will be a big crowd out on the champs elysees. people coming to celebrate a french victory and people perhaps celebrating a moroccan victory or people celebrating simply the fact that morocco pulled off such a unique achievement in this world cup. there will be a heavy security presence with 2000 police up and down the avenue. because as we know from past precedent, there is a risk from elementsjoining in the precedent, there is a risk from elements joining in the celebrations and turning to vandalism. a lot of the shops are boarded up but not much is focused on that now, it is focused on anticipation, excitement and football fever. and football fever. hugh schofield, thank ou and football fever. hugh schofield, thank you for and football fever. hugh schofield, thank you for that. the intelligence agency gchq has released a set of codebreaking puzzles for school children to crack as part of a christmas challenge. the agency, which usually targets terrorists and organised crime, tra
that followed former presenter richard hammond s accident on the same airfield years earlier, where he sustained brain injuries after a 288mph rocket car crash. the well known father of four has received warm tributes from fans on social media wishing him a speedy recovery. mark lobel, bbc news. budding spies are in for a treat today because the intelligence agency gchq has released a set of codebreaking puzzles for youngsters to solve. the seven challenges are designed to test and develop the same skills that real life agents use and to encourage children from all backgrounds to consider a career in the intelligence services. tim muffett went to a school in london to see if the pupils there could crack the code. we re going to see who actually makes it through. elm green school in south london. the students mission, should they choose to accept it,
again, widespread sharp air frost. we will see some sunshine develop for most places today, there is more of a northerly wind, cold and it should stay dry, top temperatures peaking between one and three celsius. very cold overnight tonight. temperatures possibly as low as 6 or 7 celsius into tomorrow morning. but on thursday and friday, there should be a lot of bright sunshine around and it should stay dry. temperatures no higher than three to 5 degrees. for more on the train strikes and how they could affect you head over to our website. that s it for now, i m back in around half an hour. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. coming up on this morning s programme. from double maths to 007. we ll meet the school children tackling code breaking challenges set for them by gchq. we ll tell you how a tiny pinch of seaweed can help to tackle
and save up money. i want everyone to eat free at school. so then they re happy and all the families are happy. the christmas story plays out in schools across england this week, even here, where children learn about many faiths different from their own. this winter, simple human kindness is lighting the way for this school. branwenjefferies, bbc news, bradford. it story. great story. budding spies are in for a treat today because the intelligence agency gchq has released a set of codebreaking puzzles for youngsters to solve.the seven challenges are designed to test and develop the same skills that real life agents use and to encourage children from all backgrounds to consider a career in the intelligence services. tim muffett went to a school in london to see if the pupils
puzzles at children too to encourage kids from all backgrounds to consider a career in the intelligence services. here s tim muffett. elm green school in south london. the students mission, should they choose to accept it, try and solve the gchq christmas card puzzle. it s different to what we normally have to do in school. yeah, but that s how you get the three words. we don t do much, like, code breaking, so it s. something different. gchq is the uk s intelligence security and cyber agency. traditionally, each year it includes a brainteaser on the christmas cards it sends out. but this christmas, for the second year running, it s also set a festive, mind bending challenge for school pupils. if two equals growth and six equals exist, then nine is what seven letter word which describes what you ll be doing with your presents on christmas day?