well, there's a change of direction committee. labour mp hilary benn who for sports funding in the uk — ministers have been meeting to newer sports like climbing and surfing get funding, "leaves on the line" — chairs the cross—party group has while more traditional sports it's that dreaded phrase warned that the government still discuss how to tackle the growing see their budgets trimmed. that every british rail but how will that passenger is familiar with. cannot certainty about what will effect the medal count? it may get a few laughs but it's actually happen in all the areas affected by numbers of people with coronavirus. a bigger problem than many the negotiations. senior meps in the and effect the medal count? the persistent rain which i people realise. more areas move into tier 3 here at this test track in wales, they're trialling overnight. and more reports. a new technology that has european parliament say an agreement the potential, at least, brought to revolutionise our railways. needs to be made in the next 24 and the persistent rain which has brought gloomy weather to england exi5ting methods of track cleaning have remained hours. and wales is on its way out. the largely unchanged since prospects christmas week coming up the victorian era, but it's hoped that sta rgazers stargazers could be in for a real police officers on patrol in luton plasma could finally be giving some friendly advice the solution to an age—old treat on monday asjupiter and about protection from covid—19. on breakfast. problem. saturn are set to cross paths in a bedfordshire isjoining this new method involves many of the home counties around it's saturday, the 19th of december. blasting the leaves with a high—energy london in moving up to tier 3. phenomenon which gives off a bright electrical plasma beam from midnight last night, good morning. light and the appearance of a double that means 68% of the population our top story. — basically, planet. it is an event known as the of england is now covered more than two—thirds of people great conjunction. it is the closest by the toughest restrictions. in england are now living under the toughest tier 3 restrictions, that this particular pair of planets but one covid patient amid growing concerns a bolt of lightning. have come from more than 400 years about a new strain of coronavirus. and it is thought that a similar in the local hospital is worried ministers have been meeting occurrence could explain the star of about the easing of restrictions over christmas is. to discuss how to contain the rising pla5ma track hopes to attach he believes he caught the virus the5e concentrated plasma rays bethlehem, which christians believe, number of infections, to the front of trains, from his teenage son. as prime minister borisjohnson said which will burn off the layer of course, was seen during the birth people are being told he is "hoping to avoid" of course, was seen during the birth another national lockdown. of compacted leaves. andy moore reports. the energy comes from regenerative braking ofjesus. ijust that the rules, i know is a few on the train itself, or spare electricity of course, was seen during the birth ofjesus. i just hope of course, was seen during the birth ofjesus. ijust hope they won't from diesel train5. of course, was seen during the birth ofjesus. i just hope they won't too many clouds and we can actually see weeks ago it started, that they can travel all over it. apparently it is the time of day police officers on patrol in luton, the country to see their families. thatis this is worrying the hell out of me. the safety aspect — it. apparently it is the time of day that is unusual, isn't it? because giving some friendly advice about there are a number of incidents the last time it happened it was protection from covid. make sure you during daytime so you couldn't see that can occur when train5 are struggling to brake, it because of obviously, the son. know where the mask is. that was so things like station good astronomy knowledge. yeah. i am overruns, where the train fails if you saw the look on my son's face used during many counties around to stop at a station london in moving up to the three, because it's been unable genuinely excited about this.|j when i was fighting for my breath, to brake and stop in time. from the performance 5ide, you would not be willing to send train5 struggling to pull away from midnight last night, that means these children all over the country from stations incurs delay5. to see their family. 68% of the population of england is this disrupts the network and can cause knock—on delays routine operations were going ahead now covered by the toughest for passengers elsewhere, genuinely excited about this.” think i have a curse. i always get at this hospital and many restrictions. but one covid patient so think i have a curse. i always get so excited, i go outside, and others are struggling. everyone of these events it has been ata restrictions. but one covid patient at a local hospital is worried about cloudy and i missed everyone of the easing of restrictions over them. if! ministers met yesterday to discuss notjust in the area affected. cloudy and i missed everyone of them. if i ignore it, it will happen christmas. he believes he caught the and people will see it.” the outbreak amid growing concerns virus from his teenage son. people about a new variant of coronavirus them. if i ignore it, it will happen and people will see it. i think it spreading widely in the south east. are being told that the rules from a is in this part of the world as it is feared that it well, you are more or less could be more infectious. the plasma is generated guaranteed clouds in the middle of few weeks ago have changed and they from a high—energy what happens to viruses electrical beam combined the summer. whatever level of is that they do naturally can travel across the country to see with compressed gas. the beam can be as hot mutate all the time, theirfamilies. this a510,000 degrees celsius cricket you play, you know, pub and the ones that are likely can travel across the country to see their families. this is can travel across the country to see theirfamilies. this is worrying the hell out of me. i — if you — if you but it doesn't melt the track cricket you play, you know, pub cricket in a summer village, indoor to do well are the ones because the train is moving that increase transmission. so fast that the contact cricket, swing cricket, cage i5 fleeting cricket, swing cricket, cage cricket, even tabletop cricket, you and so, we know this and hits just the very is a new variant. surface layer. know that to get less than 50 is saw the look on my son because my aside from light5abers obliterating leaves it has been seen in other countries, on railheads, there's also embarrassing. it is humiliation, face when i was fighting for breath, le55 dramatic technology isn't it, when you got 11 players. being used to tackle you would not want to send children the problems caused by trees you know, it can even happen to some but it seems to be quite widespread and bushes along railways. transport for wales have been all over the country to see their working with one big circle of the best teams in the world. how which suggests that it has got to fit smart cameras on trains a transmission advantage. family. routine operations were that automatically record, there are reports that ministers analyse and report vegetation about this. india ranked third in have discussed travel restrictions going ahead at this hospital, but that could cause safety risks the world, but this morning they set to train5, such as hanging into and out of the south east over trees obscuring 5ignals a rather unwanted record with the christmas, but a government source many others are struggling. or hazardous leaf falls. lowest ever batting performance and said nothing had been approved yet. andy moore, bbc news. ministers met yesterday to discuss test cricket, bowled out forjust the outbreak amid growing concerns 36. so that is the lowest total about a new variant of coronavirus it's a constant battle spreading widely in the south—east. a5 vegetation naturally changes anywhere since 1955 in test match every time a train run5 it is feared it could be more a route, but the smart cameras cricket. it is the joint fourth infectious. what happened with the track these changes. worst of all time. you've got to machine learning rapidly give credit to australia's fearsome virus is they do naturally mutate analyses the videos a political courage is abundant bowlers. india, in the second all the time, and the ones that are and provides early warnings jessica parker is in london. it is likely to do well of the ones that so resources can be allocated important to talk about what we do quickly. innings, collapsing less than two hours. what's more, they had been know what we don't know this increase transmission, and so we know this is a new variant. it has leading and as much of the first morning. following meetings, among innings, but not anymore. australian been seen in other countries, it are closing in on the wind, needing for the past few weeks i've business does there is growing seems to be quite widespread, which been trying eight phone5 just 94 victory. next, to a big concern about this new strain suggests it has a transmission priced between £70 and £379, boost in your live exports like particularly of coronavirus and the advantage. there are reports that impact of it spreading in the skateboarding and climbing. uk sport south—east. in terms of whether that ministers had discussed travel plan to give a broader range of restrictions in and out of the could lead to another if of the to see what you can get sports funding leading up to the south—east for christmas, but a paris 0lympics government source said nothing had sports funding leading up to the paris olympics and paralympics in been approved yet. andy moore, bbc 202024 -- 2024. relaxation over christmas, what we're hearing is that the government paris olympics and paralympics in 202024 —— 2024. basically, they want more people to get involved in news. isn't quite there yet, but we know the uk is not fully ready sports but they deem accessible, so for the post—brexit trade talks for your money. to end in no deal — badminton and basketball also get an increase. sharing the pot of money also that borisjohnson, yesterday that's according to the head in an indication of how concerned he of the commons brexit committee. means that some of the more the labour mp hilary benn — successful big sports like rowing all of these phones are android phones. is, did not rule out the possibility the cheapest iphone costs and sailing get less, while modern or idea that they could be a third who chairs the cross—party group — more than any of these, pentathlon will have its funding but we have got contenders has warned that the government from nokia, tcl, xiaomi, slashed by over 20%. lockdown england in the new year, still can't provide certainty honestly, it's been like a phone shop in here — as i work out what these 0bviously for example, wales and northern about what will happen phones can do and what, obviously there is a global pandemic, and it is very difficult ireland already have it in post in all the areas affected by the negotiations. if anything, you miss out on. for everybody, worldwide. buti first, i wanted to test christmas lockdown amid concerns their performance. think what is most upsetting is senior meps in the european generally speaking, the cheapest 5martphone5 parliament say an agreement needs to don't have the latest looking at our funding be made in the next 2a hours. and greatest chip5 inside them, think what is most upsetting is looking at ourfunding in think what is most upsetting is looking at our funding in comparison to some of the other sports. and we over the virus there. we had from to keep costs down. two journals this week that the so, i did some basic tasks on all of them — just sort of lost funding on parity relaxation of the rules over italy will go into lockdown over all of these phones were able christmas is as they put it is to do these tasks much of the christmas and new year with no problems at all, even with some of them. it would be a lot the cheapest one, less upsetting, in our eyes. something of a super spreader event. period in a bid to prevent a third the nokia 1.3, although this wave of coronavirus. particular phone was noticeably sluggish, there was a real are we going to see tougher advice people living there will only be allowed and that made it quite suprise for scarlets. over the coming days or on the to leave their homes for work there was more coronavirus frustrating to use. disruption for rugby union last or health reasons for four—day night, with the french and i feel like that's falling side toulon pulling out at the first hurdle. of their european champions cup travel restrictions, but we don't and it doesn't have to be periods over christmas and new year, like that, because for know. what is clear is that there is £10 more, the alcatel game with scarlets. phone was buttery—smooth. to push the phones a bit more, i played the hit game among us, a lot of speculation but ministers as well as a two—day period the news came as a surprise are weighing up their options over covering twelfth night. and it wouldn't open to the welsh side who had already what to do next. jess, many thanks. shops, bars and restaurants will be at all on the nokia1.3, but here it is running turned up at their ground. closed and travel between regions on the alcatel1s — toulon say they pulled out will be banned. because of concerns about a scarlets a second coronavirus vaccine has absolutely no problem. the next challenge was to see been given emergency approval player testing positive for use in the united states. if i could play fortnite, for covid—19, but he had already scotland yard is urging people not which is a much more demanding been withdrawn from the squad — to attend large gatherings this more than 200 million doses game, with 100 players online even so toulon were still unhappy weekend and to follow the guidelines of the american—made moderna jab have been purchased by the us and 3d graphics. and the two cheapest phone5 with the situation. straight up wouldn't even in theirarea. government, with 6 million due to be distributed this weekend. install it — they don't have enough memory. wasps against montpelier did the usa has the world's but it ran just fine go ahead last night, the warning comes as another mass highest number of covid with wasps winning 33—14. anti—lockdown protest infections and deaths. on all the other phones, charlie atkinson scored their fifth is planned to take place even the ones that the app warned and final try as wasps in parliament square. weren't officially supported. sealed their second the force has warned that officers and here i am getting a victory will have to take enforcement bonus—point win in pool a. royale on the tcl10l. action if people flout most bosses and business owners want i did one more test, in the european challenge cup, large firms to be forced — this time with some the tier three rules. cloud gaming on xbox by law — to release statistics game pass ultimate, italy will go into lockdown over on the difference in pay and most of the heavy lifting between staff of there is done by the remote newcastle falcons finished strongly much of the christmas different ethnicities. and new year period in a bid that's according to the leaked computer server, but this results of a consultation launched was pushing the three cheapest to prevent a third wave by theresa may in 2018. phone5 beyond their limits, the games ju5t 5tuttered too tonight, british boxer callum smith of coronavirus. much to be playable, is looking to join illustrious the government has still not but it worked beautifully boxing royalty by beating arguably published its response but says it on all the others, will do so in due course. both with the touchscreen, the best boxer on the planet, people living or with the xbox controller mexican saul canelo alvarez. there will only be allowed leila nathoo reports. connected. and he won't be the first to leave their homes for work in his family to try is there a hidden inequality in your or health reasons for four—day and accomplish that. alex gulrajani has the story. periods over christmas and new year, workplace? a gap between what white as well as a two—day period staff and those from ethnic covering 12th night. shops, bars and restaurants will be closed and travel minorities are paid? in most between regions will be banned. here's the report card — organisations, employees don't know. a second coronavirus vaccine has and it shows you don't have been given emergency approval to go for a top—end phone for use in the united states. there have been calls for larger for console—quality gaming. companies do have to declare the let's take a look the challenge callum smith has at the cameras. waited for. looking up at him, a disparity in earnings between that's an area that the premium more than 200 million doses brands focus of the american—made moderna jab workers of definite ethnic groups. a lot of attention on. shot at greatness. he may look have been purchased by the us in a cheap phone, i think diminutive against his british government, with six—million due the processional purposes firms ‘if this was my mum's phone, to be distributed this weekend. deloitte is one of those that and the only way for her opponent, but saul canelo alvarez is the usa has the world's to send me pictures a man to be feared. world champion highest number of covid or videocall me — infections and deaths. publishers its data voluntarily. especially right now — would i be happy with infour nadeem is a consultant there, the picture quality?‘ a man to be feared. world champion in four different weight divisions, talks on a post—brexit that's my measure of the mexican is one of the best paid working with bosses trying to close whether these phones trade deal between the uk the ethnic city pay gap, which last take good photos. athletes in the world. his only well, the pictures on the cheap year was 14.5%. it's not nokia 1.3 were fairly poor. and the eu are set to continue i don't think anyone's buying defeat in 56 bouts came against none into the weekend, with both sides this for the camera. the rest of the phones other than floyd mayweather, but warning that the chances the ethnic city pay gap, which last year was 14.596. it's not fair that i all took what i would say that was seven years ago. smith is can be sitting next to somebody in are "satisfactory" shots of agreement remain the office and they are earning more that pass my mum test, with the tcl one here up that was seven years ago. smith is up against one of the best across in the balance. than mejust probably being my favourite. the office and they are earning more than me just because of the colour of course, the front—facing all weights in boxing. but that the european parliament has been of my skin. if you think about it, camera has never been pressing for an agreement by sunday more important with all those doesn't seem to faze him. he is the so it can ratify any deal before video calls we're doing. it can be quite heartbreaking. but i as with the other shots, the current brexit transition period the cheapest phone took ends on december 31. a fairly low resolution selfie, in the uk, mp5 are on standby think it is that you drive myself and the alcatel one best pound for pound fighter at the to return to westminster was slightly better. and the rest of the phones took moment, but ijust think forward. two years ago, the nice, sharp selfies. best pound for pound fighter at the moment, but i just think tactically, i will get it right. i believe i can from their christmas break government launched a consultation let's talk about features. cause problems and i believe i can if an agreement can be struck what do you lose to in the final days of the year. on whether ethnicity pay gap keep the costs down? beat him. but he is a very, very reporting should be mandatory. the the two cheapest phones don't have tough fighter that is mainly the nfc for contactless payments, none of the phones have reason why wanted to fight him. and most bosses and business owners want wireless charging, he's got a bit of inside large firms to be forced ministers has not responded. but the although some of them by law to release statistics bbc has seen summary of the main do have fast charging, information. his brother liam shared so you can top up on the difference in pay between findings. document shows that three your battery quickly. nine rounds with saul canelo alvarez and while all but one staff of different ethnicities. quarters of employers and business of the phones had backin nine rounds with saul canelo alvarez a fingerprintreader, back in 2016, and has provided some groups backed a legal requirement the samsung and 0neplus phones valuable insight. that is the combo, that's according had it embedded in the screen, to the leaked results for larger organisations to have two which is a bit more fancy. of a consultation launched i want to touch on software updates, callu m valuable insight. that is the combo, callum throws a lot, if you watch by theresa may in 2018. because buying a cheap phone him through the fight, he goes publish theirfigures. shouldn't come at the expense for larger organisations to have two publish their figures. what gets measured gets done. members want to of your security. right, left, right, left, touches the government has still not so i asked all these companies down with the left and brings be published its response but says it how long they intend to provide right over. if i was callum's size. will do so in due course. security updates disclose the ethnicity pay gap because they know this is such an for these devices. important issue. and if they address so, what conclusions iam right over. if i was callum's size. i am confident in my own power. he this issue, they will have companies can i draw from this? is human. he is defensively pretty well, if this is going to be that are more diverse, more somebody‘s only phone good. if you catch him clean, i the queen was the first british inclusive, more profitable, more for taking family pictures or staying in touch with monarch to give a televised innovative. it makes business sense, video calling, then believe i can have an effect. given christmas day address in 1957 — and it's the right thing to do. the the pandemic, fight week in texas is previously it was only i would say it's probably department of a business that it a little bit more low—key than you broadcast on the radio. would respond to the consultation in worth leaning towards the more would usually expect, when two of expensive end of this scale and this year her speech will be due course, and was working with the very best meet. but that may just for that better camera. but if you want something really just suit the quiet man of british firms to understand issues around basic for sending e—mails or messages, and browsing the web, the alcatel1s proves data and methodology. campaigners boxing in his quest for global say openness about differences in you can do this for under £100. at the forefront of another pay between ethnic groups pushes recognition. technical innovation. chris fox there, proving that you don't need to a fascinating contest ahead, when conversations about inequality to break the bank to get you consider the big man is the amazon has announced that the annual a great smartphone. the top of organisations and drives now, as we've said, this message will be available underdog. the difference really on its voice—activated "smart change. ministers are still weighing is the first time in nine months speakers" from 3pm on christmas day. that we haven't staggered me, seven inches, is like last year the address was watched up change. ministers are still weighing up whether to impose transparency on recorded our bits together over zoom — i can't think how me fighting dan walker, not that by 24 million people on the bbc businesses, but many say it should many video calls we shared proposing to do that. he is here in and other major broadcasters. you might remember that have already happened. leila nathoo, since then — an hour, yes. people would probably here on breakfast we've been following the lovely story of two bbc news, westminster. play good money for that, for sport good friends — hughie and freddie. thousands, millions! freddie has been running more stargazers could be in for a treat relief. he wants beat me and think adjusting, that was enough. there we than a mile every day to raise money on monday asjupiter and saturn for the hospital where hughie are set to cross paths a lot! but i think that you've are. not allowed at the minute, not missed the trick. is being treated for leukaemia. in a phenomenon which gives off really? even think adjusting. no, of course now some more of hughie's friends a bright light and the appearance throughout the pandemic, tv presenters, singers have come up with a special way of a double planet. and reality tv stars have been making personalised videos not. certainly, all those things not of fundraising. the event known as a "great and charging a fair conjunction" is the closest the pair bit for them. allowed at the moment. mike, thank they've been using apps have come for more than 400 years. like memo or cameo. you. how much do you think it is just approaching 7:40am. shall i could charge, then? i don't know — you would have it's thought that a similar some stiff competition. occurrence could explain the star snoop dogg and caitlynjenner the theatre school that of bethlehem, which christians have been doing it, some we have a look at the weather? well, he has been a member believe was seen during the birth of of since he was six years of the biggest names have been we have a look at the weather? well, we will in a minute. i don't know jesus. charging up to £2,000. what he is doing. he has gone off i old has decided to put cristina criddle has on a digital performance — thinkjust, i think. involving stars of all i'm quite excited about that. yeah. ages — to support him. found finding out more. what he is doing. he has gone off i thinkjust, ithink. probably doing it premiered last night online, a socially distance think adjusting the london newsroom.” a socially distance think adjusting and hughie was able to watch not very often. the london newsroom. i have to say, all his friends from home. ever wondered what happened he had this message for them the queen was the first british to lindsay lohan mike, you and matt would be a or the child actors monarch to give a televised from harry potter? distant —— decent matchup, i think. after the performance. well, they're at home — like us, but they're making i hope you're not suggesting christmas day address in 1957 — personalised videos anything. sport relief or anything hi, everyone. previously, it was only for theirfans. like that. you never know. i am too thanks so much for all your effort on the radio. this is t — tom felton. and this year her speech and for the virtual concert tonight. will be at the forefront i'm lindsay lohan! much of a peaceful soul. something of another technical innovation. i've been looking at new platforms which thanks for helping raise money let you order a video thatis much of a peaceful soul. something amazon has announced that the annual from a celebrity. that is allowed. we will talk you can ask them to film for the hospital and freddie's page. whatever you like, message will be available but it comes at a price. tonight in a minute. thank you, yeah, it's been a really good mike, fulfilling a few seconds for and if you want a good one on its voice—activated smart you're going to have to pay us there. —— for billing. surprise seeing you all, speakers from 3pm on christmas day. quite a lot. all my friends, last year, the address was watched hey, what's going on, man? all my school friends. this is your boy, akon. the process of knitting and crocheting has helped and merry christmas. by 24 million people for around a fiver you can get so many of us to keep calm on the bbc a video from a celebrity during this difficult year — and other major broadcasters. you don't really remember — but what do you do with from big brother, or you could the finished product? making my way through the crowd, —— have singers like h from steps. well, a vicar in one hampshire hello, there, you lovely lot. village had the idea of combining celebrity drag queens, you can everyone's hand—crafted cloth get animals from the zoo, to create a giant knitted no wonder he has so many good pals nativity scene. you can even get rap fi landin went to have a look. doing the extra mile for him. the crown, i know all about that royalty snoop dogg. get your shoutouts, let's go! it's really easy to do. first televised christmas address all you have to do is send because that was part of it. will a script to the celebrity, millions more people across england you watch it or listen to it?|j they then film it on their are now living under tighter covid phone and they send it back restrictions amid growing concerns over a new, rapidly—spreading strain because that was part of it. will you watch it or listen to it? i will watch it. i don't have one of those to you, and people are buying these for all sorts of reasons, of the disease. little things in my house, just in 0ver over 500 balls of wool and a 25 foot whether it's a birthday, case. let's return to our top story now. christmas, congrats on your with just a week to new job, and some go until christmas, and millions more people in england really weird ones. the government's scientific advisory are waking up to life we're your favourite talking dogs! crocheted christmas tree are under the toughest covid and we're here! group for emergencies, restrictions from today. that means two—thirds knitting the community of paddington of the population — together this christmas. it has kept around 38 million people — otherwise known as sage can no longer visit pubs, has warned the r—rate restaurants and other indoor so, why would across the uk is now celebrities do this? you saying, all this knitting. between 1.1 and 1.2 — i mean, what's in for them? i definitely think this because you can't do anything else, meaning the epidemic entertainment venues. is the new kind of autograph. can you. we've been stuck, haven't is growing once again. social media has democratised we? neighbours for over four a lot of this and made figures show 0ur correspondent katy austin has the connection go more directly that about! in 95 people been hearing the concerns of some from the fans to the followers. decades, for the last nine months, business owners which will be we definitely have seen the desire to send more christine, pam and quinn have been heartfelt messages, meeting every week in her front across the country currently has under the new rules. and cheering—ups for isolation, garden to net and chat. it keeps you but also on the celebrity side, many feel they want to going. knitting has given you a we were brewing, ready to go, for give back, against the virus. covid, for instance. purpose. it has been a really this suggests an increase in cases the christmas period, ready to go, and also just be there difficult time for you. your and connect with their fans. of about a fifth in i think many have more time daughter was incredibly ill with the past seven days. and, yeah, we're going to have de we're joined now by boer a lot of that beer down the professor devi sridhar, covid. she was so poorly. the chair of global public health drain. thousands and thousands of at the university of edinburgh, on their hands, now. ambulance came on the sunday night. and also professor tom solomon, planes will have to go to waste, director of the uk's along with food, you know, as food. and you just feel so inadequate, emerging infections research unit singer lily allen is even so... you can't do anything. and it at the university of liverpool. we will donate a lot of it, that we using hers to make a new album. thank you for talking to us. we have can, but there is a lot we will not and you can get a video from her £300. some questions from the view is that be able to save it. there were was just the worst few days of my nearly 100 bookings for christmas so, i'll be using these funds we would have to like to put to the to finance my musical output. life. i was so frightened. two of you if that's ok. this is of course, websites day dinners here, all of which will like these are a prime have to be cancelled. we were booked thankfully, her daughter is now from bethan in warwick. opportunity for pranking. better. but it is notjust christine until december 28, and throughout and her neighbours. 0nline, there is every single session, so we're going and her neighbours. 0nline, there is a whole community can meet every to have to let down quite a few carole baskin from tiger king, sunday after church to net. and look the netflix series, well, she got caught out on cameo. for where there is a loop at the she was asked to film a message people throughout now. we are losing end. they invited me to join them. for paedophiles jimmy savile between 15— £20,000 profit alone, and rolf harris. i'm going to say something unpopular and next week, based on the bookings it was just a great support group. which is that given what we know now, the companies say we had. just down the road, this that these instances are rare some of us, myself included, we ran about this new fast—moving strain in and celebrities can always decline a request hotel has also had its festive hopes if they want to. england, and given that we know that so, memo let me try out the service with a more isolated situation, because i prevalence is increasing around the dashed,it hotel has also had its festive hopes sven—goran eriksson, don't have children or family, so dashed, it was due to welcome more who is a former england a more isolated situation, because i don't have children orfamily, so i country, i think we need to change football manager, am on my own, and i was furloughed than 160 donors for christmas day, now turned memo star. the guidance and think less about his videos are 50 quid any of them guests. cancellations who we are bubbling with and how we from work, so for me, it was are another blow to end a tough but he donates it to charity. actually just being seen year. we got a good ten, £12,000 of from work, so for me, it was actuallyjust being seen and being heard and having a group of people i see people, outside, avoid travel could talk to. it was nice to have and really keep it a low—key first of all, it keeps up my english, it's a nice way to keep in contact something to look forward to. you christmas. i think the government stock that we are just having with the england fans. might initially need to shift its so, given his expertise, can actually see people that you sitting there, working out what to know and have a nice chat and have a guidance on bubble size and do with. there is a lot we cannot i thought i'd get him to see what he thinks of lara effectively boil it down to being freeze, so we will be having a nice chat with what was going on. really simple. stay home, stay local meeting today to try and work out and spencer's football skills. what we can do with that. maybe we and see people outside. just with so many villagers now crocheting, the bigger decided to will train you some takeaway stuff hello lara and spencer! knit everybody‘s work together in briefly, while you are touching on so will train you some takeaway stuff so that we can get rid of the stock i have seen some old clips time for christmas. it is amazing. the new strain of the virus, how of you, both of you, that way, we will do some promotions playing football. lara, your distraction at this point i think we have had worried should people be that this tactics... stephen, look over there! over 150 squares come in, i guess is today, on our last day, after price ..are good, but the new virus could override the vaccine co—ordination is awful. cocktails, just so we can try and spencer, and you, you can over 150 squares come in, i guess is over 50 different people have been get it down as much we can. these barely kick the ball without falling over, involved, there are so many for example? we don't know yet. the that way you can for different styles of knitting and sure keep yourjobs. colour, we have got this purple, the staff, it's really a family yeah, i am happier on the sofa first concern is does it transmit than on the pitch, sparkly one, this kind of really business, you know? this is their it has to be said. easier and is it more infectious. home, this is theirfamily, this is but we've just been neat, regimented one. smaller critiqued by the great sven, stitches. then this wonderful silver does it have worse health outcomes their christmas. and now they're all how about that! one, not quite square, but i love having to make new arrangements. and higher hospital eight it. we've got a plan that we can hospitalisation rates? and the third it's affected their mental health, use, whatever people choose to give is because it evade our vaccines? it in. and for rachel, who had to definitely. it's notjust 0h, brilliant, but never shield for months, it is also kept does seem to be faster moving and hospitality businesses affected, bowling alleys in england couldn't busy. crochet has been really faster doubling time. i don't think mind our lack of skill. helpful for my mental health over reopen after the first lockdown people need to panic but i think it until mid august. this centre has the past few years. when you are doing it you have to slow down and does mean we need to rethink the why were you wearing a suit? doing it you have to slow down and do it one bit at a time. it goes upped its cleaning regime and when have you ever known me just a little bit unfamiliar to holidays because we are already in introduced new screens to try and be to dress appropriately for anything? ok, that is true. helps keep me grounded and helps me anyway! covid secure. site manager near is just take time and place and you see quite a serious situation. with that's it for the short disappointed that tier three means version of the programme. fast—moving and new strain with all the full—length show can be something grow as well from it. it found on the bbc iplayer. is lovely. and with drop-off points travel restrictions restricted this next week, it's our closing again. we are becoming very click—mas party. could be a very hard situation to good at this. this is the third time now, it's gonna be different we have done it. but naturally, this this year, but we are having all around the village, everybody control, even with tier 3. giles has that party, online, and we can now get involved. usually when evening, when we close at 11, we beenin would love you to join us. people would all of our control, even with tier 3. giles has been in touch and says that... the will have items like food and drink that will naturally be wasted. we prescriptions, they know that i'm that's right, and throughout going to come and they would let me will have to power everything down the week, you can keep up collect their knitting to bring back with the team, as ever, to the pharmacy for the projects on youtube, instagram, down at the church. it is a great facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. for the periodic closure. being in a sort of community spirit, people thanks for watching, getting together, it is nice to be and we'll see you soon. pa rt getting together, it is nice to be part of it, you know? to sort of bye— bye! feel like you're making a difference tier2 situation we lost out on those and hopefully spread bit of christmas cheer. from hundreds of rules say they are allowed to go and bookings, and the christmas pick herup corporate events. the normally come rules say they are allowed to go and pick her up but they shouldn't visit a restaurant. they are allowed to do infor corporate events. the normally come in for the end of christmas parties. an essential journey which a restaurant. they are allowed to do an essentialjourney which is picking herup, that is everything we will lose at individual squares, this knitted an essentialjourney which is picking her up, but they are not the drop of a hat. even in tier two, negativity is born. so it seems allowed to do any unnecessary stops. crochet has replaced the carols in trade would be lower than usual. now just to answer bethan's question from warwick, i think they would be connecting this community of neal, along with other staff, will paddington this christmas. fiona under the current rules, although be going back on furlough. landin, bbc news. they may change, that would be three businesses like these say the families of three groups, so that extended furlough scheme and would be allowed under the current government support like grants and a creative bunch, aren't they? yeah, loa ns government support like grants and loans have helped, but crucial rules. sorry, tom. she was talking christmas trade being cancelled is a merry christmas to everybody in paddington. what a lovely idea. and about christmas bubble, so we don't significant setback. katy austin, as the vehicle was saying, so bbc news. therapeutic to crochet and knit and know who else is in each of the such a difficult time for businesses had a chance to interact with bubbles. if you have got two people, but people are really missing at the moment. it is households already on that and approaching a quarter to eight. matt another two, and then you split like in hospitality because of that, effectively that is five or restrictions. let's take a look at some is here. i think we were early for of today's front pages. four households. it's complicated. several papers lead you write a new being late for us, with the possibility that the uk so apologies. how is it working? a could face a third yeah, i would urge people that mac everyone is interpreting them was lockdown after christmas. bit next. slightly differently, but if you go this is the daily mail. good morning to you. if you have to the uk government website you can been set up with persistent rain and read the rules for yourself and try "it's beginning to look grey skies, something a bit brighter to make sense of them yourself. at times, some sunshine between the a lot like lockdown." downpours today and some of you will read the rules for yourself and try to make sense of them yourselfm would be interesting to get your spend the day drier rather than the article claims ministers sense of the new strain as well. how wetter. now we have got shallow are drawing up plans for "tier 4", which could see shops shut worried should people be?” and many more people ordered clouds on the horizon, you can see to work from home. sense of the new strain as well. how worried should people be? i don't think people should be too worried. this view from space, the speckled nature, and education they will be we know that this strain has been it sounds like a halfway step to a showers, the gaps in between where we see the sunshine, and a thicker detected in other countries already, full lockdown, by the sounds of it. and buy a new strain we just mean band of cloud out towards the east. the mirror describes a "tsunami" of coronavirus cases. the lusty others on the radar chart that this virus is changing it quotes the prime minister explaining that he can't rule shows the persistent radar is. it is slightly. viruses of this type out another lockdown. the telegraph says the oxford vaccine is expected to be approved edging away, particularly away from always change slightly. it has a on the 28th or 29th of december. the north sea coast in the coming genetic code made up of about 30,000 hours. it should be gone by it reports that football stadia mid—morning. skies will brighten and letters in these letters will change will open from the first week hello, this is breakfast you will see a few showers through with rogerjohnson and nina a little bit over time, and this of january to allow warhurst. mass vaccinations. good morning. the morning later on in eastern here's a summary of today's main parts of scotland, ascending on, a particular new virus looks like 17 and one of the most read stories stories from bbc news. drier slot, and then more showers of these 30,000 new letters of more than two—thirds of people which already in the west will start on the bbc news website this morning to push their way east once again. change. it has been detected more in in england are now living under we will see be showers today on the the south—east of the country, and is about strictly come dancing, which ends with tonight's grand the toughest tier 3 restrictions, heavy, maybe even countryside. these it is not clear whether that isjust final. amid growing concerns because the rates of the virus, about a new strain of coronavirus. are the average wind speeds across maisie smith, bill bailey, the country this afternoon. you again up in the south—east anyway, jamie laing and hrvy ministers have been meeting are still in the race — could see gusts of 14 or 15 miles an or whether this virus is just and we'll be looking ahead to that to discuss how to contain the rising final on today's show, hour across some parts of the again up in the south—east anyway, or whether this virus isjust part of the reason the rates are going number of infections, south—west and wales. temperatures with kevin clifton and jj chalmers. as prime minister borisjohnson said up. essentially, it is the same in i cannot wait! the kids will love to he is "hoping to avoid" around 9—12, still up on where we should be for the stage in december, terms of preventing the virus from another national lockdown. but a bit cooler than yesterday. stay up. i don't think they like it transmitting, so washing hands, that will lead into a slightly but if they watch the dancing they italy will go into lockdown much of covering your face. there is no can stay up late. quite a few papers cooler night. starry skies for some of you. again, showers around, some evidence that this virus strain or christmas and new year in order to southern and western areas in have picked up on this this morning, particular. showers most frequent in any other mutation that has been avoid a resurgence of coronavirus. parts north—west scotland, and people will only be able to leave observed have any more potential to the mail is putting its weight temperatures more widely back into behind bill bailey. they say they their homes for work and health single figures do not come down to cause more serious disease or any about three or four degrees. still resistance to vaccines. we will come have a picture here which chimes just about three of the frost. so i reasons over the christmas period. back to a couple of the things that shops, bars and residents will be you just said about general hygiene with personal resonance for me. it's cooler started tomorrow morning, closed and travel between regions brighter start across many eastern asa will be banned. areas, one or two showers developing things. this is from alan with personal resonance for me. it's as a haircut from granddad, bill the uk is not fully ready here through the day, not too many. for the post—brexit trade talks said it put him off having one for to end in no deal — there will be some showers in that's according to the head southern and western areas throughout, but probably fewer than life. i had one from my great aunt. of the commons brexit committee. hutchinson. today and certainly in the south it i have some empathy for him. jj, will turn out to be a bit lighter. the labour mp hilary benn — who chairs the cross—party group — temperatures down a bit on this has warned that the government still can't provide certainty afternoon's values, 9— 11 celsius, about what will happen but later in the day it will turn in all the areas affected she should be hearing in the next by the negotiations. h rvy i have some empathy for him. jj, hrvy and other great contestants. wet in the channel islands, also week or two. we have already seen anyone could win it, but i want bill senior meps in the european across southern parts of england in parliament say an agreement needs wet weather will push east across to do it for the over 405. a lot of to be made in the next 24 hours. the prioritisation list being made most parts of england and wales and at the top of it are those in through the night and into monday ca re support for him because of his age. morning. the heaviest rains begin and at the top of it are those in care homes, those working in the nhs and those working on covid boards i think he's in his early 505? he it is 6:32am. across northern and eastern parts and that will clear through, turning and those working on covid boards drier and brighter for many for a and those working on covid boards and those in there over 805. i would imagine it would be in the next few has a fantastic sense of music. an let's catch up with a busy sport time, it could stay dry in other weeks given where she is in the parts of the channel islands, this weekend? is weather wendy conditions will be. paris 2024, the limits and 0ne is weather wendy conditions will be. prioritisation list. is there any one or two showers, northern ireland 8-11 has a fantastic sense of music. an 8—11 on bill, obviously the paralympics, there paris 2024, the limits and pa ralympics, there has indication that it should be rolled paris 2024, the limits and paralympics, there has been a bit of will have a largely dry tropical shifting in the funding —— the day. a quick look at the charts as out to teachers and young people at a much earlier stage if we know that favourite. mai5ie i5 we go into the first upper christmas week and there will still be clouds thatis a much earlier stage if we know that that is where contagion is happening 0lympics. some sports i seem quite across southern areas on tuesday. 8—11 on bill, obviously the favourite. mai5ie is a real victim quite murky. to which potentially and being taken home? there is of being brilliant. she is so good, can only potential at the moment, something important to say about this vaccine is that we don't know it almost put5 people off. accessible like skateboarding and very deep area of low pressure on climbing, they will get a bigger wednesday, the 23rd. that could be a that it stops transmission. we only of being brilliant. she is so good, it almost puts people off. they all have a chance, that is the most slice of the key going forward. crucial travel day for some of you. important thing. he says he has been it could bring some disruptive know that it stops covid—19 if you currently 32 sports get funding for weather. 0nce it could bring some disruptive weather. once it clears through, it are exposed to the virus. 0ne means that as we go towards the elite programmes, in the next christmas eve and christmas day, it should be dry for many, only one or know that it stops covid—19 if you are exposed to the virus. one of the things the paediatric association summer olympics it will be 43, including skateboarding. more two showers around. they could be a watching avidly, this series. has been pushing for is to have it important thing. he says he has been watching avidly, this seriesm bit wintry over the higher ground of bring5 watching avidly, this seriesm brings back a lot of happy memories trialled in children, to see if we for another drink goe5 05iri5 this exciting for the youngsters, i scotland. if you a white christmas, can roll it out at that age group, morning, matt with the weather.‘ suppose, and if you spread that frosty christmas is more likely. wider, some of the traditional and but there is no evidence yet that more established sports will get temperatures will be below freezing little bit of good news on the even less. impressive. that is the for some of you in the morning and teachers are more at risk than other weather this morning. if you are in single figures through the afternoon, but as nina has said, i across weather this morning. if you are acro55 pa rt5 of nonessential workers, and we could weather this morning. if you are acro55 parts of wales, relentle55 rain lead to swollen rivers. there perfect day for a christmas day look at that list but it has to be a first story this morning we start are flood warnings and parts of with stop this change is a shift by priority station exercise and i wales and western england this think they could be in that list as morning but the good news is, that walk. i have heard some families say uk sport to really rearrange the way well. one of the concerns at the more persistent rain is on its way out so for the rest of the weekend it has been thinking, and it has moment is the normal winter they will be some 5un5hine around, warned that it could lead to a pressures that the nhs usually faces dry weather but punctuated every now they will take their family outside and the additional pressure of and again. still some rain but reduction of funding for sports like if they are having somebody else around to make sure everything is people with covid. beta centre sailing, swimming, rowing, and it fairly short lived but at times nicely aerated because of covid fairly short lived but at times fairly short lived but at times could lead to a lower medal count fairly short 5howers. you can see initially. let's have a listen. there is a chance of some of the worries. perfectly crisp, bright the speckled nature of the shower weather for those settings. question. clouds so gap5 metals would be affected but we the speckled nature of the shower clouds so gaps in between. what we still believe efficiency made will have at the moment is persistent we'll be back with the latest rain 5till be able to deliver great results —— headlines at 8:00. have at the moment is persistent rain still yet to clear away from now it's time for newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch, we do know from what has been eastern pa rt5 of medals, because this is about great rain still yet to clear away from eastern parts of the country. you with me, samira ahmed. happening in australia that they can see the radar chart moving different nations, northwards and eastwards. followed success. would have had their flu season now on bya medals, because this is about great success. and the benefit is longer northwards and eastwards. followed on by a gap but then a few showers different tiers. and it has been a very quiet flu term, we not talking about massively and then a gap and then a few longer term, it reasonably long to season for them, and that probably short term that will have more is the impact of all the other 5howers. that really 5um5 and then a gap and then a few 5howers. that really sums up today. is bbc news keeping all parts measures that we have been taking to of the uk equally informed the rain will clear by mid—morning. sports and doing better. so the about covid—19 infections keep this coronavirus under control, a few lighter showers putting in commitment from all of us behind and restrictions? and so far what we have seen in the or is it making too much with 5un5hine these decisions is actually to uk is that it seems to be a quieter a few lighter showers putting in with sunshine and eastern areas. increase success across showers more frequent in the rest these decisions is actually to increase success across the board. of a deal of when england — flu season. i think what this they will then put away eastwards breaking news in cricket, what a and northwards again. when you do and specifically london — probably means is that once we are 5ee and northwards again. when you do go into higher tiers, see the showers, they could be heavy third day it has been in the first causing resentment and and shun —— thundery. the5e over this pandemic, which will hopefully be some time next year, i confusion elsewhere? test between india and australia in think people's habits will change see the showers, they could be heavy and shun —— thundery. these are the main average 5peed5 but we could see adelaide. india started with what looked to be the pandemic has had different and we will be more likely to wear gu5t5 of 40 or 50 mph especially a healthy first innings lead of 62, impacts in different parts face max when we have other towards the west. 0n the face of it, infection because it does help of the uk and with devolved control the spread of these dizzy with 9 second innings wickest left governments in scotland, temperatures are still above where but they were bowled out wales and northern ireland, they should be, between nine and 12 that's meant different rules these viruses. when you saw someone forjust 36! that equals the fourth lowest total in different places, whatever is decided by the national degrees, a little bit cooler than it government in westminster. was yesterday. a5 but it's also made life degrees, a little bit cooler than it was yesterday. as we go into this in test matches of all time. difficult for broadcasters such wearing a facemask previously you evening and overnight, notice how as the bbc. looked at them a bit curiously, but take the announcement reported the showers keep going for the most frequent acro55 western parts of it's only ten runs more on monday's lunchtime news. now it has been normalised a bit.“ scotla nd frequent acro55 western parts of scotland and northern ireland. also than than the lowest ever some of the coast as well. warmer which was made by new zealand way back in 1955. no indian batsman as coronavirus cases soar, you visited many countries in asia, reached doubled figures. 5ea5 some of the coast as well. warmer 5eas than what we see inland. josh hazlewood and pat cummins london faces a move to tier 3, you visited many countries in asia, keeping the show is going to stop were the stars for the aussies you would see that many people would taking nine wickets between them. england's highest wear a facemask when they had a overall, a cooler night than what we level of restriction. with ministers and officials cough or cold, and i think that may have seen over the past few nights, surprise, surprise. said to be deeply concerned, that's left australia change here. and speaking of this temperatures dropping down to three all pubs, bars and restaurants 01’ temperatures dropping down to three orfour temperatures dropping down to three or four at temperatures dropping down to three orfour at their temperatures dropping down to three or four at their lowest. almost do needing just 90 to win. in the capital could close. it all again tomorrow. bigger gap5 changing mindset, to what extent to they are third in the test rankings the extent of coverage the fact that we have relaxed a between the showers tomorrow. as well. back home, more coronavirus on monday prompted deborah barker to record little bit has contributed to the this video for us. showers becoming lighter through england and wales a5 showers becoming lighter through disruption. i live in the north england and wales as we go through the day. temperatures down again but more coronavirus disruption in a tier 3 area. for rugby union last night, we were in tier 2 to start rising cases. do you think people with the french side with and then we've moved toulon pulling out into tier 3. have been a little bit more relaxed cloud 5pread5 towards the south—west of their european champions cup because the vaccine has been rolled and the channel islands and the area game with scarlets. the news came as a surprise of low pressure affects us for there are lots of other out? i think people have become to the welsh side who had already towns and cities around monday. the strongest of wind5 look turned up at their ground. which are also in tier 3. slightly more relaxed compared to toulon say they pulled out like they are acro55 france for top some were in tier 2, the start of the pandemic because in because of concerns about a scarlets and some went originally march and april we were all some rain heavy and persistent player testing positive for covid—19 into tier 3. it was mentioned on the news terrified about who this was going — but he had already briefly, but not very much. been withdrawn from the squad — to affect and how it was going to particularly through eastern areas even so, toulon were still unhappy however, when another city we re particularly through eastern areas were stopped scotland and northern with the situation. recently moved from tier 2 affect people. no younger people ireland, shower5, some of them wasps against montpellier did wintry in the scottish hills go ahead last night, realise they are less at risk of with wasps winning 33—14. into tier 3, it simply charlie atkinson scored their fifth dominated the news is if this severe disease so they are behaving 5un5hine developing acro55 western was a first. areas later but notice it will turn and final try as wasps differently to how they did at the cooler here, around six or seven sealed their second anyone and everyone was interviewed. start, and! tier 3 is tier 3, differently to how they did at the start, and i think that is degrees but then we are into bonus—point win in pool a. wherever you live. understandable and inevitable. i chri5tmas week of course. 0nce oh, what a surprise, think with the vaccine coming as it was london, wasn't it? degrees but then we are into chri5tmas week of course. once we in the european challenge cup, typical. well that may make people more lo5e chri5tmas week of course. once we lose the area of low pressure, lots that sense that some parts the newcastle falcons finished relaxed because —— but that is a of cloud around, particularly of the country are getting more further south, but if you do have strongly to beat castres attention than others is felt notjust between the regions mistake, because the vaccine isn't chri5tmas travel plans on wednesday by 26 points to 17. of england, but also going to protect you unless you have the champions, liverpool, between the nations of the uk. the 23rd, keep an eye on the kick us off in the premier league mick ellis, for example, had a jab. we really need to respect today at crystal palace this measures for a few more weeks forecast, particularly for quite a this lunchtime. wrote this to us recently: nasty area of low pressure is that and from today, and months. just in tears, there are teams will be allowed nine eventually goe5 players on the subs bench, nasty area of low pressure is that eventually goes through. giving you different rules in different areas but will still only be allowed a flavour of what to expect, it will in the united kingdom. it is very to bring on just three of them. be colder with chris, frosty mornings, a little bit of sunshine liverpool managerjurgen klopp by day but i can't promise much, if was left angry by this after teams difficult. it seems some areas did voted come down a tear but very difficult any, snow for most of it —— crisp not to allow that number to increase to five to achieve that. are we likely to frosty mornings. that's ok, we will earlier this week. other teams believe this see anyone able to come down a tear would favour the richer clubs with bigger squads, but it's when they are reviewed again at the ta ke frosty mornings. that's ok, we will take cri5p the only top division in europe frosty mornings. that's ok, we will take crisp and frosty. 00:18:00,933 --> 2147483051:45:45,181 now on breakfast, 2147483051:45:45,181 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 it's time for click. not to allow five substitutes end of the year. the signals seem to and klopp can't understand it. alison coyle, writing you have to ask other people. there from northern ireland on wednesday, had be if anything that things are gonna a similar perspective: are ten clubs everybody knows, ten get tighter rather than more relaxed. i would agree with that clu bs are ten clubs everybody knows, ten clubs which were not against it, especially with the 0ns data showing against the theme, which was not increased reach rates throughout the about the competition, which was not country. especially with christmas about the competition, which was not mixing, rather than seeing anywhere about advantages or stuff like that, it was only about player welfare. going down. this isjust something i'm concerned about because in and they voted against it. pretty scotla nd i'm concerned about because in scotland we have had a tiered system much only them voted against it, in which has been working effectively and some areas have moved down to europe, the world, if i'm right. lower tiers and progressively made progress. that is because of size doesn't always matter it —— and colin ainslie wasn't happy restrictions on movement across tea rs restrictions on movement across tears and very targeting testing either: where there is prevalence and trying a lwa ys size doesn't always matter it —— to keep as much of the economy and always matter. but britain's callum smith towered at least english viewers society running in places where over saul ‘canelo' alvarez, should be satisfied, you'd think. there are lower tiers. that will not as the two fighters came head to head at the weigh in for their world title bout in texas this weekend. happen if we lift travel the liverpudlian is seven inches taller than the mexican but is a big restrictions. in northern ireland, underdog when they meet they can go in each other‘s homes in the early hours of tomorrow. both weighed in on the 168—pound and most things are open. if we limit as they put their respective but the live broadcasts super middleweight world across the uk of briefings start seeing new infections there we titles on the line. smith is unbeaten but alvarez from scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon is annoying is the best paid boxer know how fast that virus spreads. and rated the best pound for pound david watson, who emailed a couple of weeks ago. fighter on the planet. that's why sound is a comfort send darts player deta hedman will make about christmas mixing. let's history later today when she becomes continue this progress injanuary and february february rather than the first black woman to take part being focused on one or two days in the pdc world darts championship. what's more, she makes her debut which may be focused on five days in the tournament at the age of 61, taking on andy boulton at alexandra palace tonight. it is clear that you cannot hedman has been playing darts please all of the people now. many thanks to you both. let's since 1973 and says she won't feel all of the time but to tell any pressure on one us how the bbc tries to balance his coverage between the different nations have a look at the weather forecast. of the game's biggest stages. and regions i am joined by toby castle, deputy news editorfor bbc news. with us this morning. that looks with sport, it doesn't matter how like a lovely start to the day in long you've been playing, how toby, thank you for coming edgbaston. we will see some sunshine on newswatch, and let's start seasoned you are, sometimes they with the fact that huge parts don't go. but, i won't cry about it, of the uk have been in here 34 i willjust don't go. but, i won't cry about it, i will just take don't go. but, i won't cry about it, weeks, even months. at time today but there will be some i willjust take it in my stride and why did bbc news make such just move on. but i should look a big deal about london going into tier three? showers. you will notice this view forward to it, of course. it's the from space where the cloud is so biggest stage in the world for some big downpours from the cloud. darts, isn't it? so, as i said, i the clyde resort of the eastern half would just go and enjoy. i won't be well, i think we made a big of england was persistent rain which worried about them, let them worry deal about london going in this about me. has really swollen rivers across week to tier 3 because it western parts of the country. it is and she can draw plenty was a big new story. of inspiration from this man, and that's not to say paul lim, who at the age that when leicester went now clearing away from east anglia. into tighter restrictions, of 66 pulled of a shock or nottingham or liverpool some pretty nasty showers running in victory last night. or greater manchester, those were also big news its his 25th world championship — stories for bbc news. the south—east area and some working the ‘singapore slinger‘ came from 2—0 down to beat up the south—east area and some working up to the north—east area of and i would say that we covered luke humphries 3—2. those in great detail scotland. the showers will keep on using our specialist we'll prove there. you can play as correspondents and those coming into western areas do today. correspondents based around the country to reflect some of them, where you do see them, the regional nature. but this week, the decision that london was to go we are already seeing torrential into the tightest of restrictions just rain in places and some pretty gusty as we approached london deta hedman started while winds. these are the average wind babysitting down at the local pub. speeds across the country, but they was a big, big news story. could get to around 40 or 50 miles and it's 66, you can still perform at the top level. amazing. it's a an hour in places and it could be a 20 minutes of a 30 minute bulletin, as one of our viewers slightly cooler day than yesterday, noticed? but nine to 12 celsius is still well shame you can't play more sport in above where we should be for the the public. then we would be stage in december. into the evening i would urge people have to do and overnight, starry skies at time champions! it is 6:38am. is look at our coverage but showers keep going, particularly in the round. this week alone those two there was an extremely across southern and western areas. compelling reports from thomas in burnley. unlike last night, it is still a we've had a whole secrets within a hair pretty mild night across the country panorama on liverpool — salon are nothing new. and frost free. temperatures in i'm never in there long enough. just on liverpool — nothing to cut. nuggets of information are often so i don't dispute that this rural parts could go as low as three exchanged between staff week has been a big orfour rural parts could go as low as three and their clients. week for london. or four celsius. but one hairdressers in north london rural parts could go as low as three was harbouring a different kind but i would say that orfour celsius. if if you look at the coverage of secret — an entire 14th century that we've done over rural parts could go as low as three or four celsius. if anything rural parts could go as low as three orfour celsius. if anything on sunday fewer showers around. i building, hidden behind its walls. the course of this pandemic, gareth furby has the story. i think we have reflected the suspect they will be quite frequent it's an empty shot on a high street, changes and the restrictions in western scotland is in the north—west of northern ireland. a and on the outside, nothing special. that people around the country caller day yet again. more of us — and frankly, we are uniquely getting into single figure but inside, there was a secret placed to do that and we have a responsibility to do that. temperatures. and into monday, some waiting to be uncovered. as arianna and you did say that we wouldn't be able to please wet and windy areas through the everybody all of the time. and his daughter found iwould hope, however, english channel to open the day. that people would accept that we do have a waiting to be uncovered. as arianna and his daughterfound out, when responsibility to give slowly brightening up through the their refurbishment work started. we day, so we will see some of that the public information about other parts of bought the shop to hopefully turn it the united kingdom. into a forest then we found out the clu b day, so we will see some of that structure is very old. it was club break—up. showers continuing and even if those individual throughout in the north—west of audience members perhaps scotla nd throughout in the north—west of scotland and some cloud breaks cove red structure is very old. it was covered in black suit, we didn't watching aren't living in those areas. know much about the building at the and i'lljust point around into monday night. as we go time. as the plaster and panelling to one think on that — through into the rest of christmas was chipped away, a wooden structure this week people are considering what they are going emerged. you can see very clearly week, there will be cloud and patchy to do for christmas and our postcode look—up tool rain on tuesday, but if you are on the bbc news website has this is a very, very old building. been overwhelmingly consumed making travel plans on tuesday, by the audience. to find outjust how old, some people are going to see there could be some disruptive experts were called in to look what restrictions they or their closely at the word. this is hewn loved ones that they weather around. that low pressure are perhaps considering could bring some strong winds and going and visiting. and that is public service heavy rain. either way, we could at its absolute heart timber, hewn timber is, instead of and that's what i think move out and then there will be some soaring through the log of the tree, we are delivering. sunny spells under frosty morning on you actually take and arcs and split christmas eve and christmas day. no when it comes to the national sign any significant snowfall at it. this is a building technique which dates back to the mediaeval all, unlike what they have seen the period, so, could the roof and walls news bulletins, though, other side of the pond. a time—lapse of this shop have been built around of one night in new york state, something ancient? doctor martin toby, viewers in the devolved nations have been contacting record—breaking snowfall. 0ver newswatch, saying they turn of one night in new york state, record—breaking snowfall. over a metre of snow fell in the space of a on expecting to see a national picture and they see couple of days. i would not want to bridge from ucl‘s institute of archaeology has come up with an themselves ignored. be getting my car out of that. i answer. by taking a sample of the well, look, every bulletin, every headline, do we always get it right of reflecting the individual differences know. we dream of white christmases timberand answer. by taking a sample of the timber and dating it. it's a bit between the country? like a fingerprint. it's unique to well, i can't sit here but that is a bit much isn't it. are and defend every single piece of output that the bbc the thymic ruin. somewhere between has produced. you old enough to remember we try our best. crackerjack! , matt? they don't use 1330- 1360 -- the thymic ruin. somewhere between 1330-1360 -- it's the thymic ruin. somewhere between 1330—1360 —— it's unique to the timber. from looking at the outside real temperatures now they do they? of the shop, i have no clue. it's i'm going to go and chair the afternoon editorial meeting quite remarkable. this was a shortly and that will be one hairdressers, it's been a real that's good to know. still a child estate agent. now we can see what in there somewhere. the reason i ask this 14th century building needs to of the big considerations. is that loads of people have been talking about it this morning. when look like from an architect's we we re talking about it this morning. when drawing, of the precise location and we were talking about it, i it's ourjob to make sure mentioned the two presenters that i that we are reflecting shape of the timbers. this is a the differences in the nations. could remember. they said please and i think people are don't remember eamon drews peter fascinated about what those once—in—a—lifetime discovery. we differences are. knew it was old, but it's even older you know, why have wales decided to go into a tighter lockdown after boxing day? aspel among others. sorry those were than we thought. once the building why today are we covering the massive decision work completed for arianit and his in northern ireland to go just the two i could remember. sam into what will be the tightest and murk have the christmas special of restrictions that anybody daughter, its future will be as a has faced, even at the start flower shop. it will be the oldest of the pandemic? on wednesday at 915 on bbc one. i earlier in the year. florist in london. and they want to did enjoy seeing charlie and maggie keep some of the most interesting timbers on view. never again will get dunked so i will bejoining in. toby castle, thank you so much. the roll—out of the vaccination such an historic structure be programme in the past couple com pletely such an historic structure be completely covered up and forgotten of weeks has been a source of widespread celebration but there's been one about. gareth furby, bbc news. here's a good "yarn" for you. the process of knitting negative consequence. and crocheting has helped what a discovery! if i was ever so many of us to keep calm during this difficult year — a number of viewers have contacted us objecting but what do you do with under the thing. i was wondering to the frequent use on bbc the finished product? well, a vicar in one hampshire television of pictures of those village had the idea of combining injections actually what was behind the walls. a knock being given. everyone's hand—crafted cloth to create a giant yana trup and, first, knitted nativity scene. hazel moon have recorded videos fiona lamdin went to have a look. on the walls? it has just gone for us explaining the problem. people like myself have an aversion to needles 7:40am. if ever we needed the fun and and i find this very upsetting frivolity of strictly come dancing — and i cannot be alone it was this year. injust thinking this. over 500 balls of wool and a 25 foot the other night on look east, crocheted christmas tree the bbc one series comes to a head tonight — it was at least eight times are knitting their community with four couples remaining. that this was shown on the tv. of pennington together this christmas. it has kept us sane comedian bill bailey and his partner all this knitting. 0ti mabuse are the bookies' because you can't do anything else, can you? favourite to lift the glitterball trophy. we've been stuck, haven't we? and while it was a shorter series i have a really intense phobia neighbours for over four decades. than normal, the contestants have of needles and getting said they found itjust as sweet. injections and that includes when i see the imagery 0ur entertainment correspondent on television or for the last nine months, christine, pam and gwin have been meeting every colin paterson reports. online or in media. month in their front garden to knit and chat. after nine weeks, it's come down to i — it causes me to faint, it keeps you going. be sick, i feel physically sick knitting has given you a purpose. it's been a really this. tonight, four intestines doing and, like, itjust makes me difficult time for you. feel really uncomfortable, your daughter was three dances each to decide who so you can imagine that incredibly ill with covid. ta kes three dances each to decide who takes home the glitter role. —— she was so poorly. the ambulance came on the sunday night, and you just feel so inadequate. seeing all of the coverage so... you can't do anything. of coronavirus vaccine in the last couple of months has been really jarring it was the worst few days of my life. glitterball. and if it's the and horrible for me. i was so frightened. comedian bill bailey, at the age of i think it would just be better thankfully, her daughter is now 55, he will be the oldest ever if before a report has imagery better, but it is notjust of needles and people getting christine and her neighbours. jabs, if there wasjust winner, joe was 42 when he chimed. a warning to say that the report will contain needles 0nline, there is a whole community bill hopes his inspired other men in so i can look away. their 505 to give dancing ago. who meet every sunday bill hopes his inspired other men in their 505 to give dancing agom after church to knit. thatis their 505 to give dancing agom that is the result or the consequence of meeting on the show, consider that suggestion passed i look for where there is a loop then that's wonderful. i think at the end of the crochet. on to the powers that be in bbc blokes feel sometimes a bit news. they invited me to join them. it was just a great support group, self—conscious, particularly those of my age, they feel like they are and while we're on the subject especially as some of us, going to be called the dad dancer. of vaccinations, a shorter, myself included, were in a more blunter term for them is often if i'm showing i can get out there isolated situation because i don't used, to the dismay of some have children or family, newswatch viewers. so i am on my own and i was and doa if i'm showing i can get out there and do a bit more thanjust if you know what we're talking furloughed from work. so, for me, it was actuallyjust something shocking... at the other about or are liable to be upset by the terminology used being seen and being heard on this subject, you may and having a group of people want to mute your television for the next few seconds. i could talk to. end of the scale, two of the margaret keenan received the historicjab at university finalists will be the youngest ever hospital in coventry. ..and becoming the first person winner, east and is maisie smith is it was nice to have something to receive the jab in the uk's to look forward to that mass vaccination program... you could actually see people that now, got the jab. only 19, compared to lewis smith he the first person here to you know when to have a nice chat, receive a jab was 98—year—old was 23 when he was champion in 2012. jack vokes. and discuss whatever is going on. with so many villages now does make you stand as was that me crocheting, the vicar decided to knit everyone's work together and myfamily does make you stand as was that me and my family have been fans of the in time for christmas. show since i was literally zero, here's what bruce latimer had since i was a baby full the so, to to say about the use it's amazing. of that word: bring home to my family that, it would mean a lot, because i know how proud they would be. and singer hrw we've had, i think, at this point, 150 square is coming. my guess is over 50 different people have been involved, and there are so many different is still only 21. his name may be styles of knitting and cover colours. we've got this purple sparkly one, this kind of really neat red knitted shorter veils but isn't short of one, smaller stitches, and then just this wonderful silver nifty footwork and has extra one, not even quite square, motivation to winners today is special day. it is my grandad and but i love it, we've got a plan that we can use whatever people choose to give in. and for rachel, who had to shield for months, grandmother's diamond jubilee. they it is also kept her busy. finally, a suggestion that's crochet has been really helpful for buying mental health watched every single strictly, never come from a few viewers, over the past few years, missed a show since the beginning. i articulated here because when you are doing said to my nan, if i win, you can it, you have to slow by francesca spokes: down and do at a time. it grows just a little bit, put it in your house. the line-up is and for me, it helps keep me grounded and helps me just to take time and pace, and you see something grow as well from it. it's lovely. and the drop—off points are all around the village, completed by the reality starjamie everyone can now get involved. usually, when people laing, who was supposed to compete would order their prescriptions, last year but got injured right they know i'm going to come and they would let me before the launch. if he wins, he collect their knitting to bring back to the pharmacy for the project down would also be a record breaker, having been in for dance office. in at the church. there is a great community spirit thank you for all your of people getting together, the history of the show, no finalist comments this week. and it is nice to be part of it, if you want to share your you know, and to feel like you're has survived that many. this has opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, making a difference and hopefully radio, online and social taken me to week nine to understand spread a bit of christmas cheer. it, i'm probably not the best media, e—mail newswatch. you can find us on twitter. from hundreds of individual squares, dancer, as much as i thought i was. you can call us, and do have a look this knitted nativity is born, and probably not. but what we do at our website. that's all from us for now. so it seems crochet has replaced bring is our work ethic and we really go for it. yes, what we're the carols in connecting going do isjust go, because it's this community of the last time we get to dance here. we're off the air pennington this christmas. now untiljanuary 8. this is the moment you just go and fiona lamdin, bbc news. have fun. it in a strictly series with a difference, no blackball, no bruno, but one thing has not changed, tonight as always, it's not thejudges who will changed, tonight as always, it's not the judges who will decide the winner, but the viewer is stop colin do join us then and we hope you have a peaceful and safe patterson —— but the viewer is. christmas and new year. it's lovely to see all of those until then, goodbye. friendships coming together. colin patterson, bbc news. you're watching breakfast. we're on bbc one until 10am this morning, they have had to double with their when matt tebbutt takes over in the saturday kitchen. matt, what's on the menu today? partners and pre—recorded the company numbers right at the beginning of the series and watching it as you had your documentary coming out beginning of the series and watching itasa beginning of the series and watching it as a viewer, you would barely know anything was different. it is last night on sky. you have done the so impressive. i'm full of show before. what is your food admiration for anybody who can do that. as somebody who has two left heaven? food heaven isjunior and feet and no rhythm whatsoever... we chickpeas in any combo. and food will have to put that to the test. hell is fruit on desert. all is we will look ahead to the final a little later with jj charmers. a lwa ys hell is fruit on desert. all is always disappointing. nice shirt. very festive. i'm going to make a lovely filleted sea bass cooked in ——jj chalmers — who was the sixth contestant to be eliminated from this year's series — fresh cherry tomato, garlic, chili, and also with kevin clifton, the former strictly professional then i'm going to toss some linguine dancer who won it back in 2018 with stacey dooley. that's at around 9.40. at the end and serve it on a crusty matt, will you be watching tonight? yes, my daughters love it. as well bruschetta. you'll love it. are you going to be trouble for time. no as the strictly final we have a trouble at all. angela han it is at mixture of sunshine and showers. a public good for you who have been sitting under a land of persistent home, so i'm cooking under her rain. flood warnings in place with strict supervision. what are we more details on the bbc website was making? a lamb skewer with polenta. up more details on the bbc website was up looking from space, you can see the speckled nature of cloud moving good morning. in with gaps in between. we will see welcome to breakfast with i like the bric—a—brac behind you, rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. some sunshine but this is the cloud 0ur headlines today... which brought all the rain across the government says there's "growing by the way. i saw an advent calendar western areas, over 80 millimetres concern" about a new strain and three inches of rain in some of the virus which appears to be there as well. helen mcguinness western parts of wales through the entire in charge of the drinks. good spreading rapidly in the south east. past few days. persistent rain still more than two thirds of people morning. yes, i've got red white and there in eastern counties of england. it is darting to wake up in england are living under pink this morning. all the colours. and fragment and pushed out into the the strictest covid restrictions sea by the time we get to mid—morning. 0ne sea by the time we get to mid—morning. one or two showers this morning, hit and as more areas move into tier 3. i like your christmas sparkles. when mid—morning. one or two showers this morning, hitand miss. heaviest mid—morning. one or two showers this morning, hit and miss. heaviest in the west and what will push east as we go through the day. as i said, good morning from reading in i'm not going out this year. 0r there will be sunshine in the berkshire where restrictions have i like your christmas sparkles. when i'm not going out this year. or even showers but showers come along to out out. you will get to decide what increased this morning. what do stop some of them could be the heavy retail and hospitality businesses side and a rumble of thunder. some think the impact would be and what keeps later on. go to the website would normally be the busiest gusty winds. these are the average wind speeds through the day but the weekend of the year? i've been for the details and we will see you finding out. at10am. ithink gusts could hit around 30—40 mph, the ballroom battle for the glitterball is nearly over. particularly in the west. a little we look back at a strictly for the details and we will see you at 10am. i think angela has arranged series like no other. all that bric—a—brac for you. in an bit down on yesterday, the temperatures, but still where they era where everyone has very neatly should be at this stage in december. the worst test batting display for arranged bookcases that looks great. a colder night tonight, keeping that 65 years. bowled out this morning for 36 i could not agree with you more, in their test against australia — mixture of sunshine and showers, heaviest around the coast. most that's the lowest innings mickey. fruit has no place in a total since 1955. frequent in western parts of the persistent rain which has putting member —— on a putting menu. brought swollen rivers to parts scotla nd frequent in western parts of scotland but temperatures will be of england and wales down into single figures more widely is on its way out. it's going to be a weekend tonight. three or four degrees for of sunshine and showers. one or two as we start sunday details on that and the prospects for christmas week coming stay with us. headlines are on the morning. sunday, again, it is up here on breakfast. sunshine and showers, but, probably fewer showers around tomorrow. it's saturday the 19th of december, longer dry spells eagerly through way. eastern areas. some of the showers in the morning will be heavy and sports personality of the year is turning light across england and tomorrow, not tonight as the trailer wales. is this area of cloud starts indeed. it is on bbc one, 915, to push closer to the channel said at the top of the hour. islands and also towards cornwall. wednesday morning. temperatures down a little bit on our top story... more than two thirds of people today's highs but still above where in england are now living under would they should be. as we go into the toughest tier 3 restrictions, amid growing hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and concerns about a new nina warhurst. monday, an area of low pressure good morning, here's strain of coronavirus. a summary of today's main develops for england and wales was stories from bbc news. not the strongest of the wind off ministers have been meeting to discuss how into france but lots of cloud with to contain the rising outbreaks of rain to begin with, more than two thirds of people in number of infections, as prime minister borisjohnson said england are now living under the brightening up for many across he is "hoping to avoid" toughest tier 3 restrictions after england and wales as we go through another national lockdown. andy moore reports. the day. sunshine and showers for police officers on patrol in luton giving some friendly advice growing concerns of a new strain of scotla nd the day. sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland, about protection from covid—19. particularly northern scotland, northern ireland will have a largely coronavirus. ministers have been meeting to discuss how to contain dry day put up the showers you see in scotland will be wintry as things bedfordshire isjoining the rising number of infections, as turned colder and we could see some the rising number of infections, as the prime minister said he is hoping many of the home counties around to avoid another national wintry showers through christmas week but the big thing i suppose as london in moving up to tier 3. knock—down. week but the big thing i suppose as we go into wednesday, that could be to avoid another national knock-down. scotland yard is urging from midnight last night, a travel day for some, the 23rd, that means 68% of the population people not to attend large of england is now covered gatherings this weekend. the warning this is potentially a deep area of comes as another mass anti—lockdown low pressure which could hamper travel plans. we will keep you by the toughest restrictions. protest is planned to take place in updated but is that apart, look what we have for christmas eve and parliament square. the forces warned that officers will have to take christmas day, 0k, it may not be snowy but they will be a frost but one covid patient enforcement action if people flout the tier 3 rules. most buses and potentially on the ground both in the local hospital is worried mornings and most places will be dry about the easing of restrictions and feeling a bit more festive with over christmas is. he believes he caught the virus the chill. 0ne from his teenage son. business owners want large firms to people are being told and feeling a bit more festive with the chill. one thing for sure, be forced by law to release though, nina and roger, we're not that the rules, i know is a few going to see the same amount of weeks ago it started, that they can travel all over snowfall that has been falling in the country to see their families. statistics of pay among staff of parts of the eastern us. watch this different ethnicities. the result of this is worrying the hell out of me. time lapse. remington in the new if you saw the look on my son's face a consultation launched by theresa when i was fighting for my breath, may. the government has still not york state, record—breaking amounts you would not be willing to send published its response, but says it of snow and in two days they saw 40 these children all over the country will do in due course. let's catch to see their family. inches, and metre's worth of snowfall. incredible amounts. i am up will do in due course. let's catch up with the sport. anyone who has routine operations were going ahead sure that car will take a fair few at this hospital and many others are struggling. hours to dig out the following morning. actor you both. job, ministers met yesterday to discuss played cricket at any level... he actually. if you think about on christmas day this year, lots of people will be forced to go outside the outbreak amid growing concerns to the relatives so it is nice we have one of those crispy, frosty outlooks. good day for a walk. about a new variant of coronavirus spreading widely in the south east. now it's time for the travel show. it is feared that it could be more infectious. worked really hard for two days, and what happens to viruses then suddenly in an instant it is that they do naturally hello, and welcome to mutate all the time, and the ones that are likely to do collapses. the travel show, to do well are the ones it was one of the most incredible that increase transmission. batting collapses in cricket and so, we know this history — india started the day is a new variant. it has been seen in other countries, with nine runs on the board and just but it seems to be quite widespread which suggests that it has gutted transmission advantage. one wicket down, and yet there are reports that ministers they were all out forjust 36. so it is the lowest total by any have discussed travel restrictions team, in test cricket since 1955 — the joint 4th worst into and out of the south east over of all time, and india's christmas, but a government source poorest ever. give credit to australia's said nothing had been approved yet. fearsome bowlers, whom england will have to face next this time last year, i was in the andy moore, bbc news. village of thirsted for the uk's year, but india in their second annual christmas show. for over 40 let's talk to our political innings collapsed in less correspondentjoe sikka than two hours — what's more let's talk to our political correspondent joe sikka parker. just they had been leading in this match, picking up on this meeting of after the first innings. ministers yesterday, what can you yea rs, annual christmas show. for over 40 years, people have been flocking australia needed just here to see a traditional all tell us about that? what we do know 90 to win in the end, and won by eight wickets. this morning is that there is a well, there's been plenty singing all dancing seasonal growing concern as andy was just of reaction, as you'd spectacular. that has broken records expect, on social media. saying particularly about this new and become a regularfixture in the celebrity cricket blogger, strain of coronavirus, particularly christmas calendar of many people gautam bhimani tweeted. .. here in the uk. 150 artists take in the south—east of england. in terms of whether this could lead to a shift in terms of what is plans pa rt here in the uk. 150 artists take part each year and last year, for one night only, i was lucky enough over christmas, we know there is the champions, liverpool, kick us off in the premier league today, to be one of them. this five day relaxation of the rules in seven days if you are at crystal palace this lunchtime, travelling to and from northern and from today, teams will be ireland. downing street officials allowed nine players are saying they are not there yet, on the subs bench, but will still, only be allowed but clearly there is huge concern. yesterday boris johnson but clearly there is huge concern. yesterday borisjohnson described the situation is worrying. he did to bring on, three of them. not rule out the idea of a third liverpool manager jurgen klopp was left angry, after teams voted not to allow, lockdown in the new year in england. that number to increase of course this year, to five earlier this week. things will be different. that's indicative of how concerned other teams believe this but christmas is far from cancelled. would favour the richer sadly there is no show — clubs with bigger squads, instead the vast he is. we know how reluctant he was but it's the only top division performance spaces and grounds in europe, not to allow five have been transformed to go for a second lockdown because substitutes and klopp into a huge, dazzling can't understand it. light trailfor of the effect on the economy. we are you have to ask other people. people to explore. since first opening back in 1977, the cushing family there were ten clubs, going to have to see what comes from and everyone knows have run the site the ten clubs which voted against and put on the annual the government over the coming days. christmas extravaganza. it, against the thing, which was not this is your baby, you've built this up already earlier this week, in terms about the competition, which was not from nothing, this business. yes. about advantages or stuff like that, how hard was it personally of the relaxation, all four nations for you to take the decision issued this strong guidance to it was only about player welfare, not to have suggest that legally you can go and the performers here? and they voted against it. well, it was rather see yourfamily suggest that legally you can go and like a bereavement to stop it, see your family and spend time with so yes you're right, pretty much only them voted up see your family and spend time with up to three households, but we against it in europe. i have worked on advise we don't travel from a tier 3 in the world, if i'm right. christmas here area in england to a tier1 area, so for over 40 years. it starts almost as soon place where the rates of the virus as one show is finished, are high to a place where the virus and to produce it, write it, seven inches is the difference. and direct it has been a major are high to a place where the virus are low. what we have to watch out part of my life. for is if they advice vices in theory you could have shut down entirely, kept hold of those toughened up even further, the tonight, british boxer pennies and waited until 2021, callum smith, is looking tojoin reports of the idea of travel illustrious boxing royalty, but you didn't, looking around you really took steps restrictions have been discussed, to do something different. really a new business. and what we're hearing is that no by beating arguably the best final decisions have yet made. i was confident that it would work, and confident it'd jessica back thank you very much. be a success because of the loyalty we've had boxer on the planet — from so many people. mexican saul canelo alvarez. a world champion in four different i have had literally hundreds of letters to say "we're coming weight divisions, the mexican is one to yourjourney of light because we have been and scotland yard is urging people not of the best paid athlete in the to attend large gatherings this coming to thursford world. his only defeat in 56 bouts for years," and i think and ttend large gatherings this that when they get here weekend and to follow the guidelines they won't be disappointed, in theirarea. came against none other than floyd because we've been working the warning comes as a mass on this sincejuly. anti—lockdown protest is planned to take place in parliament square. but of course, it's notjust mayweather, and that was seven years thursford that's had you're seeing pictures now to adapt this christmas. of a previous demonstration ago. smith is up against one of the which took place last month. the force has warned that officers best across all weights and boxing. will have to take enforcement but that doesn't seem to faze him.” action if people flout the tier three rules. italy will go into lockdown over even for santa claus know how good he is. i like his himself and his helpers much of the christmas up in santa's village and new year period — in finnish lapland, things in a bid to prevent a third wave style. but i believe i am good are a little different this year. of coronavirus. enough to go in there and beat him. i am antti nikander, people living there the busy elf. will only be allowed my position is head to leave their homes for work i know it is going to be tough. but or health reasons for four—day periods over christmas and new year of development in this village. at the highest level you have got to — as well as a two—day period covering 12th night. acce pt at the highest level you have got to accept that every time. he has got a santa claus village shops, bars and restaurants is an international will be closed and travel bit of inside information. his tourism centre in the middle between regions will be banned. a second coronavirus vaccine has brother shared nine rounds with him of the official hometown been given emergency approval of santa claus, rovaniemi. for use in the united states. more than 200 million doses in 2016, and has provided some valuable insight. right, left, of the american—made moderna jab we have normally more have been purchased by the us than 500,000 visitors government, with six—million due in a year, they are coming to be distributed this weekend. right, he touches down with the left from more than 100 countries. the usa has the world's highest number of covid and brings the right over. if i was christmastime is the busiest infections and deaths. time in our village, calin 's and punch power. he is and we will receive during the busiest days, more than 5,000 people, and now we will receive maximum defensively pretty good. if you do one third of that amount. 2,260 kilometres catch him clean, i do believe i can in brexit, both sides are warning have an effect. given the pandemic, from here is london! that the deal hangs in the balance. it isa have an effect. given the pandemic, it is a little bit more low—key than finland has imposed strict you would normally expect. that may measures on incoming it is thought that eu leaders could suit the quiet man of british boxing visitors, effectively closing provisionally sign off on a deal if in his quest for global recognition. the borders to international the talks go beyond that point. in tourists, which means that almost all of the visitors this year are from finland. the talks go beyond that point. in the uk, mp5 are on standby to return darts player deta hedman we try to offer all the visitors that to westminster from their christmas break ifan will make history later today to westminster from their christmas break if an agreement can be struck santa receives around half a million letters each in the final days of the year. yearfrom children when she becomes the first black woman to take part in around the world. the queen was the first british the pdc world darts championship. the elves sort them for santa what's more, she makes her debut in the post room and this year in the tournament at the age monarch to give a televised they have been of 61, taking on andy boulton christmas day address in 1957. at alexandra palace tonight. as inundated as ever. hedman has been playing darts previously it was only broadcast on the radio — so, i'm riitta, riitta the elf, and i'm working here since 1973 and says in this sport, in santa claus's main post and this year her speech will be office at the arctic circle. she won't feel any pressure, at the forefront of another this is a real post on one of the game's biggest stages. office, but also i am technical innovation. with sport, it doesn't matter how helping santa claus with his letters. amazon has announced that the annual long you been playing, how seasoned message will be available so children write to on its voice—activated "smart you are. i wouldn't cry about it. i santa claus, they make wish lists, also they tell speakers" from 3pm on christmas day. last year the address was watched would take it in my stride and just about their families. by 24 million people on the bbc and the letters, they are and other major broadcasters. move on. i will look forward to it, a little bit different when they come from western countries, then they have a little it is seven minutes past eight. it is the biggest stage in the world story about themselves, about the children's for darts, isn't it? iwilljust life and hobbies, but they have bigger lists. chaotic, rushed and lacking proper guidance. that's how teachers' unions it is the biggest stage in the world and school governors have described for darts, isn't it? i willjust go and enjoy. i will not be worried about them. let them worry about me. the government's plan to test millions of pupils in england for covid when they return to the classroom injanuary. that's the spirit. the idea was announced on thursday, just as many schools because of coronavirus, were breaking up for christmas. the post office was forced and she can draw plenty to close this year for seven of inspiration from this man, months, for the first time yesterday, the schools minister nick paul lim, who at the age of 66 in its history. pulled of a shock people, they cannot receive gibb told breakfast the tests now, theirfamilies, victory last night. but they can send a parcel. will be administered by volunteers, with more details being published next week. it's his 25th world championship — it's like santa claus sends those, the "singapore slinger" came from 2—0 down to beat although it is them. what we want to do, but of course the real magic and that's why we are testing, luke humphries 3—2. happens in santa's office. of course, all staff, in grottos around the world, children traditionally meet all secondary school staff every now we mentioned yesterday how santa and reel off their wish week from january onwards, and any contact with someone positive will be tested every day for seven days. difficult it might be lists for presents. so, you know, there will be guidance, there will be training. the logistics for carrying charlie in the father but this year, social distancing means out those tests will be that santa has to do volunteers and agency workers, son championship. most of this virtually. so it won't be teachers that will be it looks like he has happy in the although on the plus side, carrying out the tests. back seat. this does mean that a chat with santa is now open we're joined now by conservative mp to anyone, like me earlier robert halfon, who is chair on today. of the education select committee. 0h hello christa! hello santa. a nice observation too from 3 times you voice your concern about this major winner padraig harrington how are you today? who said "this is the first roll—out. talk through it.” tournament i've played very well on this dark in where tiger woods hasn't been the star of the show. you voice your concern about this roll-out. talk through it. i really everybody is stopping worry about what has been proposed. to watch charlie" there is nothing worse than morning in london. competitive parents on the sideline. more lust learning, 5 million pupils will have a delayed start to school, of course it is difficult because we are doing it like this, people aren't and logistically it is going to be all of the other parents are going so close, but this is to think i am a really pushy mum who the new way to do things incredibly challenging, and there is and everybody should think a lot of confusion out there as to put my gym kit on to watch about this way to do things, because you have to be close how it is going to work, with people, and at the moment particularly because it has been it's not possible four—year—olds. in the normal way, announced just a couple of days so it is a very good put my gym kit on to watch way to do it. before most schools ended and four-year-olds. i helped my daughter so i like it actually. and have you noticed any with editing the other day. difference in the kinds started the christmas break. nick four-year-olds. i helped my daughter with editing the other daym of gifts that kids are wanting four-year-olds. i helped my daughter with editing the other day. it is the strictly final tonight. from santa this year? something you know from the inside, small changes — of course, the toys and those things, but quite many children want to gibb, telling breakfast yesterday, of course. it has been amazing. very he seems to think it will be have time with their parents, and that is quite heartwarming, i think, and this is possible. the proof of the pudding the christmas to do that. will be in the eating, but as i proud that our lad, jamie, has got mention again, i worry about the 5 better every week. thank you. have a million children who are going to and so this year, good weekend. we are going to talk i imagine you have have a delayed start. we have had lots of questions about what your activities are going to be on christmas about strictly. millions of children who, during the eve — it is your big night christmas might look a little of the year, how is covid lockdown, did hardly any learning at different this year, going to affect you this year, but there's one festive staple sa nta ? all, despite the incredible efforts that is definitely going ahead. not too much, because that is the magic of christmas. of many teachers and support staff, it's the strictly come dancing final yes. i'm going to deliver tonight and here are the four all of those presents normally, many schools across the country, and don't worry, they are couples taking to the dance floor, going to come there, we can't have a situation whereby hoping to win the coveted but for social distancing, glitterball trophy. please stay in bed and sleep. children are not learning. we need to keep them in school. we have got children doing exams next year. children doing tests. we have faced an epidemic of educational poverty this christmas, many of us will be with schools shutting doors. we are spending less time with our loved ones than we would like and there # thank god i'm a country boy. are some couples who have been separated asking for a delayed roll—out or a because of border closures and travel bands who solution where perhaps you would are desperate to see start the school day a bit later their partners. ——bans. rather than having millions of tens of thousands of people in this children missing a week or more of situation have rallied together to share tips and advice as well as their own sweet school. the argument of causes that successes and we have met one of them. this is testing on this scale means ryan and jessie ended up making that more children, pupils and staff the longest leo of his life can stay in schools. so, long term when he was desperate to see # i died every day waiting for you. his partner alina in america. it will be better for education.” and the only way he could get there was to fly to croatia and spend two weeks strongly welcome the testing regime in quarantine before heading first to istanbul and in oz. it means that students and then finally the us. teachers will be able to take be all i was seeing all year was just news, just bombarded with covid news, tested rapidly and on a daily basis it was just like this travel is not happening, and necessary. the government are lockdown is getting worse, doing exactly the right thing. my cases are rising. questioning is how it has been that la la land number, one of my so when i started to see other people, real human announced. it has come just before beings, in the same situation, tackling the same challenges, the christmas break. as i say, it's favourites. and being able to ask them just let's speak to two men who know those confusion amongst teaching that dance floor well. straight up on facebook and get staff. before christmas, they were jj chalmers was eliminated in week trying to keep schools open, and now six of this series — a response, then that planted and the former strictly professional the seed and then i could think we we re kevin clifton won the trophy two trying to keep schools open, and now we were saying that 5 million yes, this is possible. children should stay at home and years ago with stacey dooley. thank you forjoining us this their learning be delayed. that is morning. jj, will it be a bit not just their learning be delayed. that is notjust going to cause problems for bittersweet for you?” all those children. it is also going love is not tourism is a grassroots global movement dedicated to cause difficulties for their morning. jj, will it be a bit bittersweet for you? i won't be so families as well because their nervous, so i'm pretty happy that i families as well because their families will have to go back to am getting the opportunity to go and work after christmas. there are of watch the hottest show in town. of to reuniting binational couples course the logistical implications course, i would have loved to have as well. the lack of consideration been there, and i gave it my best, and families who have been for logistical considerations for but it will not stop me from separated by travel bans and border closures enjoying it. you did amazingly well. and shutting testing is further evidence that down the visa processes due to the pandemic their department that might slow to it was very meaningful to meet most people have not done strictly, but we can imagine what it must feel people, even just online, and hear their stories understand the school bus might like. what is it like? it's and also to hear the successes function. perhaps consider a delay absolutely wild, the whole process. so that they can work out a solution it is more than anyone could ever and to collaborate. in which children can still be in really expect, and i've had friends that have done it in the past, and school and not miss vital learning. asi they said the good and bad of it i wake up in the morning school and not miss vital learning. as i mentioned, millions of children and then i'm like let's have missed school during the first all, what to expect, but you cannot do it! let'sjust commit. lockdown, and we cannot have a prepare yourself for it. stepping let's just go for it. so friday morning situation where we keep damaging onto the dance floor, for me, it i booked a flight to croatia, booked to examine a b8b and saturday i'm in children's life felt a real privilege. it is croatia. i would like to welcome situation where we keep damaging child ren's life chances. situation where we keep damaging children's life chances. it is incredibly difficult for teachers you here to zagreb. nerve—racking, but to do something i'm too deep, i'm too and support staff, and what we need so incredible when so many people do isa and support staff, and what we need is a proper and clear tab plan and not even get to do the ordinary committed to this! time to rule it out. and a clear right now felt really special. we arejust seeing pictures. what's i'm either going to go plan of how it is going to be all the way and get there or it's not going to work. administered, whether it is lovely, contestants seem to learn a volu nteers administered, whether it is volunteers or parents. now, it is lot about dancing, but also about being talked about help from the themselves. yes, because it is a armed forces. as a conservative only the night before member of parliament, do you think challenge. it puts you well outside i actually flew to that over the course of the turkey that i'd then your comfort zone, which it check on the website just epidemic, the government has exposed one last time. absolutely did for me. obviously, it i did not get much sleep themselves not having a full grasp last night because i'm pushed me to my physical limits as like everything is running through of how schools work?” my head and everything that could go wrong well, so i discovered things about but when the actual themselves not having a full grasp of how schools work? i think it is notjust incredibly difficult because of well, so i discovered things about not just how my body works but how date came, it wasjust course we are dealing with a like a regular travel day. and once i finally got in, it was national emergency, and the like finally! finally! government are firefighting. the department for education is will my mind relates to that. it is firefighting, but i do think there a huge challenge. at the same time, needs to be much more long—term planning. i also think every effort at the heart of it, it is an amazing should be made, the children have to be made a priority. they have really ivy. at the heart of it, it is an amazing joy, and i am proud of what i did. you should be. kevin, you have struggled over the past months during the lockdown. we are damaging probably had the chance this time to watch it with a critical eye as a these children in public life viewer having been involved for so chances so when making these she is coming here tomorrow for a month, which is amazing. decisions, they should be thinking many years. you made of the can't wait! about how to keep the children in she just has to quarantine standard? it has been really school and not saying that 5 million in england, as is the current rules. which is a bit nicer children should miss coming to incredible. we have been reviewing for her, no school in the first week or so in it every week on my podcast, and jj loneliness in croatia. the new year. what teachers are saying to us is that it simply isn't and amy have been one of our fair. coming to the end of term, favourite couples. i think it's been they need a break like many people. amazing that they've got the show on but this is doing is encroaching on for her. but, yeah, i'm excited. that time. do they deserve to have a in the first place, and that they it should be a fun christmas because of her, so... have made it feel as big and special he, travel show. we are currently at home quarantining and getting rest? absolutely. and i thank all ready for christmas. as strictly always is. and i think it has been a crazy year the teachers and support staff. i but we managed to make it work. the standard has been really we are getting engaged see my own constituents of how they fantastic. i don't know if it is and now spending christmas and new year's whether it is not having an audience together so from the are trying to keep children learning both of us, merry christmas. to care about, more focused on the and are working incredibly hard. i dance itself, but i think the don't understand why this was announced a day or two before standard is incredibly high, and i actually think it is a really open that is all we have schools broke up for christmas. it final tonight. anyone could win it. time for on this week's should have been announced earlier. asi let's talk then about the finalists. programme butjoin us next time should have been announced earlier. as i say, it should have been done when andy's taking a look back ina way as i say, it should have been done in a way to enable all children as at the year that was 2020. far as possible to come to school. a disastrous year for anyone the testing is right. the government does it feel like the fair are right to do that. i also finalists? are they the ones that who loves to travel, should be there but to make jj actually think that teachers should aside, of course. i do feel it is but among all the gloom, be priority for vaccination as well, some moments of inspiration that give us hope for because the less teachers that have the months to come. to missed school the more that we i can't do it! for fantastic couples. whenever i until then, you can find speak with people on social media, all of our recent adventures can keep our children learning. i on the bbc iplayer. don't know why the decision was made who is your favourite, everyone has we're also on social media too just before christmas. ijust think different favourites for different in all of the places. there needs to be a lot more reasons. whether it is the biggest now, from me christa larwood long—term planning and a lot more improved are the biggest surprise, and the rest of the travel show clear guidance for teachers and or the best dancer, whatever it is. support staff, so they don't have to team here in norfolk, take care and we will see go through this time and time again. i think we have four fantastic you in 2021. finalists. it has been so close. the many thanks. dance off last weekend. i'm really here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson if you are heading out and about and and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: may be getting some christmas looking forward to seeing who more than two thirds of people shopping done hopefully it is not everyone votes for tonight. in england are living like that. a very good morning to looking forward to seeing who everyone votes for tonightm looking forward to seeing who everyone votes for tonight. it is one of those things about who can under the strictest covid restrictions as more areas move into tier 3. the government says you. this is injapan over the last improve. for her, i do not think she there's "growing concern" about a new strain of the virus few days where we have seen which appears to be spreading record—breaking snowfall. a major rapidly in the south east. isa improve. for her, i do not think she is a dancer, but she went all the teachers and school governors say plans to test millions of pupils in england expressway just to the north—east of way. and they did some fantastic tokyo. that sort of weather will be after christmas are undeliverable. with us for christmas day. well i numbers. she was a really quality the ballroom battle ballroom dancer. as i say, we talked for the glitterball is nearly over. will have the christmas day weather we look back at a strictly series like no other very shortly. they could be some about the dance off between her and a score worst than jamie last week, and it is really even craig would give in the cricket, as this morning showers from some big shower clouds difficult. it is difficult to india were bowled out for 36 — we will see across the country. in their test against australia. compare. sometimes it literally that's the lowest innings looking at the satellite view, the comes down to personal preference in total since 1955. a real shock to india's cricketers. that moment, or they might have seen view from space, you can see the one tiny little mistake. it is very speckled nature, gaps in the cloud and the persistent rain which has where you will see the sunshine. fine margins. it has been very close brought a swollen rivers to parts of this trip here but the persistent england and wales is on its way out. for a few weeks. yeah, tonight is it will be a weekend of sunshine and rain over western areas yesterday. going to be just as close. hats off showers. details on that and the it is just about to clear from to jamie. they stayed in because he prospects for christmas week coming up prospects for christmas week coming up on breakfast. eastern parts of england. you can see from the radar chart here it is had that look in his eye, "i do not fragmenting over the past few hours. good morning, it is saturday 19 wa nt to december. 0ur come further west and we will see had that look in his eye, "i do not want to go home yet." what are the good morning, it is saturday 19 december. our top story today: more some showers already. there are the performances you will be looking heavy side but won't last too long forward to, hrvy? ——jj? than two—thirds of people in england are now living under the toughest before the sunshine returns. they tier three restrictions, amid will push their way northwards and growing concerns about a new strain of coronavirus. ministers have been eastwards through the day so we'll meeting to discuss how to just —— see some downpours through the day and the showers could be heavy and performances you will be looking forward to, hrvy? -- jj? to think how to contain the rising number of thundery in places. they will be how good the jive could be tonight, infections, prime minister boris johnson said he is hoping to avoid pushed along by an quite smart will be spectacular. bill bailey is another national lockdown. andy doing a street dance number, i think moore reports. breeze. western areas may be 14 or it is taken as all by surprise how 15 mph. temperature wise, time —— he could pull off something so police officers on patrol in luton, left—field. they are amazing. those giving some friendly advice about protection from covid. make sure you know about the mask... nine to 12 celsius. a little bit bedfordshire isjoining cooler than it was yesterday. routines... at this stage, you know many of the home counties around london and moving up to tier 3. through the night, will follow them. what you are good at, what you are from midnight last night, bad at, what you can do incredible that means 68% of the population of england is now covered justice to. just a quick thought, by the toughest restrictions. but one covid patient at the local starry skies through some eastern hospital is worried about the easing parts, but temperatures more widely of restrictions over christmas. he believes he caught the virus down into single figures to start kevin, on the fact the judges do not your sunday morning. it will be a from his teenage son. get a say now. they have an input, fresh start tomorrow. roughly speaking, it is a similar sort of but it is entirely the public vote, people are being told that the rules day, but a brighter start to the — i know it was a few weeks ago isn't it? it is down to us. yes, when it started — that they can east, and fewer showers around travel all over the country tomorrow and may be a little less thatis isn't it? it is down to us. yes, that is how it works in the final. to see their families. heavy. the exception being in the and this is worrying the hell out of me. when me and stacey won in 2018, the i — if you — if you saw the look far north—west of scotland. on my son's face when i was fighting temperature is starting to drop away judges put is at the bottom of the for my breath, you would not be a little bit more tomorrow, and then wanting to send these children leaderboa rd, judges put is at the bottom of the leaderboard, but thankfully everyone still voted for us. what do the all over the country later on, cloud, rain and wind judges know? exactly, exactly. that gathers from the channel islands and to see their family. spreads into england and wales from is the beauty of the final, it is sunday night into monday. some of routine operations were going ahead down to the public. enjoy your at this hospital, but many that could be heavy, don't forget christmases. you can put yourfeet others are struggling. ministers met yesterday to discuss saturated ground. still a few spots up, you do not have to have that the outbreak amid growing concerns about a new variant of coronavirus anxiety looking forward to it. thank spreading widely in the south—east. it's feared it could later in the afternoon. the you so much. i, too, jj is really brightest of all will be parts of northern ireland and scotland. still be more infectious. some showers in scotland and looking forward to bill bailey. the starting to turn even colder here. strictly final is on bbc one tonight it takes us into christmas week. at 6pm. matt has already got his what happens with viruses is that they do naturally mutate tuesday sees mcleod in patchy rain all the time, and the ones that in the south, butjust one thing to are likely to do well are the ones keep an eye on. not settings down, that increase transmission. and so we know this sparkly dancing shoes on. is a new variant, it has been seen but a potential area of high in other countries, but it seems pressure. the 23rd could be a travel to be quite widespread, which suggests that it has got day for some of you. christmas eve a transmission advantage. and christmas day, one or two flakes very good morning to you. some there are reports that ministers of snow may be across the scottish ominous side at the moment. be have discussed travel restrictions into and out of the south—east over mountains and maybe even into lower christmas, but a government source levels, but it will be devoid of prepared, there could be a big said nothing had been approved yet. andy moore, bbc news. snow levels, but it will be devoid of 5 now m ostly levels, but it will be devoid of snow mostly for christmas. and the downpour about to arrive. as you can ground should be covered with light see, lots of blue sky, too. it is white thrust. keep watching your going to be one of those changeable days. there is the cloud that brought the persistent rain italy will go into lockdown over screen for a moment because we are yesterday. this is the cloud they about to get a live weather update. much of the christmas and new year bring some of the heavier showers what i like is that he is gone period in a bid to prevent a third that will come today. the rain is across the uk this morning. it all wave of coronavirus. people living there will only be allowed to leave now cleared away from the east their homes for work or health looks like there will be a bit of coast. some lively downpours in the reasons for four day period is over sunshine over christmas. it's the last weekend christmas and new year, as well as a before christmas and, south—east, also eastern parts of for our town and city centres, two—day period covering 12th night. it would normally be one scotland. showers have been on and of the busiest of the year. shops, bars and restaurants will be but with more than two thirds close don't travel between regions off all day long. longer, drier will be banned. of the nation's population now subject to the toughest spells across the east. some of you restrictions, what toll will this a second coronavirus vaccine has take on our high streets? been given emergency approval in the here comes the live weather update us. more than 200 million doses of because katie aston is in reading will see very few showers at all. but where you do see showers, be prepared, there could be some the american—made low donorjudge this morning to find out. safe to has been purchased by the us rumbles of thunder, maybe a little say that not many people, all but bit of hill mixed in. his average government, with 6 million due to be the hardiest shoppers will be deterred from coming out in that wind speeds across the country distributed this weekend. —— today, but in the west you could see american—made moderna jab. the usa today. gusts of 40, 50 mph. that will make has the world's highest number of covid infections and deaths. now, good morning from reading in berkshire where afraid it is just it feel cooler then nine celsius. a with less than a fortnight until the starting to rain extremely heavily end of the brexit transition period, after being dry for the past couple trade talks between the uk and eu bit cooler than recent days. this remain stuck on the issue of fishing of hours. reading in berkshire is now one of the places that has moved evening and overnight, some starry quotas. now the government is facing up skies, but that will be punctuated criticism from the head of the now one of the places that has moved up to tier3 commons brexit committee, hilary now one of the places that has moved up to tier 3 restrictions this morning. about 13 million people are by some showers are still falling. now going to be living under that benn, who has raised concerns about when the starry skies are out, the the uk's overall state of readiness tier 3 level. what that means for temperatures will take a bit of a for no deal. 0ur political businesses kind of depends on the plummet. a much cooler at night. correspondence jessica type of business. retailers can for no deal. 0ur political correspondencejessica parker is in actually stay open for their london. what exactly did hilary benn three, four celsius crossed rural say, and how likely is no deal at shopping, which is good for them parts. a fresh start to tomorrow. a because this would normally be their this stage? good morning. it is dry start for many, but showers to worth pointing out we have heard busiest weekend of year. however, warnings before about the their in western and southern areas. hospitality businesses such as pubs, government's state of readiness for overall, a few are showers tomorrow the end of the transition period. of restau ra nts a nd cafe compared to today. later on, cloud hospitality businesses such as pubs, course, you can lift the eu back in restaurants and cafe is, they have to close, apart from doing take a january, but broadly stuck to eu ways. the reason for this is and rain arrives in the channel rules and regulations while this obviously because, in terms of islands. as you go through sunday trade deal was hammered out. it is moving up to tier 3, infection and night, there is the weather front still being hammered out, as you that will bring the cloud and rain. say, and today, a fresh warning from transmission rates of covid have been rising and that has caused hilary benn, ministers are being it will all gradually ease away in warned about the overall state of concern. but businesses say it is very difficult for them to have to readiness in less than a fortnight. close again where they are forced monday morning. still some cloud and decisions have been made too late, to, because they have put time and rain across scotland, may be some they claim, communication with this money putting into place trying to snow on higher ground. brightest of has been patchy at best, the police make their businesses covid secure. all will be northern ireland as we may be forced to use lower and more cumbersome systems to deal with go through monday, staying cloudy what's coming. that is according to and damp throughout in the channel i have been visiting portsmouth on the commons brexit committee. the islands. and it will feel colder in the south coast, another place chair, hilary benn committee asked moving into tear three today, to the north, too. on tuesday, cloud about the labour mp, he said the government still cannot provide businesses, traders and citizens speak to hospitality and with certainty about what will entertainment businesses there to and rain. on wednesday, watch what happen in all areas affected by talk about their reaction to the negotiations. now, those happens to this area of low news. negotiations, those trade negotiations, those trade negotiations, resuming today in we were brewing, ready to go pressure. it could bring some slow brussels, as you say, still stuck on for the christmas period, ready to go and, yeah, winds and heavy rain, but even if it this issue of fishing, broadly about we're going to have to pour a lot of that beer down the drain. misses us or hits us, once it has what kind of level of access eu thousands and thousands of pints are now going to have to go to waste cleared, come christmas eve and boats will have to uk waters, and along with the food. christmas day, a frost for many, and you know, fresh food. the number of years it will take to we will donate a lot of it most of the time it shall be dry and that we can, but there is a lot bright. any wintry weather most reach a new transition, boris of it that we won't be able to save. there were nearly 100 bookings johnson maintained yesterday that in for christmas day dinner is here, likely to be over parts of northern all of which must be cancelled. we were fully booked up scotland. thank you, matt. nice his due, regardless of weather there until the 28th of december isa his due, regardless of weather there is a trade deal or not, he thinks and throughout every single session, the uk will prosper mightily and the so we are going to have to let down quite a few people throughout now. alliteration. government has pointed to investment it has made a new infrastructure it was called the "tin—tanic" — around, for example, the border, and we are losing between 15 and £20,000 profit alone next week based but when mick stanley decided to build a small boat out has said that preparations are being on the bookings that we had. of corrugated iron, made ahead of the end of the he might not have realised just just down the road, transition period, which as you say this hotel is also had what it could achieve. isa its festive hopes dashed. transition period, which as you say is a short way away, not long left. i heard iheard him i heard him talking about it on the radio yesterday. michel barnier, the eu's chief it was due to welcome more than 160 diners for christmas day, negotiator, yesterday suggested they we re negotiator, yesterday suggested they many of them guests. were only hours left to forge a cancellations are another blow deal, but that has now slipped to saturday as well. most bosses and to end a tough year. we've got a good ten to £12,000 business owners want large firms to worth of stock which is just sitting the retired army major has raised more than £30,000 be forced by law to release there that we have got to work out for his local hospice by rowing statistics on the difference in pay what to do with. the tin tub 100 miles up and down there are obviously things the chichester canal. that we can freeze and there sean killick went to see him between staff of different is a lot that we can't freeze, ethnicities. that's according to cross the finish line. so we are going to be having he has moved it every wednesday and lea ked ethnicities. that's according to leaked results of a consultation launched by theresa may in 2018. the a meeting today to try and work out saturday for three months. today, he what we can do with that. government has still not published maybe we're going to try and do some was completing his 105 mile voyage. its response, but says it will do so takeaway stuff so that we can get quite happy to stop now is the in due course. rid of stock that way. weather is getting a bit cold. my we're doing some promotions fingers are a bit stiff in the today on our last day, half price cocktails, you know? morning. it takes the 1000 strokes is there a hidden inequality in your workplace? to say that we can try and get it a gap between what white staff of the oars to do a mile, so when i and those from ethnic down as much as we can. minorities are paid? in most organisations, staff, it's really a family business. get into chichester i will have done employees don't know. there have been calls for larger this is their home, this is their family, companies to have to declare this is their christmas, 105,000 strokes of the authors, so the disparity in earnings between and now they are all having to try workers in definite ethnic groups. and make new arrangements. maybe that is the reason they are a it's affected their mental the professional services firm health definitely. bit stiff. for the special occasion, deloitte is one of those that it's notjust hospitality publishes its data voluntarily. businesses affected. he made a tiny tender for a friend, nadine is a consultant there, working with bosses trying to close bowling alleys in england couldn't the ethnicity pay gap, reopen after the first which last year was 14.5%. lockdown until mid—august. and his grandson heralded his it's not fair that i can be sitting arrival with what shall we do with next to somebody in the office the drunken sailor. i think it is and they're — they've got this centre has upped its cleaning a different — they're earning more regime and introduced new screens than me just because of wonderful. he has really enjoyed it, to try and be covid secure. andl wonderful. he has really enjoyed it, and i have enjoyed seeing him having site manager neil is disappointed so much fun. has it been difficult? that tier 3 means closing again. the colour of my skin. we are becoming very good at it. this is the third time we've done it, but naturally this evening not really, it is much better when when we close at 11pm, he is consumed with something. i we are going to have items would hate him to be hanging around it's — if you really of food and drink that with nothing to do. i think he has just think about it, are going to be wasted. it can be quite heartbreaking. we're going to have to power but i think that i use that everything down and make sure shown the great british spirit and it is safe the period of closure. determination. while there is you drive me forward. two years ago, the government launched a consultation adversity, let us do something about on whether ethnicity pay gap it. his general attitude, reporting should be mandatory. the ministers have adversity, let us do something about it. his generalattitude, let's adversity, let us do something about it. his general attitude, let's get out and do it and raise some money, closing at this point of the year, being in a tier 2 situation, hasjust been out and do it and raise some money, still not responded. we are going to lose out has just been fantastic. on all of the families that have out and do it and raise some money, hasjust been fantastic. it would be auctioned to raise even more funds booked a bowling recently. we have already lost out but the bbc has seen summary on the gatherings and the christmas for the hospice, but will there be events where companies are able another campaign for a major mick? of the main findings. to come, and normally companies come in for their end of year christmas parties, over christmas, i've got a book on the document shows that three plus everything that we are going quarters of employers and business history that i am writing at the groups backed a legal requirement to lose at the drop of the hat. for larger organisations to have moment. i will finish that. perhaps to publish their figures. even in tier 2, trade had what gets measured gets done. been lower than usual. a project in the early next year. as now neil, along with other staff, our members want to disclose will be going back on furlough. their ethnicity pay gap, because they know this businesses like these say they say, there is life in the old is such an important issue. the extended furlough scheme and if they address this issue, and government support like grants dog yet. lots of money raised, and they will have companies that and loans have helped, but crucial christmas are more diverse, more inclusive, trade being cancelled more profitable, more innovative. is a significant setback. it makes business sense and it's katie austin, bbc news. spirits too. mission accomplished. the right thing to do. the department for business said it would respond to the consultation in due course, and was working with firms to understand issues well done. not seen the last of now, here in reading in berkshire, around data and methodology. mick, have we? in the british vein the local businesses have been doing campaigners say openness all they can to try and make the about differences in pay between ethnic groups pushes conversations about inequality town centre festive, to try and of great eccentric ideas for a good to the top of organisations attract people into the town sets and drives change. cause. and modesty. are to go shopping or go to any ministers are still weighing up cathodes or restaurants that might whether to impose transparency on businesses, but many say it be doing takeaway, for example. but should have already happened. they are expecting this weekend to leila nathoo, bbc news, westminster. if you like a slice of costume drama potentially be quite difficult. they with your christmas dinner — would normally expect this to be the and perhaps you're still mourning the loss of downton abbey, busiest weekend of the year in the even after all these years — run—up to christmas, but with tier 3 then netflix might be worth a look restrictions, there has been a bit on the big day. the queen was the first of concern about would people be it's launching a lavish british monarch to give a televised new series called bridgerton, christmas day address in 1957 — which is set 200 years ago previously it was only broadcast confident enough to come out. people and features a romance — of sorts — on the radio. between a dashing duke and a young and this year her speech will be woman from a wealthy family. coming out shopping and doing activities in city centres like this take a look. at the forefront of another is still down compared to last year. and you should know something technical innovation. about me, your grace. amazon has announced that the annual i will not have this go wrong. message will be available i've been speaking for some you mean our ruse? on its voice—activated "smart businesses here. adam here runs the speakers" from 3pm on christmas day. it is more than a ruse now. last year the address was watched local jewellers. how are it is more than a negotiation. by 24 million people on the bbc businesses here. adam here runs the localjewellers. how are you feeling and other major broadcasters. about this weekend ? localjewellers. how are you feeling about this weekend? it is going to be an unusual one. since the this is notjust about finding the best match to it is good that, if you miss it, you lockdown and the more recent one, we have seen a lot more people coming impress lady whistledown or can listen a bit later, it is on demand. back into the town centre. the town the queen, or any member the town. you might remember that this is about a life, your grace. here on breakfast we've been has been working very hard to make following the lovely story my life. of two good friends, i must finally take charge of it. hughie and freddie. it safe and accessible. 0ur freddie has been running more than a mile every day to raise money i cannot afford to do otherwise. for the hospital where hughie has been working very hard to make it safe and accessible. our business have been doing all we can to make so i shall not have this go wrong. is being treated for leukaemia. itan have been doing all we can to make it an easy and safe shopping experience. we are not sure how it now some more of hughie's friends is going to do go after moving into and if you are not in agreement, then you should tell me now. have come up with a special way of fundraising. tier 3 restrictions, but we're i shall agree. certainly keen to get the message on one condition. you do not understand, your grace. singing. out, all the shops and businesses in that you call me simon. reading, the shops are open for business and we would love to see the theatre school that you here reading. how much time and if we are truly to seem to be he has been a member courting, if this is to be a match effort have you gone to to make your like no other, then you should of since he was six years old, shop safe and secure?” call me by my name. effort have you gone to to make your shop safe and secure? i can't begin and they have decided to put to tell you how much time and ever very well, simon. my self another colleague is another on a digital performance, chapter in the area have invested in involving stars of all ages, to support him. it premiered last night online, and hughie was able to watch physical changes, online changes, we saw her dancing, they are. we all his friends from home. investing in staff training to get he had this message for them our shops is safe and tidy as they hope to maybe we would speak to the after the performance. man you are dancing with as well, possibly can be for trading business but he is in los angeles. this is higher, everyone. thanks so much for at christmas, the busiest time of all your effort and for the virtual the year. thank you very much adam. phenomenal. it is such a lavish concert tonight. thanks to helping production, by the looks of it. phenomenal. it is such a lavish production, by the looks of itm really was. it is a reimagined world businesses will be open this raise money for the hospital and weekend. hospitality is a slightly of high society, so they have really different picture. pubs and cafe as freddie ‘s created this incredible world. the and bars have to close unless it's raise money for the hospital and freddie '5 page, and yeah, it has been a really good surprise seeing costumes, the music, the whole production value was just insane. you all, all my best six friends or for takeaway purposes. you have my schoolfriends. merry christmas! adapted. what are you doing? we will something i have never seen before. top allowed. we wish you well, huey. it was so exciting to be a part of be open for takeaway. we're not sure how it is going to be this weekend, it. when you say reimagined, it is a —— top lad. you are watching but people who are out shopping can really interesting point. your treat themselves to a little break. grab treat themselves to a little break. gmba treat themselves to a little break. grab a coffee and a cake, we've got brea kfast. co—star, and many members of the cast, our black actors or actresses. chaotic, rushed interlocking things available for christmas guidance. that is how teachers' and presents. we want people to know we governors have described the will still be available third government's plan to test million '5 yes, it is a mix really, isn't it? takeaway. what has trade been like? of stu d e nts government's plan to test million '5 of students across the uk for there were yes, it is a mix really, isn't it? there we re rumours yes, it is a mix really, isn't it? coronavirus in january. of students across the uk for coronavirus injanuary. the decision there were rumours that the queen was announced on tuesdayjust as was mixed heritage at that time, and many schools were breaking up we have a mixture of sites. one is christmas. yesterday schools minister nick gibb told breakfast be in an office and one and then work test will be administered by space and one on the high street. there was real life black boxer. volunteers, with more details being published next week. what we want to the office has been closed and will do, and that is why we are testing, probably be closed until next march. there were black people in that iraq of course, all staff, or secondary school staff, every week, from the workspace is open and a bit at that time, and they wanted to january onwards, and any contact of quieter. 0n the whole, businesses really imagine a world in which somebody positive will be tested down massively from last year. thank every day for seven days. you know, everyone was involved in high there will be guidance, they will be you very much indeed. reading is a society. it's reflecting the world place where it is notjust shoppers we are living in today, and a training, the logistics for carrying but commuters coming back. lots of out those tests will be volunteers, programme like this goes all around people coming in the offices and the world. they wanted to reflect so it won't be teachers that are carrying out the test. that was nick visiting shops and businesses. they the world. they wanted to reflect the world. they wanted to reflect the world that we are living in. gibb speaking to breakfast. are hoping people will be coming in yes, why not? and it does have a we're joined now by sam henson from national over the weekend to buy what they really modern feel. i have watched a governance association, can for christmas. thank you katie, which represents school governors. couple of the trailers for it. there hejoins us from birmingham. is something about it, yes, it is go and get yourself dry. they all 200 years old, but it feels like it is it could be modern day. yes, isita is it a deliverable? that is a had an umbrella. well done to the really good question. i think the camera operator who was standing absolutely. we had modern music, there in that deluge without an umbrella. not a good day in reading. issue is, the logistics of this, and good luck to anyone heading to reading high street today. the timescale, nobody disagrees with even in the first episode an if ever we needed the fun and frivolity of strictly come dancing — instrumental version of an ariana what we want to achieve, i think it was this year. grande song is playing. it felt the bbc one series comes to a head everybody really wants to get this tonight with four couples remaining. really modern and new. obviously, in comedian bill bailey right. i think the problem is, the and his partner 0ti mabuse the context of this time, which is are the bookies' favourite to lift the glitter ball trophy. very much focused on the patriarchy, and while it was a shorter series than normal, the contestants have fa ct right. i think the problem is, the fact that teachers and leaders, our said they found itjust as sweet. governing boards, were told that the 0ur entertainment correspondent and women's only hope in life is to 11th hour that they are going to colin paterson reports. have to deliver on something that marry. so it is in the context of they don't really have the details after nine weeks, it that time, but it is an exciting new has come down to this. ta ke that time, but it is an exciting new take on it. without giving too much for. there is a huge question over away, you talked about how it was this proposal, we all want to get tonight, four contestants doing three dances each challenging the patriarchy at that to decide who takes home the glitter ball. time, your character is seeking to this proposal, we all want to get this right, it isjust the assert herself and her this proposal, we all want to get this right, it is just the fact nobody knows quite how this will happen. what would you like to see and if it is the comedian donein happen. what would you like to see done in that case? i think we need bill bailey, then at the age of 55, he will be the oldest ever winner. the guidance, so we have got the first iteration of the guidance, i own... she is quite a strong willed think we need more clear direction, john mcfadden was 42 when he triumphed, and bill hopes he has inspired other men character, but in the context of the guidance itself simply suggests in their 505 to give dancing ago. that time that was her only option. if that is the result, she was determined to find a the consequence of me being on the show, then that is wonderful. husband. that was her route. but i think blokes feel a bit schools we need to go to volunteers, self—conscious sometimes. within that she sort of finds particularly, the blokes of my age. herself, and it is a very suggesting governors, and i think we they feel like, oh, i'm going to be saw a real reaction to this interesting evolution of a young called the dad dancer. woman in those times. it is a yesterday, governors and trustees i think, you know, it's me showing across the country over the past that i can get out there and look fantastic opportunity for you. obviously, you have had acting roles a little bit more than just nine months are all hands on deck, before. how did it come about? yes, really wanting to help their schools, doing everything they can, somebody shuffling about. i sort ofjust got an audition but actually, governors and at the other end of the scale, through, as you do. i saw netflix trustees, a lot of them, many of two of the finalists will be the youngest ever winner, and got really excited. i put a tape them will have full—time jobs, you east enders maisie smith is only 19 down, didn't hear for a while. a few know, they aren't teachers, and they months later, i got called in to wa nt to compared to lewis smith who was 23 speak with our showrunner. and it know, they aren't teachers, and they want to help, but they don't when he was the champion in 2012. necessarily have the time and sort of alljust happened quite eve ryo ne necessarily have the time and me and my family, we've everyone wants to help, but like i been fans of the show quickly. it was a little bit said, ithink everyone wants to help, but like i said, i think it is very unclear at since i was literally zero. since i was a baby. this point in time exactly how this amazing. i also then read with is going to work. i think for us the so, to bring the glitter ball home to my family, that would... shonda reimes, and rege—jean. the real concern is the huge degree of it would mean a lot because i know pressure that this is placing on how proud they would be. school leaders, you know, who have had such a difficult time, like and singer hrvy is still only 21. next thing i knew, rehearsals, dance eve ryo ne had such a difficult time, like everyone has, but what we are now his name may be short of vowels, training, horse riding training. going to end up with is head but he is not short of nifty teachers, leaders across the footwork, and has extra motivation country, working across christmas there is rege—jean. better late than day, boxing day, to put these plans to win as today is a special day. never. tell us how it was playing in place. so we need some direction, your role. we were just talking we need to know what resources are it is my nan and grandad's 60th about the fact that the story is diamond jubilee wedding anniversary. going to be available to support this, and we need the guidance. the they've watched every single strictly. every single show. government has said that schools can they've not missed it. old, but it is so modern. never missed a show since about the fact that the story is old, but it is so modem. the the beginning so i said to my nan, earliest conversations i had before hire agency staff in order to do it if required, and they will be genuinely, if i win, and i get a glitter ball, refunded that money. does that help? you can put it in your signing on was about how much space we had to run into here. there are house by the fireplace. so many new things to bring in. the line—up is completed absolutely, it helps. any help in by the reality starjamie laing there are 200 years and four or five who was supposed to compete last waves of feminism to begin with. if terms of resources is obviously a year but got injured right good thing. that's not the issue. i you're talking about jane austen, think the issue is the fact that before the long show. the bronte sisters, this is if he wins, he would also school leaders and governing boards be a record—breaker, we re school leaders and governing boards revolutionary stuff. so i think it were told yesterday, the day before having been in for dance offs. is important to keep revolution and in the history of the show, being innovative. so refreshing to no finalist has survived that many. yesterday, the day before pupils hear a broke up for christmas, that this being innovative. so refreshing to heara man being innovative. so refreshing to hear a man say that as well, needed to be delivered from that if we're totally honest, first week back in january rege—jean. hear a man say that as well, rege-jean. you do what you can. you needed to be delivered from that first week back injanuary and needed to be delivered from that first week back in january and it's and this is taken me until week the fact that there is very little have to do your homework. we are so time now to put those plans into nine to understand this, probably not the best dancer. grateful for you joining place, we don't even have the full sometimes i thought have to do your homework. we are so gratefulfor you joining us. i'm i was but probably not, afraid we have reached the end of guidance yet. it would be absolutely but what we do bring is our work the programme, but we wish you all ethic and we really go for it, the programme, but we wish you all great if we can get the resources. the best on christmas day when it so yes we can do it to the best comes on stream netflix. enjoy your we all want this, that's not under viability, but at the same time what was going to go saturday. goodbye. question, it's the fact that we and do isjust go, yeah, don't have the direction that we it's the last time we get to dance need at the moment. i'm really together so this is the moment worried about the perception that you just go out and have fun. this announcement has created as it's been a strictly series with the difference. a shorter run, no blackpool, no bruno, but one well. we've ended up in a situation thing has not changed. tonight, as always, it is not where the public are led to believe the judges who will decide the winner but the viewers. that schools have been told they colin patterson, bbc news. have to do this, that they have been resourced to do this, when actually, such a high standard, isn't it? i'm if you look at the guidance,... so excited. some people are worried that something will be lost this year, not having a studio audience, resourced to do this, when actually, if you look at the guidance, . .. it's an offer, exactly. exactly, yeah. we but actually we have needed it so need to get the fact clear and we much. later on, we'll be looking ahead to the final with jj chalmers — need to get the fact clear and we need to get the fact clear and we need to understand how this is going to be resourced. i think the pilot who was the sixth contestant to be that we've been hearing about and eliminated from this year's series — and also with kevin clifton, which have been very successful used the former strictly professional dancer who won it back in 2018 with stacey dooley. the army, they used other agency that's at around 9:40. ina minute in a minute we will be sticking speaking all things coronavirus with staff from other places, but we're a regular gp. stay with us. not sure yet what support is going to be available so that really is the big? —— the big question mark. if it is not ready in time, the staggered start for schools in england were only years 11 and 13 go back to secondary school, the exam this is bbc news with the latest hello, this is breakfast with headlines for viewers in the uk yea rs back to secondary school, the exam years back and all the others have a and around the world. rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. week of remote learning before they go back, to enable the testing to be uk government ministers meet done on those year groups in a millions more people in england are to decide how to manage rising waking up to life under the staggered way, if there isn't time to set it up, it negates that whole coronavirus cases in england, strictest level of coronavirus amid warnings that a ‘new variant‘ restrictions. pubs and restaurants of the virus is causing idea of putting year 7, eight, nine, faster transmission. much closer, and all mixing in whatever, into remote learning. and households is banned. they also it comes as more than doesn't really help in what is, as include berkshire, which is where two thirds of those one of our regular breakfast gps is living in england — you rightly say, a laudable idea to 38 million people — are now subject to the toughest try and break the chains of restrictions in tier 3. transmission among young people. americans are to get a second based. tier 3 for you this morning. coronavirus vaccine, as the moderna injection is approved absolutely. such a good point and let's not forget the pressure this in the us. italy imposes a nationwide lockdown places on parents around the country over christmas and new year as it andi places on parents around the country and i think it came as a surprise to it's confusing for some people, tries to halt the sharp rise them as well. people were trying to isn't it? obviously, different parts in coronavirus infections. figure out how this affects their translation: we must intervene of the uk have different but i assure you this plans for january. i restrictions. christmas is coming up, where it all changes again. what figure out how this affects their plans forjanuary. i think the key is the simple, best advice from a thing is as a sector we need to work doctor? good morning, that is a very together and the government needs to good point, roger. we are constantly be speaking to school leaders. they need to be speaking to the people that represent school in a way that having to check the rules, aren't this can work. we've been calling we?! having to check the rules, aren't we? i think it's really important to start with. just take a moment, the this can work. we've been calling this for some time. we want this to work. there is nobody that i've spoken to that doesn't think that bbc website has a fantastic summary of what you can and cannot do, and this in principle is a good idea. as it is really of what you can and cannot do, and it is really important of what you can and cannot do, and it is really importantjust of what you can and cannot do, and it is really importantjust to familiarise yourself with what that is now. and there will be some i've said and i don't mean to sound like a broken record, but it is the timing that is pretty much the changes. you are absolutely right, problem. and actually, everyone going into the christmas period, where again we face new rules, i across who is working for schools, the volunteer force governors and think it is confusing people. so ta ke think it is confusing people. so take some time, look at the rules, trustees who have been supporting they are different now in different their school leaders over the last parts of the uk, to add a different year, they want nothing more than to level of complexity, but it is get this right and i think that's really important that we are cautious as we enter the christmas the key thing, we don't want to period and stick to those rules. and undermine this process. we when we say stick to the rules, it is not that you have to max out appreciate your time and thank you very much for talking to us. let's those rules, don't think you have to be seeing all the households you can, we really still have to rein it checkin in and do as little as possible. but very much for talking to us. let's check in with matt now for the big familiarising yourself with the week ahead. what are we seeing rules, i think that is the key. behind you? some swollen rivers wherever we are, we have all lived yesterday and wales. we had up to three inches of rain fall in some for so many months with restrictions in one form or another. but there is areas. it is parts of wales and a light at the end of the tunnel now western england with a number of flood warnings in place this with the vaccine. i guess, as a morning, the bbc website has all the details of the good news is, ok, doctor, you would say it is not the we're going to be seeing rain and time to throw away all the hard they will be in the form of showers work. completely. though we do have they will be in the form of showers they will be longer dry spells in between. the rain won't be as wet —— as persistent. the band of rain that this vaccine, we have been vaccinating many people in the last week, it is going to take quite a brought the rain yesterday, you while to vaccinate all of our consider speckled nature of the cloud following in. gaps in between vulnerable, and add onto that we are so there will be some long, dry on the depths of winter. we always spells in between. still have the re m na nts of knew the virus was going to be worse spells in between. still have the remnants of that rain band. at the moment this is the rain which is in at this time of year, so now is not the time to let your guard down and eastern england and will clear away from north sea coasts. turning dry start flexing the rules. it is more and bright and a few showers will important than ever now. now we have follow and then another dry spell and another batch of showers. it will be one of those days whether to be cautious. i heard a great showers will come and go. probably most frequent in western areas where metaphor yesterday, that somebody they could heavy. some gusty winds said the majority of accidents that happen among mountain climbers is as well. these are average speeds we coming down the mountain. we are on could expect today. dust wise we our way down, but we still have a could expect today. dust wise we treacherous way to go. a good could expect today. dust wise we could expect 40 or 50 mph, particularly across pallets of wells metaphor indeed. a lot of stuff in and the south—west. —— gust wise. the papers this morning, a lot of temperature is a little bit down on talk about this new strain of yesterday's highs and nine and 12 coronavirus. is that a big concern? degrees. a slightly cooler night to come tonight. the showers keep going with the heaviest around the coast. well, we have known that there have most frequent probably across been multiple strains developing south—west scotland and into the over many months. that is being west of wales but as i said, some gaps in between the top some starry monitored. i would say, skies and in those starry skies over many months. that is being monitored. iwould say, it over many months. that is being monitored. i would say, it is not temperatures will drop the furthest, particularly my area of expertise, to three orfour temperatures will drop the furthest, to three or four celsius in the but i did look into it. chris whitty countryside at the lowest was up should be frost free to start was confident in saying there is no sunday. for sunday, the same story, evidence it is a more variable and sunshine and showers was a different day tomorrow. the show is probably strain, and most importantly it can not as frequent or heavy. they will be detected from our testing. and it be bigger gaps between the showers. appears that it will also be showers most likely in the west of scotland, turning wintry over the affected by our immunisations. those hills and temper dropping a little are all things to be aware of at the bit. later in the day towards moment. i do not think it changes channel islands and cornwall, some thicker cloud arriving. that will anything. it will be something that will be monitored. we just carry on as we are at the moment. the push through thankfully through south and west. lingering across immunisation point is an important other parts of england to start one. flu mutates slightly every monday morning with a cloudy, murky year, and the vaccine is tweaked start. writing up for many in the accordingly. so it is not something west later on was up a few showers, parts of scotland and northern people should be unduly concerned ireland. northern scotland will be wintry over the hills. temperatures about in the medium term. we do not he continuing to drop. a brief lift fully know yet if we will have was the south—east corner. then the two... with flu, we have a slightly charts for christmas week because of the one thing to watch really is different vaccine each year. because into wednesday, of course, the 23rd, it mutates. and that is why we have could be a travel day for many of to immunise people each year. we do you. the dip —— potentialfor a not know what the situation is going nasty area of low pressure to develop with rain and strong winds. to be going forward. whether it is we will keep you updated but is that clear through, christmas eve, something we will have to have as christmas day, quick look at those. dry, reasonably sunny, for the buck our annual immunisation schedule, we —— for the vast majority was up maybury wintry showers over the do not yet know. just a thought on hills in scotland. —— may be wintry the hospitals. where you are in berkshire, now in tier 3, you are showers. it will be frost rather obviously still open, you are still than snow. treating people, immunising people matt, thank you. i would say that is in the gps practice as well, but what is the situation across the wider nhs? of course, we have been my favourite christmas weather. frosty, dry. during this pandemic we've become used to seeing images of hospital staff covered under huge amounts of strain this head—to—toe in masks, gloves and gowns. but while ppe is vital for keeping year, haven't there? we are really everyone safe — it's also creating a huge amount of plastic waste. doing our utmost to keep things now the royal cornwall going as much as possible. i think hospitals trust has started recycling the ten—thousand masks it uses every day. we have seen some information coming roz davies is from the trust — this was her idea — out this week about people getting and shejoins us now. some delay in their cancer treatment, which is very worrying. also, of course, there are people who have been waiting for a long time for operations, elective all lovely to see you. a brilliant surgery, and that is very distressing for them. and in idea. some would say quite an oughtn't point about the cancer obvious one. remind us what happens delays, one thing i am sensing is to those 10,000 masks every day at that we are still seeing people the moment. at the moment, up until coming forward with delayed onset of this point, masks go and are cancer symptoms, so people are presenting with more advanced cancer at the moment. if you have any incinerated so that is a lot of waste that is created. we called a symptoms that could be related to climate emergency probably about two cancer, please come and see us. we months ago and part of that is just have to remember as well, there has recognising that hospitals create a lot of pollution and waste. 0ne been big delays ins screening this recognising that hospitals create a lot of pollution and waste. one of the projects we were doing, we had a year. really important. any company that was coming down to meet symptoms, any concerns, get in touch us company that was coming down to meet us to show us the machine that they with us. really good advice. if you built which disposes of the surgical don't speak to before christmas, have a lovely christmas. thank you wraps that go around the instrument for bringing your expertise to the programme. really important to keep trays in theatre and what they did for us is they explained the looking out for all of those are signs of other illnesses. let's material they use is polypropylene soa material they use is polypropylene so a chance conversation i asked checkin signs of other illnesses. let's check in with mike now. them, i don't suppose you could do anything with these masks, can you? 0bviously anything with these masks, can you? obviously we knew, we go through 10,000 masks a day and each of the we are talking really about indian masks could last up to 450 years which is a crazy amount of time and finals. the lowest ever test score they said yeah, it is made of they've made in a test match, india. polypropylene and maybe they can so they took some off to their factory they may be the third—best test side in wales, processed them and found in the world, but they have set an out they could actually melt them in unwanted record this morning. bowled the same machine so we do have to do out forjust 36 runs. their lowest a bit of engineering and pull the ea rs a bit of engineering and pull the ears off, the little loops, but they can be melted. so they get melted at score to date. england will have to face the bowler next year. indian a high—temperature which kills any bugs, any covert bugs or any other second innings collapsed in two that might be the masks, —— covid. hours. they had been leading in this match after the first innings. and it melted down to a australia won by eight wickets. so polypropylene state, its original form, and then we get big blobs much reaction on social media. which are then taken away and turned in to other products like car "well, what a bowling display... " bumpers or toolboxes, pillboxes, objects like that which is really great news because things aren't going to be incinerated or into landfill so it's really great news well, humour in defeat. and really exciting for us. we're really pleased. really exciting so until this point, could everybody assume that polypropylene was not recycla ble assume that polypropylene was not recyclable and that was it and it had to become landfill for literary centuries? they knew that they could there we are. uk sport has warned that british medal hopes in 2024 repurposed it, it just centuries? they knew that they could repurposed it, itjust wasn't used, they didn't see masks as something that you could melt, so the machine could be affected by a shift in its approach. plans have been outlined to reduce the funding for some of had actually been around for some time, it wasjust had actually been around for some time, it was just that they hadn't the more successful and established thought about masks could be melted sports, like rowing, in favour of and it was the same material. so trying to get people involved in you, your hospital trust is one of others, like skateboarding and so many across the uk and in april one billion ppe items were delivered surfing. this system is still about to the nhs stop is the potential event for this to be rolled out a winning. it really is still about lot more widely so that much more of great success. the belief is that longer term, and we are not talking these materials are a absolutely. massively long term, we will have i for masks, this is amazing. although we can do this in cornwall, we hope think most birds and people doing it that other hospitals will see what we're doing and follow suit. when it better. the commitment behind this be great if our community hospitals, decision is to increase success across the board. our nursing homes, gp practices and dentist, we could all take their masks, being the bigger organisation, and help them, too. and then like communities, we can actually solve the problem and it gives everyone a real boost. in the liverpool manager saying he not cornwall we had a vaccination really ha p py the liverpool manager saying he not really happy with the number of programme that is in full swing so substitutes that would be allowed on one hand we got the vaccination from january. yes, i think this is programme and on the other hand we the second or third time that he has are fighting covid back with disposing the masks safely for raised this. currently it is three, supper cornwall it is brilliant and he wants five. quite a few people eve ryo ne supper cornwall it is brilliant and everyone can do this and it is the best pa rt everyone can do this and it is the best part —— best part about it. pointing out that he hasn't used everyone can do it. presumably it substitutes in the recent game has been a difficult part —— against spurs. it is one of those debates i think we are going to continue to hear a lot about, and he difficult time for you and... yes, is particularly vocal on that issue. we will be talking today about liverpool taking on bristol palace, thatis and we love cornwall, it is a liverpool taking on bristol palace, that is the other game in the premier league. we have also got the beautiful county. give it a few months, well, a few months... not to premier league. we have also got the see masks on the side of the roads premier league's newest boss on the and in our hedges and beaches and programme. two and a half years since he left everton. and also, coastal parts. knowing that everyone can do this, it is a really good boost for everyone. the best ideas steve bruce... are always the most simple ones. many thanks, roz davies from the royal cornwall hospital trust. what is the current level, do you think, of newcastle football clu b ? if you look in the last 18 it has become the new letter, isn't months at the top end it? discarded masks on the floor... of the pitch, joelinton, almiron, wilson, dwight gayle, ryan i know the hospital wouldn't do that, anyway. i heard about this fraser, in that respect i do story on the radio yesterday so i am believe we have improved. excited to see that —— see the so i keep trying to take a judgment on it, to say, "can we push towards the top ten?" pictures. it's going to be difficult, it was called the "tintanic" — because at newcastle at this but when mick stanley decided particular moment is never to build a small boat out of corrugated iron, he might not have realised just going to win the what it could achieve. the retired army major has raised more than 30—thousand pounds premier league — even though i think for his local hospice by rowing i'm very good, i'm not that good. the tin tub 100 miles up and down what we can do in any given day, the chichester canal. sean killick went to see him we can win a game of football, we can win five or six, what could take us cross the finish line. to a cup final. preparation for the final push, we've got plenty more for you as retired major make porches his well. we've got the scottish cup across the chichester canal. quite final. i know it's weird and it's heavy to stop now —— quite happy to decemberand final. i know it's weird and it's december and you final. i know it's weird and it's decemberand you are final. i know it's weird and it's december and you are thinking why on earth is there a cup final in stop now with the weather getting december, this is actually last season's cup final. we are talking cold. my fingers are stiff in the about how celtic have lost four morning but it takes me 1000 strokes of the oars to do one mile so when i games since we came back in august. get into chichester, i will have but they could still win this cup done 105,000 strokes with the oars final against hearts. we will be talking about that. and very excited so maybe that is the reason they are about this. one of the great a bit stiff. for this special occasion, mick made a tiny tender strikers of all time is going to be for a festive friend and live on football focus today. we ten—year—old grandson toby heralded will be hearing from lucy bronze, his arrival with a rendition of what should we do with the drunken who won the fifa best women's player sailor. as supporters and family of the year, and we will be playing welcomed him, too. the limit i think it is wonderful. he is and i have tribute to the formal aston villa enjoyed seeing him having so much fun. has it been difficult because manager, who passed away this week. he has been quite consumed by this? and plenty more to pack in from not really because it is quite good midday today. we will see you are a when he is consumed with something, bit later on. will you be showing i would hate him to be hanging those famous goals? it's quite hard around with nothing to do. i would hate him to be hanging around with nothing to dolj i would hate him to be hanging around with nothing to do. i think he shows great british spirit and to get the rights for those. you are determination. while there is nothing to do, let's do something about it. i think his general talking about the volley? we can attitude, let's get out and raise some money and make this boat, i picture it in our minds. just close think has been fantastic. the tintanic will be auctioned to raise yourayes picture it in our minds. just close your ayes and think about it. have a even more funds for the hospice but good christmas. i was not will there be another campaign for challenging you to a fight earlier major mick? bit of a think over on, iwas challenging you to a fight earlier on, i was pointing out the size christmas. i have a book on history which i'm writing at the moment and difference. the thing is, as many i'll finish that and then perhaps a project early next year and as i people who watch this programme will say, there is life in the old dog know, you are a formidable opponent, andl know, you are a formidable opponent, and i can imagine that even though i yet. so, lots of money raised and would be in there with the big spirits, too. for major mick, it is mission accomplished. swings, i would would be in there with the big swings, iwould probably would be in there with the big swings, i would probably end up... well done, major mick! fantastic, isn't it? what a great bow, he is small and mighty, mike, usually quite talented to build it swings, i would probably end up... smalland mighty, mike, we are in the small and mighty club. and make it float. and also really strong! thousands and thousands of strokes per mile. fantastic, well done. still to come on today's programme: it's not friday. here's matt with a look it's certainly not five to five. but we're still going at the weather. to talk about crackerjack. the madcap show is back for a christmas special. we'll talk to the hosts sam and mark pretty heavy for a time, but it soon in around 20 minutes. clears, and the sunshine comes out you might also see a couple of again. very good morning. there will familiarfaces you might also see a couple of familiar faces getting that treatment. it is on social media at be some big downpours, but it won't the moment. tweeted on the breakfast ta ke be some big downpours, but it won't take long before the sunshine twitter account. it is well worth returns. it is already out across many times of the country. the watching, it will put a smile on persistent rain we have seen, that your face that might explain why the is pushing its way eastwards. the normal two are not on the show this 01:12:10,376 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 morning. watching that at home! gap, is where you will see the sunshine coming through. take a look where the rain is. just clearing away from the eastern coast. there isa away from the eastern coast. there is a batch of showers to work through. there could be a rumble of thunder. showers working across the north—east of england and scotland in the short—term. there are many eastern areas drive for a short while. showers are always more frequent in the west. some heavy with hail and thunder, but some of you will spend more of the day dry than wet. it will be blustery again. these are the average wind speeds. temperatures today from 9—13 c. going into this evening and overnight, starry skies for some of you, but there should be some breezes. particularly for western scotland. note the temperatures tonight. all of us down into single figures. still frost free, but a cooler start to tomorrow morning. a brighter start for eastern areas compared to this morning. but the showers get going again. a similar sort of day, but perhaps fewer showers. temperatures a little bit lower. later in the day, the channel islands and carnival will turn wet. we will see the cloud and rain through sunday night into monday across england and wales. there could be some ground water around. skies will brighten for england and wales, with the exception of the channel islands. scotland and northern ireland always seeing something a little bit brighter. christmas week, all ayes on wintry weather. a few are travelling on wednesday, this is just weather. a few are travelling on wednesday, this isjust one potential thing we can see coming away. heavy rain. that could cause some travel disruption. christmas eve, christmas day, looking lovely. maybe wintry across the scottish hills, but for most it is frosty rather than snowy on christmas day itself. back to you. a quick thought on monday. we are going to talk about an astrological phenomenon on ina about an astrological phenomenon on in a moment. rain to begin with, cloud may hang around in some eastern parts. most will see breaks in the cloud, particularly in the west as we go through the day. that will be crucial, as you are about to let us know. that is great news, because we are very excited about this. you would have to go back 800 years for the last time it was actually visible. we're talking about the "great conjunction" ofjupiter and saturn — as the two planets come together to form a bright light. lucie green is professor of physics at university college london. she joins us from surrey to tell us more. thank you for talking to us. nina is very excited about it. please don't ta ke very excited about it. please don't take it the wrong way, but why should we care about this?” take it the wrong way, but why should we care about this? i think we should care about this. it is an amazing opportunity for people to get out and have a look at what i would say are the two most beautiful planets in the night sky. as you say, we have this conjunction of jupiter and saturn, so when you look at the sky the planets have been approaching over the last few days and weeks, and on monday they are very close together in the sky. so some people might be able to make them out as two objects, but it means that if you have a pair of binoculars or a telescope you will be able to see both planets in the same field of view, and that is great, because saturn has its beautiful rings and jupiter, you will be able to see the galilean moons ofjupiter. will be able to see the galilean moons of jupiter. it will be able to see the galilean moons ofjupiter. it is a great opportunity to go out and admire two spectacles of our night sky, just perfectly placed for us. but those who struggle to visualise it, is astronomer from nasa said who struggle to visualise it, is astronomerfrom nasa said imagine the planet as a runner, from this vantage point you will be able to seejupiter on vantage point you will be able to see jupiter on the inside vantage point you will be able to seejupiter on the inside lane approaching saturn, and finally overtaking on that day. and that is why it is so unusual, isn't it? for them to be so close, but also for it to happen at night. that is right. the overtaking or undertaking can happen at any point in the sky, so the planets can be close together from our perspective or far away from our perspective or far away from the sun from our perspective, so it is great that is happening at night—time. if people want to see it, then you need to go outjust after the sun has set, towards the south—west, roughly in that direction, and that is where you will see the two spots of light very close together. it is easy to find. it is also a great opportunity, because it does not matter if you have light polluted skies, what is important is a good view to the south—western horizon, because the planets will be quite low down on the horizon. if you outstretched your arm, go the horizon. if you outstretched yourarm, go outaround the horizon. if you outstretched your arm, go out around 4:30am and your arm, go out around 4:30am and you will be able to see this undertaking happening. jupiter takes 12 years in its orbit around the sun and saturn takes 30 years, so jupiter is moving more quickly and has caught up with saturn and is about to do its undertaking. there is some suggestion that this may have happened 2020 years ago, and it may have been this great conjunction that explains the star of bethlehem? that's right, and it's easy to understand why that could have been in the case, or why this kind of event is so captivating, because when you go out and have a look, they are bright. jupiter is a bright planet and it stands out in the sky. and because it is a rare event to see, it becomes significant. so people looking at the stars would have noticed these two objects coming together over time and forming this bright spot in the sky. that's right, it is one of those ideas out there, that a conjunction like this could have been the star of bethlehem. there is also other theories as well, perhaps a comet, a supernova. if people go out and have a look, i think you will see why it sparks and has sparked an interest over many generations. and the timing is especially magical, isn't it? is it something you willjust see? a couple of weeks ago, i was walking home and you could just to see mars there. will it be even more obvious than that? it will be. jupiter and saturn are the two planets, and it will be obvious. jupiter is a bright planet and they will be very close together. i would recommend going out at 4:30am. do not leave it too long. the planets are set by about 6am or so. you can go out tonight, sunday night, tuesday night. the nights coming up. but look towards the south—west after sunset. many thanks. since 1859, the loughborough bellfoundry has cast more than 25,000 bells and was at risk of being permanently lost. just in time for christmas, the foundry has been saved. 0ur reporterjodie law has been to visit. bells chime. there are taylor bells literally all around the world. wherever the sun is shining, you can hear a taylor bell. with its rich history in bell making, taylor's bell foundry in loughborough has secured its future with an early christmas present — a grant of almost £3.5 million from the national lottery. it will be used to carry out repair works on the grade two star listed building and improve the visitor experience. repair the roofs, repair the guttering — where we have got walls trying to fall over, it will repair that. but the big thing of course, it will help us invest in the tourist part of the function here. we have a lot of tourists around every year. thousands of bells have been cast, turned and finished here for over 160 years. as britain's last remaining bell making facility, the team here are now looking forward to training a new generation of bell makers. craft skills here are listed as skills at risk. we have to train up apprentices because this is the last place you can learn these skills, and the last place that can perpetuate them as well. it's a very important site, and it's an important part of our heritage. and helping to support the company to remain on site and use the building that it's been in for a long time will not only mean that the skills can continue into the future but also that we can support tourism in the area, with the museum another investment. the works will begin next year. fantastic. well, it's not friday and it's not five to five — but it is time for crackerjack now. the madcap show returned to our screens earlier this year. many of you will remember it for many years back. now there's a christmas special featuring a couple of faces which will be familiar to breakfast viewers. we are going to give you three seconds, and your time starts now. merry christmas, everyone. go on. keep going, keep going, keep going. i can't hear you, charlie. keep going. nearly there. hey, charlie. is your second name stick? i think they prepared that line. they are both still washing their hair this morning, that's where they are. let's speak to the presenters of crackerjack, cbbc duo sam and mark. they were great sports. they really we re they were great sports. they really were great sports. charlie properly got covered. he looked up, didn't he? mark, tell us a little bit about what is expected in the programme. well, the christmas special. we've got guests on, we've got becky hill. we've got steve royle, who was a britain's got talent finalist. we've got loads of sketches and new games. it isa got loads of sketches and new games. it is a lot of fun. and for you to, you are too young presumably to remember crackerjack the first time around. how much of the old format are you bringing into this? i'm 34 years old, so crackerjack was last on tv 36 years ago. i didn't watch the original, but i remember it. people talk about it. you know the name, crackerjack, which is why it is so amazing when we were asked to present it. a lot of the old school games, double or drop, which a lot of people remember, there is a new revamped version of that. and the crackerjack pencil. they are back and they are super—sized. crackerjack pencil. they are back and they are super-sized. mark, that was going to be my next question. do they still get to get a crackerjack pencil. for viewers of a certain generation, this is fantastic. but for older viewers, ed stewart, the people that were involved in the programme back then, they had a huge pa rt programme back then, they had a huge part in programme back then, they had a huge pa rt in lots programme back then, they had a huge part in lots of people's childhoods. massively. as sam said, it was an absolute honour to be asked to revive this format. it had not been on tv for years, so what we did, for the first series, we invited them all back to see what we were going to do with it. and they were really happy with what we did. so hopefully, fingers crossed, we can do itjustice. we have come back for a second series so we must have been doing something right. sam, this time of year is all about live performances, you guys have taken pa rt performances, you guys have taken part in pa nto performances, you guys have taken part in panto in the past. how difficult has it been notjust to get it done but retain an atmosphere thatis get it done but retain an atmosphere that is relaxed and fun and inclusive and keeps the kids laughing? i must admit, it was tricky. the biggest thing for us was that when we filmed the first series we had a live studio audience, may be about 200 families in the audience. so straightaway, even though in the edits they have put the sound of the audience on, so you wouldn't know that there was not an audience there when we filmed it, all of the performers, the guests, we all had to perform as if there was an audience. and it was really tricky. but it'sjust brilliant. they have done such an amazing job in the edit. as you guys know, it is really tricky, especially to film tv shows and make it as safe as possible. but everybody was unbelievable. every precaution was taken. it is such a family christmas show. next wednesday, quarter past nine, it really is. there is something really simple and childish about watching someone get gunge to. even further back, the custard pies that got chucked about, if you could gunge anyone, i had it done to me once, who would you deem who would your first choice be? you have put me on the spot. there are a few people i would like to... let us say sam. guess what he is going to say. we can get your answer, then. to be honest, anyone who is willing to come on the show and be gunge to. especially when people from tv really get involved, it is lovely. they took it well. i'm a massive fan ofjamie 0liver, they took it well. i'm a massive fan of jamie 0liver, someone they took it well. i'm a massive fan ofjamie 0liver, someone who like that would be amazing to see. dan walker. we shall tell him. thank you, guys. thank you both very much indeed. it is on bbc one, 915, 01:28:50,308 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 wednesday morning.

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