to wind itself up into a intelligence engine that is able to determine how significant area of low pressure for many people are in the space, the distance they are keeping, us as we go into tuesday. It will how long people are staying distant, and even if people bring a spell of windier and wetter are talking, singing or sneezing. Weather but behind it a significant drop in our temperatures. We go from you can act on it quite quickly, you get alerted, i get alerted on my phone, being well above average, do quite so if there was a crowd well below by the end of next week. Congregating i can split up quite quickly, thank you. So we have a one directional system but if people were bumping into each other than wed definitely looking dozens of afghan interpreters at rerouting people into a different way. Who risked their lives working apart from distance with British Forces in helmand, which is the most obvious one, there is also a whole slew will now be able to settle in the uk, after the government expanded its relocation scheme. A50 interpreters already live of more nuanced behaviours, here with their families, having moved in 2013. But many were left including everything behind in afghanistan, from what people are engaged in, all of which has different due to the programmes effects on the particulates and the spread strict qualification rules. Of the particulates. Are they Wearing Masks or not, heres our defence how long are they spending in each others presence . Correspondent, jonathan beale. So it is a very rich picture it wasntjust british troops of covid safe behaviour. Risking their lives in afghanistan. All around the World Companies hundreds of locally hired are taking advantage afghan interpreters often of advances in Computer Vision. Faced the same dangers. And the threats didnt go away when the british Computer Vision company left helmand in 201a. Numina tracked the paths of where people are walking to better understand where hotspots are. The images are immediately stripped of any human characteristics and made into boxes with simple labels like pedestrian, car and bus. Some afghan interpreters have been allowed to settle in the uk, back at st pancras there but under strict criteria. Are plans to embed robots they had to be on the front line into the digital twin system next. For at least a year before they could be used for cleaning being made redundant. And help enforce social distancing, saving workers this isnt afghanistan, but a military Training Area in norfolk, where some of those afghans are still working from further potential exposure alongside british troops, helping train the next rotation who will provide security in kabul. To the virus. Its where ministers announced the relocation scheme will be expanded. The new rules will apply to those who worked on the front line for more than 18 months, but who resigned, often theatre has had a particularly tough time because of threats from the taliban. Of it since march and until actors can tread the boards again, technology is seeing so we will continue to look whether it can fill the void. At making sure we look after those but can it really provide the excitement of a people who looked after us, Live Performance . Looked after our soldiers marc cieslak has disappeared that you see here today, down a rabbit hole and stand by them, to find out. Because that is the were late, were late honourable thing to do. For a very important theatrical date. It is right that we do right however, in order to follow by them, the very people that have alice down the rabbit hole served alongside our forces in one for an adventure in wonderland, all of the most hostile and difficult we have to do is log places in the world. In to a video chat call. Are you all 0k . Around a50 afghan interpreters alice, a virtual theme park is actually an and their families have already immersive theatre show, settled here in the uk. Which due to the covid 19 the expansion of this pandemic, the audience relocation scheme will allow experiences from the comfort dozens more to live here. Of their homes via the video chat platform zoom. But that still leaves hundreds of afghan interpreters who worked for British Forces behind its the result of a in afghanistan, living in potential danger. Collaboration between theatre companies, creation, big telly, and fox dog, partnering with tech back in kabul, we spoke to one former afghan interpreter who does outfit charisma ai. Not meet the new criteria. We have built an animated version of the cheshire cat that the audience talk to. Weve protected the identity you are now ready to go of both him and his young family, because theyve received threats from the taliban. He worked as a translator further into wonderland. For the british army in helmand for seven months. And before the show, they can chat but he says his length to it, flirt to it. Of service is irrelevant. Its been asked out he is still a target. On dates a couple times. The second thing we do is, weve really pushed zoom into sort of the taliban or the is group videogame territory. Dont have any criteria. Whether youve done we have taken the tiles a one dayjob or a ten month that everyone is used to in videoconferences, job or a ten yearjob. Separated them out and dropped theyre just waiting them into a 3d games engine. For an opportunity to get anyone. You can wave a translator or a labourer, anyone who has done a job to all to the other members of the audience just with the western countries. Before you zoom down the rabbit hole into wonderland. Ministers say theyll still consider i think for us, we started relocating former afghan interpreters under a separate experimenting really intimidation scheme on a case by case basis. Early into lockdown. Two weeks into lockdown, we did a production of the tempest. But as yet, no one has been resettled in the uk under that scheme. Todays announcement may be good news for some, what we discovered with that is that but not for everyone who worked its really exciting, for the british. When it really comes to life, jonathan beale, bbc news. Is when the audience is live and can be seen live too. It is performers and audience live and you have moments where you can see each other. Joining us now is simon diggins, a retired army colonel, a lot of our shows pre lockdown were who campaigns on the behalf inserts to fit locations, moving around, giving the audiences, small groups, little of afghan interpreters. Challenges to do. It is as much live film you served in afghanistan. Explain or live gaming, and i think what the pandemic has created the role of the interpreters that is this sort of opportunity put you worked with. Real people into a digital world. There are two things with the few industries have escaped the effects of the interpreters. First, they are able covid 19 pandemic. Theatre has been badly hit. To give direct translations for what theatre is about, its about physically language as we did not understand being with other people. Ourselves. Most importantly, the its about being shoulder reason is that the taliban were after them as they were to shoulder with somebody. Its about having the freedom to interpreters, not just translators. Laugh, the freedom to cry. They helped us to understand cultural nuances, political you know, theatre is fundamentally a shared alliances, the complex society we experience. We re alliances, the complex society we were operating in. That was of the phrase we keep hearing direct assistance and used two is the theatre industry has hours. The interpreters were part of been decimated thats the buzz phrase my industry a joint afghan at the moment, and you hours. The interpreters were part of ajoint afghan and hours. The interpreters were part of a joint afghan and western allies know what, its right. Effort against the taliban. But i its calculated that theatre is worth £1. 28 billion in annual ticket revenue. Guess is what you would see because of the crucial role they played they the uks government has now deserve better treatment from the uk allowed indoor performances with social distancing now . Absolutely. It is a debt of to start again. But to make money, theatres often rely on packed houses, which arent honour to them. Without them we possible with social distancing regulations. Could not have than ourjob. That is a handful of theatres in the west end are why i welcomed the news today that planning to reopen soon. More of ourformer and some venues, like this why i welcomed the news today that more of our former interpreters will one in south london, be able to come over here. But all have started performances with reduced audience capacities. Of them should have the right to this has still left sanction in this country. All of thousands of people working within the theatre them . How many potentially question it is hard to tell. The records were industry out of work. Can the technology we use to conduct video meetings really hailed by the ministry of defence. Help this struggling sector . We have heard figures up to 2000 so, our directors former interpreters. It could be in Northern Ireland, we have a performer in ireland, and others scattered all over the country. Somebody who worked for eight few everyone is at home days. While it is a large number and so they have green screens up. Ididnt days. While it is a large number and i didnt not underestimate the size weve had to very rapidly kind of learn the best of that number, the taliban do not rehearsal processes to have for that. Theatre folk are fond clear whether somebody has worked for us for a one day, ten days, two of saying the show must go on, but with so much yea rs. If for us for a one day, ten days, two technology involved, years. If you work for the infidel, as they saw the armed forces in afghanistan, you are a target, we getting through a performance glitch free can be very difficult. We test, we guess, need to recognise that. There will we second guess and we put in redundancy. Be some people watching this seeing, we put in double if somebody worked for the british servers, we put in two army for a couple of days, should that be enough to give them the Internet Connections into the actors homes. We put in backup plans right to come and love europe with for the live actors. You can have more tea theirfamily if you answer my riddle. Right to come and love europe with their family permanently . right to come and love europe with their family permanently . I think their family permanently . I think theissueis their family permanently . I think the issue is what they were doing as and in some ways, that ability to improvise that a human has well. They were interpreters. We do is so brilliant in a not actually know the numbers. That ministry of defence hold the record. I welcomed what has happened today. Production like this. I would rather not get involved in the numbers game at that. What has until theatres fully happened today is very important. Reopen again with performers physically sharing a space with their audience, not only have they opened the it looks like Online Solutions criteria but to be heard both a might be one of the few ways to keep theatrical change of spirit around what is professionals employed. These are strange days, where sometimes it feels like we have all ventured happening. No longer are we going to through the looking glass. And that is the magic have minute discussions about bureaucracy, about whether they did of live theatre. This or did that, there is an open and more inclusive approach to see, you work with ours, we need to look that was marc and thats it for the short cut of this crazy performance. After you. That is the important if you want more from us, and who change. We have two secretaries of wouldnt, the full version is on iplayer. As ever, you can keep state who have sat down, looked at up with the team the problem, i am gratefulfor what on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbcclick. They are doing. It is the spirit of thanks for watching, dont have nightmares, and we will see you soon. Change that i see coming through bye today. The numbers you will have to have a conversation about but it is the change of spirit. And do you think that change will go further now . When you get to that 2000 if it turns out to be the right number . I dont know. Wejudge 2000 if it turns out to be the right number . I dont know. We judge every case as it comes through, the important thing is to look after people as we come through. So what i wa nt to people as we come through. So what i want to see now is the delivery of hello, this is breakfast the new promise. There was a with Naga Munchetty and jon kay. Promising that gavin williamson, he good morning to you. It is 6 30am. Thought hundred and 50 people would come through, but they have managed the Prime Minister is holding to get to, so the current estimate crucial talks this weekend to decide of the improved policy change which will bring in another 150, we cant whether to impose tighter lockdown restrictions on the whole of england be waiting around for five years. To try to slow the current surge in great ice cases. Yes, Boris Johnson the situation has changed dramatically in afghanistan recently, the release of the says the uk is now seeing a second additional 5000 taliban prisoners, wave, with the number of new direct negotiation between taliban infections doubling every week. More and the Afghan Government are all goodin than 13 Million People are already and the Afghan Government are all good ina and the Afghan Government are all good in a sense that it looks like there might be a genuine peace in facing local lockdown measures. The afghanistan. The difficulty, the danger, for ourformer Irish Government has tightened afghanistan. The difficulty, the danger, for our former interpreters restrictions in dublin due to the is, they are people who might be left in the middle because they rising number of coronavirus cases worked with the infidel armies, they there. The measures, which came into worked with the infidel armies, they force at midnight, include asking worked with the british, the americans, the french and everyone else who supported the afghan residents to stay within their area, government. And that i have a concern, and that is why we are banning social gatherings, and looking for the government notjust restricting restaurants to our door to increase the numbers but actually dining. To increase the numbers but actually to deliver on their promises, put meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of the resources in place to bring People Living in and around madrid are to be put under lockdown after a people over here. That includes for example housing in this country surge in the number of new because that is one of the major infections there. From monday, barriers at the moment to bringing some of the interpreters family is people will be allowed out only to over, we cant find housing for go to work and school or to fulfil them. We need to resolve that as well. Simon dickens, thank you very legal obligations. 0fficials go to work and school or to fulfil legal obligations. Officials have also set out plans to carry out 1 much forjoining us on breakfast. Million coronavirus tests across the it is 9. 32. It is time to go over to region. Spain now has the highest number of cases in the whole of europe. Us Supreme Courtjudge ruth matt tebbutt and saturday kitchen. A Bader Ginsburg, an iconic champion of womens rights, has died at the age of 87. Ginsberg was the oldest quiz for you. Matt tebbutt and saturday kitchen. A quizforyou. Mike matt tebbutt and saturday kitchen. A quiz for you. Mike gets one twice a week, jon had won two weeks ago, im justice and second ever woman to sit on the Supreme Court. She died after getting one tonight. Lucky you. Undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer. Her death has pondered a there is an obvious answer to that, political row over her replacement, but i dont think it is for saturday paving the way for donald trump to mornings, quite frankly. We are expand his conservative majority on the Supreme Court ahead of talking about fish finger novembers election. In the days leading up to her death, ginsberg sandwiches. That was obvious we are was reported as saying that her most having a debate about this, because fervent wish was that she not be a p pa re ntly having a debate about this, because apparently a scientist has done a replaced until a new president was lot of research into the fish finger installed. Sandwich, and it sparked a debate. How would you do it . if you are a spurs fan waking up sandwich, and it sparked a debate. How would you do it . I would go and haveitin how would you do it . I would go and have it in the groucho club, because this morning, you will want to know they do a good one. But for anybody if the ink is on the paper. A5 who has not got money for that, how this morning, you will want to know if the ink is on the paper. As the deal done . Mike will bring us up to would you make it . With warm tartar date. Well, they are in north london and it might happen this weekend. But it sauce and may be grilled baby gem might be awhile before we see gareth bale play again, because of this lettuce. I like that source where injury was picked up in the medical. I suppose if you are a fan of a club thatis i suppose if you are a fan of a club that is facing tottenham in the next month, yourface a sigh of you mix catch up with mayonnaise, that is facing tottenham in the next month, your face a sigh of relief that your boys wont have to face Something Like that. Posh posh, bail. And actually, sometimes they fa ncy Something Like that. Posh posh, fancy chef fish finger sandwich. May wait quite a while when players sign bea fancy chef fish finger sandwich. May be a bit of egg in there as well. toa wait quite a while when players sign to a new club anyway, because they have to bat into a new system. But hope you have a very good fish finger sandwich on the programme. If it is happening, so you can get excited if you are a spurs fan. Not, what comes in second place . We gareth bale will complete his have got lots of Delicious Food surprise return to Tottenham Hotspur today. Our special guest has a bafta over this weekend, despite reports of an injury. This was bale at tottenham back for presenting telly on saturday in 2013, shortly before he moved mornings, which im notjealous to real madrid for what was then about at all. It is the famous cat a world record transfer fee. Since then hes won multiple deeley, good morning. Im so Champions League titles at the bernabeu but now hes out excited, favourite show in the of favour, and still has his heart at spurs, so comes back world. I to White Hart Lane on loan. Excited, favourite show in the world. Lam excited, favourite show in the world. I am a big superfan. We will despite not being played much in spain recently, talk much later about all kinds of the spurs fans cant wait stuff. For now lets talk about heaven and hell. Heaven for me as to have the welsh wizard back. Langoustines, and i dont mind pork belly either. That is good for the iam i am finally wearing my christian budget, langa steins and what bale shirt again it is so exciting about hell . Black pudding, i dont i think we are also excited to like, i dont like the tinny taste. Finally get those out, and all the i dont like things that are memories he brings back, and squidgy. It is textures with me hopefully we can build new memories with an even bigger and Better Things like mash she kind of raw egg squad. He will definitely feel the love from us, and hopefully we can things. You are quite emotive with go back into the stadium and start yourface. Things. You are quite emotive with your face. Im almost tasting it seeing his name again. That will be with my face, yes. And two dishes amazing. And come up with a new song, maybe. Liverpool have been quiet for most of the summer transfer market, today . Im going to do coconut rice but theyve added spanish Champions League winner Thiago Alcantara from Bayern Munich forjust £20 million, and look likely to sign and peas, fiery quick pepper sauce, one pot thing. And then im going to wolves playmaker diogojota be doing this baked berry slump which is essentially a lovely sponge over the weekend too. Ca ke which is essentially a lovely sponge cake on top of baked berries with ice cream and rum. Ollie, how is it has been hard going for golfers your trolley . It is laden. The wine at the us open as they take on the notoriously challenging winged foot of the future and a liqueur from the course in new york. Rory mcilroy started his second past. Im liking your brick wall round in touch with the lead, but he found it difficult today. How can you make that sound going getting out of this bunker on the fourth hole and that dirty, ollie . You guys at home are led to a double bogey. That was just the start in charge of what cat gets to eat of a tough round for him. Hes now seven shots off the leader, later on. We will see you at ten. Former masters champion patrick reed, who is on a under par. Fish finger sandwich you have no confuse mike, who is waiting in the wings to do sport, there are two quarterfinals of rugby leagues challenge cup this about what is it grilled lettuce . Afternoon, as hull fc take on wigan, what is he going to do next, and warrington play st helens in a repeat of last years final. Barbecues and watercress . M salford were the first team through to the semifinals what is he going to do next, barbecues and watercress . It is very nice, try it. Notjust for salads. After a dramatic golden point win over catalans dragons. Leeds are also through after beating hull kr. Some people dont have time to grill you can watch both todays games lettuce coming up here before ten live on the bbc this afternoon. Oclock, we are going to be painting the town. Well, every colour a limited amount of fans will be going. Walls around london bursting allowed back into seven english with colour this weekend is the Football League grounds today, first st mural festival takes over after being shut out of stadiums for the first time in history. The capital. But for teams used to welcoming we will be back with an enlightened thousands of loyal followers every week, the game still mike with the sport shortly. Wont feel the same. Ive been to meet photographer stuart roy clarke, whos been capturing nostalgic images of the Football Community for years. Ever since football began, the fans have been its beating heart. Coming together from all walks of life to share a common goal. Until this year, when grounds fell silent. Their absence brought into sharp focus by the images taken by football photographer stuart roy clark. All these pictures show people hugging each other, siding up to people whom they would never normally hang outwith, and getting emotional. And now it is beginning to look like it is an area that has passed. Will we ever be within two metres again . Stuart manages to spot things most of us would walk past and for granted and he has travelled the country for 30 years now, taking 9. 36. Hello, this is breakfast snapshots of what football means to with Naga Munchetty and jon kay. Fa ns snapshots of what football means to fans young and old. From the all good morning to you. Mike has the colour scenes of 60,000 fans to sport, and we are learning so much those places we have defences and railings upa this morning. Those places we have defences and railings up a few hundred. Those places we have defences and railings up a few hundredlj those places we have defences and about grilled lettuce. Yes, you are railings up a few hundred. I think you saw me photographing a ladder going to try it. Gareth bales back over there by the goal. The latter speaks of going somewhere. So it is garden. His expensive leg. He is the not to artie, just a very simple idea. The thing i do is, the home of best paid player, or he will be when football is very much about the he returns. What did you say . Best stands, deceits, the people who frequent the ground, placing it in a paid player, that was what it was kind of setting or community stop meant to be spare a thought for could you ever imagine football spurs fans, they are so excited. Without crowds . Dont be ridiculous. They will have their phone alerts switched to louw this morning as it doesnt happen. Even during the they wait for confirmation of the war there were friendlies, they were big news, gareth bales big return still crowds. This is the first time to tottenham, and then it will be a of no crowds. Hull fc, who play in case of when he will be thrown into the cut and thrust of the premier the northern premier league, now league, especially after reports of an injury which could mean his long allowed to have up to £a00 allowed backin allowed to have up to £a00 allowed back in for their home games have awaited second debut is delayed by a few weeks. Lots of social distancing measures in place. But that is what they would normally expect to get anyway. The emptiness is being felt far more this was bale at tottenham back in his first spell at he club, acutely at the larger grounds. Shortly before he moved to real madrid for what was then Blackburn Rovers at camelot, the a world record transfer fee. Since then hes won multiple Champions League titles, in madrid, noise of 31,000 fans. Even though a but is now out of favour, selection of hand picked efl clubs and is coming back to the club are being allowed to let in 1000 hed loved being at, before leaving in 2013. Liverpool have been busy supporters from this weekend, it is a drop in the ocean in places like this, and we just dont know when in the last 2a hours too. The masses will finally return to replace their cardboard equivalency. Theyve agreed a £a5 million deal for wolves forward diogo jota. It is such a unique time and you have got to photograph things like it comes less than a day, this, if you are a photographer like after midfielder thiago al cantara joined from european champions Bayern Munich. Me, trying to cover the whole of the sound of a crowd will be heard football history. When have we ever in english football again had this happened before . There is today. Even a cut in the ground over there. Much day at burnley, but not like this afternoon seven clubs in the Football League this, how it used to be. Today it is will be hosting fans as part of the latest government just lifelong fan jim and trials to allow spectators back this, how it used to be. Today it is into sporting events. Just lifelong fanjim and dottie the the pilot scheeme will allow dog, wandering by outside, remembering the good times. Crowds of up to 1,000 the first time spectators have been dog, wandering by outside, remembering the good timesm dog, wandering by outside, remembering the good times. It is pa rt remembering the good times. It is part of your life, isnt it . We at English League games since march. Its been very hard going dont have much, us working lot. For golfers at the us open as they take on the notoriously challenging winged foot going to football matches, thats course in new york. It. Its not so easy, when the rory mcilroy started his second round in touch with the lead, but he found it difficult going, matches on, you cant go out until getting out of this bunker, youve lost. Nobody realised what it on the fourth hole and that led to a double bogey. Was going to be like. It has been that was just the start of a tough round for him. Awful, hasnt it . It should now, hes now seven shots off this road should be blocked off and the leader, former masters champion patrick reed, there should be about 10,000 people who is on four under par. Walking up and down here, buying scarves and hats. The key to it was, everybody is equal. When you go to a thats it for now. Im going to go foot ball everybody is equal. When you go to a Football Game it is not about ritual and try not to burn my letters under pooh the grill. Are you barbecuing your Football Game it is not about ritual poor. The thing is, we are all burnley fans. Somewhere between watercress as well . Have a lovely rest of the day, mike. You too. Factory and church you have the football club. Something to believe m, football club. Something to believe in, something to worship, something street artists have been thatis adding a splash of colour in, something to worship, something that is going to take you away from to our cities for years, who you are and where you were. But and now their work is being celebrated as part of the first ever actually, youre still very much in london mural festival. That place. The fans, who had never its running throughout september, with more than a0 large scale murals popping up throughout the city. Felt such distance, must have with many galleries still shut, pictures being taken now will be its a way for people to appreciate some amazing art unique. When they are eventually as breakfasts tim muffett has been finding out. Allowed back en masse, they will never take it for granted again, the feeling that there is no place like art or isaw . It is quite home. Turf more, and so many more images of scenes that we cant moment witnessing stuarts latest book, the game stop maybe we did that coming interesting. I can take it or leave together at foot ball games like it, to be honest. It does something this, this was the dell in 1992, southampton, you can see the community, i might have been there for the area, dont ask me what. Because i was working for bbc suffers a reporter. There is bottom across the capital this month, street art is getting bigger and left. Yes, maybe these are scenes we bolder. The first london mural ta ke left. Yes, maybe these are scenes we take for granted. I loved jim left. Yes, maybe these are scenes we take for granted. I lovedjim and dottie. I know, the home games, he festival is under way. More than 150 cant go in, he still takes dottie artists transforming sites across for walks around turf more to get that feeling of being there. And the city. This shutter is always taking pictures, not just that feeling of being there. And taking pictures, notjust football, but this whole experience that we are all going through, because we down, so i had to think of something will look at our phones in five to say that would work on its own. Yea rs will look at our phones in five years and say, i cant believe that. Lets hope it is a unique time. The more people who can see the art, exactly. Heres helen with a look the better. Art can be in galleries, at this mornings weather. But not everyone can see that. So we have just had a anything on the street is accessible we havejust had a moment of reminiscing there. To anyone. So i think it is a good and i was enjoying listening to you thing that it is becoming more reminiscing with the weather, naga mainstream. From simple graffiti to andjon, reminiscing with the weather, naga and jon, good morning to you as giant complex murals. The evolution well, it is pretty decent weather if of street art over the past 50 years you want to get out and about the one of your walks over the weekend. Has been extraordinary. Banksy helped give it kudos and value. Some they should be plenty of sunny spells around. It is, as yesterday of his pieces have fetched almost in the south, a little on the breezy £10 million. I certainly wouldnt side. We are close to low pressure, expect everyone to like everything, with the lack of wind we are seeing but generally i would ask people to a bit of fog. With this massive prefer art or a blank wall, and amount of low pressure, all the there are lots of efforts across the circulating cloud, you can see that across the bay of biscayjust uk by lots of individuals to have an drifting further north today, towards our shores. So that brings with it the risk of some showers, increased number of public art of the greater risk of further south this kind and murals as well, and you are. In the north, as i you will find that as far as mentioned, the winds are lighter. A bit of mist and fog this morning and aberdeen and cheltenham, and you a bit of low cloud creeping close to will find muralfestivals in liverpool, manchester had cities of the north sea coast. For southern hope years ago, bristol obviously areas, more cloud than yesterday. I has a rich background, brighton as cloud, still some sunshine. The greatest chance of showers will be well. Three years ago in liverpool, for southern coast, heavy and foundry across the Channel Islands, paul curtis created wings, allowing devon and cornwall, possibly south anyone to transform themselves into wales. The most of england and anyone to transform themselves into a live bird. When i did this, there wales, plenty of sunshine, a bit on wasnt even that much about the breezy sidelight yesterday. Good for getting the washing drive. Liverpool, but you can see it as a temperatures into the low 205. The growing trend. Some of it is good, some of it is not so good. But there wind is not as strong, but we will are some brilliant pieces out there. It helps areas as well, because find the low cloud stuck across the often this artwork is in areas that north of scotland with loaders or have been elected, and it helps get drifting around to the north sea coast as we go through the a bit of interest in these areas. My afternoon. 0vernight it will pull latest one that i did was the jordan further west inland. A bit of mist henderson one, and it has brightened and fog elsewhere, but still that up henderson one, and it has brightened up that area, that part of anfield. Key north easterly breeze through if you visit an art gallery, you the night, holding the temperatures have to wear a face covering, but up. Further north it will be a bit with street art, that is not the chilly. It will be feeling chilly case. In lockdown, everybody can whenever you wake up tomorrow morning with the mist and the fog relate to that. When you are inside lifting slowly. Low cloud, a bit slower to clear, and a bit more about hanging around. Still fairly and not having any relationship with outdoors and suddenly you can go outside, it makes a huge difference dry and variety across eastern areas. Still but trees in the south. If you could just see grey walls or if you could just see grey walls or if there is something that speaks to probably fewer showers tomorrow. You, something you can discover that may continue into this evening, somehow. Art in the streets is never they should ease tomorrow morning. Still warm despite that breeze into really permanent. You never know what happens with it. You let go the the low 205, the mid 205 potentially moment you finish. Here today, often in the south, but it is all changed gone tomorrow. But the street art scene has never been bigger. Tim next week, just in time for the autumn equinox, would you believe muffett, bbc news. White might be it, it will feel more autumnal. Naga and jon. Helen, thank you. Like that is going to be worth a fortune. The tim muffett tag. They will be chiselling it off the wall and selling it for millions. And now now, as that autumn gets going, lots of young people are starting he is commando as well, he has been university and it is not what they expected University Like was going at the top of the blackpool tower, to be like, is it, as they started the spurs stadium, he has action very experience this year. Man, he does everything. Tim is from flatmate bubbles going to show us a more art now. To socially distanced freshers week, millions of students are preparing for a start of term like no other. Hes in london for us this morning. Breakfasts Jayne Mccubbin has been to the university of bolton, while we were watching that film, where local restrictions are in place, to find out how when those pieces of art are so big, theyre preparing to just the idea of how you plan welcome the class of 2020. Something like that out and to make this man is about to welcome 26,000 it look so fantastic, it kind of is quite difficult to comprehend. Yes, young people back into education, in a city where a second wave was it isa blamed largely on young people. The quite difficult to comprehend. Yes, it is a really interesting point. Good morning. Thank you for weight of responsibility on your humouring me about the value of the tim muffett tag we saw earlier. At shoulders. Yes, it has been a busy least £10, im saying. But the time. It has been a busy time. Have scale, some of these things are you lost sleep . I have lost a lot of enormous, and we will be talking in sleep over this. I think if somebody a second to one of the organisers of the mural festival to talk about has not lost sleep over this opening that. This morning we are in University Accommodation be running a university. So how do you get kilburn, and andrew is a street stu d e nts a university. So how do you get students safely back into these spaces . Welcome to the university of artist or a muralist, and he is bolton. We have our key Management System here which ensures social adding colour to what was a blank distancing. The aim is to make it wall. This is happening right across the city during this month, so lets safe enough to deliver as much have a quick chat, andrew, if we face to face learning is possible. In here, everybody and every other main entrance has to go through one could. Tell us about the piece you are doing and what you are hoping to of these scanners, the heat banners. Achieve. This isjust my style of green means go. Perfect. Posters say street art in a sense. It is this will be uni as it should be, illustrative, i have been doing this but of course nothing is really as for ages, and i it was before. It is the calm before illustrative, i have been doing this forages, and i think illustrative, i have been doing this for ages, and i think it will bring more colour and vibrance to a blank the storm, george . My goodness. This wall that isjust sitting around with nothing on it. What impact does would normally be for a freshers it have on a place . I think it adds crush. This would normally be everything from a foam party in a bit of fun to everything. It adds here, traditionally, to any form of some colour, some life, onto those event that the Student Union would organise, converted over to areas where students can come and sit and dull days somebody can see something bright and colourful to cheer them study. Now, these screens are not up. What about this piece, what are cheap. How much is this going . My you trying to say . It isjust some paint that is doing some decorating, goodness, i dont know. Derek, come really. Im painting so it is quite on. Derek is in charge of august. Nearly £100. £100 for one screen . Funny i thought i would be painting with these guys as well. Yes, these much are you spending on these measures . So far, well in excess of quys with these guys as well. Yes, these guysin with these guys as well. Yes, these guys in hard hats are doing £1 million. And we will keep effectively what you are doing . Spending until we get the right environment, whatever the changes pretty much. We will let you carry and the regulations are. And the regulations are changing all the on. Lets have a quick chat to linda from the Residents Association here time. In bolton, extra restrictions on this estate. What do you make of mean time. In bolton, extra restrictions mea n restau ra nts a re time. In bolton, extra Restrictions Mean restaurants are take out only. Socialising with people you dont the pieces which are being put up in live with band. So this vast marquee this area . What impact do you think has just been built to allow they will have . We have art for a stu d e nts to has just been built to allow students to eat outdoors and solitary bubbles of one. Some few years here, so that is about the life, they change it over. So this secondary schools are classing a whole year group as one bubble. That wall in fact was matching with the will be disastrous for us. We have pillars, and it made a really good 1350 nurses who would be in one feature for this entrance to the bubble. Imagine a situation where estate. And im hoping that the they dont have to quarantine all of other entrances will get that same them because of one infection or two infections for 1a days. It would bring parts of our local health invitation. What you say to those service to its knees, wanted . He who dont like it . I say at least we says new timetables have been a can have the option of swapping it. Logistical nightmare, but the fight against covid requires innovation. I try to concentrate on the ones they do like, because the variety is in the library, a new trolley huge. So there is always one that is service. There are only 30 of these, very popular. It is really which means it keeps the number of people russian, in terms of the interesting, thank you so much number of people in the library at indeed. A quick chat to lee, the any point in time. In the kitchen, a organiser of the london mural festival for global street art. We new food Delivery Service. A are talking about the really big Delivery Service because students murals earlier. How do you make that cannot use restaurants in the town they are in, so we are taking the happen, how do you plan that . L restau ra nt they are in, so we are taking the restaurant to them. 1000 bikes, or murals earlier. How do you make that happen, how do you plan that . A lot of planning goes into it, so you hereabouts. And because the plan the operations. You have to government has recommended students do not use public transport. Think about things like how much paint you need, how much time it is government has recommended students do not use public transport. We have ordered over a thousand and going to take, who is going to be they are available to students com pletely they are available to students completely free of charge all year. There for the sake of safety, and but the student bars will remain closed for a freshers week like no kind of ground staff and all sorts other. At the same time, some fresh of things. And it is a brilliant tea m of things. And it is a Brilliant Team has to think through lots of experiences are done online. Like what, what kind of things will go different features before it actually happens, and hopefully if online . Online quizzes and stuff it has worked out really well, when like that, and its parties, online it has worked out really well, when it comes to someone actually communities for students so that painting, it is almost not noticed, they can interact before they come to the university. All the measures, and it facilitates and allows an artist to do what they want to do. All this new two. Please wear a there are really impressive pieces, mask. He is wearing a mask it is thank you very much. And throughout this month, these sites across the all about trying to ensure that as much face to face learning can go city are being decorated, being ahead. Do you think people want transformed from blank walls to that . We know when we sent our video out saying we had our covid safe incredible, very large scale, some measures and we would be open, of them, some of them a bit smaller applications grew by 30 in a week. Than the pieces that andrew was the students really want to come to working on, but it really is making a university where they feel they quite an impact. It is the first can engage face to face. A university where they feel they can engage facetoface. One of these. Luck with everything that london mural festival, and im sure lies ahead. But a new tiered system it wont be the last. It is going to means all of this could be shut down bea it wont be the last. It is going to be a real transformation of many if infection rates continue to rise, sites. There will be some images of with mostly face to face learning andrews latest work. phase down to hold the online sites. There will be some images of andrews latest work. I think it is just fabulous. Whatever scale they are on, they are impressive pieces of work, arent they . Andrew isjust learning. Cracking on, he wants to get this finished, got to be done by lunchtime and what always amazes me is how clean that style of art, how for people who live in holes, the biggest difference will be this. Clea n is how clean that style of art, how clean the lines are, and they are they cant socialise with anyone using spray paint. It is a bit like else in any other apartments. In when you are a kid did you try to line with government guidelines, no. Copy something, you grit it out. Helen has the weather for us this morning. Once my flatmates moving it will be, i bet you are artistic, arent you, that will be my family bubble for foreseeable future. On the welcoming helen . My girls are quite artistic. Committee for first years will be 30 i dont think they get it from me jennifer. Do you think some students will bow out of this year . |j gave you the compliment, anyway. Jennifer. Do you think some students will bow out of this year . I think so, ithink thank you. Give me a kit to do will bow out of this year . I think so, i think some people are going to potentially just stay at so, i think some people are going to something from, and i can do that, i potentiallyjust stay at home. An can something from, and i can do that, i ca n follow remotely. And remotely access something from, and i can do that, i can follow instructions. But i dont think i have got much artistic classes to resume. I think it might talent. Im not sure how well bea classes to resume. I think it might be a good thing because students might actually do the course work. Follow instructions or orders, surprisingly. No comment laughs . That would be a first. That would be a first for a first year student, definitely. Beautiful sky skates, if you are an so much to think about and every artist and you want to take photography or drawing or painting today, this is falkirk, a little aspect of life, isnt it. Makes our misty earlier in the day, the mist University Days which were fantastic and fog are starting to lift. This anyway, seem even more fantastic. We is the first satellite picture of the day, you can see the low cloud we re very anyway, seem even more fantastic. We were very lucky. Good luck if you for the Northern Isles across parts are starting this week. Good luck of scotland, and the lumpy cloud and enjoy it, you will have great further south which is going to give time. Now its time for the film review the change through the day ahead. The wind is still with us, good for with mark kermode. Drying the washing. It is quite keen, gusted to 35 mph, and despite the warmth in the sunshine, still in the warmth in the sunshine, still in the middle of september that will be tempered because of those wins, more cloud in the south, few heavy hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best showers, possibly rumbles of thunder movies available for viewing from the Channel Islands and across in cinemas and in the home. Southern parts of england. Further north, we still have a keen breeze for a north, we still have a keen breeze fora time, north, we still have a keen breeze for a time, but easing as we get towards Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland and scotland, warm where we have the sunshine but a lot of low cloud and even some fog, for coastal fog for the northern and western isles, and some of this low cloud last year, the british feature for the north sea coast is going to be dragged onshore by that rocks, which boasts an ensemble cast north easterly as we go through the day, and indeed as we go through the of brilliant young screen newcomers, evening and overnight, more so by played to rapturous applause then. So that will be a great start at the london film festival. For some here tomorrow morning with now its opening in uk cinemas. Rocks, whats p diddy and 50 cent the sea to pack one and fret. The whats that all about . I want to be like p diddy and 50 cent. But you have to think about specifically, what type of career . Entertainment business. Business, now youre getting it. What type of business . Makeup. Wind are touched down, but still overlapping chatter. Noticeable, coming down off the north sea at the moment, although this time of year, the north sea is bukky bakray is the titular 15 year old east londoner as warm as it will get. Temperatures who returns home from school to discover her mother has as warm as it will get. Temperatures a little lower in eastern areas, but abandoned her and her for most of us again, the low 205 in young brother, emmanuel. Determined to avoid being taken into care, rocks attempts single handedly to fend for the pair, scuttling them the south east, weight above where between friends houses and cheap they should be for september, but as hotels while maintaining the outward we have been saying all morning, it appearance of a normal life. Is changing next week right in time for the autumn equinox. It will feel hows your mum doing . More like autumn. Monday is fine for yeah, shes fine. But as pressures mount, most of us, mist, low cloud, the our heroine finds herself shutting out the friends su btle most of us, mist, low cloud, the subtle change in wind direction, the like kosar alis sumaya, upon whom she once relied south westerly starting to pull in, and behind that weather front is becoming more and more isolated with each passing day. Some colder air. So we wont realise that on monday, but come tuesday, written by Theresa Ikoko and claire wilson, directed wednesday, temperatures will plummet by sarah gavron, who made away. Back to you. We are going to have to make the brick lane and suffragette, most of this weekend, enjoy the rocks is a uniquely collaborative production born out of workshops sunshine if we have got it. The with young people at a range gardens will enjoy the rain. That is of schools and youth hubs. True. It is ten to ten. The result is a team effort that rings true. Everything about these teenagers opening a Live Music Venue lives has the smack of authenticity in the middle of a pandemic may from their hardscrabble battles seem like a challenge, but that hasnt deterred for survival to exuberant classroom one entrepreneur whos food fights and scenes determined to bring the music of raucous laughter, and Cross Cultural kinship. Back to birkenhead. But new local Restrictions Means things will be different bands will have to finish their sets earlier but no doubt, sensitively lensed by theyll be glad to be back on stage. Helene louvart, who shot Colin Paterson was at the sound the remarkable never check to find out how rarely sometimes always, its going to work. Rocks combines the grit of ken loachs cathy come home with the visual poetry of the selfish giant, and the girl power oomph the middle of a global pandemic. Not of celine sciammas girlhood. Real queens fix each others crowns, says a bedroom wall sticker the normal situation in which to in rocks and thats a message that launch a new music venue. This is rings throughout this wonderful, heartbreaking, life affirming gem of a movie. Do not miss it. She drew the gun, sound checking ahead of tonights concert. Its just really emotional thinking about the gig that is going to happen tonight, and you dont realise how from the streets of contemporary london to shanghais besieged much you miss it until you go back sihang warehouse in 1937, to it. So each pod will be having where the chinese army mount a last stand against Japanese Forces in the historical war drama two people at them. This is craig the eight hundred. Pennington. Normally the capacity the warehouse in question stands on the banks of the suzhou creek would be hundred and 60. How crazy across the water from shanghais foreign concessions from whence does it feel to be opening a venue locals and western powers alike watch the battle play out, making weird theatre of warfare. During this time . We could have waited and waited, but for us it was important as a statement of intent directed by guan hu, and a positive message out to the best known for 2015s mr six, and produced by the huayi brothers, industry and the local community. The eight hundred the world hasnt ended. Live music which has been dubbed a chinese dunkirk will come back. Craig wanted to open has spectacle to spare, shot on vast sets captured on imax cameras at a reported cost a venue will come back. Craig wanted to open a venue in birkenhead on the wirral to help people in the area break into the industry, and because he believes the areas musical pedigree of around 80 million. Is too often lumped in with its visually impressive liverpools. Stuff, but its not been without controversy. Originally set to open Elvis Costello formed his first band the Shanghai Film festival in 2019, the eight hundred was pulled in birkenhead. The coral hailfrom at the last moment for technical reasons often a euphemism for censorship issues. According to the Industry Newspaper variety, local reports indicated the wirral. And it is where omd have that it may have been pulled because it didnt portray rivals been based for their whole career. Of the Ruling Communist Party in a sufficiently negative light. Enola gay. A year later, with changes and cuts i think it is hugely important to duly made, the eight hundred finally essentially encourage and generate, opened in china where it promptly bea essentially encourage and generate, be a catalyst for local musicians to became a resounding hit outperforming tenet have a place to play and a place to and providing a huge boost for chinas cinema industry. Develop their talent. There will be bans from the wirral peninsula who will make it because of this space. Whether itll prove as popular with uk audiences, many of whom may yesterday, new coronavirus know little of the second restrictions for merseyside were sino japanese war, remains to be seen. Announced. There is a slight panic but the film provides a heady, if somewhat cumbersome mix that sets in every time i get the of kinetic action and philosophical quandary alert from the bbc news app on my there is much discussion about authority, desertion, self sacrifice and heroic defeat phone, but we have got to react to all played out against the bizarre the situation we find ourselves in, backdrop of two utterly disparate worlds divided by a simple thatis the situation we find ourselves in, that is the nature of the beast to a stretch of water. Certain extent. The new rules come into force on tuesday. Future yardes future shows will be able to ta ke yardes future shows will be able to take place. The differences they will now have to be all over by the both whoa distinctly not rock and roll time of ten oclock. Colin paterson, bbc for those in the mood for something altogether more playful, news, birkenhead. What better way to lift the spirits than in the company we can stay with musical of william s preston, performances now. We have a very esq and Ted Theodore Logan special drama joining us. Aka alex winter and keanu reeves. Both hey, death 10 year old Nandi Bushell has been why, if it isnt the wyld stallyns. Drumming up a storm online, catching the attention of none other back in 1989, bill and teds than foo fighters frontman, excellent adventure introduced us dave grohl. To wyld stallyns, whose terrible after nandi challenged him to a drum battle guitar twiddling music and won the rock star has now would apparently improve recorded a new track , so much that it would go on to unify the cosmos. Dedicated to her and her skills. Well speak to nandi in a moment but first, lets have a listen to the song. But two movies and three decades later, our now ageing antiheroes still havent written the song that will save reality as we know it. You got me. You win round one. Ive so its now time for bill and ted got Something Special for you, something you have never heard to face the music in a belated before. Something i have never heard but delightedly bonkers threequel. Before. Something i have never heard before. Because im about to write this off the top of my head for you. Penned by original writers Chris Matheson and ed solomon, the script picks up with bill and ted still plugging away at their dreams to the dismay of their respective wives. Greetings, my excellent friends. When kelly, daughter of time traveller rufus, nandi arrives from the future to tell the boys that time and space are collapsing, theyre faced nandi with a deadline of 7 17pm to write the ultimate song. So they venture back into the cosmic phone booth, number one supergirl travelling back and forth in time as they round up historical number one supergirl always right on time musicians and meet their future always right on time selves, while being pursued she got the power she got the power by a killer robot called dennis, got the sound reuniting with death and dropping into the pit of hell. Got the sound makes the world go round how you doing . Well, you know, dead. Makes the world go round and were in hell. Nandi nandi this time, bill and ted have she can play any song daughters, billie and theo she can play any song coolest on the scene played by Bridget Lundy Paine coolest on the scene 215t century and Samara Weaving who embody the best of their dads 215t century she got the power she got the power got the sole lovable traits with none of the bogus baggage. Got the sole going to save the world with her having been released simultaneously going to save the world with her rock and roll. In theatres and on vod in america, bill and ted face the music gets a cinema only release here in the uk and im delighted to report that its a hoot. Look at herface look at her face we have all been it may be a total shambles that head banging, and watching nandi who makes no sense whatsoever, but i grinned like an idiot from start to finish. And, in these testing times, was at home. Good morning to you. How are you . Good, thank you. Thats a real treat. Excellent to hear. We were seeing your face excellent to hear. We were seeing yourface and excellent to hear. We were seeing your face and the reaction you had to dave grohl writing a song for now, back injune here on the film review, i alerted you. And it is a good tune. What did you to online preview screenings of white riot you. And it is a good tune. What did the terrific documentary about you make of it . I felt really the birth of rock against racism in the 705 which is now special, and the song is amazing. I playing in uk cinemas. Think it should win a grammy. She has got the power, shes got the it was a scary moment, cos punk couldve gone either way. Soul. Youve got to make that your formed in response to an infamous ring tone yes so you are ten years enoch was right tirade by eric clapton in birmimgham in 1976, rock against racism set out to challenge a tide of bigotry epitomized by the rise old. How did you get into drumming . Of the national front, how did it start for you . When i was using music that could unite black and white youth in a fight for equality. Five, we would always make pancakes its music that knows in the morning, and i would love who the real enemy is. Building from fanzine routes to a network of local gigs that listening to ringo starr on youtube and looking at his drum kit. And i climaxed in a legendary Victoria Park anti nazi carnival did really well in this maths club, in 1978, featuring steel pulse, x ray spex, the clash, so as did really well in this maths club, soasa and the tom robinson band, did really well in this maths club, so as a reward, my parents took me toa so as a reward, my parents took me this was a Grassroots Movement that to a toy shop and there was just a earned its place in the history books a place that seems toy drum set, and ijust got really particularly relevant into it and i was like, thats what in the current climate. I want. And we took it to the next we werent superheroes, we were just ordinary people. Mixing contemporary interviews level, and then it was the next level, and then it was the next with a wealth of archival footage, level, and then it was the next, level, and then it was the next, next level, and then it was the next, next level, and now it is the next, this Award Winning documentary next, next, next level. So how does is an invigorating affair that captures the sheer energy dad feel . Your dad started teaching and passion with which rock against racism attempted to change you, and then you looked at a few the world on little more than a wing and a prayer. Youtube videos, and then i was just reading my briefing notes on its head, and then i got a proper teacher. How does dad feel now that you have left his beginner arm so to now you remember what i told you. About them boys on the bus that speak and you are out on your own gave you the black eye. And making some really cool friends . Thats what i meant. Just gotta pick the right time. Well, my dad, he used to be in a y yes, sir. Theres plenty of prayer band, but they werent the best. So most of it unholy in the devil all the time, he knew a couple of basic drumbeats a sprawling, star studded slice of southern gothic neo noir adapted like the basic of them all, and he from Donald Ray Pollocks 2011 novel, and available taught me a few and then i got too exclusively on netflix. Good for him so he had to get a proper teacher. Well, nandi, we set between the end of world war ii cant resist the fact that you are and the escalation of the war sitting in front of your drum kit. In vietnam, the action moves can you give us just 20 seconds of back and forth in time you on the drums, because then we as the interweaving narratives can ask about how dua lipa asked you slip between cold creek, West Virginia and knockemstiff, ohio. To go and help her on tour. Can you this was your daddys. At the centre of it give us a quick burst . On the drums . All is arvin russell, whose father returned from the war haunted by visions of battleground please we cant have you on and not crucifixions, and whose path crosses with hillbilly preachers and serial listen. Dua lipa has said she can go killers all of whom love to quote the bible. On tour with her, which is hunger and thirst for righteousness. Fantastic. She is now switching on the amps, and everything. If nandis the International Ensemble cast includes tom holland neighbours are watching, we are best known for playing spider man really sorry. Lenny kravitz as well bill skardgard, who scared everyone best known for playing spider man has had chats with her. Go on, hit bill skarsgard, who scared everyone to death as the killer clown in it, it does this sound good . The sound riley keough as a murderous seductress, Robert Pattinson as a philandering preacher, and Mia Wasikowska as the poor soul with a fatal trust in religious authority. Quality. Yes, you go for it. Just give us 20 seconds. She needs her directed by Antonio Campos taking a major step up from such previous features as simon killer and christine still, because you cantjust play. This unwieldy epic is broodingly she is an artist. We have got a lensed on 35mm by versatile short amount of time, but we cinematographer lol crawley, definitely want to hear you play, who perfectly captures the darkness that seeps through each andi definitely want to hear you play, and i will tell everyone what has happened. Dave grohl is a fan of disparate scenario. And, though he wasnt one her. Nandi writes songs as well, dua for praying, arvin would often drive herand keep her company. Lipa has asked her to play. But its the voice of author Donald Ray Pollock that really holds things together, with his narration leading us through the labyrinthine plot twists and capturing the mix of horror and humour at the heart of this deliciously ripe melodrama. Excuse me, preacher. You got time for a sinner . Is nature a gigantic cat . Nandl nandi, you are brilliant. That is and, if so, who strokes its back . How you start and wake up on a saturday morning apologies to ill leave you with news nandis neighbours. Of a new movie that comes to digital we are back tomorrow morning from download on monday six oclock. It might be a bit quiet michael almereydas tesla. Ona six oclock. It might be a bit quiet on a sunday morning, but i hope that ethan hawke stars in this latest film about the inventor is ringing in your ears all day. Of alternating current, have a good day, and thank you to an adventurously theatrical affair involving anachronistic laptops, nandl have a good day, and thank you to nandi. Goodbye. Google searches, and pop tunes all intended to dramatize the way that tesla somehow dreamed the future in which we now live. Alternating current is a waste of time. Impractical. And deadly. Kyle mclachlan is thomas edison, the ruthless businessman whose rivalry with tesla causes sparks to fly. Having been memorably played by david bowie in Christopher Nolans the prestige, tesla emerges once again as a figure of mystery and magic in this eccentrically offbeat oddity. Its a strange, anarchic film and not wholly successful. But, compared to the inert dreariness of the current war, ill take almereydas wild experimentations which include tesla singing tears for fears hits any day. Thats it for this week. This is bbc news with thanks for watching the film review. The latest headlines for viewers in the uk stay safe, and ill and around the world. Be back next week. Is he playing tributes are paid as the pioneering hopscotch. By himself . Us Supreme Court judge dude, hes cheating. And champion of womens rights Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at the age of 87. She was an amazing woman who led an amazing life. Borisjohnson is holding urgent talks this weekend to decide whether to impose lockdown restrictions on the whole of england. Local lockdown restrictions come into force in some parts of the uk with bars and restaurants closing early. I think people are going to go out during the day instead of going out at phase down to hold the online learning. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast, with Naga Munchetty and jon kay. Our headlines today decision time for borisjohnson. He says the uk is seeing a second wave of coronavirus cases and considers if nationwide lockdown restrictions are needed. Early closing in newcastle, and the north east. A nighttime curfew for bars and north east. A nighttime curfew for bars a nd restau ra nts north east. A nighttime curfew for bars and restaurants comes into effect. I dont think its going to make any difference. The virus doesnt die at ten oclock. Its good because it is saving peoples lives, bad because it is impacting my nights out. The pioneering Us Supreme Courtjudge my nights out. The pioneering Us Supreme Court judge and my nights out. The pioneering Us Supreme Courtjudge and champion of winds rights Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died, provoking an immediate political row about a replacement. Winds rights. Political row about a replacement. Winds rights. That morning. The deal will be done this weekend, but gareth bale might have to wait up to a month to play again with reports ofan injury a month to play again with reports of an injury that could delay his second debut. That morning. Despite actually start, a bit of around, it is promising to be a dry and fine we can for most of us, a bit windy in the south, but how long will it last . A chilly start, a bit of mist around. I will have more details in a quarter of an hour. Good morning to you. It is saturday 19 september. Our top story this morning is that the Prime Minister is holding urgent talks this weekend to decide weather to impose lockdown restrictions on the whole of england to tackle the current surgeon coronavirus cases. Borisjohnson says the uk is now seeing a second wave with the number of new infections doubling every week, and hospital admissions are also rising. Simonjones has the latest for us. Closing time came early last night in newcastle. A10 00pm finish, part of new restrictions for much of the north east, which also saw people from different households banned from socialising at home. I mean, if thats the law, its the law. But if people would behave themselves it wouldnt be like this. Ijust think people are going to go out during the day now instead of going out at night, so its not going to really change anything. Its good cause its saving peoples lives, bad because its impacting my nights out a slow night and an early finish, too, for this fast food business. I dont think its going to make any difference. The virus doesnt die at ten oclock. But with infection rates rising, more than 13 Million People in the uk are now facing lockdown measures. Take a seat and ill be with you in a moment. Life is starting to look different, with new test centres opening up in places like glasgow. New restrictions come in next week in merseyside, parts of the midlands and west yorkshire. And in lancashire, like here in accrington though blackpool is exempt due to low infection rates. The latest government figures show the highest daily number of new cases since the current surge began, with more than a,300 in the last 2a hour period. That means the average number reported per day in the past week is 3,a66. Yesterday the Prime Minister met scientists trying to develop a vaccine. Thats fantastic, thats likejurassic park today hell be in downing street, where hell consider stopping people who dont live together meeting and making all bars and restaurants in england close at 10 00pm. We are now seeing a second wave coming in. And i dont think anybody wants to go into a second lockdown, but clearly, you know, when you look at what is happening, youve got to wonder whether we need to go further. Here in london, this is the first weekend that the so called rule of six has been in place, limiting the number of people who can gather in groups. The government will be looking very closely at the effect that has on coronavirus rates. But the mayor of london says its increasingly likely that further restrictions will be needed here too, and he says the government shouldnt wait until the virus spirals out of control. Borisjohnson is desperate to avoid a second full National Lockdown, but he knows that the time for tough decisions is fast approaching. Simon jones, bbc news. Lets get more on this from a correspondence jonathan blake, lets get more on this from a correspondencejonathan blake, who joins us now from london. Jonathan, it isa joins us now from london. Jonathan, it is a big weekend, isnt it, for the Prime Minister . These are huge decisions with very serious consequences. Good morning, jon. Yes, i think it is definitely a case of when, not, not if, that we will see stricter restrictions in place to slow the spread of covid 19 ata place to slow the spread of covid 19 at a National Level. There are various options on the table. At the very least is the option to us pubs and very least is the option to us pubs a nd restau ra nts to very least is the option to us pubs and restaurants to close earlier than normal. That could evolve into a three tier approach which would see basic social distancing at one end of the scale and much tighter restrictions at the other, with each level being imposed on a time limited basis according to the number of cases and the prevalence of the virus at any one time. Then there is this temporary, so called Circuit Breaker approach, where for a period of two weeks everyone will be asked to observe tighter restrictions. A5 ministers weigh up these options for the westminster government, with responsibility for england and the other devolved governments around the uk as well, there are many is for them to consider, notjust the spread of the virus, and the number of cases, but also the effect of any restrictions on the economy and Peoples Health and well being in general. So, no easy options. But ministers will wa nt to easy options. But ministers will want to avoid the criticism they have faced in the past for not acting quickly enough. Jonathan, for now, thank you very much indeed. Almost 2 Million People in the north east of england are already living under tougher restrictions. A new cu rfew living under tougher restrictions. A new curfew means that pubs and restau ra nts new curfew means that pubs and restaurants had to close their doors at ten oclock last night. Our reporter Megan Patterson is in newcastle this morning for us. Megan, i suppose the question is, did everyone follow the rules when that closing time bell went at ten oclock . Well, it is hard to account for absolutely everyone, but it was certainly a very different friday night here in newcastle. The streets we re night here in newcastle. The streets were a lot quieter. The pubs were a lot quieter. People had to go home a lot quieter. People had to go home a lot earlier. But ten oclock curfew last night, newcastle is a city with a vibrant nightlife. But fear from people and businesses yesterday was that this trend will continue. Pubs and clubs and restaurants employ around 6500 people in the city. They we re around 6500 people in the city. They were just starting to get back to normal when these new restrictions we re normal when these new restrictions were put into place. At ten oclock last night the doors closed. People told us they thought they were right in some cases, others said they didnt think it would make any difference. But this is life now here in the north east. Newcastle is not the only area affected in the north east of england. There are seven local authorities that applied to these guidelines to come into place, including newcastle in gateshead just across the water. Newcastle and gateshead. Big changes this weekend, people are being asked not socialise with anybody outside their households or the social bubbles. The local Authorities Say they appreciate this is frustrating and difficult, but they say it is entirely necessary to try to stop the spread of coronavirus and to try to avoid a full lockdown in the coming weeks. Megan, thanks very much for bringing us up to date. Megan patterson there for us. The Irish Government has tightened restrictions in dublin due to the rising number of coronavirus cases there stop the measures, which came into force at midnight, include asking residents to stay within their own areas, banning social gatherings, and restricting restau ra nts gatherings, and restricting restaurants to outdoor only dining. More than 800,000 People Living in the spanish capital are going to be subject to tougher measures from monday. There has been a sharp rise in infections there. Restrictions include social gatherings being limited to six people and some parks also closing. Spain has the highest number of cases anywhere in europe, and we can go live to madrid now and speak to our reporter, guy had to go. Speak to our reporter, guy had to 90 guy speak to our reporter, guy had to go. Guy hedgcoe. This is a real tightening of restrictions and the numbers in madrid are quite striking . Yes, very much. It is a tightening of restrictions, 37 areas of the capital and the surrounding region which have been identified as areas where the prevalence of coronavirus is particularly high, those areas are basically being shut down for the next two weeks. You cannot go in or out of them unless you have a specific reason. The incidences of coronavirus optic really high in areas, particularly in southern madrid. The local government, after several days of speculation, has decided to take these quite strict measures in an attempt to bring the numbers down. But yesterday, for example, we heard that there were 5000 also new cases the last 2a hours. Those are the kinds of figures we have been seeing over the last few weeks since the numbers have started to rise. Guy hedgcoe in madrid, thank you for that update. We will hear more about the situation in other different places as the Programme Goes on. The foreign secretarys bodyguard has been removed from operational duties after he left his gun on a plane yesterday morning. The officer had been accompanying dominic raab, he was flying back to the uk after an official visit to the usa. The metropolitan police says it has taken the matter extremely seriously underan taken the matter extremely seriously under an internal investigation is already under way. Flags are being flown at half mast in washington in honour of the Us Supreme Courtjudge ruth bator ginsburg, who has died at the age of 87. Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She was an important figurehead for winds rights and had been undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer. The Us Supreme Court is the highest court in the land, and has the final say on highly contentious laws. So replacing her is going to be contentious in its own right. Laura trevelya n contentious in its own right. Laura trevelyan looks back at her life. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was born in brooklyn, new york, 1933. A child of recent immigrants, she attended cornell university, meeting her husband marty there, the love of her life. Despite excelling at harvard law school, the young mother couldnt get a job at a law firm when she graduated, experiencing sex discrimination first hand. She worked to promote womens rights at the American Civil Liberties union in the 705, arguing in front of the Us Supreme Court that women face discrimination in employment. A5 Ruth Bader Ginsburgs reputation as a trailblazer for womens rights grew, she was made a federal judge by president jimmy carter. Applause. If we talk about the us as a nation of laws, Ruth Ginsburg was someone who championed those laws but also championed those laws for the most vulnerable. She was someone who focused on ensuring that women had equality and womens rights were protected. A5 Ruth Bader Ginsburgs reputation as a trailblazer for womens rights grew, she was made a federal judge by president jimmy carter. Applause. Then came the ultimate honour. I, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, do solemnly swear. It was president bill clinton who nominated her to the Supreme Court in 1993. In the hearings, she defended a womans right to choose an abortion. She became only the second femalejustice in history, defying those concerned about her age. I was aged 60 when i was nominated, and some people thought i was too old for thejob. Well, now im into my 27th, starting my 27th year, on the courts. Im one of the longest tenured justices. So if you worried about my age, it was unnecessary. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a powerful author of legal opinions. When the court ruled in favour of George W Bush in 2000, effectively deciding the president ial election in his favour, she famously wrote the dissent. As more conservative justices were appointed to the court in recent years, her dissenting opinions were more frequent, and her legacy became clear. Ruth Bader Ginsburgs distinctive legal voice made her a cult figure. She was parodied on late night tv, the subject of books, t shirts and a documentary, much to her surprise. It is amazing. I am soon to be 87 years old and Everyone Wants to take a picture with me. She had to apologise for calling then candidate donald trump a fa ker in 2016, a rare misstep. In herfinal years, she battled cancer repeatedly, receiving treatment while still working. Democrats willed her to stay in thejob, fearing President Trump would replace her with a conservative leaning justice, cementing the courts tilt to the right. Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be remembered as a champion of womens legal rights and a leading liberal voice on the Supreme Court. Well, her death has already prompted a political row about who will replace her. The democrats are worried it could pave the way the donald trump to expand his conservative majority on the Supreme Court. The bbcs katty kay explains what is going on. Everything is up for grabs if the republicans take control of the Supreme Court, six republicans to three democrats. Abortion rights are up for grabs. Gay rights are up for grabs. Race equality in the country is up for grabs. Voting rights are up for grabs. Voting rights are up for grabs. They really feel this is a moment when they could be losing a huge amount of power and where america could be about to become a much more conservative country for yea rs much more conservative country for years to come, whoever is elected in november. That was katty kay. It is 7 15am on saturday morning. Thanks for joining 7 15am on saturday morning. Thanks forjoining us. Another weekend, but there is no switching off. The Prime Minister says the uk is now dealing with a second wave of coronavirus. The number of infections have continued to rise and so too have the amount of patients being treated in hospital. Three weeks ago, on the 2nd of september, there were 75a patients in hospitals across the uk with the virus. A week later, that figure rose to 873. And most recently, this week there were more than 1,000 patients being treated in hospital. Butjust for comparison, at the peak of the first wave on one day in april, more than 19,000 patients had been admitted. Dr ami jones works on intensive care units in abergavenny and newport. Shejoins us now. Thank you very much indeed for joining us, ami. Just tell us in the front line, what are you seeing, what is lifelike right now . Life is 0k, what is lifelike right now . Life is ok, were starting to get the trickle of patients in, looking at the numbers outside and thinking when is it going to hit us, we have a few patients in hospital and a small number of translated into icu, and it is a long tail and i think the first time around we only saw the first time around we only saw the tip of the iceberg, or we were testing was hospitalised and icu patients so that is all when you we re patients so that is all when you were out there, and they will probably thousands of people at home who had coronavirus and didnt know they had it, or couldnt get a test. We are looking at the bottom of the iceberg hopefully this time as well. So it is difficult to translate that in project what we will get in hospital but we are battening down the hatches ready to receive. But we had already got back to a bit of normality in hospital, people are getting cancer operations done and other operations, and it is not the same as last time, last time we gave ourselves completely over to coronavirus and this time we are trying to keep normal business going as long as we can but we hope we dont get completely swamped again. When you hear the Prime Minister say we now face a second wave, it is happening effectively, what does that do for staff morale, knowing what you had to deal with a few months ago . I suppose it is two things really. And away we know what were dealing with this time, it has been very easy to get the plans back up been very easy to get the plans back up and running because we had not stepped down, we still had red it is all cold itus, so we just dusted uplands back off and got in place, so it has been less stressful format point. Just make dusted uplands back off. But we have been living it for six months, it was an emotionally horrific time, notjust six months, it was an emotionally horrific time, not just for us but the patients and their families. You dont want to go through it again, and if there is any way we cannot go through that, by people at home doing social distancing and hand hygiene and masks properly, we are just being, please play by the rules and help us, we dont want to be where we were back in april. One of the key issues back in april was a shortage of ppe in hospitals, do you feel you have enough stuff now, are you confident that should the second wave increase, you are better prepared and safer . Were very lucky in wales, never had ppe issues so i never was afraid that i would turn up never was afraid that i would turn up to work and not have ppe. We have had a lot of time to prepare, we we re had a lot of time to prepare, we were using the reusable face masks and now we have all been able to order, we were using ones that were disposable and now we are ordering reusable ones, so that is a big issue and hopefully has been resolved. We have spent six months planning and preparing to make sure we planning and preparing to make sure we dont run into problems, so i am hopeful we dont run into problems this time. You are in the Army Reserves , you have this time. You are in the Army Reserves, you have served in afghanistan, is there a similarity in feeling at least, people talk about this being a battle and a war, is that what it feels like on the ground in hospitals during this crisis . A little bit, yeah. I think the camaraderie and thought that we have to do this and step up and jump over the top and get on with it, certainly last time we put ourselves in harms way, we didnt know what we we re in harms way, we didnt know what we were facing, there was a lot of fear and everyone was scared, did we trust our pda. This time i feel like my trust our pda. This time i feel like d trust our pda. This time i feel like my body has taken a few bullets but i trust it and i know it, i trust my ppe. We can keep our families safe and ourselves safe. Our hospital drills are very good, we got a few patients catching it from each other, we did not get many staff catching it, did not get very few. Hopefully people can follow the rules and help us and try and stop the spread. And ami, you are saying your hospital and others are getting back to where normal use to be with cancer operations and that kind of thing, how can this keep working, if were not going to empty our hospitals this time, how do you keep things separate, how do you operate effectively two hospitals in one, covert effectively two hospitals in one, cove rt res po nse effectively two hospitals in one, covert response and then every day response . Corbett response. Covert response and then every day response . Corbett responsem covert response and then every day response . Corbett response. It is essentially what we do, we split the hospitals in half, we have certain theatres and roots that can only be open to certain patients, and we have certain buildings and areas that are open to covid patients. We have a covid itu and a clean itu. We are operating two hospitals essentially, and it has been good to have that in practice because that is what we need to keep doing. We cantjust is what we need to keep doing. We cant just empty the hospitals out, we are cant just empty the hospitals out, we are not fully lockdown this time so people are out and about, hurting themselves and presenting with the usual stuff they present with normally. Last time we had none of that, hospitals were completely empty, we were just sitting waiting to fill it with covid patients. This time we dont have that luxury, we will have to do a lot of normal business. What about when a patient is due to go back to a care home and testing and people could potentially have covid could be returned to care, that was a huge issue last time, how confident are you that wont be easy this time that you have the measures and testing in place to prevent that . We have certainly not an issue of testing in hospital for patients and we are very strict, not operating on patients who have not had swabs, i am not involved in discharging care patients but there is plenty of swabs and making sure they go back, some of the problem is you can swap somebody, six week up they have had corbett and they can still test positive because the swabs can test pick up debits a virus. But if we are using decent timeframes should be able to make it much more safe than last time. There is a little scramble to empty hospitals out last time and we are accepting we cant do that this time, we will have to be more staged about it. Doctor ami jones, thank you forjoining us, all the best to your colleagues in the days and weeks ahead. It is 7 21am. Heres helen with a look at this mornings weather. Good morning to you both, if you like the sunshine and are enjoying this dry and warm weather, that is likely to persist for most of us for this weekend, but the messages it will not last. And it is not feeling warm because we have quite a keen breeze, we had in the south but there was a little more cloud spilling northwards, we saw that in abergavenny with some cloud in the sky and that is courtesy other area of low pressure sitting through the bay of biscay. What that will do is produce cloud across the southern half of the country and potentially showers as well. Further north the winds are lighter and we had the mist and fog this morning. As we go through the day it will still be dry and fine, plenty of bright weather, hazy sunshine in southern areas about closer to the south coast you are the greater chance of a shower, even a heavy shower potentially, whether one ball of thunder. Not as much sunshine as yesterday and that keen and gusty wind, not so windy as we keen and gusty wind, not so windy as we had further north but with the cloud sitting across the far north of scotland a bit apache drizzle it could just bring some cloud into other eastern parts of scotland but for a large part of scotland and Northern Ireland, it will be dry and quite sunny during the day and warm as well. Overnight is that breeze picks up a little further north it drags a low cloud further westwards, we drags a low cloud further westwards, we will pick up a few showers in southern areas but they are starting to diminish. Like this morning it will feel quite chilly out and about, not particularly low temperatures but you have that keen breeze in the south that is coming in from a north easterly direction which will continue through sunday, not as many showers either, so more sunshine coming through here, a bit more cloud however and reluctant to clear some eastern parts of both scotland and Northern England, just depressing the temperatures a little bit but for most the high teens, mid 205 in the south, but as i say, just in time for the autumn equinox on the 22nd, it will turn more autumnal. Thank you helen, as that rain just creeps autumnal. Thank you helen, as that rainjust creeps in behind you autumnal. Thank you helen, as that rain just creeps in behind you that. It is 23 s it is 23 s it it is 23 s it is 7 23am. Street artists have been adding a splash of colour to our cities for years, and now their work is being celebrated as part of the first ever london mural festival. Its running throughout september, with more than a0 large scale murals popping up throughout the city. With many galleries still shut, its a way for people to appreciate some amazing art, as breakfasts tim muffett has been finding out. If you have to do daily exercise and whatever, socially distance, whatever. Art or eyesore . Areas some colour there that i go to the street, and it is more interesting. there that i go to the street, and it is more interesting. I could take it is more interesting. I could take it or leave it quite honestly, it brightens up the place but some of it isa brightens up the place but some of it is a bit. Across the capital this month, street art is getting bigger and bolder. The first london mural festival is under way. More than 150 artists transforming sites across the city. I am painting happy go lucky across these shutters. This shutter is always down, so i had to think of something to say that would work on its own. The more people who can see the art the better. Because art, art can be in galleries but not everyone can see it, so anything on the street is accessible to anyone. So i think it isa accessible to anyone. So i think it is a good thing that is becoming more mainstream. From simple graffiti to giant, complex murals, the evolution of street art over the past 50 years has been extraordinary. It got kudos and value by banksy, some of his pieces fetched £10 million. I would not expect everyone to like everything, but i would generally ask people whether they prefer art or a blank wall. There are lots of efforts across the uk by lots of individuals to have an increased number of public art of this kind and murals as well, and you will find that as far as aberdeen and cheltenham, and you will find neural festivals far as aberdeen and cheltenham, and you will find neuralfestivals in liverpool, manchester, still has a really rich background, brighton as well. Three years ago in liverpool, paul curtis created wings, allowing anyone to transform themselves into anyone to transform themselves into a lighter bird. When i did this there was not even much around liverpool but you can see it as a growing trend. Some of it is good, some is not so good, but there is some is not so good, but there is some brilliant pieces out there. It helps areas as well because often this artwork is in areas that have been neglect and it helps get a bit of interest in these areas. My latest one i did was the one in enfield, i hope it has brightened up that area in enfield as well. M enfield, i hope it has brightened up that area in enfield as well. If you visit an art gallery have to wear a face covering. But with street art thatis face covering. But with street art that is not the case. In lockdown eve ryo ne that is not the case. In lockdown everyone can really relate to it, when you are inside and not having any relationship with the outdoors, and in summeryou any relationship with the outdoors, and in summer you can go outside it makes a huge difference, if you just see grey walls or if there is something that speaks to you. Something you can discover somehow. But in the streets is never really permanent, you never know what happens with it. You let go of it the moment you finish. Here today, often gone tomorrow, but the street art scene has never been bigger. I have always liked street art. Obviously it has to be done so it is not damaging, but it brings so much spiritual place. I live in bristol, the home of banksy originally and it is everywhere in bristol, it does brighten the place up. Temples make art at the end there, do you think is valuable . It is all in the eye of the beholder. I am not sure if tim has a self portrait or not, i dont know if he has been busy this morning, tim, where are you . Yes, good morning to you from north london. The image you can see behind me is ofjune who is 86, and she is here as well because ten days ago that was a blank wall. There is this amazing mural of june, linda that was a blank wall. There is this amazing mural ofjune, linda is from the Residents Association, lets have a chat to her first of all. Linda, what is it like to see this blank wall transformed into this Beautiful Image of one of your long standing residents . Beautiful image of one of your longstanding residents . We are very, very pleased with it but honestly, we did not realise the height of it. And only when the lift was brought in it we begin to see, and well, it is a first. Nowjune, he was a little hard of hearing so i will speak quite cloud loudly, do you like the picture . will speak quite cloud loudly, do you like the picture . I have got used to it. Like an old shoe. laughs . Yeah. I used to it. Like an old shoe. laughs . Yeah. I have got used to it. I mean, i suppose it is quite an honour, but i am sure that honour should go to somebody else really. But who expects to live to 86 though . You know . Were you surprised when you saw it for the first time . Yeah, iwas when you saw it for the first time . Yeah, i was because i didnt know i had so many wrinkles laughs . But have a quick look up and see the picture again if we could because the likeness is absolutely fantastic. The artist who did it was called s mother, who is a scottish street artist. I should have said to the artist, dont give me too many wrinkles the artist . The artist, dont give me too many wrinkles the artist . Name is smug. What do you think an impact like this can have an estate . Has cleaned up the place, the children love it, we have very little damage done and we very impressed. And do you think more murals like this be appearing in cities, there are many happening in london at the moment but may be other places as well . suppose there is a limit to how many you want, because you just see them too many around, but spread out, yes, in the south west where i come from we would love it. Lets have a quick chat to lee who is from global street art who organise the festival, we saw you in the report a minute ago, what do you make of this one . It has been a pleasure to be involved and to work here for the past few years and that smug chose to paintjune, who is bearing really humble, having lived in the estate for 50 years, it is lovely to be up out of it. The reaction of his has been getting is quite something isnt it . It is not that it was unexpected but it has been a real pleasure that so many people have connect it with it, with so many different murals and people have travelled to different parts of london to see different ones, and our sharing london to see different ones, and oursharing and london to see different ones, and our sharing and online as well, so it has been really fun and an honour to see people s reaction. it has been really fun and an honour to see people s reaction. I am loving looking at this picture of june, but have another quick look because the likeness is absolutely extraordinary. You can seejune here and this image, were you impressed as how good this piece is . Smug is a great artist, his ability to capture the likeness of someone is shown on the likeness of someone is shown on the wall. So i was not surprised it would be this good but standing underneath it and looking at it, it does take you back. Take you back. June, would you like to see more pictures of you around the city . Oh. It would depend why they are putting them up laughs . I have a bit of a suspicious nature laughs . Especially the things you red in the media, i dont understand the media, i dont even use a mobile, and there are things i wouldnt want to get into, because you see so much fakery around. We are going to a different topic altogether, but finally, linda, do you think Going Forward we should see more pieces like this . Happily. We have one in the residents garden which is sort of on the public path so she is so pleased not to get up every morning and see a brick wall. She doesnt mind what they put on there. It is an extremely piece, thank you all very much indeed, it has been great to meet you and june, fabulous likeness and thank you so much sharing your story with us this morning. Lets leave you with a lovely image ofjune herself. 86 yea rs lovely image ofjune herself. 86 years old, her face lovely image ofjune herself. 86 years old, herface resplendent on this estate in north london. What a great picture what a great picture i thinkjean is being very modest saying there are too many wrinkles, i think it looks great. Natalie likes the picture anyway, do they . You know, when your photo was taken. picture anyway, do they . You know, when your photo was taken. If i came out and saw a giant photo of myself on the wall opposite it would look terrific, but she looks great. Coming up, we talk to katie piper about her Christian Faith has led to her presenting on songs of praise. Good morning. Thanks forjoining us on breakfast this saturday with Naga Munchetty and jon kay. It is just after 7 30am. Lets have our regular chat with a gp this morning, doctor william bird joins us now. Dr bird, lovely to see you this morning. Listen, tell us how you are reacting to the news, you know, borisjohnson the Prime Minister has said, yes, the uk is in a second wave, yes, tighter restrictions are now being considered. What is your instinct now . There is so much going on, isnt there . Well, my gut instinct, you know, beforehand i have been seen, we are going to get a second wave. We have known that for a long time. It hasjust come a second wave. We have known that for a long time. It has just come a bit early. The expectation was that we would get the infections coming along normally around october, which is when nights get longer and we start to try to frame it with flu. But when you see the reactions now, iamjust but when you see the reactions now, i am just not entirely confident about this second Circuit Breaker. I totally agree we have to do the local lockdowns. They seem to be working. Mrs figures dropped dramatically after that lockdown and that did seem to work. Le i ceste rs that did seem to work. Leicesters figures. Obviously they are not popular but itjust emphasises to everybody but there is affected. The national Circuit Breaker, i think at the moment we will find it is going to go up, i dont think it is going to be sustained all the way through to going right through to the winter. I think it will level off. What i have found in general practice is that most of the cases we are getting for people wanting testing our children, children going back to school. I can show evidence right back to the last 50 yea rs show evidence right back to the last 50 years that the third week of september, every single year, there isa september, every single year, there is a massive spike of infections. And also admissions to hospital, for younger children with respiratory conditions, and it is nothing to do with the coronavirus. This is normal stuff to do with respiratory viruses, other viruses. So i stuff to do with respiratory viruses, otherviruses. So ijust wa nt to viruses, otherviruses. So ijust want to be not to kind of concerned we are seeing this piece. But sorry to interrupt, but, over the last 50 years, we didnt have coronavirus. So have you got evidence, or are you aware of evidence, or are you aware of evidence, that this third week spike, the third week of september, but spike that you said we would see over 50 yea rs, but spike that you said we would see over 50 years, but the number of coronavirus cases is not significant amongst those . We know that it is. We know the testing, obviously we are testing huge numbers of people now, so we are going to pick up the coronavirus. It is definitely coming through. But what were seeing, probably from a testing of view, is that children who have got a temperature, most of them do not have coronavirus. And i think this is why, people have said that it might have had a cold, where there is no temperature, or you have got influence or the coronavirus, we do have a temperature. What im saying is that there is a whole group of viruses in between those which cause a temperature but which are not coronavirus or flu. That is what we are seeing every year. So people are struggling to get a test, so we have to assume that those high temperatures are coronavirus even though we cant prove it. But an awful lot of them will not be. Now, we do know, obviously, but there are some numbers going up. The question is, and that has come a bit earlier than everyone expected, i think, most people are expecting it to be october, and the question is, will this continue to go right up to january, where the predictions were that that would be the peak . I think that that would be the peak . I think thatis that that would be the peak . I think that is the unknown. If we can manage these local lockdowns, it will just keep manage these local lockdowns, it willjust keep the levels going along a little bit lower than they should be. What we obviously cant do is stop everyone from getting it, so all we are doing with these lockdowns is keeping the numbers manageable for the nhs. This is beating, isnt it . Even when we in march, march 23, the virus does not go away, obviously. So it is like one biologist was saying to us yesterday, it is like you put it on pause, you put the spread on pause, until you can actively do something about it to manage it. Are you confident that if there is a National Lockdown, but what the testing facilities, or the treatments, would be sufficient enough . So that this is notjust a pause waiting for another wave . think it is a pause. It is not a reversal. So it is a pause. And it will allow things to catch up. I think we can do that with local lockdowns rather than National Lockdowns. The thing is, the National Lockdown would have a massive impact, the schools would carry on and the work would carry on, but carry on and the work would carry on, but i think at the moment, the smaller and local lockdowns are sufficient to keep going. But it is going to pause. What we have to remember is that until we get the vaccine, we are going to see people who have not got coronavirus eventually probably getting it, and we arejust eventually probably getting it, and we are just trying to monitor that and keep that level manageable all the way through. But it is not going to reverse it and make it go away, and even countries that were doing quite well, like france, we have seen a huge spike coming through. In other countries we are seeing it. So this is just like kind other countries we are seeing it. So this isjust like kind of keeping up a fire all the time. Youre just having to throw everywhere just to keep it down. Were not going to stop people from getting it. Do you understand why people would feel worried, hearing that is a strategy . Im saying it is your strategy, and that you are telling the government what to do, that is the strategy, it is literally put out fires as they come up, because they will keep coming up, that is going to worry people, isnt it . Well, ithink people, isnt it . Well, ithink people have accepted now, i think when we first went into lockdown, we thought it would be about six weeks, and then by the summer it would all be over. I was saying, you know, we would definitely see this big drop in summer, which we have done. But what we have done is seen as slightly earlier rise. We were kind of expecting that rise to come through. And i dont think people now feel that this is going to go away quickly. I think perhaps we did, but away quickly. I think perhaps we did, but i think most people, certainly most of my patients, totally resigned to the fact that this is going to be around all the way through to spring, to summer next year. So i dont think it is too much of a worry now. I think it is just people, and too much of a worry now. I think it isjust people, and i have told, we know that we have got to keep ourselves fit and healthy and we have got to keep ourselves prepared, so that if we do get it we will not get it badly, so people are really starting to look at how to do that, particularly older people, wanting to get themselves prepared and not get it too badly, and we have got lots of medications getting better. Soi lots of medications getting better. So i think there is a lot of good news out there. But unfortunately we have got this now through to the spring and we have to make sure it does not have a massive peak now, and just keeps a flattened peak over the winter period. Dr bird, always good talking to you in getting your views. Thank you for taking your time saturday look after yourself. Flattened peak. Ithink time saturday look after yourself. Flattened peak. I think we will hear a lot about that. Yes, we will keep trying to explain as much as we can, talking to the experts through the programme and through the weeks. Indeed. If you are a button on hotspur is found wandering when you are going to see gareth bale on the pitch, it might be a bit longer than you would hope . Well, they should get good news on their phones, alerts today that the deal is done, waiting for details from spurs on that come on when garrett rail might make a second debut for spurs. It was reported late last night that an injury could delay his return to the pitch for maybe a couple of weeks, even a month, but it does not affect the deal being done. A loan dealfrom real madrid. Gareth bale became the wells most expensive player when he stopped north london for madrid in 2013 and will now return as the premier leagues highest earner. With real madrid and spurs sharing the cost of his wages. Joe wilson reports. Older, richer, sure. Better . Well, tottenham can hope. Chance for him to seal it gareth bale cardiff born and raised, totte n ha m bale cardiff born and raised, tottenham is a second home. His performances there first time around convinced real madrid that gareth bale was the most valuable player on earth, worth 100 Million Euros in 2013, not much magic is left. Gareth bale was an incredible player, an incredible individual talent who will remember very well from his premier league days are tottenham. We have seen from afar the incredible success he has had at real madrid, and he is one of the best players in the world, in my opinion, over the last four or five seasons. Just puffed out, he strikes and strikes brilliantly gareth bale inspired wales to new heights in 2016. His pride and passion has a lwa ys 2016. His pride and passion has always glued for his country. For madrid, none of the match and a Champions League final. Remember him that way. Man of the match. But along with the trophies and the goals, things salad. Gareth bale said he enjoyed his nickname, the golfer. But he struggled to impress his manager. Paid millions on the sidelines in madrid the adoration was over. In tottenham, it is just resuming. Im finally wearing my bale shots again its just so exciting. I think we are also excited to finally get those off, all the memories that it brings back, and hopefully we can build new memories with an even bigger squad, a better squad, and yeah, memories with an even bigger squad, a bettersquad, and yeah, i definitely feel the love from us, and hopefully we can go back into the stadium and start seeing his name again. That will be perfect. Spurs have a stadium which is the envy of the world, a stadium of course currently without bounds. Covid may be wrecking sports finances. Spurs will still investing bales wages, if it brings success and smiles. In football logic, he will be worth it. Joe wilson, bbc news. Now, with all the hype around gareth bale, liverpools new signing should go unnoticed after a quiet tra nsfer should go unnoticed after a quiet transfer market until now for them. They have added the spanish Champions League winner, iago alca nta ra Champions League winner, iago alcantara from munich. £20 million, that seems a bargain. They are likely to also sign the wolfs playmaker diego jiota over likely to also sign the wolfs playmaker diegojiota over the weekend as well. The chairman of the nfl has told the bbc there are still committed to the target of the first of october to have fans back at football grounds. This weekend seven clu bs a re football grounds. This weekend seven clubs are part of a pilot scheme to allow crowds to 1000, the first time spectators have been at English League games since march. The nfl 5 as they are prepared as they can be. We wa nt as they are prepared as they can be. We want them back as soon as we possibly can, provided of course that it possibly can, provided of course thatitis possibly can, provided of course that it is safe. The safety of the nation, the health of the nation, thatis nation, the health of the nation, that is of paramount importance. A5 we have said all along through this crisis. We are absolutely not blind to that. But we do believe we can bring fans back safely. Now, some of the biggest names in golf have left the biggest names in golf have left the us open at the halfway stage. The wind foot course in new york was too much for the likes ofjustin rose and tommy fleetwood. They all failed to make the cut. Rory michael related but he is struggling. He missed this putt. Rory michael wright. He is seven shots behind the leader. Westwood and michael ray are both on three over par, but japans a ccu ra cy both on three over par, but japans accuracy showed how the course can be taken. He overshot the chippy, but has recently joined be taken. He overshot the chippy, but has recentlyjoined the magic circle. It is picking up pace all the way in the ball is lured into the way in the ball is lured into the hole. Unbelievable and no magnets were used. A fabulous use of spin and slope. I dont know how he does it. Or a piece of cotton. Brilliant. No, it was all fair play. But is not how golf works, john. Thank you, mike. See you later. That is how i would make golf works, i think. It is 7 a5am. Is it golfing weather . Helen has the forecast. Looks gloomy behind you that is the misty nurse no wind around in the north. That is why i have got a bit of misty nurse, mist and fog stop if you are playing golf in the south, i believe the gusty wind we had yesterday could be problematic. Im not a golfer myself. I do the indoor sport of edmonton. No wind required there at all. We do have the wind in the south today but we will equally have some sunshine for most parts of the uk. The difference at the moment, the difference for the weekend is this large area of cloud. It is a low pressure area spinning its way further southwards from the bay of biscay. It is three more cloud into the southern half of the uk. It is dragging ina the southern half of the uk. It is dragging in a north easterly wind which will drag some of the slope cloud across the north sea towards our shores. Those are the flies in the ointment. A bit of mist and fog first thing. Perhaps a few showers today as well. More likely to southern counties of england across devon and cornwall, the Channel Islands, it could be heavy and hungry. There may just islands, it could be heavy and hungry. There mayjust be one or two showers into south wales as well. It does mean more cloud, but still warm. 2223 on the cards here. This wind as we had further north. 20 of sunshine coming through Northern Ireland, Northern England and much of scotland. More cloud to the north of scotland. More cloud to the north of scotland, some drizzle, and that cloud of the north sea mightjust drift into eastern scotland. That would be more of an issue of the night, i think. Would be more of an issue of the night, ithink. Pulling its way westwards, not just to the night, ithink. Pulling its way westwards, notjust to the east of scotla nd westwards, notjust to the east of scotland but also the north east of parts of england as well, shower risk in the south tends to diminish, away towards the south west. Temperatures will step dip down, a bit chilly this morning and a bit of mist and fog in the south, then this low cloud which will be a little reluctant to clear. It should still clear through the day for most parts of the data tomorrow, making it patchy cloud rather than wall to wall sunshine. Your showers in the south by that stage, still that key north easterly breeze. Viewer. It is going to be pretty gusty, nevertheless. Still not stopping at temperatures from getting into the high teens and low 205, possibly 25 in the south east. Please make the most of it. It is all changing next week. Dark clouds next week, autumnal. And there is some rain there. Just in time for the autumn equinox. Look at you bringing the chair, helen. We will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour. But first it is time for news watch. Hello and welcome to news watch with me some ahmed. Coming up amid the controversy of the numbers come out of the bbc be counting covid 19 cases and tests. I asked the head of statistics to bbc news. And the bbc backtracks after an outcry over its plans to stop live tv broadcasts of all the scottish governments coronavirus briefings. Since covid 19 brought the country to hold backin covid 19 brought the country to hold back in march, there has been more and more talk of how an effective system for testing for the disease is key to getting it under control. This week that issue really hit the bbc headlines. The long wait for a test and even longer one for the result, just one third of tests at Community Sites come back within 2a hours. Trying to get a clear picture of how much testing is going on is not as simple as it might seem. Should the focus be on the capacity in place at test centres . The number of tests actually being conduct . 0r the number of tests being analysed and processed . The number of tests being analysed and processed . If you are called nick e mailed us this week with this plea. That is just one instance of how fa cts that is just one instance of how facts and figures relating to the pandemic can tell different stories depending on which are highlighted and how they are presented. Take the totals of new cases of the virus, which we have become used to seeing everyday on news bulletins. The latest official figures show there we re latest official figures show there were 3991 new Coronavirus Infections recorded in the latest 2a hour period. That means the average number of new cases per day in the last week is 3286. But does that rise reflect an actual increase in the incidence of the virus, or simply the fact that we now know about many more cases because of the increase in testing . Here is you john hobson. Viewer. Since march we have heard daily on bbc news not just since march we have heard daily on bbc news notjust that since march we have heard daily on bbc news not just that the since march we have heard daily on bbc news notjust that the number of new cases but Agreement Number as well. 21 deaths were reported at people who had died within 28 days ofa people who had died within 28 days of a positive covid 19 test, that means that on average in the last week, 1a deaths were announced every day. These figures are also not without controversy. Up until mid august, the government counted in the death toll anyone who had tested positive for covid 19. But around a month ago they change their methodology to include only those with a positive test within 28 days of their death, which led to a reduction of more than 5000 in the estimate of how many people had died from the virus in the uk. Has that provided a more accurate picture . Not according to graham wilkinson. Joe price had another concern. Well, the man whosejob it is well, the man whose job it is to guide and advise the bbcs journalists on questions like these is robert cuff, who is head of statistics for bbc news, and he joins me now from our newsroom hammer upstairs here at new broadcasting house. Thank you for coming on news watch, can we start with all the different numbers being cited in stories about testing . There are the numbers of tests that can be done in theory, the number of tests being done, and the number of tests being done, and the number of tests done actually processed. Which is the most important one to use in new stories, do you think . At the moment the story really is about the gap tween demand and supply, and we dont really have good stats on demand. We know the supply we know the number of tests being reported everyday that come back with results, and we know the capacity that the labs as they have, those who are pretty much something one up against the other, so it suggests that the system is pretty tight, and when all tests arrive evenly through the week or across the country, that is going to lead to some of the problems we have been seeing. We cant tell just how problems we have been seeing. We cant telljust how bad the problem is. Like a lot of the coronavirus stories we are trying to piece together what feels like a piece together what feels like a piece together to be honest, a jigsaw with people pieces from many different boxes. We have seen a significant rise in the number of positive cases of the virus, and that is partly because of much more testing. But doesnt that mean that, you know the graphs we have been using for months tracking the rise and fall of infection numbers since march, become a bit meaningless . They can become a bit meaningless . They can be if they are not used correctly, it is certainly true to say that we have gone through three phases, if you think back to march or april where testing was limited to people maybe only in hospital, it was very severely constrained, and then we move through the summer and testing was largely available to anyone who asked for it and everyone was encouraged to go for tests, through the situation we have been reporting this week when we have started to see constraints come through again, albeit not quite as, nowhere near as tight as they were earlier in the year. Those are three different phases and to say the number of confirmed cases are different they are means the same thing in those phasesis are means the same thing in those phases is probably not helpful, and thatis phases is probably not helpful, and that is why in the charts we used to display those figures we are putting a break down the middle to illustrate that. Knows different eras we have been through. I still think it is useful to show the full history. Another issue viewer is raised, in august the government changed the way that it calculates deaths from covid 19. So now it is counting all deaths within 28 days ofa counting all deaths within 28 days of a positive test. But this fails to include those of course he may have died of covid 19 more than 28 days after a test, and on the other hand,it days after a test, and on the other hand, it does include those who died in unrelated ways, who happen to have had a positive test. So again, it doesnt seem to be a very satisfactory statistic, does it . Every statistic has its weaknesses, and windows need to pick the right the right course. So if you want to have a more nuanced judgement of whether a death was caused by coronavirus coronavirus you can look at the death certificate and whether the registering dock the thought that was one of the underlying causes, or the direct cause of death. But that takes you know, after two weeks before those numbers come out. We do report them, so we reporting those both sets of figures and there is a big difference between the totals, so there is about a2,000 of the deaths within 28 days of a positive test, and about 56,000 mentions of coronavirus on death certificates, so theres are big gaps. It is clear the 28 day number, the number we hear every day, is missing a large part of the death toll but is much more useful by telling us in a timely way what the trends are. So you dont want to wait when you think about academic that can grow very quickly, you dont want to wait two weeks before you start to make decisions about the deaths that are helping you to understand what else is going on elsewhere. One of the things you have made clear is that if you that you feel bbcjournalist need to contextualise, which often means using different statistics and then explaining why they are different but in headlines in particular, and a short summaries, it can feel like were giving a very simple story, things are going up or down. It is not satisfactory, is it . It is very difficult to summarise a coronavirus academic in a simple number, that is certainly the case. But that should not be surprising, i dont think anything in life boils down to one question that can be answered very simply. It is really across the news and within the details of the story that we can really tell the full detail of what is going on and put that picture together. What is really interesting, robert, is that clearly the bbc is coming up with some of its own statistics based on the data out there, and some viewers feel that the bbc has been taking Government Data too much on trust and we should do less of that and more of coming up with the bbcs own calculations. I dont think that you need to build data from scratch in order to analyse, interpret or challenge the use of particular statistics. Certainly where the story justifies it, we statistics. Certainly where the storyjustifies it, we will scrape the website, we will do the survey, we will send in the freedom of information request. I dont think it makes sense for the bbc to start trying to calculate gdp or conduct the census. So when we get in those statistics that come from government, it is ourjob really to understand what is the strongest thing that can be said with them, what is the correct use to which they could be put. Robert kraft, thank you so much. Cuff. We mentioned last week bbc scotlands announcement they would be stopping the live tv broadcast of all of first minister at nicola sturgeons coronavirus briefings, a decision defended by head of news output devon allen in our interview with him. But objections to that decision continued to pour into the bbc, along lines expressed here to us by Carolyn Ohara and first byjean hall. The method is different parts of the united kingdom, including the four nations and even regions within these nations, so it is really important to have a scottish specific message to the people of scotland. Especially those for whom for a number of reasons do not have access to other means of technology to get the message and rely on the tv for this. This decision has been deeply worrying, and unjust, at a time when new measures are being brought in regularly, to address the increase in outbreaks. Why would you alienate vast numbers of elderly people throughout scotland . Alienate vast numbers of elderly people throughout scotland . Please, reassess this decision. On thursday, the day we receive that video, bbc scotla nd the day we receive that video, bbc scotland did reassess their decision, spokesperson saying the corporation would. We will keep an eye on that in the coming weeks. And if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear or red on bbc news, including a social media and online output, e mail or you including a social media and online output, e mail oryou can including a social media and online output, e mail or you can find us on twitter. Do also use the hashtag. You can call us and do have a look at our website for previous interviews. Thats all from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc News Coverage again next week. Goodbye. Good morning and welcome to breakfast. Our headlines today. Decision time for borisjohnson. He says the uk is seeing a second wave of coronavirus cases and considers restrictions and needed all across england. Early closing in newcastle and the north east as night time closing for bars and north east as night time closing for bars a nd restau ra nts north east as night time closing for bars and restaurants comes into effect. Ido effect. I do not think it is going to make any difference, the dye this does not die at ten oclock. The virus. It isa the virus. It is a case of when zero if gareth bale will return to spurs. Reports that could be delayed for one month. Despite the chilly start it is promising to be a dry and a faint weekend. A little bit windy in the south. How long will it last. Its saturday the 19th of september. Our top story. Borisjohnson Boris Johnson says borisjohnson says the uk is now seeing a second wave with the number of new infections doubling every week and hospital admissions also on the rise. Closing time came early last night in newcastle. A10 00pm finish, part of new restrictions for much of the north east, which also saw people from different households banned from socialising at home. I mean, if thats the law, its the law. But if people would behave themselves it wouldnt be like this. Ijust think people are going to go out during the day now instead of going out at night, so its not going to really change anything. Its good cos its saving peoples lives, bad because its impacting my nights out a slow night and an early finish, too, for this fast food business. I dont think its going to make any difference. The virus doesnt die at ten oclock. But with infection rates rising, more than 13 Million People in the uk are now facing lockdown measures. Take a seat and ill be with you in a moment. Life is starting to look different, with new test centres opening up in places like glasgow. New restrictions come in next week in merseyside, parts of the midlands and west yorkshire. And in lancashire, like here in accrington though blackpool is exempt due to low infection rates. The latest government figures show the highest daily number of new cases since the current surge began, with more than a,300 in the last 2a hour period. That means the average number reported per day in the past week is 3,a66. Yesterday the Prime Minister met scientists trying to develop a vaccine. Thats fantastic, thats likejurassic park today hell be in downing street, where hell consider stopping people who dont live together meeting and making all bars and restaurants in england close at 10 00pm. We are now seeing a second wave coming in. And i dont think anybody wants to go into a second lockdown, but clearly, you know, when you look at what is happening, youve got to wonder whether we need to go further. Here in london, this is the first weekend that the so called rule of six has been in place, limiting the number of people who can gather in groups. The government will be looking very closely at the effect that has on coronavirus rates. But the mayor of london says its increasingly likely that further restrictions will be needed here too, and he says the government shouldnt wait until the virus spirals out of control. Borisjohnson is desperate to avoid a second full National Lockdown, but he knows that the time for tough decisions is fast approaching. Simon jones, bbc news. Let us talk to our Political Correspondent. National lockdown, across england, thatis National Lockdown, across england, that is one of the options. Discussions taking place this weekend. Yes. It is clear from what the Prime Minister has said that at all costs the government wants to avoid a return to the severity of the restrictions we saw during the darkest days of lockdown, if you like, earlier this year. Darkest days of lockdown, if you like, earlierthis year. It darkest days of lockdown, if you like, earlier this year. It is likely that the schools will remain open and most workplaces will remain open and most workplaces will remain open as well. It is also clear is that the government believes restrictions on a National Level are now needed to a greater degree than the rule of six which has been in place for a few weeks. Westminster and the devolved governments around the uk, discussions are under way about what to do and when. One option is this so called Circuit Breaker time limited approach were tighter restrictions could be in place, for example the earlier closing of bars and restaurants and a ban on households meeting for a temporary period, the idea being to slow the spread of the virus before it gets out of control and to me people are admitted to hospital, and sadly many more people die. That is also the option of a three tier approach which could see Different Levels of restrictions imposed at different times according to the number of cases. No easy decisions. The factors at play, of course the number of coronavirus cases and the number of coronavirus cases and the number of coronavirus cases and the number of resulting data, but also the impact of these decisions on the economy and Peoples Health and well being in general. The Irish Government has tightened restrictions in dublin because of the rising number of coronavirus cases there. Measures which came into force at midnight include asking president s to stay within their own areas, banning social gatherings, and restricting restau ra nts gatherings, and restricting restaurants to out store only dining. The foreign secretarys bodyguard has been reduced from operational duties after he left his gun on a plane yesterday. He had been a comforting dominic raab who was flying back to the uk after an official visit to the United States. The metropolitan police as it is taking the matter seriously and an internal investigation is under way. The Us Supreme Courtjudge, an iconic champion of womens rights, has died at the age of 87. She was the oldest justice, and has died at the age of 87. She was the oldestjustice, and the second ever woman to sit on the Supreme Court. President trump and his democratic rivaljoe biden paid tribute. She led an amazing life. What else can you see . She was an amazing woman. She led an amazing life. She practised the highest american ideal ofjustice. Equality she practised the highest american ideal of justice. Equality and justice under the law. She stood for all of us. She was a beloved figure. Her death has a ready prompted a political row over who would replace, democrats are valid that could peep to be for donald trump to expand his conservative majority on the Supreme Court. Everything is up for grabs if the republicans take control of the Supreme Court, six republicans, three democrats, abortion rights and up three democrats, abortion rights and upforgrabs, three democrats, abortion rights and ay three democrats, abortion rights and up for grabs, gay rights are up for grabs, race equality in the country is upforgrabs, grabs, race equality in the country is up for grabs, a Voting Rights are up is up for grabs, a Voting Rights are upforgrabs, they is up for grabs, a Voting Rights are up for grabs, they feel this is a moment where they could be using a huge amount of power and where america could be about to become a much more conservative country for yea rs much more conservative country for years to come, whoever is elected in november. I think we should stand back and get our heads around changes and variations in lockdown rules. More than four Million People will face tougher lockdown rules from next week, after a significant rise in coronavirus cases. This means that in total, around 13 Million People will be under local restrictions in the uk thats roughly one in five of the population. New measures will come into effect on tuesday for residents in parts of the north west, the midlands and west yorkshire. They will affect a. 7 Million People, and include a ban on different households mixing in homes and private gardens. Almost two Million People in parts of the north east are already unable to meet other households, and pub curfews are in place, after new restrictions came into force there yesterday. Lets get the latest from Newcastle Upon Tyne and our reporter Megan Paterson first night of bars and restaurants closing early . How did that go down . It is that morning after that very quiet night before here in newcastle. If you are people out and about into the city centre yesterday. Those who were had to leave the restaurants, bars, clu bs to leave the restaurants, bars, clubs by ten oclock. All part of measures to try to spread the curve of covid in north east of england. Many people had started their nights out earlier to try to still enjoy themselves. People were on the whole resigned to these new changes as necessary. Newcastle has a particularly vibrant hospitality sector, it contributes £3a0 million to the economy. There is a concern from some businesses that these measures will hurt at a time that they are already struggling. It is not just affecting people they are already struggling. It is notjust affecting people in newcastle. Seven local authorities in the north east of england requested that these measures be put in place. The 2 Million People are having to socialise differently once again this weekend. Households are being asked not to socialise with other households, either indoors or outside. They have got to stick to themselves and have got to stick to their social bubbles. That is a very different, very difficult thing to monitor. Police are asking people to stick about the rules, to play along with them, because if they dont they are putting even further pressure on already stretched police services. The local Authority Leaders requested these measures but they know that they are difficult and they know that people are frustrated and fed up. But they say the measures were entirely necessary as cases of coronavirus were increasing rapidly in these areas. They are asking people to stick by the rules and they are hopeful that they can hop that rise in cases and also avoid a full lockdown in the coming weeks. We will go from the north east to the north west of england because lancashire is one of the areas that will be under further measures from next week although blackpool is not included. Sakthi karunanithi is the director of Public Health in lancashire and joins us this morning. Can we deal with that question of blackpool apparently exempted from this for now. Why is that . Such a hat for going out for socialising. That is right. I understand that this decision has been made based on the number of cases as well as blackpool being a separate local authority in itself. That is a national decision. What we are seeing in lancashire is the number of cases have doubled between sixth and 16th of september and across the northwest we are seeing a number of hospital admissions, although they are small numbers still, it has gone up are small numbers still, it has gone up from 33 on sixth september, to 62 on the 15th of september and we are seeing increasing number of people also staying in the hospital and on mechanical ventilation. Also staying in the hospital and on mechanicalventilation. I also staying in the hospital and on mechanical ventilation. I believe that in lancashire that second wave has arrived and in the north west. If we do not act now it is going to get a lot worse. This should be a warning sign not just fat get a lot worse. This should be a warning sign notjust fat lancashire and the north west but the country. It is interesting you are saying about acting now because these restrictions do not actually come into effect until tuesday. I think people often get confused by this. If it is urgent, if it is a change, why are they not introduced immediately rather than just before a busy weekend . Yes. We need swift, Decisive Action amongst all of us. There are reasons why it is not legally enforceable because these guidance has to be laid in front of parliament and so on. But i would urge people to follow the guidance from now and not wait until tuesday because it is really important that we cannot afford to have any more rises in the cases and hospital admissions, as more universities open, as we go into the winter, as we know that the Economic Forecast isnt that great, and there are uncertainties about getting out of the european union, and we have to have maximum suppression, and with support come support suppression can only lead to more depression, so we need a balance of suppression and support measures to bring this virus down. That sounds to me like that large of a few days frustrates you. Would you like it to be possiblejust a few days frustrates you. Would you like it to be possible just to say, right, now, immediately it changes . I have been asking for this as a professional to be brought in a few weeks ago. I would urge peoplejust Pay Attention to how to keep yourself safe and your families and the rest of your community safe. It isnt that bad in terms of hospital admissions yet but the only direction it is going given what i have seen in the statistics, it is important we act now, with out waiting for the guidance to become law. We have to follow that to the spirits not just law. We have to follow that to the spirits notjust the letter. You are doing everything you can to get their message across but how clearly do you think people in lancashire understand the situation now . It is not everywhere, it is not blackpool, it is not now, it is tuesday, due people get it, do they understand what they should be doing . People get it, do they understand what they should be doing7m people get it, do they understand what they should be doing . It is fairto what they should be doing . It is fair to say that the message has become confused with the public. If you take the rule of six as an example, it is in theory allows people from six different households to make, i am afraid that does not fix it in higher levels of transmission. We need a simpler message of keeping to your household is building the best safeguard, and keeping two metres, and notjust one metre, the time that we come into contact with each other, these are all the centres of gravity for the virus and we need to attack that. We need to make their messages simpler andi need to make their messages simpler and i would suggest keeping to our households only, and at this point in time fora households only, and at this point in time for a few more weeks, might just do it. That talk of a circuit break, as scientists are calling it. I remember a while ago that the uk was talking about having a nationwide alert system where you would get something on your phone with a message about a weather event, with Something Like that in this Current Situation help . You would get a tailored, look a bit of advice about what the rules were, where you live . Anything that warns or informs our residents in a timely manner and makes it easy to understand and do would definitely help, especially in the absence of a vaccine, and a very effective test Trace Programme, we have left is to restrain in terms of our own behaviour and to protect the vulnerable as well as the economic restrictions, which obviously has a cost. In the absence of vaccine and test and Trace Programme we eat a timely warning and informing system as well as other social and economic restrictions, but we cannotjust beat reliant on suppression, suppression, suppression. We need support along the suppression measures otherwise we will only see more depression. Thank you. Lets speak to dr mike tildesley, who is a professor of infection modelling at the university of warwick. I dont know how much you just heard of the interview there, director of Public Health, but he was saying, it is not good enough, rule of six is not clear enough, it needs to be back to the two metre rule, not one metre plus, that is what it did, do you agree . To be honest i think it isa you agree . To be honest i think it is a very difficult balancing act at the moment. The key weapons in our arsenal are still social distancing and good hygiene practices. That is crucial. The problem that we have at the moment to some extent is one of adherence to the rules. This has been the difficulty in the north of england, there has been a lot of evidence to suggest that there has been mixing between large groups of people, mixing within households, which is because the surges of infections. In a sense, small groups of people, obviously, as an epidemiologist, if all i care about is minimising risk, then you have a rule of one, you only have one person, and you cannot infect anybody else i get infected. It is a delicate balancing act because people have been under these restrictions for a very long period of time now. And the worry is if you make these restrictions to severe then adherents may drop further. It is very difficult in a sense we are seeing a surge and we may be any situation where unfortunately may have to proceed to more large Scale National measures, but of course, the caveat to this, what we do not wa nt the caveat to this, what we do not want is adherence levels to drop because of that. In a sense we are between a rock and a hard place at the moment. You want to put in measures that restrict infection but are not so severe that compliance significantly drops. What is the answer . It is extremely difficult. I think we can do is get the message out to see that the system we have in place now, the measures are in place for a reason, these local lock downs are because we have strong evidence that infection is rising in those locations and therefore the measures that are in place, people need to keep adhering to them. Social distancing measures are still in place. I do agree that two metres is safer than one metre. I was a lwa ys is safer than one metre. I was always a little bit worried about that one metre plus because i think it isa that one metre plus because i think it is a bit vague. I would always say, two metres were ever possible, is what should be done in terms of social distancing. I fear that they might be moving into a phase where more large scale measures may have to be brought into place. The Circuit Breaker is being discussed as an option on the table i understand. Again i think the public needs to keep compliance that we dont see more large scale measures brought in as we approach the winter. What do you make of the Circuit Breaker idea . The two week gap, National Lockdown, it would bring a pause, what would be the ultimate effect, a positive thing . The idea behind this, it is not a magic solution, it does not mean we pause for two weeks and everything will go away but the idea behind it, we are any situation at the moment with the epidemic is exponentially increasing in terms of cases. If you put in this Circuit Breaker what we would hope is that r would go below one, we would go from expenditure increase in defection to declining infection. It enables essentially to reset. We not only by ourselves those two weeks but we could essentially almost press the rewind button so we gain maybe three or four more weeks and reduce infection toa four more weeks and reduce infection to a significantly lower level. It is not an exit strategy. It buys us time. Its may be that we have to do this again in future, have another sort of Circuit Breaker if you months down the line, until ultimately, hopefully, we have a vaccine available. Quick word on students. The government wants people to still work. They want schools and universities back. But there is a concern about the prevalence in transmission among stu d e nts prevalence in transmission among students and how that is dealt with. It isa students and how that is dealt with. It is a real concern as students go onto campus. I will say, universities have done a fantastic job to try to make their campuses as covid secure as possible but when stu d e nts covid secure as possible but when students come onto campus that is going to be increased mixing and it will be a risk of transmission. It isa will be a risk of transmission. It is a real concern. Not only at the start of term when we have students potentially travelling across the country to go to university but also the end of term, when they may travel home, potentially to place high risk areas and carry infection to them. The key thing that we are going to have to do Going Forward is react rapidly. I know your previous guest discussed this about it is important to react rapidly. If we start to see cases rising on campus it may be that Rapid Reaction is what is needed. Isolation of clusters is the emergent potentially if necessary switching to virtual teaching if that arises, if we are seeing significant outbreaks happening on campus. Thank you for your time with as this morning. Associate professor in Infectious Diseases modelling at university of warwick. We will be finding it in a few minutes time what labour will do, speaking to Angela Rayner, labours deputy leader. First, the weather. Just a little on the blustery side. That keen north easterly wind will keep things on the cool side for southern areas today and tomorrow, as we saw yesterday. With the sunshine combined with the dry weather, good forgetting that washing dry. Low pressure circulating in the bay of biscay is drifting north, throwing more cloud towards the southern half of the uk. Hazy sunshine across southern england and south wales. Further north, mist and fog, starting to lift now. Low cloud over the north sea may be reluctant to lift over the weekend. Heavy showers on the south coast, channel isles. There could be heavy showers, thunder. For the majority, a lot of dry weather. Temperatures will get into the low 205 again, tempered by that gusty wind. Feeling pleasantly warm in that sunshine. A lot of cloud in northern scotland, some drizzle. Low cloud on the north sea is ever prevalent at the moment, it will be drifting westwards. That will continue through this evening and overnight. More of it this time tomorrow morning. That. Temperatures falling as low across scotland. It will still be cool outside even in the south as the showers tactically and we have less cloud. That keen breeze with us again tomorrow. Fewer showers, more sunshine here. Further north, cloud is reluctant to clear from the eastern parts of scotland and north east in the end but eventually it should do. It is all about to change next week. A summary field this weekend, if that is what you enjoy, we are coming towards autumn equinox as we head into the new week and it will turn more autumnal, not necessarily on monday. A lot of dry weather on monday. Low cloud across central and eastern areas. Rain will come in on the south west into the north west of the uk later. Still warm, dry and sunny for most of us. We had that weather front, sunny for most of us. We had that weatherfront, trundling sunny for most of us. We had that weather front, trundling into sunny for most of us. We had that weatherfront, trundling into the north it is all change. This cold weather front will drop temperatures significantly later next week. One genus on the hills of scotland. Temperatures barely in double figures in this part of the world. But a rainbow to finish. That is what we want. The Prime Minister has said there is a second wave of coronavirus and described it as inevitable. Ministers are now considering a national response, which could see tougher restrictions enforced across the whole of england. Lets get reaction from labours deputy leader, Angela Rayner, whojoins us from westminster. You and keir starmer have been asking for a cross party cobra meeting. Have you had any response from the Prime Minister on that . We have not yet. It is important, working with the nations, scotland and wales as well, to make sure we do have that cobra meeting. We are on standby to support the government and what actions we need to take to safeguard the british people. It was not inevitable that we end up in a second lockdown but it was predictable. If we cannot have a decent test, track and trace system, we wont know where the virus is, therefore it will start to go out of control again. We know that to the World Health Organization has told us that is what we need to do. It has been incredibly disappointing that over the last six months, rather than getting on top of the situation with testing, it has got significantly worse. What about you as labour . If Boris Johnson form that you and you stammer this morning and said, let us have that meeting, come on over, and you sat at the table and he said, ok, Circuit Breaker lockdown immediately, are you going to back us . If that is what the science says, if that is what we need to do, we would back that. One of the things i would be seeing and i am pushing for is that the government do more to work with local authorities, work with local Public Health england experts, to bring in that test, track and trace system, so that we can get those responses, the government promised within 2a hours test results. That is important, especially if were going to trace where they have contacted other people. If we are not able to do that divide us will go out of control and then you do take these kind of really big measures like locking down areas. We want to dry and avoid that. We can do that if we have an effective system in place to track the virus. We do not have that u nfortu nately therefore we track the virus. We do not have that unfortunately therefore we have seen the the increase in numbers. We have had a spike in oldham. We have been working hard on the ground to get that message across. The two things happening as either communication, clear messages. People think that rule of six applies to greater manchester, and not the local restrictions that we have. We have got to make sure the messaging is right and we have a system that is effective as well. If the Prime Minister was to say, the scientists are seeing we should have a Circuit Breaker at National Lockdown across england now, labour would support that . Labour will do whatever it ta kes to that . Labour will do whatever it takes to keep our british citizens are safe. Takes to keep our british citizens a re safe. If takes to keep our british citizens are safe. If the site says that is what needs to happen we are willing to support that. But i have to say that i think this could have been avoided if the government had got their testing and tracing system in place. Now were having to look at more extreme measures because the virus is out of control. That could have been avoidable. Labour have also said throughout this thatjobs, protecting jobs, is so important. There will be people watching this morning who will be seeing, if we go into a National Lockdown, even for a couple of weeks, that could be it for myjob in a pub or a hotel, that could beat me over. A lot of people will be aghast that you are so willing to grasp the idea of another lockdown. I am incredibly frustrated that we may end up in that circumstance and that is why i have called on the government to call that cobra meeting and act decisively. What has been happening is because test, track and to trace system has failed, that is well documented over the last week, people are not able to get a test, they are not tracing those contacts, therefore we havent got the virus under control. This government has failed to do that. Did you have to ta ke failed to do that. Did you have to take more drastic measures. They will have to support businesses. They will have to support employees in that process as well. That is why we call for targeted support to continue in the furlough scheme. We are pushing the government to do the right thing but they have made to catastrophic failures which mean that we end up having to take more significant measures. That is why we have the highest death toll in europe, that is why we are facing a significant recession. Im really i m really interested im really interested to know what access im really interested to know what a ccess you im really interested to know what access you get to the science. Does the government share that information with you . Do get to see what sage are saying everyday . We dont see it every day, we do keep on top of what information the government are willing to give, but the British Public need to see that information in order to do the right thing. In my local area, information in order to do the right thing. In my localarea, part of information in order to do the right thing. In my local area, part of the problem is they were not aware of what the rules were. They were confused by it, because things seem to change all the time. And when the rule of six came out, they thought that meant that the manchester restrictions were backed a rule of six, whereas actually we have got local restrictions in greater manchester, and have had them for a while now. So it is about clear messaging and giving support to the local authorities and Public Health england. It has catastrophically failed on the test and trace over the last week, which is why the virus is out of control and the government looking at more drastic measures. We need to make sure that we ta ke measures. We need to make sure that we take whatever measures we have to ta ke to we take whatever measures we have to take to make sure the virus is under control. If you devolve more local powers to councils and local areas, couldnt you have even more messages . You have Different Councils in different parts of the country saying different things, it could be a recipe for even greater miscommunication. Like you say before, the economy is important as well, in some areas have spikes, so well, in some areas have spikes, so we have to be responsive to that. And if we can share data and have that information at hand to the local Public Health and local authorities, they can respond very quickly. That is what we did in oldham, we went door to door making sure that people had that message, and when we did that, the rates of infection came down. When we were able to respond to the local needs and the local area, we were able to get on top of it. Whats happened is the National Test track and trace system has catastrophically failed. We have seen that because both wales and scotland have complained about that as well, and really the government need to get equipped with that. They have centralised things, and asa that. They have centralised things, and as a result of doing that, being able to be agile enough to respond to those local needs has been hampered, so they really do need to have that link between the two and that balance. You came facetoface with the Prime Minister at Prime Ministers questions the other day, and a lot of people were saying you brought a passion and energy to it that your boss, keir starmer, has maybe not shown at every pmqs. How do you react to that kind of response, that maybe they made the wrong choice . Maybe you should have beenin wrong choice . Maybe you should have been in the top job . Wrong choice . Maybe you should have been in the topjob . Me and keir starmer are a leadership team, we are definitely different types and styles. But actually i think both compliment each other. Keir starmer is very forensic, he has done an excellent job of holding is very forensic, he has done an excellentjob of holding the government to account, but also being constructive around that. And i went being constructive around that. And iwent in being constructive around that. And i went in there and was really passionate about putting that human story over, because i was a care worker, i come from it from that perspective, and i think compassion and care is what makes politics about. It is about people. And i really wa nted about. It is about people. And i really wanted the Prime Minister to understand the challenges that people are facing everyday. But didnta people are facing everyday. But didnt a bit if you think, im really enjoying this, being face to face with borisjohnson, i would quite like to be doing this job . The part of me that thought, for any Council House kit out there who were told they were never good enough, i stood there for every one of them in every woman from a working class background with an accident he was probably told they we re accident he was probably told they were not good enough, and i said, we are good enough, look what i was able to do to that it only boy we will have to leave it there. We will leave it there. Do you think we are yin and yang . Which one is which . We will leave it there. In the next half an hour, we will be talking to katie piper. Good morning. This is a breakfast with yin and yang, naga and jon. Im not sure what that makes mike . Left out, i think. What about professor yaffle different programme. And where does that leave gareth bale in all of this . programme. And where does that leave gareth bale in all of this . I cant remember such hype, we are talking about a player who might need a solicitor, because his left leg is insured, experts believe, for £100 million. No wonder spurs fans are getting excited. We are still awaiting official confirmation from totte n ha m awaiting official confirmation from tottenham over this eagerly anticipated return of gareth bale from real madrid. It is seemingly a case of when not if the deal will be done today, although reports are emerging about may be an injury that could delay his start for up to a month. This was him back in 2013 but shortly before the move to real madrid for a record transfer fee. Since then he has won multiple Champions League titles at the i ,and to , and to come back to White Hart Lane on loan is his desire. Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has said that he has plenty to offer even at 31. think he will be a big addition to the squad, and tottenham will be a team will be expecting to challenge around the Champions League places and above, and they have fantastic individuals and if they get gareth bale, then they have one for sure, he is one of the best players in the world in my opinion over the last four or five seasons. Much more on this on football focus on bbc one at 12, high noon, and dan will be hosting, and he has popped in downstairs. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. Keeping the hot seat, the sports thrown in our studio. Even if there is injury that we have heard reports of with gareth bale is not much to talk about, it would be surprising if he made his debut straightaway, because he has been playing too much for real madrid, training on his own, and sometimes players need a few weeks to settle in . Exactly, that is the big question now. When are we going to see him in a spurs shirt again. He isa to see him in a spurs shirt again. He is a different player to the one that left spurs many years ago. Fans yesterday at the Training Ground we re yesterday at the Training Ground were desperate to see him back. There is a cheeky little fixture first week of october, spurs take on manchester united, so maybe we will see his debut there. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was keen on him this time around as well, but he has gone back to spurs, so we will talk about gareth bale today on the programme. We have also got a really interesting interview with jamie vardy, dion dublin has been to see jamie vardy. Can you hear that . That isa jamie vardy. Can you hear that . That is a big trolley being wheeled around. Have they got the hoover out ain . Around. Have they got the hoover out again . That is your breakfast coming upstairs jamie is 33 again . That is your breakfast coming upstairs jamie is 33 years old, the old est ever upstairs jamie is 33 years old, the oldest ever winner of the premier League Golden boot. But despite the fa ct League Golden boot. But despite the fact that he is in footballing terms getting on a bit, he still keeps his place up, and this is one of the questions dion asked in. How do you keep your pace up . Do you set drills . No, we used to do them here, a couple of off the mark ten metres sprints, 15 metres sprints, but we dont do them any more. I think of anything that has probably benefited me because it is not taking as much out of my legs modesty there from jamie vardy. We are also going to speak to spring chicken, Dominic Calvert lewin, playing well for everton, spent an awful lot of money, and everton fans are very excited about what might happen to them this season. You will be interested in this as well, leads first home game in the premier league since 200a, so we have spoken to loads of fans this week to see how they are excited about premier League Football returning to elland road, and the latest on macclesfield town, who are being wound up this week. And also a really interesting piece on harrogate town, i dont know how you feel about as a father working with your son at some stage, but they have a chairman and manager father son relation at harrogate town, they are in league 2 as well, so loads to cram in. Dion dublin, micah richards, and hopefully, this is what has happened this morning, a quick window into this world, mike. The chair is too tall for me to sit in it, so im sitting on a small chair with a cushion. Uni accretion . I have never known before. This is my normal height, so the cushion was needed. Dont touch my breakfast that is on its way up. Thiago is an interesting player who has been fantastic for Bayern Munich, and was highly anticipated, and liverpool fans last week were talking about the fact that they hadnt spent that much money. But it is going to be so interesting to see how these new players are integrated into the likes of liverpool, and gareth bale into spurs, and that is that part of that feeling you get at the start of a new season, how do you make sure you integrate world styles into a tea m you integrate world styles into a team who have already had a great season like liverpool. But watching thiago play, loads of videos on youtube if you want to see some skills before the games. He has got incredible talent and it is going to be fascinating to see if he can conquer the premier league. Fantastic, dang, look forward to football focus, high noon. Take your question away, you wont need it cheers. Dan will be interested in the golf as well, because while some of the biggest names missed the cut at the us open, one magical shot at the notorious course. This putt from rory mcilroy went agonisingly wide as he slipped to three under par, seven shots behind the leader, patrick reed, but this is the moment you should put down your serial four. He seems to overheat this shot, and it looks like some weird kind of sorcery going on, but naga will tell you, he has simplyjudge the contours of the green perfectly, and the ball goes all the way back into the hole for a birdie that seemed many miles away. Spin and slope, mike. Of my birdie wouldnt have done that. It would have. Hull fc against wigan is also on at the weekend, and salford can put their feet the weekend, and salford can put theirfeet up, the weekend, and salford can put their feet up, they are through to their feet up, they are through to the semifinals already after a dramatic golden point win over cata la ns dramatic golden point win over catalans dragons. Dramatic golden point win over catala ns dragons. Leeds dramatic golden point win over catalans dragons. Leeds are also through after being hull kr. For the First Time Since lockdown, rugby unions premier European Club competition finally resumes this weekend. Premiership leaders exeter are trying to reach the semifinals for the first time. The big game todayis for the first time. The big game today is in dublin. It is a repeat of last yea rs today is in dublin. It is a repeat of last years final, which means saracens and leinster, sarries won that one, but it has gone downhill since. They are heading for relegation after breaking salary cap rules, and they will be out owen farrell missing due to suspension. The winner of this years Tour De France will be as good as confirmed after this afternoons penultimate stage. Tradition dictates the leader isnt challenged on the final stage into paris. The slovenian finished yesterdays stage alongside his rivals, holds a 57 second lead going to the time trial, so he is waiting to the time trial, so he is waiting to be crowned. A limited amount of fans will be allowed back into seven english Football League grounds today after being shut out of stadiums for the first time in history. But for teams used to welcoming thousands of loyal followers every week, like here at sunderland, the game still wont feel the same. I have been to meet photographer stuart roy clarke, who has been capturing nostalgic images of the Football Community now for decades. Ever since football began, the fans have been its beating heart. Coming together from all walks of life to share a common goal. Until this year, when grounds fell silent. Their absence brought into focus by stuart roy clark. All these photos of people hugging people they would never normally hang outwith, getting emotional with. Now it is beginning to look like the era has passed. Will we ever be within two metres again . Stuart manages to spot things that most of us take for granted and walked past, and he has been travelling the country for 30 yea rs been travelling the country for 30 years getting snapshots of what football means to fans young and old, from the coliseums that hold 70,000 fans to those places where you have the fences and railings propping up a few hundred. Think you saw me photographing the ladder by the goal. That speaks of going somewhere, so it is not too arty, just a very simple idea. The thing i do as the homes of football. It is very much about old stands, seats, the people who frequent the ground placing it in a kind of setting or community. Could you ever imagine football without crowds . Dont be ridiculous. It doesnt happen. Even during the war there was friendlies and there were still crowds. This is the first time we have had no crowds. Colne fc are now allowed up to a00 fa ns colne fc are now allowed up to a00 fans back in, but that is what they normally get anyway. The emptiness is felt far more acutely at the larger grounds. Ewood park can rock to the sound of a0,000 fans, and even though a selection of hand picked clubs are being allowed to let in a thousand supporters from this weekend, it is a drop in the ocean at places like this, and we just do not know when the masses will finally return to replace their cardboard equivalents here. Will finally return to replace their cardboard equivalents harem will finally return to replace their cardboard equivalents here. It is such a unique time, and we have got to photograph things like this if you are a photographer like me trying to cover the whole of football history. When have we ever had this happen before . There is even a cat in the ground over there. Matchday at burnley, but not like this, how it used to be. Today it is just lifelong fan jim and this, how it used to be. Today it is just lifelong fanjim and dotted the dog wandering by outside. Just lifelong fanjim and dotted the dog wandering by outsidem just lifelong fanjim and dotted the dog wandering by outside. It isjust pa rt of dog wandering by outside. It isjust part of your life, isnt it . We dont have much, us working long, we go to work and we go to the pub. Dont have much, us working long, we go to work and we go to the pubm is not so easy. You cant go to your match, you dont know what to do. We didnt realise what it was going to be like. Its awful, this road should be blocked off now with 10,000 people walking up and down here buying scarves and hats. The key was that everybody is equal. When you go to a Football Game, there is no rich or poor, its if youve got that claret and blue top on. We are all fans. Somewhere between factory and church, you had the football club, something to believe in, something to worship, something that is going to worship, something that is going to ta ke to worship, something that is going to take you away from who you are and where you are, but actually you are still very much in that place. The fans have never felt such distance. They must hope the pictures being taken note will be unique. When they are eventually allowed back en masse, they will never take it for granted again, that feeling that there is no place like home. There is certainly a ground with a view, but a ground that fans know you can look at from afar at the moment. More wonderful images are in stuart roy clarks latest book, the game. And one more advantage is that dotty the dog is getting more walks now. But they are not allowed in, for good reason. And she is lovely . Yes, she gets fed more as well because he is home. But these images, i could study them for ages, because that snapshot of time in what we are missing now, the masses, the congregation in football grounds. This, in case you havent worked it out, and why would you . This is the dell, southampton, 1992. And you can see how football really is the heart of a community there, you can see the people in the streets. The cars parked all at the street. I could have been there, because i was working in southampton in 1992. Instead of playing wheres wally, we can play where is mike . One day, we will get back there. Mike, thank you very much. One day, we will get back there. Mike, thank you very muchm one day, we will get back there. Mike, thank you very much. It is nearly ten to nine. Saturday morning, and if you are heading out, you need to know what the weather is going to do, and helen can tell us. Good morning, helen. Good morning, helen. Good morning, helen. Good morning to you both. If you we re good morning to you both. If you were going to be heading out to a sporting event today orjust going out for your walk, there is some lovely weather around. It is windy in southern areas, it was windy yesterday as well, and it will be another breezy day tomorrow as well. But with it also fine unsettled weather at the moment. The reason for the breeze is we have got low pressure to the south, and here it is winding its way further northwards, and High Pressure to the north. So where they are pushing together, we get that squeeze on the isobars, and together, we get that squeeze on the isoba rs, and the together, we get that squeeze on the isobars, and the strong winds. Also because it is pushing a bit further north, it is throwing more cloud across our shores. So more cloud make in the sunshine hazy, and even a few showers. It is not a great risk for everybody, but they are likely to pop up here and there, most likely for southern counties of england, possibly into south wales but heavier further south. A5 england, possibly into south wales but heavierfurther south. As i england, possibly into south wales but heavier further south. As i say, there is more hazy sunshine because of the higher cloud but it is still quite warm into the low 205, we have got to factor in that breeze, a keen breeze for northern and eastern areas. We have had a little mist and fog that is now clearing across scotla nd fog that is now clearing across scotland and Northern Ireland. But as the breeze does pick up just a little bit, we have all this cloud sitting in the north sea, and that will push im sure this afternoon and into eastern areas. That will be and into eastern areas. That will be a little bit more problematic tomorrow for North Eastern areas, still with quite a bit of cloud in northern scotland today and tonight. Not so cold, but because of that breeze it will feel chilly tomorrow morning. A little mist and fog with the generally lighter winds, and that cloud is slow to clear, but with anything fewer showers, so less cloud, and the wind notched down tomorrow, which will allow the temperatures to get a little bit higher by day as well. High teens, low 205, very pleasant for this time of year, and of course above average. It is mid september, we often get that heat, but what we are finding come mid week next week isa are finding come mid week next week is a big change, much more autumnal feeling, and it is of course the autumn equinox on the 22nd of september, sojust autumn equinox on the 22nd of september, so just in autumn equinox on the 22nd of september, sojust in time, it all changes. Not for monday, monday is looking fine and dry for the most part, but you can see this where the front is creeping into northern and western scotland, so the temperatures are lower here. High teens, low 205, lighterwinds temperatures are lower here. High teens, low 205, lighter winds is that High Pressure is slipping southwards, but slipping away from our grass as we head into the early pa rt our grass as we head into the early part of next week, so tuesday sees that transition behind this cold weather front, colder air is going to come in with showers. Showers are longer spells of rain, so that is the big change on tuesday into wednesday, that huge drop in temperature, and by the end of next week, there is talk of a little bit of snow on the mountains in scotland. So, big changes, big contrast coming, but for this weekend, looking mostly fine and dry for the majority. Snow . Weekend, looking mostly fine and dry forthe majority. Snow . It weekend, looking mostly fine and dry for the majority. Snow . It doesnt normally start that early, does it . On the tops of the mountains, we are talking over 3000 just. Remember temperatures drop 0. 6 of a degree every 100 metres as you go up a mountain in standard atmosphere, so you can absolutely do it. But it is just to illustrate the big change, really. Helen, i love the way you said remember temperatures drop not. 6 of a degree. A5 remember temperatures drop not. 6 of a degree. As if we would ever know Something Like that. Ijust remembered, helen, yes yes, it is quite a big drop so when you get to the top of those mountains, youre talking about three or four, and then a shower cloud as well they can drop further still. So itjust illustrates that we are going to see quite a dramatic change in the weather in the next week or so. All im taking from hell that she thinks we are may get intelligent when it comes to whether take it and move on. She doesnt think that at all. Eight minutes to nine is the time. Songs of minutes to nine is the time. Songs of praise has had a whole host of presenters of praise has had a whole host of p rese nte rs over of praise has had a whole host of presenters over years, and the latest presenter is katie piper. Katie gro watching the programme, but found her own faith later in life after undergoing life changing treatment in hospital after an attack by an ex boyfriend. But lets have a look at tomorrows First Episode for her. The venerable eileen davis runs a farm and is the vicar here. She personally started a helpline to support farmers facing times in crisis. One of the industries today sees the greatest number unfortunately of suicide, because of the fact of rural isolation. And also a big responsibility on one persons shoulders . Undoubtedly, farmers are on their own covering hundreds of acres. Im a great believer in the fa ct acres. Im a great believer in the fact that we practice what we preach, and knowing that christ was out there with his farmers in the fields by the lakeside is all mountain tops, trying to ensure also that the church does the same. We can speak to katie now. Thank you for joining can speak to katie now. Thank you forjoining us. Katie piper, songs of praise presenter. How does that feel . It feels a bit surreal. Why surreal . Like you said, i grew up watching it, and although i wasnt brought up in a christian household, it was something that i found later on in life, and it has been a really big part of my life in terms of it has given me hope and meaning. And also it was a big part in setting up my charity, the katie piper foundation, a christian couple supported me and i still supporting the charity to this day. So it feels like a really nice full circle. It feels a good fit, because i guess you are going out in thejob feels a good fit, because i guess you are going out in the job youre doing in the programme, going out as we just saw into communities all over the uk talking people about their lives. Yes, and that is something i have always been passionate about, right from the days of my first documentaries. Now on my podcast i am hearing different stories, and i think that was the most exciting thing that i can connect with people and share stories, and i think that gives everybody hope, especially at times like this. How important do you think faith has been in the last six months or so, with the change in the way we live . I think it is a very personal and individual thing, so i can only speak to myself in that it helps me with light and darkness, and if you have a face, you will never be alone. You have been open about what it means to you, and here is one of your appearances on songs of praise. My room was really bright and hurting my eyes, and i never saw and hurting my eyes, and i never saw an angel, i never saw god, and hurting my eyes, and i never saw an angel, i neversaw god, i and hurting my eyes, and i never saw an angel, i never saw god, i never heard a voice out loud, but all inside me felt really warm in a reassuring, relieving kind of way. Soi reassuring, relieving kind of way. So i did think, am i dying . Because it is really relaxing. And then somebody, it wasnt male or female, it was just somebody, it wasnt male or female, it wasjust in somebody, it wasnt male or female, it was just in a commentary, somebody, it wasnt male or female, it wasjust in a commentary, said to me, all of this is going to be ok. But not immediately. But please let 90. But not immediately. But please let go, please trust, and surrender and go, please trust, and surrender and go on thisjourney, go, please trust, and surrender and go on this journey, but know that the outcome will be ok and that your life would be purposeful. And i have no idea why, i actually believed it and let go. It is interesting, because katie, for people who do watch songs of praise, the connection with the presenters is so important. And you must be aware of that too . Yes, i think it needs to be sincere and genuine. I know it for me some time ago, somebody sent mea for me some time ago, somebody sent me a letter, and in the latter was a poem, the famous poem footprints, and reading that poem and understanding why there are always two sets of footprints meaning that god was carrying you, that was that kind of light bulb moment where it clicked for me and i understood. And the people that watch songs of praise im sure will have their own stories in their own pivotal moments in theirjourneys, too. We played a clip at the top of you in a Rural Community in wales talking to people there, and you mentioned isolation, because that is very much a theme of your first report for the programme, isnt it . It is about a Mental Health and struggling, and how faith fits into that. Yes, absolutely, and it was very isolated out where we filmed in wales. Even before corona. And i think the fantastic people that i met there have created a sense of community, accountability, and they genuinely care about each other, and actually sometimes family can be that, friends that come together and support each other throughout whatever life throws at them. And talking particularly about isolation and Mental Health struggles within the farming community, where people are sometimes working on their own up against it in really difficult conditions. Yes, i really admire david for talking so openly and honestly im quite a raw subject, for men to talk about Mental Health and suicide in particular is so helpful, and it is very selfless what he is doing. He is directly saving lots of lives, and normalising it as well, because perhaps many people havent seen that on telly. It is interesting on telly, what has touched you so far in terms of individuals stories . think it is their motive, that they genuinely have found this fulfilment through theirfaith, genuinely have found this fulfilment through their faith, and they want to share it with other people, they wa nt to to share it with other people, they want to lift others up and have them be and that good place, and that is how i live my life, the charity, those who live with burns and scars, it doesnt have to mean that your life is over, so i have really related to them wanted to spread that joy and bring related to them wanted to spread thatjoy and bring everyone on the journey. Katie, lovely to chat, thank you forjoining us on brea kfast thank you forjoining us on breakfast this morning. Herfirst period as a presenter on songs of praise is on bbc one tomorrow lunchtime at two oclock. Headlines are coming up. 02 59 58,542 2147483053 06 43,985 europe, that is why we are facing a 2147483053 06 43,985 4294966103 13 29,430 significant recession