In sport, theyre calling it one of the greatest european ties ever. Barcelona make history by coming from 4 0 down against Paris St Germain to win with the last kick of the game. And two years after historic Clandon Park House was gutted by fire, we report on the start of the huge restoration task. And carol has the weather. Good morning. For many this morning its a fairly cloudy start, also a damp one with showers or some rain but by mid morning, for most well have some lovely springlike weather with a fair bit of sunshine except across the Channel Islands and the south west, where it will be cloudy and damp, and it will be quite a windy day for some of us. More in 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. The chancellor Phillip Hammond is facing accusations of breaking an Election Pledge by increasing National Insurance contributions for many Self Employed workers in yesterdays budget. Hes facing growing pressure to reconsider his plan from some backbench conservative mps. The
be that here s another one. is eating crisps and cheese balls ok? is it better than eating sweets? taste is it better than eating sweets? we as dentists have been guilty for a while as dentists have been guilty for a while and as dentists have been guilty for a while and recommending foods that can cause while and recommending foods that can cause other health problemsjust because can cause other health problemsjust because they don t have sugar in them because they don t have sugar in them i because they don t have sugar in them i am because they don t have sugar in them. i am against that. we need to have one them. i am against that. we need to have one healthy message. we need to work together with the nutritionists and all work together with the nutritionists and all medical health professionals and all medical health professionals and we and all medical health professionals and we need to keep on one message. we need and we need to keep on one message. we need
and the situation in khartoum, we talk about the difficulties of getting to the airport, the fact that there is gun fire and fire raging as well, but i was reading one report of someone saying foreign office told me to make my way to the airport and stay at home to wait for the call. but we don t have any communications, the phone lines have been cut, so some cases it is as simple as that, they re just no communication lines. what are you hearing about daily life in khartoum? hearing about daily life in khartoum? . , , khartoum? that is right, lucy, it is really difficult. khartoum? that is right, lucy, it is really difficult. i khartoum? that is right, lucy, it is really difficult. i was khartoum? that is right, lucy, it is really difficult. i was speaking - khartoum? that is right, lucy, it is really difficult. i was speaking to i really difficult. i was speaking to a journalist based in khartoum who was still there who was telling me that he was really excited this morning b
by. there is a lot of uncertainty - by. there is a lot of uncertainty as - by. there is a lot of uncertainty as well| by. there is a lot of- uncertainty as well that by. there is a lot of uncertainty as well that people are feeling about which roads are feeling about which roads are possible and who is co ordinating the rescue effort and figuring out who was going where and it is difficult, especially in the early stages. now they seem to have done some assessment in the night and are preparing to dispatch crews out into the area. the way it was explained to me by someone who just got back from inside the hardest hit locations is that the entire city is basically a disaster site right now, that there are just entire roads where all the buildings are collapsed so co ordinating efforts especially international effort is very difficult and i think that is a little frustrating for rescuers who want to get in there and start to help immediately but have to deal with logistical problems jus
the shelters are basically helping, centres that help people to keep warm, to keep phones and other devices charged? talk to me about kherson, because we are hearing things are getting difficult for people who are left there. kherson, if we are facing these problemsjust now in kyiv, kherson is in this situation permanently. when the russians left the city, they destroyed all types of supplies to the city, and it was electricity, watersupply, pipes, everything is destroyed. so kherson is living in this reality for a long time and our organisation was one of the first who came through to kherson and we brought around more than 3000 family kits in the first time and now we will deliver supplies continuously, each week. people are scared in kherson. we can see this in their eyes.