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£6 billion this year. But charities and campaigners say it is a lifeline for those on the lowest incomes. A decision on whether to extend the scheme may not come before the budget in march. Travellers coming to the uk must now test negative for covid 19 and self isolate for 10 days on arrival. England wrap up victory in the opening test against sri lanka, and its a frustrating night for Manchester United and liverpool, who play out a goalless draw. But despite missed chances, united stay top of the table. Snow may feature in the forecast later this week but before we get there, lots of heavy rain and the risk of flooding over the next few days. I will take you through the forecast. Good morning. Its monday, the 18th of january. Millions of people in england aged 70 and over, and those with medical conditions that make them extremely vulnerable to coronavirus, will be invited for vaccination from today. Theyll bejoining more than 3. 8 Million People mainly the over 80s who have already received theirfirst dose. It comes as 10 new vaccination hubs open across england. Our science correspondent pallab ghosh has the details. The nhs is scaling up its immunisation programme. Ten new Mass Vaccination Centres open today, bringing the total to 17. Medical staff have so far been giving jabs to the two groups on top of the governments priority list. Care home residents and their carers, and to the over 80s, as well as front line health and care workers. They remain the priority. Vaccination sites that have enough supply and capacity will now be allowed to offerjabs to the next two groups on the list, the over 70s and the clinically extremely vulnerable, such as people who are receiving Cancer Treatment or have severe respiratory disease. The move is in line with the government plan to vaccinate around 15 million of those most at risk from coronavirus by the 15th of february. Its not going to be the case that on valentines day, or the 15th of february, with one bound we are free, but, equally, i dont think that we will be having to wait until the autumn. I think somewhere between those two. Subject, of course, to this uncertainty about new variants of the coronavirus. And it will be very important that we dont see those taking off in a way that undermines the effectiveness of vaccines. Some hospitals will be open for vaccinations 2a hours a day, seven days a week, on a trial basis, in the next ten days. Pallab ghosh, bbc news. Lets speak to our reporter, mairead smyth, who is at St Helens Rugby League ground, which is one of the ten new Vaccination Centres opening today. Mairead, how many people are expected to turn up there today . It is hard to telljust how many will turn up today because the people organising this are not in charge of the booking system, but they are confident thousands will be through the doors, the home of the states, within this coming week. Letters will have arrived over the weekend and it is important to stress people cannot turn up for the first vaccination unless they have been invited to do so. This is the first, they will be processed here, have time to speak to somebody after they have had their injection. It is notjust they have had their injection. It is not just straight they have had their injection. It is notjust straight in and straight out. Important to say people who have the first vaccine here will return in 12 weeks for the second shot, and this is part of the plan to try to increase the number who get vaccinated, those vulnerable groups. Over 70s will be invited. This is one of ten new vaccination hubs opening today, the only one in Liverpool City Region, something that the metro mayor in this region fought for for. Well be talking to the vaccines minister at half past seven this morning. And at half past eight, well be joined by professor Stephen Powis, the National Medical director of nhs england. Iam sure i am sure you have questions. Send the men. We will ask as many of them as we can. He will be here at 8 30am. All of the so called travel corridors into the uk were closed at four oclock this morning in a bid to prevent the spread of new covid variants. The new measures, which will be in place until at least mid february, mean all arrivals will need to quarantine for up to ten days. Heres our Business Correspondent katy austin. From today, people coming into the uk from anywhere must quarantine for ten days upon arrival. If they pay for a covid test after five days and get a negative result, they can leave self isolation early. The rules apply to airports, eurostar and seaports, but not people travelling within the uk or ireland, or some jobs like hauliers. Also from this morning, the requirement to show a negative covid test less than 72 hours before coming to the uk kicks in. The suspension of travel corridors, which removed the need to quarantine upon arrival from a list of places, was announced after new variants of coronavirus emerged in other countries. The trade body representing airports said it understood the reasons, but that although continuing restrictions meant traffic was already extremely quiet, the impact would be devastating. Closing the travel corridors means that we will see even fewer passengers and it dents Consumer Confidence for the future, so it adds to the problems were already seeing. The government has said its committed to helping bring the travel and Tourism Sector back to full strength as soon as it is safe to do so. Katy austin, bbc news. Thousands of National Guard troops are patrolling washington dc amid fears of more violent protests from supporters of President Trump as he prepares to hand power tojoe biden. As our north america correspondent peter bowes reports, the capital remains on high alert. New images of the uprising inside the us capitol. At the time of the insurrection, congress was certifying joe biden� s election win. Rummaging through the desks of senators, the rioters came across papers belonging to ted cruz, one of the president s strongest reporters. He was going to sell us out all along. Objection to counting electoral votes of the state of arizona. Since that day, the us capitol has been paralysed by the intense security thats turned washington into a fortress. The fbi has warned that armed supporters of President Trump could try to disrupt wednesdays swearing in ofjoe biden and kamala harris. Any other year, there would be throngs of people packed into this area to witness the inauguration. This will be an inaugural like no other. In large part because of covid, but we are going to get sworn in and we are going to do thejob we were hired to do. And that means focusing, for example, on getting people vaccinated. The fear of more violence has been felt in all of americas 50 states. Capital cities have been put on alert, with armed guards in position outside government buildings. Over the weekend, there were some small gatherings of demonstrators in a handful of states 0hio, texas, oregon and michigan but nothing on a scale of what happened at the us capitol nearly two weeks ago. The intense security in washington will continue until after the inauguration and after donald trump has left town. The surreal sight of troops camping on the marble floors of the Capitol Building another reminder that these are farfrom normal times. Peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. The Foreign Office has said the uk is deeply concerned by the detention of one of the kremlin� s most high profile critics, alexei navalny. Mr navalny was held as he entered russia for the First Time Since he was nearly killed by the nerve agent novichok. He blames russian authorities for the attack five months ago, but the kremlin denies any involvement. Sir richard branson� s rocket company, virgin 0rbit, has succeeded in putting its first satellites into space. They were on a rocket launched from an old 7117 plane in california. Sir richard has said he hopes eventually to do it from newquay in cornwall. Now the weather with matt. Some people like the snow, but i am glad it has gone. It is all right for you, we did not have any good morning. I did not see anything. You need to get to sheffield, we had a few inches. You might have more later week but before then other concerns. This is a shot from yesterday with high rivers and flooded fields, which will be a feature of the next days with heavy rainfall across some parts of the uk accompanied by snowmelt and a risk of flooding as we go through the second half of the week. The rain will fall quite widely. It is where you see the bright colours on the chart where the heaviest rain will be. West wales. Perhaps two months of rainfall in the space of three days and that will bring the flood risk and that will bring the flood risk and we will have more on that throughout the morning. Today a cold start with some frost here and there and showers in scotland and Northern Ireland. Wintry showers in the west of scotland. Something mild pushing in and through the day, england and wales clouding over, rain in south wales, South West England, and temperatures higher than recently. Tonight, rain becomes heavier and more widespread. It is on the hills that faces an increasing south west wind where we will see the heaviest rain. Mild tonight in the south, frosty in the central belt of scotland northwards. Tomorrow, the far north of scotland should be dry. Further south rain the rest of the day. Adding to rising river levels. And shes day onwards, an increasing risk of flooding. More throughout the morning. People on universal credit have been receiving an extra £20 a week since the start of the pandemic. Now the government is coming under pressure to extend the additional payments. Ben can tell us more. Good morning. There is a lot of pressure on the government to extend the payment. What happened was at the payment. What happened was at the start of the pandemic, proving to be a financial challenge for all of us, but if you are on a lower income it means many have struggled to make ends meet. What the government did was increase the amount it was paying out through two benefits which are working tax credit and universal credit which went up by about £20. That was at a cost of about £6 billion to taxpayers. It was only designed to last 12 months of this pandemic has gone on longer than many expected, so there are questions about how long the extra cash will be paid. Let me explain what we know. Universal credit, that replaced six key benefits with one overall payment. That extra cash took the basic allowance from £320 a month up to £410 a month. Working tax credit is means tested and is designed to help with day to day expenses for people who are working but on a low income and that went up to just over 3000 a year. The extra £20 has been described as a lifeline by charities and campaigners and crucially those getting help. That and campaigners and crucially those getting help getting help. That is getting. Uali getting help. That is getting quality food getting help. That is getting quality food or getting help. That is getting quality food or food getting help. That is getting quality food or food that getting help. That is getting quality food or food that is i getting help. That is getting quality food or food that is healthy and balanced for my children who are growing. It can be those new school shows they need in september i might not be able to buy and therefore they wear to small shoes that are falling apart. Shoes are expensive. So taking away the £80 is uncalled for. 50 50 taking away the £80 is uncalled for,. , 50 taking away the £80 is uncalled for, y. , h, 50 taking away the £80 is uncalled for, y. , , 50 taking away the £80 is uncalled for. ,. , 50 taking away the £80 is uncalled for. So you can see why many people need it. For. So you can see why many people need it as for. So you can see why many people need it as i for. So you can see why many people need it. As i mentioned, for. So you can see why many people need it. As i mentioned, the for. So you can see why many people need it. As i mentioned, the crisis i need it. As i mentioned, the crisis has gone on so much longer than many expected. The money is due to run out in april and as yet there is no decision about whether it will be extended. Anti poverty campaigners, charities and those receiving it say they need this money to be extended and they want a decision sooner rather than later. At and they want a decision sooner rather than later. And they want a decision sooner rather than later. At least in the cominu rather than later. At least in the coming months rather than later. At least in the coming months we rather than later. At least in the coming months we do rather than later. At least in the coming months we do expect i rather than later. At least in the i coming months we do expect that there will be a significant rise in unemployment as the furlough scheme is brought to an end so there will be more families who will be entering financial hardship, because even though restrictions will ease, the economy will not have bounced back to the same place and it will also be configured differently so some sectors will be smaller than they were before the pandemic, which means we think unemployment will rise, so having a stronger safety net is important. The rise, so having a stronger safety net is important. Rise, so having a stronger safety net is important. The reason we are talkin net is important. The reason we are talking about net is important. The reason we are talking about it net is important. The reason we are talking about it today net is important. The reason we are talking about it today is net is important. The reason we are talking about it today is because talking about it today is because labour is expected to raise the issue in the house of commons and it will more than 6 million families can be affected by any cut in that extra payment. The government said it had done a lot to help working families and said it is committed to supporting the lowest paid families in the pandemic and beyond in its words, to ensure no one is left behind. It is boosting spending by hundreds of billions to safeguard jobs. And putting more money into the welfare system. The chancellor is set to unveil his budget on the 3rd of march and that is when potentially we could hear more about it. Yesterday the foreign secretary said they would outline all of their plans for spending and taxation in that budget in march. Perhaps we will not hear anything about extending these schemes until then, but as you have been hearing, a lot of campaigners and Charities Say they need the clarity now. We will be talking about that throughout the programme and if you want to get in touch about that, please do. At 8 30am we have the National Medical director professor Stephen Powis here. Last week we heard professor chris whitty here. And he had so many questions for him. Do send them in. You can find us on social media. I will find the e mail address. You know how to get in touch. And we know you know how to get in touch because you do, so please get in touch. Lets take a look at todays papers. Covid Vaccination Progress leads most of mondays front pages, including the telegraph. Shall i find it here . You find it. Theres also a picture of the russian Opposition Leader alexei navalny, whos been detained after flying back to moscow from germany, five months after he was nearly killed by a nerve agent attack. According to the daily mirror, every adult in the uk will be offered a Coronavirus Vaccine by the autumn. The paper also reports that the foreign secretary dominic raab said the current lockdown could be eased from march. Are you ready with the daily express . I have not got that. The daily express cites the Prime Minister as saying 140 vaccinations are now being administered every minute. Theres also a picture of the presenter denise van 0uten, who dislocated her shoulder afterfalling during rehearsalsjust for the show dancing on ice. And the Washington Post has tweeted this story and striking image. It says the fbi is screening us troops for possible Insider Threats ahead ofjoe bidens inauguration on wednesday. Would it be fair to say we are probably more grumpy than normal today . We are not normally grumpy. Not grumpy, i think down. Down is a good description. Today is blue monday. It is the gloomiest day of the year. It has cheered me up knowing that, because it makes me feel slightly better. People are urged to check in with friends and family on what is described as the most depressing day of the year. It is known as blue monday, viewed as a time when peoples mood might have dipped after the festive season. Bills may have arrived with payday some way off and the weather is gloomy. Shall i go on . No. New Year Resolutions have been shelved. What day is it today . Its normally long gone by now, new Year Resolutions. I made simple resolutions. It is so easy i might be able to stick by it, drink more water and eat more fruit. That is not challenging. The Christmas Tree update . Louise kept her tree up, lights and decorations. It is still there. Any needle dropping . No. Very impressive. Do you know charm and Peanut Butter sales have gone up significantly. Have you turn to something in the lockdown . Yesterday, i made coronation chicken. Forthe yesterday, i made coronation chicken. For the first time in decades, probably. It was delicious. What are you eating . I have gone through my christmas spreads. I have run out of chutney. I shall be having more of that. I shall be having more of that. I like this story. About prince william. Apparently he was once cornered by a snarling police dog that mr kim for an intruder. He was on a late night walk when the dog picked up his scent. He stood still, probably advisable. Is this at a royal residence . Yes, and he stood still until the dog handler caught up. He was not bitten in the scare, said to have happened at a christmas break some years ago. I wonder if he did crocodile dundee . I wonder if he did crocodile dundee . I am not sure that works. Ill set my on you and you and you can see if it works i have always wanted to try that. You have ruined my entire childhood telling me that does not work. We have a lot of serious news today. Lets try to bring you cheer, as well. It was 12 months ago this week when the worlds first coronavirus lockdown began, in the chinese city of wuhan. 0ur china correspondent, stephen mcdonell, has revisited the city and its surrounding province, and found that life is approaching normality. It was the start of what would become a Global Health emergency. 60 Million People were being locked down as we entered Hubei Province in january 2020. A year later, weve returned to see how people are faring. Well, last time, at this exact point, we were stopped by a police roadblock. Not now, though. In we go. Well be inside hubei any minute. In this rural community, people tell us theyre having celebrations, like weddings, again. Hubei province hasnt had a local Coronavirus Infection for seven months, and masks are no longer mandatory. As you can see, workers are back out in the streets, preparing their traditional foods in the way they used to. They certainly were not doing this in january last year. The closer we get to the regional capital, the busier it becomes. Apart from the sheer number of those on the streets now, compared to this time last year, one thing you notice is a change in peoples attitudes. There seems to be a feeling that the authorities now know how to control these coronavirus outbreaks when they come, and that does spur confidence. Next stop, wuhan, home to the worlds first coronavirus clusters. Its now hard to imagine this city of 11 Million People shut down a lockdown, many here say, they dont regret. Theres no doubt china has done well reining in the virus, but if you believe the propaganda, its as if nowhere else at all has had any success. In the crucial early days of the outbreak, people were silenced here for trying to sound a warning, and we still dont know how the pandemic started. But, after months of hardship, the city first struck by the coronavirus is now functioning pretty much as normal. And many around the world can only dream of returning to such a state. Stephen mcdonell, bbc news, wuhan. A fascinating insight to what is happening there. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Still to come on todays programme. Organ music. That is the hovis music . I think it is. Well meet the organist who has been providing the ultimate background music while jabs are administered at salisbury cathedral. Thats happening just before seven. Isaid i said cheer up the nation, but. A timely reminder to think before you speak. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london, im tarah welsh. The latest Vaccination Centres in london and essex open today. Its hoped this centre in wembley will treat around 4,000 of the most Vulnerable People in the capital every day. Its one of ten large sites opening across the country today, including one near wickford. It comes as a relief for many, like betty. Its very, very difficult. And we just want to be, sort of set free, as it were. Every single day we wait for the postman. And then we do that the next day and the next day. And werejust, eh, waiting like everybody is that wants to get on with their lives. Today marks the 40th anniversary of a house fire in new cross, in which 13 young black people died. It happened at a 16th birthday party, and is said to have been a watershed moment for britains black communities. Among those who died was 22 year old paul ruddick. His wife says the tragedy was a disaster for her whole family. As for my husband, well. For me, everything. My life. The father of my daughter. I mean, ive lost everything. The metropolitan police said it thoroughly investigated the circumstances of the fire, and any new and genuine information which comes to light will be thoroughly assessed. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. 0n the roads, in bexleyheath, traffic is down to the hard shoulder in both directions on the a2. Thats East Rochester way at the danson interchange. Its down to bridge works, and there are westbound queues to hall place. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. It is a chilly start this monday morning, but temperatures widely hovering just above zero. We should see some bright spells, some sunny spells through the morning, but gradually the cloud is going to increase. You mightjust get a spot of light rain. The temperature today getting up to a maximum of eight celsius. Now into this evening and overnight, thats when were going to get our lowest temperatures at around six celsius. Youll notice, however, more cloud moving in from the south west. With it, some outbreaks of rain. And as that moves through, some milder air imported. So actually, by the end of the night, temperatures are likely to be a few degrees higher. As we head into tuesday, low pressure takes charge of our weather. Youll notice a bit of a squeeze in the isobars as well. Becoming quite breezy, outbreaks of rain and the temperature up at around 12 or 13 celsius, some very mild air. And as we head further through this week towards wednesday, some heavy rain on the way as well. And the met office has a yellow weather warning in place. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Coming up on breakfast this morning with millions of families about to start another week of home schooling, well catch up with the broadcaster and classically trained pianist Myleene Klass shell have some tips on making Music Lessons fun. Last year they wowed us with their version of a les mis anthem. Now, hallelujah the marsh family have adapted a Leonard Cohen classic. Well speak to them before nine. It is all about trying to encourage people to get the new vaccine. And its not quite hump day yet but well be talking about wild camels with the tv presenter and number one camel let us tell you what is going on in the news. All travel corridors to the uk were closed at four oclock this morning, in a bid to prevent new strains of coronavirus from spreading. It means anyone arriving here until at least the middle of february will need proof of a negative covid test, and then to isolate on arrival for up to ten days. Werejoined now by emma brennan from the association of British Travel agents. Good morning. Isuppose good morning. I suppose the first question is, these rules changed at four oclock this morning. What kind of impact is it going to have . These of impact is it going to have . These rules coming of impact is it going to have . These rules coming into of impact is it going to have . These rules coming into day of impact is it going to have . These rules coming into day are of impact is it going to have . These rules coming into day are actually. Rules coming into day are actually coming rules coming into day are actually coming in rules coming into day are actually coming in on top of a range of other measures coming in on top of a range of other measures that already exist for travet measures that already exist for travet 50 measures that already exist for travel. So the advice for the moment is you travel. So the advice for the moment is you shouldnt really be travelling on this for absolutely essential reasons. But also prior to that there essential reasons. But also prior to that there were a lot of restrictions, a lot of countries warrant restrictions, a lot of countries warrant allowing visitors from the uk warrant allowing visitors from the uk and warrant allowing visitors from the uk, and there has been a ban on centrai uk, and there has been a ban on central travel and the majority of destinations for some time. The number destinations for some time. The number of destinations for some time. The number of people travelling at the moment number of people travelling at the moment is a lot smaller than you would moment is a lot smaller than you would expect to see at this time of the year would expect to see at this time of the ear. ,. ,. The year. There is some which we dont know the year. There is some which we dont know. We the year. There is some which we dont know. We know the year. There is some which we dont know. We know people the year. There is some which we dont know. We know people will| the year. There is some which we dont know. We know people will have to have a negative coronavirus test before they come back to the uk. Talk us through how you would set about getting that . Presumably it depends where you are . Absolutely. For most places depends where you are . Absolutely. For most places you depends where you are . Absolutely. For most places you will depends where you are . Absolutely. 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What we are saying to the government now is there are two things the government now is there are two things they the government now is there are two things they needed to do to support of the things they needed to do to support of the travel industry. The first is making of the travel industry. The first is making sure there are proper there making sure there are proper there is making sure there are proper there is proper Financial Support for the there is proper Financial Support for the sector. We havent had anything for the sector. We havent had anything specific. They need to realise anything specific. They need to realise that our members havent really realise that our members havent really been able to operate since lockdown really been able to operate since lockdown. Also, they need a plan to. Et lockdown. Also, they need a plan to get out lockdown. Also, they need a plan to get out of lockdown. Also, they need a plan to get out of this and how we take travel get out of this and how we take travel forward with all of these new measures travel forward with all of these new measures and how they are going to work in measures and how they are going to work in the measures and how they are going to work in the future. fire measures and how they are going to work in the future. Work in the future. Are people bookin work in the future. Are people booking at work in the future. Are people booking at the work in the future. Are people booking at the moment . Work in the future. Are people | booking at the moment . What work in the future. Are people i booking at the moment . What is work in the future. Are people booking at the moment . What is going on with flights at the moment . 50 on with flights at the moment . So people are still booking. There is huge people are still booking. There is huge demand for travel. People have not been huge demand for travel. People have not been able to travel quite some time not been able to travel quite some time you not been able to travel quite some time. You are desperate to have something time. You are desperate to have something in the pipeline. But its more something in the pipeline. But its more towards late summer, the end of this year more towards late summer, the end of this year and more towards late summer, the end of this year. And actually on into 2022, this year. And actually on into 2022, when people are actually travelling. 2022, when people are actually travellinu. 2022, when people are actually travellina. , 2022, when people are actually travellinu. , , travelling. There are flights being cancelled obviously travelling. There are flights being cancelled obviously at travelling. There are flights being cancelled obviously at the travelling. There are flights being l cancelled obviously at the moment because of what has happened. What about refunds . What are passengers rights in that case . 50. About refunds . What are passengers rights in that case . Rights in that case . So, as you said, rights in that case . So, as you said. When rights in that case . So, as you said, when restrictions rights in that case . So, as you said, when restrictions come l rights in that case . So, as you | said, when restrictions come in rights in that case . So, as you i said, when restrictions come in it means said, when restrictions come in it means the said, when restrictions come in it means the airlines tend to reduce the capacity of their flights. If your the capacity of their flights. If your flight is cancelled, your airline your flight is cancelled, your airline should be able to provide you with airline should be able to provide you with a airline should be able to provide you with a refund and an opportunity to rebook you with a refund and an opportunity to rebook for a later date. We would recommend to rebook for a later date. We would recommend that people wait to hear from their recommend that people wait to hear from theirairline. If recommend that people wait to hear from their airline. If you choose to cancel from their airline. If you choose to cancel yourself, that could affect the opportunities going forward. Lets the opportunities going forward. Lets talk the opportunities going forward. Lets talk about the impact on the travel industry as well. Will it recover, do you think, to pre pandemic levels . I recover, do you think, to prepandemic levels . Recover, do you think, to re andemic levels . ,. , prepandemic levels . I think that is auoin to prepandemic levels . I think that is going to take prepandemic levels . I think that is going to take some prepandemic levels . I think that is going to take some time, prepandemic levels . I think that is going to take some time, which prepandemic levels . I think that is going to take some time, which is l going to take some time, which is why reallylt we really need some help from the government. We have lost about help from the government. We have lost about 160,000 jobs already. Unfortunately, some of the best loved unfortunately, some of the best loved travel companies in the uk have loved travel companies in the uk have already gone out of business. Actually have already gone out of business. Actually a have already gone out of business. Actually a lot of companies have been actually a lot of companies have been resilient but they are running on empty been resilient but they are running on empty now. They are looking at a 12 to 18 on empty now. They are looking at a 12 to 18 months of last bookings. So its really 12 to 18 months of last bookings. So its really important at the government looks at how it can support government looks at how it can support the sector. Other have the measures support the sector. Other have the measures it is providing at the moment measures it is providing at the moment actually only consider the fact that moment actually only consider the fact that you are a retail business, perhaps fact that you are a retail business, perhaps closed because of lockdown. It is perhaps closed because of lockdown. It is not perhaps closed because of lockdown. It is not taking into account it is over it is not taking into account it is over ten it is not taking into account it is over ten months now when the industry over ten months now when the industry hasnt been able to trade, hasnt industry hasnt been able to trade, hasnt been industry hasnt been able to trade, hasnt been able to generate any income hasnt been able to generate any income. , �. ,. , ~ hasnt been able to generate any income. , �. ,. ,. ,. , income. Emma brennan, thank you for our time. Income. Emma brennan, thank you for your time. Thank income. Emma brennan, thank you for your time. Thank you. Your time. Thank you. Talking about good news, you mention it was blue monday. Quite a few people might be feeling down this morning. Well, john is here. And john always puts a smile on our faces. Apart from the fact your screen has just died faces. Apart from the fact your screen hasjust died behind you well get the gremlins out of the way. Well get the gremlins out of the wa. � ,. ,. ,. , it is good news. England winning theirfirst it is good news. England winning their first test of the series against sri lanka. They were sprayed with disinfectant on their arrival. They had to fulfil a period of self isolation. They have been living in a bubble. To get a win in the first test will be a real lift, wont it . In that environment it would be pretty intense if you lost, wouldnt it . Your route will be absolutely delighted. As will be the most of the team. The rest of the team. Good morning. A little over half an hour is all england needed this morning. Dan lawrence and Jonny Bairstow knocking off the runs required, just 36 for victory on the final day. Bairstow� s four taking them past their target. Sri lanka bowled out for 135 in theirfirst innings, joe root� s great double hundred in reply building the foundation for their win. And theyll hope to wrap up the series with victory in the next test, which starts in galle on friday. Good signs for england whove now won four consecutive overseas tests for the first time in 64 years. It didnt quite live up to its top of the table billing, but Manchester United manager ole Gunnar Solskjaer felt his side did enough to win yesterdays stalemate at anfield. No doubt they had the best chances to win it. Firstly, Bruno Fernandes who was kept out by alisson at close range. Fernandes, who has so ofen been the difference for united. And then late on, paul pogba couldve won it for united. But the brazilian keeper made another good save. Its only a good result if we win the next game, because you feel its an opportunity missed with the chances with the chances weve had. But then again, were playing against a very good side. So, disappointed. But still, a point is, erm, is ok, if you win the next one. The earlier you can use your chances, the better it is, because after that you have the impression if we didnt use the chance, you get tired, everybody gets tired on the pitch. You are not exactly the same. Youre not as precise as before with the passing. Little things change. You make changes from outside, the coach make changes from outside, and all these things. So, in the first half an hour, we were outstanding, and there we should have. Should have done it and we didnt. And thats why its now 0 0. Manchester city seized their chance, moving above liverpool into second after a 4 0 win over crystal palace. And an unlikely goal scorer defenderjohn stones with two, his first league goals for city. The best of the lot though came from raheem sterling, who curled in this brilliant free kick. So city and leicester just two points behind Manchester United, and one ahead of liverpool. Not to be outdone, have a look at this goal from Tanguy Ndombele for tottenham, as they beat Sheffield United 3 1, to get their challenge for a top four spot back on track at the top. Rangers run of 15 league wins in a row came to an end with a 1 1 draw at motherwell. Devante cole, son of the former england striker andrew cole, put the hosts ahead, before subtitute cedric itten equalised. The point was enough to move motherwell off the bottom of the table. Rangers are still 21 points clear of celtic at the top. In the womens super league, defending champions chelsea beat Manchester United to move to the top of the table on goal difference. Fran kirby raced in behind the United Defence to get the winner, 2 1 the final score. Chelsea now unbeaten in 31 league games, and have a game in hand. Twenty year old yan bingtao upsetjohn higgins to take the masters snooker title in milton keynes. Hes the youngest winner since Ronnie Osullivan back in 1995. On his debut in the tournament, he won by ten frames to eight. He may have looked composed but he said he was feeling anything but. And he certainly struggled to get to grips with the trophy, which is quite a heavy beast. There have been farfrom ideal preparations ahead of the start of delayed australian open, with frustrations growing. Firstly, over the exception being made for the players and support staff touching down there, as thousands of australian citizens wanting to head home remain stranded abroad because of coronavrius travel restrictions. 72 players are now being made to self isolate after at least one person tested positive for covid on their flights. For some, that means two weeks without leaving their bedrooms. Theyre all getting creative with indoor workouts. Heres johanna konta. Shes one who is allowed to train outside. French open champion iga swiatek, getting those drills in. Not sure that will be going down too well with the neighbours. And pablo cuevas getting inventive with his mattress here. But the cabin fever might have struck in a bit early for him, as hes started using it as a surfboard. Youve got to keep an eye on him. If this is what day one, day two of his quarantine period, i wonder what he will be doing at the end of two weeks holed up in his bedroom . He has gone early. I weeks holed up in his bedroom . He has gone early has gone early. I have seen golfers do that when has gone early. I have seen golfers do that when theyre has gone early. I have seen golfers do that when theyre ready do that when theyre ready desperate to find a golfing range. At what speed does a mattress returnable . At what speed does a mattress returnable . Quite effectively, i think. Youve returnable . Quite effectively, i think. Youve got returnable . Quite effectively, i think. Youve got to returnable . Quite effectively, i think. Youve got to get returnable . Quite effectively, i. Think. Youve got to get creative. For some think. Youve got to get creative. For some of think. Youve got to get creative. For some of them, think. Youve got to get creative. For some of them, they think. Youve got to get creative. For some of them, they literally | for some of them, they literally cant leave their hotel room for two weeks. You think about preparations for a major tournament, that will be a massive hindrance. You gotta do something to try and get yourself in the shape possible. The mattress is it ~. , 4 the shape possible. The mattress is it ~. , ~. , the shape possible. The mattress is it . , ~. , a the shape possible. The mattress is it . , ~. , �. , the shape possible. The mattress is it work with what youve got. Thank ou. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. Good morning. A very busy and quite hectic week of weather coming our way. This is the scene across the Scottish Borders yesterday. Still some snow. We have seen a steady thaw. But still about a weeks weather water all locked up in that frozen snow. That could be quite important. What is coming our way over the next 24 hours is something much milder. South westerly winds, particularly across england, wales and Northern Ireland, and with that heavy rain. This shows where the rain will be falling through the week. All of us will see some. We could see two months of rainfall in the space of three days in one or two spots. The met office concerned about Northern England. In these kind of areas we could see the heavy rain, snow melt compliant, river levels high. Snowmelt combined. Elsewhere across england and wales, southern scotland and Northern Ireland will be some heavy rain to come. It is waiting in the wings the moment. Approaching towards us. Slightly quieter conditions at the moment. Down eastern areas clear skies. Frost around first thing. Some showers in southern scotland and Northern Ireland today, drifting further north. Staying dry through the afternoon. Increasing cloud towards the south and west. That is the first time we will have more persistent rain in wales and in the later. Temperatures above where we should be at the time of the year for some. Should be at the time of the year forsome. Double should be at the time of the year for some. Double figures in the south west. The milder will push north as we go through tonight. Not as heavy rain becomes persistent. Neither onand, southern scotland, Northern Ireland, north and west wales. North of that, a chilly night. Milderfurther wales. North of that, a chilly night. Milder further south compared to recently. As we go through tomorrow the same sort of area sitting under this rain band. Northern ireland, southern scotland, was in west wales. The rain, particularly on the hills, could be torrential. Gale force winds to the south. Some parts of east anglia and the south east not sing too much on the south east not sing too much on the way of rain. To the north of the area of rain, temperatures in single figures. A bright day for northern scotland. 13 in the south. Tuesday night into wednesday there could be snow in the northern edge. The rain is still there across Northern England and wales as we go into wednesday. Rainfall totals continuing to tart up. Breezy in the south and east. Brighter but colder in scotland and Northern Ireland. It is the colder air that will eventually win out. An area of low pressure will push towards the east of us as we go through thursday night into friday. In doing so we could see blizzards across some parts of the east of scotland into Northern England. Much colder. And we will see the return of some snow. A topsy turvy week. But throughout it all we will have to keep a close eye on river levels. Flooding is a significant risk in some parts. Blizzards and flooding. Wow. As weve been hearing, the uks Vaccination Programme is now well under way. And among those receiving theirjabs are frontline nhs workers. That includes dr nighat arif, who is one of our regular breakfast gps. She had herfirst dose over the weekend. Lets see how she got on. Good morning. Iam good morning. I am a gp in buckinghamshire. I have been a gp for about ten years. Working on the nhs on the front line. Today, some exciting news. Iam nhs on the front line. Today, some exciting news. I am off to have my Covid Vaccine. The lovely rhiannon is going to vaccinate me. Im really excited about this. So ive had my vaccine. I was given the Pfizer Vaccine. I was given the Pfizer Vaccine. It was completely painless. No different from having the flu jabs. I didnt feel anything. She jabs. I didnt feelanything. She was jabs. I didnt feel anything. She was brilliant. Jabs. I didnt feelanything. She was brilliant. I jabs. I didnt feel anything. She was brilliant. Ifeel so excited. And overwhelmed that i have had the vaccine. This feels like i am a part of living history. So please, when you are coming for your vaccine, go ahead and get it. Because it is the only way we are going to get on top of this situation. Nighatjoins us now from buckinghamshire. Good morning. Thank you for being on with us. How are you feeling a few days after the vaccination . I ieiit days after the vaccination . I felt absolutely days after the vaccination . I felt absolutely. They days after the vaccination . I felt absolutely. They did days after the vaccination . I felt absolutely. They did say days after the vaccination . I felt absolutely. They did say to days after the vaccination . I felt absolutely. They did say to me that i absolutely. They did say to me that i might absolutely. They did say to me that i might get a headache or a sore arm~ i might get a headache or a sore arm~ ive i might get a headache or a sore arm. Ive had none of that. I guess i arm. Ive had none of that. I guess i am arm. Ive had none of that. I guess i am one arm. Ive had none of that. I guess i am one of arm. Ive had none of that. I guess i am one of the lucky ones. I have been i am one of the lucky ones. I have been carrying on with my day to day, manic been carrying on with my day to day, manic weekend just like everybody else out manic weekend just like everybody else out there. But im fine. That is aood else out there. But im fine. That is good to else out there. But im fine. That is good to hear. Else out there. But im fine. Trust is good to hear. Obviously you work in health care. Was it busier than you expected it to be . Was it frantic . How did it work . It was really simple frantic . How did it work . It was really simple. I frantic . How did it work . It was really simple. I got frantic . How did it work . It was really simple. I got a frantic . How did it work . It was really simple. I got a text frantic . How did it work . It was i really simple. I got a text message a few really simple. I got a text message a few days really simple. I got a text message a few days earlier saying that it was at a few days earlier saying that it was at stoke mandeville. I was given a time was at stoke mandeville. I was given a time i was at stoke mandeville. I was given a time. I cant tell you how amazed i a time. I cant tell you how amazed i was a time. I cant tell you how amazed i was at a time. I cant tell you how amazed i was at the a time. I cant tell you how amazed i was at the layout of adult. I was speaking i was at the layout of adult. I was speaking to commander dean elliott from the speaking to commander dean elliott from the fire brigade service, who set up from the fire brigade service, who set up this from the fire brigade service, who set up this infrastructure on three sites set up this infrastructure on three sites they set up this infrastructure on three sites. They were getting through 1200 sites. They were getting through 1200 people a day. And then hopefully, they are planning to get up hopefully, they are planning to get up to hopefully, they are planning to get up to 2000 a day vaccinations. A team up to 2000 a day vaccinations. A team of up to 2000 a day vaccinations. A team of people took your history. Please team of people took your history. Please make sure that you know what your recent please make sure that you know what your recent drug history is. So if your recent drug history is. So if you are your recent drug history is. So if you are blood thinners, let them know you are blood thinners, let them know if you are blood thinners, let them know. If you are allergic to anything, i have had anaphylaxis in the past, anything, i have had anaphylaxis in the past, make sure there are no risks the past, make sure there are no risks attached. Then you are placed in a holding risks attached. Then you are placed in a holding area for 15 minutes, also in a holding area for 15 minutes, also silly in a holding area for 15 minutes, also silly distance. Everybody is wearing also silly distance. Everybody is wearing masks. Hand washing is consistent. Sanitisation is consistent. Sanitisation is consistent. I was really, consistent. Sanitisation is consistent. Iwas really, really impressed with my colleagues. Because impressed with my colleagues. Because i know how hard my colleagues locally have worked to set up colleagues locally have worked to set up all colleagues locally have worked to set up all of this infrastructure. And in set up all of this infrastructure. And in a set up all of this infrastructure. And in a very short space of time. Whilst and in a very short space of time. Whilst we and in a very short space of time. Whilst we are still dealing with all the winter roy says gps we get. And whilst the winter roy says gps we get. And whilst we the winter roy says gps we get. And whilst we are seeing the rest of medicine whilst we are seeing the rest of medicine on top of covid 19. So this i medicine on top of covid 19. So this i know. Medicine on top of covid 19. So this i know. Seek medicine on top of covid 19. So this i know, seek to set this up any site that i know, seek to set this up any site that is i know, seek to set this up any site that is in i know, seek to set this up any site that is in purpose built, it is a stadium site that is in purpose built, it is a stadium or site that is in purpose built, it is a stadium or town hall, i was in all to see a stadium or town hall, i was in all to see it a stadium or town hall, i was in all to see it all a stadium or town hall, i was in all to see it all played out. It is literally to see it all played out. It is literally part of living history. I dont literally part of living history. I dont think we will ever expend anything dont think we will ever expend anything like this again. Good to hear it was anything like this again. Good to hear it was so anything like this again. Good to hear it was so smoothly anything like this again. Good to hear it was so smoothly done i anything like this again. Good to | hear it was so smoothly done for anything like this again. Good to i hear it was so smoothly done for you at the weekend. There will be some people listening to and watching this morning you are still worried about getting the vaccine. And i still think as well there is quite a bit of it misinformation out there. Much of it have you seen and how damaging do you think that is . Yeah, i have seen damaging do you think that is . Yeah, i have seen a damaging do you think that is . Yeah, i have seen a lot. Damaging do you think that is . Yeah, i have seen a lot. A damaging do you think that is . Yeah, i have seen a lot. A lot damaging do you think that is . Yeah, i have seen a lot. A lot of damaging do you think that is . Yeah, i have seen a lot. A lot of it i have seen a lot. A lot of it hasnt i have seen a lot. A lot of it hasnt been on my social media. Locally hasnt been on my social media. Locally speaking to my communities, as a practising muslim i am approached by a lot of my muslim community. Some of my colleagues have approached me to say theyre worried have approached me to say theyre worried about some of the misinformation. I wanted to tackle a lot misinformation. wanted to tackle a lot of misinformation. I wanted to tackle a lot of them misinformation. I wanted to tackle a lot of them. Firstly, i have had the pfizer lot of them. Firstly, i have had the Pfizer Vaccine and it is not live vaccine Pfizer Vaccine and it is not live vaccine. Secondly, there are lots of myths vaccine. Secondly, there are lots of myths around it that there are foetus myths around it that there are foetus cells. There is nothing like that foetus cells. There is nothing like that there foetus cells. There is nothing like that. There is no alcohol or gelatine that. There is no alcohol or gelatine in it. The amount that you. Et gelatine in it. The amount that you get in gelatine in it. The amount that you get in a gelatine in it. The amount that you get in a slice of bologna. That is so tiny get in a slice of bologna. That is so tiny it get in a slice of bologna. That is so tiny it is get in a slice of bologna. That is so tiny it is. The British Medical Association actually deemed it to be permissible. We were so lucky that on the permissible. We were so lucky that on the 15th permissible. We were so lucky that on the 15th ofjanuary, last friday, all of on the 15th ofjanuary, last friday, all of the on the 15th ofjanuary, last friday, all of the imams and england got together all of the imams and england got together at their friday sermon and actually together at their friday sermon and actually said as muslims it was our duty to actually said as muslims it was our duty to have a vaccine and support the wider duty to have a vaccine and support the wider community. There is lots of misinformation about the fact that as of misinformation about the fact that as gps we want to force people to have that as gps we want to force people to have a that as gps we want to force people to have a vaccine. There is nobody being to have a vaccine. There is nobody being forced. It is completely consensual. It is really important that you consensual. It is really important that you actually do this because you are that you actually do this because you are protecting yourself and others you are protecting yourself and others as you are protecting yourself and others. As you guys already know, there others. As you guys already know, there have others. As you guys already know, there have been pictures of people saying there have been pictures of people saying hospitals are empty, the corridors saying hospitals are empty, the corridors are empty, this is a hoax. This is corridors are empty, this is a hoax. This is all corridors are empty, this is a hoax. This is all made it up. That is really this is all made it up. That is really damaging to the morale of firstly, really damaging to the morale of firstly, my colleagues. It is not helpful firstly, my colleagues. It is not helpful to firstly, my colleagues. It is not helpful to the relatives who have lost loved ones because i, as a gp, and supporting their relatives if they are and supporting their relatives if they are going through the grieving process they are going through the grieving process is they are going through the grieving process is. If they cant do the ritualistic process is. If they cant do the ritualistic stuff around a funeral. All of ritualistic stuff around a funeral. All of that ritualistic stuff around a funeral. All of that misinformation is being spread all of that misinformation is being spread if all of that misinformation is being spread. If you are coming across it, please spread. If you are coming across it, please stop spread. If you are coming across it, please stop it and do not pass it on. Y. , please stop it and do not pass it on. ,. ,. , please stop it and do not pass it on. ,. ,. , please stop it and do not pass it on. ,. ,. , ,~ please stop it and do not pass it on. Have you had anybody ask you about one on. Have you had anybody ask you about one of on. Have you had anybody ask you about one of the on. Have you had anybody ask you about one of the wilder on. Have you had anybody ask you about one of the wilder rumours i about one of the wilder rumours about one of the wilder rumours about the vaccine being used to track people via 5g . Has anybody actually spoken to you about that . Yes. Multiple times. And that is again yes. Multiple times. And that is again completely wrong. Countries that have again completely wrong. Countries that have no doubt what my country that have no doubt what my country that dont have 56 still have country that dont have 56 still have covid 19. And there is an unfortunately tragic loss of life in those unfortunately tragic loss of life in those countries. There are no tracking those countries. There are no tracking devices. Ive had the vaccine tracking devices. Ive had the vaccine and i definitely dont feel like bill vaccine and i definitely dont feel like bill gates is tracking me. And if he does. Like bill gates is tracking me. And if he does, my life is kinda boring so he if he does, my life is kinda boring so he can if he does, my life is kinda boring so he can drag me all he likes. That is the best so he can drag me all he likes. That is the best answer so he can drag me all he likes. Trust is the best answer ive had today. On a more serious side of things, it seems we might have reached a peak of cases. Does that mean the next week to ten days are going to be difficult in terms of hospitalisations and deaths because that peak does follow afterwards, doesnt it . I that peak does follow afterwards, doesnt it . ~ that peak does follow afterwards, doesnt it . ,. ,. ,. , doesnt it . I think as a community weve not doesnt it . I think as a community weve got to doesnt it . I think as a community weve got to be doesnt it . I think as a community weve got to be bracing doesnt it . I think as a community weve got to be bracing ourselves| weve got to be bracing ourselves for the weve got to be bracing ourselves for the massive tragic loss of life that we for the massive tragic loss of life that we are going to suffer. Remember, we reached 60,000 cases. Thatjust remember, we reached 60,000 cases. Thatjust means later on remember, we reached 60,000 cases. That just means later on down the line, that just means later on down the line. A that just means later on down the line, a fortnight down the line or so, we line, a fortnight down the line or so, we are line, a fortnight down the line or so, we are going to see deaths. What i am so, we are going to see deaths. What i am hearing so, we are going to see deaths. What i am hearing and seeing as a gp is it is affecting younger, what i would it is affecting younger, what i would say are fitter people. That is the scary would say are fitter people. That is the scary thing. There are new variants the scary thing. There are new variants. This is where that message of making variants. This is where that message of making sure that we are staying indoors, of making sure that we are staying indoors, only going out of it is completely necessary, washing those hands, completely necessary, washing those hands, covering our face, completely necessary, washing those hands, covering ourface, having completely necessary, washing those hands, covering our face, having the physical hands, covering our face, having the physical distance from people, its ust physical distance from people, its just utterly important. I cant emphasise how important it is. That is the emphasise how important it is. That is the only emphasise how important it is. That is the only way we are going to drive is the only way we are going to drive down the numbers and therefore a death drive down the numbers and therefore a death later on. It is god promisingly high, these numbers. It makes promisingly high, these numbers. It makes me promisingly high, these numbers. It makes me really upset to hear those numbers makes me really upset to hear those numbers i makes me really upset to hear those numbers. I know that this is real people numbers. I know that this is real people. That is peoples loved ones and their people. That is peoples loved ones and their relatives. That doesnt bear and their relatives. That doesnt bear thinking about. They are not going bear thinking about. They are not going to bear thinking about. They are not going to be there for christmas at the end going to be there for christmas at the end of going to be there for christmas at the end of 2021. We also need to be able to the end of 2021. We also need to be able to say the end of 2021. We also need to be able to say that this is the time to support able to say that this is the time to support each other because i am seeing support each other because i am seeing Mental Health go up as well. A lot of seeing Mental Health go up as well. A lot of people sitting at home or not have a lot of people sitting at home or not have been affected by it, might know not have been affected by it, might know someone who has got over covid, might know someone who has got over covid, might be know someone who has got over covid, might be sitting there thinking, well actually, this isnt affecting me or well actually, this isnt affecting me or my well actually, this isnt affecting me or my day to day life, but i am feeling me or my day to day life, but i am feeling restricted. On that feeling of feeling frustrated because this is a frustration that we are all feeling is a frustration that we are all feeling. There is a lot of uncertainty and we are finding this is something that we are not used to. Is something that we are not used to there is something that we are not used to there is is something that we are not used to. There is lots of support out there to. There is lots of support out there from to. There is lots of support out there from the samaritans, rethink. And if there from the samaritans, rethink. And if you there from the samaritans, rethink. And if you are really struggling, the government is rolling out something called every mind matters, plu something called every mind matters, plug into something called every mind matters, plug into that. We are always going to support plug into that. We are always going to support you because this is the only way to support you because this is the only way we are about to get through this together. Only way we are about to get through this together this together. Nighat, always good to talk to you this together. Nighat, always good to talk to you. Thank this together. Nighat, always good to talk to you. Thank you this together. Nighat, always good to talk to you. Thank you very i this together. Nighat, always good i to talk to you. Thank you very much. Have a great week. Good to see you. Woman i talked about where she went to have a vaccine has been really organised. How about if you are having a vaccine and some really beautiful, peaceful surroundings . Have a look at this. Its rather lovely. Music. That is salisbury cathedral, which was turned into a Vaccination Centre over the weekend. The organists were on hand to provide some wonderful soothing background music while people had theirjabs. Lets talk to the cathedral� s music director, david halls, and his assistantjohn challenger. Thank you so much forjoining us. David, how did you come up with this really wonderful idea . Weill. David, how did you come up with this really wonderful idea . Really wonderful idea . Well, id love to take really wonderful idea . Well, id love to take the really wonderful idea . Well, id love to take the credit really wonderful idea . Well, id love to take the credit for i really wonderful idea . Well, id i love to take the credit for coming up love to take the credit for coming up with love to take the credit for coming up with the idea but actually, it wasnt up with the idea but actually, it wasnt my up with the idea but actually, it wasnt my idea, it was one of my colleagues wasnt my idea, it was one of my colleagues on the senior team. I wholeheartedly supported it, as did my colleague, john. Here we are providing my colleague, john. Here we are providing music to people who are having providing music to people who are having a providing music to people who are having a slightly stressful time, lets say having a slightly stressful time, lets sa. , , having a slightly stressful time, letssa. , ,. , lets say. Honestly, ust having heard a little i lets say. 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Its which seems very sensible. Thank you for your time. Its wonderful. Thank you john as well. For your time. Its wonderful. Thank you john as well you john as well. Thats a very measured. You john as well. Thats a very measured, very you john as well. Thats a very measured, very calm you john as well. Thats a very measured, very calm away i you john as well. Thats a very measured, very calm away to | you john as well. Thats a very i measured, very calm away to get a vaccine. At what is a very difficult time for everybody. Thank you to all of you who got in contact already to say you are enjoying a bit of live organ on the television in the morning. Before seven oclock as well. Oclock as well. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london, im tarah welsh. The latest Vaccination Centres in london and essex open today. Its hoped this centre in wembley will treat around 4,000 of the most Vulnerable People in the capital every day. Its one of ten large sites opening across the country today, including one near wickford. It comes as a relief for many, like betty. Its very, very difficult. And we just want to be sort of set free, as it were. Every single day we wait for the postman. And then we do that the next day and the next day. And were just waiting like everybody is that wants to get on with their lives. Today marks the 40th anniversary of a house fire in new cross that took 13 young black lives. Many feared it had been a racist arson attack, and there were protests over the Police Handling of the investiagtion. Nobody has ever been charged. Among those who died was 22 year old paul ruddick. As for my husband, well. For me, everything. My life. The father of my daughter. I mean, ive lost everything. The metropolitan police said it thoroughly investigated the circumstances of the fire. And any new and genuine information which comes to light will be thoroughly assessed. Lets take a look at the travel situation. Theres a good service on the tube. In new southgate, the a406, the north circular is down to one lane westbound at bounds green. Thats for Emergency Water works by the rail bridge. There are delays back towards the a10 in edmonton. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. It is a chilly start this monday morning, but temperatures widely hovering just above zero. We should see some bright spells, some sunny spells through the morning, but gradually the cloud is going to increase. You mightjust get a spot of light rain. The temperature today getting up to a maximum of eight celsius. Now into this evening and overnight, thats when were going to get our lowest temperatures at around six celsius. Youll notice, however, more cloud moving in from the south west. With it, some outbreaks of rain. And as that moves through, some milder air imported. So actually, by the end of the night, temperatures are likely to be a few degrees higher. As we head into tuesday, low pressure takes charge of our weather. Youll notice a bit of a squeeze in the isobars as well. Becoming quite breezy, outbreaks of rain and the temperature up at around 12 or 13 celsius, some very mild air. And as we head further through this week towards wednesday, some heavy rain on the way as well. And the met office has a yellow weather warning in place. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Were also on facebook, instagram and twitter and Vanessa Feltz is coming up on the radio. Now though its back to louise and dan. Bye for now. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Our headlines today. Another five Million People are to be invited for their Covid Vaccine the over 70s and the clinically extremely vulnerable will be included in a major expansion of englands vaccination roll out. Ministers come under pressure to extend the £20 a week uplift in universal credit, as labourforces a commons vote on the issue. Travellers coming to the uk must now test negative for covid 19, and self isolate for ten days on arrival. It takes little more than half an hourfor england to wrap up victory in the opening test against sri lanka. Jonny bairstow hitting the winning runs. Later the winning runs. This week, snow and strong winds later this week, snow and strong winds will impact parts of the country but the next few days heavy rain and a risk of flooding in some areas. All the details here. Its monday the 18th of january. Our top story. Millions of people in england aged 70 and over, and those with medical conditions that make them extremely vulnerable to coronavirus, will be invited for vaccination from today. Theyll bejoining more than 3. 8 Million People mainly the over 80s who have already received theirfirst dose. It comes as ten new vaccination hubs open across england. Our science correspondent, pallab ghosh, has the details. The nhs is scaling up its immunisation programme. Ten new Mass Vaccination Centres open today, bringing the total to 17. Medical staff have so far been giving jabs to the two groups on top of the governments priority list. Care home residents and their carers, and to the over 80s, as well as front line health and care workers. They remain the priority. Vaccination sites that have enough supply and the capacity will now be allowed to offerjabs to the next two groups on the list the over 70s and the clinically extremely vulnerable, such as people who are receiving Cancer Treatment or have severe respiratory disease. The move is in line with the government plan to vaccinate around 15 million of those most at risk from coronavirus by the 15th of february. Its not going to be the case that, on valentines day, or the 15th of february, with one bound we are free, but, equally, i dont think that we will be having to wait until the autumn. I think somewhere between those two. Subject, of course, to this uncertainty about new variants of the coronavirus. And it will be very important that we dont see those taking off in a way that undermines the effectiveness of vaccines. Some hospitals will be open for vaccinations 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on a trial basis, in the next ten days. Pallab ghosh, bbc news. Well be talking to the vaccines minister at half past seven this morning. And at 8. 30, well be joined by professor Stephen Powis, the National Medical director of nhs england. We have had lots of questions sent in already but please send them through. You can find us on social media and e mail us directly. The Prime Minister is under pressure from both labour and his own backbench mps to extend a temporary increase in universal credit payments that was introduced at the start of the pandemic. Theres a debate on the issue in the commons today. Our chief Political Correspondent adam fleming can tell us more. Adam, could this become a full scale revolt for Boris Johnson . Ido i do not think we will have a full scale revolt today because the government told conservative mps not to take part in the vote because it has been put forward by the labour party, as the opposition they get control of the agenda every now and then in parliament, and it is to raise the issue and get us talking about it and get it on the agenda. Having said that, a fairly large group of conservative mps, called the Northern Research group, wrote a letter saying they want the extension of £20 per week to continue and it would be devastating if it would be withdrawn. Even though conservative mps will not vote against government policy and with labour today there is definitely disquiet and i have a feeling that will grow over the next weeks because there is a budget coming on the 3rd of march. The government said that is the point to consider what you do because you know more about how the pandemic is progressing and more about the state of the economy, and you could look at the picture of all support provided to people whether on universal credit, whether they run a business, employed or not working. That is the time to make decisions. Labour will say if there is so much uncertainty and risk to peoples livelihoods and the economy could be getting worse, commit to keeping the extension to universal credit right now. ~ ,. , ~. , extension to universal credit right now. ~ ,. ,. , all of the so called travel corridors into the uk were closed at four oclock this morning in a bid to prevent the spread of new covid variants. Our travel correspondent, caroline davies, is at gatwick airport. Caroline, what does this mean for people arriving here . Good morning. First, there are very few people arriving or leaving gatwick. It is pretty quiet right now. Gatwick airport have said they will average 20 flights a day this week. To give you an idea how quiet thatis, week. To give you an idea how quiet that is, in a normal november they would have 600 flights a day is so significantly reduce. Anyone arriving into the uk from an International Destination will have to keep two things in mind. They need a negative covid test before travel, which should be checked by theirairline, travel, which should be checked by their airline, ferry company, before they travel to the uk. If they manage to get to the uk and do not have one, the government said they have one, the government said they have stepped up border force controls to check people and people could be fined £500 if they do not have one. And now the travel corridors have been suspended which means anyone arriving at uk, no matter where from, have to quarantine for ten days. They can do test to release which means after five days they can have another test and if they test negative they can end their quarantine early. A few things to consider about the policy introduced today, it does not apply to anyone travelling within the uk, ireland, Channel Islands, isle of man. And it does not apply to certain like hauliers. The us remains on high alertjust two days before the handover of power from President Trump tojoe biden. National guard troops are patrolling washington amid fears of more violent protests from trump supporters. Our washington correspondent nomia iqbal can tell us more. It isa it is a strange image, to look at what is happening in washington and across america in the build up to this huge event. Across america in the buildup to this huge event. Across america in the buildup to this huge event. Good morning. Yes, it reall is this huge event. Good morning. Yes, it really is and this huge event. Good morning. Yes, it really is and not this huge event. Good morning. Yes, it really is and not the this huge event. Good morning. Yes, it really is and not the image it really is and not the image america wants to project around the world because this is a country that prides itself on a peaceful transition of power, a long held tradition held up as an example to the rest of the world. How can that be when there are armed troops on the ground . You see them everywhere. I walked into work and it has almost become a part of life here. You see men and women in uniform with guns patrolling many of the roads that have been blocked off. There is also a lot of checkpoints they have to go through in certain areas and sniffer dogs and areas that have been barricaded. Many people here have started referring to the capital as the green zone, the name given to the green zone, the name given to the fortified area in baghdad in the iraq war. There are up to 20,000 troops from the National Guard and we expect more on wednesday. The fbi warned they are expecting more protests notjust here but in state capitals across america. Hopefully not on the scale we saw last wednesday in congress. I have to say, there is a paradoxicalfeeling. On the one hand people feel secure because there are troops on the ground. At the same time, people are anxious because there are troops on the ground. One american man i spoke to at my local supermarket, his brother is in the military. He said to me it was so strange to see american troops on the streets in the us safeguarding the incoming president. The us safeguarding the incoming resident. ,. ,. , president. Thanks. I know you and we will continue president. Thanks. I know you and we will continue to president. Thanks. I know you and we will continue to follow president. Thanks. I know you and we will continue to follow things will continue to follow things closely over the next days. The Foreign Office has said the uk is deeply concerned by the detention of one of the kremlins most high profile critics alexei navalny. Mr navalny was held as he entered russia for the First Time Since he was nearly killed by the nerve agent novichok. He blames russian authorities for the attack five months ago but the kremlin denies any involvement. We have a lot of interesting guests coming your way this morning. We are here till 9 15am. And part of lockdown life which we have been doing since last week we have Myleene Klass who has been giving online Music Lessons. Heres matt with a look at the weather. A lot of weather coming our way this week. You might have noticed river levels are high and flooded fields, not great news because we have heavy rain across the country in the next few days. For is some a flood risk. Keep across the latest forecast in your area. The rainfall, this shows accumulations over the next three days. Everyone will see rain. But these areas marked in brighter colours our greatest concern. Southern scotland, to west wales. We could see two months of rain in the space of three days which will add to the risk of flooding. Thankfully, this morning, fairly quiet. Frost around. Wintry showers in the north of scotland. Northern ireland, a reasonable day. Clouding over more generally in england and wales after sunny spells and across wales and the south west, turning wet to the end the day. That process will continue into the night. Heavy persistent rain in southern scotland, Northern Ireland, Northern England and north and west wales and that will be the start of problems as you go through the next few days. A north south split with temperatures tonight with frost in northern scotland. Showers here through tuesday. Rain persist through tuesday. Rain persist through tuesday. Rain persist through tuesday. Southern scotland, Northern England, parts of west wales and north wales and Northern Ireland. The Flooding Risk will continue through the week. We will see you before eight oclock. Lets return now to those calls to extend the extra universal credit payment, which was introduced at the start of the pandemic and is currently due to end in march. Keeping the £20 weekly payment is a labour motion, but it has the support of more than 50 conservative mps. Lets speak to the shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan reynolds. Good morning. This was set out as a temporary measure. How long do you propose it should carry on . The motion i will propose it should carry on . The motion i will lead propose it should carry on . Tis motion i will lead in parliament is to make sure the £1000 for 6 million families does not go ahead the cut does not go ahead from april. No one believes the pandemic is over so it should be renewed and for the longer term, we think there are bigger problems with universal credit but the argument today is to maintain the uplift while the pandemic is with us. The right thing for british families and for the economy because taking away that spending which happens in local shops and services will be the wrong thing for economic recovery so it is clear what parliament should do today, to me. Clear what parliament should do today. To me today, to me. How long do you exect, today, to me. How long do you expect. Would today, to me. How long do you expect, would you today, to me. How long do you expect, would you like today, to me. How long do you expect, would you like it i today, to me. How long do you expect, would you like it to today, to me. How long do you expect, would you like it to be | expect, would you like it to be extended . I expect, would you like it to be extended . Expect, would you like it to be extended . A, a, a, expect, would you like it to be extended . A, a, a, extended . I cannot tell you how long the pandemic extended . I cannot tell you how long the pandemic will extended . I cannot tell you how long the pandemic will be extended . I cannot tell you how long the pandemic will be with extended . I cannot tell you how long the pandemic will be with us. Extended . I cannot tell you how long the pandemic will be with us. We the pandemic will be with us. We hope the Vaccination Programme under way means it will be sooner rather than later. In the longer term we think there are bigger problems with universal credit like the five week weight and treatment of disabled people and childcare in the system. That we will discuss at the next election but you cannot take the lifeline away while the pandemic is still with us. The lifeline away while the pandemic is still with u lifeline away while the pandemic is still with us. , still with us. The government saying the buduet still with us. 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We have asked about this for months. I have raised it several times. There was originally going to be a budget in november the government cancelled. They have not brought a finance act of Parliament Since march. Time is up for them to make a decision on this. They have to give people certainty and give the economy certainty it needs and this is the time to bring the scrutiny of the government to the parliament and it is clear to me what should happen to day. It is clear to me what should happen to da. ~ ,. ,. , it is clear to me what should happen toda. ,. ,. , to day. Where should the money come from . All the to day. Where should the money come from . All the spending to day. Where should the money come from . All the spending for to day. Where should the money come from . All the spending for the from . All the spending for the andemic from . All the spending for the pandemic has from . All the spending for the pandemic has had from . All the spending for the pandemic has had to from . All the spending for the pandemic has had to be from . All the spending for the i pandemic has had to be borrowed which is the right thing to do. You would not want to raise taxes in a recession. But put it into context, a quarter of what has been spent on testing trace and crucially notjust about support for families but support for the economy. We need the economy to grow relative to the debt incurred during the crisis. Pulling away the £6 billion of spending would hamper the recovery in the long term. The priority is to secure the economy, protect the nhs and rebuild the country better we had during before the crisis. What rebuild the country better we had during before the crisis. What are conservative during before the crisis. What are conservative mps during before the crisis. What are conservative mps saying during before the crisis. What are conservative mps saying to during before the crisis. What are conservative mps saying to you . | during before the crisis. What are conservative mps saying to you . Many conservative conservative mps saying to you . Many conservative colleagues conservative mps saying to you . Swim; conservative colleagues agree with us. You have to go back 100 years to find us. You have to go back100 years to find an example of the government daft enough to cut out of work support in a recession. People recognise the case. There is opposition from the chancellor and Prime Minister personally. Everyone recognises the case. I hope we will see common sense from the government today and the recognition they have today and the recognition they have to give people a certainty. No one should make a decision like they propose to make. Many stages in this pandemic, the government has made decisions at the last minute with brinkmanship. Lets not do that on this, give people reassurance and hope for the future they need. Lets make that decision today. Hope for the future they need. Lets make that decision today. During the ast make that decision today. During the past months. Make that decision today. During the past months, labour make that decision today. During the past months, labour mps make that decision today. During the past months, labour mps have make that decision today. During the past months, labour mps have been| past months, labour mps have been asked to abstain. We understand some conservative mps have been asked to do that today. Conservative mps have been asked to do that today do that today. When labour has abstained on do that today. When labour has abstained on legislation do that today. When labour has abstained on legislation that. Do that today. When labour has abstained on legislation that is | do that today. When labour has l abstained on legislation that is on the second reading before Committee Stage and then you make a decision. That is not what we are talking about today. It is a straight motion, do you believe it would be right for the government to reduce by £1000 a year support for 6 million low income families . I think thatis million low income families . I think that is a judgment all mps should be able to make. It is clear what is involved. I do not think Additional Information is required. No one i know seems to believe the pandemic will be over by april. The decision is clear. Parliament is the right place to have this discussion. This Prime Minister has told us the parliamentary sovereignty is important. You cannot preach it one week and run away from scrutiny in parliament the next week. This is the right place and time to have the discussion. , ~ ,. , the right place and time to have the discussion. , ~ ,. ,. , discussion. Thank you very much for our discussion. Thank you very much for your time we will be speaking to the vaccines minister in ten minutes so lets speak about the increasing use of large Vaccination Centres across england. St Helens Rugby League ground is one of ten new Vaccination Centres opening in england. Mairead smyth is there for us. What will happen there today . This is the home what will happen there today . This is the home of what will happen there today . T� u 3 is the home of the states and today the home of one of ten new vaccination hubs and the doors will open at eight. Staff have arrived to make everything run smoothly today. A mixture of nhs volunteers and return to work staff, as well. This hub today, although the roll out is to the over 70s, this hub will focus on the over 80s and health and social care staff. I am joined by professor kevin hardy, the Operations Manager here. Aha, professor kevin hardy, the Operations Manager here. A huge task . Yes, Operations Manager here. A huge task . Yes, it Operations Manager here. A huge task . Yes, it is Operations Manager here. A huge task . Yes, it is quite Operations Manager here. A huge task . Yes, it is quite a Operations Manager here. A huge| task . Yes, it is quite a challenge, but people task . Yes, it is quite a challenge, but people have been absolutely magnificent. Pat keely and her team have done magnificent. Pat keely and her team have done all the work to set this up. Volunteers from the rugby club. John on up. Volunteers from the rugby club. John on the up. Volunteers from the rugby club. John on the door welcoming people as they come john on the door welcoming people as they come in and guiding people to they come in and guiding people to the right they come in and guiding people to the right place. The setup has been ust the right place. The setup has been just fantastic, really good work by everybody. Just fantastic, really good work by eve bod. ,. , just fantastic, really good work by eve bod. ,. , just fantastic, really good work by eve bod. ,. Just fantastic, really good work by eve bod. ,. , everybody. This is a great centre to be based at everybody. This is a great centre to be based at and everybody. This is a great centre to be based at and no everybody. This is a great centre to be based at and no accident, everybody. This is a great centre to l be based at and no accident, because this is the hub for Liverpool City Region and he wanted to make sure people could travel here from around the area. ,. ,. ,. , the area. Liverpool city region is wra ed the area. Liverpool city region is wrapped around the area. Liverpool city region is wrapped around us, the area. Liverpool city region is wrapped around us, i the area. Liverpool city region is wrapped around us, i suppose. L the area. Liverpool city region is i wrapped around us, i suppose. The idea is wrapped around us, i suppose. The idea is that wrapped around us, i suppose. The idea is that everybody will be within idea is that everybody will be within 45 minutes of their postcode. Multiple within 45 minutes of their postcode. Multiple options for people to be vaccinated and this is one of them. Parking vaccinated and this is one of them. Parking is vaccinated and this is one of them. Parking is good, it is a good place. This is parking is good, it is a good place. This is to parking is good, it is a good place. This is to complement, and on and boost the Vaccination Programmes offered at gp surgeries. Somebody who is worried about making a journey here, they do not have to . That is right, there are options with that is right, there are options with pharmacies with five opened in the last with pharmacies with five opened in the last week and options in gp surgeries the last week and options in gp surgeries. The primary care network has a surgeries. The primary care network has a unit surgeries. The primary care network has a unit here and hospitals are vaccinating. Has a unit here and hospitals are vaccinating vaccinating. People have choice. This is about vaccinating. People have choice. This is about boosting vaccinating. People have choice. This is about boosting the vaccinating. People have choice. J this is about boosting the choice and availability of vaccine that is so important . So important . This is mass vaccination, so important . This is mass vaccination, getting so important . This is mass vaccination, getting as so important . This is mass i vaccination, getting as many vaccines vaccination, getting as many vaccines to as many people as we can as quickly vaccines to as many people as we can as quickly as vaccines to as many people as we can as quickly as we can to bring the countries as quickly as we can to bring the countries to something nearer to normat countries to something nearer to nornrat |f countries to something nearer to normal. ,. ,. ,. , countries to something nearer to normal. ,. ,. , normal. If you are not here today ou normal. If you are not here today you would normal. If you are not here today you would be normal. If you are not here today you would be at normal. If you are not here today you would be at whiston normal. If you are not here today you would be at Whiston Hospital normal. If you are not here today you would be at Whiston Hospital and there the pressure has been immense . The pressure is building at the moment the pressure is building at the moment. We have five additional wards moment. We have five additional wards open for people with covid. The intensive care unit is full. We have the intensive care unit is full. We have maintained Cancer Services and intensive have maintained Cancer Services and intensive care but staff are working lon intensive care but staff are working long and intensive care but staff are working long and hard to continue to work. The staff long and hard to continue to work. The staff here will be working long and hard today and many weeks to come to make sure as many people as possible are vaccinated here at St Helens Rugby League ground. Thanks. Interestin Helens Rugby League ground. Thanks. Interesting to Helens Rugby League ground. Thanks. Interesting to see Helens Rugby League ground. Thanks. Interesting to see what Helens Rugby League ground. Thanks. Interesting to see what is Helens Rugby League ground. Thanks. Interesting to see what is happening l interesting to see what is happening there. The parents of nora quoirin, a teenage girl from london who was found dead after going missing on a family holiday, say they believe more than ever that she was abducted. Nora, who had special needs, died in malaysia in 2019. Her family is appealing the verdict of a Coroners Court that her death was accidental. Theyve been speaking to ben bland. We miss nora so terribly. The grief is there all the time, every day, for all of us and her siblings. And thats just a very real part of life now. The inquest is a battle that we must continue in noras name. Nora quoirin, from south london, went missing in august 2019 in central malaysia a day after the family arrived there on holiday. Hundreds of people joined the search for the 15 year old. Nine days later, her body was found in thejungle near the resort where they were staying. Earlier this month, a coroner in malaysia ruled it was death by misadventure, suggesting nora probably wandered out on her own at night and got lost in an accident, out on her own at night and got lost an accident, rather than a crime. But her parents say it just doesnt add up. They believe, more than ever, that nora was abducted. We feel that for so many reasons. I suppose the easiest one to dwell on is the fact that there was an open window. Someone opened that window. It wasnt any of us. We were always there. It couldnt have been a member of staff, for instance. So that is totally unexplained. But, also, we lived for 15 years with nora. She never left our sides. She was highly dependent on us. She recognised her own abilities and disabilities. She simply never would have walked off into the jungle. The circumstances of noras death are still unclear, regardless, and depending on whatever angle we look at. Nora had physical and mental disabilities because of a condition shed had since birth affecting brain development. The family says that wasnt properly factored in by the inquest, despite character evidence from one of her teachers. Nora went to school and came home every day in a taxi. Every day, at 3 20, shed be standing at the school gate with a teacher, waiting for her taxi. She just didnt move beyond what she knew to be safe. She always looked to someone else for reassurance on what she should do next. So the idea that she would have climbed out a window, even find a window or even seen a window in the pitch black is, in our view, crazy. And if shed somehow mistaken which door was for the bathroom and gone out the front door, for instance, immediately youre in uncomfortable territory. Youre on rough paths, very quickly into dense jungle. She was barefoot. You know, she would have instantly felt pain, and she would have been absolutely petrified. It must be absolutely exhausting fighting Something Like this. What is it that keeps you both going . I think its a basic need forjustice, to start with. I dont think we could live with our conscience if we had just let go and let the police and the authorities make public the death by misadventure. This little girl who started life with a lot. She had to face a lot of challenges and she always did. And it feels absolutely imperative to us to meet the challenges in her name. The family will now appeal to the Malaysian High Court to reexamine the evidence and record an open verdict, instead. Ben bland, bbc news. Youre watching breakfast. Still to come on todays programme. Hes the one man barmy army who waited in sri lanka for nearly a year to support england in their delayed test but at least he saw them win. Well be hearing from the man himself rob lewis in around 15 minutes. Good morning from bbc london, im tarah welsh. The latest Vaccination Centres in london and essex open today. Its hoped this centre in wembley will treat around 4,000 of the most Vulnerable People in the capital every day. Its one of ten large sites opening across the country today, including one near wickford. Today marks the 40th anniversary of a house fire in new cross, which took 13 young black lives. Many feared it had been a racist arson attack, and there were protests over the Police Handling of the investigation. Nobody has ever been charged. Among those who died was 22 year old paul ruddock. As for my husband, well. For me, everything. My life. The father of my daughter. I mean, ive lost everything. The metropolitan police said it thoroughly investigated the circumstances of the fire. And any new and genuine information which comes to light will be thoroughly assessed. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. Theres a good service on the tube in new southgate, the a406, the north circular, is down to one lane westbound at bounds green road. Thats for Emergency Water works by the rail bridge. There are delays back towards the a10 in edmonton a great grandad from essex says hes amazed after a video of him getting his Covid Vaccine got nearly 100,000 views on the social media site tik tok. Reg, whos 84, has been shielding since march, and was filmed getting his jab by his carer. Its just amazing. Whats so special about going for an injection . I think its because he hasnt left the house in so long, and hes so happy about it. And itjust makes people realise why theyre staying at home. Its for people like dad. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. It is a chilly start this monday morning, but temperatures widely hovering just above zero. We should see some bright spells, some sunny spells through the morning, but gradually the cloud is going to increase. You mightjust get a spot of light rain. The temperature today getting up to a maximum of eight celsius. Now into this evening and overnight, thats when were going to get our lowest temperatures at around six celsius. Youll notice, however, more cloud moving in from the south west. With it, some outbreaks of rain. And as that moves through, some milder air imported. So actually, by the end of the night, temperatures are likely to be a few degrees higher. As we head into tuesday, low pressure takes charge of our weather. Youll notice a bit of a squeeze in the isobars as well. Becoming quite breezy, outbreaks of rain and the temperature up at around 12 or 13 celsius, some very mild air. And as we head further through this week towards wednesday, some heavy rain on the way as well. And the met office has a yellow weather warning in place. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. We will be speaking to the vaccine minister shortly. We will be speaking to the vaccine ministershortly. But we will be speaking to the vaccine minister shortly. But right now, john is here. And can reflect on some good news if you are an england cricket fan. ,. ,. , cricket fan. Yes, if you have been caettin cricket fan. Yes, if you have been getting up cricket fan. Yes, if you have been getting up at cricket fan. Yes, if you have been getting up at the cricket fan. Yes, if you have been getting up at the early cricket fan. Yes, if you have been getting up at the early hours cricket fan. Yes, if you have been getting up at the early hours to i getting up at the early hours to watch it unfold. A big win for england against sri lanka. They had to set themselves up for it. Joe root laid the platform. They didnt need a lot of runs to choke off but they got the job done. These two had a big part to play. Good morning. A little over half an hour is all england needed to complete victory in the opening test against sri lanka. Dan lawrence and Jonny Bairstow knocking off the runs required. Its been a Great International debut for lawrence, and bairstow, with a bit of a point to prove after being out of the team, hit a four to take them past their target as they won by seven wickets. And theyll hope to wrap up the series with victory in the next test, which starts in galle on friday. You might have seen him. Just one fan was in sri lanka to see englands victory in the delayed first test this morning, and it was a moment hed waited ten months to see. Rob lewis flew out to watch the match last march, but when it was postponed because of covid, he decided to stay and wait it out. England eventually turned up and backedit england eventually turned up and backed it up with a win. We can speak with rob now. Surely it was worth the wait . I cant even tell you how happy i am this morning. It was certainly worth the wait. It was my dream and much more than that. This morning when we wonjoe root clapped me at the end. We then came over and gave me a personal phone call, which was just like fantastic. And then i got through tojonathan agnew, the pinnacle of your cricketing dreams. Im a very happy boy this morning. And now you are on Breakfast Television as well, so it rounds it off nicely. You have become a bit of a feature. I saw you on tv once again this morning. You are the only fan that has been out there. What made you decide when you realised that england would not be turning up in the delayed attest, that you would stick around in the hope they eventually would . I would stick around in the hope they eventually would . Eventually would . I was here when there were eventually would . I was here when there were lots eventually would . I was here when there were lots of eventually would . I was here when there were lots of other eventually would . I was here when there were lots of other fans there were lots of other fans waiting for the test in march 2020. But then things deteriorated and every bit daddy would make everybody panic and went home. I made the decision to stay. Not long after that i came up with the mad idea that it be quite funny if i just stayed until england came back in january. There just stayed until england came back injanuary. There was only a light rumour at the time then. I was going on a wing and a prayer. But yeah, its worked out. They have been some magical moments in this test that has made it worth the wait. Stand magical moments in this test that has made it worth the wait. And as far as places has made it worth the wait. And as far as places to has made it worth the wait. And as far as places to what has made it worth the wait. And as far as places to what international| far as places to what International Cricket girl, that position you have got there on top of the fort, is a very special spot. You have an incredible view of the ground. Were you able to stay there throughout the test match . Ida. You able to stay there throughout the test match . You able to stay there throughout the test match . No. It has been a bit of a chore. The test match . No. It has been a bit of a chore, to the test match . No. It has been a bit of a chore, to be the test match . No. It has been a bit of a chore, to be perfectly bit of a chore, to be perfectly honest. Ive always been wondering if i could get into the ground to watch the game and the fort would be my full back if i couldnt get in. But it turns out there is no chance to get in the ground. And on the thursday i hung three huge banners from the fort. I managed to sing jerusalem pretty badly but as loud as i could on day one. They kicked me off, took my banners down, it was particularly heartbreaking. I spent the next two days Walking Around the ground. At the end of day one i got disguised as a construction worker to be able to get on the ford to get a vantage point. I was wearing a hi viz and a hard hat. That was pretty funny. But then, yeah, miraculously, a reporter i had been talking to give me a numberfor someone a reporter i had been talking to give me a number for someone at the slc, who needed permission from the england camp, which they gave me pretty quickly, which was amazing. That meant i could get onto the fort. The last three days i have been up there. The view is unbelievable. I was rewarded when joe root saluted me when he got his doubleton. That was a magic moment. It has been really special. We enjoyed watching you and hearing you jerusalem. I hope you have got the hi viz handy because the second test starts on friday. You might need it again. Great to speak to you. To you. Thank you. Great to get your reflections on that england victory. And as we know, second test on friday, england moved to india, then the ashes in australia at the end of the ashes in australia at the end of the year. It has been ten months, why not make it two years . i did see joe root why not make it two years . i did see joe root give why not make it two years . i did see joe root give him why not make it two years . i did see joe root give him a why not make it two years . i c c see joe root give him a personal seejoe root give him a personal round of applause at the end. He see joe root give him a personal round of applause at the end. He has become a round of applause at the end. He has lrecome a key round of applause at the end. He has become a key member round of applause at the end. He has become a key member of round of applause at the end. He has become a key member of the round of applause at the end. He has become a key member of the team. | become a key member of the team. Exactly, i think they will look after him. Coronavirus vaccines will be offered to millions of over 70s this week, and to people with conditions which make them extremely vulnerable to covid. Theyre the next two groups in line for the roll out. Lets find out more about this from the vaccine minister, nadhim zahawi. Hejoins us live. Good morning. Thank you for being with us. Hopefully you will be able to answer a lot of the questions we have been getting from our viewers today. Lots of people coming forward with examples saying either they themselves are over 80 or have family members who are over 80, and they are concerned about the roll out now for those of 70 and up. What can you say to them this morning about their own vaccine and how the roller generally is going . Thank you, dan. This is really important thank you, dan. This is really important. Anyone over 80 watching us this important. Anyone over 80 watching us this morning should not worry, because us this morning should not worry, because we us this morning should not worry, because we are making sure that the majority because we are making sure that the majority of because we are making sure that the majority of over 80 is, in some areas majority of over 80 is, in some areas theyve got to 90 , that is where areas theyve got to 90 , that is where the areas theyve got to 90 , that is where the letters are going out for the over where the letters are going out for the over 705 to invite them for their the over 705 to invite them for their vaccinations. We want to make sure everyone in those four cohort5, but importantly, the over 805 and residence but importantly, the over 805 and residence of care homes, where we have re5idence of care homes, where we have now residence of care homes, where we have now pa55ed residence of care homes, where we have now passed the milestone of 50 of over have now passed the milestone of 50 of over 80s have now passed the milestone of 50 of over 805 and today, hopefully, 50 of of over 805 and today, hopefully, 50 of residents of care homes, will have been 50 of residents of care homes, will have been vaccinated. So i dont want have been vaccinated. So i dont want them have been vaccinated. So i dont want them to worry. They will absolutely get that invitation either absolutely get that invitation either to absolutely get that invitation eitherto their absolutely get that invitation either to their primary care network. Either to their primary care network, their gp, orto a mass vaccination network, their gp, orto a mass Vaccination Centre, or to the hospitals Vaccination Centre, or to the hospitals or now, of course, into pharmacies hospitals or now, of course, into pharmacies. We rolled out into six pharmacie5. We rolled out into six pharmacies pharmacies. We rolled out into six pharmacies la5t pharmacies. We rolled out into six pharmacies last week. Another 63 this week pharmacies last week. Another 63 this week. You have been trailing the roll out into more Vaccination Centres the roll out into more Vaccination Centres as the roll out into more Vaccination Centres as well. So, not to worry, absolute centres as well. So, not to worry, absolute priority remains on the over absolute priority remains on the over 80s absolute priority remains on the over 805 in those areas that have not vet over 805 in those areas that have not vet got over 805 in those areas that have not yet got to meet majority of the over 80s not yet got to meet maority of the over 80s. Not yet got to meet maority of the over 80s. ,. ,. ,. , over 80s. This is from rosemary and southend. Over 80s. This is from rosemary and southend she over 80s. This is from rosemary and southend. She says, over 80s. This is from rosemary and southend. She says, my over 80s. This is from rosemary and southend. She says, my husband over 80s. This is from rosemary and southend. She says, my husband is. Southend. She says, my husband is nearly 82, he has a heart condition. 0n nearly 82, he has a heart condition. On friday his vaccination appointment was cancelled because of insufficient vaccine. No idea when he will get another appointment. She says she sees the vaccinations are going to over 70s. She is worried it does not seem to be evenly spread across the country. Is your message the rosemary and others to sit tight . The rosemary and others to sit tiuht . ~ , the rosemary and others to sit tiht . ~ y. The rosemary and others to sit tiuht . ~ y. , tight . Absolutely, rosemary. Your husband will tight . Absolutely, rosemary. Your husband will get tight . Absolutely, rosemary. Your husband will get that tight . Absolutely, rosemary. Your husband will get that vaccine. Tight . Absolutely, rosemary. Your| husband will get that vaccine. Were putting husband will get that vaccine. Were putting more vaccine into the system this week putting more vaccine into the system this week. And of course more primary this week. And of course more primary network5 being 5tood this week. And of course more primary network5 being stood up as well, primary network5 being stood up as well, because some areas had their primary well, because some areas had their primary network5 come on board earlier~ primary network5 come on board earlier. Now we are making sure that it is evenly earlier. Now we are making sure that it is evenly spread for the whole countrv it is evenly spread for the whole country. So you have absolutely no worried country. So you have absolutely no worried. Each and every person over 80 years worried. Each and every person over 80 years of worried. Each and every person over 80 years of age will receive the invitation 80 years of age will receive the invitation to be protected before the end invitation to be protected before the end of february. Before mid february, i have my apologies. Yes, mid february, i have my apologies. Yes. I mid february, i have my apologies. Yes. I was mid february, i have my apologies. Yes, i was going to ask you to clarify that. And on that, are you confident it will be done by mid february . If you look at some projections, might you even be sort of putting forward the case that you might be done before that deadline, you might actually get there before you might actually get there before you intend to . You might actually get there before vou intend to . You might actually get there before you intend to . Vaccine supply is the limitin you intend to . Vaccine supply is the limiting factor. You intend to . Vaccine supply is the limiting factor. This you intend to . Vaccine supply is the limiting factor. This has you intend to . Vaccine supply is the limiting factor. This has always limiting factor. This has always been limiting factor. This has always been the limiting factor. This has always been the issue. Matt hancock, the secretary been the issue. Matt hancock, the secretary of state, has repeated this message over and over again. We now have this message over and over again. We now have built a deployment infrastructure that can deploy as much infrastructure that can deploy as much vaccine as it comes through, and so much vaccine as it comes through, and so it much vaccine as it comes through, and so it is much vaccine as it comes through, and so it is the vaccine supply which and so it is the vaccine supply which remains lumpy, it remains challenging. You read over the weekend challenging. You read over the weekend some of the challenges around weekend some of the challenges around pfizer and, of course, Oxford Astrazeneca. But i am confident Oxford Astrazeneca. But i am confident we can meet our target mid february. Those top four chords, the most mid february. Those top four chords, the most vulnerable, 80 of mortality comes from those top four cohortss, mortality comes from those top four cohortss, they will be offered the vaccine cohortss, they will be offered the vaccine by cohortss, they will be offered the vaccine by mid february. This cohortss, they will be offered the vaccine by midfebruary. This blends in with the issue vaccine by midfebruary. This blends in with the issue of vaccine by midfebruary. This blends in with the issue of supply. Vaccine by midfebruary. This blends in with the issue of supply. We vaccine by midfebruary. This blends in with the issue of supply. We have l in with the issue of supply. We have already seen the gap between doses pushed back to 12 weeks. Other plans to extend that gap further . That is another question were getting from viewers. ,. , ,. , another question were getting from viewers. ,. , ,. , viewers. No, absolutely not. The nhs will make sure viewers. No, absolutely not. The nhs will make sure everyone viewers. No, absolutely not. The nhs will make sure everyone who viewers. No, absolutely not. The nhs will make sure everyone who has viewers. No, absolutely not. The nhs will make sure everyone who has had | will make sure everyone who has had their first will make sure everyone who has had their first dose will have no second dose their first dose will have no second dose within their first dose will have no second dose within that 12 week period. If you had dose within that 12 week period. If you had a dose within that 12 week period. If you had a Pfizer Biontech first dose. You had a Pfizer Biontech first dose. Vou you had a Pfizer Biontech first dose, you will get a Pfizer Biontech second dose, you will get a Pfizer Biontech second dose. If you had and asks for astrazeneca second dose. If you had and asks for astrazeneca first dose, you will get an Oxford Astrazeneca second dose. That is an Oxford Astrazeneca second dose. That is absolutely the place. That is what that is absolutely the place. That is what the nhs will deliver. That is what the nhs will deliver. That is what is what the nhs will deliver. That is what they are making sure they will do is what they are making sure they will do from march. Lots of people who were will do from march. Lots of people who were vaccinated at the end of december, who were vaccinated at the end of december, beginning ofjanuary, will begin december, beginning ofjanuary, will begin to december, beginning ofjanuary, will begin to get their second doses in march begin to get their second doses in march. ,. , march. The other huge element to this is when march. The other huge element to this is when some march. The other huge element to this is when some of march. The other huge element to this is when some of the this is when some of the restrictions we are all currently facing will be relaxed. Lets say things go as you say they will and you didnt guarantee, i understand that, but you say the plan is to get the top four sections done by mid february and to continue to vaccinate the population, if that happens, when white might we see in your eyes a relaxation of those restrictions . Restrictions . So, if we take the midfebruary restrictions . So, if we take the midfebruary target, restrictions . So, if we take the midfebruary target, two restrictions . So, if we take the l midfebruary target, two weeks restrictions . So, if we take the midfebruary target, two weeks after mid february target, two weeks after that you mid february target, two weeks after that you get your protection pretty much that you get your protection pretty much for that you get your protection pretty much for the Pfizer Biontech, three weeks much for the Pfizer Biontech, three weeks for much for the Pfizer Biontech, three weeks for the Oxford Astrazeneca, you are weeks for the Oxford Astrazeneca, you are protected. That is 88 of mortalitv you are protected. That is 88 of mortality. Then we can make sure people mortality. Then we can make sure people are mortality. Then we can make sure people are protected. One of the things people are protected. One of the things we people are protected. One of the things we dont know yet, the deputy chief medical officer, jonathan van tam, is on record as saying, give van tam, is on record as saying, give me van tam, is on record as saying, give me a van tam, is on record as saying, give me a couple of months and i will tell give me a couple of months and i will tell you, is the impact of the vaccine will tell you, is the impact of the vaccine on will tell you, is the impact of the vaccine on transmission rate. Lnfecting vaccine on transmission rate. Infecting people. So that will become infecting people. So that will become apparent. There are a number of caveats become apparent. There are a number of caveats that obviously stand in the way of caveats that obviously stand in the way of of caveats that obviously stand in the way of us reopening the economy. It will the way of us reopening the economy. It will be the way of us reopening the economy. It will be gradual. It will be probably through the tiered system. But looking at that sort of period, two to but looking at that sort of period, two to three weeks after the middle of february, when we have protected those of february, when we have protected those top of february, when we have protected those top four cohorts. We will keep going those top four cohorts. We will keep going through the other five categories that the joint committee has set categories that the joint committee has set us categories that the joint committee has set us. The joint committee on vaccination has set us. The joint committee on vaccination. That is 99 of mortality. Then we can begin to have the confidence to reopen. Now there are some the confidence to reopen. Now there are some very good early indications from countries like israel, where they have from countries like israel, where they have vaccinated about 20 of they have vaccinated about 20 of the over they have vaccinated about 20 of the over 605 and they have seen a marked the over 605 and they have seen a marked drop in serious illness and hospitalisation and death. It bodes well. Hospitalisation and death. It bodes welt at hospitalisation and death. It bodes well. At the moment we have to make sure it well. At the moment we have to make sure it is well. At the moment we have to make sure it is steady as she goes, we keep sure it is steady as she goes, we keep vaccinating. We are averaging 140 jabs keep vaccinating. We are averaging 140 jabs a keep vaccinating. We are averaging 140 jabs a minute at the moment, and that will 140 jabs a minute at the moment, and that will increase further as you see the that will increase further as you see the numbers come through this week see the numbers come through this week we see the numbers come through this week. We have got a huge week ahead of us week. We have got a huge week ahead of us in week. We have got a huge week ahead of us in an week. We have got a huge week ahead of us. In an even bigger one that we io of us. In an even bigger one that we go after~ of us. In an even bigger one that we go after~ 0ur of us. In an even bigger one that we go after. Our pledge is to offer that vaccine to the top four cohorts by the that vaccine to the top four cohorts by the middle of fabry. I dont want to overpromise. By the middle of february to overpromise. By the middle of february | to overpromise. By the middle of februa. ,. , to overpromise. By the middle of februa. ,. , ~. , february. I understand that. A lot of our viewers february. I understand that. A lot of our viewers also february. I understand that. A lot of our viewers also interested february. I understand that. A lot of our viewers also interested in l of our viewers also interested in what happens when the top four cohorts are done. The decision potentially to give the vaccine to teachers to police. Where are we with that . Are you going to give us a deadline on when you would like that list to be confirmed . Idj a deadline on when you would like that list to be confirmed . That list to be confirmed . Dj cbi are looking that list to be confirmed . Dj cbi are looking at that list to be confirmed . Dj cbi are looking at this. That list to be confirmed . Dj cbi are looking at this. We that list to be confirmed . Dj cbi are looking at this. We going that list to be confirmed . Dj ce l are looking at this. We going with the top are looking at this. We going with the top four core herds until mid february. Then the next five we want to mid february. Then the next five we want to do mid february. Then the next five we want to do in mid february. Then the next five we want to do in the first phase, that is 98 want to do in the first phase, that is 98 of want to do in the first phase, that is 98 of mortality which comes from those is 98 of mortality which comes from those nine is 98 of mortality which comes from those nine. In phase two we will take those nine. In phase two we will take advice. At my strong instinct would take advice. At my strong instinct would be take advice. At my strong instinct would be to say absolutely, teachers, Police Officers, because people teachers, Police Officers, because people who, through no fault of their people who, through no fault of their own. People who, through no fault of their own, otherthan their their own, other than their profession, their own, otherthan their profession, their line of work, have to come profession, their line of work, have to come into profession, their line of work, have to come into contact at greater volume to come into contact at greater volume with the virus under a much greater volume with the virus under a much greater risk volume with the virus under a much greater risk. We want to make sure those greater risk. We want to make sure those people are protected. And of course those people are protected. And of course the those people are protected. And of course the schools. A combination of testing course the schools. A combination of testing and course the schools. A combination of testing and vaccination, which would mean testing and vaccination, which would mean we testing and vaccination, which would mean we can reopen the school is fully with mean we can reopen the school is fully with real confidence. They are already fully with real confidence. They are already open because obviously both secondary already open because obviously both secondary and primary schools are teaching secondary and primary schools are teaching the children on the front line, teaching the children on the front line. They teaching the children on the front line, they are teaching the children of nhs line, they are teaching the children of nhs workers and other front line workers of nhs workers and other front line workers and the Vulnerable Children. But we workers and the Vulnerable Children. But we want them reopen as quickly as possible. Last in, first out is what as possible. Last in, first out is what the as possible. Last in, first out is what the Prime Ministers manager is on schools what the Prime Ministers manager is on schools. fire what the Prime Ministers manager is on schools. � ,. ,. , on schools. Are you hearing the same sort of rumours on schools. Are you hearing the same sort of rumours that on schools. Are you hearing the same sort of rumours that many on schools. Are you hearing the same sort of rumours that many of on schools. Are you hearing the same sort of rumours that many of our sort of rumours that many of our viewers are hearing about places having vaccines left over at the end of the day . And if that is the case, you concerned about that and what are you doing about that . Well. Are you doing about that . Well, first of all. Are you doing about that . Well, first of all. I are you doing about that . Well, first of all, i saw are you doing about that . Well, first of all, i saw some are you doing about that . Well, first of all, i saw some of are you doing about that . Well, first of all, i saw some of those | first of all, i saw some of those rumours first of all, i saw some of those rumours. No vaccine should be wasted rumours. No vaccine should be wasted. Not a single piece of communication, i have checked this, and of communication, i have checked this, and of course, you know, you can see why this and of course, you know, you can see why this is and of course, you know, you can see why this is so and of course, you know, you can see why this is so precious, every last drop why this is so precious, every last drop of why this is so precious, every last drop of vaccine needs to be going into somebodys arm to protect them. Not a into somebodys arm to protect them. Not a single into somebodys arm to protect them. Not a single piece of communication from the not a single piece of communication from the nhs has gone out other than to say from the nhs has gone out other than to say you from the nhs has gone out other than to say you must use every last drop of vaccine to say you must use every last drop of vaccine. You must use it, of course. Of vaccine. You must use it, of course, safely. The Pfizer Biontech vaccine. Course, safely. The Pfizer Biontech vaccine, once it is thawed, has to be used vaccine, once it is thawed, has to be used within three and a half days by a primary care gp. There is absolutely by a primary care gp. There is absolutely no reason. It would be a terrible absolutely no reason. It would be a terrible thing to waste vaccine. Hence terrible thing to waste vaccine. Hence why the nhs has been very clean hence why the nhs has been very clear. Doctors, vaccinates, we have 80. 000 clear. Doctors, vaccinates, we have 80,000 vaccinates who have joined this campaign, this is the best of british this campaign, this is the best of british. Absolutely no wasted vaccine british. Absolutely no wasted vaccine should be allowed. Every last drop vaccine should be allowed. Every last drop should be used. At vaccine should be allowed. Every last drop should be used. Vaccine should be allowed. Every last drop should be used. At the end ofthe last drop should be used. At the end of the day when last drop should be used. At the end of the day when there last drop should be used. At the end of the day when there are last drop should be used. At the end of the day when there are some last drop should be used. At the end of the day when there are some left| of the day when there are some left over, they should be handed out to anybody in the vicinity as long as it is done safely . The anybody in the vicinity as long as it is done safely . Anybody in the vicinity as long as it is done safely . The nhs have said to rima it is done safely . The nhs have said to primary care it is done safely . The nhs have said to primary Care Networks it is done safely . The nhs have said to primary Care Networks and to primary Care Networks and hospitals, you should have your care home hospitals, you should have your care home residents and the people who look after home residents and the people who look after them, on speed dial so that people who work in care homes should that people who work in care homes should be that people who work in care homes should be the priority and other front should be the priority and other front line should be the priority and other front line staff in hospitals. Health front line staff in hospitals. Health and social care should be the Priority Health and social care should be the priority if health and social care should be the priority. If there arent those people. Priority. If there arent those people, then of course, whoever you can protect people, then of course, whoever you can protect that is the most vulnerable, the vaccinators, the doctors. Vulnerable, the vaccinators, the doctors, nurses, the pharmacists, the dentists, are ethical human beings. The dentists, are ethical human beings, protect the most vulnerable if you beings, protect the most vulnerable if you have beings, protect the most vulnerable if you have anything left over. I try and if you have anything left over. I try and make sure it is one of the top four try and make sure it is one of the top four cohorts. Try and make sure it is one of the top four cohorts. Something else id like to talk to top four cohorts. Something else id like to talk to you top four cohorts. Something else id like to talk to you about top four cohorts. Something else id like to talk to you about today top four cohorts. Something else id like to talk to you about today is like to talk to you about today is universal credit, another thing which many of our viewers are talking about. Will the government continue to commit to the £20 extra on universal credit . You continue to commit to the £20 extra on universal credit . On universal credit . You are absolutely on universal credit . You are absolutely right on universal credit . You are absolutely right to on universal credit . You are absolutely right to say on universal credit . You are absolutely right to say it on universal credit . You are absolutely right to say it willj on universal credit . You are absolutely right to say it will come to an absolutely right to say it will come to an end absolutely right to say it will come to an end in a few months. There is a moment. To an end in a few months. There is a moment, the budget, the 3rd of march. A moment, the budget, the 3rd of march. The a moment, the budget, the 3rd of march, the beginning of march, when the chancellor will set out exactly what it the chancellor will set out exactly what it is the chancellor will set out exactly what it is not how provide families. He has what it is not how provide families. He has put what it is not how provide families. He has put £280 billion in help for the most he has put £280 billion in help for the most vulnerable families in our country the most vulnerable families in our country. The debate today, sadly in my view. Country. The debate today, sadly in my view. Is country. The debate today, sadly in my view. Is a country. The debate today, sadly in my view, is a political stunt. What worries my view, is a political stunt. What worries me my view, is a political stunt. What worries me even more, i was speaking to the worries me even more, i was speaking to the civil worries me even more, i was speaking to the Civil Service who set up universal to the Civil Service who set up universal credit, one of the biggest infrastructure and deployment programmes to protect the most Vulnerable Children and families in our country, universal credit is the unsung our country, universal credit is the Unsung Heroes in many ways of this massive Unsung Heroes in many ways of this massive covid 19. | Unsung Heroes in many ways of this massive covid19. Massive covid19. I dont want to run out of massive covid19. I dont want to run out of time. Massive covid19. I dont want to run out of time. You massive covid19. I dont want to run out of time. You say massive covid19. I dont want to run out of time. You say it massive covid19. I dont want to run out of time. You say it is massive covid19. I dont want to run out of time. You say it is the i run out of time. You say it is the Unsung Heroes. What i was going to say is. It is important to so many families, isnt it . It say is. It is important to so many families, isnt it . Families, isnt it . It is very important families, isnt it . It is very important. But families, isnt it . It is very important. But labour families, isnt it . It is very important. But labour is i families, isnt it . It is very important. But labour is wanting to scrap important. But labour is wanting to scrap universal credit. The Civil Service scrap universal credit. The Civil Service you scrap universal credit. The Civil Service you build that infrastructure literally put their heads infrastructure literally put their heads in infrastructure literally put their heads in their hands in fear. Labour needs heads in their hands in fear. Labour needs to heads in their hands in fear. Labour needs to think again about the policy needs to think again about the policy if needs to think again about the policy. If you look at what universal credit has delivered to the most universal credit has delivered to the most vulnerable families in our country. The most vulnerable families in our country. It the most vulnerable families in our country. It is the most vulnerable families in our country, it is so reckless to even think country, it is so reckless to even think about country, it is so reckless to even think about scrapping it. But country, it is so reckless to even think about scrapping it. Think about scrapping it. But you are the former think about scrapping it. But you are the former children think about scrapping it. But you are the former children and think about scrapping it. But you. Are the former children and families minister. You understand, i dont want to put words in your mouth, but many of your own mps have said this would be devastating to families. And remember, this is a Prime Minister, many will remember the speech when borisjohnson said he would work tirelessly to level up many areas of the uk economy and to help families in need. Surely you can tell us if you agree with those mps that this would be devastating for families mps that this would be devastating forfamilies in mps that this would be devastating for families in your own mps that this would be devastating forfamilies in your own party . Well, first of all, its the same prime well, first of all, its the same Prime Minister who, when i was childrens Prime Minister who, when i was childrens minister, i brought forward childrens minister, i brought forward the holiday food and activities programme. At that time i think i activities programme. At that time i think i had activities programme. At that time i think i had about £10 million. He gave think i had about £10 million. He gave it think i had about £10 million. He gave it £220 million. That is Boris Johnsons gave it £220 million. That is Boris Johnsons commitment to those most vulnerable johnsons commitment to those most vulnerable families during the holiday vulnerable families during the holiday period. And it is by the way the same holiday period. And it is by the way the same Prime Minister who as chancellor the same Prime Minister who as chancellor delivered £280 billion to protect chancellor delivered £280 billion to protect the most vulnerable families. �. ,. , , families. But what about this issue . Absolutel. Families. But what about this issue . Absolutely. The families. But what about this issue . Absolutely. The chancellor families. But what about this issue . Absolutely. The chancellor has families. But what about this issue . | absolutely. The chancellor has made an absolute promise. He will look at all the an absolute promise. He will look at all the help an absolute promise. He will look at all the help that is there for the most all the help that is there for the most vulnerable families and its right most vulnerable families and its right that most vulnerable families and its right that mp5 make representations to the right that mp5 make representations to the chancellor before the budget. Reatly to the chancellor before the budget. Really appreciate your time this morning. We have delivered there. Thank you very much. At 8. 30 well be joined by professor Stephen Powis, the National Medical director of nhs england. I know lots of you have been sending in questions. We are collating them and we will put as many of them as we can to him. And we will put as many of them as we can to him we can to him. Shall we find out what is going we can to him. Shall we find out what is going to we can to him. Shall we find out what is going to happen we can to him. Shall we find out what is going to happen with we can to him. Shall we find out| what is going to happen with the weather . I dont want to build it up too much, but that picture tells us there are a few warnings coming our way. There are a few warnings coming our wa. ,. ,. ,. ,. , way. They do indeed. Not a great week of weather. Way. They do indeed. Not a great week of weather. Keep way. They do indeed. Not a great week of weather. Keep a way. They do indeed. Not a great week of weather. Keep a close i way. They do indeed. Not a great. Week of weather. Keep a close eye way. They do indeed. Not a great week of weather. Keep a close eye on the forecast. Week of weather. Keep a close eye on the forecast. If you are in areas susceptible to flooding, keep an eye on the susceptible to flooding, keep an eye on the latest flood details. This shows on the latest flood details. This shows the river is already responding to some of the snow from last week responding to some of the snow from last week melting in the hills. More of that last week melting in the hills. More of that will last week melting in the hills. More of that will melt away. It will be released of that will melt away. It will be released into the river system in the next released into the river system in the next 204 was. Across england, wales. The next 204 was. Across england, wales, parts of Northern Ireland, southern wales, parts of Northern Ireland, southern scotland, milder air putting southern scotland, milder air putting in southern scotland, milder air putting in from the south west. We are going putting in from the south west. We are going to putting in from the south west. We are going to see more rainfall. This shows are going to see more rainfall. This shows rainfall amounts across the uk in the shows rainfall amounts across the uk in the next shows rainfall amounts across the uk in the next few days. Most of us will see in the next few days. Most of us will see wet weather. It is where the bright will see wet weather. It is where the bright colours where the heaviest the bright colours where the heaviest will be. West wales, northern heaviest will be. West wales, Northern Ireland, southern scotland. Some Northern Ireland, southern scotland. Some could see two months of rainfall some could see two months of rainfall in some could see two months of rainfall in the space of around three rainfall in the space of around three days. There is the risk of further three days. There is the risk of further flooding. The met office is concerned enough they have already issued concerned enough they have already issued an concerned enough they have already issued an amber weather warning across issued an amber weather warning across some parts of Northern Ireland. Across some parts of Northern Ireland. The Peak District into the pennines ireland. The Peak District into the pennines. It will slot into the river pennines. It will slot into the river system. Particularly the river whose. River system. Particularly the river whose. The river system. Particularly the river whose, the river calder. It is not ust whose, the river calder. It is not just these whose, the river calder. It is not just these areas across the board. Take just these areas across the board. Take eagerly for england, wales, northern take eagerly for england, wales, Northern Ireland and southern scotland, we have to keep a close eye on scotland, we have to keep a close eye on that scotland, we have to keep a close eye on that risk of flooding. This is the eye on that risk of flooding. This is the cloud creeping towards us which is the cloud creeping towards us which will is the cloud creeping towards us which will bring the persistent rain. Which will bring the persistent rain. Relatively quiet out there today rain. Relatively quiet out there today. Some sunshine this morning. Frosty today. Some sunshine this morning. Frosty in today. Some sunshine this morning. Frosty in places. Showers at the foreign frosty in places. Showers at the foreign authoring and, southern scotland. Foreign authoring and, southern scotland, Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland scotland, Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland eventually turning brighter. Down ireland eventually turning brighter. Down towards the western half of england down towards the western half of england and wales later on the cloud increases england and wales later on the cloud increases. Across devon and cornwall. Increases. Across devon and cornwall, Channel Islands coming to wales. Cornwall, Channel Islands coming to wales, things will turn increasingly wet. Temperatures today not far off where wet. Temperatures today not far off where we wet. Temperatures today not far off where we should be at the time of the year. Where we should be at the time of the year. As you go into this evening the year. As you go into this evening and overnight at the rain starts evening and overnight at the rain starts to evening and overnight at the rain starts to become heavier and more persistent starts to become heavier and more persistent across england, wales, northern persistent across england, wales, Northern Ireland and eventually southern Northern Ireland and eventually southern scotland. To the north of that rain southern scotland. To the north of that rain band, chilly. The widespread risk of frost. 5 in some spots widespread risk of frost. 5 in some spots a widespread risk of frost. 5 in some spots. A grey, damp, drizzly start. There spots. A grey, damp, drizzly start. There would spots. A grey, damp, drizzly start. There would be persistent rain in north there would be persistent rain in north wales, southern scotland, northern north wales, southern scotland, Northern Ireland. It will hang around Northern Ireland. It will hang around in Northern Ireland. It will hang around in these areas all day long. Strong around in these areas all day long. Strong winds to the south of it. Gale strong winds to the south of it. Gale force strong winds to the south of it. Gale force at times. Lighter winds further gale force at times. Lighter winds further north. The best of the weather further north. The best of the weather will be here. Northern half of scotland, chilly. Further south, temperatures above where they have been some temperatures above where they have been some time. As we go through the tuesday been some time. As we go through the tuesday night into wednesday, notice how the tuesday night into wednesday, notice how the rain continues across similar how the rain continues across similar sorts of areas, particularly northern similar sorts of areas, particularly Northern Ireland and wales. Strong winds Northern Ireland and wales. Strong winds as Northern Ireland and wales. Strong winds as well. A little bit clear and bright towards the north west of scotland and bright towards the north west of scotland and Northern Ireland. You will avoid scotland and Northern Ireland. You will avoid the worst of the weather during will avoid the worst of the weather during the will avoid the worst of the weather during the first half of this week. It will during the first half of this week. It will be during the first half of this week. It will be chilly on wednesday, milder it will be chilly on wednesday, milder further south. The rain will eventually milder further south. The rain will eventually pull away to the east. But with eventually pull away to the east. But with some strong winds for a time but with some strong winds for a time as but with some strong winds for a time as we but with some strong winds for a time as we going to thursday. As the cold air time as we going to thursday. As the cold air interacts with that area of low pressure, our next hazard comes towards low pressure, our next hazard comes towards the low pressure, our next hazard comes towards the end of the week. Lively winds. Towards the end of the week. Lively winds, potentialfor towards the end of the week. Lively winds, potential for some snow, towards the end of the week. Lively winds, potentialfor some snow, even some winds, potentialfor some snow, even some blizzards across parts of scotland some blizzards across parts of scotland and Northern England. Lots going scotland and Northern England. Lots going on scotland and Northern England. Lots going on this week. Over the next few days going on this week. Over the next few days and through much of this week. Few days and through much of this week, flooding is the biggest concern concern. Matt, thank you. Its time now for our lockdown life series, where we enlist the help of some familiar faces to share some of their ideas on making the most of being stuck at home. This morning were joined by the broadcaster and former pop star Myleene Klass. Shes also a classically trained pianist, so shes been embracing home school Music Lessons with her daughters. Lets take a look. The waves crashing. Crescendo one, one, two, three. One, two, three, four, five. Actually, for harmonies, you only need a minimum of two people. Ok, see you in a bit. Do, re, mi, fa, so. All two groups of three beats. One, two, three, one, two, three. Turn it into three groups of two beats. One, two, one, two. Use that part to press on the rim and go round in a circle. See the vibrations . It is shaking already. Its brilliant, isnt it . Myleene and her daughters ava and herojoin us now. Thank you so much forjoining us. And girls, first of all, hats off to you forjoining in and supporting your mominul of this. Myleene, its been wonderful. When did you come up with the idea of all of you taking part in those classes . Everybody, m self part in those classes . Everybody, myself included, part in those classes . Everybody, myself included, all part in those classes . Everybody, myself included, all the part in those classes . Everybody, myself included, all the girls, myself included, all the girls, thought. Myself included, all the girls, thought, the one thing we can definitely do is the music side of things definitely do is the music side of things. We were led the trigonometry side in things. We were led the trigonometry side in the things. We were led the trigonometry side in the sports side go to others side in the sports side go to others. We will take over the music. We have others. We will take over the music. We have just others. We will take over the music. We have just run with it. It has grown we have just run with it. It has grown and we have just run with it. It has grown and grown. My sister in australia grown and grown. My sister in australia even messaged me and saying. Australia even messaged me and saying, your free lessons have come over this saying, your free lessons have come over this way. Its really lovely that over this way. Its really lovely that the over this way. Its really lovely that the children that have never picked that the children that have never picked up that the children that have never picked up an instrument in their life can picked up an instrument in their life can get access to free Music Lessons life can get access to free Music Lessons. �. ,. ,. , life can get access to free Music Lessons. �. ,. , lessons. Ava, hero, good morning. Whats it like lessons. Ava, hero, good morning. Whats it like for lessons. Ava, hero, good morning. Whats it like for you lessons. Ava, hero, good morning. Whats it like for you to lessons. Ava, hero, good morning. Whats it like for you to grow lessons. Ava, hero, good morning. Whats it like for you to grow to lessons. Ava, hero, good morning. Whats it like for you to grow to be | whats it like for you to grow to be involved in these lessons which are being watched by so many people . Its really fun because i have a lot of my its really fun because i have a lot of my friends its really fun because i have a lot of my friends getting its really fun because i have a lot of my friends getting in its really fun because i have a lot of my friends getting in touch its really fun because i have a lot of my friends getting in touch and saying. Of my friends getting in touch and saying. We of my friends getting in touch and saying. We saw of my friends getting in touch and saying, we saw that of my friends getting in touch and saying, we saw that a of my friends getting in touch and saying, we saw that a video of my friends getting in touch and saying, we saw that a video of of my friends getting in touch and| saying, we saw that a video of you doing saying, we saw that a video of you doing this saying, we saw that a video of you doing this its saying, we saw that a video of you doing this. Its really saying, we saw that a video of you doing this. Its really nice. Saying, we saw that a video of you doing this. Its really nice. My doing this. Its really nice. My friends doing this. Its really nice. My friends are doing this. Its really nice. My friends are really doing this. Its really nice. My friends are really supportive. I doing this. Its really nice. My| friends are really supportive. I doing this. Its really nice. My friends are really supportive. I am friends are really supportive. I am auoin to friends are really supportive. I am going to be friends are really supportive. I am going to be learning friends are really supportive. Going to be learning the cello friends are really supportivem going to be learning the cello now because i saw how fun it is, that is one of the messages i have had. A lot of people get in touch with us. They say thank you very much. Its they say thank you very much. Its lovel , they say thank you very much. Its lovely. Isnt they say thank you very much. Lovely, isnt it . Do you have they say thank you very much. I� ll lovely, isnt it . Do you have a particularly favoured instrument you like learning . Ida. Particularly favoured instrument you like learning . Like learning . No, not really, actually like learning . No, not really, actually i like learning . No, not really, actually. I like like learning . No, not really, actually. I like the like learning . No, not really, actually. I like the trumpet. L like learning . 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Another five Million People are to be invited for their Covid Vaccine the over 705 and the clinically extremely vulnerable will be included in a major expansion of englands vaccination rollout. Vaccines are starting to be delivered at another ten large centres from today, were live at one of them St Helens Rugby League ground, where the doors have just opened. Ministers come under pressure to extend the £20 a week uplift in universal credit, as labourforces a commons vote on the issue. The scheme has cost taxpayers £6 billion this year, but charities and campaigners say the extra money is a lifeline for those on the lowest incomes. A decision on whether to extend the scheme may not come before the budget in march. Travellers coming to the uk must now test negative for covid i9 and self isolate for 10 days on arrival. Snow is set to return later this week but for the time being, all about the rain and a real risk of flooding in some parts of the uk in the next few days. All the details here. Its monday, the 18th of january. Our top story. Coronavirus vaccinations are being extended to another 5 and a half Million People in england from today. The over 705 and anyone with a medical condition which makes them extremely vulnerable will begin receiving letters this week, offering a jab. It comes as ten new vaccination hubs open across england, stretching from york in the north to bournemouth in the south. Theyjoin the existing seven sites, which are already fully operational from newcastle down to bristol. Our chief Political Correspondent adam fleming is in westminster. A lot has been made of government targets. Share a lot has been made of government taraets. � ,. ,. , targets. Are they on track . It is difficult to targets. Are they on track . It is difficult to work targets. Are they on track . It is difficult to work out targets. Are they on track . It is difficult to work out how targets. Are they on track . It is l difficult to work out how progress is made against that target because the Vaccine Programme has not reached full scale yet. It is hard looking at different days numbers and doing your calculations to work out if they will hit the target but the numbers are amazing. 3. 8 Million People have received a first dose of the vaccine in the past couple of weeks. Certainly it is getting faster all the time. What is interesting, if you read the small print of the announcement about the extension, it is focused on areas that have done incredibly well and got a lot of over 805 and nhs and care home staff vaccinated. It is not like there will be lots of over 705 and extremely Vulnerable People rushing into vaccine centres everywhere in britain from this morning. It is about hitting the big target of getting the top four priority groups as explained by the experts vaccinated by the middle of february, as explained by the vaccines minister here. I february, as explained by the vaccines minister here. Vaccines minister here. I am confident vaccines minister here. I am confident we vaccines minister here. I am confident we can vaccines minister here. I am confident we can beat vaccines minister here. I am confident we can beat our i vaccines minister here. I am confident we can beat our target mid february. Confident we can beat our target mid february, the top four most vulnerable. 88 of mortality comes from the vulnerable. 88 of mortality comes from the top four cohorts, they will be offered from the top four cohorts, they will be offered the vaccine by mid february be offered the vaccine by mid februa. ~. Be offered the vaccine by mid february be offered the vaccine by mid februa. ~ ,. , february. Mps are discussing the future of universal february. Mps are discussing the future of universal credit february. Mps are discussing the future of universal credit today. | future of universal credit today. Yes, the labour party occasionally gets to decide what is discussed in parliament and today they have started a debate about what to do about the £20 a week extension to universal credit introduced at the start of the pandemic that is due to run out at the end of march. Neighbours said it should be continued to the rest of the year, maybe longer. This is not a way to change government policy but away for labour to get the issue on the agenda. Any vote is basically symbolic. The government has told conservative mps to abstain. The Prime Minister sent a message to them on whatsapp telling them not to vote in the debate saying the last time it happened, it was over Free School Meals and tory mps got a lot of abuse from people because they voted against Labour Party Policy and against Free School Meals being extended, so they do not want to get into it. Another theory about that is there are a lot of conservative mps who would like to see it extended and who agree with labour so you could argue may be the government is not getting involved so they do not see a big conservative rebellion. The government says wait till the budget on the 3rd of march when they know what the Economic Situation will be like and know what the pandemic is doing and looking at Government Support for the economy in the round, instead of looking at one large part of it. All of the so called travel corridors into the uk were closed at four oclock this morning in a bid to prevent the spread of new covid variants. Our travel correspondent, caroline davies, is at gatwick airport. Caroline, what does this mean for people arriving here . Good morning from a relatively quiet gatwick. Just quite how quiet. Gatwick. Just quite how quiet. Gatwick say they expect 20 flights on average a day this week. To compare that to a normal november, around 600 flights they would deal with, so a significant reduction. In terms of what people need to think about before travelling from abroad to the uk there are two things. First, anyone travelling to the uk needs to have a negative test before travelling which should be taken 72 hours maximum before travelling and checked by their carrier, their airline, ferry company, train company, before they travel to the uk. If they manage to get to the uk without having a test, and found by border force, the government say those enforcements are stepping up, they will be fined £500. The other thing about travel corridors, that ended at 4am today across the uk which means anyone coming into the country will need to quarantine for ten days unless they do test and release in which case they can do a shorter period of time after a negative test. The United States remains on high alertjust two days before the handover of power from President Trump tojoe biden. National guard troops are patrolling washington amid fears of more violent protests from trump supporters. Miles of streets have been blocked off with concrete barriers and metal fences ahead of the ceremony on wednesday. Sir Richard Bransons rocket company, virgin 0rbit, has succeeded in putting its first satellites into space. They were on a rocket launched from an old 71r7 plane in california. Sir richard has said he hopes eventually to do it from newquay in cornwall. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. He has talked about snow and possible floods. I am not bringing mondayjoy. A look across the outskirts of derby yesterday with flooded fields. That is not a good sign because we have heavy rainfall across some parts of the uk this week, accompanied by snowmelt there will be a flood risk. I will show you how much rain will fall across the next two days with blue colours indicating where it will fall but the brighter colours of concern. We could see a month, may be two months of rainfall in some spots over the next three days, which will add to swollen rivers. Today probably one of the quietest of the week. A little bit of frost around and particularly across eastern areas. Showers in scotland, some drifting northwards and will continue in the far north of scotland. Northern ireland losing showers. England and wales clouding over with outbreaks of rain developing for quite a few of rain developing for quite a few of you. A mild night tonight. Rain more extensive across england, wales, scotland and Northern Ireland. The far north of scotland, it will be cold and frosty. A mild start tomorrow morning. Misty in the south. The focus tomorrow is on the persistent rain across Northern Ireland, southern scotland, Northern England and north and west wales. Rainfall will sit in these areas not just on tuesday but for some on wednesday and that is causing concern of the risk of flooding. More details in about half an hour. Coronavirus vaccinations are being given out at a rate of 140 per minute. Thats according to the Prime Minister, who has pledged that every adult in the uk will be offered a jab by september. The latest figures show that nearly 300,000 people in the uk had their first dose in the latest 24 hour period. That takes the overall number of those whove had their firstjab to more than 3. 8 million. Lets find out the latest from our reporter mairead smyth, who is at a new mass Vaccination Centre in st helens. The doors opened i think ten minutes ago. How has it been going . Then;r ago. How has it been going . They did, ago. How has it been going . They did. Indeed. Ago. How has it been going . They did. Indeed. I ago. How has it been going . They did, indeed. Iam ago. How has it been going . Ire did, indeed. Iam pleased to ago. How has it been going . Iiez1 did, indeed. I am pleased to say ago. How has it been going . Iiez1 did, indeed. 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It has taken a lot of effort to open today but it is for a lot of effort to open today but it is for at a lot of effort to open today but it is for at least three months so we can get is for at least three months so we can get everyone back for a second dose can get everyone back for a second dose it can get everyone back for a second dose it is can get everyone back for a second dose. It is important to get everybody in for the first but then we follow everybody in for the first but then we follow up with second doses. We heard we follow up with second doses. Heard earlier we follow up with second doses. E heard earlier it is to support efforts in pharmacies, gp surgeries, but this is to try to reach that huge target. 15 million by the 15th of february. Irate huge target. 15 million by the 15th of february huge target. 15 million by the 15th of februa. ~ ~. ,. , of february. We know there is a lot aeoin on of february. We know there is a lot going on in of february. We know there is a lot going on in terms of february. We know there is a lot going on in terms of of february. We know there is a lot going on in terms of general going on in terms of general practice going on in terms of general practice and pharmacies, but with a site like practice and pharmacies, but with a site like this where we can offer up to 1500 site like this where we can offer up to 1500 doses and above, and we aim to t01500 doses and above, and we aim to get t01500 doses and above, and we aim to get over to 1500 doses and above, and we aim to get over that, we will make a huge to get over that, we will make a huge dent to get over that, we will make a huge dent in the population who needs huge dent in the population who needs the vaccine. We huge dent in the population who needs the vaccine. Huge dent in the population who needs the vaccine. We know the over 80s, needs the vaccine. We know the over 80s. Health needs the vaccine. We know the over 80s, health and needs the vaccine. We know the over 80s, health and social needs the vaccine. We know the over 80s, health and social care needs the vaccine. We know the over 80s, health and social care staff 805, health and social care staff will be here and over 705 will begin to receive that letter. If you have not got the letter, do not turn up . Absolutely. We are aiming for priority absolutely. We are aiming for priority groups, over 80s and over 705. Priority groups, over 80s and over 70s. But priority groups, over 80s and over 70s. But it priority groups, over 80s and over 70s. But it is priority groups, over 80s and over 70s, but it is important to wait for the tetter~ 70s, but it is important to wait for the letter. You cannotjust turn up, you need the letter. You cannotjust turn up, you need to the letter. You cannotjust turn up, you need to be invited. That the letter. You cannotjust turn up, you need to be invited. You need to be invited. 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The nhs and l team at the racecourse have worked hard for the past 6 8 weeks. We have a testing station and jabs are due to start this morning. Staff are coming for an initial briefing. There is a vaccination room to my right and another to the left. The one to my right will start at nine oclock. ,. , ,. , ~ , oclock. The priority is to keep eole oclock. The priority is to keep people safe oclock. The priority is to keep people safe. Tell oclock. The priority is to keep people safe. Tell us oclock. The priority is to keep people safe. Tell us about oclock. The priority is to keep people safe. Tell us about measures you have in place. It is people safe. Tell us about measures you have in place you have in place. It is very safe here and people you have in place. It is very safe here and people should you have in place. It is very safe here and people should not you have in place. It is very safe here and people should not be l here and people should not be worried about coming. There are a lot of attendants to direct car parking and people can park within 30 yards of the testing room. You can drive in three one entrance. It is user friendly. Can drive in three one entrance. It is userfriendly. It can drive in three one entrance. It is user friendly. It is on the outskirts of taunton on a good road and you drive in one entrance and out the opposite entrance 0 no crossing over. Perfectly safe and well marshalled. Crossing over. Perfectly safe and well marshalled. ,. , 3 1, well marshalled. Presumably over 80s at the moment well marshalled. Presumably over 80s at the moment. Do well marshalled. Presumably over 80s at the moment. Do you well marshalled. Presumably over 80s at the moment. Do you know well marshalled. Presumably over 80s at the moment. Do you know how well marshalled. Presumably over 80s| at the moment. Do you know how many you will get today . Iterate at the moment. Do you know how many you will get today . You will get today . 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You park close to where you can for your vaccine, you are directed into the appropriate room, you come out of the opposite exit and back to your car. No crossing over. People should be confident coming here and driving back to the main road. It is one mile from the centre of taunton and are perfectly safe ideal scenario, ideal venue. Are perfectly safe ideal scenario, idealvenue are perfectly safe ideal scenario, idealvenue. , ideal venue. Thanks. Good to speak to him. The priority list for who should receive the Coronavirus Vaccine is decided by thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation. We can speak now its deputy chair, dr anthony harnden. Good morning. Probably good to start with the new vaccine hubs. How important are they, those that will be vaccinating hopefully billions over the next few weeks . This be vaccinating hopefully billions over the next few weeks . This is a monumental over the next few weeks . This is a Monumental National over the next few weeks . This is a Monumental National effort. Monumental national effort. Increasing capacity is clearly a fantastic plan. Many immunisations particularly in the elderly have been delivered through primary care teams who worked tirelessly delivering these. As the population get younger that we vaccinate, they get younger that we vaccinate, they get more mobile and therefore Mass Vaccination Centres will be welcome. The other issue is everybody will need a second dose eventually, after 12 weeks. At the time we give the second dose we will still be giving the first to some people and therefore we need more capacity. I think to use a football analogy, what we want to see is lots of premier league vaccination teams throughout the country and there certainly are that at the moment. For any football fans, that will probably help. We are getting a lot of questions. People in their 805, in various parts of the country, who have not yet received their vaccine, and family members of those who have not received a vaccine, worried about those 70 and upwards who will get letters this week. Why are there different parts of the country managing to get through that part of the population quicker than others . We have lists of four top priority groups. Care home residents and staff and over 805 and clinically vulnerable. We expect teams to target those in the first instance. There is bound to be variations throughout the country. That is inevitable, depending on the set locally. We understand that from jcvi but the strong steer from their perspective is to get the two top groups immunised and then move down the list. The Prime Minister made a commitment that the four first top groups will be immunised by mid february. Clearly, vaccination teams are doing extremely well in local areas. Teams are doing extremely well in localareas. It teams are doing extremely well in local areas. It is not unreasonable to move towards priority groups three and four. But our focus should still be making sure those over 80 and those care home residents and Front Line Health Care workers and social staff get immunised. This is important, because 88 approximately of the deaths occur in the first four priority groups. If we are to relieve pressure on the nhs, which is at breaking point at the moment, we need to get those top four groups immunised as fast as possible. And the more elderly you are, the more risk you are from hospitalisation from coronavirus, so it is imperative those in the older age groups are immunised now. Iterate imperative those in the older age groups are immunised now. We spoke to the vaccines groups are immunised now. We spoke to the vaccines minister groups are immunised now. We spoke to the vaccines minister and groups are immunised now. We spoke to the vaccines minister and he groups are immunised now. We spoke to the vaccines minister and he was i to the vaccines minister and he was confident of reaching those targets. The area of concern he seem to have was one of supply. Are you worried about the supply coming into the uk . Or do you think it will meet the number we need to do . It is or do you think it will meet the number we need to do . It is clearly difficult. I am number we need to do . It is clearly difficult. I am not number we need to do . It is clearly difficult. I am not responsible number we need to do . It is clearly difficult. I am not responsible for i difficult. I am not responsible for supply but i understand the government have ordered 100 million astrazeneca vaccines and 110 million Pfizer Vaccines. Manufacturers are working around the clock, a massive manufacturing exercise of the scale we have not seen in vaccines before. We are leading the world at this at the moment. It will come good with time. There are bound to be teething issues. The fact that ministers have made the commitment to mid february must mean they are confident we will get enough supply. We arentjcvi are hoping that will be the case. Iterate are hoping that will be the case. We soke are hoping that will be the case. We spoke to him also about a priority list once the first four cohorts are vaccinated. Where are we up to with that . That is part of your remit, whether it is teachers or Police Officers, who will be on the priority list, what do you tell us . Recreated nine priority lists down to the age of 50 which accounted for 99 of hospitalisations and deaths. We will be looking at phase two of the programme that looks at wider issues. It will still look at disease and risk of hospitalisation and death but we will look at exposure risk, key workers and trying to keep the country running. Teachers, Police Officers who have not fallen into the over 50 categories or those with underlying illness will be high on the agenda. We will be discussing which groups to target in the next phase of the vaccine. , vaccine. Have the government giving ou a vaccine. Have the government giving you a deadline vaccine. Have the government giving you a deadline on vaccine. Have the government giving you a deadline on that . Vaccine. Have the government giving you a deadline on that . Have vaccine. Have the government giving you a deadline on that . Have you you a deadline on that . Have you given yourself a deadline . I ask because we get so many requests from people not only in those groups but to know what the plan will be once the first four have been done hopefully by mid february. I the first four have been done hopefully by midfebruary. I cannot rive ou a hopefully by midfebruary. I cannot give you a deadline. Hopefully by midfebruary. I cannot give you a deadline. I hopefully by midfebruary. I cannot give you a deadline. I would hopefully by midfebruary. I cannot give you a deadline. I would like hopefully by midfebruary. I cannot give you a deadline. I would like to| give you a deadline. I would like to emphasise the advice at the moment is we go through all nine cohorts. But there will be an overlap, i am sure. The public need to be rest assured that we will get to them as quickly as possible and we will come up quickly as possible and we will come up with what is a fair and proper prioritisation list to try to get us out of this mess. Vaccination is the only way out of this coronavirus epidemic. It is our intention we have everybody in the population offered immunisation. The key thing, when people are offered it, it is important we get high coverage of this vaccination. There are people who do not have as much confidence and it is up to us it is the most effective, safe, and it is the way out of the pandemic. Rest assured, people will be offered the vaccine. Thanks. Good to talk to you. Its being claimed the youngest victim of the Manchester Arena attack might have survived if shed received better first aid. Saffie roussos, who was eight, died in the bombing in may 2017. Now experts appointed by her family to investigate what happened have found she was awake and talking for some time after the explosion. Our north of england correspondent Judith Moritz has been speaking exclusively to saffies father andrew. We should warn you that her report contains distressing details. She could have been saved. How do we carry on living with this information . How can we carry on breathing with this information . I cant look at saffies picture. Since ive read this report, i cant look at her. When Saffie Roussos was killed at Manchester Arena, her parents took comfort believing she died instantly and suffered no pain. Now, experts appointed by the familys lawyers have found that the little girl lived for more than an hour and might have survived if her leg injuries had been treated properly. Nobody from the first aiders applied pressure or assessed her properly, or splinted her legs or tourniqueted her legs to stop the bleeding. Medically trained people were with her. And she was asking for help and she knew what was happening. And she bled to death. And, put bluntly, your experts believe saffie could possibly have survived . Yes. This must be heartbreaking for you. It destroys you, destroys you. Saffie was the first person to be carried out of the arena. She was put into an ambulance. But the report says it didnt have all the necessary equipment on board. And now her family has learned details which are unbearable. Saffie asked the paramedic whether she was going to die. Eight year olds dont ask those questions. It doesnt matter how hurt they are, they want their mum, they to want to be treated. They want to be out of pain. Not to be in the sound mind to ask a paramedic whether shes going to die. Whilst all this was happening, saffies dad and brother were searching for her at the arena. They didnt know shed gone to hospital. Now theyve learned that opportunities were missed there, too. Our medical experts have suggested that there were procedures that saffie could have had and she didnt. She was losing that much blood. And there wasnt a successful procedure in place to get that blood into saffie, even in a e. Why . Experts on behalf of the Manchester Arena inquiry say that saffies injuries were unsurvivable. But this new information comes from different experts appointed by her family. Now we find out that its two different opinions. How can that happen . I thought the inquiry is there for us to give us the answers that we or even saffie deserves. In the months ahead, saffies mum and dad will hear evidence from the people who were with their daughter in her last moments. They say they want the inquiry to get to the full truth about what happened to their little girl. Judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. And we can speak tojudith, who was doing that interview with saffies dad. It is distressing to hear the details. Tell us what happens now. Yes, it is difficult for in the family to learn this sort of information three and a half years after the attack where their lives changed forever. And they are part way through a long running Public Inquiry. This information emerged because their lawyers commissioned experts to look into saffies situation. The independent inquiry has its own experts who have a different opinion to those of saffies family so over the coming months they will listen to the evidence of the people who were with saffie that night, the Emergency Services, as the enquiry enters the next phase to look at the overall Emergency Response to the attack in 2017 and how the Emergency Services coach that night. For 2017 and how the Emergency Services coach that night. Coach that night. For families it is im ortant coach that night. For families it is important for coach that night. For families it is important for them. Coach that night. For families it is important for them. Where coach that night. For families it is important for them. Where are i coach that night. For families it is| important for them. Where are we with the enquiry right now . Today, the will with the enquiry right now . Today, they will begin with the enquiry right now . Today, they will begin the with the enquiry right now . Today, they will begin the face with the enquiry right now . Today, they will begin the face of with the enquiry right now . Today, they will begin the face of looking l they will begin the face of looking at the Emergency Response. Because of the pandemic, things have slowed down and taken on a different form than they would have done with this Public Inquiry but the enquiry is determined to continue so it will go to virtual hearings. The families had been going to court, many of them every day, to listen to evidence. That is no longer possible, so they will watch online and their barristers and solicitors can still make representations online and witnesses giving evidence, as well. There are still many months to come of this enquiry and it will take many weeks to look at the Emergency Response. After that there are other sections of evidence including the part that will look specifically at what happened to every one of the 22 who died. Their movements that night and how they were killed and what happened. So every one of the families has its own situation here, 22 altogether, and they will spend much of the rest of this year looking at the evidence as it unfolds. I looking at the evidence as it unfolds. ~. ,. , unfolds. I know you will be following unfolds. I know you will be following it. Unfolds. I know you will be following it. Thank unfolds. I know you will be following it. Thank you. I time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. And we will be speaking to professor Stephen Powers and he will answer some of your questions. Good morning from bbc london, im tarah welsh. The latest Vaccination Centres in london and essex open today. Its hoped this centre in wembley will treat around 4,000 of the most Vulnerable People in the capital every day. Its one of ten large sites opening across the country today, including one near wickford, in essex. Today marks the 40th anniversary of a house fire in new cross which took 13 young black lives. Many feared it had been a racist arson attack and there were protests over the Police Handling of the investigation. Nobody has ever been charged. Among those who died was 22 year old paul ruddock. As for my husband, well. For me, everything. My life. The father of my daughter. I mean, ive lost everything. The metropolitan police said it thoroughly investigated the circumstances of the fire. And any new and genuine information which comes to light will be thoroughly assessed. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. Theres a good service on the tube. In new southgate, the a1106, the north circular, is down to one lane westbound at bounds green road. Thats for Emergency Water works by the rail bridge. There are delays back towards the fore street tunnel in edmonton. A great grandad from essex says hes amazed after a video of him getting his Covid Vaccine got nearly 100,000 views on social media. Reg, whos 84, has been shielding since march, and was filmed getting his jab by his daughter. Its just amazing. Whats so special about going for an injection . I think its because he hasnt left the house in so long, and hes so happy about it. And itjust makes people realise why theyre staying at home. Its for people like dad. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. It is a chilly start this monday morning, but temperatures widely hovering just above zero. We should see some bright spells, some sunny spells through the morning, but gradually the cloud is going to increase. You mightjust get a spot of light rain. The temperature today getting up to a maximum of eight celsius. Now into this evening and overnight, thats when were going to get our lowest temperatures at around six celsius. Youll notice, however, more cloud moving in from the south west. With it, some outbreaks of rain. And as that moves through, some milder air imported. So actually, by the end of the night, temperatures are likely to be a few degrees higher. As we head into tuesday, low pressure takes charge of our weather. Youll notice a bit of a squeeze in the isobars as well. Becoming quite breezy, outbreaks of rain and the temperature up at around 12 or 13 celsius, some very mild air. And as we head further through this week towards wednesday, some heavy rain on the way as well. And the met office has a yellow weather warning in place. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. The rip off britain team have a special week of live programme. Theyll be on bbc one immediately after breakfast. Gloria and angela are here to tell us whats coming up today. Good morning. Thanks dan and louise. Yes, were so excited to be back here after breakfast every morning this week. And its a funny time for everyone right now but, as well be seeing across the week, thatjust makes it even more important that youre forewarned and fore armed against the pitfalls life might throw at us at the moment. And today were looking at the latest covid scams doing the rounds, including fake vaccines and, the callous fraudsters peddling nonexistent loans. Iaman i am an educated woman. And you would i am an educated woman. And you would think i am an educated woman. And you would think you i am an educated woman. And you would think you would i am an educated woman. And you would think you would know i am an educated woman. And you i would think you would know better. But i would think you would know better. But i was would think you would know better. But i was vulnerable would think you would know better. But i was vulnerable at would think you would know better. But i was vulnerable at the would think you would know better. But i was vulnerable at the time. I but i was vulnerable at the time. And very but i was vulnerable at the time. And very easily but i was vulnerable at the time. And very easily led. That really is shocking. Plus, Something Else that were going to be living with for years to come flooding. Weve been to a village in yorkshire which is still dealing with the after effects of a terrible deluge last year. But while the water might have dried up, the dispute about paying for the damage is still in full flow. And, if like us, you have worries about the latest strains of covid and how best to make sure you stay safe, dr ellie cannon will be here live in the studio so, if youve got questions for her, or comments on any of our stories, ripoffbritain bbc. Co. Uk email us right now. See you at 9. 15 thank you both. See you then. Every adult in the uk is to be offered a Coronavirus Vaccine by september, according to the government, as 10 new vaccination hubs in england open from today. Lets find out more about this with professor Stephen Powis, National Medical director for nhs england. Good morning. Thank you as everfor joining us here on breakfast. We have had loads of questions. I will try to get through as many as i can. One thing lots of people are asking, how come some over 705 have been vaccinated when some over 805 have not . How can you explain that to people . {lit not . How can you explain that to peo ple . , not . How can you explain that to eole . ,. , not . How can you explain that to eole . ,. ,. , not . How can you explain that to eole . ,. , , people . Of course, our priority is to net people . Of course, our priority is to get through people . Of course, our priority is to get through those people . Of course, our priority is to get through those groups people . Of course, our priority is to get through those groups of. To get through those groups of people to get through those groups of people in the very highest priority groups. People in the very highest priority groups, including the over 80s, care home groups, including the over 80s, care home residents, care home staff and the staff home residents, care home staff and the staff of home residents, care home staff and the staff of hospitals, Health Care Workers the staff of hospitals, Health Care Workers. That is what we are doing at the workers. That is what we are doing at the moment. We are absolutely focused at the moment. We are absolutely focused on at the moment. We are absolutely focused on getting all of those people focused on getting all of those people vaccinated. But this is the iiliit people vaccinated. But this is the right time people vaccinated. But this is the right time now to move down into the next priority right time now to move down into the next priority group, which is the over next priority group, which is the over 70s. Next priority group, which is the over70s, so next priority group, which is the over 70s, so that in the middle of february over 70s, so that in the middle of february we over 70s, so that in the middle of february we can meet the target of the government is set to vaccinate everybody the government is set to vaccinate everybody 70 years of age and over, including everybody 70 years of age and over, including the over 80s, including the extremely clinically vulnerable. I the extremely clinically vulnerable. I suppose the extremely clinically vulnerable. I suppose the confusion lies in that some parts are able to get to the 705, other parts are not. How do you explain what is going on and how will that be addressed . Explain what is going on and how will that be addressed . Well, we are ramtin u will that be addressed . Well, we are ramping up the will that be addressed . Well, we are ramping up the vaccination will that be addressed . Well, we are i ramping up the Vaccination Programme every week ramping up the Vaccination Programme every week. More Vaccines Available this week every week. More Vaccines Available this week. Its important that we. Et this week. Its important that we get through those top priority groups get through those top priority groups as quickly as possible. The most groups as quickly as possible. The most effective way of doing that is to keep most effective way of doing that is to keep the focus on the over 80 year olds but then start to vaccinate 80 year olds but then start to vaccinate the over 70 year olds as well vaccinate the over 70yearolds as well. ,. ,. ,. , well. Lots of individual questions askine well. Lots of individual questions asking about well. Lots of individual questions asking about the well. Lots of individual questions asking about the vaccine well. Lots of individual questions asking about the vaccine centres| well. Lots of individual questions asking about the vaccine centres and the safety of the vaccine centres. Chris says, is a clinically extremely Vulnerable Person i have been shielding for more than a year. Many of the Safety Measures are inadequate at the vaccination hubs, for people in my position, especially queueing time, waiting time and large numbers. When will drive through vaccines be rolled out . ~. Drive through vaccines be rolled out . ~. ,. Out . Well, the vaccine centres such as this one out . Well, the vaccine centres such as this one that out . Well, the vaccine centres such as this one that is out . Well, the vaccine centres such as this one that is opening out . Well, the vaccine centres such as this one that is opening just as this one that is opening just outside as this one that is opening just outside Wembley Stadium today, are all set outside Wembley Stadium today, are all set up outside Wembley Stadium today, are all set up to be safe. They are all set up all set up to be safe. They are all set up to all set up to be safe. They are all set up to maintain social distancing and of set up to maintain social distancing and of course to get people vaccinated as efficiently and quickly vaccinated as efficiently and quickly as possible. So these centres quickly as possible. So these centres are absolutely set up to make centres are absolutely set up to make sure centres are absolutely set up to make sure that people can feel assured make sure that people can feel assured that they can come here, get assured that they can come here, get a vaccine assured that they can come here, get a vaccine safely. And so i would really a vaccine safely. And so i would really encourage everybody, including the clinically vulnerable, to get including the clinically vulnerable, to get the including the clinically vulnerable, to get the vaccine. That is the best way of to get the vaccine. That is the best way of keeping yourself safe from covid way of keeping yourself safe from covid. , way of keeping yourself safe from covid. ,. Y i, way of keeping yourself safe from covid. ,. , 3 1 covid. Tracy says, my dad is 80 with dementia, covid. Tracy says, my dad is 80 with dementia. My covid. Tracy says, my dad is 80 with dementia, my mum covid. Tracy says, my dad is 80 with dementia, my mum is covid. Tracy says, my dad is 80 with dementia, my mum is her covid. Tracy says, my dad is 80 with dementia, my mum is her carer covid. Tracy says, my dad is 80 with dementia, my mum is her carer and | covid. Tracy says, my dad is 80 with. Dementia, my mum is her carer and a 79. Will all households be vaccinated at the same time . Is that happening and should that be happening . Happening and should that be hauenina . Happening . Well, we are vaccinating in a number happening . Well, we are vaccinating in a number of happening . Well, we are vaccinating in a number of settings. Happening . Well, we are vaccinating in a number of settings. The in a number of settings. The Vaccination Centres such as this, general Vaccination Centres such as this, general practices doing a greatjob. And of general practices doing a greatjob. And of course our hospitals are vaccinating. But we are also vaccines vaccinating. But we are also vaccines into homes where that is necessary. Vaccines into homes where that is necessary, and of course directly into care necessary, and of course directly into care homes. We are vaccinating into care homes. We are vaccinating in a large into care homes. We are vaccinating in a large range of settings. Of course, in a large range of settings. Of course, that will continue to expand course, that will continue to exand. ,. Course, that will continue to exand. Expand. Does that include households, expand. Does that include households, for expand. Does that include | households, for example . Expand. Does that include households, for example . Somebody with dementia and somebody who is his carer . With dementia and somebody who is his carer . ,. ,. , his carer . Yes, it includes going into household his carer . Yes, it includes going into household and his carer . Yes, it includes going into household and vaccinating l his carer . Yes, it includes going i into household and vaccinating the clinically into household and vaccinating the clinically vulnerable individuals, those clinically vulnerable individuals, those people over 70 now, and of course those people over 70 now, and of course carers as well. Can those people over 70 now, and of course carers as well. Course carers as well. Can we talk about rules course carers as well. Can we talk about rules once course carers as well. Can we talk about rules once people course carers as well. Can we talk about rules once people have course carers as well. Can we talk. About rules once people have been immunised . This is a familiar theme. Heather says, immunised . This is a familiar theme. Heathersays, i immunised . This is a familiar theme. Heather says, i am 72 years old, should be getting my firstjab any day, will i be able to hug my new great granddaughter when i have been vaccinated . Greatgranddaughter when i have been vaccinated . ~. ,. , greatgranddaughter when i have been vaccinated . ,. ,. , vaccinated . Well, unfortunately not et. It is a vaccinated . Well, unfortunately not yet. It is a really vaccinated . Well, unfortunately not yet. It is a really important yet. It is a really important question yet. It is a really important question. So the vaccine we know protects question. So the vaccine we know protects against getting covid. It protects protects against getting covid. It protects against getting covid. It protects against getting covid. It protects against getting severe disease protects against getting severe disease. At what we dont know yet is how disease. At what we dont know yet is how well disease. At what we dont know yet is how well it protects against transmitting the disease to somebody else. Transmitting the disease to somebody else that transmitting the disease to somebody else. That is something that will become else. That is something that will become apparent as we roll out of these become apparent as we roll out of these Vaccination Programmes. So unfortunately, even though you are vaccinated. Unfortunately, even though you are vaccinated, you do need to keep to social vaccinated, you do need to keep to social distancing rules to avoid the possibility social distancing rules to avoid the possibility of the vaccine being passed possibility of the vaccine being passed on, sorry, the virus being passed passed on, sorry, the virus being passed on passed on, sorry, the virus being passed on passed on, sorry, the virus being assed on. � ,. ,. Passed on. Lets also talk about new variants. This passed on. Lets also talk about new variants. This is passed on. Lets also talk about new variants. This is from passed on. Lets also talk about new variants. This is from avon. Passed on. Lets also talk about new variants. This is from avon. What. Variants. This is from avon. What would we do if the current new variant renders the vaccine is ineffective . She knows that a vaccine can be tweaked. Would it mean everybody who has had the jab would need to be vaccinated again . What can you tell us . Well, we dont know what can you tell us . Well, we dont know yet what can you tell us . Well, we dont know yet because we are still learning know yet because we are still learning about this virus. The new variant learning about this virus. The new variant that learning about this virus. The new variant that has emerged in the uk, we dont variant that has emerged in the uk, we dont know if it started in the uk, but we dont know if it started in the uk, but certainly we spotted it first here, uk, but certainly we spotted it first here, the early signs are that of the first here, the early signs are that of the vaccines will be perfectly adequate for that new strain. Clearly adequate for that new strain. Clearly other strains of the virus will emerge. That is what happens with viruses. They mutate. We see that every with viruses. They mutate. We see that every year with flu, for instance that every year with flu, for instance. Every year flu is a little bit different. And we adapt our flu vaccines bit different. And we adapt our flu vaccines each year to cope with that vaccines each year to cope with that i vaccines each year to cope with that. I think its perfectly possible that over time the Covid Vaccine possible that over time the Covid Vaccine will need to be adapted from year to vaccine will need to be adapted from year to year vaccine will need to be adapted from year to year to deal with new strains year to year to deal with new strains. The good news is that we are using strains. The good news is that we are using new technology with these new vaccines and that can be done very quickly. So yes, it is likely. They very quickly. So yes, it is likely. They may very quickly. So yes, it is likely. They may have to be frequent, maybe annual they may have to be frequent, maybe annual flu they may have to be frequent, maybe annual flu vaccine like programmes to deal annual flu vaccine like programmes to deal with these new variants, but it is too to deal with these new variants, but it is too early to be sure yet. Can we talk about it is too early to be sure yet. Can we talk about the second doses . When will you start rolling that out for people . Will you start rolling that out for eole . ~. , will you start rolling that out for peo ple . ,. ,. Will you start rolling that out for eole . ~ 1. , people . Well, on the advice of the oint people . Well, on the advice of the joint Committee People . Well, on the advice of the joint committee on people . Well, on the advice of the joint committee on vaccinations i people . Well, on the advice of the. Joint committee on vaccinations and immunisations, which is the independent expert group in the uk, the chief independent expert group in the uk, the chief medical officers have recommended the second doses given 12 weeks recommended the second doses given 12 weeks after the first dose. So for those 12 weeks after the first dose. So for those people having their first doses, for those people having their first doses, they will be called back in 12 weeks doses, they will be called back in 12 weeks later to get that important second 12 weeks later to get that important second dose. To boost immunity and make second dose. To boost immunity and make sure second dose. To boost immunity and make sure that there is a longer lasting make sure that there is a longer lasting immunity to the virus. This is a question lasting immunity to the virus. This is a question about lasting immunity to the virus. Ii 3 is a question about of children from tara. My little boy is extremely vulnerable, has been shielded because of this, he is under 16, so we dont know what the vaccine plan is for him. What can you tell us . Well, the vaccines arent licensed of her well, the vaccines arent licensed of her children at the moment, they have not of her children at the moment, they have not been tested in Clinical Trials have not been tested in Clinical Trials on have not been tested in Clinical Trials on children. It is important to remember that although children can be to remember that although children can be infected by the virus, they dont can be infected by the virus, they dont get can be infected by the virus, they dont get the severe disease by and large dont get the severe disease by and large that dont get the severe disease by and large that adults do. This is a virus large that adults do. This is a virus that large that adults do. This is a virus that predominantly affects older virus that predominantly affects older people, although, as you know, it can older people, although, as you know, it can also older people, although, as you know, it can also affect sometimes quite young it can also affect sometimes quite young adults. But children, much less so young adults. But children, much less so. Very rare to have serious infection less so. Very rare to have serious infection in less so. Very rare to have serious infection in children. So the priority. Infection in children. So the priority, as we said at the start, is to priority, as we said at the start, is to vaccinate those in society at most is to vaccinate those in society at most risk. Is to vaccinate those in society at most risk, that is the elderly and the clinically vulnerable first. Can we also talk the clinically vulnerable first. Can we also talk about the pressures on the nhs . We have been told it is in a precarious position. When do you think the vaccine roll out, you will start to see it make a difference . Well, i dont think we will see the well, idont think we will see the effects well, idont think we will see the effects of well, i dont think we will see the effects of the Vaccine Programme unfortunately deaths in hospital admissions until well into february. So its admissions until well into february. So its really important, the moment. So its really important, the moment, that everybody sticks to the social moment, that everybody sticks to the social distancing guidelines, those lockdown social distancing guidelines, those lockdown measures that are in place. We know lockdown measures that are in place. We know they are effective, they worked we know they are effective, they worked in we know they are effective, they worked in april and again in november, and there are signs it is working november, and there are signs it is working again now. That is how we will avoid working again now. That is how we will avoid deaths in the weeks to come will avoid deaths in the weeks to come and will avoid deaths in the weeks to come and take the severe pressure off our come and take the severe pressure off our hospitals. Come and take the severe pressure off our hospitals. Where do you see the nhs right off our hospitals. Where do you see the nhs right now off our hospitals. Where do you see the nhs right now and off our hospitals. Where do you see the nhs right now and is off our hospitals. Where do you see the nhs right now and is this off our hospitals. Where do you see the nhs right now and is this the i the nhs right now and is this the peak or is it still to come . Peak or is it still to come . Well, as though peak or is it still to come . Well, as though simon peak or is it still to come . Well, as though Simon Stevens peak or is it still to come . Well, as though Simon Stevens said i as though Simon Stevens said yesterday, the nhs is undoubtedly in a precarious position at the moment. We have a precarious position at the moment. We have more than 30,000 patients with covid we have more than 30,000 patients with covid in our hospitals. We have seen with covid in our hospitals. We have seen 15,000, comments on Christmas Eve. Seen 15,000, comments on Christmas Eve that seen 15,000, comments on Christmas Eve that is seen 15,000, comments on Christmas Eve. That is the equivalent of well over 20 eve. That is the equivalent of well over 20 hospitals. Eve. That is the equivalent of well over20 hospitals. Come in eve. That is the equivalent of well over 20 hospitals. Come in since christmas over 20 hospitals. Come in since Christmas Eve over 20 hospitals. Come in since Christmas Eve. I dont think the nhs has Christmas Eve. Idont think the nhs has ever Christmas Eve. I dont think the nhs has ever been under this pressure since has ever been under this pressure since winter. But our staff are responding magnificently. There are sins responding magnificently. There are signs in responding magnificently. There are signs in london that the growth in infection signs in london that the growth in infection rate is slowing. But it will take infection rate is slowing. But it will take several weeks before that starts will take several weeks before that starts to will take several weeks before that starts to have an effect on reducing the number starts to have an effect on reducing the number of people in hospital. So its really the number of people in hospital. So its really going to be tough over the next its really going to be tough over the next couple of weeks. I would implore the next couple of weeks. I would implore everybody to reduce the chance implore everybody to reduce the chance of implore everybody to reduce the chance of transmitting the virus, stop chance of transmitting the virus, stop it chance of transmitting the virus, stop it spreading by sticking to those stop it spreading by sticking to those guidelines that are in place. Professor those guidelines that are in place. Professor Stephen Powis, thank you for your time. Thank you. Professor Stephen Powis, thank you for your time. Thank you. Thanks for all the questions for your time. Thank you. Thanks for all the questions you for your time. Thank you. Thanks for all the questions you sent for your time. Thank you. Thanks for all the questions you sent in for your time. Thank you. Thanks for all the questions you sent in for all the questions you sent in for the professor as well. The government is coming under increasing pressure to extend an extra allowance of £20 per week for families on the lowest incomes. Its been provided since the start of the pandemic, but is due to end in march. Ben can tell us more. Morning to you both. Yes, the pandemic is a challenge for all of us, but if youre already on a lower income, it might mean youre struggling to make ends meet. So, at the start of the pandemic, the chancellor increased the basic allowance of two key benefits universal credit and working tax credit. They went up by £20 a week for 12 months. That cost about £6 billion to the taxpayer. If i explain the numbers you get a sense of how much it is costing and how much what can happen next. Universal credit thats the scheme that replaced six existing benefits with one overall payment. The extra cash took the basic allowance from about £320 a month, to £410. Working tax credit is means tested and designed to help with day to day expenses for people who are working, but on a low income. That went up to just over £3,000 a year. The extra £20 a week for both benefits has been described as a lifeline by charities and campaigners, and those getting help. For me, £20 a week goes a long way. Ive had to learn how to budget it. There is a difference between how many cups of tea you can have per day. How many washes of laundry can you do per week . Can i put a watch on because my tumble dryer, i cant put that on . Its a minefield of all the intricacy that you have to try and work around. And it is very, very difficult. It can be quite depressing, at times. You very difficult. It can be quite depressing, at times. You get a sense of what depressing, at times. You get a sense of what a depressing, at times. You get a sense of what a difference depressing, at times. You get a sense of what a difference it. Depressing, at times. You get a sense of what a difference it makes for people who receive it. The pandemic has gone on for so much longer than many expected. That extra money is due to run out at the end of march. There are no details yet about whether it will be extended. Labour will raise the issue in the house of commons later, warning that six million families could be affected by the cut. We wouldnt want to cut spending or raise taxes during a recession, certainly not one the size of which we have experience. Lets put that into context. That is a quarter of what has been spent on test crucially, it is notjust about support for families, crucially, it is notjust about support forfamilies, important support for families, important though that support forfamilies, important though that is, it is about support for the economy. We need the economy to grow relative to the debt we have incurred in the crisis. And so pulling way that £6 billion worth of spending would actually hamper the recovery in the long term. The priorities for us, securing the economy, protect the nhs, rebuild the country better than what we had going into the crisis. Im afraid all of those things require the maintenance of the support. No details yet about whether it will be extended. The government says its committed to supporting the lowest paid families through the pandemic and beyond to ensure that nobody is left behind. It says that includes boosting spending hundreds of billions to safeguard jobs and putting extra money into the welfare system. Yesterday we heard from dominic raab, the foreign secretary who told the bbc that actually we probably wont get any details about an extension until the budget on march the 3rd. That is when the chancellor will lay out his tax and Spending Plans for the year to come. And so, whilst there will be that debate today, whilst there will be a lot of pressure on the government to extend those schemes, that extra £20 a week, we may not hear anything about it until that budget on mighty third. Ben, thank you. Third. Ben, thank ou. ,. , third. Ben,thank ou. , ~ third. Ben,thank ou. ,. , ben, thank you. Normally i like to net ben, thank you. Normally i like to get excited ben, thank you. Normally i like to get excited about ben, thank you. Normally i like to get excited about the ben, thank you. Normally i like to get excited about the weather. I ben, thank you. Normally i like to | get excited about the weather. Big smile on the face. But its not great, lets be honest. Ive not done a good job of cheering people ive not done a good job of cheering people up ive not done a good job of cheering people up this monday morning thank you. People up this monday morning thank you good people up this monday morning thank you. Good morning. It is not a great week you. Good morning. It is not a great week of you. Good morning. It is not a great week of weather. Still some snow in parts week of weather. Still some snow in parts of week of weather. Still some snow in parts of southern scotland and northern parts of southern scotland and Northern England. Some of it has taken Northern England. Some of it has taken some thawing over the weekend. All that taken some thawing over the weekend. All that extra water which has been stored all that extra water which has been stored up all that extra water which has been stored up in the form of ice has been stored up in the form of ice has been pushing into the river system. This was been pushing into the river system. This was york yesterday. The rivers are already this was york yesterday. The rivers are already high. Not great news. Things are already high. Not great news. Things are are already high. Not great news. Things are set to get a good deal wetter~ things are set to get a good deal wetter~ a things are set to get a good deal wetter. A surge of mild air will continue wetter. A surge of mild air will continue to melt the snow on the hills. Continue to melt the snow on the hills, particularly in Northern England hills, particularly in Northern England and southern scotland. With that, batches of weather fronts which that, batches of weather fronts which will drop quite a bit of rain for some which will drop quite a bit of rain for some. You will notice where the rain will for some. You will notice where the rain will fall for some. You will notice where the rain will fall this week and how much rain will fall this week and how much will rain will fall this week and how much will fall. All of us will see rain at much will fall. All of us will see rain at some point but in the next three rain at some point but in the next three days rain at some point but in the next three days it is southern scotland, northern three days it is southern scotland, Northern Ireland and west wales. Particularly on the hills, we could see two particularly on the hills, we could see two months worth of rainfall, already see two months worth of rainfall, already going into a swollen system. The met already going into a swollen system. The met office concerned about northern the met office concerned about Northern England, where they have a number Northern England, where they have a number weather warning in place through number weather warning in place through tuesday and wednesday, for hue through tuesday and wednesday, for huge amounts of rainfall and an increased huge amounts of rainfall and an increased risk of flooding. Be prepared. Wherever you are across the uk. Prepared. Wherever you are across the uk, particularfor Northern Ireland the uk, particularfor Northern Ireland, wales and southern scotland, if you are in an area susceptible to flooding, keep a close susceptible to flooding, keep a close eye on the forecast and all the latest close eye on the forecast and all the latest flood warnings. Today is the latest flood warnings. Today is the quieter day of the week. We have. Ot the quieter day of the week. We have got that the quieter day of the week. We have got that cloud that is going to bring got that cloud that is going to bring the rain waiting on the wings. Clear bring the rain waiting on the wings. Clear skies~ bring the rain waiting on the wings. Clear skies. A lovely sunrise in the east clear skies. A lovely sunrise in the east a clear skies. A lovely sunrise in the east a bit clear skies. A lovely sunrise in the east a bit of clear skies. A lovely sunrise in the east. A bit of frost around for some east. A bit of frost around for some. Some showers across parts of southern some. Some showers across parts of southern scotland, Northern Ireland, not a bad southern scotland, Northern Ireland, not a bad day for Northern Ireland. Plenty not a bad day for Northern Ireland. Plenty of not a bad day for Northern Ireland. Plenty of sunshine until clouds take over later~ plenty of sunshine until clouds take over later. For england and wales bright over later. For england and wales bright or over later. For england and wales bright or sunny spells to the east, greyer bright or sunny spells to the east, greyer in bright or sunny spells to the east, greyer in the west, the first batch of wet greyer in the west, the first batch of wet weather arrives into wales and South West England either. Not a bad day and South West England either. Not a bad day temperature wise. On the molde bad day temperature wise. On the molde site bad day temperature wise. On the molde site after the chill of last week molde site after the chill of last week as molde site after the chill of last week. As you going to this evening and overnight, notice how the blues become and overnight, notice how the blues become widespread. That rain becomes more extensive, then heavier, northern more extensive, then heavier, Northern England, southern scotland, northern Northern England, southern scotland, Northern Ireland of greater concern. Clear whether in the south. Throughout the day notice how it is the same throughout the day notice how it is the same areas that sit under that persistent the same areas that sit under that persistent rain band. Heaviest on the western side of the hills. To the western side of the hills. To the south. The western side of the hills. To the south, the strongest of the winds the south, the strongest of the winds could touch gale force, lighter winds could touch gale force, lighter winds across scotland, sunshine lighter winds across scotland, sunshine in the northern half of the country sunshine in the northern half of the country and sunshine in the northern half of the country and the coldest of the weather~ country and the coldest of the weather. Head further south and it is again weather. Head further south and it is again comparatively mild. Any snow is again comparatively mild. Any snow that is again comparatively mild. Any snow that is remaining will continue to melt snow that is remaining will continue to melt. That rain may ease away is temporarily to melt. That rain may ease away is temporarily from northern scotland. It temporarily from northern scotland. It will temporarily from northern scotland. It will return and it is doubt throughout as we go across Northern England throughout as we go across Northern England and much of wales. The strongest england and much of wales. The strongest winds to the south and east, strongest winds to the south and east. The strongest winds to the south and east, the lightest winds to the north east, the lightest winds to the north and east, the lightest winds to the north and west. A chilly day in scotland north and west. A chilly day in scotland and Northern Ireland, mild to the scotland and Northern Ireland, mild to the south. The temperature contrast to the south. The temperature contrast will even out later in the week contrast will even out later in the week as contrast will even out later in the week as the rain pulls away. They could week as the rain pulls away. They could be week as the rain pulls away. They could be strong gale force destructive winds and it will open the door destructive winds and it will open the door to much colder air, which dare the door to much colder air, which dare i the door to much colder air, which dare i say the door to much colder air, which dare i say could bring some snow, even dare i say could bring some snow, even blizzards for some. We even blizzards for some. We will even blizzards for some. We will keep you updated. Thank you so much, we will keep you updated. Thank you so much. Matt we will keep you updated. Thank you so much, matt we we will keep you updated. Thank you so much, matt we shall we will keep you updated. Thank you so much, matt we shall look we will keep you updated. Thank you | so much, matt we shall look forward to it. , so much, matt we shall look forward to it. 1 ,. , so much, matt we shall look forward toit. ,~ . So much, matt we shall look forward toit. , to it. Lovely to spend some time with ou to it. Lovely to spend some time with you today cast your mind back to around the start the first lockdown, and you may recall that we got a bit of much needed joy from the marsh family. And if the name doesnt ring a bell, this song almost certainly will. One more day that rendition of one day more from the musical les mis was a huge internet hit, and seemed to capture the spirit of those early days. Well, now theyre back or three of them are with another song. And this one is all about promoting a Public Health message to the tune of Leonard Cohens classic hit, hallelujah. That was dan marsh with daughters tess and ella. Theyjoin us now along with brothers thomas and alfie, and mum danielle. Hello, my family. Lovely to have you back. Hello, my family. Lovely to have you back lets hello, my family. Lovely to have you back. Lets clear hello, my family. Lovely to have you back. Lets clear something hello, my family. Lovely to have you back. Lets clear something up. I hello, my family. Lovely to have you | back. Lets clear something up. What happened with the boys . Have you parted ways . Have you had musical differences . figs parted ways . Have you had musical differences . differences . as with many of the thin. S we differences . as with many of the things we have differences . as with many of the things we have recorded, differences . as with many of the things we have recorded, we i differences . as with many of the | things we have recorded, we were differences . as with many of the i things we have recorded, we were not entirely things we have recorded, we were not entirely sure things we have recorded, we were not entirely sure it would work. It was done entirely sure it would work. It was done after entirely sure it would work. It was done after a entirely sure it would work. It was done after a sunday evening getting ready done after a sunday evening getting ready to done after a sunday evening getting ready to go to bed. And i said i would ready to go to bed. And i said i would cut ready to go to bed. And i said i would cut the boys hair and i had a bit of would cut the boys hair and i had a bit of a would cut the boys hair and i had a bit of a disaster. Andy thomas has a very large bit of a disaster. Andy thomas has a very large patch on the back of his head very large patch on the back of his head that very large patch on the back of his head that doesnt look like the rest of it, head that doesnt look like the rest of it. So head that doesnt look like the rest of it. So he head that doesnt look like the rest of it, so he didnt want tojoin in. So me of it, so he didnt want tojoin in. So me and of it, so he didnt want tojoin in. So me and the boys stayed out while the girls so me and the boys stayed out while the girls did their version very well the girls did their version very well. ,. ,. ~ the girls did their version very well. ,. ,. The girls did their version very well. ,. ,. ,. ,. , well. Oh my gosh we have a photo of thomass unfortunate well. Oh my gosh we have a photo of thomass unfortunate haircut. Well. Oh my gosh we have a photo of thomass unfortunate haircut. Where. Thomass unfortunate haircut. Where are you now . I want to see you sitting on the sofa. Is it better at the back now . Shall we have a look . I think mum saved it more or less by sheer i think mum saved it more or less by sheer i think mum saved it more or less by sheer shaving i think mum saved it more or less by sheer shaving my i think mum saved it more or less by sheer shaving my head. I think mum saved it more or less by sheer shaving my head. Great i think mum saved it more or less by sheer shaving my head. Great ob. Its the sheer shaving my head. Great ob. We the pest sheer shaving my head. Great ob. Its the best time i sheer shaving my head. Great ob. Its the best time to i sheer shaving my head. Great ob. Its the best time to get i sheer shaving my head. Great ob. Its the best time to get a i sheer shaving my head. Great job. Its the best time to get a terrible i its the best time to get a terrible haircut~ its the best time to get a terrible haircut~ we its the best time to get a terrible haircut. ~ ,. Its the best time to get a terrible haircut. ~. ,. , haircut. We said that before the Les Miserables video. Haircut. We said that before the Les Miserables video. Nobody haircut. We said that before the Les Miserables video. Nobody is haircut. We said that before the Les Miserables video. Nobody is going i haircut. We said that before the les. Miserables video. Nobody is going to see it miserables video. Nobody is going to see it the miserables video. Nobody is going to see it . Miserables video. Nobody is going to see it ,. ,. , see it the perils of a home haircut see it the perils of a home haircut. Ben, see it the perils of a home haircut. Ben, talk see it the perils of a home haircut. Ben, talk us see it the perils of a home. Haircut. Ben, talk us through see it the perils of a home i haircut. Ben, talk us through the plan for this second song . What made you go down this road and write about the vaccine . You go down this road and write about the vaccine . Well, it was the cla |ne about the vaccine . Well, it was the clapping for about the vaccine . Well, it was the clapping for the about the vaccine . Well, it was the clapping for the nhs about the vaccine . Well, it was the clapping for the nhs at about the vaccine . Well, it was the clapping for the nhs at the about the vaccine . Well, it was the clapping for the nhs at the start i about the vaccine . Well, it was the clapping for the nhs at the start of| clapping for the nhs at the start of the year clapping for the nhs at the start of the year and it felt a bit different this time the year and it felt a bit different this time around. We are at this weird this time around. We are at this weird point this time around. We are at this weird point of the minute where everything is so bleak in some ways but there everything is so bleak in some ways but there is everything is so bleak in some ways but there is so much hope in another way. But there is so much hope in another way and but there is so much hope in another way and so but there is so much hope in another way. And so it felt like this was an opportunity way. And so it felt like this was an opportunity to try and put a message out there. Opportunity to try and put a message out there, theres the pandemic the front line out there, theres the pandemic the front line staff are fighting but there front line staff are fighting but there is front line staff are fighting but there is also a pandemic of misinformation flying around in all sorts misinformation flying around in all sorts of misinformation flying around in all sorts of different ways. This was a chance sorts of different ways. This was a chance to sorts of different ways. This was a chance to put a tune to encourage people chance to put a tune to encourage people like chance to put a tune to encourage People Like Us that dont particularly like needles, that might particularly like needles, that might be hesitant when the call comes might be hesitant when the call comes from the nhs, that is the right comes from the nhs, that is the right thing to do and you can make that contribution. | right thing to do and you can make that contribution. That contribution. I am going to come to ella that contribution. I am going to come to ella and that contribution. I am going to come to ella and tess that contribution. I am going to come to ella and tess any i that contribution. I am going to i come to ella and tess any minute. I understand people have been playing this ahead of their vaccines, have they . This ahead of their vaccines, have the . �. This ahead of their vaccines, have the . , �. , they . Yes, weve had lovely responses they . Yes, weve had lovely responses from they . Yes, weve had lovely responses from gps they . Yes, weve had lovely responses from gps and i they . Yes, weve had lovely i responses from gps and nurses, they . Yes, weve had lovely responses from gps and nurses, very different responses from gps and nurses, very different from the first one. The kind of different from the first one. The kind of people that have valued it. Yeah, kind of people that have valued it. Yeah. It kind of people that have valued it. Yeah. It has kind of people that have valued it. Yeah, it has been playing in some of the vaccine yeah, it has been playing in some of the vaccine hubs. Thats good to know the vaccine hubs. Thats good to know. The vaccine hubs. Thats good to know. ,. , the vaccine hubs. Thats good to know. , ~. , the vaccine hubs. Thats good to know. ,,. ,. Know. Ella and tess, i know you are eieht and know. Ella and tess, i know you are eight and ten know. Ella and tess, i know you are eight and ten. The know. Ella and tess, i know you are eight and ten. The pressure know. Ella and tess, i know you are eight and ten. The pressure was i know. Ella and tess, i know you are eight and ten. The pressure was on | eight and ten. The pressure was on you two to perform with your brothers out of the window. What was it like to sing on this one on your own with your dad . It it like to sing on this one on your own with your dad . Own with your dad . It felt quite auiet own with your dad . It felt quite quiet around own with your dad . It felt quite quiet around us. Own with your dad . It felt quite quiet around us. But own with your dad . It felt quite quiet around us. But we own with your dad . It felt quite quiet around us. But we had i own with your dad . It felt quite | quiet around us. But we had our headphones quiet around us. But we had our headphones on quiet around us. But we had our headphones on at quiet around us. But we had our headphones on at the quiet around us. But we had our. Headphones on at the beginning, quiet around us. But we had our headphones on at the beginning, so we could headphones on at the beginning, so we could hear headphones on at the beginning, so we could hear our headphones on at the beginning, so we could hear our voices headphones on at the beginning, so we could hear our voices echoing. I we could hear our voices echoing. Yeah, we could hear our voices echoing. Yeah. The we could hear our voices echoing. Yeah, the amount we could hear our voices echoing. Yeah, the amount of we could hear our voices echoing. Yeah, the amount of takes we could hear our voices echoing. Yeah, the amount of takes we i we could hear our voices echoing. | yeah, the amount of takes we had we could hear our voices echoing. I yeah, the amount of takes we had to do made yeah, the amount of takes we had to do made us yeah, the amount of takes we had to do made us feel yeah, the amount of takes we had to do made us feel comfortable yeah, the amount of takes we had to do made us feel comfortable with yeah, the amount of takes we had to do made us feel comfortable with it i do made us feel comfortable with it by the do made us feel comfortable with it by the end do made us feel comfortable with it b the end. , t do made us feel comfortable with it b the end. ,. , do made us feel comfortable with it by the end by the end. Since the first song we did a few songs by the end. Since the first song we did a few songsjust by the end. Since the first song we did a few songs just to by the end. Since the first song we did a few songsjust to try by the end. Since the first song we did a few songs just to try to by the end. Since the first song we did a few songs just to try to get. Did a few songs just to try to get through did a few songs just to try to get through various things, some of them are silly. Through various things, some of them are silly, some of them are funny. The girls are silly, some of them are funny. The girls did are silly, some of them are funny. The girls did one a while back when tess was the girls did one a while back when tess was told she wasnt going back to schoob tess was told she wasnt going back to school. We have done other things that we to school. We have done other things that we havent all done together. It probably felt odd but not completely red. It probably felt odd but not completely red. Tess, tell us a little bit about completely red. Tess, tell us a little bit about it . Completely red. Tess, tell us a little bit about it . Great little bit about it . Great harmonising, wonderful voices. Was it a relief not to have the boys there . ~ ~. , there . Well, i think it was, actually there . Well, i think it was, actually because there . Well, i think it was, actually because l there . Well, i think it was, actually because l and there . Well, i think it was, actually because l and i. There . Well, i think it was, i actually because l and i have there . Well, i think it was, actually because l and i have done other songs that we have done just by ourselves. It felt actually quite nice to do it without the boys. It nice to do it without the boys. It is nice to give them a chance at the front is nice to give them a chance at the front. �. ,. ,. Front. Ive noticed a few changes, a few upgrades front. Ive noticed a few changes, a few upgrades since front. Ive noticed a few changes, a few upgrades since the front. Ive noticed a few changes, a few upgrades since the one front. Ive noticed a few changes, a few upgrades since the one that. Front. Ive noticed a few changes, a l few upgrades since the one that went viral, with the microphones, for example. What else have you upgraded . Example. What else have you upgraded . Example. What else have you uaraded . , upgraded . Yeah, we got popping thins to upgraded . Yeah, we got popping things to make upgraded . Yeah, we got popping things to make vocals upgraded . Yeah, we got popping things to make vocals work upgraded . Yeah, we got popping i things to make vocals work better. We are things to make vocals work better. We are able to record audio a bit better~ we are able to record audio a bit better~ but we are able to record audio a bit better. But im still figuring my way around it. There might be some more way around it. There might be some more upgrades later in the week. Tess more upgrades later in the week. Tess has more upgrades later in the week. Tess has got a birthday on friday. Final tess has got a birthday on friday. Final lockdown birthday. Danielle, what sort of final lockdown birthday. Danielle, what sort of reaction final lockdown birthday. Danielle, what sort of reaction have final lockdown birthday. Danielle, what sort of reaction have you final lockdown birthday. Danielle, i what sort of reaction have you been looking at . Sir Patrick Vallance shared the music video himself, didnt it . , � , shared the music video himself, didnt it . , � , , shared the music video himself, didntit . , h,~~ , didnt it . Yes, its slightly crazy. Without some didnt it . Yes, its slightly crazy. Without some lovely didnt it . Yes, its slightly crazy. Without some lovely messages i didnt it . Yes, its slightly crazy. Without some lovely messages from medics, from scientists, and it has started to build. Obviously this one is different to the last one because there have been quite a lot of not so good comments because we are stepping into a territory that some people feel very strongly about. We have been shielding ourselves from some of those comments. After the first video, i think i read a couple of comments and one said i looked like molly beasley. There have been quite a lot of people with strong opinions this time. I quite a lot of people with strong opinions this time. Opinions this time. I feel a bit like one of opinions this time. I feel a bit like one of those opinions this time. I feel a bit like one of those characters l opinions this time. I feel a bit i like one of those characters who opinions this time. I feel a bit like one of those characters who has stuck like one of those characters who has stuck to like one of those characters who has stuck to Nuclear Weapons and disappeared somewhere with comments thread disappeared somewhere with comments thread. Some of them are hurtful, the size thread. Some of them are hurtful, the size of thread. Some of them are hurtful, the size of my nose, the colour of the size of my nose, the colour of the ohesies, the size of my nose, the colour of the onesies, really small personal things the onesies, really small personal thins. , things. There are some horrible eole things. There are some horrible people out things. There are some horrible people out there things. There are some horrible people out there but things. There are some horrible people out there but i things. There are some horrible people out there but i am things. There are some horrible people out there but i am surel things. There are some horrible people out there but i am sure most people out there but i am sure most people appreciate what you have done. A life lesson to us all. Dont let your money cut your hair. Thank you very much thank you. I would rather be in my onesie as well. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Its 8. 59. This is bbc news with the latest headlines. Another five Million People in england will be invited for their Covid Vaccine as the jab is rolled out to the over 705 and the clinically extremely vulnerable. The government says once the top four groups are vaccinated, they can look at easing restrictions. It will be gradual, it will probably be through the tiered system but you are looking at that kind of period, two to three weeks after the middle of february, where we have protected those top four cohorts. Ten new Mass Vaccination Centres open across england from today, as the government attempts to meet its target of offering 15 Million People the jab by the middle of february. The centres are absolutely set up to make sure that