true. i work with another company outside, and. true. i work with another company outside, and. you get members of the ublic outside, and. you get members of the public and outside, and. you get members of the public and make outside, and. you get members of the public and make them outside, and. you get members of the public and make them fly - outside, and. you get members of. the public and make them fly through the public and make them fly through the air. i can guarantee that will not be happening at 7:20am. you can follow the bbc s glastonbury coverage across iplayer, bbc sounds and online. time to get the news where you are. good morning from bbc london, i m tarah welsh. we start this morning with a warning that thousands of children in london are not fully protected against polio. new data from the uk health security agency show around 34,000 children in the capital haven t had their polio booster by their fifth birthday. the virus that causes polio has been detected in
that thousands of children in london are not fully protected against polio. new data from the uk health security agency show around 34,000 children in the capital haven t had their polio booster by their fifth birthday. polio has an enormous impact on your life. for instance, i lost my childhood, because that was spent in hospitals. if i were to tell you i went into hospital at six months and didn t come out until i was four and a half. a reminder to commuters that they could face travel problems getting around this this morning. train companies say services won t be back to normal until later this morning because of this week s industrial action. well let s have a look at how things are going on london s public transport this morning. there are issues so check before you