Transcripts For BBCNEWS Breakfast 20201010

With a three tier system expected by borisjohnson, chris whitty for the whole of england. And sir Patrick Vallance about the latest developments pubs and bars in Central Scotland in the coronavirus pandemic. Close their doors for at least 16 days as new rules come into force. Chris whitty, the chief medical officerfor england, talked through some graphs fans will need to pay to watch some which contained quite a lot premier league games on tv. Of information, some of it at the bottom of the screen. Clubs have voted to charge fans nearly £15 to view matches heres the reaction of another viewer, terry stalworthy. They cant go to, and which are not ive been disappointed yet selected for broadcast again to see the strapline used later this month. At the bottom of the screen often obscures important information. There were several occasions where there was graphs shown. I could see red lines representing what good morning. Cool and blustery with i understood to be age groups but the information at the bottom of the screen plenty of scattered showers, that is the story today. Stay with us. Ill to tell me what have all the details, and also tell you if it is going to improve those colours represented tomorrow. Was not available to me. So i would ask that perhaps its saturday, the 10th of october. You consider the use of the straplines, whether its our top story nhs staff, necessary, when such important key workers and fundraisers who rose information needs to come to the challenge of the coronavirus pandemic have been recognised in the queens birthday honours list. Theyjoin celebrities who also took across to the public. Part in the national effort, including the fitness guru joe wicks and footballer Marcus Rashford. Our reporter Anna Collinson has been consider that plea passed on to the powers that be, terry. To meet some of the Unsung Heroes. Finally, back to the president ial us election with apologies to those who, as we heard earlier, whether youre a kid, have had enough from a teenager, an adult, the United States already. Getting up off your feet. We mentioned last week some at a time when many felt of your reaction to coverage of the first and as it turns isolated in their homes, they kept us company out possibly last debate and kept us fit. Between the two main its about feeling good. Its about being happy candidates. And positive. For their live workouts during covid 19, joe wicks but this week the places of and mr motivator are President Trump and joe biden both appointed mbes. Were taken by mike pence the same honour goes and Kamala Harris in to footballer Marcus Rashford the Vice President ial debate. After he successfully campaigned its fair to say it didnt for Free School Meals attract the same degree over the summer. Of attention and much of that focused on the fly that landed on mike pences head, staying there for two minutes. What id like to do now that im there were plaudits on social media for the bbc in this position is just speak website headline writer who came up with fly directly to the Prime Minister and, generates most buzz from the vp you know, just really ask debate, but although more for the vouchers to be extended serious analysis was also until. At least until october available across bbc news, some felt the corporation had half term, because i think thats jumped too much on a rather trivial bandwagon. Greg clinker tweeted what the families need. There were nearly 1500 honours, and its front line workers and volunteers who dominate. Voicem echoed that. But marc rittle disagreed. We were delivering to homeless shelters, homes forwomen we were delivering to homeless shelters, homes for women fleeing and david came out domestic violence, refugees, people with the inevitable pun that were destitute, with absolutely no a ccess that were destitute, with absolutely no access to public funds or food. People were literally starving. We thank you for all your your comments this week. Are just if you want to share people were literally starving. We arejust an people were literally starving. We are just an afternoon walk around. Your opinions about what you see or hear nearly 60 front line social on bbc news, on tv, radio, and health and social care workers online and social media, are on the list, including felicia kwaku, 0be. E mail us she has supported thousands of or you can find us on twitter nurses from black, asian and and use the hashtag newswatchbbc. Minority ethnic backgrounds, who are you can call us on particularly at risk from the virus. She wants to dedicate her onto her nurses and midwives. And have a look at our website. Thats all from us. I clicked open the email and there well be back to hear your was a letter that says you have been thoughts about bbc News Coverage again next week. Goodbye. Awarded and honours. And i didnt scream, i have to say, i am still a bit shellshocked. For me, it is an absolute honour and a privilege to bea absolute honour and a privilege to be a nurse, and im standing on the shoulders of giants. Fundraiser 100 year old debit of chaudhry 0be has what hundreds of laps of his garden every day during the crisis, even during ramadan when he was fasting. Who inspired you to do this challenge . Tom moore he was walking, and my son, i can walk as well. Like captain sir tom moore, mr chaudhary has raised money for charity, and like sir tom, it has been recognised by the queen. With no immediate sign of an end to the good morning welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt. And rachel burden. Pandemic, this list is just the our headlines today start of honouring our covid heroes. Recognition for the the un sung heroes of the pandemic as hundreds of key workers and volunteers get its notjust the heroes of the pandemic who are being recognised. Awards in the delayed stars from entertainment and sport queens birthday honours. Are also on the list for their achievements footballer marcus over many decades. Rashford gets an mbe the rocknroll pioneer tommy steel for his work on Free School Meals and tells this programme had his first number one in 1957. Hell keep campaigning. He gets a knighthood for services its obviously a nice feeling, to entertainment and charity. But for me, the bigger thing isjust the actor david suchet, helping the people that best known for playing the belgian we have helped so far. Detective hercule poirot, new coronavirus restrictions will be announced on monday by the Prime Minister, has also been made a sir. With a three tier system expected for the whole of england. Pay per view is coming and its the icing to the premier league on the cake for mary berry. From next weekend. The tv chef and former bake 0ff clubs have voted to charge fans, nearly £15 to view some matches, on top of their monthly judge is now dame mary. Subscriptions. Changing rooms, the programme that brought us when i was told first hand i was astonishing designs and quick home fixes, is back. Going to be a game you dont really well catch up with two believe it, and then it is so exciting and you feel very proud. Of the original team. Good morning. And it is such a huge honour. Do you cool, blustery with plenty of scattered showers. Thats the story today. Do sort of thing, i cant ring mum and dad, because they are in heaven, stay with us, ill have and dad, because they are in heaven, and my brothers are no longer here. All the details and also tell you if its going and thats somewhat sade. But all the children are here. And they are to improve for tomorrow. Very excited. I think it is quite its saturday the 10th of october. Fun and very excited. I think it is quite fun and i think they are quite our top story. Proud, too. Worth saying through the nhs staff, key workers and fundraisers who rose to the challenge of the coronavirus morning this morning will be pandemic have been recognised in the queens birthday honours list. Speaking to lots of people, some you theyjoin celebrities who also took will never have heard of, who got part in the national effort, honours quite rightly today. Including the fitness guru joe wicks and footballer, Marcus Rashford. Our reporter Anna Collinson has more. Including mr motivator and a few others, a little later on. So we whether youre on the sofa, whether youre a kid, will be speaking to many people a teenager, an adult, throughout the programme. Getting up off your feet. At a time when many felt the Prime Minister will announce isolated in our homes, new measures on monday to slow they kept us company and kept us fit. The spread of coronavirus in england. Its about feeling good. Boris johnsons chief strategic its about being happy and positive. Adviser, sir Edward Lister, has written to mps in northern for their live workouts during england saying extra restrictions covid 19, joe wicks and mr motivator in certain areas are very likely. Are both appointed mbes. 0ur Political Correspondent Jessica Parker is in london. Jessica, what do we know the same honour goes to footballer Marcus Rashford for services to Vulnerable Children. About this announcement . The Manchester United star successfully campaigned for more than a million pupils to receive we know that boris johnson, Free School Meals over the summer. We know that borisjohnson, as you quys we know that borisjohnson, as you what id like to do now that im guys are we know that borisjohnson, as you guys are saying, is going to address in this position isjust speak mps on monday, and it does of course directly to the Prime Minister and, you know, just really follow days of speculation about ask for the vouchers what restrictions may be brought in, to be extended until, when and where, and some frustration at least until october half term, because i think thats what the families need. From leaders, particularly in the north of england, about the way that news has spilt out. Some things have there were nearly 1500 honours, including six sage members, who provided scientific advice changed overnight, we had from to the government. Chancellor rishi sunak yesterday but its front line workers afternoon about this package of support measures to help businesses and volunteers who dominate. That may be legally forced to close Unsung Heroes like laura winngingham in the coming weeks and months, and 0be, whose charity has provided we heard as well that the prime nearly four million free meals minister will set out his plans on to those in need since monday. We think it will be around the start of lockdown. This plan for a three tier system we were delivering to homeless across england. 0ver shelters, homes forwomen this plan for a three tier system across england. Over the weekend, downing street going to be engaging fleeing domestic violence, with regional leaders, we homes with refugees, people that were destitute, understand, to try to get some with absolutely no access to public funds or food. Buy in from them if new restrictions people were literally starving. Have to be brought in in their areas. Of course, the ideas of were just on our engaging with people can possibly be afternoon walk around. Easier than the process of actually nearly 60 front line health and social care agreeing with what kind of workers are on the list, restrictions should be brought in. Including felicia kwaku, 0be. A mentor to many, felicia has supported thousands meanwhile, the british medical of nurses from black, association, a sort of trade unions asian and minority ethnic or doctors, they have been raising backgrounds, who are particularly their concerns about the spread of at risk from the virus. Their concerns about the spread of the virus. They want to see more felicia wants to dedicate her honour stringent measures brought in nationally. Lets have a listen to to her fellow nurses and midwives. Doctor tjaden and paul from the i clicked open the email nationally. Lets have a listen to doctor tjaden and paulfrom the bma. We are very concerned that the nhs and there was a letter that says youve been awarded an honours. Is heading towards winter and will be overwhelmed with pressures, and that we now need to take decisive and i didnt scream i have to say, im still in a bit of shellshock now. Action, the government must take for me, its an absolute honour Decisive Action, to stem the spread of this infection. We know that the and a privilege to be a nurse, and im standing measures that have been put in place up measures that have been put in place up until now are not working, if on the shoulders of giants. They were working, we would not be seeing the scale of the spread of fundraiser 100 year old infection. That is why the bma is Dabirul Islam choudhury has walked calling for additional measures that hundreds of laps of his garden every are stringent, but are adhered to, day during the crisis, even during ramadan when he was fasting. That can help communities safeguard who inspired you to do this challenge . Their own futures. Just to bring you tom, tom moore an idea of what they want to see, he was walking, and i said they want to see the rule of six replaced with one that means only to my son, i can walk as well. Two households can meet at any one like captain sir tom moore, mr choudhury has raised money time, make the wearing of face masks for charity, and like sir tom, mandatory in all offices and working it has been recognised by the queen. Environments unless someone is working alone. We have heard from with no immediate sign of an end to the pandemic, the department of health. Their this list is just the start response to this, they say this is a of honouring our covid heroes. New virus but the government has Anna Collinson, bbc news. Been guided by advice from scientists all along, and that public complaints to the rules is crucial. Thank you very much, its notjust the heroes jessica. Of the pandemic pubs and restaurants across central who are being recognised. Scotland closed their doors stars from entertainment and sport to customers at 6 00 last night, are also on the list and theyll do so for the next 16 for their achievements days as part of new restrictions to curb rising coronavirus infections. Over many decades. In other parts of the country, alcohol can only be served outside. The singer tommy steel had his first heres our scotland number one in 1957. S he gets a knighthood for services to entertainment and charity. Correspondent lorna gordon. The actor david suchet best known for playing the belgian detective hercule poirot has also been made a sir. Boarding up and shutting down. As and its the icing on the cake for mary berry. The tv chef and former bake off pubs and restaurants across central scotla nd judge is now dame mary. Pubs and restaurants across Central Scotland closed their doors to when i was told first hand customers. The last appliance poured i was going to be a dame, you dont really believe it, and then its so exciting and you feel very proud. As time was called for the next 16 days. Last pints. It is very and its such a huge honour. Annoying, absolutely very annoying. Though you do sort of you can come out and say from the thing, i cant ring mum beginning it is a lockdown. You can come out and say from the beginning it is a lockdownlj think, i cant ring mum you can come out and say from the beginning it is a lockdown. I think it is unrealistic to us most of glasgow to go home at six p. M. And dad, because theyre in heaven, and my brothers are no longer here. People can find an easy way around the lockdowns if they want to. And thats somewhat sad. But all the children are here, really difficult position. Damned if you do, damned if you dont. More and they are very excited. They think its quite fun than 3 Million People living in five and i think theyre quite proud too. Central Scotland Health board areas the Prime Minister will are subject to the strictest announce new measures measures, which will see all on monday to slow the spread licensed premises shut. In other of coronavirus in england. Parts of scotland, the rules are also being tightened. The pubs and borisjohnsons chief strategic adviser, sir Edward Lister, has written restau ra nts also being tightened. The pubs and restaurants there remain open, to mps in the north west although alcohol can only be served of england saying extra restrictions outside. The first minister admitted in certain areas are very likely. Our Political Correspondent that some of the steps being taken will be unwelcome. I know how Jessica Parker is in london. Desperately difficult this is for people trying to make a living, keep businesses that theyve worked hard this Jessica Parker is in london. Is much talked about n to build up going, and of course are this is much talked about now and we a re pretty certain this is much talked about now and we ta ke to build up going, and of course take care of their staff. The are pretty certain we have a date, which is monday. Tell us more . Monday is when borisjohnson we know government, all governments, are trying to strike right now, and almost impossible balance between is going to stand up in the house of lives and jobs. And speaking to the commons and announce what is going Scottish Government, we are trying to do that as best we can. The to happen next. It follows days of Scottish Government is spending £40 million to support the hospitality sector, and staff can be furloughed. Speculation about the possibility of but many feel they are being new restrictions and in this letter that has gone out to mps in the u nfa i rly but many feel they are being unfairly targeted and theirjobs, north west, we hear it is very their businesses are literally melting away. We are the only certain areas will face further restrictions. What will go on in the interim over the weekend . Downing street is pointing to conversations it will be having with local leaders industry that has jumped through the hoops the government has put in front of us. We have done everything in affected areas to try and help they asked of us. But apparently them shape the restrictions in those that wasnt enough for them, and so local areas. There have been serious they have shut us with no evidence complaints from some local leaders they havent been properly consulted. I think the government of the trade being a centre of wa nts to consulted. I think the government wants to get some buy in from transmission. More police have been on patrol to ensure premises comply, regional leaders and that will help with the number of cases of covid get the message out to local people. However, having said that, the surgeon, people are being urged to abide by the new measures, which the liverpool city mayor, laboursjoe anderson, has been speaking this government says remove some of the morning. He says the decision has major opportunities for the virus to spread. Already been made. There may be in wales, bangor will go into lockdown this weekend conversations, but it is not really as the government introduces new restrictions for eight wards of the city. A conversation. He believes the new rules come into force from 6 00pm today. Residents will not be allowed liverpool, in liverpool at his to leave or enter the areas without a reasonable excuse and can only meet outdoors, similar to other city, pubs will close at six oclock counties across wales. Bangor has seen a significant and there may be some concessions cluster of cases and the incident rate stands at about 400 for restaurants to stay open. He has cases per 100,000 people. Been listening to conversations on track and trace and local President Trump says enforcement. But we will not get the he has stopped taking any medication against covid 19. Speaking to us media last night final details until early next week. He said hed taken pretty much what we do know is the virus is nothing in the eight hours leading up to the interview. Mr trump also said hed been spreading, statistics show that and retested for the virus but hadnt we know hospital admissions are up. Found out the results. There is enormous pressure to make the right decision now . Yes, and what is the right decision . You can find a different set of views. The he will make an outdoor speech from the white house later British Medical Association have said they want to see more stringent to relaunch his Election Campaign. Right now i am medication free, not measures applied nationally. Things like replacing the current rule of taking any medications as of probably eight or so ago. I am six with a rule that only two households can meet. They want to medication free. Which faintly makes medication free. Which faintly makes me feel good. I dont like see people wearing face masks in medication. 0ur north america correspondent offices and working embarrassment, david willis is in los angeles. U nless david, mr trump seems very keen offices and working embarrassment, unless they are working alone. That to declare himself fit. Is because they are worried about the spread of the virus. We are very he has talked quite a bit about how he feels right now. What are the concerned the nhs is heading towards implications for that has to the winter and will be overwhelmed with president ial campaign and what hes going to do next . Well, charlie, pressures and we now need to take Donald Trumps First Television Decisive Action, the government must interview since being diagnosed with the coronavirus last week took the ta ke Decisive Action, the government must take Decisive Action to stem the spread of this infection. We know the measures that have been put in form of medical evaluation by a place up to now are not working. If doctor from fox news. Form of medical evaluation by a doctorfrom fox news. And as you they were working we would not be seeing the scale and the spread of heard there, he declared himself to the infection. That is why the bma be very well and having completed a is calling for additional measures that are stringent, adhered to and course of medication, including a powerful steroid normally given to can help communities safeguard their people that are suffering from more serious symptoms of the coronavirus, own futures. The department of health has been saying this is a new as to whether he is yet to test virus that everyone is dealing with. Negative for the coronavirus, so far, they have managed to protect the nhs from being overwhelmed and president tom said he had taken a test but was yet to hear the results they have been guided all along by advice from the scientists. Jessica, and would probably take another one later today. The president said he thank you. Could have contracted the pubs across Central Scotland coronavirus at a big gathering at closed at 6pm last night, the white house, possibly the and theyll do the same for the next 16 days as part of new restrictions suggestion being one that was held to tackle covid 19. Two weeks ago for the president to a protest against the measures took place in glasgow, with bar workers dumping a large unveil his latest picks for the us pile of ice outside supreme court, amy coney barrett. The city chambers. Police scotland said additional now, dozens of his advisors and officers would be deployed to ensure premises comply with restrictions. Officials have since that event been in wales, the city of bangor will go diagnosed with the coronavirus. Into partial lockdown this weekend as the government introduces nonetheless, the president is to new restrictions for press ahead with a big rally at the eight council wards. White house tonight, having been from 6pm tonight, residents will not cleared to do so by his doctors, be allowed to leave or enter charlie. David, thank you. The areas without a reasonable the two former soviet republics, excuse and can only meet outdoors. Armenia and azerbaijan, have agreed to a temporary ceasefire bangor currently has around 400 after two weeks of fighting over disputed territory. The breakthrough was announced by russias foreign minister positive cases per 100,000 people. Overnight, following 10 hours of talks in moscow. More than 300 people have died President Trump says and thousands have lost their homes he has stopped taking any since the latest violence broke out medication for covid 19. He gave a tv interview overnight and said hed taken pretty much nothing in the previous on the 27th september. Eight hours. Mr trump, who is aiming the halt in conflict is to allow to relaunch his election for an exchange of prisoners Campaign Later today, was also asked where he thought hed and the recovery of the deceased. The uk has temporarily recalled its ambassadorfrom belarus contracted the virus. Amid growing tensions over political unrest there. Authorities in minsk have i dont know, they had some big cracked down on protests against president alexander lukashenko, who claimed victory events at the white house and in disputed elections in august. The opposition says he must quit, perhaps it was there. I dont really but he says they are western puppets trying to overthrow him. Know, nobody really knows for sure. The uk government said the latest move was an act of solidarity numerous people have contracted it. With poland and lithuania. But people have contracted it all hundreds of scientists from more than 40 countries have called over the world, it is highly for Global Action to protect whales, contagious. It is one thing you dolphins and porpoises. They say the failure to address threats such as pollution learn, this is a contagious disease. And overfishing means many species could be driven to extinction. Accidental capture in fishing nets is the biggest threat, that it President Trump speaking killing an estimated 300,000 whales, last night to fox news. I think dolphins and porpoises each year. Rachel made reference to your dress early on, louise. It is like a weather map in itself. Are you trying to tell me not to wear it, it is 6 15 a. M. , saturday morning. What went want to know is how is the charlie . I like it very much. I try weather for the weekend what we not to wear it on a rainy day. Wa nt to weather for the weekend what we want to know . Remember we had the heavy rain, widespread, last it is wet out there in scotland, but weekend, it is better than that. There will be shells around. If they this has been the story overnight. We re there will be shells around. If they were a betting person i would tell ifi you tomorrow is better than today. This has been the story overnight. If i run the sequence on from the showers around. Low single last few hours, you can see as the rain is heading south and east, it figures in a few rural areas. This is more showery. The showers are little fellow is the fly in the ointment, it is sinking ellie intense with hail and thunder and southwood throughout the day and has they will drift their way brought some heavy rain across south east. It is a case of scotla nd brought some heavy rain across scotland and Northern Ireland. It scattered showers and sunny spells, will start to weaken. A little bit but he might see some drier, brighter interludes. But elsewhere of winteriness to the tops of the they will be hit and miss and with a mountains there. The rain is going north westerly wind driving though to put into north west england as we showers through at quite a pace, it speak. As it continues to sink south will make it feel chilly and that it will weaken. A band of isolated mps really are going to struggle. We showers dotted around into the are expecting to see highs of ten to afternoon. There will be some sunny spells, not too bad as we go through the afternoon if you dodge those 14 degrees as a daytime maximum. Showers. It is worth remembering some of the showers will hang around through the early evening that the wind direction coming from particularly across england and wales, gradually easing the way. We a north westerly, that means it will feel wide chilly out there. Keep showers throughout the night in the far north of scotland as well temperature speaking below where but with clearer skies and lighter they should be for this time of winds, those temperatures are going year, 11 14 degrees as an afternoon high. The showers will start to fade away through the evening and overnight. As we continue to see to fall away sharply. Widespread single figures first thing tomorrow morning and that will be a shock to clear skies, temperatures will fall away as well. It will be a chilly the the low single figures in some spots as well. But that doesnt mean start to sunday morning, potentially there will be some lovely sunshine in rural spots for low single figures. Here is where we are tomorrow morning. A few sharp looking in towns and city centres, showers driven on by a brisk wind through the north sea coast, but further west lighter winds, the around 5 8. The difference with sunshine remains and temperatures tomorrow is we should see lighter peaking between ten and 15 degrees. Winds as High Pressure continues to make the most of it, more rain on build in from the west, fewer showers, and where we see those showers, and where we see those showers, likely to be running down along that east coast on exposed north sea coast. More sunshine coming through. Temperatures not monday. A real autumn flavour to the weather over the next few days. But it does look as though the rain will ridiculously higher, highs of 10 15. Ease away and an improving picture in the north on tuesday. That is just below where they should be for the time of year. As we move out of sunday into monday, toppling across the high is this weather this is someone who knows how to front pushing into the north west. It will bring rain with it as it does so on monday. Mondays is the dress for the occasion, it is mr potential for more wet weather, slowly moving towards the south east, perhaps not arriving until the end of the day and then brightening up later on into scotland. That is the story on motivator. There is a reason we are monday. 0nce scotland. That is the story on monday. Once we have that out of the speaking to you today because way the High Pressure builds in once congratulations, you are in the cleans birthday honours. Thank you again. It looks as though tuesday so much. It has been an amazing journey. 30 years ago i started out and wednesday will be drier, settle, in exercise. I think you must have with a little more sunshine around. Watched me before he went off to school and college. But the person who has been with me all through if you want to look at that in more detail that it is. Largely fine and this is my way. Anyone who has put dry, Early Morning rain clearing up this is my way. Anyone who has put up with me through these years, from the south east. The temperatures are still disappointing for the time of year. Back to you two. Thank you so much. Deserves it . You have an mbe, have loads more to come in the programme. You rehearsed it in your head, wonderful stories of Unsung Heroes. Having said that to yourself . it is an overused phrase. Incredible you rehearsed it in your head, having said that to yourself . I have been staying motivated by exercise four years and then all of a sudden human achievements are being celebrated in the honours list this year. We will come to those later the mbe came along and then i on. Its time now for the latest technology news, with this weeks thought, the crown above the head. I click. Think the royal family have thought, the crown above the head. I think the royalfamily have been wearing my lycra, i think that is what did it. Tell us about lockdown for you. You made a difference to people over what has been a difficult moment in time . It has been really rough for a lot of people and i have been doing a lot of talks and exercise sessions with hey, welcome to click. Hope youre doing 0k. Its been nearly seven months now since we all packed up our camera a lot of companies. They have had me kits on this programme appealing to their staff and and took them home. Reassure them that the pandemic is even back in march we were being told we needed to get ready no different to some of the hurricane sue we are having to cope for the long haul, but im not sure with in our lives. Whether it is the many of us were able to mentally prepare for that properly. How are you doing, lara . Loss of a loved one, whether a well, i cant believe it has relationship has broken down. You been that long already. Will have the bad times. But the i think theres a strange sense good times are going to come. I of us restarting this again. Believe my role has always been to i suppose things had got a little inspire everyone so one day you will bit back to normal but now we know turn around and go, because of you i we will be continuing for quite a while. Didnt give up i kept on going. That one thing that i am starting to feel better about, is what we have got to do, keep on though, and i think quite a few other people may be as well, going. Good times are coming. Every is starting to differentiate between home and work life, even though its all happening in one place. Autumn, a tree loses its leaves, but it still stands up tool because it yeah, it is tricky to get knows in the spring, it is going to the boundaries right though, i have to say. Be fine. I am letting people enjoy for example this is what happens those words and the inspiration. You at my place every week. I have to take over the entire living room and then we have these are at home right now . Yes, i am in loud script meetings somewhere else in the house beforehand. Of course working from home can mean a lot of video calls, manchester in my kitchen. This is where we do my workouts, three and that puts you at the mercy of meetings being interrupted by the dreaded free. Er, yeah, that. Workouts a week on zoom, raising which is really annoying money for the homeless people. At when the person speaking was about to make a brilliant point. I think what lara was about to say is that chris fox has found one time i was homeless, i was a new way to keep talking even when your internet outside the bed and breakfast isnt playing ball. Waiting to be allowed in. We are going to try and get as many people hi everyone, thanks forjoining off the streets this christmas. You todays video call, hopefully join my free workouts, it is easy to you dont notice anything unusual about my face find me, go on to instagram, real mr motivator and we will send you the because this isnt technically information. We are individuals who a live video of me, in fact i am not embraces their flaws and still know even looking at the camera, they are awesome. Isnt it im using computer trickery to make it look like i am. What youve just seen is one wonderful . We will keep that in of several tools being developed mind. We saw you in a clip and there by nvidia, the graphics card maker that it hopes will change video calling and make it possible even on really slow Internet Connections like at my mum and dads house. Was a streaming video can use a lot of bandwidth so the idea here is to send just a few mind. We saw you in a clip and there wasaa mind. We saw you in a clip and there was a a woman next to you and is key components instead, a reference image of the caller and tracking data capturing that your wife . She has been their facial expressions. These can be recompiled at the other end, closely matching the originalfootage. Wonderful, been with me all the way, this is still in development. She was in the church hall, putting it only works if you have a static background and there are a few times the benches out. In the school hall, when it was cold, she was there to where my avatar looked a bit weird, warm me up. Without her, i dont but this is using a fraction think i would have been elevated to of the data that video calling would. Nvidia says this technique uses the position i am in now. Lots of about 3 kilobits per second of video, although, obviously, youd have to layer audio on top of that too. People out there have done such wonderfuljobs, nhs workers, ifeel exceedingly blessed. What we have the other benefit is that they can learnt through this lockdown, there use face tracking data for other is only for things that matter, do you have a roof over your head . Do things like animating a avatar in real time for you to use you have a roof over your head . Do you have a roof over your head . Do you have your health . Do you have in your video call, although id probably choose a more exciting design than this. Ive been told on twitter it makes me look like jacob rees mogg. Food in the fridge . And do you have someone who loves you or is it you they can also use face tracking data to change the direction youre love yourself . That is important to focus on that and realise the new looking so that youre share to other new car doesnt matter, all that matters is each facing the camera. Other and how we interrelate. the question is, is this me . Matter, all that matters is each other and how we interrelate. I have question five, why are you not i mean, it looks like me and it is controlled by me but its not me, its more of a puppet of me, isnt it . Wearing a leotard this money . To get philosophical i called listen, it is on underneath here. I nvidias richard kerriss will get you into one, breakfast is and asked him whether using avatars like this might make video missing out. We should get you in calls less personal. Well, hopefully not. Hopefully its driven by you or driven by me one, that would be something and we would then be wouldnt it . Oh, boy the gauntlet the puppetmaster, in your analogy, but i think its, you know, if i can have a better experience in my conversation with you by is laid down. Your energy is leaping having a clearer picture and less diversions of things, whether its noise or video backgrounds and stuff, i think that helps personalise it more. Out at us this morning. It is good weve seen the capabilities of deep to see you and congratulations. fakes and the kind of things people have a life lesson you are going to use it for, isnt there the possibility that people might be left with, be crazy, be stupid, use this kind of technology for dishonest purposes . Silly, be read, the whatever. Life good question. Is too short to be anything but but thats not our intent. Our intent is really to improve happy. Leaves us smiling this the workflows that people deal morning. Thank so much. I love that man. I think it is amazing. A bundle with on a given basis, and, look, there will always be ways that of energy. People can you can make movies of yourselfjust by doing this. Ive seen kids in school doing that, my daughter, someone got in trouble at school because they made a rather mr motivator is famous lengthy loop of them paying attention in class. For his snug lycra outfits there will always be that kind but Ashleigh Linsdell has been given an 0be for her role in making garments with a little of stuff but that is not our intent. More room to grow. Ashleigh is a nurse who organised volunteers to make badly needed medical scrubs nvidia hopes its tools will be for use in hospitals. Integrated into the big theyve now made more than a million items. Video calling platforms. Ashleighjoin us from cambridge. Good morning. I rememberwhen the first one to sign on as avaya. Good morning. I remember when it first started because it really was and we are seeing ai tools creep just a kind of backroom operation, into our video calling software, which was born out of a need within we have noise suppression in zoom and eyeline correction in apples facetime. But, for me, the one ai feature i hope they can add next is one that can eliminate your own hospital, tell us about unnecessary video calls. Love with scrubs. It started based that was chris. Now, one of the companies that on myself as a nurse identifying the has had huge success during the pandemic is zoom. It may have been founded in 2011 but its only really been need for scrubs in my own local a e, since march this year that saying youre zooming someone has become part of everyday conversation. So spencer has caught up with harry moseley, the companys chief information the a e i was working in. My work officer, to find out a little bit and family were struggling with ill more about the zoom boom and how fitting or what we were given as paper scraps, which quite frankly, split if he bent over. It was really he perceives the future of work. Difficult at the beginning of covid, we we re difficult at the beginning of covid, we were unsure what was happening. The world changed for pretty much everyone in march and suddenly most of the world seemed to want to conduct Video Conferencing en masse. I would imagine that the world changed for zoom pretty drastically everything was changing so at that point, yeah . Frequently. I came home after a shift and i decided i would start making scrubs. I have my own sewing machine, my own skills and abilities to do so. I put a call out on social one could say so, i mean if you go media asking where i could purchase back to december 2019, we had north of 10 million daily wholesale materials from and it participants on the platform, in march it went to 200 million snowballed from there. It was suggested we set up a Facebook Page people, and in april it shot up to over 300 million daily and everything was managed from my participants on the platform. Lounge. Incredible, 70,000 volu nteers lounge. Incredible, 70,000 volunteers in the end signed up to i want to talk about your virtual help out. This really tapped into an background, because thats the thing amazing skill set in this country, anyone with a sewing machine anywhere dug them out and started thats just amazed so many people. Can you explain whats going on, sewing . They did, it is an amazing because it looks to me like its trying to find the human being, and as i move different objects across my body you can see it kind of removes them, achievement considering i am which is very. It obviously knows that self taught. When i was at school, i that is not part of a hand, didnt do Home Economics or whatever that cup is not part of my body and so its removing it it was when previous generations from my hand. Learnt to so. My grandmother learn what is going on . Its mapping out my body, its so it can recognise my face to sew, but it wasnt anything i was and. And its also focused on this room. Interested in and it wasnt but, typically, when you walk backwards into the virtual background, you actually disappear something my mum taught me because into the virtual background, i dont know if youve noticed that. It wasnt something she was interested in. But since i started this, my passion has increased so much that i have become a horde of material, much to my husbands yep, yeah. Because its. The camera seeing, you know, sort of, its seeing the physical presence and then its. But then it cant see it because its out of the range com plete and then it sort of lays over material, much to my husbands complete disgust. I now love making the virtual background. Clothing for myself, my family and its pretty clever stuff. For other people. I have made all sorts of things and my own skills have improved astronomically at the hands of our expert people we have had throughout this amazing journey. That is part of the wonderful thing, now, over the past few years weve found ourselves spending more there are positives that come out of and more time inside food computers. Now, these mainly involve growing food in special nutrient mixes this lockdown period and one of inside shipping containers. You may remember the strawberries that we saw in paris and the delicious salad that thoseis this lockdown period and one of those is just the sharing of skills, talent, encouragement, all of that. Although i hope what you are wearing i tried in los angeles. Is more sophisticated than your general scrubs, in terms of what you the idea is to both precisely are sewing for yourself. But you control the growing conditions, but also produce food closer to where its going to be consumed. Dont see it as your role to be but now theres a new idea. Providing these garments any more . It is something we are still its not about growing fruit or vegetable, but insects. Paul carter has been to find out more and filed provided but we have had to draw this bug report. Back. We have produced so many, hundreds of thousands of scrubs, we are at over1 million items we have rooster crows donated, including scrubs and face coverings to the general populace. Wood farm. The supply chain is coming back into a family run business in the green production and we dont want to put fields of cambridgeshire. Small businesses out of production. Home to fourth Generation Farmers charles and joe, a flock of 28,000 free range chickens, and, so the people we are providing now, 6 million wriggling scrubs with we are asking why they black soldier fly larvae. Need the charitable contributions that we can provide, so if it is dont worry, these are for the hens. Something their own hospitals, truss, gp surgeries, care homes or winner, winner, chickens dinner. Whatever it might be, can go back to oh, my god, theres millions in there. The local supply chain, we are encouraging them to do so. Describe you dont need to stick your hand. You dont need to touch it. I dont want to touch it the moment you open your e mail and any more than you do. I really dont want to touch it. Found out about the mbe . no. The chickens here are used to eating locally milled wheat. The moment you open your e mail and sounds delicious. Found out about the mbe . I cried. I but now home grown insects was reading it thinking, this cannot are on the menu, thanks to this be real. I showed my husband and he ai connected containerfarm. Its a system which allows by products to be upcycled on site into high quality, high protein animal feed. The climate controlled system is made up of trays stacked said, it is definitely a scam. In on robotic rollers. The e mail it was, you have had a previous e mailfrom the e mail it was, you have had a previous e mail from us and we havent heard from you and i have left you a couple of voicemails. I hadnt listened to my voicemails in each holds around 20,000 larvae, a couple of days. I listened to my which get their own snacks voicemails and i said, george, from liquid feed. All this is controlled by a panel actually this man has left me a on the wall with an app also in development. Typically, industrial scale insect voice mail, i dont think it is a farms grow and process larvae onsite, before scam. I phoned him back and he said, shipping to customers. Better origin, the university congratulations. This doesnt happen of cambridge spin out behind this to normal people, i am nothing trial, say they want to democratise insect production to farmers themselves. Special, i i am just a nurse, to normal people, i am nothing special, i i amjusta nurse, i havent change the well, i havent donated millions of pounds to charity and i havent done anything all these other recognised members if you think of feed, right, of society who have awards have it travels a very Long Distance to get to the point of farm. Done. I am just a normal, soy usually travels from brazil, ok . Of society who have awards have by putting a system on site, done. Iam just a normal, average member of the public. That is where you dramatically cut down on all that food miles. You are wrong, 0be, not mbe. But not only that, you can do it vertically. Some people do things and theyjust do itand but the smartest bit some people do things and theyjust do it and it is such a spectacular of all this is the ai thats effect that it has to be monitoring the bugs. A combination of sensors speak with each other, acknowledged. Congratulations from sharing data around temperature, everybody here at bbc breakfast and humidity, ph, and motion. Computer Vision Systems analyse how enjoy the next couple of days of quickly they consume their food and how much theyre moving. Celebrations. Thank you so much. This information is put through a Neural Network to detect how each tray of insects before i go can ijust thank the is performing, if they need more thousands and thousands of less food, and if they are healthy or not, so the farmer can intervene. Volu nteers thousands and thousands of volunteers we have had, who have of course, the main thing for farmers like charles made this successful. It was just my is that it is easy to use, small idea, but i wouldnt have been able to do it without the nation coming behind me and following my and results in happy hens. Story. Quite frankly showing me how the trials that weve done, to cut a crotch in trousers. All my we have seen that the gut health on the bird has been fantastic. Weve seen that feather scrubs were crotchless, which isnt coverage has been fantastic. So all round, we think its probably ideal. I want to thank my husband the best enrichment weve ever come across. And my amazing admins. I wouldnt have been able to manage this now, it wouldnt be click if i didnt familiarise myself without them because they have been with the grubs, and get in with the hens, whove been hiding inside the barn from the rain. The driving force behind me, my try and get in before they get out. Sanity and my husband and daughter, who have been very neglected. We salute all of them. I have a couple come on, girls. Of pairs of School Trousers i could its grubs up for the chickens, quite literally. Send your way. I think we are ive never seen anything like it. They love it. Theyre pecking my feet. Getting into Something Else there. Its a good job i dont have feet. Congratulations from everybody here. Thank you so much. What a great response, it doesnt happen to people like me. So good. 8. 24 is the that was paul with 12,000 time now. Of his new best friends. Coronavirus is almost certainly anyone needs any eggs, continuing its exponential growth by the way, pauls your man. Now, thats it for the shortcut that was the verdict version of click. The full length version is, from the Scientific Advisory group of course, waiting for you right for emergencies yesterday, now on iplayer. As new figures from the office for National Statistics showed that cases in england had doubled and as ever, you can keep up from the previous week. The team throughout the week lets take a look at the latest on youtube, instagram, Government Data for the uk. Facebook and twitter at bbcclick. Nearly 14,000 new cases thanks for watching, were recorded across the uk and well see you soon. Bye bye. In the latest 24 hour period. The figure on the same date a month ago was less than 3,500. It means the average number of new daily cases in the last week was 15,500. Hospital admissions are also up on average 561 people were admitted in england and wales every day over the past week. Scientific advisers have said hospitalisations are around one fifth hello, this is breakfast of what they were during the peak with Charlie Stayt and rachel of the pandemic in the spring. Burden. Good morning, heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc were joined now by Deputy Director news. Nhs staff, key workers and charity of Public Health england, fundraisers who rose dr Susan Hopkins. To the challenge of the coronavirus pandemic have been recognised in the delayed queens thank you for your time this morning. What concerns you most birthday honours list, about the position we are now in . But stars of entertainment and sport what is concerning as most is it is have also picked up awards for their long careers. All over the country, but a veteran singer, a soap opera pioneer, and the queen of tv baking particularly in the northwest, all made the list, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. Northeast and yorkshire and humber. These are fork biscuits, and its in pockets of those areas, like another good one the children to try. Shes been tantalising our taste buds for decades. Now mary berry has received one of the countrys highest honours. Its so exciting, and you feel very proud to bea liverpool the rise in cases in the exciting, and you feel very proud to be a day ms really the icing on the over 60s is a particular challenge. We know the over 60s are most likely need admission to hospital and suffer severe consequences of this cake. To be a dame. Infection. When we see rises in the number of over 60 is affected by be a day ms really the icing on the cake. To be a dame. Maureen lipman also becomes a game, in this we are worried the nhs might recognition of her charity work and start to be overwhelmed in the north an actor in korea that has spanned west. We were warned that the way this coronavirus works as it grows, and exponential growth were talking everything from emotional dramas to much loved tv commercials. An about at the moment, no matter who acting career. He gets an ology and is infected to begin with, the he says hes failed there is a knighthood for entertainer tommy steele, who said he was delighted to be honoured. The creator of grange pathway through to those at risk groups, and we talk about the over hilland 60s, is almost inevitable, they will be honoured. The creator of grange hill and brookside, phil become infected and then almost be honoured. The creator of Grange Hilland brookside, phil redmond, is inevitable from there is that also knighted four years of work hospitalisations, intensive care championing arts and culture outside beds that will increase. Are we of london. I got this grand title, already in that process . We are seeing rises, we started with rises sir phil. I look back to where i in the younger age group, 17 to came from from a counsellor states, 24 year old age group, but slowly it sort of fits. I suppose it fits moving up the age bands. In part of in the narrative, what have often the country, it has moved up faster said to people, look, you can and those are the part we will see achieve whatever you want in this life, if you put the effort in. Challenging for the hospital among those becoming cbe there is admissions and itu admissions. In other parts of the country, we need the singerjonah trading, in to Pay Attention as there are rises recognition of her work on music and in communities all over the country. Equal rights. While childrens why is it passing, why is it passing laureate and bestselling author from the old to the young . M Cressida Cowell becomes an mbe. In why is it passing, why is it passing from the old to the young . It is difficult to know why it happens. We the world of sport, former olympic know the majority of the athlete and founder of the great transmission occurs in households, north run, rendon foster, receives a from individuals within each house. Knighthood. It is a great privilege to receive an honourfrom knighthood. It is a great privilege to receive an honour from the queen, the queens birthday honours. It has that goes to the rest of their obviously been a terrible year, but family in the house and many of us for me, this is a huge moment. The live in multi generational household, from young to parents and wales rug by grandparents. In those houses it will rapidly move at the age groups. For me, this is a huge moment. The Wales Rugby Union captain, alan wynnejones, Wales Rugby Union captain, alan we visit friends and family very wynne jones, becomes an Wales Rugby Union captain, alan wynnejones, becomes an 0be. And eve muirhead, the scottish world frequently and that is the second championship winning curler, has become an mbe. Lizo mzimba, bbc most common reason why people get news. Its a really bad move, says former england star now tv minister will announce new measures infected. After that, it is likely on monday to slow the spread of coronavirus in england. The Prime Ministers chief Strategic Advisor to be the places we mix the most, has written two mps in North Eastern closed, indoor spaces which have a lot of people where you dont know england, saying tough controls are who you are mixing with and we dont very likely for areas which have seen the biggest surgeon cases. Know who might be infected in those scenarios. Do you agree with the bma under the new restrictions, pubs and that only two households should be restau ra nts under the new restrictions, pubs and restaurants could be ordered to close. Pubs across Central Scotland allowed to get together indoors in closed at 6pm last night, and they england . As you know, the rule of will do the same for the next 16 six was brought in by the government days as part of new restrictions to tackle covid 19. A protest against a couple of weeks ago. That was the policy took place in glasgow, trying to get people to think about with bar workers dumping a large reducing their circle of contacts. Pile of ice outside the city not particularly saying it had to be chambers. Police scotland said two households, but six is almost additional officers would be two households, but six is almost deployed to ensure premises comply two households, but six is almost two households for the majority of with restrictions. The time is 6 33am. We are going to chat to mike people. But it is not working . In about the sport, and you are starting with money . I mean, we all some parts of the country, it is not know that lots of sports are struggling right now . Absolutely. Premier league clubs are not immune from not having the fans coming in through the gates and getting that source of revenue. So Going Forward, working. We need to take personal responsibility to keep our contacts toa minimum the clubs voted to charge fans up to responsibility to keep our contacts to a minimum and reduce, not only the number of people bc, but the nearly £15, it is going to be, to places we see them in. Can we refer watch certain games each weekend. So back to Nadine Dorries the health minister, he said in the next ten for the first time in premier league days from now, and this was on the football that has happened. We have of course henderson boxing. This is 8th of october, when hospital on top of the normal subscription admissions are at a critical stage, you might have to be to your guy. Her point was some people were £15 for a one off game. I put this arguing we were not doing enough. On social media last night asking the question, and i have never poked that sounded many alarm bells for such a hornets nest. It sounds like people, the notion that hospital admissions could be at a critical a lot of money, on top of subscription already a lot of fans we re subscription already a lot of fans stage now, within eight days . Is were saying they would pay £5, maybe £10, exxon Football League clubs that something you recognise . Is have asked fans to play this season, that something you recognise . Is that the reality we are facing now . But £15 per game . Lots of fans are not happy about that. We recognise in the north west that its a really bad move, says former england star now tv admissions to hospital and people in pundit gary neville, hospital are climbing rapidly. It is while the football supporters not the same across the rest of the association urged broadcasters to reconsider their pricing, after it was announced that premier league games not selected for broadcast this month will only country, so it there in the rest of the country, we have more time. But be available to fans we need to take action now because on a pay per view basis. Any actions we take full take two weeks or three weeks to have any the five fixtures per round of impact. Can i ask you to be more games, not already picked to be shown live, will be available on Bt Sport Box Office, or Sky Sports Box Office, specific, but in the north west, priced at £14. 95. Where we know the problem is most premier league clubs voted 19 1 acute, what is the timeline given in favour of the move, the exponential growth of with Leicester City the only club to vote against it. Fan groups doubt many fans will be coronavirus and the number of people happy to pay this much. Being admitted to hospital, what is obviously we dont expect to get it free, but a lot of our members are the timeline before those hospitals will be full . Concerned that this may give them problems. But we think one of the very urgent things for a lot of clu bs to very urgent things for a lot of clubs to do is to return to it will still be a number of weeks season ticket monies that a lot of them are Still Holding onto so that before those hospitals are full. What we know is that the doubling supporters can afford to pay the time on average in the north west is price, whether it is £15 or whether between seven and ten days. There we succeed in getting the broadcasters to lower it a bit. Are still many hospital beds available in the west, so much lower its semi finals day in rugby unions premiership. Wasps face bristol bears, while exeter chiefs take on bath. Numbers of admissions across the now, exeter have been country than we saw and rising much the standout side all season, lower but if you dont take action long finishing top of the league. Now and way to the point where we so its a tall order for bath, who only realised are ata they were into the play offs now and way to the point where we are at a critical point, then we three days ago. That was after sale sharks will actually have challenges in the final game of the season, was cancelled because of the amount number of hospital beds and of positive covid tests in their squad. Challenges in nicu admissions. We all need to take personal action is Austin Halewood looks to slow this down right now while ahead to the action. The government discusses with local point deductions, cancellations, and of course covid. This rugby season leaders about decisions that need to be make over the coming week. Has had it all. But eventually, after nearly 12 months, the final at twickenham is almost within reach. Testing in care homes, a recent reports suggest that nine out of ten for bath, it has onlyjust become a covid tests use in the care home possibility. They only found out they were into the play offs on system a re covid tests use in the care home system are coming back more than 48 wednesday, after sales game was hours after the results coming back abandoned because of the number of positive covid tests. The waiting after 48 hours, many even slower around on monday and tuesday was than that. The Lesson Learned from obviously unique and challenging. The previous time when so many lives the guys, to be fair, had that we re the previous time when so many lives moment of disappointment, but then were lost in care homes, was that we spoke on the changing room and things have to be done more quickly, said, look, you cant waste two days not only for the individual spot for here, weve got to recover and emotionally get ourselves in a place those who are with them in care where we are ready to go and when a homes or who work there. Why is that semi final. Where we are ready to go and when a semifinal. A semifinal they think system not working more efficiently . Is long overdue. It has been 26 the time to return the tests in care yea rs is long overdue. It has been 26 years since the premiership saw wa rts years since the premiership saw warts lifted the title. Andy nichol homes is coming down, but the first was part of that team and captained thing i would say is that the care them to some of the greatest homes are in a different place than triumphs in the 905. Where they were. They now have ppe, them to some of the greatest triumphs in the 90s. The city, the fans, the rugby club crave success. They craved trophies. Because they which staff where all of the time. Had it so often for so many years. You know, it is huge for them. There they also have had improved training has been a lot of tough times. They in infection control. Thirdly, we are two games away from it, but they are now doing weekly tests on care are two games away from it, but they are two games away from it, but they are two very tough games away from home staff, which was not in place it, having to go to exeter for the first one. An in four set aside as the first time round. Yes, the time to get the test results back needs well, who finished top of the league. Meanwhile, bristol bay is in to get the test results back needs to get the test results back needs to get faster, but detecting it from only their Second Season back in the premiership face wasps. It is the asymptomatic staff is a huge step forward in our fight start of a crucial couple of weeks asymptomatic staff is a huge step forward in ourfight against asymptomatic staff is a huge step forward in our fight against covid in care homes. Thank you very much for the bears, with a european final next weekend before a potential for your time this morning. Premiership finally one after that, and with covid cases the rise, still hello, this is breakfast with have not ruled out isolating for two weeks. If it became a higher risk in Charlie Stayt and rachel burden. Society, and we want to make sure, that certainly would be an option, but everybody is on high alert at the moment, particularly in the decisions they are making out who they mix with. So after the longest season in the sports history, the biggest prize in english rugby is just two victories away, and after that, a well earned rest. After over six months without any games, the womens premier 15s Rugby Union League returns today. The last season was declared null and void. This weekend one match has already been postponed because of a positive coronavirus test, but the rfu has built into the calendar nine reserve weekends for fixtures to be held on if they need to be rearranged. Nhs staff, key workers new rules mean shorter and fundraisers who rose games with fewer scrums, to the challenge of the coronavirus and the situation will be pandemic have been recognised in reviewed after nine weeks. The queens birthday honours list. Obviously being a proper, they are they join celebrities taking some of the scrums out of the from entertainment and sport, who are also on the list game. So we will see how it goes. For their achievements over many decades. But it has obviously been put in the singer place for our safety, so hopefully tommy steel had his first number one in 1957. It doesnt ruin the game too much and we can still play how we want to play and put on a point of he gets a knighthood for Services Performance for everyone. To entertainment and charity. The actor david suchet, theres a familiar look best known for playing the belgian to the mens french open final. Detective hercule poirot, Novak Djokovic will play rafa nadal tomorrow. Has also been made a sir. Djokovic was two sets to love up in his semi its the icing on the against stefanos tsitsipas, cake for mary berry. Before the greek player battled back the tv chef and former bake off to level the match. But he then seemed to run out judge is now dame mary. Of energy and the world number one recovered to win the deciding set, the Prime Minister will announce new measures on monday to slow the spread of to set up a final against nadal. Coronavirus in england. Boris johnsons chief Strategic Advisor sir Edward Lister has written to mps in north west he is still very much speaking of england to saying tougher controls are very likely for areas clay. Writtens gordon reid and which have seen the biggest surge in cases. Alfie hewitt won the mens under the new restrictions, wheelchair doubles final, beating pubs and restaurants could be ordered to close. Defending champions casado fernandez and shingo kenny are on a match tie break. It is there first grand pubs across Central Scotland closed at 6. 00pm last night, slam win this year. In todays final and theyll do the same for the next 16 days as part of new restrictions to tackle covid 19. They will bid for a fourth title against the belgian. A protest against the measures took place in glasgow, they will be plenty of sea views for with bar workers dumping a large pile of ice outside the writers in the giro ditalia the city chambers. Today, simon yates tries to make up Police Scotland said additional some of the four minutes he trails officers would be deployed to ensure the leader by as they had done a premises comply with restrictions. Beautiful adriatic coast. Out in front it is still portuguese writer those are the main joe anita, but for the second day running french at a demand on the stories this morning. Stage. Writtens ben smithjust missed out. We were talking about pay per view the leaders of rugby where people have to pay £15 to leagues super league, st helens, survived a scare watch Football Game on top of their at bottom side wakefield. They came back from 12 10 down at halftime, subscription. I suppose it is to win 20 16 at headingley, cheaper than an afternoon in the and theyre level on points pub, isnt it . With wigan, who moved up to second in the table, after a win at warrington. In the nights other game catala ns dragons thumped idida hull kr 344. Pub, isnt it . I did a little straw poll on the son of seven time champion Michael Schumacher twitter, 60 people responded, one missed out on what should have said they would pay. They made the been his first drive on a formula one weekend, point saying it is cheaper than due to poor weather. Going to a game. Many people were Mick Schumacher was due to drive for alfa romeo, during first angry, saying faces in the middle of practice for the eifel grand prix, at the nurburgring yesterday. Angry, saying faces in the middle of a pandemic, people have lost their but low cloud and heavy rain meant jobs and are not happy having the medical helicopter, to pay more. Wouldnt be able to fly in an emergency, so the cars werent allowed on track. Just to clear up any confusion, the the breaking news concerns, british rider simon yates who has tested positive for coronavirus and as a result eifel grand prix is not taking place is out of the giro ditalia. In paris, it is of course in his mitchellin scott team have released a statement germany. I will find out why it is called the eifel grand prix. Thank within the last half hour, saying that yates developed mild you, mike. It is a challenge on symptoms after yesterdays seventh saturday morning when most of us stage, and as a result had two have brain fog anyway. We should tests, which both mention Marcus Rashford. Yet he has came back positive. He was due to start stage eight had. One of our main stories and we on italys adriatic coast this morning, but will now be isolating. Will be hearing from him, he has his symtoms are said to be mild, done another interview with sally, and his teamates have all been they have a brilliant rapport now, tested and their results have later on in the programme, seven oclock. His work all been negative and so they are cleared to carry on. Is not done. No, not at all. He is very clear the campaigning goes on. Yates was trailing the leader portugals joao on the front page of the sun almeida by four minutes. Newspaper this morning, speaking about his honour from the queen, getting an mbe. I think he sees that for the record, the seventh stage, after which yates tested positive, not as the end of the journey but was won by frenchman arnaud demare, very much the start, or a while britains ben swiftjust continuation of his ambitions. See missed out, crossing you later on, mike. The line in fourth place. President trump has declared that he is no longer taking fans groups are calling medication for covid 19, but that doesnt mean hell be for the price to be reduced to under rushing into another live tv debate a tenner when pay per view comes with his democratic rival to the premier league joe biden. Thursdays planned debate from next weekeend. Has been scrapped, at the moment, it will cost £14. 95. Leaving just one more potential showdown on october 22. Lets find out more from the us political analyst eric ham, sky managing director rob webster whos in washington. Says subscribers will still get more than 140 of the best matches this season, while fans wont now have to miss any games. Five fixtures per round of games will become pay per view, how significant is it this middle available on Bt Sport Box Office or Sky Sports Box Office, debate has been cancelled, now all priced at £14. 95, so on top eyes on the 22nd . Actually not of normal subscriptions. Significant at all. I think many clubs voted 19 1 to bring in pay americans are done with the debates. Per view for matches not already we have already seen two debates, which had very high ratings, but picked for broadcast, what were seeing, at least from the and the first games which youll polling data Many Americans right need to pay extra to watch, will be chelsea vs southampton, newcastle against manchester now are actually over these debates. United next saturday. They feel as though they are not lets bring in dan walker really learning much, and the fact ahead of football focus. That both candidates on either side clubs will argue, they have to stay are talking past one another, competitive with growing wage bills, signing players to get success and keep fans happy, particularly in the first debate, but without millions coming given that it lacked so much substance, Many Americans have in from gate receipts. Already begun to vote and by the time the 15th would have got here, yes, and we would have seen more people yes, and i think you can say from voting, and it just we would have seen more people voting, and itjust really wouldnt that point of view. I think it has have made much difference in terms of the outcome. You are looking up just come at a time when there are some interesting polling data that very few fans who will look at this you mentioned there, and inputting, and think it feels fair. Rachel was the way that the campaigns are targeting different areas. You talking about the social media reaction yesterday and quite a few journalists were throwing around mentioned joe biden has released an some of the figures, which make it ad in texas. That is significant quite an interesting decision from the premier league to do this. £1. 2 why . It is significant because texas isa why . It is significant because texas is a state that no democrat has one billion were spent on players during in more than 40 years. It is a state the transfer market, just a payment that quite frankly, democrats dont to agents was 200 million. Then you even go to. It is actually what we look at the other end of that where consider a no go zone for democrats you are charging fans nearly £15 to to Even Campaign in texas. But it is watch a game television. Everybody a state when ourjoe biden is understands that clubs, like many spending more than, as much as 6 businesses, have missed out on quite million, on the state. And it is a bit of money over the last few months, but im sure there will be interesting because early in the year, even beforejoe biden had locked up the nomination, donald real and dignified anger from fans who believe there is a disconnect trump was inexplicably campaigning between the club and what they in texas. This is seen as a very red expect from their supporters. This is probably an indication of that. State, at the heart of the republican party. It is a place im not sure we have heard the end of it at the moment. That would be a where democrats have never campaigned and never thought they big talking point for us today on would be able to win. But now we are football focus. We will also be seeing the poll is becoming looking at the internationals, increasingly tight there, and now Northern Ireland and scotland joe biden believes that he might getting through via a penalty shoot have an opportunity to pick up a out to play offs to play in the next huge amount of electoral votes if in major tournament. Northern ireland fa ct huge amount of electoral votes if in fact the state does switch and will be playing slovakia, scotland become more purple, and perhaps give will be playing slovakia, scotland will be playing serbia next month. We will also look at the england win him a leg up to actually wind up state in this upcoming election. Over wales. Talking about the money that would be extraordinary. All spent on the transfer window, we will be looking at some of the big kinds of medical claims have been made about the president s moves. It sort of closed with a dull treatment. He says he is feeling better than ever. We dont really thud this week, didnt it . And nice know the effects of the different medication he has been taking. Piece on lincoln city, who are top nonetheless, does his general of league1 piece on lincoln city, who are top of league 1 at the moment. Michael resilience in the face of this appleton is the manager there. What virus, is there any indication that they did during the coronavirus has improved his standing there . Pandemic, while other clubs were absolutely not. In fact, if you look acting differently, they went and scouted players in belgium, holland and other countries and try to at another major battleground state, at another major battleground state, a state that could determine the recruit young talent, and it is outcome of the election, florida, many Senior Citizens in the state of working. They play bristol rovers today. They are top of the league at florida are fleeing this president the moment. Do manage to pick up a and they are fleeing this president in droves, and the main reason why is because of how this president not only has handled the coronavirus male model along the way, as well . Pandemic from a policy standpoint, how has that gone down in the but also how the president continues dressing room . Yeah, as you could to push these mixed messages and imagine, he gets a bit of stick. He isa imagine, he gets a bit of stick. He is a big lad, though, so you need to these are very untrue narratives, particularly saying it is something be careful how much stick to give that people shouldnt be concerned with. Millions of americans do not him. He is a good footballer, as have access to the type of well. He can look after himself. He healthcare President Donald Trump isa does. In fact, well. He can look after himself. He is a tough lad. He is playing well, healthcare President Donald Trump does. Infact, if healthcare President Donald Trump does. In fact, if you look at boris johnson, he was actually treated for scoring goals from centre half as coronavirus in the uk versus how well. Two other things to tell you donald trump was treated for the coronavirus year in the united about, the long awaited debut of alex morgan, the big store from states, people in the uk actually get a ccess america might happen this weekend. States, people in the uk actually get access to a very similar type of ca re get access to a very similar type of care that borisjohnson would have access to. That is not the case here as pa rt of america might happen this weekend. In the us. And people in the age as part of black history month, we are doing a special piece every week throughout this month on Football Group of donald trump are seen as focus and this week clyde best, a the most vulnerable group, and so what we are seeing now is a key former west ham striker, played in voting group that he won in 2016, the late 60s and 70s, was subjected and that he will need in 2020, to racism during that time, and we have a lovely piece on him, authored simply isnt there the way they were four years ago, and that could spell by one of his old team mates, harry doom for the president , nationally, redknapp. All of that is coming up but more importantly in the state of florida, a state that he absolutely has to win. Today on football focus, from midday. That sounds brilliant. Well thank you very much, eric ham. Worth watching. Little analyst in the us. Louise has details with the weather political analyst. Good morning frost of the sun hasnt risen yet. This will be the story for many of its semi finals day in rugby unions premiership. Us. Scattered storms and showers. While wasps take on bristol, also some rain. Its fairly its bath against exeter, the best side all season. Persistent through the night. From bath only got their chance this little fellow here. This will in the playoffs because of be the issue. Plenty of isomers across the charts. High pressure the coronavirus outbreak at sale sharks, whose final match desperately trying to squeeze in of the season was cancelled due to the amount of positive tests their isobars. It could be quite in their squad. A showery story today. Longer spells weve worked for this. Of rain moving through scotland. As you know, weve played nine games post lockdown and lost one, it pushes steadily south and east it drawn one and won seven. Will weaken considerably. Rain so the boys have been in good form and, you know, around across the north west of theres a huge amount of belief england into wales, that will become within the group that we can go way showery as it moves into the there and get the win. So we dont want it to stop, midlands and down into the we want to go there south east corner. A dry spell into and do our very best. The afternoon, may across south of scotland. Some showers could be the race is on to catch heavy with the odd rumble of thunder and hail mixed in. It is cool for Roger Federer in the record books, which is why novak djockovich, against rafael nadal the time of year. The wind direction in the french open final is such coming from a north westerly, so a a big dealfor them. Djockovich is aiming to make it 18. Blustery afternoon. That will dry that would mean hes just two the showers through quite ugly. Look behind Roger Federer. Djockovich is the form player this at the temperatures. 10 14 degrees. Year, winning all 37 of his completed matches, although here he had to, down on where they should be for the withstand a fightback by stefanos tsitsipas, middle part of october. The showers who made it two sets all before continue for the first part of the losing out in the decider. Evening. Overnight they will start to clear away as the High Pressure if nadal lifts the trophy yet again, it will see him equal federers sta rts to clear away as the High Pressure starts to move on from the west. High pressure. That will allow them all time leading record of 20 mens majors. The spaniard easily won his semi to move away. Low single figures may against Diego Schwartzman and is yet to drop a set be in more rural spots. We start off in this years competition. Tomorrow morning with some sunshine. A lovely start to the day. Fewer it is so hard to call this, but i showers around, lighter winds. Think i will go forjaco victory a lovely start to the day. Fewer showers around, lighterwinds. If a lovely start to the day. Fewer showers around, lighter winds. If we get showers they will be running down through the north sea. Along the east coast. Further west, tomorrow. Sunshine coming through, temperatures 10 15. There is a a p pa re ntly tomorrow. Apparently i didnt pronounce potential for some wet weather to moustache correctly. Cheers, mike. Arrive as we go through monday, because the High Pressure isjust going to allow this weather front to cheers, mike. As you might expect, move going to allow this weather front to m ove a cross going to allow this weather front to move across the high for a time. The queens birthday honours list is dominated by people who have that will bring more rain and a achieved remarkable things during the pandemic. Strengthening north westerly wind. It will not stay pretty warm at all. With the cloud, rain, and wind but some of the recipients were doing great work long before direction around in the rain the wed ever heard of coronavirus. Temperatures could potentially phil redmond, creator of tv shows really struggle. Behind it, slowly including grange hill and brookside, has been given a knighthood brightening up. We could see for services to broadcasting. Temperatures again, perhaps into before we speak to sir phil, single figures. Maybe fairly lets enjoy some of his work. Grange hill theme tune. Disappointing if the rain and cloud levels. Once the front has cleared away it looks as though tuesday and wednesday we see the High Pressure building once again, equating the story down. A real autumnalflavour all present and correct, to the weather at the moment. It ready to start their new lives at grange hill. Looks as though tuesday into lets hope its a pleasant wednesday, if you want dry, settle experience for them. Im sure it will be, mrs munro. Whether, that is the best chance of seeing it. Early morning rain one, big happy family. Clearing in the south east, not too bad. Back to you two. Thank you, see you later on. Now on breakfast its time for the film review with mark kermode. Hello and welcome to the film review with me mark kermode. Sheila what did you do that for . rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. Have had my lecture for today. What did you do that for . Youto, get inside. Youto, scram sir phil redmond joins us now from cheshire. Film fans were disheartened this week by news of the temporary it says in my notes, the son of a closure of cineworld and picture house cinemas cleaner and a bus driver, now sir following the announcement that the release of the tent pole phil what a journey listening to bond movie no time to die has been delayed yet again. Its been pushed back to 2021. Those clips going through there, it a number of Odeon Cinemas also closing during the week. The news is grim but doesnt seem that long of a journey cinemas are still open. Now, though it does explain the grey with independent cinemas in particular striving to serve those eager to watch movies on the big screen. And if youre looking for a reason hair. Watching tucker on grange to go to the cinema then look no further than saint maud, the brilliant british chiller hill, that takes me right back to my from writer director rose glass. Childhood, it was such a cultural, bless amandas body, iconic experience watching granger which is hurting now but has done when youre growing up. It is so many wonderful things. Fascinating, everywhere i go people still remember that and think about and bless her mind which is it. There was some statistic a while shrouded in darkness. Back saying 80 of the british and reach out to her population have watched grange hill, like you did to me. Which is quite phenomenal, isnt it . Amen. Morfydd clark plays the titular it wasnt just grange private carer, nursing Jennifer Ehles amanda, a dancer now which is quite phenomenal, isnt it . It wasntjust grange hill, of course. It was almost every genre of facing the spectre of death. Tv that you touched. You turned can you feel that . Mauds duties include tending around. Brookside is key to all of to amandas physical needs cooking, cleaning, administering medication that. The kind of realism that we saw there, and the fact that you and basic physiotherapy. Bought up this cul de sac and landed but having recently discovered your entire cast and crew there was god maud is more interested in saving amanda soul. Again unprecedented. Tell us the decision behind that. When i left indeed, shes convinced that the almighty has put her there with that specific purpose and she is going to do gods school i took on a job as a trainee will weather amanda likes it or not. Hes here . Quantity surveyor and it was all while trailers have been selling about reducing cost anywhere you saint maud as horror film, could in the building trade. When it in the mould of hereditary, came television it seem quite glasss electrifying feature debut logical that if you are spending, as is actually closer in tone to such Foreign Language offerings we we re logical that if you are spending, as we were at the time, £13,000 per half hour to build the sets, one of as requiem or stations of the cross. Those brookside houses cost £25,000, like those films, saint maud is a character study centred so 40 episodes a week you could buy on a troubled young woman who comes to believe that god or maybe the devil is working through her. A house and you took at that cost. A possibility that glass has that was the idea behind that. Carefully kept open ended. Hes everywhere. Creatively, it was about having grown up in the 19505, is creatively, it was about having grown up in the 19505, i519605, 19705 declined, watching coronation street on television, pre5enting but, that doesnt mean it isnt scary. What was slowly becoming at that ive seen saint maud three times time and rose tinted view of the and ive jumped at every viewing. Each time in a different place. Plucky northerners living in their but what gives the film its power back to back terraced houses but is the fact that its also being happy, all that kind of stuff. A heartbreaking tale of loneliness. A study of isolation and obsession i wanted to write about britain in that deftly balances the inner and outer world in which maud lives. The 19805 in the post industrial time. They were the two Drivers Behind it, really. The working class we re behind it, really. The working class were aspirational, they wanted to move on, they were just happy to 5tay move on, they were just happy to stay in those terraced houses, they wa nted stay in those terraced houses, they clark, who displayed perfect comic wanted to move out and enjoy the timing in the personal history green of the suburbs. They were the of david copperfield, and is currently co starring in eternal beauty is astonishing drivers. It was also about where in the central role. A portrait of somebody who may not be as innocent as they seem. Tucker and all went home after which runs the gamut 5chool. Between classic, unstable and writhing physical exertion. Tucker and all went home after ehle too is terrific school. It was a life we recognised. As the world weary bohemian who views mauds faith with a number looking at the subjects that you have tackled in your career, it is of wonder and contempt. Isolated by her own Failing Health ha rd to but seemingly guarding secrets have tackled in your career, it is hard to think of anything that you behind her wry smile. Havent touched on, drug abuse, teen save my soul. As for rose glass, she establishes herself as a major new voice in british film. Brilliant in the intimate kitchen sink pathos and shrieking supernatural surrealism often pregnancy. Is there anything you within the space of a single scene. Felt that she couldnt touch, it was too difficult to work into this really is one of prime Time Television . The best films of the air. Too difficult to work into primeTime Television . There was only one subject that i self you can find it in cinemas now. Ok, ok just give us until friday. Di5ciplined myself on, that was glue sniffing. We did a lot of youll have 1,500 cash bills. Re5ea rch glue sniffing. We did a lot of research on all the 5torylines that well have it by friday. We did and glue sniffing wa5 we need a little Time Research on all the 5torylines that we did and glue sniffing was the one to get it together. That came back that if you have the friday tomorrow . Wrong type of metabolism and smelt the wrong type of glue it could thats tomorrow . Create instant death. I thought that was one thing, there was a lot of nonsense talked about copycat things critics darling miranda july is an american on television, but that was the one indie institution. A writer, director, and actor whose storyline i didnt want to put on work also includes books, monologues, and dance performance art. Screen ju5t storyline i didnt want to put on screen just in case it did tempt there is no doubt that she is a force for good someone. And an inspiration to many. Screen just in case it did tempt 5omeone. That is the only one that i all of which makes me wish that i like her movies more than i do. Never wanted anybody to go anything but having struggled with the quirkiness near. But everything else, i think, of me and you and everyone we know, and being driven to distraction if it is going on in society, if it by the crazy talking cats of the future, i found myself i5 if it is going on in society, if it is affecting people in some way, it i5a admiring without actually enjoying is affecting people in some way, it each allies new and indeed best is a legitimate i55ue is affecting people in some way, it is a legitimate issue to cover in film, kajillionaire. Drama. Do you think there is a and clear. Tension between that social responsibility, but also providing entertainment for people . The now re5pon5ibility entertainment for people . The responsibility is always to be truthful, no matter how up5etting or Evan Rachel Wood stars as old dolio no, really, put upon daughter of small time hustlers disturbing, or what people might deborah winger and richard jenkins, whose makeshift apartment is constantly besieged by pink foam. No, really. Dont touch, dont touch the table. Call politically incorrect. A5 ive been through tremors a lot disturbing, or what people might call politically incorrect. As long as youre truthful with it, the smaller than theirs. Into this self conscious and kooky trio spending much time awaiting the apocalyptic big one comes re5ea rch as youre truthful with it, the research is done properly, that is the responsibility, because your Gina Rodriguez who is excited by the idea of working a big fan putting something on screen that you hope people will look at and i5 of oceans 11 to and who promptly becomes the recipient of all the affection people will think, it is notjust me shes never got. Going through this. We always make sure that the helpline5 were up you never called me that. There so people can find answers. It what follows is a delayed coming of age tale stuffed with zany tropes like the current earthquakes, i5 there so people can find answers. It is that balance. What i find over disconnected hot tubs, all of those programmes, including hollyoa kes a5 all of those programmes, including hollyoakes as well, the tougher, the heart warming pancakes and characters who burst into tears when they have conditions grittier the 5toryline5, the more that mean they cant control their emotions while others the audience appreciated what you emotionsjust spend we re the audience appreciated what you were trying to do. Then the caveat the whole movie mumbling. We can only ever be how we are. I5 were trying to do. Then the caveat is that you always balanced it, so if we were doing the rape of sheila somewhere in the middle of this comedy without jokes there is a universal message gra nts if we were doing the rape of sheila grants in brookside, or at the drug about parental legacies and the need to be loved and nurtured. A message that does seem to have storyli nes grants in brookside, or at the drug 5torylines in grange hill, we ran the comedy 5torylines right next to struck a chord with july is fans. Because that is the next, life is but for me there is a very thin line comedy and drama all at once. We have seen that condensed in this between quirky and irksome. Pandemic, havent we . I wonder if this kind of period in our history i5 this kind of period in our history is something you would love to and far too much of kajillionaire is spent pootling around in a goofy melancholy tragic haze tackle within tv writing . It is, that left me lonely for the acid dyspepsia of todd sullins was up. Yeah. I was on bbc scotlands when on the plus side the score who worked wonders on the last black man in San Francisco loughton came and i started war gaming how we could do a soap, how we could 5hoot war gaming how we could do a soap, how we could shoot it and stuff like that. Right now, there is a space is hauntingly off kilter. Now because we have to look towards the post covid world, how it will striking just the right change our behaviour, or social balance between romance, interactions. And i think what ethereal awkwardness and slapstick heist beats. People will have rediscovered the rest of the movie struggles to achieve. Through all of this whether they if you want something genuinely realise it or not is their own original then why not try personal space. A lot of the stuff beyond the visible. A very intriguing documentary we have been arguing about in the about one of the most important artist you might never have heard of. In order to tell those abstractions pandemic i5 we have been arguing about in the pandemic is the Corporate Drive over now you have to rewrite it the years has been to push more and more people into smaller and smaller because basically, all the people said it happened in this year, will know it didnt. Spaces, whether that is train5, plane5, theatres, whatever. I think people will stand back and think a little bit more about where they wa nt to little bit more about where they want to be squeezed and pushed in the future. That is a big issue for society, that personal space then. The swedish artist trained at the Royal Academy of arts in stockholm in the late 19th century where she mastered there is a great soup to be still life portraiture and landscapes. But she was looking developed there. I have been for something deeper. Fiddling about in my machines, and i something which penetrated the physical, spiritual, and even molecular nature of the world. And so against the advice of her elders she began experimented have the working title which is with abstract geometric shapes producing works that eerily configure the later more celebrated corona nation street have the working title which is paintings of kandinsky. Corona nation street i will read you one tweet. Kate says so many kid5 you one tweet. Kate says so many kids i grew up with one watch it because it 5uppo5edly wasnt based the fact that she was effectively on real life, but if you went to written out of the male art history is just one of the subjects explored in the thrillingly enlightening school, any school, like my school, dark. Everything that happened in grange hill happened in school. Congratulations, sir phil. There is the film youll find engrossing even if like me, what you know about art doesnt a great thing on twitter of beyonce dancing to the grange hill chain, fill a postage stamp. You will have to look at that. We will have to see if we can watch it using extracts of a notebook, on here before the end of the programme. Thank you. Modern interviews, dramatizations and a wealth of stunning visual heres louise with a look material, beyond the visible builds up a portrait of an artist at the weekend weather. Who is genuinely groundbreaking. And yet who was pushed of those format5, grange hill, to the sidelines by those with a vested interest in maintaining the status quo. Beyond the visible is being released brookside, hollyoakes, did you watch on a range of platforms including cinemas, galleries any of those . And virtual screenings. You can find details at the turn it off. Modern films. Com. Grange hill, when i got home from school, but also brookside. I remember that first lesbian kiss on because they have heard it all brookside, and everybody talking before and they have been down there about it in school. Good morning, on the floor. Everybody. The sun has risen, we its empowering. Its a celebration of what it have some lovely 5un5hine in means to be a woman. Cornwall, but already the shower clouds are starting to gather. It its man hating. The pop bio pics a strange beast look5 clouds are starting to gather. It looks as though we will see some with even the best ones sharp showers today. The rain has been moving out of scotland and it like the buddy holly story or whats will push its way into england and love got to do with it, frequently resorting to cringe inducing cliches. North wales. The showers will be i am woman. But when it comes to toe curling contrivance and flat out not intense, heavy, with hail and thunder mixed in there. A brisk storytelling i am woman, north westerly wind5, a5 thunder mixed in there. A brisk north westerly wind5, as well. High pressure is trying to build on from the west, and the weather story will the helen reddy story is up quieten tomorrow, before the rest of this afternoon it will be sunny spell5 this afternoon it will be sunny there or should that be down spells and scattered showers, some with hail, some with thunder. There with the 1989 tv movie, the Karen Carpenter story. Perhaps 5outhern scotland seeing a and thats a shame because reddy, wind to a fine weather, plenty of who died last week, had a life and career that was heartbreaking, frequent showers into the north and remarkable, and even at times revolutionary. A brisk north westerly wind, a5 everything this cheese fest movie is not. The australian single mum well. It will fail on the chilly side for this time of year, top who arrives in new york in the mid 60s, where she encounters a string of chauvinist characters temperatures between ten and 14 who explained to her that degrees at the very best. That is women dont sell records because of the beatles or something. Down on where they should be for the middle of october. Through this evening, we continue to see two showers for a time but they will tend to fade away. We will keep some showers into the far north of so she served some depressing time singing in some half empty dives scotland, but the winds will ease before meeting and marrying manager jeff wald, moving to california off just to touch, and becoming an overnight success with hit singles and her own tv show. Scotland, but the winds will ease offju5t to touch, into single all of this is played out to reddys figures for the temperatures. We lip synced hits strategically placed will start sunday morning off on a to emphasise key story beats. Cold note, but there should be a good deal of dry weather in the so, i dont know how to love him forecast. A few scattered showers coming off the north sea affecting a glass wall to the husband the east coast, but there will be plenty of sunshine around in she doesnt have to love aint no comparison to today. A drier 5tory, way to treat a lady in whichjeff starts cocaine off a shag carpet, but not particularly warm, 5till often losing all her money. Between ten and 15 degrees. There subtle it aint. Nor is it insightful. Will be more wet weather to come despite the uplifting backdrop moving into monday. This weather of the rise of the Womens Movement front will introduce more cloud and rain. A brief north westerly wind for whom reddy became a flag waver with it as well. There will be some and the still ongoing battle for equal rights, this pantomime wet weather around. If youre caught production never gets to the grid in the rain for much of the day, of the heart of that story. Temperatures may struggle, perhaps even a scene which features a word for word three creation, not climbing into double figures. Reddys brief recreation 1973 grammy the rain will shift its way and acceptance speech somehow was manages to make herfamous punch line about god being a woman fall flat. East. Maybe into north west england. No mean feat. Improving into the afternoon. 9 14. Dont get me wrong, i love helen reddy, her music neverfails to move me. The story will improve attacks, particularly to the north through the middle part of the week, drier if only this movie, which is in cinemas and on digital, and find with the risk of some had an ounce of the wit, showers into the south east. Charm and sheer power of her songs. We were expecting you an hour ago. Its time to break out the paint brushes, the staple gun and the mdf, sorry. Thats medium dense fibreboard, for the uninitiated because its been announced that changing rooms this is this land, your new guardian. I dont want him. Weve all got to do our bit. Is coming back to our screens. An altogether more uplifting note, summer land which i raved about opened in cinemas injuly is now available on digital platform. And the dvd release coming on monday. Written and directed ididnt i didnt know that is what mtf 5tood byjessica swale, this lovely, heartfelt film about matters of life for. Did you know . Of course i and death features terrific performances and gorgeous visuals didnt the diy makeover 5how 5aw friends courtesy of lori rose. Working against the clock to spruce up a room in each others home, nobody knows how to be a parent. With varying degrees of success. Maintaining an impressive balance between the slide in the sentimental, summer land gently subverts main stream formula as it slips between if you sat on the sofa, the realists and the romantic. Really youd be wanting to watch the soap opera that is these curtains. Look at it, all of the result is genuinely magical. Human life is here. A ray of sunshine in these dark times. Thats it for this week. Would you like that in your house . Thanks for watching the film review, i think mark and stay safe and i will see claire will like it. You next week. If youre lucky youll get crushed well kind of leave it and then you just die right at that one then, shall we . Parachuting mou5e. Then and there. Immediately. A never ending void. No, its parachuting mou5e. I have to say, i think wow, so yolo. They are absolutely hideous. I keep telling myself, shes stylish, shes contemporary. My friends have good taste, its going to be ok. Oh, my god i actually like it. I hadnt expected this. Good morning. Oh, my god welcome to breakfast, with Charlie Stayt and rachel burden. Our headlines today recognition for the the Unsung Heroes of the pandemic as hundreds that is all our teapots. No. Of key workers and volunteers get its nothing to do with you at all. Awards in the delayed queens birthday honours. You wanted a corner cabinet, i gave you a nice, hanging modern shelf. Two of the original changing rooms designers, linda barker and anna ryder richardson, footballer Marcus Rashford gets an mbe for his work on Free School Meals, and tells this programme join us now. Hell keep campaigning. It is obviously a nice feeling, but, welcome to you both. Very good you know for me, the big thing is just helping the people that weve morning. We finished the shot and helped so far. Tv Baker Mary Berry becomes a dame, all the stuff that was broken. Part she says the title is the icing on the cake. Of the fascination wa5 all the stuff that was broken. Part of the fascination was when things went wrong, lets be honest, that was a bad one. That was a particularly bad one. That is new coronavirus restrictions will be announced on monday something that i can care to by the Prime Minister, with a three tier system expected remember too often. It was all about for the whole of england. How much would you pay to watch that kind of moment where we popped a single premier league game . Clubs have voted to charge fans the lid off the pain, it was bright nearly £15 to view some matches, green or red, burnt orange, and then on top of their monthly subscriptions. Supporters groups say its too much. Cool and blustery with plenty of we cut their cameras to next door scattered showers. That is the story and they would say, i am not so keen today. Stay with us, ill have all on those bright colours, i really the details and also tell you if it is going to improve for tomorrow. Like lavender and pink. We were its saturday, the 10th of october. A lwa y5 like lavender and pink. We were always pushing the envelope. If we our top story nhs staff, key workers and fundraisers who rose to the challenge of the coronavirus ever announce to the Production Team pandemic have been recognised that we wanted to paint pale cream in the queens birthday honours list. Theyjoin celebrities who also took part in the national effort, including the fitness guru joe wicks and beige, david gill, well, linda, and footballer Marcus Rashford. Our reporter anna not so sure about that, maybe you could put a little bit. Along with collinson has more. This moment of thrilling people, it was whether youre on the sofa, this moment of thrilling people, it wa5 entertainments, really. Whether youre a kid, a teenager, an adult, this moment of thrilling people, it was entertainments, really. You said you dont like to be reminded of that moment with the smash things, getting up off your feet. So when i can iju5t remind you at a time when many felt isolated in our homes, of the moment with all the smash they kept us company thing5 . What happened, was a teapots and kept us fit. Its about feeling good. Its about being happy and positive. And shelves . It was teapots. It was for their live workouts during covid 19, joe wicks and mr motivator are both appointed mbes. The collection. They want exactly the same honour goes to footballer Marcus Rashford for services to vulnerable chidlren. The Manchester United star and take, but there was a lot of successfully campaigned for more than a million pupils to receive them. This was a collection that she Free School Meals over the summer. What id like to do now that im had been looking after for many in this position is just speak directly to the Prime Minister and, years. This shelving unit5, it was you know, just really ask for the vouchers to be extended designed with auntie, it was on high until, at least until october half term, because i think thats tensile wire and there were these what the families need. Beautiful floating shelves. It was a there were nearly 1500 honours, kind of room divider5 5et including six sage members, beautiful floating shelves. It was a kind of room divider5 setup beautiful floating shelves. It was a kind of room divider5 set up that we who provided scientific advice to the government. We re kind of room divider5 set up that we were doing, so all the teapots went but its frontline workers on. It was always a rush, there was and volunteers who dominate. Unsung heroes like laura winngingham 0be, whose charity has provided nearly 4 million free meals to those so much going on and so little time, in need since the start of lockdown. Everybody loved tho5e fini5hing touche5 at the end. We had literally we were delivering to homeless ten minutes of crazine55. We totally shelters, homes for women fleeing domestic violence, homes with refugees, people that overloaded the shelf and all the were destitute, with absolutely no access to public funds or food. People were literally starving. Things pink tights. Everything ju5t were just on our clattered. It was hideous, afternoon walk around. Devastating. Those are the moments we watched it for. Anna, there is an nearly 60 Frontline Health appetite a5 we watched it for. Anna, there is an appetite as we have been sitting in our homes for the last six months to and social care workers get out and change something. You see that from the queues at ikea are on the list, including felicia kwaku, 0be. Since it reopened. Thi5 see that from the queues at ikea since it reopened. This is the a mentor to many, felicia has perfect time for this programme to supported thousands of nurses come back. I think it is perfect. From black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, who are particularly at risk from the virus. Perfect time for this programme to felicia wants to dedicate her honour come back. Ithink it is perfect. I to her fellow nurses and midwives. I clicked open the email myself have hardly been outside and there was a letter that says youve been awarded an honours. And i didnt scream i have to say, im still in a bit even i started decluttering, realising that i needed to do a bit of shellshock now. For me, its an absolute honour and a privilege to be a nurse, of painting, and just suddenly going and im standing on the back inside and realising i love my shoulders of giants. Fundraiser 100 year old house. I like the quote from Dabirul Islam choudhury has walked Laurence Llewelyn bowen, he is back hundreds of laps of his garden every at this new series, he says there is day during the crisis, even during ramadan no room for beige in our homes, and when he was fasting. Who inspired you to ju5t no room for beige in our homes, and just as i was in the 905, changing do this challenge . Tom, tom moore rooms is once again the antidote to he was walking, and i said blues, grey5. Looking behind you and iam blues, grey5. Looking behind you and i am looking at lots of neutral colours. Will we see crazy colour5 to my son, i can walk as well. In this new series, anna . Like captain sir tom moore, mr choudhury has raised money for charity, and like sir tom, it has been recognised by the queen. I dont think it is beige any more. With no immediate sign of an end to the pandemic, this list is just the start it is elephants breath. I think of honouring our covid heroes. Anna collinson, bbc news. Thatis it is elephants breath. I think that is what everybody is hoping for and, really, that is what we want. Its notjust the heroes of the we want everybody to unleash their pandemic who are being recognised. Stars from entertainment and sport own creativity because we are not a are also on the list tape nation. We are not a beige for their achievements over many decades. The singer tommy steele nation. We have all got our had his first number one in 1957. Creativity. That is what this he gets a knighthood for services to entertainment and charity. Billion programme was, it has the actor david suchet, unleashed these interior designers best known for playing the belgian detective hercule poirot, from within. People were like, has also been made a sir. And its the icing on the cake for mary berry. Actually, i like a bit of zebra the tv chef and former bake off print. Anything you would do to judge is now dame mary. Animes kitchen . What about anything when i was told first hand i was going to be a dame, you dont really believe it, they do here, charlie . I am looking and then its so exciting and you feel very proud. And its such a huge honour. Ata they do here, charlie . I am looking though you do sort of at a blank screen, so apologies for thing, i cant ring mum that. I am sure she is living in a and dad, because theyre in heaven, gorgeous home. It isjust lovely and my brothers are no longer here. And thats somewhat sad. That. I am sure she is living in a gorgeous home. It is just lovely and are very excited by the news. Anna andi but all the children are here, are very excited by the news. Anna and i both on it. She was the queen and they are very excited. They think its quite fun of driving this programme. We had so and i think theyre quite proud, too. Much fun. It was an absolute bla5t. If they can replicate that on 5erie5 the Prime Minister will announce new measures on monday to slow two, they cannot bottle it, because there is such energy. We just had an congratulations to mary berry, and will be speaking to a number of ab5olute ball on this programme. Those who have been awarded there is such energy. We just had an absolute ball on this programmem throughout the programme. Has been lovely to speak to both of the Prime Minister will announce new measures on monday to slow you on this programme. People will the spread of coronavirus in england. Be looking forward to the new Boris Johnsons chief strategic adviser, sir Edward Lister, has written to mps in the north west of england saying extra restrictions 5erie5. No taupe here. 5tay in certain areas are very likely. Our Political Correspondent be looking forward to the new 5erie5. No taupe here. Stay with us, Jessica Parker is in london. We will have the headlines in a minute. So much speculation about what these extra restrictions might be. What can you tell us . Well, it is important to be honest but we dont exactly know what is going to happen yet, but as you say, a letter has gone out to mps in the north west of england saying that further restrictions are very likely in certain areas. Yesterday, of course, we heard from the chancellor rishi sunak, who has produced this new financial package to help businesses that may be legally forced to close good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt over the coming weeks and months. We and rachel burden. Are going to hearfrom the prime our headlines today. Minister, as you does mention, in recognition for the the Unsung Heroes of the pandemic as hundreds the house of commons on monday. I of key workers and volunteers get think these announcements, the awards in the delayed emergence of the fact that he will queens birthday honour5. Be speaking to the house of commons, this financial package from the chancellor, downing street might footballer marcu5 ra5hford hope that this goes some way to gets an mbe for his work on Free School Meals, addressing the sense of limbo that and tells this programme hell keep campaigning. Has built up over recent days, but its obviously a nice feeling, but, exactly what is going to happen is for me, the bigger thing isjust helping the people that we have that those conversations are going to go on over the weekend. Downing helped so far. Street is going to keep talking to tv Baker Mary Berry becomes a dame she says the title is leaders in different regions of england, of course, some of those the icing on the cake. Leaders have been expressing quite a new coronavirus re5trictions lot of frustration about what they will be announced on monday say is a lack of consultation by the Prime Minister, with a three tier system expected recently. I think the government for the whole of england. Will try to get them to buy in to new local restrictions as well as help shape them, but of course the a po5tive coronavirus te5t, idea of engaging with people is means the giro ditalia probably slightly easier than i5 overfor simon yate5. Actually agreeing what should happen next. So there is an awful of the british rider developed mild symptoms, after yesterdays 7th stage and is now pressure on the government, isnt being forced to isolate. There, not just from pressure on the government, isnt good morning. There, notjust from local leaders, cool, blustery, with plenty mps, Opposition Mps Opposition Mps of scattered showers. And mps within their own party, but that is the story today. From medical bodies as well . We have stay with us i will have all the details and also been hearing from the british tell you if its going medical association, which is basically a trade union for doctors, to improve for tomorrow. And they are calling for more stringent measures should be applied nationwide. Some of the things they its saturday the 10th of october. Are calling for, they want the rule our top story nhs staff, key workers and fundrai5er5 who rose of six to be replaced with a rule that only two households can meet at to the challenge of the coronavirus any one time. They want to make the pandemic have been recognised in the queens birthday honour5 li5t. Wearing of face mask mandatory in all offices and work environments its usually publi5hed injune u nless all offices and work environments unless somebody is working alone. But was postponed so the unsung thats how they listen to what they have been saying. We are very heroes of the pandemic could be included. Ashleigh linsdell is a nurse concerned that the nhs is heading who received an 0be for organising towards winter and will be volunteers to sew hospital overwhelmed with pressures and that scru b5 and masks. This doesnt happen to normal people. I havent. We now need to take Decisive Action, im nothing special. Or the government must take Decisive Action, to stem the spread of this infection. We know that the measures im just a nurse. I havent changed the world. That have been put in place up until now are not working. If they were i havent donated million5 of pounds to charity. I havent done anything that working, we would not be seeing the all these other recognised members spread of infection. That is why the of society that have obes have done. Bma is calling for more additional im just a normal average measures which are stringent, adhered to, and which can help member of the public. Communities safeguard their own futures. The Health Department has been saying they are guided by scientific advice all along and have nothing average about what a5hley so. The nhs from being overwhelmed. Did and her reaction is so delightful. Stars of entertainment and sport have also picked up awards President Trump says he has stopped for their long careers. A veteran singer, a soap opera taking any medication for covid 19. Pioneer, and the queen of tv he gave a tv interview overnight baking all made the list and said hed taken pretty much as our entertainment correspondent nothing in the previous lizo mzimba reports. Eight hours. Mr trump, who is aiming these are fork bi5cuit5, to relaunch his Election Campaign and its another good one later today, was also the children to try. Asked where he thought shes been tantalising our he contracted the virus. Taste buds for decades. Now mary berry has received one of the countrys highest honours. I dont know, they had some big its so exciting, and events at the white house, perhaps you feel very proud. To be a dame is really the icing on the cake. There, i dont really know, nobody knows for sure, numerous people have Maureen Lipman also becomes a dame, contracted it, people have in recognition of her charity work contracted it, people have contracted it, people have contracted it all over the world and and an acting career thats spanned it is highly contagious. This is a everything from emotional dramas to much loved tv commercials. Contagious disease. An ology that was President Trump. I was just he gets an ology and he says hes failed speaking off airto that was President Trump. I was just speaking off air to charlie about the kind of figures that are around theres a knighthood for entertainer tommy steele, at the moment, on coronavirus. It is who said he was delighted quite interesting, when you look at to be honoured. The creator of grange hill the number of cases, it is pretty huge. The weekly average every day and brookside, phil redmond, this week is 15,000 new cases, and is also knighted for years of work obviously testing has gone up massively. There is another thing championing arts and culture around today which caught my outside of london. Ive now got this attention. Estimates suggest between grand title, sir phil. 170 and one in 240 people you meet you know, i look back to where i came from from my council in the street has the virus. That is estate in huton, you know, quite a range, obviously, between it sort of fits. Those two figures. That is sort of i suppose it fits in the narrative of what ive often said to people, tangible, i guess if you go out and engage in any activity like going to look, you can achieve whatever you want in this life, a Shopping Centre or evenjust if you put the effort in engage in any activity like going to a Shopping Centre or even just going toa a Shopping Centre or even just going to a big supermarket orjust commute among those becoming cbes to a big supermarket orjust commute to work, the chances are, you would is the singerjoan armatrading, probably need someone within your in recognition of her work on music and equal rights, while childrens day who has the virus. Yeah, which laureate and bestselling author is why some organisations like the bma are now calling for restrictions Cressida Cowell becomes an mbe. To be tighter, not least around households, and the mixing between in the world of sport, households. It is worth saying that former olympic athlete and founder just after 8 20am this morning, we will be speaking to doctor susan of the great north run, brendon fo5ter, hopkins, Deputy Director of public receives a knighthood. Its a great privilege to receive health england, and also medical an honourfrom the queen, advisor to nhs test and trace. So the queens birthday honour5. Involved in both nhs care element of its obviously been a terrible year, but for me, this is a huge moment. This, and also test and trace, so if the wale5 rugby union captain, alun wynjone5, becomes an 0be. And eve muirhead, the scottish world you had direct experience of test championship winning curler, has become an mbe. And trace and how it has worked for you, members of yourfamily, get in lizo mzimba, bbc news. Touch this morning, if there are specific questions you would like to ask about that, she is the person to the Prime Minister will announce ask. Thats doctor Susan Hopkins at new measures on monday, which could include the full closure 8 20 a. M. , so please let us know. Thats bloodshot blue goes great of pubs and restaurants with your dress, louise. That is about all i can say for it. In parts of england, to slow the spread of coronavirus. Im trying to disguise it good bori5johnson5 chief Strategic Advisor sir Edward Lister has written to mp5 in north west morning, everybody. Yes, some rain england saying tougher controls around tonight. Some of it has been are very likely for areas very heavy across scotland. It will which have seen the biggest surge in cases. Earlier, the Deputy Director push steadily south and east, moving of Public Health england told out of Northern Ireland and into breakfast that action is needed now north west england as we speak. It to ensure ho5pital5 can cope with demand. Was not to fragment into my showers. Those showers could still be quite there are still many hospital beds available in the north west and much intense, heavy, with hail and lower numbers of admissions across the country than we saw rumbles of thunder mixed in. Sunny and rising much slower. Spells and scattered showers today, but if we dont take action now and just to add insult to injury, a and wait until the point stiff north westerly wind will make where we are at a critical point, it feel disappointingly cool for this time of year. So you will need then we will actually have an extra layer, you will need an challenges in the numbers of hospital beds, and challenges in icu admissions. Umbrella as well to dodge those showers, temperatures this afternoon perhaps picking 2010 and 14 degrees. We all need to take personal actions to try and slow this down right now. So these showers will start to ease away through the latter stages of this evening for most of us, so underneath those clear skies and slightly lighter winds, those lets speak to Jessica Parker in temperatures are going to fall away quite sharply. Sunday, more of a london now about what is likely to be announced on monday. What details do you have . It is important to sparkling day, really. Look at these temperatures first thing in the differentiate between what we do morning. Widely single figures, low know and what we dont know. We do single figure is not out of the question in more sheltered rural know and what we dont know. We do know the Prime Minister will make a areas. They should be some more statement to the house of commons on sunshine tomorrow morning, fewer monday outlining the plans for showers around, areas are prone to england and further restrictions for parts of north west england looked seeing showers and you can see quite clearly the further east you are, rather likely. We know from yesterday that there is a new running down, we can see a few package of support coming from the scattered showers, west is best in terms of sunshine but not chancellor rishi sunak for particularly warm up. Top businesses that might be forced temperatures cannot 15 degrees. Thats it. Back to you too. Thank legally to close over the next few you, louise. Months. The government going to pay back injune, when the queens two thirds of salaries for affected birthday honours list should have business of up to £2100 per month. Been published, Marcus Rashford was famous mainly for his pace and accuracy in a Manchester United or england shirt. Various local leaders have been but the pandemic revealed reacting to that news. Among them, a different side to him, when he launched a personal crusade to ensure that children from poorer dan jarvis from the Sheffield City families continued to receive region. We welcome the general Free School Meals during principle that there is Financial Support that will go alongside the restrictions that we are expecting. The summer break. I will be meeting with other leaders now that campaign has across the north of england this made him a household name, morning to look carefully at the and its landed him detail of what the chancellor has on the belated honours list. Marcus has been speaking to sally proposed because while we think it since the very beginning, isa proposed because while we think it and hes been having a chat with her is a good start, we still dont think it will go far enough. Likely about this latest development. That there will be a requirement for high. Im good, how are you . Ithink further targeted economic support for those of the economy that were going to get you to sit on one undoubtedly are facing real hardship, many of which will go of these old ventures that youve sat on before. Benches. Marcus underover hardship, many of which will go under over the coming weeks and months if there isnt further targeted support to get them through this very challenging period. Regional leaders talking to each rashford, mbe. How does that sound . Other this weekend and conversations continuing to go on between downing yeah, little bit but obviously i feel honoured to have that title. Street and local leaders. I think you know, hopefully it inspires more the government keen to show that people to do good things. Tell me how you found out about it . What there is buy in from regional happened . A letter, basically, and leaders Going Forward and stop any sense that westminster is imposing restrictions on the north. We had it is obviously a letter that you funny liverpool city mayor saying he must read, so i read it, and i was believes, in reality, a decision had actually on my own when i read it, so it was a nice moment. At what already been made we heard from. Point did the penny dropped when you we re point did the penny dropped when you were reading the letter . What were the words when you realise . Were reading the letter . What were the words when you realise . M were reading the letter . What were the words when you realise . It was literally right towards the bottom, it isa ijust read it all from the top. I already been made we heard from. It is a showery one today. We just had a s memory dont want to started off with beautiful sunshine in lincolnshire, but the rain has the bottom, actually took my time to arrived here in northern england, just read it, and understand as much pushing down towards lincolnshire. As possible about it. So it was a eventually, it will move south and proud moment. Im a single parent. East. This is a weak weather front and it will weaken but the showers yeah. Its just proud moment. Im a single parent. Yeah. Itsjust helped him so much might still be quite intense. There with getting food for himself. No will be sunshine and showers that the day to day. Some showers heavy problem, no problem. Youve been with hail and thunder mixed in awarded the mbe for services to there. A brisk northerly wind is going to make it feel on the Vulnerable Children during covid. Now that you can speak publicly callsign for this time of year. A about the fact that youve got the mbe, how do you feel about what is real rush of showers coming into the happening now and what is next for you . Yeah, i obviously think it is a far north of scotland. Plenty sharp nice moment for me personally, but i showers cropping up in england and feel like i am still at the wales. A brisk north westerly wind, beginning of thejourney feel like i am still at the beginning of the journey that i set so temperatures will be pretty out to try and achieve, so i think disappointing. Looking at a maximum what i would like to do, now that im in this position, isjust speak directly to the Prime Minister and of ten or 14 degrees. Down on where it should be for it this time of just really ask for the vouchers to year. We keep those showers going for the first part of the evening, be extended at least until october but they will ease off, perhaps half term, because i think that is what the families need, you know, lingering in the fight north of knowing how much they have been scotland. With clearer skies, helped, how much it is going to temperatures are expected to for the affect them if they dont have it. I way into single figures, may be low think that has got to be my main single figures in a more rural focus now, to get that message areas. Tomorrow morning, we should across. You sound start off on a different tone, focus now, to get that message across. You sound a focus now, to get that message across. You sound a little bit like the news of the mbe has motivated hopefully with more sun coming you perhaps to do even more. Would you say that is how you feel now . Through. A fresh breeze down in the north sea could drift in some when we started it all we knew that what we had done over the summer, it showers. Elsewhere, with that was only going to affect the families positively for a short sunshine, ten to 15 degrees at the best. I will be coming up with more amount of time, and we needed to think quickly about what we were details shortly. It is 11 minutes going to do next, how we were going to help them next, and then, you past nine. Know, before we are over now at that stage, if something is going to be back injune when the done it needs to be done as soon as queens birthday honours possible. How much does it mean to list should have been published you to be recognised for what youve Marcus Rashford was famous mainly achieved so far . For his pace and accuracy in a Manchester United or england shirt. But the pandemic revealed its obviously a nice feeling. For a different side to him when he launched a personal crusade me the bigger thing is helping the people we have helped so far. I want to ensure that children from poorer to keep doing what im doing and families continued to receive free help as many people as i can. Hello school meals during the summer break. Now that campaign has made him a household name and its landed him on the belated honours list. How are you . Were sitting here in marcus has been speaking to sally since the very beginning, and hes been having a chat the playground of your primary with her about this latest development. School, where you spent many, many hi. Happy years. Obviously things are how are you . Different now. It doesnt look like im good, how are you . I think were going to get it would normally look because of covid. Whats it like coming back you to sit on one of these old benches that here for you, because i know you youve sat on before. Come back here a lot . For me its Marcus Rashford, mbe. Obviously a nice feeling. A lot of how does that sound . My childhood memories belong to yeah, a little bit strange, these grounds. So a love coming back but obviously i feel honoured here. On behalf of the children that to have that title. Come here, i think they feel that it you know, hopefully it inspires more people to do good things. Is normal to see me whether it is in tell me how you found out about it. School or in the area, that is what happened . A lwa ys school or in the area, that is always something they wanted to happen. So it is a nice environment to be in. He is actually, one of the a letter, basically, and its obviously a letter that things we want for children at you must read, so i read it, and i was actually on my own butten lane, is they go out feeling when i read it, so it like they can make a difference, who was a nice moment. They are, where they have come from, at what point did the penny drop when you were reading the letter . They are, where they have come from, they can go out and do something in what were the words they can go out and do something in the world and marcus is a shining where you realised . It was literally right light on that. Hell where are you towards the bottom. That you are a role model for these i actually just read it all from the top, children now . Yeah, it is obviously, so, i didntjust skim read and go to the bottom. For me, it is sort of a i actually took my time to just read it, and understand as much responsibility that you want to show as possible about it. Them something that it is possible for them to achieve and not only in so it was definitely a proud moment. Sports, but just im a single parent. Yeah. For them to achieve and not only in sports, butjust in whatever they itsjust helped him so much wa nt to sports, butjust in whatever they want to go on and do in their lives. With getting food for himself. Iam fine thank you. Want to go on and do in their lives. No problem, no problem. I am fine with being sort of their motivation and drive towards youve been awarded the mbe for services to vulnerable whatever their own individual goals children during covid. Are. So hopefully people will see now that you can speak publicly about the fact that youve got what im doing and it will make them the mbe, how do you feel about whats happening now and whats next for you . Push on and try and do more. When yeah, i obviously think its a nice moment for me personally, you were here, who was your role but i feel like im still model, who was your hero . My heroes at the beginning of the journey that i set out to try and achieve. We re model, who was your hero . My heroes were always just put all this, because that is all i would watch. I so i think what id like to do would only watch footballers when i now that im in this position was watching tv, it would only be is just speak directly football. So why didnt actually to the Prime Minister and just have any heroes within the really ask for the vouchers to be community, not because there wasnt any there, but just extended at least until october community, not because there wasnt any there, butjust because my focus was just any there, butjust because my focus half term, because i think thats wasjust on one any there, butjust because my focus was just on one thing, but, yeah, any there, butjust because my focus wasjust on one thing, but, yeah, my heroes were wayne and christy what the families need, arnold. They were my two. Now, as an you know, speaking to them and knowing how much theyve been helped, adult, who are your inspirations how much its going to affect them now . Towards my teenage years, my if they dont have it. I think thats got to be my main focus now, to get that message across. Role model just became now . Towards my teenage years, my role modeljust became my mum. But i you sound a little bit like the news of the mbe has motivated you perhaps think its important, try and listen to do even more. Would you say thats how you feel now . Out to people outside of football when we started it all, more than they have done in the we knew that what wed done over past. Small things like thatjust the summer, it was only going to affect the families keep me, feel like im learning positively for a short amount every day whether it is to do with of time, and we needed to think sports or not. Your mum is such a quickly about what we big part of the story. How did she were going to do next, react when you told her the news how we were going to help about the mbe . She isjust dead them next, and then, happy. It is obviously a proud moment for herfull happy. It is obviously a proud moment for her full it is alljust a little bit strange. People from where we come from, they dont at you know, before we know it, that, these type of things. And we we are at that stage, if something dont really know how to act or is going to be done it needs to be done as soon as possible. How much does it mean to you to be behave, but everyones does not make recognised for what youve achieved so far . It as behave, but everyones does not make its obviously a nice feeling. Itasa behave, but everyones does not make it as a proud moment for everyone. But for me the bigger thing if you go to Buckingham Palace to is helping the people we have pick up the mbe, who will you take . Helped so far. Ijust want to keep doing what im come on, youve got to take. Eye doing and help as many people will take my mum. She dont give me as i can. Hello a choice. And they have to pick how are you . Were sitting here in the playground of your primary school, where you spent many, between my brothers and sisters. Many happy years. Wish me luck. As long as youre obviously, things are different now. It doesnt look like it would taking your mum, thats fine. You would be in big trouble. |j normally look because of covid. Whats it like coming back here for you, because i know taking your mum, thats fine. You would be in big trouble. I know would. Thank you so much. It has you come back here a lot . For me its obviously a nice feeling. A lot of my childhood memories been a privilege to follow that belong to these grounds. Story on bbc breakfast. He has grown so i love coming back here. In stature, hasnt he, since he on behalf of the children that come adopted this kind of role, here, i think they feel that its normal to see me, whether its innocence, and responsibility. Adopted this kind of role, innocence, and responsibilitym adopted this kind of role, innocence, and responsibility. It is in school or in the area, lovely to see him smiling and thats always something enjoying it for the moment it is. That i wanted to happen. Then there is that bit of him, you so its a nice environment to be in. See him all the time, thinking eye still have stuff to do. You can see very clearly. His commitment is he is actually, one of the things absolute. There is no doubt about we want for children at button lane, is that they go out feeling it. Lets talk now to two more people like they can make a difference, doesnt matter who they are, who have received honours where theyve come from, for their efforts they can go out and do something during the pandemic. Dabirul Islam Choudhury followed captain sir tom moores example in the world and marcus is a shining by walking laps of his garden light on that. And raising more than £400,000. How aware are you that youre a role he gets an 0be. Model for these children now . Yeah, its obviously, for me, hejoins us with he joins us with his son. And Margaret Payne receives a British Empire medal after raising its sort of a responsibility that a similar sum by climbing the equivalent of a mountain you want to show them something on her stairs. That is possible for them to achieve and not only in sports, butjust in whatever they want to go welcome to everyone at this morning. On to do in their lives. Let us say it officially and im fine with being sort outlaid, Dabirul Islam choudhury, of their motivation and drive towards whatever their own 0be, how does that sound to you is individual goals are. So hopefully people will see yellow how does that sound . Very what im doing and it will make them push on and try and do more. Nice. Thank you very much. My father is very happy. We are just getting when you were here, who was your role model, who was your hero . Ready for a nice breakfast together, to have soup with smoked fish. |j see, my heroes were always just footballers, because thats ready for a nice breakfast together, to have soup with smoked fish. I am not sure how well dabirul can hear all i would watch. Us, and not sure how well dabirul can hear i would only watch footballers us, and i know you can help us, when i was watching tv, tells a bit about the procedure of it would only be football. So i didnt actually have any heroes when he found out, when he told you within the community, and the rest of the family, tell us not because there wasnt any there, and the rest of the family, tell us a little bit about that. My father butjust because my focus was just on one thing, but, yeah, was doing some walking and we were my heroes were wayne and cristiano. They were my two. Sitting in his flat and suddenly we now, as an adult, who are your inspirations now . Heard the post box click and then we towards my teenage years, opened the envelope and it was a letter confirming my father had my role modeljust became my mum. Received an 0be. So a explained to him what exactly it was and he was but i think its important to try and listen out to people outside quite emotional, yes. And can of football more than dabirul explain for us just what i have done in the past. Motivated him to do this small things like thatjust keep me feeling like im learning every day extraordinary feat, dabirul, can you whether its to do explain for us . I heard from my son, with sports or not. Your mum is such a big part of the story. How did she react when you told her the news about the mbe . She isjust dead happy. Amazing things. And it is the grace it is obviously a proud moment for her. It is alljust a little bit strange. Of the people who watched me and helped me like anything. So for the people from where we come from, they dont get that, these type of things. Community, they will be happy as and we dont really know well. So his motivation was so tom, how to act or behave, who was walking the garden and my but its a proud moment for everyone. Father was pay facing a position if you go to Buckingham Palace to pick up the mbe, of being locked down, because he had who will you take . Come on, youve got to take. To self isolate because he is at the i will take my mum. Age of 100. So his motivation was she dont give me a choice actually to keep himself busy and do and i have to pick between my brothers and sisters. Wish me luck. Something good for people in need. As long as youre taking actually to keep himself busy and do something good for people in needlj your mum, thats fine. Am something good for people in need. am glad you made that point, because you would be in big trouble it is significant about, 100 years i know. Old. I think are viewers, from watching him, would not have guessed that stop and not too far behind is that final shot there where you see margaret, apologies for pointing the smile and he is enjoying the that out, but equally, your extraordinary efforts are now moment, you can see me two things rewarded. So tell us about the stair simultaneously. He is proud to have got the award but he said himself, climbing. Well, i stand claimed he has still got work to do. It is great to see him smile so broadly a nyway climbing. Well, i stand claimed anyway on wet, windy days when i because he is a very serious man, he couldnt walk outside. And my has been committed to this cause daughter, who was over from couldnt walk outside. And my daughter, who was overfrom new over the past few months. Zealand, said why dont you do something with this . So we thought weve been hearing this morning how nhs staff are being recognised in the queens birthday honours list about it and having been listening for their work during the pandemic. Lets speak to two of them now. Jolene miller is a former paramedic to what captain tom was doing, as he who returned to the frontline when the virus hit. Shes been awarded was then called, i thought, well, i the British Empire medal. Felicia kwaku is associate director of nursing at Kings College hospital in london. Can go on climbing the stairs. And she gets an 0be for her work in support of colleagues from black you did go on. You claimed your and minority ethnic communities. Stairs over 280 times, the equivalent of a mountain, which is lovely to see you both. Can i say extraordinary. How long did this ta ke extraordinary. How long did this take you . Congratulations first of all. You extraordinary. How long did this take you . It took me 73 days, which have known for a while and now eve ryo ne have known for a while and now everyone knows. Jolene, you now have was quite a long time. Laughter. Yes, but you stuck with it, which is a British Empire medal. How does to be applauded stop and i think that feel . Didnt expect it at all. Some days were better than others, wont they . Oh, definitely. I am it is shocking. I am honoured, proud to receive it, but it is very a lwa ys wont they . Oh, definitely. I am always better when the weather is dry. I always know when it is wet. Surreal. You dont get normal people getting things like these, so it is margaret, can i just dry. I always know when it is wet. Margaret, can ijust say, i remember a bit shocking. Very proud, though. On when we were first introduced to there is a reason why you have been you and we heard about your given at this special commendation and it is because he stepped into challenge, personally, iwas genuinely quite worried, i was the scenario within a hospital. Can genuinely quite worried, i was genuinely quite worried that you you just explain to us . You had done we re genuinely quite worried that you were going to be shimmying up and down that stair case that you were, that you were a train driver but you had a background as a paramedic. Did other people voiced concerns for just explain to us what happened your welfare . No, not really. I when the pandemic hit. just explain to us what happened when the pandemic hit. I left to train asa didnt really tell my family was i when the pandemic hit. I left to train as a train driver. The train was doing, it was only my daughter, services were being scaled down and who promoted the whole thing, i was of the opinion that i cant because she is good on the sit about and do nothing. I have still got skills that can be used mechanical side of its and they elsewhere. I approached still got skills that can be used elsewhere. Iapproached northern, the Train Company that i work for discovered i have got a and asked if there was anything i granddaughter who is in publicity could do. They were so supportive and the hospice fundraiser was so throughout. Within ten minutes, they delighted to be getting the money said of course, you can go back and coming in that he promoted me too. Help within the nhs. I decided to do soi coming in that he promoted me too. So i was very lucky. And they have with on week off. I worked driving a to say a big thank you to all the train week and working for the nhs the other week. They were so people who contributed, because most of the donations were between £1 and supportive throughout. What was it like to you going back into that environment when he went back into £20 and anything over 25 was a real the nhs . It was fine. The first bonus and we had one donator who shift was a bit daunting, you didnt know what you are going into. But it said they only have these three was ok, it was back to familiar powers, they were left in my savings ground, so it was absolutely fine. Soi powers, they were left in my savings so i thought eye would give them to you were well protected. Obviously you, and had a lot of colleagues and friends so i thought eye would give them to you, and i thought that was absolutely wonderful. Sometimes around me that i have known for those are the ones account most. Can yea rs. Around me that i have known for years. It was like going back home, i ask you, mother, i those are the ones account most. Can iask you, mother, i know those are the ones account most. Can i ask you, mother, i know you have known for a little while, but is there some form of celebration really. Felicia, at what stage when taking place today, are you marking it in anyway as is officially this pandemic hit did you realise that your colleagues from black and announced . It in anyway as is officially announced . No, not at all. There is ethnic minority communities were likely to be more vulnerable . The only my carer and me to celebrate and he doesnt drink, so i think we first ten doctors we saw that died will just carry and he doesnt drink, so i think we willjust carry on as normal. Do you we re of first ten doctors we saw that died were of a black and asian background, and then in the know, from here in the studio, i beginning of april and through to will raise my cup to you, margaret, may we started to see a lot more because an amazing achievement and i people from black and asian wish you very well. I am going to us backgrounds died. And i remember compiling a list, i think that was the same question, dabirul, are in april, and i looked at the first there any celebrations going on in 200 deaths and 77 of those were your house . Because of the self isolation we have to be very nurses. Barring three of them, they we re nurses. Barring three of them, they were all nurses and midwives from a careful, but my father has been on the phone to quite a few of his black, asian, minority background, relations and be and i have bought so it was very concerning to me and some food to have a nice breakfast together. Enjoyed. And thank you so my colleagues. What did you do . Much for coming on and talking to us because staff were telling us what was happening on the ground, we this morning, margaret and dabirul. And anyone who supported them as quickly tried to galvanise the well get our applause. Absolutely. Group. Iam quickly tried to galvanise the group. I am interim quickly tried to galvanise the group. Iam interim chair of the the sums of money raised are chief nursing officer is black and extraordinary. I was thinking about that. The spider effect of captain minority ethnic Strategic Advisory sir tom moore. Erase that money group. We started engagement events himself and then all the people across the whole of england, is a inspired by him who went on to raise enormous mass respected 1600 nurses and midwives inspired by him who went on to raise enormous mass he raised that money. As margaret was saying, from black and minority backgrounds. People giving very small amounts of we encouraged them to tell us about their lived experience of working money, but significant, probably, through covid 19. And many of them for those handing over. It is all we re very through covid 19. And many of them were very distressed, very scared, good. Had told us that they were being this could be the last weekend of relative freedom for parts of england, particularly asked to go into areas where there northern towns and cities, was no ppe, there was a lack of ppe. As the Prime Minister is expected to announce tighter coronavirus restrictions on monday. They felt they were the mayors of four major city disproportionately asked to go in to regions have written to the government warning the covid 19 areas. There were of genuine hardship ahead if it doesnt offer more support problems with things like the masks. To the businesses which may be the masks dont fit every facial ordered to close. One of those mayors is danjarvis, who represents the sheffield area. Feature, and if your masks dont hes also the labour mp for barnsley central. Hejoins us now. Fit, you are at risk of a higher viral load. It was quite distressing listening to that, and during some of the calls, we actually had to good morning, danjarvis, thank you stop the calls and my colleagues had to then deal and support with those for talking to us. Clearly the government has moved on this in terms of offering Financial Support members of staff who were very distressed and distraught on the to local businesses that may be affected by this stop they dont phone. Ourjobs as nurses and wa nt to affected by this stop they dont midwives in the system is to make want to call it a dolo scheme, but sure that the staff that are an extension of some kind ofjob delivering the character patients feel safe and are protected. And we support scheme is presumably something you would welcome had to do something rapidly. furlough scheme. In general terms, feel safe and are protected. And we had to do something rapidly. I was looking through the notes, and it yes they do welcome it, and we had productive discussions with number 10 downing street last week about said matt hancock, on the 15th, he what further restrictions might be recognised that there was a being brought in next week. So we disproportionate number of people welcome the general principle that that were being affected. I suppose there is Financial Support that will that were being affected. I suppose go alongside the restrictions we are that what matters in a way is where expecting. I will be meeting with we are now. What is the situation as other leaders across the north of it stands now for your colleagues england this morning to look carefully at the detail of what the working within the nhs. chancellor has proposed. Because what we think it is a good start we still dont think it will go far enough and likely there will be a it stands now for your colleagues working within the nhs. You do have to recognise what happened requirement forfurther before, because we need to learn enough and likely there will be a those lessons so that Going Forward, requirement for further targeted if we have this predicted second economic support that for those wave and if the cases are going up, sectors of the economy that are facing real hardship, many of which we get people into a much better will go on over the weeks and months if there is not further targeted support to get them through this challenging period. It is Mental Health, their safety, we ensure that the ppe is correct and challenging period. It is challenging and the money is not that there is good supply. It feels limitless, so there has to be a line at which the government draws the in terms of ppe that that has improved. We have got that in a much Financial Support it offers out. Although the difference with this better place. I still have concerns particular scheme is any kind of business, not just around the Mental Health side. A particular scheme is any kind of business, notjust hospitality, can apply for it if it has to close numberof around the Mental Health side. A number of nurses around the Mental Health side. A numberof nurses and around the Mental Health side. A number of nurses and midwives will directly as a result of be traumatised, so we have just got restrictions, although that doesnt to make sure that these services are help supplies, know that is an fit for purposes in terms of mental issue. It is an issue. And i think health support. When we are the particular concern about freelancers and the self employed allocating staff to working within ensuring there is an adequate areas where covid 19 is, that they package to get them through this areas where covid 19 is, that they are well prepared, that they are very difficult winter. I think the general principle is ensuring that safe and they are protected. It feels better at this time, but the National Government works closely and cooperatively with those of us who will actually be required to anxiety, that will be a really implement the decisions taken in whitehall on the ground. We havent crucial thing. And you are to be applauded for that. I get the seen that previously in the way we would like. It is a good step impression from both of you, this is a great honour and im sure you will forward and last night we did, ta ke a great honour and im sure you will take a moment to pause and properly, for the first time in a celebrate, but you are cracking on. Long time, have a meaningful conversation at the highest levels life and the job continues. Are you of government about what restrictions we can expect next still mixing and matching what are week. And we have now got the rest doing . I have gone back to the of the weekend to work with government ahead of a likely announcement from the government on trains. People were filtering back to their roles into the hospital monday to shake those restrictions and the supporting economic package sites. So i am back full time on the in the way that will best support trains now. I wasjust going to say, the communities we represent. One congratulations to both. We have but thing we are expecting is the introduction of this three tier system, that is supposed to offer a saturday kitchen coming up in a moment. Food is a good way to bit more clarity, simplicity, about celebrate. Have you got planned is . The way these local restrictions what is on the menu today . Something work. Under this three tier system, as far as we understand it, you special for either one what is on the menu today . Something specialfor either one of what is on the menu today . Something special for either one of you . progress to tier three, the most what is on the menu today . Something special for either one of you . I am severe, if you have over 300 doing a presentation on a conference this afternoon, said the work still continues, so i will be having a coronavirus cases, positive cases, per 100,000 people in the last week. Nice nigerian meal today to that is certainly the case for celebrate my honours. Ijust wanted to say that the honours is notjust sheffield and could lead to a very for me. The honours for me is for severe, strict lockdown. Would you support that if that was necessary . All of the nurses and midwives that have died and for all of those who continue to serve. You cant do these jobs and this work without i would support that provided it came with the accompanying economic having a massive team effort, and i package we want to see, that myself just want to thank all the staff and local leaders have written to the Prime Minister, laying out in that have laid down their lives detail what we think we need, in the during this time. I hope someone is event that one of our local Authority Areas becomes a tier two cooking for you, at least many, area. Ithink Authority Areas becomes a tier two area. I think there are still issues that need to be determined about many congratulations. Our guests what support is in place for neighbouring local authorities which there. May not quite have the same number were on bbc one until 10. 00am this morning, of coronavirus cases suggested by when matt tebbutt takes over bringing in tier three, which will be materially affected by other in the saturday kitchen. Local Authority Areas being in that bracket. There is still some work you hear those stories, we have had ita that will have to be done over the you hear those stories, we have had it a few times this morning, people course of this weekend, and we will doing theirjobs and saying that clearly then want to look closely at they are so surprised. It doesnt what the Prime Minister announces on stop you in your tracks everyones monday. But as i say, it is really ina while, stop you in your tracks everyones in a while, doesnt it . And so it important that National Government, who are making these decisions in should, amazing guys doing amazing things, just getting on with life whitehall, understand the specific challenges that we face in quietly and achieving fabulous communities across the country, but of course from my point of view, results. Well done to everybody particularly in the north of involved there. Our special guest england. Dan jarvis, thank you very todayis much, and he and mayor of sheffield. Involved there. Our special guest today is a fabulous comedian, presenter, actor and artist. He can i was just looking, actually, much, and he and mayor of sheffield. I wasjust looking, actually, at that point about the three tier probably cut a bit as well. It is jim. Are you all right . Cook a system as it is set out. Areas that fall into tier one would have fewer than 100 cases per 100,000. Tier two kicks in when you go above that rate, and then tier three is 300 per bit as well. You have got a new book 100,000. That would kick in significantly tougher restrictions. But schools would be kept open and out. It is a big book. There are essential businesses would be kept open. As well as places of worship. That is what we are being told. And about 300 paintings in it. We will monday is in theory when we get the full details from the prime talk all about that a bit later on. Minister. Lets see, it is 7 32am what about your food have an . And they headlines are coming up in talk all about that a bit later on. What about your food have amm talk all about that a bit later on. What about your food have an . It has and they headlines are coming up in a moment. Got to be in liver and bacon, onions and mash. Ok. Or chips. Or chips, i dont mind it is the liver, bacon and onions that i really like. You know that old lorry stop off food . Truck stops. Brilliant. And what about your food how . truck stops. Brilliant. And what about your food how . I am not that keen on olives. I never have been. I dont mind them at a bar and i can hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and rachel accept them with absolute grace. Burden. The veterans ministerjohnny mercer is marking world Mental Health day with a drink. But in cooking, i am by urging ex Service Personnel to access the support thats available to them. Mr mercer, who served in the army not that keen. I dont know what it before becoming an mp, can give us a better idea is. I dont like tapenade. And i of what that support entails now. He joins us from plymouth. Like everything, but i am struggling to find something. And pasteur . Dont like pasta, apparentlys i think italian food is quite you have talked about veterans and the way they have been impacted by the way they have been impacted by the pandemic, tell us more about overrated have you got any thoughts that . I think it has been a really difficult time for a lot of people, on that . Jason is here cooking a few hasnt it . You know, the characteristics of isolation and so dishes as well. What have you got on are not helpful for veterans who for us, jason . Lots of italian food. Have left and who are struggling to reintegrate into civilian life, and how then, have you got all of the what we have done is work really drinks for us . I have got coffee, i ha rd to what we have done is work really hard to set up some very clear pathways to make sure that people have got wine. I am going to make a who have left, who need to access tale, squat and bacon high. We are mental to that Mental Health also going to be kale, squash and treatment can. The key is to get the message out and encourage everybody to come forward. That that do brilliant work like helpful heroes and combat stress, but both those bacon pie. Organisations have seen a drop in funding in part because nhs funding is under great pressure, which is a result of your government plasma policies . Thats not strictly true. I think improvements, certainly to help for heroes and the money going into the sector have only increased. I think there is definitely a change going on in the sector, where you have seen a shift getting under way now, as charities have seen their funding restricted and their ability to raise funding constricted. We have had to change the way we do things. For a long time i said that hello, this is breakfast with this country, is a state, needs to Charlie Stayt and rachel burden. Step up and do its responsibilities its now two and a half to those who serve. We have now done years since tim bergling, that, we have set up a complex better known as the dj and producer avicii, took his own life. Treatment service and High Intensity Service which comes online later since then, his family have been campaigning through a Foundation Set this year, and indeed charities to up in tims memory to have suicide bed in and are running elements of recognised as a Global Health emergency. That, and have a sort of five year point of view on things like that this morning, on world mental which they have been asking for three years. We are all working health day, tims father, klas, joins us from stockholm. Together to meet this challenge. It isa together to meet this challenge. It is a challenge, and i am determined that this will be the best country in the world for veterans and we thank you so much forjoining us will have world class mental today. I know it has been two years healthcare for our veterans. That is since you lost your son that that quite a challenge. To give you an pain will be very real and i can idea of the figures, combat stress only imagine what used to go through as their income has fallen from £16 only imagine what used to go through ona only imagine what used to go through on a daily basis. Yes, absolutely. Million to £10 million, in part due to nhs cuts in funding support. But evenif to nhs cuts in funding support. But even if you look at a report by the house commons defenceman Committee Last year, they say uk personnel and it is something you will carry with theirfamilies are you for the rest of your life. As last year, they say uk personnel and their families are being last year, they say uk personnel and theirfamilies are being completely failed, those other words they used, when they needed Mental Healthcare. They say in part this is because such a tiny proportion of the nhs budget was spent on Mental Health Services Specifically for veterans. You for the rest of your life. As you try to learn more about what was yes, on that house commons report, happening in his life, what have you this was released over a year ago, learned about his situation, and i before we set up the iba, that is may be, as you look back now, how he exactly what the office of veterans could have been helped . Well, thats affa i rs exactly what the office of Veterans Affairs does, it brings those things together and resources going into a big question. If you look at the combat stress, they have done an amazing job for a number of years. Situation today you have about the way that we treat Mental Health in the community is changing, combat 800,000 people died by suicide each stress combat stress are aware of that, they are going through a year. It is a huge number. There are transition process themselves. We are transition process themselves. We a re clear transition process themselves. We are clear that we need to get as many people as possible and get the best outcomes we possibly can for those who served you need that help. Many reasons why a person would iam those who served you need that help. I am comfortable but as things change, that offer is there. But i choose to end their life. Tim had a wa nt change, that offer is there. But i want people to come forward and to get a golden assistant, to put their very rich life in many ways, he hands up, the vast majority of cases lived his dream, so i mean we didnt where i see peoples families or whatever it might be will be people who have not come forward and have not spoken up and and that is expect this to happen. That is what what todays plan is. Despite the issues that i have highlighted there, we do not want to discourage many people experience, they dont people from coming forward for expect things like this to happen. Support. We seem to talk about Mental Health much more openly now. You can have a meeting with one do you think is a veteran it is easy these days that easier these days to person one day and the next day a tragedy like this happens. I dont talk about Mental Health problems, to go and find that support that you know if i answered your question, say is there and on offer . Has but. In some ways there are no become more acceptable, in a way, to do that . It is difficult because i a nswe rs but. In some ways there are no do that . It is difficult because i a nswers to but. In some ways there are no answers to many of these questions. Do understand the points, where you look at the statistics and they people say that veterans and mental are so terrifying, these real stories that three out of four healthcare has been underfunded. That is why i entered politics and people who enter own life in the uk thatis that is why i entered politics and that is what i am doing now. I think are male. That was a report in we are now crossing to a region, september 2018, particular problem actually, where it is not really with young men. The foundation is plausible to say there is no mental reaching out and trying to get more healthcare available. I have an app on my phone that will show me support for people who might be at exactly what around here is available. It is about getting risk in those situations. Yes, people to have, yes, confidence in absolutely. That is what we try to the system, which is why i am so do. We work with professional keen to advertise that help, but organisations and we try to do also, to understand how normal it is preventative action because you know now to come forward and talk about that preventative actions are the Mental Health and well being. Today you will also see a message from the most effective, but also the Thing Service chiefs in the military, for the first time we are going to that we lack most in most societies mandate Mental Health resilience training within the military. So they will be a Programme Every year today. If people that have serious for people to undertake. So nobody can leave the armed forces saying that they either didnt know this thoughts can get easy access to a help was available all they didnt know how to address their Mental Health and well being and resilience. So we are light years helpline or to a human meeting, that away from where we were, and i accept the criticisms of where we were, i think we are well on track now to have fantastic revision for would help a lot, and if we can reduce the stigma talking about those, both those who are serving these issues, that will do an even and veterans, i am prepared to do greaterjob. There is still a big more and it is an endless climb, really, to make sure that all those who have served have got the correct stigma surrounding Mental Illness and suicide attempts. Klas, given Mental Healthcare they deserve. Thank you very much. Johnny mercer, and p. What you have just said, and mp. Time to have a chat with and suicide attempts. Klas, given what you havejust said, and i know thatis what you havejust said, and i know that is true, do you think it is mike. Iam mp. Time to have a chat with mike. I am so excited the french getting easier, it is notjust open. Yeah. That island djokovic. Lots of records at stake. It is the younger people of course, for them box office final, the french open. To confide in someone, to speak out . Well, youve got the ongoing battle between the three of them, fedorov maybe it has got a little bit commented island djokovic, or trying to catch better. But first, we are better, but it is still a real problem, isnt it . Yes, it is talking about the premier league. How much would you pay on top of getting better. I was at a meeting your normal subscription to pay to watch a game . Pay per view is an option Going Forward. It has worked in boxing, it is fair to say. Fans last night with several helplines have paid to watch specific sites. But in football, it. Why would you from different parts of the world, and it is definitely getting better, pay when you can listen for free on but in some countries there are 5 live . Of course next weekend, still problems and in some countries chelsea and southampton at three p. M. Chelsea and southampton at three pm. That will be pay per view. It is even forbidden to talk about newcastle versus Manchester United it, but it is getting better, you next saturday evening. It will be are rights. Klas, thank you for interesting to see how many take up the offer of pay per view. The Football Supporters Association is urged broadcasters to reconsider their pricing after it was announced that talking just this morning. It is of premier league games not already selected for broadcast, this month will only be available, course world Mental Health day to fans on a pay per view basis. Today, that is one of the things we starting from next weekend, have been reflecting on. Five fixtures per round of games will become pay per view available on Bt Sport Box Office or Sky Sports Box Office priced at £14. 95. Time now for the sport. We have had so top of normal subscriptions. Premier league clubs voted 19 1 some breaking news from the world of in favour of the move, with Leicester City the only club to vote against it. Fan groups hope they can cycling this morning. Yes, simon gates has coronavirus, we will talk about that in a moment. First, the story about football fans get the price down. Having to pay extra on top of their subscription to watch premier league games. In the premier league, this football does play a very important pa rt football does play a very important part in the lives of many of our is new. Theres already been a big backlash members. It contributes to the from fans against the premier league Mental Health issues, there is no choosing to charge fans on a pay per view basis to watch matches for the first time. It will cost nearly £15 on top doubt about that. So obviously we of regular subscriptions to see wa nt the games, ones that havent already doubt about that. So obviously we want the price to be as cheap as it been picked for broadcast. Can possibly be. But we started on clubs voted 19 1 in favour of the move, with Leicester City the only club to vote against it. This business, in the position where clubs argue they are trying to stay found simply couldnt see their team at all. We have made progress on it competitive despite losing and we certainly want to make more the millions of pounds they get when fans pay to attend games. Progress on the price, if we can. Already, many of the clubs are promoting it themselves on social media. Brighton keen to give fans notice its semi finals day in rugby that two of the Upcoming Games unions premiership and while wasps will be pay per view. Take on bristol, its bath who have but former players have joined to try and find a way to beat the majority of fans exeter, the best side all season. In saying its wrong. Bath only got their chance gary neville, now one of skys in the playoffs because of the coronavirus outbreak main pundits, tweeted, at sale sharks, whose final match of the season was cancelled due this is a really bad move, to the amount of positive tests charging £14. 95 for matches that have been shown in their squad. Free for six months. Monday and tuesday, but was obviously unique and challenging. Another former england star, trevor sinclair, added, pay £14. 95, the guys, to be there, had that to sit indoors and watch a game which is a sterile version moment of disappointment but then we spoke on the change room and said, of the game i played . We cant waste two days here. Weve no thanks. Ill go and watch my local non league club, got to recover and weve got to have a pint and chips and gravy emotionally get ourselves in a place and support my community. A reference there to the fact where we are ready to go. That non league clubs, and the womens premier 15s below the national leagues, League Returns today. Last season was declared null are allowed some fans in. The british rider simon yates and void, and this weekend one match has already been postponed has tested positive because of a positive coronavirus for coronavirus and, test, but the rfu has built as a result, is out of the giro ditalia. Into the calendar 9nine reserve weekends, for fixtures to be held on if they need to be rearranged. His mitchellin scott team have released a statement saying that new rules mean shorter yates developed mild symptoms games with fewer scrums, and the situation will be after yesterdays seventh stage, and as a result had two tests, which both came back positive. Reviewed after nine weeks. He was due to start stage eight on italys adriatic coast this the race to win the most grand slam morning, but will now be isolating. Titles will reach another Pivotal Moment tomorrow when novak his symptoms are said to be mild, djockovich and rafael nadal meet and his teamates have all been in the french open final. Djockovich is aiming to make it 18 tested and their results have all been negative and so they are that would mean hesjust two behind Roger Federer. Cleared to carry on. Djockovich is the form player this year, winning all 37 of his completed matches. Although here he had to withstand a fightback by stefanos tsitsipas, yates was trailing, who made it 2 2, before the leader, portugals joao almeida, by four minutes. Losing out in the decider. The seventh stage, after which yates tested positive, was won by frenchman arnaud demare, while britains ben swiftjust missed out, crossing the line in fourth place. The race is on to catch there was a lot of stake for him and Roger Federer in the record books, he was motivated to try to turn the which is why novak djockovich, against rafael nadal match around, which he did very in the french open final is such a big dealfor them. Well. But, you know, indian, ithink djockovich is aiming to make it 18, that would mean hes just two he ran out of gas, which is when he behind Roger Federer. Djockovich had to work stepped it up i stepped it up to hard in his semi final. Stefanos tsitsipas saved a match point to fight back use my opportunities when they were to level it at two sets all, presented in the 15 closed out the but the greek struggled in great fashion. In the decider, losing it 6 1. If nadal lifts the trophy yet again if nadal lifts the trophy yet again, it would be his 13th it will see him equal federers at Roland Garros and it all time leading record of 20 mens majors. Would see him equal federers the spaniard easily won his semi all time leading record against Diego Schwartzman, of 20 mens majors. And is yet to drop a set the spaniard easily won his semi in this years competition. Against Diego Schwartzman and is yet to drop a set and what a year its been for britains gordon reid in this years competition. And alfie hewett, who won the mens wheelchair doubles its been a brilliant year for final. Thats their third grand slam win this year, britains wheelchair tennis stars. And hewett is aiming for a fourth alfie hewitt is going for another singles grand slam title title in the singles today, in todays final. After winning the doubles with gordon reid yesterday. Thats their third now, youve heard about grand slam win this year. Marcus rashfords mbe in the delayed birthday honours, and other sports heroes recognised womens finalist igor swiatek played are the former wales and lions coach warren gatland, in the doubles semi final yesterday. Whos getting a cbe. And brendan foster, she lost, but has had a phenomenal who becomes a knight. As an athlete, foster won run having come through qualifying. Gold in the 5,000 metres the 19 year old pole is playing at the european championships the best tennis of her life in 1974 and went on to win olympic and will hope she has got more left bronze and a commonwealth when she meets Australian Open title over 10,000 metres. After retiring, he founded winner sofia kenin later. The great north run, one of the worlds most famous half marathons now. On one hand, i know that i can play it isa great, great tennis, but on the it is a great privilege to receive other hand it is kind of surprising an honourfrom it is a great privilege to receive an honour from the it is a great privilege to receive an honourfrom the queen, in the for me and i never would have queens birthday honours. It has thought that i would be in the final, so it is crazy. Yeah, i have obviously been a terrible year but for me this is a huge moment. And it just got to keep believing in has caused me to look back. I always myself. It is amazing for me, it is like a try to look forward, but when i look myself. It is amazing for me, it is likea dream myself. It is amazing for me, it is like a dream come true. She is playing really well and got to the back, i realise that i have been so final and had some great wins and im sure she has a lot of confidence privileged to spend 50 years involved in the sport i love. And is super excited for the final, but i am hoping that my experience from melbourne will hope will for a whole generation of fans help me with saturdays final. Growing up, the voice, the broadcasting voice, you just think of those saturday afternoons watching the athletics, going up and being inspired and then going out to iam going i am going to share an anecdote with being inspired and then going out to be inspired yourself. Such an inspiration to so many, and you here. This is about the french continuing to do so. Yes, open. Rafael nadal, 15 years, only congratulations to all those who received awards. Thanks, mike. We been beaten twice since he started will see you later on. Lets take a look at this mornings weather. Here is louise. Playing there when he was 19. There good morning. This is the kind of was a very famous, flamboyant tennis sunrise you would want to greet you first thing in the morning. This is player, who played in the p1 dog actually norfolk, i think, first era, number three in the world, he thing this morning. It is not going had lost to jimmy era, number three in the world, he had lost toJimmy Connors 16 times to last. Showers on the way, im ina row, afraid. The showers have been quite had lost toJimmy Connors 16 times in a row, ok . Every time he played heavy and the smells of rain across Jimmy Connors and he loses every the night across scotland. They are drifting south east as we speak, time. 17th time he beats him. In the moving into north west england, north wales, and they will push towards norfolk as well. This little Postgame Press conference, the journalist say what was different fellow here is going to enhance the this time, you lost him 16 times . Show activity as they push south and east. High pressure is desperately peter scare alike says no one beats trying to squeeze in from the west. For to scare a lighter 17 times in a it wont quieten things down until tomorrow. Some showers could be row because no one beats raphael heavy with hail and thunder in there as well. Sunny spells and scattered the dial at the french open, apart showers across southern areas of scotland, the best of the weather in the far noth, the northerly wind from potentially Novak Djokovic keep striving the show was in. It is tomorrow. That is my prediction. Going to feel quite chilly out that is my prediction. Heres louise lear with a look there. Top temperatures of 10 14 degrees. A couple of degrees down on at this mornings weather. Where they should be at this time of the last few days have been weird, i year. We keep showers to the early pa rt year. We keep showers to the early part of the evening, then they will embrace the autumnal weather, but a short, sharp, very heavy showers, drift away and die off overnight tonight. Some clear skies. The winds will is just tonight. Some clear skies. The winds will isjust a tonight. Some clear skies. The winds with the odd burst of sunshine. Will is just a touch. Later in nature. Temperatures are going to fall away as well. Single figures widely across the country, low we had had everything but the single figures for some first thing kitchen sink. I came out after in the morning. There will be compensation for that, because with the clear skies we have sunshine Shopping Centre yesterday and the first thing tomorrow. There will be heavens just opened, i Shopping Centre yesterday and the heavensjust opened, i couldnt believe the amount of water. If you some lovely weather watch pictures i am sure tomorrow morning and im catch a shower today they will be sure i will show them two. One or two scattered showers down the north happy with perhaps some thunder in there, as well. This was corner in sea affecting the east coast, im afraid. Further west will see the there, as well. This was corner in best of the sunshine. Highs of 10 the last half an hour. Those shower clouds are gathering and it does 14 degrees. More rain to come into look as though the showers will be pretty intense. This has been the monday, unfortunately. Toppling story so far, the rim of scotland, across that hi we have another pushing into the north of england, weather front. Again, across that hi we have another weatherfront. Again, the isobars using together so the winds from a to parts of it will drift to the site and to the east. The showers north westerly direction are going to bea north westerly direction are going to be a feature. Outbreaks of rain will be intense through the day. Drifting south and east, slowly this sweater frontier, plenty of improving into western scotland and Northern Ireland by the end of the isobars squeezing to sweater frontier, plenty of isobars afternoon. Some of that wet weather squeezing together behind that will take its time before it arrives front. A brisk north westerly breeze into the south east. Again, a is the story today. That is going to similar feel two into the south east. Again, a similarfeel two things. Quite add insult to injury and make it disappointing if you are caught feel on the chilly side, as well. Under that rain, you will only see plenty of showers move into a way to 9 10 under that rain, you will only see 9 10 degrees as an afternoon maximum. Once that system clears out england and wales. A drier interlude of the way, things will gradually for southern scotland. In the far improve from the north yet again, so north of scotland, that northerly tuesday into wednesday there is a winds will continue to drive and risk of a few sharp showers, plenty of showers. It is a messy mix. A little bit of everything perhaps, into the south east corner. Generally speaking, a quieter story as we go towards the middle part of throughout the feel of things, the week. There you go. But you two. Temperatures will be joined on writer should be for this time of year. We are looking at heights louise, thanks very much. We will see you later on. Between ten and 14 degrees. The now on breakfast, its showers will continue to push their way south east. They will ease off time for newswatch. Going through the night, so too will to wind. At the clear sky the hello, and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. Temperatures will tumble and we coming up later in this could see single figures quite programme widely across the Country First engines roar thing tomorrow morning. It will be on the chilly side first thing, but inaudible hopefully we will see some sunshine to go with it and we will keep that these jets are notjustjets. Sorry, what was that . Is the background noise sunshine through the day tomorrow. On pieces to camera more exceptions down through the east important than what is said . And. Coast, here we could see some sharp what you need to realise, is it is a way in. Showers. Generally speaking, fine, its a balanced approach. We are running out of time. Interviews often seem to be subtle, but on the cool side. Running out of time. Couldnt they be allocated 1015. Subtle, but on the cool side. 10 15. More wet weather to come as enough time in the first place . They move into monday, first, President Trump u nfortu nately. Has always attracted they move into monday, unfortunately. A weather front travels across the High Pressure and headlines like no other, both introduces more in the way of rain. In newsprint and in broadcast it also prints a return to the fresh media, and that tendency has been escalating as we approach north westerly wind, as well. That next months president ial election in the United States. But the attention of journalists has reached fever pitch in the last will drive the rain south and east week following shock news throughout the day. We will see an from early last friday that the president had improvement in scotland and Northern Ireland. Under the cloud and rain, contracted coronavirus. Temperatures struggling, perhaps not reporter a bombshell getting into double figures. It will like no other. A month before the president ial bea getting into double figures. It will be a cool, dismal start to the new election, donald working week on monday, but trump and his wife, melania, the first lady, have tested hopefully wants that front is clear positive for coronavirus. The way things will slowly start to improve. We could see some unsettled as we came into the weekend, rain down into the south east, but there was little let up, and despite the drama, the frequent repetition generally drier, quieter, but not of the few known facts warming up, those temperatures will irked some viewers. A lwa ys warming up, those temperatures will Steve Wackett always be on the cool side. Complained of the billy ocean has been working in the Music Industry for half a century and hes sold more than 30 million records. Now aged 70, hes just released his first original studio album in a decade. Well speak to him in a moment, but first lets hear one of his new songs. And Rachel Edwards asked lets look for the answer. Believe me whenl lets look for the answer. Believe me when i say, that it is not impossible, you can wait another day. I we put those points to bbc ican i can hearthe news and they told us i can hear the thunder, feel the rain. If we dont stop this problem, there is no one else to blame. We have got to find something thats better than this. With culture find love. Until out takes us through the threshold of freedom. Weve got to find love. If we want to find there is no difference between us. The Andrew Marr Show last weekend featured interviews with the Shadow Health secretary jonathan ashworth, the actress imelda staunton, speaking about performing in live theatres again, and, the Prime Minister. Billy was there, then he has gone when it came to the last encounter, there was a lot to pack into a limited period we will try to get to him in the of time. Moment. He looks and sounds fantastic. He wants to try to marr weve only got a certain amount of time. Johnson on, on, on, ca ptu re all fantastic. He wants to try to capture all of his musical on, i know, i know. Influences over the years. He had a crosstalk. And i know people are furious and theyre furious. Can ijump in . Number one spot across three. And theyre furious with me and theyre furious with the government. They are. And yes it could have been better. Continents. Caribbean queen was a crosstalk. Ok, were must keep carrying on. And were going to number one. Cue more music. Get a lot better. Theres a lot to talk to you about. But on the other hand. Crosstalk. Looking at, sorry, i have to stop you there. But on the other hand. Crosstalk. Let me just stop you. I think what people want to realise. Is let me just stop you there. Is ive got something to tell you. Is that there is a way. We have to move on, weve only got five minutes left. Is ive got something to tell you. I is ive got something to tell you. Crosstalk. Impossible or in, or in, igot or intolerable, i think is ive got something to tell you. I got something to say. Im we can prosper. Going to put this dream in motion. Sure, ok. Crosstalk. We need to think about this. Very last question, were on, were overtime. Crosstalk. Cast any dispersion on. Not let nothing stand in my way. Tim pilling was watching that and fired off this e mail. When the going gets tough. The tough get going. And going to get myself across the river. Thats a price im willing to pay. Im ann sproules also had that question and recorded a video for us, explaining going to make you stand and deliver. Her thinking. It was clear throughout and give me all love in the that interview, from andrews comments, that there were a lot of time constraints and he was constantly Old Fashioned way. Darling, ill climb any mountain. Moving the agenda on. I wondered why it was do you remember that, the film, felt important to show the segment kathleen turner, danny devito, Michael Douglas. Yes, the three of on the theatre review. Them were the backing singers what i was dying to ask delhi, here we havent found yet, as if they were while i have no objections at all to that subject, actually any good at singing. I itjust seemed that on the rare occasions we actually expect the microphones are probably see the Prime Minister in these muted. Part of the reason we are kind of interview situations, it would be much better and much more beneficial talking to billy ocean as it is to the audience to be able National Album day, celebrating the to give as much time to that album. I wanted these days does interview as possible. Well, a bbc spokesperson told us in response anyone listen to a whole album from to those points. Start to finish, because back in the day before spotify were shouting at your smart speaker, you would. Particularly a final cassette, keep would religiously lessen. Abbey roads can only be listened to from start to finish, because half the album is one long continuous piece anyway. Album is used to be beautifully constructed to be heard and that kind of format. Now it is the coronavirus pandemic has just about shouting at your speaker, had an impact on bbc news programmes in a number it is just about having memorable of different ways as we have explored on newswatch lately. Catchy stuff. Dont look at me like newsnight, for example, moved at the end of march to the studio used by the bbcs that young people these days, eh, news at ten, necessitating a swift turnaround between the end of the latter at 10 35 rachel . We are hoping to get billy and the news later start time back at some point, but for the of newsnight at 10 45. Moment, were going to move on to Something Else. This week, though, the programme was on the move the summer heatwave may feel again, not back to its original studio but to a new home, like a distant memory now but its effects are still being felt studio 54d, shared this time with bbc persian tv in the Natural World and allowing a longer change over time. This is what it looks like. Not least among bats. Wildlife groups rescued record numbers of baby bats who had fallen out of their roosts this year and they believe the hot weather hello, good evening. Dont be afraid of covid, was to blame. Breakfasts john maguire went dont let it dominate your life. To meet the human bat mum the rallying cry of americas who is trying to prepare them president this evening to a country thats witnessed for a return to the wild. 200,000 die from the disease as the sun sets near preston, it is under his administration. The bright colours were all time for daily exercise, to be more a bit much for some viewers including one twitter user who wrote specific, flight training. These are common to pastoral bats. 19 of them are rescued when they fail out of the wrist in a High Temperature young to fend for themselves. They have been hand reared by Lorna Bennett of the Lancashire Wildlife trust. That mum. They have been in but others were more positive. Care, hand fed, dammed learning to eat meal worms. They are now learning to fly and actually catch and a viewer called the insects. Initially they need to learn how to navigate within this michael asked open space, then they have to learn how to manoeuvre to catch prey. The pa rt how to manoeuvre to catch prey. The part of the tunnel at the reserve provides enough space for the young pups provides enough space for the young pups to test their sonar and to well, we posed that stretch and to strengthen their question to bbc news. They didnt get back to us wings. Much like we would learn to in time for this weeks programme but we hope to bring walk, they need to learn to fly. The you their response next week. Only way is to do it. I can teach on monday, the bbc reported that after a gap of ten years, them by any other means, so you can the royal navy is back see now they are able to navigate, in the business of flying fast jets off an aircraft carrier. Defence correspondent able to test surfaces and they are Jonathan Beale was the reporter on the spot. Bouncing off and crash landing and youre picking them up and they go again. Then they progress deny going reporter the bbc invited so fast that you wouldnt be able to on board hmas Queen Elizabeth to witness for the first time catch them if you tried to stop that the carrier launching and landing both british shows they are nearly ready to leave and american f 35 jets. Now and go into the wild. It has engines roar. Been an extremely busy year for difficult to hear reporter. The royal navy believes rescued bats. One theory being that this is the future, severe changes in the weather notjust ukjets, but american ones too. Causing havoc during the birthing on a british carrier which will be able to sail anywhere in the world. Season. We had 63 bats that fell out if you didnt quite catch ofa season. We had 63 bats that fell out of a ruse one of the hottest days of all of that, youre not alone. The year. In the morning it was mike habben was one of those quite cool, by lunchtime the straining his ears and had this 01 54 52,549 4294966103 13 29,430 response temperatures had risen so much that the femurs decided they would leave, they probably went to a cooler boost, but it still wasnt cool enough for the babies, but they can fly, enough for the babies, but they can fly, so they ended up trying to get outside to get cooler at the babies, but they can fly, so they ended up trying to get outside to get cooler and they to collect them, which is what we expected to have them. These bat fans are keen to remind us the good that these tiny mammals do. Take the common pepper still, that will eat up to 3,000 midges in the night, a horrible place to have around herself. That is the equivalent of me eating 250 quarter point to produce burgers, so they seriously hoover up the food and is a cigarette paper. After weeks of beating up on training, they are ready for release from their plastic bat cave to rejoin a colony back in the wild. I love bats. Baby bats even more so. From love island to made in chelsea, geordie shore and the real housewives of cheshire, our tv schedules are dominated by so called scripted reality shows, but theyre all well jel of the original which spawned them all. The only way is essex won a bafta, created a host of spin off stars and turned brentford into a tourist attraction. Now its celebrating its tenth anniversary. Take a look. This programme contains flash cars, big watch is an extreme posing. The time gc might be fake, but the people are real. I want to introduce you to a couple of my friends. My hair is looking dream. I didnt know you blowdried your hair. I dont. Dream. I didnt know you blowdried your hair. Idont. Huge dream. I didnt know you blowdried your hair. I dont. Huge estate. Dream. I didnt know you blowdried your hair. Idont. Huge estate. No, im hairdrying it. Your hair. Idont. Huge estate. No, im hair drying it. Im a vegetarian. How are you getting on . You barely pressed it to your lips. Give me one of your best impressions. I went to get a pint of milk and impressions. I went to get a pint of milk and i was wearing silk. impressions. I went to get a pint of milk and i was wearing silk. I know lam milk and i was wearing silk. I know i am spiritual. My third eye has become like so flocked blocked. My aura is blocked. I want to ask you something. Give me your hand. Why are you doing this now . Because i want to. Why . Will you marry me . Were joined now by current cast member pete wicks and former star lauren goodger. Great to talk to but of you this morning. We used to call it structured reality, but it is hard to imagine tv programmes that have not been influenced by towie. Did you know when you started this would lead the way . It is crazy because we didnt know. We were very young. I was one of the characters that filmed the pilot, so we didnt know if it was going to get commissioned by itv. It is crazy how we have lasted for ten years. The first season we won a bafta. It is madness how it has grown up and it is so successful. You call yourself one of the characters, how much did you play a performance, how much were you yourself . Well, it is real, i am lauren in real life, but it is scripted, not really scripted, but she would relive something for real. Sog she would relive something for real. So g would have record time, reducing time, your cast, so even though it is a reality show it is very real, we are making a tv show. It is like a real life soap, if that makes sense. Pick up the story for us, you are still on the show now. When you joined, had you never seen it before, is that right . Thats correct. I never used to watch the show. To be honest with you, i still watch it now, i think that is a good thing. That is because living if you need to take a little bit of a step back from it. Yes, it is amazing to be part of it, especially after it being on for so long, ten years is amazing. What motivated you to get involved if you havent seen it before . I was working in the city. I worked in the city for ten years before i did this. It wasjust a complete Career Change in terms of a different way of life. It is opened up different way of life. It is opened up so many doors to me that i wouldnt have an opportunity to do, so im grateful to the show for that. What i love about it is it inverted all that snobbery about what it was to be an essex person, all the things that essex could be derided for, you turned into a celebration. Yes, ithink derided for, you turned into a celebration. Yes, i think that is really important. Different localities around the uk have different stereotypes. Essex probably has one of the most prominent. People think everyone from essex is the same. Towie has shown that we are a little bit like the stereotypes, there are a lot of different layers to people from essex. Lauren, what about you, you left in 2012, how much does it stay with you . Do people still recognise you from it . Yes, that is where i came into the public eye. It is where most people know me from an ten yea rs where most people know me from an ten years later they still come up to me in the street and say, it is lauren from essex that is what they call me. It is never, ever going to leave me. It is where i come from, it is where i live, it is who my friends are, so it is always going to be there, i think. Good to chatty this morning, pete as well. The special episode of towie will air on sunday at 9pm, on itvbe. Billyjoins us now from his home in berkshire. Good morning we have been celebrating highlights of your career. Tell us about your new album. One world. The new album, it is the first original album i have donein is the first original album i have done in about ten years. What else cani done in about ten years. What else can i say . We have already released the signal single. We are not on the signal single. We are not on the second single, which as we have got to find love. I am looking forward to going out and performing, when we get the opportunity to go do some live gigs, really. You wont have heard, but we were looking at when the going gets tough, and Everybody Loves that song. We were looking at the backing singers which we re looking at the backing singers which were Michael Douglas and danny devito, kathleen turner. Could they sing . Well, you look at it, they we re sing . Well, you look at it, they were actually singing, going through the whole routine. It is so genuinely real that you would think they were doing it. Yeah, they could sing good enough. Danny and the saxophone, which is twice the size, which was quite funny to look at they were really professional, they came from hollywood and to partake in the video at brixton academy. We we re in the video at brixton academy. We were talking about what makes a perfect album. What is it for you . What is the perfect album, the perfect album in terms of listening from start to finish . For me, that would be marvin gaye . Whats going on. It tells the story, it is one of those pieces of musical work that would apply to any generation, really. Thats a great choice, billy. We wish you all the best and hope that you to get back out on the road again soon. Youre looking in fine form. Thank you, rachel. Thank you, charlie. Im glad we find him in the end, it had to happen. Billys new album is called one world. Thats all from breakfast today. Goodbye. This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 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