are on furlough and that ends at the end of the month and 70% of our members are saying they anticipate more redundancies. this is a hard new story for the people working and also the company themselves, they are right on the edge as we go into the winter season now. keep talking to us. over the last year, we ve been following the story of 10 year old captain tobias , who“s raised more than £150,000 for charity with a series of sporting feats. inspired by captain sir tom moore, tobias, who has autism and cerebral palsy, has just finished his latest challenge his own version of a triathlon, as carla fowler reports.
in just under an hour s time, we will see how tokyo intends to tell the world is ready to host these games. this ceremony will look very different to what was planned pre pandemic. we will still have the traditional parade of nations where athletes come in with flags but for example the team gb, instead of 375 athletes, there will be just 30. ultimately, after three and a half hours of storytelling, lanterns, lights, dancing, the olympic flame will light the olympic cauldron and that flame will burn for the duration of the games and it is hoped that symbolic moment and the sporting feats which are to come will light a fire of imagination in the japanese public. will light a fire of imagination in the japanese public. natalie, thank ou. the japanese public. natalie, thank you- natalie the japanese public. natalie, thank you. natalie pirks the japanese public. natalie, thank you. natalie pirks in the japanese public. natalie, thank you. natalie pirks in tokyo. - thousands of people