If the weather is looking mostly dry. If the weather is looking mostly m it if the weather is looking mostly dry. It will not always be sunny with dry. It will not always be sunny with mist dry. It will not always be sunny with mist and fog to contend with. All the with mist and fog to contend with. All the details on the way. Its sunday 28th february. Our top story pubs, shops and other businesses in england will be boosted by a £5 billion Government Grant to help them reopen safely as Lockdown Restrictions are eased. Companies will be able to apply for a one off payment which will replace the current monthly grant system. The measure will be outlined by the chancellor in his budget on wednesday. Our business correspondent, katie prescott, reports. The first signs of spring and with them hope of new beginnings for businesses as lockdown eases but it has not been an easy ride. Despite government support, salons like this one still have friends and overheads. One still have friends and overheads. ,. ,. , overheads. We cannot do takeaway haircuts, overheads. We cannot do takeaway haircuts. We overheads. We cannot do takeaway haircuts, we cannot overheads. We cannot do takeaway haircuts, we cannot go overheads. We cannot do takeaway haircuts, we cannot go into overheads. We cannot do takeaway | haircuts, we cannot go into peoples homes. There is no way we can pivot or make any income during these lockdowns so when we are shut, we are losing money every day. To help reo en are losing money every day. To help reapen that are losing money every day. To help reopen that their are losing money every day. To help reopen that their doors, are losing money every day. To help reopen that their doors, the reopen that their doors, the government is offering new one off grants to businesses that have been forced to close by covid, replacing the monthly scheme. Up to £6,000 for non essential retailers. Hospitality gyms and Beauty Business is up to open with more restrictions later in the year. 0verall 700,000 businesses will be eligible and they will be distributed by local authorities from april. Some businesses say it is not enough. From april. Some businesses say it is not enough from april. Some businesses say it is not enough. Although the £18,000 is not enough. Although the £18,000 is fantastic, is not enough. Although the £18,000 is fantastic. It is not enough. Although the £18,000 is fantastic, it is is not enough. Although the £18,000 is fantastic, it is certainly is fantastic, it is certainly something and it will help a lot of people, it is not going to help me very much. The larger salons, many of us are losing over £8,000 a day. That will not cover half of the month we are closing down. These little crumbs month we are closing down. These little crumbs of month we are closing down. These little crumbs of acknowledgement | month we are closing down. These little crumbs of acknowledgement and grants little crumbs of acknowledgement and grants that come out really probably less of grants that come out really probably less of one grants that come out really probably less of one month. That might be some help for some businesses but the truth is some help for some businesses but the truth is the damage done to balance the truth is the damage done to Balance Sheets is very severe and will need Balance Sheets is very severe and will need a Balance Sheets is very severe and will need a much more substantial package will need a much more substantial package than this. End will need a much more substantial package than this. Package than this. End of the acka. E, package than this. End of the package, businesses package than this. End of the package, businesses are package than this. End of the i package, businesses are hoping package than this. End of the package, businesses are hoping for an extension to the business rate holiday, the fellow scheme and other things. But they are treading a difficult path. Between spending to support Companies Like this and borrowing to pay for it means for the future of the countrys finances. Katie prescott, bbc news. Whole families and households with primary, Secondary School and college age children, will be able test themselves for coronavirus at home, twice a week, as part of plans for schools to re open to all pupils in england. The quick Turnaround Tests will be offered, regardless of whether anyone has any symptoms. 0ur health correspondent, naomi grimley, reports. If you live with a School Age Child in england, get ready to start using these the 30 minute tests are already used in universities and by key workers. Secondary schools will be supplied with them as they open their doors. This latest announcement means all children and anyone who lives with them, as well as people like bus drivers and carers, will be offered to tests per person each way. They hope it will uncover hidden cases of the virus and break the chains of transmission. And break the chains of transmission. ,. , transmission. Testing has expanded. Reatl transmission. Testing has expanded greatly over transmission. Testing has expanded greatly over the transmission. Testing has expanded greatly over the last transmission. Testing has expanded greatly over the last few transmission. Testing has expanded greatly over the last few months transmission. Testing has expanded | greatly over the last few months and it is an important component of our battle against coronavirus. If battle against coronavirus. If anyone tests positive, they will need another test to doublecheck the result. Naomi grimley, bbc news. Regulators in the United States have approved a third Covid Vaccine for use the single dose injection from johnson johnson. The jab, which can be stored in a fridge instead of a freezer, is expected to be a Cost Effective alternative to the pfizer and moderna vaccines. The duke and Duchess Of Cambridge have been making a series of video calls to members of the public, urging them to put aside their concerns about the Covid Vaccine. More than 19. 6 Million People have now had their first dose of the vaccine. Prince william and catherine were speaking online to families who have been shielding, and were about to receive theirjabs. Did you reach out to the gp . I did, i think did you reach out to the gp . I did, i think they did you reach out to the gp . I did, i think they hate did you reach out to the gp . I did, i think they hate me did you reach out to the gp . I did, i think they hate me now. Did you reach out to the gp . I did, i think they hate me now. One did you reach out to the gp . I did, i think they hate me now. One of l did you reach out to the gp . I did, i think they hate me now. One of the main i think they hate me now. One of the main things i think they hate me now. One of the main things i i think they hate me now. One of the main things i was worried about simple main things i was worried about simple like getting a prescription because simple like getting a prescription because they were worries about literally because they were worries about literally leaving the house so i spoke literally leaving the house so i spoke to literally leaving the house so i spoke to her about that, about shielding, about hopefully getting on some shielding, about hopefully getting on some Priority List so we have been on some Priority List so we have been in on some Priority List so we have been in touch a lot. Thereve been further clashes in myanmar, where at least two people protesting against this months Military Coup are reported to have been been shot dead by Security Forces. Over 400 people were arrested in the city of yangon. Police have moved swiftly to suppress new protests on city streets, firing live rounds and Rubber Bullets at demonstrators. 0ur reporter nick marsh is in singapore. Nick, whats the latest . The demonstrators have wasted no time. Some people out on the street as early as six in the morning local time. They are continuing to oppose this Military Coup which took place almost four weeks ago now and the authorities have been responding with force. We are Hearing Reports of five people shot with Life Ammunition in the central yangon. But graphic images of a man being shot at Point Blank Range in the chest and we cannot confirm the news but it is said he has died. Another Protester Shot and killed is another rumour. Rubber bullets, tear gas, Stun Grenades but in spite of these considerable risks to protesters, people are turning out in their droves, Hundreds Of Thousands we saw yesterday and we are expecting more today. They want to see this coup and return to democracy and the release of Aung San Suu Kyi, the elected leader of myanmar. Having said that, the military is still firmly in control. Aung san suu kyi and her key allies are still all in detention and the results of this november election in which Aung San Suu Kyi and her party did so well have now been officially annulled. We have seen the military command still in no mood to listen to many of these people. Of these people. Nick marsh reporting of these people. Nick marsh reporting from of these people. Nick marsh reporting from singapore. I the leaders of 60 black majority churches are joining forces today, to show support for the uks coronavirus Vaccination Programme. The aim of the project is to address and dispel concerns in black, asian and minority ethnic communities. Heres our religion reporter, harry farley. In east london, one of the first pp� up in east london, one of the first pop up Vaccination Centres in the black majority church. Scientists Health Leaders and Government Ministers have raised concerns that those from ethnic minority communities are significantly less likely to get the vaccine than white people. Black people are four times likely to die from covid 19 than white people. The likely to die from covid19 than white peeple likely to die from covid19 than white people. Likely to die from covid19 than white eole. ,. ,. , ~ , white people. The overall uptake is 70 . A big ethnic white people. The overall uptake is 70 . A big ethnic minority 70 . A big ethnic minority population here, the Pakistani Community is between 45 and 50 . The black African Community it is closer to 36 , 38 . So the uptake has been really low. Has been really low. Places have been turned has been really low. Places have been turned into has been really low. Places have been turned into vaccine has been really low. Places have been turned into Vaccine Centresj has been really low. Places have i been turned into Vaccine Centres in an effort to counter hesitancy. Now Church Leaders are telling conversations that if they want to love their neighbour they should get the jab. Love their neighbour they should get the ab. , ,. , the jab. This is the best and fastest route the jab. This is the best and fastest route out the jab. This is the best and fastest route out of the jab. This is the best and fastest route out of this the jab. This is the best and fastest route out of this terrible pandemic. I fastest route out of this terrible andemic. ,. ,. , fastest route out of this terrible pandemic fastest route out of this terrible andemic. ,. ,. ,. , ~ pandemic. I am going to take the vaccine myself, pandemic. I am going to take the vaccine myself, so pandemic. I am going to take the vaccine myself, so will pandemic. I am going to take the vaccine myself, so will my pandemic. I am going to take the vaccine myself, so will my wife. Vaccine myself, so will my wife and children and because it is notjust about you, it is about protecting others about you, it is about protecting others i about you, it is about protecting others. I believe also that it is an answer others. I believe also that it is an answer to others. I believe also that it is an answer to our prayers. I said to my congregation, we have been praying to god congregation, we have been praying to god to congregation, we have been praying to god to give a sign to the community. There is a vaccine now. Prayers community. There is a vaccine now. Prayers have community. There is a vaccine now. Prayers have been answered, why not io prayers have been answered, why not go ahead prayers have been answered, why not go ahead and take the vaccine. Churches go ahead and take the vaccine. Churches can play a key role, he says. It churches can play a key role, he sa s. , churches can play a key role, he sa s. ,. ,. , says. It has already made a difference says. It has already made a difference and says. It has already made a difference and quite says. It has already made a difference and quite a says. It has already made a i difference and quite a number of people who are not going to take the vaccine people who are not going to take the vaccine are people who are not going to take the vaccine are now going to take it. Quite vaccine are now going to take it. Quite a vaccine are now going to take it. Quite a numberwho vaccine are now going to take it. Quite a number who were sitting on the fence quite a number who were sitting on the fence who have in a short time followed the fence who have in a short time followed this campaign. Harry farley, bbc news. You may have seen lots of birds on your lockdown walks but have you spotted a macaw . Heads have been turning in the derbyshire Peak District after multi coloured motley was spotted flying over the hills. 0wner Chloe Brown has trained him to fly freely in the wild and then return to her, turning motley into a bit of a local sensation. Ian white has more. This is motley, 82. 5 hybrid macaw who is fast becoming an internet sensation. Bay 2. 5 year old. Motley started to get famous when his owner decided to take him free flying, flying in the wild over the Peak District and then returned to her. It Peak District and then returned to her. , ,. ,. Peak district and then returned to her. , , her. It will fly 17 miles a day so we have to her. It will fly 17 miles a day so we have to give her. It will fly 17 miles a day so we have to give them her. It will fly 17 miles a day so | we have to give them exercise. Her. It will fly 17 miles a day so we have to give them exercise. They need the exercise to keep fit and healthy. Need the exercise to keep fit and health. �. ,. ,. ,. , healthy. And for stimulation as well. Healthy. And for stimulation as well free healthy. And for stimulation as well. Free flying healthy. And for stimulation as well. Free flying can healthy. And for stimulation as well. Free flying can be healthy. And for stimulation as well. Free flying can be dangerous. There will be birds of prey, the wind, different obstacles, rose. [30 wind, different obstacles, rose. Do macaw make good pets . It wind, different obstacles, rose. Do macaw make good pets . It is wind, different obstacles, rose. Do macaw make good pets . It is a wind, different obstacles, rose. Do| macaw make good pets . It is a long commitment macaw make good pets . It is a long commitment i macaw make good pets . It is a long commitment. I would macaw make good pets . It is a long commitment. I would never macaw make good pets . It is a long commitment. I would never say macaw make good pets . It is a long commitment. I would never say to l commitment. I would never say to anyone, go out and get a macaw. This bird has become a celebrity. We bird has become a celebrity. We found him bird has become a celebrity. Found him in somebodys music video esterda. ,. , found him in somebodys music video esterda. ,. ,. , yesterday. Keep an eye out, you miaht yesterday. Keep an eye out, you mightjust yesterday. Keep an eye out, you might just spot yesterday. Keep an eye out, you might just spot motley yesterday. Keep an eye out, you mightjust spot motley on yesterday. Keep an eye out, you mightjust spot motley on the i yesterday. Keep an eye out, you i mightjust spot motley on the wing. Ian white, bbc news. 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A decent looking date for today, the final day on february and ending the month on a largely dry note with some spells of sunshine because High Pressure is still firmly in charge, sit out on top of the british isles. Around this area of High Pressure, we do have some areas of cloud, mist and fog out there as well. A murky start for some, a few fog patches through the welsh marches and West Midlands as well. Much of the mist and fog will tend to left. Fog quite close to the channel coast. Cloud into North West Scotland and rain possible here. Light went for most but breezy out towards the south. Temperatures 10 12 degrees although if you stick with any cloud, your temperatures will not get as high as that. Through this evening and tonight, largely dry. Some areas of cloud and fog run again across parts of england and east wales. The odd one fruit scotland and Northern Ireland. Through. Where we have that lump of cloud, mr and merck, not quite the cold start. Across the south eastern areas. Cloudier. Some cloud could be stubborn close to the east coast of england. 11 5 if it stays great. In the sunshine 8 10 degrees. Quite hard to predict exactly where the cloudiness will be. Some spells of sunshine through most places. Temperatures are dropping away for some and one or two showers showing their hand down towards the south west later in the day. A Weather Feature working its way through the middle of the day, producing possible showers on wednesday. High pressure now sitting to the north. Went coming to the north as well so it is going to cool things of for the end of the week. They could even be some wintry showers across northern parts of the uk. It will turn cooler as we move into march it will stay largely dry. Thank you, ben. It has been a weekend thank you, ben. It has been a weekend of thank you, ben. It has been a weekend of beautiful thank you, ben. It has been a| weekend of Beautiful Sunshine thank you, ben. It has been a weekend of Beautiful Sunshine for many of us are. And if youve been making the most of the lovely weather, we would love to see your pictures. Get in touch at bbcbreakfast bbc. Co. Uk. And you can tweet us using the hashtag bbcbreakfast. We will pick out some of the best ones and so them to you across the morning. It ones and so them to you across the mornin . ,. ,. , morning. It would be great to see some sunshine. Morning. It would be great to see some sunshine. It morning. It would be great to see some sunshine. It is morning. It would be great to see some sunshine. It is 6 16am. Lets take a look at todays papers His Spirit Lives On is the sunday mirrors headline, accompanied by a picture of captain sir tom moore, whose funeral took place yesterday. He is on the front page, unsurprisingly, of many papers. The Mail On Sunday Reports Thatjust one dose of a Coronavirus Jab reduces the risk of hospitalisation by more than 90 . They say they are a little bit like star trek or the uniforms worn by the staff at a cleaning company. Not universally popular. Brute the staff at a cleaning company. Not universally popular. Universally popular. We should be turnin universally popular. We should be turning the universally popular. We should be turning the post universally popular. We should be turning the post into universally popular. We should be turning the post into a universally popular. We should be turning the post into a postbox i universally popular. We should be turning the post into a postbox at| turning the post into a postbox at the eu. We will see a report on this all being well next few minutes. This is inside run of the papers today. Talking about a chariot that has been drawn from the dust of pompeii. Found in the dust of pompeii. Found in the dust of pompeii. The roman chariot buried when the volcano erupted in the dust. A four wheeled ornate ceremonial roman chariot. As you can see, has been really well preserved. Mark lobel will have a report later. After a number of fatal stabbings in the Thames Valley area, one man decided to act by Offering Discounts on Caribbean Food to anyone willing to trade in their knives. 0dane cross runs a Takeaway Business in reading and since he started his own amnesty he has collected blades and other Deadly Weapons from children as young as 11. Ben moore reports. This was handed to me yesterday by an 11 year old. 11 . ii. This was handed to me yesterday by an 11yearold. 11 . an 11yearold. 11 . 11, yeah. They said if someone an 11yearold. 11 . 11, yeah. They said if someone comes an 11yearold. 11 . 11, yeah. They said if someone comes to an 11yearold. 11 . 11, yeah. They said if someone comes to them, l an 11yearold. 11 . 11, yeah. They i said if someone comes to them, hes going to finish them. I said if you kill someone, your life is finished. Your whole family life is ruined. Its notjust your life, you are ruining a lot of lives with one knife. ,. , ruining a lot of lives with one knife. ,. ,,. , knife. 0dane cross has been collecting knife. 0dane cross has been Collecting Knives knife. 0dane cross has been Collecting Knives from knife. 0dane cross has been | Collecting Knives from around reading this week. So Collecting Knives from around reading this week. Collecting knives from around reading this week. So far i have collected may reading this week. So far i have collected may be reading this week. So far i have collected may be 17 reading this week. So far i have collected may be 17 or reading this week. So far i have collected may be 17 or 18 reading this week. So far i have i collected may be 17 or 18 weapons. Ive collected samurai swords, machetes, arms, knives. What happens to them, then . Machetes, arms, knives. What happens to them, then . Every machetes, arms, knives. What happens to them, then . Every night machetes, arms, knives. 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There have been five fatal stabbings in the Thames Valley area since the start of the year. 0dane cross said he decided to act when tragedy came Close To Home. You he decided to act when tragedy came Close To Home Close To Home. You can see the flowers here. Close to home. You can see the flowers here, rest Close To Home. You can see the flowers here, rest in Close To Home. You can see the flowers here, rest in peace, Close To Home. You can see the flowers here, rest in peace, raheem. Did you know him . I knew him when he was young and i knew his dad be a thought, you know what, i have to do something about this because i cannot, i do not want to see another one like this, do you know what i mean . I dont want to see it again. Fried chicken, some of them have handed in knives. The fried chicken, some of them have handed in knives. Fried chicken, some of them have handed in knives. The idea came from his caribbean handed in knives. The idea came from his Caribbean Food handed in knives. The idea came from his Caribbean Food takeaway handed in knives. The idea came from his Caribbean Food takeaway service. | his Caribbean Food takeaway service. The exchanges hefty Discount Vouchers for knives. He calls it trade the blade. Ads, vouchers for knives. He calls it trade the blade. Vouchers for knives. He calls it trade the blade. A lot of them ust want to get trade the blade. A lot of them ust want to get rid fl trade the blade. A lot of them ust want to get rid offi trade the blade. A lot of them ust want to get rid of their trade the blade. A lot of them just want to get rid of their knives. Trade the blade. A lot of them just want to get rid of their knives. I i want to get rid of their knives. I have had about two or three people come over for meals but a lot of them want knives of the streets. I want to get rid of them. And thinking about money, profit or whatever. Its a life im saving. figs whatever. Its a life im saving. As we are filming, 0dane cross gets a cold, too knives need collecting. Yeah, so, this is the best i use. I put it over my head and strapped it on. , �. ,. , dont put it over my head and strapped it on dont you i on. Isnt it dangerous . Dont you wor . On. Isnt it dangerous . Dont you worry . Its on. Isnt it dangerous . Dont you worry . Its only on. Isnt it dangerous . Dont you worry . Its only got on. Isnt it dangerous . Dont you worry . Its only got me on. Isnt it dangerous . Dont you worry . Its only got me worried i worry . Its only got me worried since theyve taken knives from younger ones, you know what i mean . The ones i spoke to, they say i have to protect myself at all costs. I just went out. These are very common, popular, two more of these. To 15 year old boys said they dont want the food vouchers, they just want the food vouchers, they just want to get rid of them. Now, what i do as they bring them inside, wiped them down, clean them down and put them down, clean them down and put them in this box siesta be able call them in this box siesta be able call the police and they will come and collect them is Valley Police has not as it is aware of 0danes knife amnesty, and despite not participating directly, once to thank the public who wish to play a part in reducing Serious Violence and knife came in the community. You know what it and knife came in the community. You know what it is . It and knife came in the community. You know what it is . It is and knife came in the community. You know what it is . It is very know what it is . It is very important know what it is . It is very important because know what it is . It is very important because a know what it is . It is very important because a lot l know what it is . It is very | important because a lot of know what it is . It is very important because a lot of them know what it is . It is very important because a lot of them have come in and they can confide in me. I would rather they come to me than the police. If they go to the police, they will be arrested. 0dane sa s he is police, they will be arrested. 0dane says he is committed police, they will be arrested. 0dane says he is committed to says he is committed to taking blades off the streets, but sometimes the reality of what he finds takes its toll. fish finds takes its toll. An 11yearold. Finds takes its toll. An 11yearold. And finds takes its toll. An 11yearold. And im l finds takes its toll. Iffy ii year old. And im telling you, it brought tears to my eyes. This sad, scary situation. I asked him, why you carrying this . I said he said, if someone comes near me, i will end their life. It is longer than his arm. That will live with me forever. Ben moore, bbc news. An Ornate Roman Chariot has been discovered by archaeologists in italy near the buried ancient city of pompeii. We were talking about this a moment ago in the newspapers. Its believed the four wheeled carriage would have been used for festivals or parades, and its a find thats been labelled exceptional because its so well preserved. Mark lobel takes a look. Dusting off history. Archaeologists say this is a first ceremonial chariot find of its kind, a short horse ride of the Ancient Roman city of pompeii. Discovered on the porch of pompeii. Discovered on the porch of a suburban villa, civita giuliana, preserved in a thick layer of ash after a volcanic eruption almost 2000 years ago, incredibly, almost 2000 years ago, incredibly, almost entirely intact note the high ion wheels. Metal arms and back rest. To see one or two passengers. Look even closer. And on the sides, engraved bronze seeds and painted wooden panels featuring cupid. Speaking of which, on the rear, bronze and tin medallions depicting sensible scenes. Sensual. Pointing towards the due purpose of this stunning archaeological discovery. It assumed it would Taxi Priestesses and ladies stop on this one imagined to lead a bride to her new household. Translation . , ,. , translation pompeii continues to amaze us with translation pompeii continues to amaze us with its translation pompeii continues to amaze us with its discoveries. Translation pompeii continues to amaze us with its discoveries. It amaze us with its discoveries. It will be like this for many years to come, with another 20 hectares to excavate. Moreover, it shows one can enhance the site and attract tourists from all over the world. And at the same time, the world can do research. And at the same time, the world can do research do research. This excavation site, where the do research. This excavation site, where the yellow do research. This excavation site, where the yellow dot do research. This excavation site, where the yellow dot is do research. This excavation site, where the yellow dot is coming i do research. This excavation site, i where the yellow dot is coming here, north of the most visited city of pompeii, could have been part of a crime scene. Look how close looters dug one of their illegal tunnels, marked in yellow here, to the chariot. Excavators worked non stop since it was first discovered in early january to ensure no one else got their hands on this exceptional find. Now they can present to the world this chariot. A survivor of molten rock and attempted robbery, soon on show for over 2 million visitors a year in normal times, who come to see for themselves the saved sacred secrets of this ancient city. Mark lobel, bbc news. Incredible incredible to think they are still finding things there. Still working. Yeah, the gift that keeps on giving. It is still working. Yeah, the gift that keeps on giving still working. Yeah, the gift that keeps on giving. It is 6 25am. Do sta with keeps on giving. It is 6 25am. Do stay with us keeps on giving. It is 6 25am. Do stay with us. We keeps on giving. It is 6 25am. Do stay with us. We will keeps on giving. It is 6 25am. Do stay with us. We will be keeps on giving. It is 6 25am. Do stay with us. We will be back i keeps on giving. It is 6 25am. Do stay with us. We will be back in l keeps on giving. It is 6 25am. Do stay with us. We will be back in aj stay with us. We will be back in a moment. Hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. Lets have a look at the morning spot. Were starting in cardiff with a triple crown and a comfortable victory for wales . The a triple crown and a comfortable victory for wales . A triple crown and a comfortable victory for wales . The highest tesco a. Ainst victory for wales . The highest tesco against england victory for wales . The highest tesco against england. And victory for wales . The highest tesco against england. And we victory for wales . The highest tesco against england. And we will victory for wales . The highest tesco against england. And we will hear. Against england. And we will hear from their captain. Test score. They may have had the rub of the wind but when you consider that number of penalties england gave away, it tells a story. Wales winners of the triple crown in what proved an eventful game at the principality. And it leaves them on course for a second grand slam in three years after beating england 40 24. 0ur Correspondentjoe Wilson was watching. To be king of cardiff, two candidates, jones, eddie or the other one. The referee is neutral, french in fact. Wales followed this whistle and took the penalty brilliantly. England were furious, saying it was too quick. You brilliantly. England were furious, saying it was too quick. You have to live us saying it was too quick. You have to give us time saying it was too quick. You have to give us time to saying it was too quick. You have to give us time to set saying it was too quick. You have to give us time to set up. Saying it was too quick. You have to give us time to set up. The saying it was too quick. You have to give us time to set up. The refereel give us time to set up. The Referee Recretted give us time to set up. The referee regretted nothing. Give us time to set up. The referee regretted nothing. A give us time to set up. The referee regretted nothing. A loose give us time to set up. The referee regretted nothing. A loose ball i give us time to set up. The referee regretted nothing. A loose ball to. Regretted nothing. A loose ball to cross the line but had lewis not it forward . No, said the official. England got a try of their own next but at halftime wales lead by three. England did actually level the score in the second half. But wales never lost not momentum. Never mind this occasion, wales beating ruling this occasion, wales beating everyone. Joe wilson, bbc news. So wales march on. With eyes on more silverware, for england and head coach eddiejones. Plenty of work still to do. I think we showed character in the previous two games. We had a bit of luck, the bounce of the bowl and what have you. I still truly believe we are not finished article. I thought we played with ball in hand. Pretty pleased with how it went today. Wales were worthy winners. I was pleased wales were worthy winners. I was pleased with how our players perform today~ pleased with how our players perform today we pleased with how our players perform today. We did some lovely attacking work today. We did some lovely attacking work get today. We did some lovely attacking work. Get to a final pass, intercept and they work. Get to a final pass, intercept and they score down to the other and stop that and they score down to the other and stop that is and they score down to the other and stop that is a difference in the game so wales and france the only two teams still unbeaten, the title very much up for grabs, the destination of the wooden spoon though is certain. Its now six years since italy last won a game in the six nations. They remain bottom after ireland ran in six tries in a 48 10 win in rome keith earls rounding off the victory we just have to keep improving wejust have to keep improving our performance. This group is on a journey together. We would have liked to have had that performance earlier. It is not from want of trying. Wejust earlier. It is not from want of trying. We just put some little fixes right. Manchester city seem to be getting everything right, extending their lead at the top of the Premier League with a 20th consecutive victory, beating west ham 2 1. John stones scored the winner in the second half to maintain their remarkable run. Theyre now 13 points clear at the top. Iam i am really surprised with our victory and the fact we played two beat them when sometimes they went so good. Sometimes it happens. Some people say Manchester City was not really at. Big congratulations. It is not easy to do. A good boost for the next game for us. West brom managed their first home victory in three months, beating brighton by a goal to nil. But there was so much more to it than that. Kyle ba rtley gave west brom an early lead but there was a chaotic few minutes in the first half when brightons lewis dunk took a quick free kick which was disallowed. Then allowed. Then disallowed again, after referee lee mason checked the touchline monitor, with prompting from the var assistant. On top of that, brighton missed two penalties. Quite the referess report. It is embarrassing. I have to come in and speak about it in front of the camera. He said, can i take the free kick. Massive protests and the referee changed his mind. Iloathed free kick. Massive protests and the referee changed his mind. What was the explanation referee changed his mind. What was the explanation for referee changed his mind. What was the explanation for changing referee changed his mind. What was the explanation for changing his i the explanation for changing his mind . The explanation for changing his mind . He the explanation for changing his mind . ,. , ,. , ~. ,. , mind . He would not speak to me after halftime. Anwar el ghazi with the only goal for villa early on as they beat leeds, that leaves them within six points of the top four and newcastle had settle for a point after going ahead against wolves, through captain Jamaal Lascelles but they gave ruben neves the space to score an equaliser it finished 1 1. We have the Scottish League cup final to look forward to this afternoon, with stjohnstone taking On Livingstone at hampden park. In the premiership, Interim Celtic Bossjohn Kennedy got what he wanted in his first game since the resignation of neil lennon a win. Theyre still way behind the leaders rangers but 0dsonne eduoards deflected strike was enough to beat aberdeen. Motherwell and st mirren were saturdays other winners. To cricket and englands women played their third one dayer against new zealand in dunedin behind closed doors, after a Snap Lockdown in the country and the homeside restored some pride with a seven wicket victory. England had already won the series and Tammy Beaumont top scored with 88, as they made 220. Amelia kerr taking four wickets before new zealand easily reached their victory target. They now play three t20 games, with wednesdays opener moved to wellington from auckland, where the tightest restrictions are in place. And rory mcilroy described his game as a workin progress, after an eventful round of 66 at the world Golf Championship in florida. He started with a birdie, followed up with a double bogey and on the back nine, he picked up five shots in his last seven holes, including an eagle. Hes 11 under par, four shots behind leader collin morikawa, going into the final round. A work awork in a work in progress and we are looking to the masters. That one major still evading rory mcilroy. A slice of the great and the not so great. I slice of the great and the not so areat. ,. ,. ,. , great. I love this traditional moment great. I love this traditional moment when great. I love this traditional moment when we great. I love this traditional moment when we talk great. I love this traditional| moment when we talk about great. I love this traditional moment when we talk about rory. Great. I love this traditional moment when we talk about rory. He must be so sick of it. He would need a blackout of questions on the masters. Lets look at the weather. Loads of photographs from people enjoying the sunshine yesterday. Is that picture behind you a poor attempt of more to come . Absolutely. One of our weather attempt of more to come . Absolutely. One of our weather watchers attempt of more to come . Absolutely. One of our weather watchers and i one of our weather watchers and about very early in south devon. The sun just about to come out, the boat on the sea. More sunshine to enjoy with High Pressure in charge, firmly centred on the british isles. But there is some cloud and fog around. A murky start to Eastern England. Also through the welsh marshes. The Odd Spot Of Rain in the far West Of Scotland through the day. Much of the missed will tend to rise. Mist. Where we see the best of the sunshine, up to 12 degrees but if it stays cloudy where you are, temperatures will be a little bit lower than that. Tonight and into the early hours, clear, starry skies. But also cloud, mist and fog returning. Temperatures getting close to freezing. Attached below for some where we keep the clearest of the sky. Not quite as cold to start tomorrow morning but pretty grey. This area of cloud could be producing the odd spot of drizzle. Some sunshine tomorrow, the best across Northern Ireland, North West England and scotland. Temperatures again, will depend on how much sunshine you see. In the eastern coast maybe 4 5. Tuesday is a similar weather set up. Staying grey and murky for this area. Showers are down towards the south west. The Weather Feature rolling in down towards the south west. The Weatherfeature Rolling in for wednesday possibly bringing showers in the south. High pressure Taking Charge again but High Pressure building down from the north, bringing cooler air. Temperatures as we head through the week and into march, they will dip away but it will stay largely dry. Keep those Sunshine Pictures coming. Now on breakfast, as hollywood celebrates the Golden Globes the First Major Film Awards of the year talking movies looks at some of the key contenders. Hello, and welcome to our talking Movies Awards Season Lookahead. Im tom brook. New yorks rainbow room here in Rockefeller Center and californias Beverly Hilton will be co hosting the Golden Globes, the First Major Film Awards event of the year. In todays programme, well be looking at awards season right up to the oscars, at the actors and films emerging as strong contenders. But before we begin, a note on the globes themselves. The voting is done by the Hollywood Foreign press association, some 87 internationaljournalists based in the los angeles area. Over the years, there have been numerous allegations attacking the integrity of the organisation, often that it is too much in the sway of the big hollywood studios. And very recently the group was put on the defensive when it was revealed that within its ranks was not a single black member. But having said all that, the globes do give some indication of the likely contenders in the oscars race. The frontrunner at the Golden Globes, at least in terms of nominations, is the picture mank. Its a tribute of sorts to Old Hollywood, set behind the scenes during the making of one of the greatest movies of all time, citizen kane, directed by orson welles. Mank has been put together by Top American Film Maker David Fincher, and it stars the oscar winning british actor gary 0ldman, who most definitely has awards heat. In mank, the focus is on the creation of the first draft of the screenplay for citizen kane, released in 19111. Gary 0ldman plays the central character, screenwriter hermanj mankiewicz. Welles almost stole the Screenwriting Credit for citizen kane from him. The new world with all its power and might. 0ldman played another man good with words, winston churchill, four years ago in a remarkable performance which brought him an oscar. He says portraying mankiewicz in mank, directed by David Fincher, really pushed him. I read that you said that this was the most challenging role that you had ever done. I was surprised to hear that. In what way . David wanted no veneer between me and the audience. He said to me, i want you as naked as youve ever been, and that plays to my insecurities. I just felt very exposed. Citizen kane tells of the rise and fall of Media Magnate Charles Foster kane, based partly on the American Press Baron William randolph hearst. Orson welles served as director, co writer, star and producer of the film, making it when he was only in his mid 20s. It is one of the most worshipped movies of all time. Interestingly, gary 0ldman isnt a devout fan of it. I had seen the film three times in my life before mank, and i re watched it for a fourth time. Im a fan of welles. Watching citizen kane again, i felt that its a little hokey, but i can appreciate the era in which it was made. And it was a magnificent achievement by a guy coming to hollywood, you know, this 24 year old upstart. How do you do, mr mankiewicz . Thats a big question. Gary 0ldman is an awards veteran. He must know that this year, the competition for prizes from his fellow actors is very strong, but the fact that his work is bringing nominations is, as you might expect, welcomed by him. Its nice that its acknowledged. Its not something that you really think about in the moment of doing it, of going into a project. Its only after, where people start throwing your name around for awards, you know, 0scar buzz or whatever, of course its a nice thing. I need a favour, but youre going to have to promise you wont laugh. But mank has also yielded another Strong Awards contender, Amanda Seyfried, Who Plays Actress marion davies, who was also William Randolph hearsts romantic partner. Seyfried, who brings glamour to the movie, has been nominated for a golden globe for her supporting role. Shes not on screen that much, but when she does appear, she makes an impact, which has brought her acclaim from awards bodies, critics and the public. Audiences really do like you in this role. Does that mean a lot to you . Do you know what it means . It means that they believe me, they believe what im doing, theyre being transported and im helping them do that. I cant hide my essence, and i absolutely feel like i understand her essence. And i think together i was able to really embody her as best i can, and the fact that it worked, it was very effective, is amazing. Mank . Its orson welles. Shot in black and white, mank is a film thats been beautifully crafted. Director David Fincher has created a movie designed to be seen in a cinema, as opposed to through a streaming platform. The pandemic put paid to that. God bless William Randolph hearst. Mank is a film with some powerful scenes and great performances. It is impressive, but its dramatically inert, which means, in the awards sweepstakes, gary 0ldman and Amanda Seyfried will be visible contenders, but dont expect to see the film itself as the Leader Of The Pack in the best picture competition. Are you familiar with the parable of the organ grinder� s monkey . The Golden Globes augurs Well Forfemale film makers, because this year, a Record Number three have been nominated in the Best Director category. The only time a woman has won a Best Director 0scar was Kathryn Bigelow in 2009 for the hurt locker. This year, a woman could be taking home a Best Director 0scar once again. Emma jones reports. All right, yall, come and get it 30 years after regina king made her film debut as an actor in oscar nominated Boyz N The Hood, her film debut as a director, one night in miami, has earned her a golden globe nomination. King is the second African American woman ever to be nominated in that category. Ava duvernay was the first for civil rights drama selma. Power, black power. I like the sound of that. King chose the adaptation of a play about a meeting which actually did happen in the 19605 in miami between four black icons malcolm x, singer sam cooke, the boxer cassius clay, later called muhammad ali, and sportsmanjim brown. You mean no one else is coming . I tell regina this all the time, it was a throwback to those really great, powerful � 90s films, the full cinematic experiences, and she was a part of so many of those projects herself, in Boyz N The Hood and friday, and just films that really you could sink your teeth into and sit down and enjoy. And she obviously has learned through all those experiences what it takes to really bring that experience and bring that type of film making to the finished product. Another actress, emerald fennell, most recently seen as a Young Camilla Parker Bowles in netflixs the crown, also has a Directing Nomination for promising young woman, which she also wrote. Every week, i go to a club, i act like im too drunk to stand, and every week, a nice guy comes over to see if im 0k. You 0k . This wickedly shocking comedy, Starring British actress carey mulligan, about a womans revenge for her best friends death, is also fennell� s first feature film. Its produced by mulligan and australian actress margot robbie. Is it significant that two out of the three Directing Nominations are first Feature Films by women already established within the industry, with connections vital to get a project funded . Who needs brains . They never did a girl any good. Jodie foster, one of the first actresses to make the journey behind the camera, has recently walked back in front of it to play lawyer Nancy Hollander in kevin macdonalds the mauritanian, based on the true story of An Innocent Man detained at guantanamo bay. You want turkey and pumpkin pie with mom and dad and unclejoe . Go on, get out. Do you think that it is significant that so many actresses do seem to be turning towards directing . It is wonderful to see all these actresses becoming directors because they have such amazing experience, and i really do think that the best transition to becoming a director is coming from being an actor. I think all of us have a great story to tell. However, the favourite to take best picture and Best Director, not only at the globes but at the oscars, is chloe zhao, whos come to prominence through the traditional route of independent film making. She was first noticed a few years ago for two very low budget movies about american life, 2015s songs my brothers taught me, about two young People Living on a native american reservation, and later the rider, set in the world of rodeos. No, im not homeless, im just. Houseless. Not the same thing, right . No. Her latest film, nomadland, is a stunning epic of wide skies and growing horizons for a bereaved woman, fern, living in hervan and played by frances mcdormand. If zhao, an american chinese film maker, does take these accolades, shed be the first woman of asian descent to do so and her victory could give others their breakthrough. Im very fortunate to be able to do what i love, i and if this means that more people that look like me get to do it, i then i think thats great. These things does inform investors l and gatekeepers to look at what kind | of stories and what kind of talent| they invest in, so there should be a Trickle Effect to it. The outlook for female directors has changed dramatically even since 2016, when San Diego State universitys report, the celluloid ceiling, found women were directing only 9 of hollywoods top 250 movies. Every awards season brings shocks and surprises, but right now, the landscape is a set fair for women in film, and thats been a long time coming. The Golden Globes also honours excellence in television, and this year, as you might imagine, the streaming services did well in terms of nominations. But when it came to diversity, there was plenty of room for improvement, as kizzy cox reports. The glitz and glam of the Golden Globes is going to look very different this year, as the pandemic has changed everyday life, including how people watch movies. Tv streaming has taken off, and that boom has led to some interesting golden globe nominations. I think it ran the gamut, and thats par for the course with the Golden Globes because it is a smaller voting body so the chances are that, you know, something niche is going to slip in there. Two women running the shop, thats the last thing this country needs. Perhaps thats preciselyl what this country needs. The crown racked up six nominations and is favourite to win best drama series. Netflix picked up a stunning 42 nominations, and as more films stream on platforms like netflix and hulu, the line between cinema and tv is blurring. Fans are kind of caring less and less about that distinction. I think whats going to be really interesting is how the industry, how critics, how awards shows kind of code that differently, so where are these kind of things going to fit into, say, an oscars or an emmys . Say, in oscars or in emmys . As weve reported, the Golden Globes made history in its film nominations, with three female Film Makers Up for Best Director awards, but that diversity didnt carry over into tv. Howd you smash your phone . I dont know. 0ne Glaring Omission was Michaela Coel� s i may destroy you, which tells the story of a young woman trying to rebuild her life after being raped. Everyone and anyone talked about that show. We were all watching it together and thats that was a really shocking one, especially because Michaela Coel is such a prolific writer and she is normally an industry favourite and people really gravitate to her writing and the things that she produces and works on. Just because they dont want you here doesnt mean youre not supposed to be. Actors in the genre defying lovecraft country, set in segregation era United States, mrs america, about the 19705 movement to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment and its political backlash, and never have i ever, following the ups and downs of a first generation Indian American girl, were also overlooked. While awards like the Golden Globes are not the only way the industry judges an artists work, angela harvey, co chair of the think tank for inclusion and equity, says getting snubbed for one means missing more than just a swanky night out. It is cachet. Its green lighting power for your next project. They open doors, they grant artistic freedom, they attract dollars. So, then you have underrepresented people who are making these artistic achievements like a minari, like a i may destroy you, and then they get to the top to where they are meriting to stand among the best, but they dont get a nomination. Harvey says another problem is that even though diversity programmes are successful at bringing underrepresented writers into the industry, those writers face numerous barriers climbing up the ladder to positions of greater influence, which makes it nearly impossible for them to bring their shows to life for viewers to see. The think tanks mission is to achieve greater representation and advancement to tv writers of colour, and harvey has some ideas on what the Industry Needs to do to make that happen. There does need to be antiracism training, there needs to be mentorship for underrepresented writers to help them navigate this landmine of repetition and struggle, and frankly harassment and abuse as well. Last year, a movie from south korea, parasite, made history by becoming the first non english language film to win the most coveted 0scar trophy of all, that of best picture. Needless to say, south korean storytelling in cinema is gaining in international currency, and this year, a film from a Korean American Film Maker has emerged as an awards contender. Its called minari. Hey, look minari is set in the 1980s. Its the story of a family of south korean immigrants who move from los angeles to rural arkansas. The patriarch wants to start a farm. Played by acclaimed Korean American Actor steven yeun, hes searching, in a way, for his version of the american dream. Hes looking for a lot of things. I think hes looking forjust a certain sense of control over his environment. Kind of, i think hes accessing something natural to him, but maybe isnt realising how much hes causing also miscommunication and damage around him, too. Minari was written and directed by isaac chung, who grew up on a farm in arkansas. His family comes from south korea. This is his fourth feature film, but its not strictly autobiographical. Ijust tried to stay true to Little Details that i remember that i personally wanted to preserve, but at the same time, its also very fictional. All the characters are very different from my parents and my grandmother, and thats to try to make a story, try to make it a film. The parents in the film, the married couple, have a tautness in their relationship. They have different aspirations. A particularly engaging aspect of the story is what unfolds when the young sons grandmother, newly arrived from south korea, enters the household. He doesnt like her at first, but they grow extremely close. I dont like grandma. Why does your character like his grandmother in the end . He doesnt like her to begin with. He cant really see the goodness inside of her and the fun, i think, youve got. The grandmother is played by south korean screen legend youn yuh jung. She gives a very skilful and endearing performance. She worked with Director Isaac Chung to get it right. I asked him about, should i imitate your grandmother . And he said, no, you dont have to, so i felt like i had a freedom from him, from the director, so we create maybe together, both isaac and me, so the truth is, isaac said, his grandmother is totally different than the one i played in the movie. Minari has been the subject of controversy because it was only permitted to compete in the Golden Globes best Foreign Language film category, although it was financed by us companies, put together by an american director and tells an american story. It was shut out of the globes Best Picture Categories because it did not have more than 50 of its dialogue in english. But this wont be an issue at the oscars, and the picture has already secured Best Picture Nominations or the equivalent from other major awards bodies. The minari cast believes the Best Picture Win by parasite last year at the oscars definitely increased the demand for korean storytelling. For us, as asians or koreans, we never thought about somebody could get the award from 0scar, so bong joon ho gave us a big present for us and then every country was cheering for him, so, that was a big change for us. And then now we are talking about minari like this, its a very happy surprise. The growing embrace of korean storytelling as witnessed with minari is, in many ways, a consequence of the pervasiveness of the giant streaming platforms breaking down cultural barriers by bringing International Audiences a broad diet of cinema. Were living in a time where people are willing to break through very, very thin barriers of, kind of, like, Director Bong had said, subtitles or navigating the authenticity of culture, that we canjust see each other for the human beings that we are, then maybe we can share so many more stories and connect in so many more ways. Minari is incredibly touching. You could call it an organic immigrant story in that it isnt constrained by a conventional template. Its its own original tale. Its one of the most welcome contenders in awards season, and its going to continue to pick up nominations for its performances, direction and the film itself. It could be one of this years big awards winners. Pretty boy, pretty boy. Im not pretty, im good looking well, that brings this special talking Movies Awards Season Lookahead programme to a close. We hope youve enjoyed the show. Please remember you can always reach us online at bbc. Com talkingmovies, and you can find us on facebook and twitter. So, from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies Production Team here in new york, london and berlin, its goodbye good morning welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. 0ur Headlines Today a £5 billion boost for pubs, shops and restaurants in england worst hit by the pandemic. Families of School Age Children in england will be offered two rapid covid tests a week. Explosion the moment an unexploded bomb from world war ii was detonated in exeter. The grand slam is still on for wales the triple crown and remain unbeaten in this the weather will be mostly dry. But it will not always be sunny. All the details on the way. Its sunday 28th february. Our top story pubs, shops and other businesses in england will be boosted by a five billion pound Government Grant to help them reopen safely as Lockdown Restrictions are eased. Companies will be able to apply for a one off payment which will replace the current monthly grant system. The measure will be outlined by the chancellor in his budget on wednesday. Our business correspondent, katie prescott, reports. The first signs of spring and with them hope of new beginnings for businesses as lockdown eases but it has not been an easy ride. Despite government support, salons like this one still have rents and overheads. We cant do takeaway haircuts, and we cant go into peoples homes. There is no way that a hair salon or beauty salon can pivot or make any income during these lockdowns so when we are shut, we are losing money every day. To help reopen that their doors, the government is offering new one off grants to businesses that have been forced to close by covid, replacing the current monthly grant scheme. Non essential retailers will receive up to £6,000 for each shop they own. Hospitality, gyms and Beauty Businesses wil get up to £18,000 per premises as they are due to open with more restrictions or later in the year. An overall 700,000 businesses will be eligible for the funds which will be distributed by local authorities in england from april. Some businesses say though it is not enough. Although the £18,000 is fantastic, you know, it is certainly something and it is going to help a lot of people, it is not going to help me very much. The larger salons, many of us are losing over £1,000 a day. So that is not going to cover over half of a month that we are closing down. These little crumbs of acknowledgements and these little grants that come out really probably less than cover the cost of shoring for one month. That might be some help for some small businesses, to get them reopening, but the truth is the damage done to Balance Sheets is very, very severe and will need a much more substantial package than this. In that package, businesses are hoping for an extension to the Business Rates holiday, the furlough scheme and the lower rate of vat. But the chancellor is treading a difficult path, between spending to support Companies Like these and what borrowing to pay for it means for the future of the countrys finances. Katie prescott, bbc news. Whole families and households with primary, Secondary School and college age children, will be able test themselves for coronavirus at home, twice a week, as part of plans for schools to re open to all pupils in england. The quick Turnaround Tests will be offered, regardless of whether anyone has any symptoms. Our health correspondent, naomi grimley, reports. If you live with a School Age Child in england, get ready to start using these the 30 minute tests, also called lateral flow tests, are already used in universities and by key workers. Secondary schools will be supplied with them as they open their doors again. But this latest announcement means all children and anyone who lives with them, as well as people like School Bus Drivers and carers, will be offered two tests per person each way. Drivers and carers, will be offered two tests per person each week. Health officials hope it will uncover hidden cases of the virus and break chains of transmission. Testing has expanded greatly over the last few months and it is one important component of our battle against coronavirus. If anyone tests positive, they will still need a laboratory assessed test to doublecheck the result. Naomi grimley, bbc news. Regulators in the United States have approved a third Covid Vaccine for use the single dose injection from johnson johnson. The jab, which can be stored in a fridge, instead of a freezer, is expected to be a Cost Effective alternative to the pfizer and moderna vaccines. The duke and Duchess Of Cambridge have been making a series of video calls to members of the public, urging them to put aside their concerns about the Covid Vaccine. More than 19. 6 Million People have now had their first dose of the vaccine. Prince william and catherine were speaking online to families who have been shielding, and were about to receive theirjabs. Did you reach out to your gp . I did, yeah, i mean, i think my gp hates me now. One of the main things i was worried about was simple things like getting a prescription because there were all those worries about literally leaving the house so i spoke to her about that, i spoke to her about shielding, i spoke to her about hopefully getting on some Priority List so we have been in touch a lot. All laugh. Thereve been further clashes in myanmar, where at least two people protesting against this months Military Coup are reported to have been shot dead by Security Forces. Over 400 people were arrested in the city of yangon. Police have moved swiftly to suppress new protests on city streets, firing live rounds and Rubber Bullets at demonstrators. The military seized power from the democratically elected government on february the first. Several thousand people have had to spend a second night away from their homes in exeter following the discovery of a Second World War bomb. The device was found on friday morning on a Building Site near the University Of Exeter and was detonated last night in a controlled explosion. Reporterjohn ayres is in exeter. John, as we understand it the army says Safety Checks are still being carried out . That is very much the case. Lots of work went in place to make this detonation say. They build a ball around the bomb, 400 pounds of sand on top of it, they build trenches but when it actually was sent of it said an enormous plume of sand 100 feet into the sky and it has left a hole in the ground the size of a double decker bus. They are making sure the properties are saved. They have to ensure utilities are safe the gas, electric and water after this. 0nce the gas, electric and water after this. Once that has been dealt with, they can consider bringing some of they can consider bringing some of the students back into their homes and some of the residents as well. It has been difficult. I spoke to a resident who is not a student who found himself in his car. It has been a difficult time for the students and they are waiting now when they can possibly return to their homes. Their homes. Thanks very much indeed. An Ornate Roman Chariot has been discovered by archaeologists in italy near the buried ancient city of pompeii. Its believed the four wheeled carriage would have been used for festivals or parades. Its a find thats been labelled exceptional because its so well preserved. Despite a volcanic eruption almost 2000 years ago it remains incredibly almost entirely in tact. Incredible. Lots of speculation about what would be in the chancellors budget on wednesday. As he tries to balance re starting the economy with the easing of lockdown. Weve heard this morning that there will be more support for businesses in england, With Another Grant Scheme and thats on top of yesterdays annoucement of help forfirst time buyers. So, what more can we expect . Were joined by our business correspondent, katie prescott. Thank you for talking to us. What more do we know . Lots of these dribbling out over the last few days. Has dribbling out over the last few das. Dribbling out over the last few days. As always in the runup to the buduet, days. As always in the runup to the budget. We days. As always in the runup to the budget. We have days. As always in the runup to the budget, we have started days. As always in the runup to the budget, we have started to days. As always in the runup to the budget, we have started to he i days. As always in the runup to the j budget, we have started to he about what policies we will see. The grant scheme for business as a hardest hit by the pandemics, retailers, gyms, salon businesses, they will give a cash sum to them as we start to open up cash sum to them as we start to open up in a few months time. We had about support for people to get on the housing ladder, the introduction of the 5 deposit with the government helping people with their mortgages and also the announcement of the National Infrastructure banks, investment to help people invest in projects around the country, things like rail and road but also green projects. What we have not heard and waiting for on wednesday is information about the pillars of support for businesses through the pandemic for example the furlough scheme. The expectation is that it will be extended in some form as we start to come out of lockdown because otherwise the concern is that unemployment could spike. Hospitality businesses will be waiting to see if other exemptions, for example not having to pay tax, will go on for longer. An hospitality will be hoping that to the vat would be extended. That is the key thing to the vat would be extended. That is the key thing. Whatever the chancellor is giving away he has to raise from somewhere. A lot of the papers this morning talking about different tax changes and tax rises . The Conservative Party is in a bit of a bind. It is committed in its manifesto not to raise the tax rate, vat or National Insurance but some papers say that could be a freeze on the income tax which would mean people could be paying more. Businesses are concerned about the chancellor is likely to do which is increase Corporation Tax, tax on businesses. He is looking at what is going on in the states. We already have a low rate and businesses argue we need profit during the pandemic but it looks likely that number will creep up in the budget. Creep up in the budget. Thank you very much creep up in the budget. Thank you very much indeed. Hospitality is one of the sectors to benefit from this new announcement. Lets speak now to Chief Executive of uk hospitality, kate nicholls. Good morning and thank you for talking to us this morning. How welcome is this announcement . It is welcome is this announcement . It is really helpful welcome is this announcement . It is really helpful to welcome is this announcement . It 3 really helpful to have early clarification that the temporary Emergency Funds that have seen us through the closure of the last two months will be extended. They were due to an under the 31st Of March, two months before businesses start to reopen and trade again. Having that confirmation is positive but it will need to be part of a broader package of support to get these businesses are to survive and reopen and recover. Businesses are to survive and reopen and recover and recover. Lets talk about the broader package and recover. Lets talk about the broader package of and recover. Lets talk about the broader package of support. I and recover. Lets talk about the broader package of support. Will and recover. Lets talk about the i broader package of support. Will the groundcover of the shortfall . It is groundcover of the shortfall . It is not atoin groundcover of the shortfall . It is not going to groundcover of the shortfall . It 3 not going to cover enough of the shortfall that many businesses are facing. Forsmaller shortfall that many businesses are facing. For smaller members it will go a long way to restock and recover but these businesses have been starved of cash. That would have been closed for ten months by the time we reopen without any revenue. And the other loves would have been restricted trading. They are running out of cash and have a significant amount of overheads and the grants do not cover for them to amount of overheads and the grants do not coverfor them to break amount of overheads and the grants do not cover for them to break even. We are looking at business as under theirfingertips to we are looking at business as under their fingertips to reopen and we will need to look at future support. We know in the past they have been problems in the business even accessing the grants available. What can be done to fix that . Iloathed accessing the grants available. What can be done to fix that . Can be done to fix that . What we need now is can be done to fix that . What we need now is really can be done to fix that . What we need now is really streamline i need now is really streamline communication from government to local government and for local government to act early. It is so good we had the announcement today rather than at the 31st Of March so local authorities can process these grants. We urge them to make use of automatic mechanisms to get the money to businesses as quickly as they can. We need it released quickly. To get into Bank Accounts early so they can restock and plan to reopen. Early so they can restock and plan to reo en. � , early so they can restock and plan to reopen early so they can restock and plan to reoen. � ,. ,. , to reopen. Theres been quite a lot of hel or to reopen. Theres been quite a lot of help or support to reopen. Theres been quite a lot of help or support for to reopen. Theres been quite a lot of help or support for hospitality i of help or support for Hospitality Businesses that are venue based, what about Hospitality Businesses that are not specifically venue based, for example events company. That has been a difficulty throughout. The support has been aimed at rent paying companies. Many other companies, they have had much less support and we are waiting to see if there is any detail in the increase of other grants. We urge to look at the monies already received an if there are unspent discretionary funds, to ensure it goes to those on the supply change. Many get 95 of the revenue coming through from hospitality and to prioritise those businesses and tourism businesses for the disposal of those funds. How has this lockdown affected hospitality . Going into the first lockdown, that was three months, that was difficult enough but those businesses have cash funds coming through from Profitable Trading period at christmas. This through from Profitable Trading period at christmas. Period at christmas. This time around we period at christmas. This time around we went period at christmas. This time around we went into period at christmas. This time around we went into lockdown period at christmas. This time i around we went into lockdown in january at our lowest tab, we have lost 60 of revenue, many businesses have been disrupted being in the tier system for a long period of time, and of course over till 0ctober, time, and of course over till october, when they were allowed to reopen, they only work for two weeks they have no cash reserves, running out of cash, only one in five businesses said they had enough cash to get through the period. So this is about getting them through as a temporary plaster but we will need business ready support, and as katie said, to be ready for hospitality to recover and then build an economic recovery. Recover and then build an economic recove. ,. ,. , ~ recover and then build an economic recove. ,. ,. , recovery. Kate nicholls, thank you very much recovery. Kate nicholls, thank you very much indeed. Recovery. Kate nicholls, thank you very much indeed. We recovery. Kate nicholls, thank you very much indeed. We will recovery. Kate nicholls, thank you very much indeed. We will see i recovery. Kate nicholls, thank you very much indeed. We will see on| very much indeed. We will see on wednesday when we see the chancellors budget. It isjust after past seven. Thank you for your pictures of the sunshine yesterday. We will show you pictures of that later. Ben, there is more on the way . Later. Ben, there is more on the wa . , � later. Ben, there is more on the wa . , ~ later. Ben, there is more on the wa . ,� , later. Ben, there is more on the wa . ,~ , way . Yes and you can send your ictures way . Yes and you can send your pictures to way . Yes and you can send your pictures to the way . Yes and you can send your pictures to the bbc way . Yes and you can send your pictures to the bbc weather i way . Yes and you can send your pictures to the bbc weather watchers online be our weather watchers have been out and about early, there is the sun coming up the big beautiful start in north yorkshire, but if you are starting your day in norfolk, you may be looking at those sunny scenes with envy because there is fog to be had copied their areas of low cloud and fog trapped underneath this area of High Pressure, quite a lot of fog and mist and murkiness across parts of Eastern England through parts of east wales, West Midlands, one or two for Northern Ireland in southern scotland as well. Much of that will lift and then clear and we will see some sunny spells but some could linger for eastern coast of england. Areas of low cloud across the south of england and generally speaking more cloud across Northern Ireland, particularly Western Scotland for the far West Of Scotland that coco produced the Odd Spot Of Rain. Generally light skies and sunny for most, breezy through English Channel coasts and top temperatures of ten, 11 or 12 degrees, it could be good and that around some of the coasts where you stick with that low cloud and murkiness. As we had to to know, and murkiness. As we had to to know, a some clear spells as well, you can see this cloud, mist and fog expanding across the southern half of england into wales with fog patches for Northern Ireland and scotland. Where you keep skies clear for longest is where it will be coldest, some freezing or a little bit below. Into tomorrow, for some south eastern parts of the uk, all the way into wales and the midlands, actually, we will start off with some cloud, some mist and fog, that will really struggle to clear through the days to be the best of the sunshine across Northern Ireland, scotland, North West England, maybe, brightening in the south later on. Temperatures will depend on how much since sign you see, the brightest around 10 degrees, we stick with cloud and fog for some of these eastern coasts, maybe four or five degrees. Tuesday, similar, mistand maybe four or five degrees. Tuesday, similar, mist and fog around, particularly murky conditions for some of these north sea coast, i think, temperature wise, seven, ten or 11 degrees. The highest about where we have the best of the sunshine. As we move into wednesday, there is a slight change, a little Weather Feature that could bring some showers down towards the south in particular. At the end of the week, High Pressure takes charge again but this area of High Pressure is building down from the north. We will pick up more of a northerly wind across the british isles, so that will take the temperatures heading downwards copy you can see Single Digits for all of us pretty much as we head towards the end of the week. There will still be a little dry weather by this stage, they could be some showers around as well, things will start to turn wintry across parts of north east scotland, and wherever you do see clear skies, well, the notes will be rather cold with a potential for some frost and possibly fog as well. So, were heading into march to the coming week, temperatures if anything will be heading downwards but at least it is dry and that makes a bit of a change from last weekend with some places seeing enough rain to give issues with flooding. So i think dry weather will be welcome. Roger and sally, back to use wr right. Will be welcome. Roger and sally, back to use wr right. Thank you very much indeed back to use wr right. Thank you very much indeed. It back to use wr right. Thank you very much indeed. It is back to use wr right. Thank you very much indeed. It is 7 20am. Back to use wr right. Thank you very much indeed. It is 7 20am. We i back to use wr right. Thank you very much indeed. It is 7 20am. We are i back to use wr right. Thank you very| much indeed. It is 7 20am. We are on until 9am this morning on bbc one at nine. Breakfast and sally one scoop of the year at the Royal Television society awards. Andrew marr, congratulations. Society awards. Andrew marr, congratulations. Very well done. That is very congratulations. Very well done. That is very kind congratulations. Very well done. That is very kind of congratulations. Very well done. That is very kind of you. Congratulations. Very well done. That is very kind of you. Your i congratulations. Very well done. L that is very kind of you. Your turn will come possibly next year, i think, definitely going to happen. Anyway, it is of course the budget on wednesday, a very big day for the chancellor of the exchequer, for the government, and indeed, for many of the rest of us. Rishi sunak, the chancellor, will be in here to ask questions around the decisions he will announce. And i am joined questions around the decisions he willannounce. And i amjoined In The Studio by Anneliese Dodds of the shadow chancellor. Labour has set its face against tax increases, and for business. We will ask about that. And finally, Stacey Abrahams is one of the big rising stars of the Democratic Party of the United States, a georgia politician, she comes in with putting jump out of the white house. Shejoins me as well and she is telling me that she does not expect there to be a female president of the United States before long. She herself would like to run for thatjob is andrew, thank you very much indeed. Brute to run for that job is andrew, thank you very much indeed. You very much indeed. We will see ou at you very much indeed. We will see you at nine you very much indeed. We will see you at nine a. M. Travelling the length of the british mainland coast is no mean feat. At almost 18,000 kilometres long, completing the distance can be a gruelling task. However, thats exactly what brendon prince, from torquay, has set out to do but on a stand up paddleboard. If he succeeds, hell set a world record. Lets see brendon in action. Music techno music lets have a chat to brendon, fittingly on the beach in torbay, in devon this morning. Devon this morning. Looks lovely. Good Morning Devon this morning. Looks lovely. Good morning yes, devon this morning. Looks lovely. Good morning yes, the devon this morning. Looks lovely. Good morning yes, The Sun I Devon this morning. Looks lovely. Good morning yes, the sun has i devon this morning. Looks lovely. I good morning yes, the sun has come up good morning yes, the sun has come up behind me and it was a bit windy but it is a good morning. Just exlain but it is a good morning. Just explain why but it is a good morning. Just explain why you but it is a good morning. Just explain why you are taking on this challenge . Explain why you are taking on this challente . ~ ,. ,. , i. Explain why you are taking on this challente . ~ ,. , challenge . Well, yeah, as you said earlier, it challenge . Well, yeah, as you said earlier. It is challenge . Well, yeah, as you said earlier, it is quite challenge . Well, yeah, as you said earlier, it is quite a challenge . Well, yeah, as you said earlier, it is quite a big challenge . Well, yeah, as you said earlier, it is quite a big challenge i earlier, it is quite a big challenge so it needs to have a big motivation to help me do it, achieve it. So, a few years ago, five years ago, i was involved in an incident with the reedy souls lost as an off duty lifeguard, as i was then, and a teacher, a school teacher, who has done water safety for the last 25 years. It had a profound impact on my life. Basically changed my life. I gave up teaching to teach water safety full time. And about a year ago i thought, what can i do that would really make an impact to actually get the message of water safety into homes where normally i would not be able to get that message . I thought, would not be able to get that message . Ithought, lets would not be able to get that message . I thought, lets do something i enjoy, stand up paddleboarding, and taken a big challenge of. Than people like yourselves would want to interview me and i could spread water safety messages. Me and i could spread water safety messates. ,. , messages. Tell me, what is that message . Messages. Tell me, what is that message . What messages. Tell me, what is that message . What are messages. Tell me, what is that message . What are you messages. Tell me, what is that message . What are you trying i messages. Tell me, what is that | message . What are you trying to encourage people to do . What do they need to do, how do they need to behave, what is the message you are trying to send . It behave, what is the message you are trying to send . Trying to send . If we look at the last couple trying to send . If we look at the last couple of trying to send . If we look at the last couple of days, trying to send . If we look at the last couple of days, weve i trying to send . If we look at the last couple of days, weve had i trying to send . If we look at the i last couple of days, weve had some glorious weather down here in torbay. The sun has come out, but it is february, which means the water is february, which means the water is at its coldest. I was paddling on one of my normal, daily training puddles. I came across 60 or 70 Paddle Borders on the water. Just as many swimmers. And the basic message, none of it is rocket science, making sure you have the right equipment, rate skills, you know and understand the conditions of the water and the weather, so you are not putting yourself or others at risk. � at risk. And, brendon, you are going to set off at the end at risk. And, brendon, you are going to set off at the end of at risk. And, brendon, you are going to set off at the end of april, i at risk. And, brendon, you are going to set off at the end of april, if i to set off at the end of april, if thatis to set off at the end of april, if that is right, isnt it . I guess you need decent conditions to do this . You dont want the water to be too choppy but you cannot really control it over such a Long Distance . Ihlo. It over such a Long Distance . No. Amen, it over such a Long Distance . No. Amen. The it over such a Long Distance . Iirm amen, the challenge has been it over such a Long Distance . Tip. Amen, the challenge has been tried a few times by different people but have never succeeded. The conditions we have on an island are so mixed and varied. If you look behind me, there is some real chop in the water, whichjust means i was paddling earlier, yeah, it is cold and wet and not very pleasant. The conditions can be varied, but that is the whole point of the challenge. It is going to be fun, exciting and challenging. It is going to be fun, exciting and challenging challenging. Brendon, the british coast has some challenging. Brendon, the british coast has some very challenging. Brendon, the british coast has some very intricate i challenging. Brendon, the british i coast has some very intricate parts to it. What other parts you are going to be most challenged by . Well. Its funny, people say surely it is all about scotland and how bad it is all about scotland and how bad it is all about scotland and how bad it is going to be on the west coast of scotland. And yes, that will be, that will be treacherous. The planning involved to make sure the sessions are a safe are paramount. But equally, going around lands end, the lizard, portland, you have to really understand the way the water moves to make sure you are safe as you are doing this. Is a big challenge, im really excited about it. �. ,. , challenge, im really excited about it. Brendon, you reckon three months. It. Brendon, you reckon three months, about it. Brendon, you reckon three months, about 90 it. Brendon, you reckon three months, about 90 days i it. Brendon, you reckon three months, about 90 days to i it. Brendon, you reckon three months, about 90 days to do| it. Brendon, you reckon three i months, about 90 days to do this . You are not on the board the whole time . Presumably, tent . B bs . I am time . Presumably, tent . B bs . I am not doint time . Presumably, tent . B bs . I am not doin it time . Presumably, tent . B bs . I am not doing it with time . Presumably, tent . B bs . I am not doing it with a time . Presumably, tent . B bs . Tarn not doing it with a boat. I am coming into harbours and the beach after every session. Some days will be 1214 after every session. Some days will be 12 14 hours, some will be 6 7, because they will be going with the tide and they may have to stop because going against the tide will because going against the tide will be hard work. I have a land crew with a van behind me. I will come back to sleep in that van every night or every day, because there will be occasions where i will be no paddling. Will be occasions where i will be no aaddlin. �. ,. � paddling. Brendon prince, were seeint paddling. Brendon prince, were seeing you paddling. Brendon prince, were seeing you your paddling. Brendon prince, were seeing you your board paddling. Brendon prince, were seeing you your board out i paddling. Brendon prince, were seeing you your board out of paddling. Brendon prince, were| seeing you your board out of that van. Im going to ask the question i was asked people taking on extreme events. What on earth do you eat to keep you going . Laughter the good news is you can eat anything, because i burn about 1000 calories each time. I have two refuel and keep that fuel going, otherwise i am going to. Hit a block on the board. Otherwise i am going to. Hit a block on the board. Otherwise i am going to. Hit a block on the board. Pretty much an hint. Block on the board. Pretty much anything we block on the board. Pretty much anything. We wish block on the board. Pretty much anything. We wish you block on the board. Pretty much anything. We wish you well. I block on the board. Pretty much j anything. We wish you well. You block on the board. Pretty much i anything. We wish you well. You are hoping to raise £200,000 which will help a range of different water charities. Thank you for talking to us, and safe journey when you get under way in a weeks time. Thank ou, under way in a weeks time. Thank you. Dapper under way in a weeks time. Thank you. Dapper i under way in a weeks time. Thank you, dapper. I appreciate under way in a weeks time. Thank you, dapper. I appreciate your i under way in a weeks time. Thank i you, dapper. I appreciate your time. A lovely morning you, dapper. I appreciate your time. A lovely morning there. You, dapper. I appreciate your time. A lovely morning there. I you, dapper. I appreciate your time. A lovely morning there. I was i you, dapper. I appreciate your time. A lovely morning there. I was going| a lovely morning there. I was going to say the same thing a beautiful sunrise there. Coming up in the next half hour well catch up with mark 0rmrod the former royal marine who lost an arm and both legs in afghanistan as he continues training for his charity 5km run. Amazing story, that. Stay with us. Headlines are on the way. Hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. Theresjust over a week to go until all pupils return to the classroom in england. But from tomorrow, home testing kits will be available to families with children at school and college. The lateral flow devices will be available from 500 sites across the country, and households will be able to test for covid twice a week. Werejoined now by dr sakthi karunanithi. Director of Public Health for lancashire. Good morning. Thank you for taking the time to talk to us. Have we got enough of these lateral flow tests to meet that demand we have just spoken about . To meet that demand we have ust spoken abounfi to meet that demand we have ust spoken about . Yes, there are plans to have enormous spoken about . Yes, there are plans to have enormous amount spoken about . Yes, there are plans to have enormous amount of spoken about . Yes, there are plansj to have enormous amount of supply spoken about . Yes, there are plans i to have enormous amount of supply in our communities as we go towards schools are coming back because it is important to test those who may have asymptomatic infection. The higher the levels of infection the higher the levels of infection the higher variants. We also need to support families to isolate when they do test positive. That goes hand in hand and even more important is getting the Vaccination Programme going faster in communities with high level of infection. We continued to also follow the guidelines. There is a way to go before infections come down. Hope guidelines. There is a way to go before infections come down. How do the do before infections come down. How do they do these before infections come down. How do they do these tests. Before infections come down. How do they do these tests. We before infections come down. How do they do these tests. We have before infections come down. How do they do these tests. We have been i they do these tests. We have been doing them at work for quite some weeks. A slightly strange process but one that has to be done. It is weeks. A slightly strange process but one that has to be done. It is a bit uncomfortable. But one that has to be done. It is a bit uncomfortable. Once but one that has to be done. It is a bit uncomfortable. Once you i but one that has to be done. It is a bit uncomfortable. Once you get i but one that has to be done. It 3 bit uncomfortable. Once you get used to it once or twice, it becomes part of our routine and that is what we try to achieve, that testing becomes a normal part of our lives as we adapt to coronavirus. Initially it will be offered in schools to pupils and increasingly people will be able to come and collect it. Hopefully close to where people live but they can also get it on line. The close to where people live but they can also get it on line. Can also get it on line. The swab is the uncomfortable can also get it on line. The swab is the uncomfortable bit. Can also get it on line. The swab is the uncomfortable bit. We can also get it on line. The swab is the uncomfortable bit. We are can also get it on line. The swab is i the uncomfortable bit. We are seeing some pictures. The nasal swab has to go up your nose back up your childs nose. � , go up your nose back up your childs nose. , � ,. ,. , , nose. Thats right and that is why the tests can nose. Thats right and that is why the tests can be nose. Thats right and that is why the tests can be done nose. Thats right and that is why the tests can be done at nose. Thats right and that is why the tests can be done at home. L nose. Thats right and that is why i the tests can be done at home. The results come back immediately, within 30 minutes and then we can upload the test results into the system so we can help families with isolation so that is a simple process we are asking our families to do in the coming weeks and months which is very important for us to sustain the situation stop if you get a positive test under these lateral flow test, you go on to a lavatory assessed test . Thats right, none of these tests are 100 accurate. It is possible that someone may be having a false positive and we do not want to unnecessarily disrupt their lives. Theres more guidance and detail coming to support families to access these tests. You coming to support families to access these tests these tests. You mentioned the su ort these tests. You mentioned the support necessary these tests. You mentioned the support necessary if these tests. You mentioned the support necessary if people these tests. You mentioned the support necessary if people do | these tests. You mentioned the support necessary if people do have a positive test and need to isolate. Just explain what mott needs to be done . What more. Just explain what mott needs to be done . What more. Done . What more. Testing is as aood as done . What more. Testing is as good as the done . What more. Testing is as good as the support done . What more. Testing is as good as the support for done . What more. Testing is as good as the support for families, l good as the support for families, particularly those living in deprived situations and disadvantage conditions. For example, not being able to pay for their bills for the time they are isolating. Much quicker access to support and including support through their employees is absolutely essential if the programme is to be successful. Obviously you need parents, if it is with schoolchildren, you need them to buy into doing this and also, once the tests are able to be done at home and you know how to do them and children know what is involved, you actually have to do them because there is no one there to ensure you are doing them . It is there is noone there to ensure you are doing them . Are doing them . It is a huge ask on families. Simple are doing them . It is a huge ask on families. Simple instructions are doing them . It is a huge ask on families. Simple instructions come | families. Simple instructions come with the testing kit but it is a huge responsibility on all of us to do our part in it during the pandemic and it does involve regular testing. Hopefully, not for long but at least for some months to come, especially in working age population which is not largely vaccinated, it is important to find the virus, particularly in asymptomatic individuals to prevent further infection. ,. ,. , ~ infection. You are talking from lancashire, it has had some quite high case rates and restrictions for longer than other parts of the country. What are the latest figures in your part of the country . Lancashire like many other towns across the country but particularly in the north of the country have higher levels of infection compared to say london and at the south west. We are very used to and thanks to our residents and citizens who are very cooperative in following guidance, and we are very used to doing this must Community Testing and businesses are cooperating but there is a residual structural issue, the type ofjobs, living conditions, that makes them more at risk and vulnerable and leading to this residual infection and it is concerning that if we do not follow the advice or the vaccination product does not go faster in areas like lancashire we risk the situation of not only infections remaining high, but there is the risk down the line of variance emerging so what we do now is a country to level up inequalities doesnt match up most when we enter into the rest of the year. Into the rest of the year. Thank you for talkinu into the rest of the year. Thank you for talking to into the rest of the year. Thank you for talking to us. Into the rest of the year. Thank you for talking to us. We into the rest of the year. Thank you for talking to us. We are into the rest of the year. Thank you for talking to us. We are very for talking to us. We are very grateful. Time for sport and celebrations in wales for wales. It time for sport and celebrations in wales for wales. Wales for wales. It was. On a day like yesterday. Wales for wales. It was. On a day like yesterday, you wales for wales. It was. On a day like yesterday, you would wales for wales. It was. On a day like yesterday, you would have i like yesterday, you would have wanted it to be a full house. Imagine that. What a scene it would have been encountered. Alas that was not. But it would not matter to the players. It was a huge win. It was a really eventful game at the principality which leaves wales on course for a second six nations grand slam in three years. Couple of big talking points. That is the biggest score they produced against england. England said the referee didnt give them chance to get back into position when dan biggar took a quick kick allowing josh adams to score. The other when Louis Rees Zammit looked to have knocked on, but it stood as Liam Williams went on to touch down, much to the winger� s surpise. Ben youngs helped england level the match in the second half but wales pulled away with cory hill sealing a bonus point in the a0 points to 2a win. I think we showed character in the previous two games. We are not going to say we hadnt a bit of luck, as well, the bounce of the ball and decisions, what have you. But if it wasnt us itd be someone else. I still truly believe we are not the finished article. I thought we played quite a bit of ball in hand today. And we played in previous games and that got us into trouble as well so pretty pleased with how it went today. Wales were worthy winners. I was really pleased with how our players fought back. Got ourselves back to 24 24. Probably the last play summed up our day. We do some lovely attacking work. Get to a final pass, they intercept and they score down to the other and that is the difference in the game. So wales and france the only two teams still unbeaten, the title very much up for grabs, the destination of the wooden spoon though is certain. Its now six years since italy last won a game in the six nations. They remain bottom after ireland ran in six tries in a 48 10 win in rome. Keith earls rounding off the victory. We just have to keep improving our performances. This group is on a journey together. We would have liked to have had that performance earlier. It is not from want of trying. We just put some little fixes right. Manchester city seem to be getting everything right, extending their lead at the top of the Premier League with a 20th consecutive victory, beating west ham 2 1. John stones scored the winner in the second half to maintain their remarkable run. Theyre now 13 points clear at the top. West brom managed their first home victory in three months, beating brighton by a goal to nil. But there was so much more to it than that. Kyle ba rtley gave west brom an early lead but there was a chaotic few minutes in the first half when brightons lewis dunk took a quick free kick which was disallowed. Then allowed. Then disallowed again, after referee lee mason checked the touchline monitor, with prompting from the var assistant. On top of that, brighton missed two penalties. Quite the referess report. It is embarrassing. I have to come in and speak about it in front of the camera. Why doesnt he come here and speak about it. He said, can i take the free kick. Massive protests and the referee changed his mind. What was the explanation for changing his mind . Too much mayhem to get a conversation. He would not speak to me after halftime. Anwar el ghazi with the only goal for villa early on as they beat leeds, that leaves them within six points of the top four and newcastle had settle for a point after going ahead against wolves, through captain Jamaal Lascelles but they gave ruben neves the space to score an equaliser it finished i all. We have the Scottish League cup final to look forward to this afternoon, with stjohnstone taking On Livingstone at hampden park. In the premiership, Interim Celtic Bossjohn Kennedy got what he wanted in his first game since the resignation of neil lennon a win. Theyre still way behind the leaders rangers but 0dsonne eduoards deflected strike was enough to beat aberdeen. Motherwell and st mirren were saturdays other winners. To cricket and englands women played their third one dayer against new zealand in dunedin behind closed doors, after a Snap Lockdown in the country and the homeside restored some pride with a seven wicket victory. England had already won the series and Tammy Beaumont top scored with 88, as they made 220 but amelia kerr took four wickets before new zealand easily reached their victory target. They now play three t20 games, with wednesdays opener moved to wellington from auckland, where the tightest restrictions are in place. Britains sam bird won round two of the formula e season in saudi arabia his first victory for the jaguar team. The race finished while the safety car was out, because of a crash its birds tenth win in formula e, which puts him joint second on the all time leaderboard. John higgins has set up a final against ronnie osullivan, for the players championship snooker title in milton keynes. Higgins has been playing superbly this week and the result of his match against kyren wilson never looked in doubt he won by 6 frames to i. It is fairto it is fair to say he just wants to go out and enjoy himself. It suggests the result is irrelevant. He says hes quite enjoying nobody watching. He says hes quite enoying nobody watchinu. W. , watching. Peace and quiet. He ust noes watching. Peace and quiet. He ust goes about watching. Peace and quiet. He ust goes about his � watching. Peace and quiet. He ust goes about his business � watching. Peace and quiet. He ust goes about his business and h goes about his business and entertained as he often does. He misses entertained as he often does. He misses out on all the people coughing in the audience and blowing that noses. Another story were looking at this morning are the extraordinary scenes in exeter yesterday as a controlled detonation of a Second World War bomb took place, lets take a look. Explosion more than 2,600 households and University Of Exeter halls of residence were evacuated after that device was discovered on friday. So how many of these bombs are still around, and how do they go undetected for so long . Lets speak to Mike Sainsbury now, whose company deals in unexploded bombs. Good morning to you. You have encountered devices like this before. Fairly unusual to detonate a device like this . It is before. Fairly unusual to detonate a device like this . Device like this . It is a little bit unusual but device like this . It is a little bit unusual but it device like this . It is a little bit unusual but it is device like this . It is a little bit unusual but it is an device like this . It is a little bit unusual but it is an unusually i unusual but it is an unusually large bomb. I think the last time one of these were found five years ago, the first one in 30 years, they are technically a bit smaller and technically a bit smaller and technically you would remove them and detonate them somewhere safe. We are seeing pictures of the creator that it left. In fact, that is the bomb were seeing a picture of. What do you know about these particular bombs and why would it have been exactly where it was . This bombs and why would it have been exactly where it was . Bombs and why would it have been exactly where it was . This is due to a set of air exactly where it was . This is due to a set of air raids exactly where it was . This is due to a set of air raids in exactly where it was . This is due to a set of air raids in the exactly where it was . This is due to a set of air raids in the second a set of air raids in the Second World War not aimed at strategic targets but cultural cities. They were retaliation raids for the effectiveness of the Royal Air Force in germany. The germans targeted cities to demoralise us and that is where these bombs come from. How much of a risk where these bombs come from. How much of a risk are where these bombs come from. How much of a risk are they and how many more of them might still be around . We find quite large bombs quite routinely. If left alone and left in the ground, they are very low risk. It is only when they are discovered during construction that you have to be very careful during that first discovery. Be very careful during that first discove. , , be very careful during that first discovery be very careful during that first discove. , ,. , discovery. This has caused a fair bit of trouble discovery. This has caused a fair bit of trouble people discovery. This has caused a fair bit of trouble People Living discovery. This has caused a fair bit of trouble People Living in i discovery. This has caused a fair| bit of trouble People Living in the area. They had to be moved while they were working on detonating it. What are the procedures . The they were working on detonating it. What are the procedures . What are the procedures . The first thin is to what are the procedures . The first thing is to put what are the procedures . The first thing is to put in what are the procedures . The first thing is to put in an what are the procedures . The first thing is to put in an evacuation thing is to put in an evacuation zone. Just for safety purposes and then as they find out more about the bond, its size, how has it as it is, then the evacuation designed will be smaller. 500 metres is about standard for a bomb of this size. What are your main concerns when looking at the area this is in . Well, its mainly buildings and people all the buildings can act as a good blast shield. Although. You dont want anything vulnerable to be in the area and evacuate the people and reduce damage to any property or harm. Pond people and reduce damage to any property or harm property or harm. And in your situation. Property or harm. And in your situation, is property or harm. And in your situation, is the property or harm. And in your situation, is the ideal property or harm. And in your| situation, is the ideal scenario property or harm. And in your i situation, is the ideal scenario to be able to remove the bomb itself before detonation . And how do you go about doing that . X� fes. Before detonation . And how do you go about doing that . About doing that . Yes. I know in this instance about doing that . Yes. I know in this instance it about doing that . Yes. I know in this instance it is about doing that . Yes. I know in this instance it is very about doing that . Yes. I know in this instance it is very rare about doing that . Yes. I know in this instance it is very rare that i this instance it is very rare that people can do that, particularly to defuse the bomb, that effectively makes it safe, then you remove the bomb and find a nice area that is nice and safe or some distance away from any population, and then detonated. Detonate it. These harriman bonds make it very difficult to do that. They are more sinister. Hermann bombs. Shore sinister. Hermann bombs. Are these generally sinister. Hermann bombs. Are these generally found by a member of these generally found by a member of the public . Ho. These generally found by a member of the ublic . , ~ these generally found by a member of the ublic . ,. ,. , these generally found by a member of the ublic . ,. , , the public . No. We has a business ma oo the public . No. We has a business may go looking the public . No. We has a business may go looking for the public . No. We has a business may go looking for them, the public . No. We has a business may go looking for them, but may go looking for them, but generally in construction we come across them when they are excavated. Most are fairly deeply buried. The public tripping over one on their dog walk is exceptionally rare. Thank you for making us feel very safe as we go for our fresh air walk today. Talking about safe bomb disposal and that device. It has been a bright, sunny weekend for most of us. And many of you have been sending in your pictures. They look amazing. Thank you very much for sending them absolutely adorable photographs. This one is by jayne, featuring the dogs freddie and flo. And ashley has sent this. Very cinematic. The sun setting last night near bristol. And very cinematic. The sun setting last night near bristol. Night near bristol. And a frosty mornino night near bristol. And a frosty morning yesterday, night near bristol. And a frosty morning yesterday, kevin night near bristol. And a frosty morning yesterday, kevin took| night near bristol. And a frosty morning yesterday, kevin took this picture. Thank you, kevin. Very beautiful. picture. Thank you, kevin. Very beautiful beautiful. And finally, these. Brilliant others beautiful. And finally, these. Brilliant others taking beautiful. And finally, these. Brilliant others taking brothers brilliant others taking brothers taking a moment to chill out on their walk in south wales. It taking a moment to chill out on their walk in south wales. It was a olorious their walk in south wales. It was a glorious day. Their walk in south wales. It was a glorious day, yesterday. Their walk in south wales. It was a glorious day, yesterday. Keep their walk in south wales. It was a i glorious day, yesterday. Keep those pictures coming to us. You can email us at bbcbreakfast bbc. Co. Uk or you can tweet us at bbcbreakfast. Heres ben with a look at this mornings weather. Hello sally and roger. Yes, for most of us it is another fine looking day. This is the scene from one of our weather watchers in thompson, devon, not far from where that bomb was detonated in exeter. , calmer sens overhead, thankfully, this morning. But for some it is not as straightforward when there is fog around, trapped under this area of High Pressure, the High Pressure responsible for the unsettled weather. It is strapping some fog at the moment across parts of Eastern England through east wales, the West Midlands. One or two patches the northern and southern lenders well, much of that will lift and clear through the day but it will stay quiet murky. Some cloud lapping into the English Channel coasts from time to time. And more cloud through Northern Ireland in Western Scotland, that i was to scotland seeing the odd splash of rain, but the most, is sunny with light winds. Breezier than yesterday down towards the towards the south to england and temperatures are in the sunny spots up temperatures are in the sunny spots up to ten or 12 degrees, but it will be cooler than that if you get stuck with cloud for any of time. To this evening and tonight its these great. Cloud towards the north West Of Scotland and some areas below cloud, stand fog feeling back in across england and wales thus mist and fog filling in. Some areas freezing or below, but in the south you will notice the extra cloud rolling in, quite a grey and murky status and southern parts of england, into the midlands, east anglia, wales, yorkshire, some dense fog tomorrow morning which could lingerfor lingerfor a good part of the day. And places like aberdeen could stay great throughout the day. Elsewhere, good sunshine, the best of that, nine or 10 degrees. Some of these eastern coastal counties will struggle in one or two places if it stays, heading to four or five. Similar weather on tuesday, its hard to predict at this stage the weather, but most of it clearing. Template is down a bit and a few showers starting to develop down towards the south west. Temperatures. It will be rolling in on wednesday, those heavy showers across southern areas before the end of the week, High Pressure takes charge but a different orientation of the High Pressure. What that means is winds will be coming down from the north, what that means it will be turning a bit cooler. This week takes us into the start of march where temperatures will be dropping away by the end of the week. Clearly a fume injury few wintry showers coming in. Warmer where we have clear skies but for most of us it will remain dry. Back to you. Thank you. A lot of you are sending pictures in from this morning, people up and about, out and around, walking the dog, having and around, walking the dog, having a strong. Me and around, walking the dog, having a strono. ~ and around, walking the dog, having a strono. ,. ,. , a strong. We will show them before the end of the a strong. We will show them before the end of the programme. A strong. We will show them before the end of the programme. Or the end of the programme. Or earlier. , , earlier. You may remember yesterday we soke earlier. You may remember yesterday we spoke to earlier. You may remember yesterday we spoke to mark earlier. You may remember yesterday we spoke to mark allman, mark 0rmrod, a former Royal Marine Commando who was told he would never walk again after losing both his legs and arm in afghanistan. Now he has smashed his fundraising target of £5,000 when this video of him training for a charity run went viral. And since appearing on breakfast, mark has now raised over £35,000 for the charity reorg, which supports former military personnel. Markjoins us now. Were just seeing those pictures of you for your run. Please explain to the people who didnt see yesterday, we saw you running than file and getting back up again. Just talk us through that process and what is so challenging about this for you . Well, i havent ran for about three years. So that initial training run was just blowing out the cobwebs and trying to relearn the correct technique for running. We are going for a great distance, and on the final lap, well be going back in just of the bench finish up and a bit of the soul of my running blade had run away and the carbon at the tarmac makes it like eyes. So i slipped, ifell down, but we were right at the end. So ijust got back up right at the end. So ijust got back up to finish it off. And that was it. ~. , ~ up to finish it off. And that was it. ~. ~. , up to finish it off. And that was it. Mark, what is your reaction to the way in it. Mark, what is your reaction to the way in which it. Mark, what is your reaction to the way in which your it. Mark, what is your reaction toj the way in which your fundraising has completely gone through the roof, hasnt it . Its incredible. It was. Yesterday, when i walk from here to my front room and my wife went back on, i had 800 notifications. People had donated. It didnt stop even this morning when i woke up, i think it got to £6,500, and it has been incredible. So many comments on social media, hundreds of people sharing the link, and loads of people really getting behind this, which is phenomenal. What is happening today . Laughter my coach, ben, also a royal unanno my coach, ben, also a royal marine, instructor, my coach, ben, also a royal marine, instructor, he my coach, ben, also a royal marine, instructor, he has spent months growing instructor, he has spent months growing a instructor, he has spent months growing a glorious golden mullet. Ye said he growing a glorious golden mullet. Ye said he would get rid of it at £20,000. We have smashed through. So we went £20,000. We have smashed through. So we went to £20,000. We have smashed through. So we went to his house and his wife has shaved his mullet of. You we went to his house and his wife has shaved his mullet of. Has shaved his mullet of. You are doino has shaved his mullet of. You are doing him has shaved his mullet of. You are doing him a has shaved his mullet of. You are doing him a favour. Has shaved his mullet of. You are doing him a favour. He looks like| has shaved his mullet of. You are i doing him a favour. He looks like an 80s footballer 80s footballer dont tell him that, dont tell him 80s footballer dont tell him that, dont tell him that. 80s footballer dont tell him that, dont tell him that. I 80s footballer dont tell him that, dont tell him that. I think 80s footballer dont tell him that, dont tell him that. I think he 80s footballer dont tell him that, dont tell him that. I think he will l dont tell him that. I think he will apply for a new badge after that. And please explain reorg, where is the money going . The money going . Reorg is an organisation the money going . Reorg is an organisation that the money going . Reorg is an organisation that initially the money going . Reorg is an. Organisation that initially started with brazilian jujitsu to help people like myself who are injured or have suffered mental trauma to rehabilitate. You know, to show them that there are lots of things they can still do, things that were perhaps taken away from them before the injuries, and we have bran stark now into Emergency Services with the police, the fire brigade, the ambulance. And we will travel around the country when we are allowed. We have expanded. And those people who have struggled because of what we have gone through, and help them through jujitsu to start with and building a really Good Community of people and empowering environment. Mark, how important is it for you . Do you feel what you are doing is setting an example to people who may be struggling to show that anything is possible . Be struggling to show that anything is ossible . . Be struggling to show that anything is ossible . , is possible . Yeah, i said yesterday, i think we as is possible . Yeah, i said yesterday, i think we as a is possible . Yeah, i said yesterday, i think we as a collective is possible . Yeah, i said yesterday, i think we as a collective recently i i think we as a collective recently have just forgotten what we are actually capable of achieving and how resilient we are as human beings. And that video yesterday, thatis beings. And that video yesterday, that is of the kind of feedback i got from it. People are going out, running themselves, people getting injured themselves or people who havent ran for a long time getting back into it, a phenomenal byproduct of it. I think we only to just look in the mirrorand of it. I think we only to just look in the mirror and remember as human beings how capable and phenomenal we actually are. Beings how capable and phenomenal we actuall are. . �. Beings how capable and phenomenal we actuall are. � ,. ,. , beings how capable and phenomenal we actuall are. � ,. , actually are. Thats a really good message actually are. Thats a really good message we actually are. Thats a really good message. We are actually are. Thats a really good message. We are looking actually are. Thats a really good message. We are looking at actually are. Thats a really good message. We are looking at pictures of you running now. It was 2007 you were blown up in afghanistan, you competed at the invictus games. Having been told you would never walk again, you would never get out of a wheelchair, it must have been a difficult time, then, mark, but what you are doing is so inspiring yeah. I am always you are doing is so inspiring yeah. I am always honest you are doing is so inspiring yeah. I am always honest about i am always honest about the load times. The lowest of the low times. The lowest of the low times. That was the lowest. I contemplated suicide. I was only 2a years old. I couldnt face potentially living the rest of my life that way. Got me down. I had good people around me, and a set goals. They help me achieve those goals. They help me achieve those goals. And i got better. I got a mentor and i realised what was possible with the technology and support groups out there. Ijust threw myself into that and my whole life became about being part of a team and regaining my movements. That is so inspiring. Your run will be in the next few weeks. Mark 0rmrod there. Fantastic. What a guy. Were here on the bbc news channel until nine this morning, and coming up in the next hour as this years awards season kicks off, well take a look at some of the british talent in with a chance of winning a golden globe at tonights ceremony. Well hear from the mother and son, who, afterfleeing from syria four years ago, have now both been offered places on the same course at university. That could be interesting all of that still to that could be interesting all of that still to come that could be interesting all of that still to come on that could be interesting all of that still to come on the that could be interesting all of that still to come on the bbc i that could be interesting fm. Of that still to come on the bbc news channel. But this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. Thank ou so goodbye to viewers on bbc one. Thank you so much goodbye to viewers on bbc one. Thank you so much for goodbye to viewers on bbc one. Thank you so much for all goodbye to viewers on bbc one. Thank you so much for all your goodbye to viewers on bbc one. Thank you so much for all your pictures, their fantastic. You so much for all your pictures, theirfantastic. Brilliant, their fantastic. Brilliant, brilliant pictures theirfantastic. Brilliant, brilliant pictures that be have a good day. Thanks for watching. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. Our Headlines Today. A £5 billion boost for pubs, shops and restaurants in england worst hit by the pandemic. Families of School Age Children in england will be offered two rapid covid tests a week. The moment an unexploded bomb from the Second World War was detonated in exeter. Wales win the triple crown with victory over england in cardiff and remain on course for a six nations grand slam. And the show must go on but will there be british success at the Golden Globes tonight . Good morning, the weather is looking mostly dry for the last day of february and into the start of march but it wont always be sunny, there will be some mist and fog to contend with, too. All the details on the way. Its sunday 28th february. Our top story. Pubs, shops and other businesses in england will be boosted by a £5 billion Government Grant to help them reopen safely as Lockdown Restrictions are eased. Companies will be able to apply for a one off payment which will replace the current monthly grant system. The measure will be outlined by the chancellor in his budget on wednesday. Our business correspondent, katie prescott, reports. The first signs of spring and with them hope of new beginnings for businesses as lockdown eases but it has not been an easy ride. Despite government support, salons like this one still have rents and overheads. We cant do takeaway haircuts, we cant go into peoples homes. There is no way a hair salon or beauty salon can pivot or make any income during these lockdowns so when we are shut, we are losing money every day. To help reopen their doors, the government is offering new one off grants to businesses that have been forced to close by covid, replacing the current monthly grant scheme. Nonessential retailers will receive up to £6,000 for each shop they own. Hospitality, gyms and Beauty Business will get up to £18,000 per premises as theyre due to open with more restrictions later in the year. Overall 700,000 businesses will be eligible and they will be distributed by local authorities in england from april. Some businesses say it is not enough. Although the £18,000 is fantastic, it is certainly something and it will help a lot of people, it is not going to help me very much. The larger salons, many of us are losing over £1,000 a day. That will not cover over half of a month we are closing down. Its not going to cover enough of the shortfall that our businesses are facing. For smaller members it will help are facing. For smaller members it will help to are facing. For smaller members it will help to restock and recover but these will help to restock and recover but these businesses have been starved of cash these businesses have been starved of cash by these businesses have been starved of cash. By the time we reopen they will have of cash. By the time we reopen they will have been closed for ten months of two will have been closed for ten months of two out will have been closed for ten months of two out of the last 14 and the last three of two out of the last 14 and the last three months will have been extremely restricted trading. In that package, businesses are hoping for an extension to the business rate holiday, the furlough scheme and lower vat. But the chancellor is treading a difficult path. Between spending to support Companies Like this and borrowing to pay for it means for the future of the countrys finances. Katie prescott, bbc news. Lets get the latest from our Political Correspondent Jonathan Blake now. What challenges will the budget present for the chancellor on wednesday . Good morning. There certainly are many challenges facing rishi sunak. I think the most immediate one for him, given what he has said so far in the run up to wednesdays budget, hes starting to address the huge levels of debt the government has got into, borrowing billions upon billions to pay for the support schemes and overall the response to the coronavirus pandemic. He has described it as a challenge himself, he said the economy is exposed and he said the economy is exposed and he needs to do something about it. So, its likely some taxes at least will rise. On wednesday, Corporation Tax has been talked about and potentially we read in the sunday times this morning that the income tax thresholds can be frozen. So while the rate of income tax went actually go up, something the conservatives promised at the last election, more people could end up paying more income taxes as their paying more income taxes as their pay rises. No comment on that from the treasury but it isnt denied by sources. We will have to wait until wednesday to see. The pandemic isnt over, of course. Another challenge is how long does the chancellor keep in place things like the fellow skin, increasing universal credit payments, to sustain the ongoing effects of the pandemic furlough scheme. There are political challenges, the conservatives had support at the last election from places and people they hadnt had for a long time and they will need to keep that if they want to stay in power. How does the chancellor go about spreading the investment . The government has talked about levelling up while maintaining the tory reputation for keeping taxes low. . Tory reputation for keeping taxes low. ,. , whole families and households with primary, Secondary School and college age children, will be able test themselves for coronavirus at home, twice a week, as part of plans for schools to re open to all pupils in england. The quick Turnaround Tests will be offered, regardless of whether anyone has any symptoms. Our health correspondent, naomi grimley, reports. If you live with a School Age Child in england, get ready to start using these the 30 minute tests also called lateral flow tests are already used in universities and by key workers. And scondary schools will be supplied with them as they open their doors again. This latest announcement means all children and anyone who lives with them, as well as people like bus drivers and carers, will be offered two tests per person each week. Health officials hope it will uncover hidden cases of the virus and break the chains of transmission. Testing has expanded greatly over the last few months and it is one important component of our battle against coronavirus. If anyone tests positive, they will need a laboratory checked test to double check the result. Naomi grimley, bbc news. Regulators in the United States have approved a third Covid Vaccine for use the single dose injection from johnson johnson. The jab, which can be stored in a fridge, instead of a freezer, is expected to be a Cost Effective alternative to the pfizer and moderna vaccines. The duke and Duchess Of Cambridge have been making a series of video calls to members of the public, urging them to put aside their concerns about the Covid Vaccine more than 19. 6 Million People have now had their first dose of the vaccine. Prince william and catherine were speaking online to families who have been shielding, and were about to receive their jabs. If with spoken to a lot of people about it. Weve got to keep it going said the younger generations thereve been further clashes in myanmar, where at least three where at least three people protesting against this months Military Coup are reported to have been shot dead by Security Forces. Over 400 people were arrested in the city of yangon. Police have moved swiftly to suppress new protests on city streets, firing live rounds and Rubber Bullets at demonstrators. The military seized power from the democratically elected government on february the first. The leaders of 60 black majority churches are joining forces today, to show support for the uks coronavirus Vaccination Programme. The aim of the project is to address and dispel concerns in black, asian and minority ethnic communities. Several thousand people have had to spend a second night away from their homes in exeter following the discovery of a Second World War bomb. The device was found on friday morning on a Building Site near the University Of Exeter and was detonated last night in a controlled explosion. Reporterjohn ayres is in exeter. John, as we understand it, the army says Safety Checks are still being carried out. It morning. Thats exactly the case at the moment. We dont know when people will be allowed to come back here. They went to great efforts to try and make the explosion safe yesterday. The bomb itself, which is quite large, it is 2. 5 metres long, they surrounded it and put it in a box. They built a wall around it with 400 tonnes of sand on top. They also dug trenches to try and reduce the shock when it went off. But it did send a huge plume of sand into the air about 100 feet and the explosion was heard as far as five miles away. It is understood the sound itself isnt a risk to Public Health, but today they have to check the properties to make sure there isnt any structural damage. There are claims debris was thrown 250 metres in the explosion. This has been very disruptive, lots of people had to move out of their properties, students. 2600 properties were actually affected and they had to either go to friends and family. That is what the police were suggesting. I spoke to a man who had nowhere to go, he had to stay in his car with a coffee. Hopefully he found somewhere overnight. As it stands, we are waiting to find out from the police when this work will be completed to make sure the area is safe and people can go back into their homes and student accommodation. Their homes and student accommodation. , ~. ,. , accommodation. Thank you. A lot of eo le accommodation. Thank you. A lot of people brushing accommodation. Thank you. A lot of people brushing up accommodation. Thank you. A lot of people brushing up on accommodation. Thank you. A lot of people brushing up on a accommodation. Thank you. A lot of people brushing up on a lot accommodation. Thank you. A lot of people brushing up on a lot of accommodation. Thank you. A lot ofj people brushing up on a lot of sand, by the sound of it. An Ornate Roman Chariot has been discovered by archaeologists in italy near the buried ancient city of pompeii. Its believed the four wheeled carriage would have been used for festivals or parades. Its a find thats been labelled exceptional because its so well preserved. Despite a volcanic eruption almost 2,000 years ago it remains incredibly almost entirely intact. 60 black Church Leaders will come together to deliver a powerful message about the covid 19 vaccine to their congregations today. Its after continued concerns about take up of the jab in black, asian and ethnic minority groups. One church, called jesus house in north london, will open as a pop up Vaccination Centre this afternoon. Pastor agu irukwu from the church joins us now. It morning, thank you for your time this morning. First of all, why do you feel this is so important . Why do you feel so passionately about this project and tackling it today . Because of the devastation this pandemic has caused to the world and be black and ethnic Minority Community has suffered in a disproportionate way. We just want to dispel some of the misinformation thatis to dispel some of the misinformation that is out there, bring correct information to the community so that people can take an informed decision with regards to the vaccine. Horse people can take an informed decision with regards to the vaccine. With regards to the vaccine. How do ou oo with regards to the vaccine. How do you go about with regards to the vaccine. How do you go about doing with regards to the vaccine. How do you go about doing that . With regards to the vaccine. How do you go about doing that . How with regards to the vaccine. How do you go about doing that . How do i with regards to the vaccine. How do i you go about doing that . How do you go about dispelling the myths . Weill. Go about dispelling the myths . Well, we have had go about dispelling the myths . Well, we have had seminars, go about dispelling the myths . M we have had seminars, question and answer sessions, weve spoken about it on sunday from the pulpit. We are just doing all of that to get the right information out there. Weve had sessions in smaller groups, weve got members of our community who are doctors and nurses and in the medical profession to speak about it. We brought in experts as well from outside of our community to talk about it. To talk about it. What do you say to the eo le to talk about it. What do you say to the people who to talk about it. What do you say to the people who are to talk about it. What do you say to the people who are expressing the people who are expressing concerns about being vaccinated themselves . What is your message to them . Themselves . What is your message to them . ,. ,. Them . The first over them. We understand them . The first over them. We understand they them . The first over them. We understand they are them . The first over them. We understand they are legitimate j understand they are legitimate concerns and so we address them. Whatever those concerns are, there are three or four major ones that p0p up are three or four major ones that pop up all the time and so we just make sure we address them and i lay theirfears. We bring information to them, put ourselves forward as examples. Some of us have already had the vaccine, especially those who are working for the nhs and those of us who havent, have told our congregations that we are going to take the vaccines. Most of us are going to take the vaccines when it comes to our turn. Comes to our turn. Jesus house is o onenin comes to our turn. Jesus house is opening a comes to our turn. Jesus house is opening a popup comes to our turn. Jesus house is opening a popup vaccination comes to our turn. Jesus house is i opening a popup Vaccination Centre opening a pop up Vaccination Centre today, how important is that . You talk about setting an example and leading the way, how important is it encouraged people to get vaccinated . It is very important because we are saying to people, if you are more comfortable coming to church come to the church and get vaccinated. Members of the church who they know part of the team that will be giving the vaccination are welcoming people, talking to people and doing the after care. They recognise those faces and it makes it, for some of them, it is a lot more reassuring. Its also our community that would not just talking about its also our community that would notjust talking about it, we are opening up Church Premises to be a pp� up opening up Church Premises to be a pop up Vaccination Centre as well. How big a problem is misinformation for you . Where is it coming from, how is it spread . It for you . Where is it coming from, how is it spread . How is it spread . It was a very big roblem. How is it spread . It was a very big problem i how is it spread . It was a very big problem. I think how is it spread . It was a very big problem. I think a how is it spread . It was a very big problem. I think a lot how is it spread . It was a very big problem. I think a lot of how is it spread . It was a very big problem. I think a lot of progress| problem. I think a lot of progress has been made over the last six weeks or so. Since we started addressing it. Notjust atjesus house but a lot of the churches within our community has started addressing it. It is what social media does and some of it comes from outside the country. From some very influential religious, christian leaders outside the country. Weve just got to counter it by bringing in the correct information so that people take an informed decision as to whether to have the vaccine or not. I must say, we have seen tremendous progress over the last 46 tremendous progress over the last 4 6 weeks since we started intentionally addressing it. The best of luck intentionally addressing it. The best of luck with today, thank you very much for your time. Best of luck with today, thank you very much for your time. Thank you. Lets very much for your time. Thank you. Lets have very much for your time. Thank you. Lets have a very much for your time. Thank you. Lets have a look very much for your time. Thank you. Lets have a look at very much for your time. Thank you. Lets have a look at the very much for your time. Thank you. Lets have a look at the weather lets have a look at the weather forecast. It looks like a glorious start today in many places. Anyone having a sunday lion start today in many places. Anyone having a sunday [ion is missing out, believe you me. This was how it looked for one of our weather watchers in powys. A lovely start early on in the Scottish Highlands as well. High pressure firmly in charge at the moment, that is why its dry. A lot of sunshine to be had, yes, but underneath this high we have areas of cloud and fog. It is quite foggy in england, one or two patches in mid wales and the midlands, Northern Ireland, southern scotland. Generally there will be a bit more cloud across Northern Ireland and Western Scotland, that could get cs, ireland and Western Scotland, that could get the ireland and Western Scotland, that could get the odd spot mist the far West Of Scotland today. Mist and murk could lingerfor some eastern coast areas of england. Elsewhere it will clear and long spells of sunshine. Light winds for the majority, breezy than yesterday across the south coast of england. In the best of the sunshine, highs between ten and 13. Through this evening and tonight, remaining dry. The way some areas of cloud across North West Scotland and this slump of cloud, mr hunter will roll in across the southern half of england, into wales and if you fog patches. Temperatures getting down to freezing, maybe a couple of degrees below. Tomorrow we will have this area of cloud, and and fog across the southern half of the uk, some of that struggling to clear. Into monday afternoon there should be quite a lot of sunshine for Northern Ireland. I think it will brighten up for the south coast and south wales as well. If you get stuck with cloud and fog for some of these eastern coastal counties for example, you may get to four or five degrees. Similar weather on tuesday, quite hard to predict exactly where the cloud and fog will be. Good spells of sunshine. If anything temperatures coming down just a little bit and we will see some showers pushing on towards the far south west, courtesy of this Weather Feature. It could bring the odd heavy shower to southern areas particularly on wednesday. The High Pressure coming down from the north bringing some somewhat cooler air with it. This is the outlook for the week ahead. Stain largely dry, there will be some spells of sunshine and the nights have the potential to be chilly staying largely dry. Ahead of last weekend when rain brought flooding, this coming week looks dry. Some sunshine to enjoy for many of us today. While on the subject of sunshine has the brighter weather helped perk us up from our lockdown fatigue . From our lockdown well find out how the warmer temperatures can boost our Mental Health with gp dr rachel ward who will also be rounding up the latest vaccine news. Good morning. The thing with the first lockdown was that it happened through last spring and many people found that the weather and everything else, they were able to get out and about. From a Mental Health point of view it was easier to deal with than this one. ,. , y it was easier to deal with than this one. ,. , ~ it was easier to deal with than this one. , ~ one. Absolutely. I think the last few da s one. Absolutely. I think the last few days have one. Absolutely. I think the last few days have been one. Absolutely. I think the last few days have been a one. Absolutely. I think the last few days have been a real one. Absolutely. I think the lastj few days have been a real boost one. Absolutely. I think the last few days have been a real boost for everyone. Weve seen light mornings, longer days and some sunshine. I think the most important thing is that people get outside. It is so good for you physically and mentally to get outside. Of course, the last few months when its been really cold, snowy and wet, you are far less likely to. I think at the moment we are feeling a bit hopeful with these lovely bright days and most importantly, get outside. If you havent done so yet, do enjoy the weather and get the benefits of being out there. The the weather and get the benefits of being out there. Being out there. The key thing to reiterate is. Being out there. The key thing to reiterate is, get being out there. The key thing to reiterate is, get outside being out there. The key thing to reiterate is, get outside but being out there. The key thing to reiterate is, get outside but stick to the rules, because we are still only supposed to be socially distanced and only meet one person outside because lockdown rules havent yet been relaxed. That is correct. Although havent yet been relaxed. That is correct. Although we havent yet been relaxed. That is correct. Although we know havent yet been relaxed. That is correct. Although we know that i havent yet been relaxed. That is i correct. Although we know that the risk of contracting covid 19 is lower outside, it isnt impossible. At the moment the rules are that you can meet one other person to go for some exercise or you can exercise outdoors with your household. It is really important to stick to that. We all want to meet other people and see people in groups but we arent there yet. 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Yes, this is really, i really positive and step forward of the return of our children to school and keeping our children at school, most importantly. We know how crucial it is that children go back to school and this is yet another way of keeping covid 19 out of the classroom. The idea is that Secondary School pupils, staff and households will be offered lateral flow testing to do twice a week. The reason for doing this is basically it will pick up those people who have asymptomatic covid 19. One in three people will have no symptoms which is why it so difficult to stop the spread. The tests are not the most pleasant thing in the world but they arent bad at all. Ive been doing lateral flow tests for a long time. Ive been doing regular tests throughout the pandemic. Generally it involves a swab in the nostril or and the back of the trait. It takes and the back of the trait. 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As you said, in some areas, the midlandsl said, in some areas, the midlands for example, we are seeing an increase in the rates. The rates are quite high again which is quite worrying. It tells us we arent able to stop keeping to the lockdown rules at the moment. We have to keep going with that because if we dont come the rates are going to rise. What we are worried about, weve kind of got this race at the moment with vaccinating and new variants emerging and rates rising. We need people to stick to the rules and stay apart, whilst we continue to protect people and get on top of things. Its really important to do that. . Things. Its really important to do that. ,. ,. , that. The mail on sunday today is very excited. That. The mail on sunday today is very excited, it that. The mail on sunday today is very excited, it says that. The mail on sunday today is very excited, it says a that. The mail on sunday today is very excited, it says a single that. 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Importantly, we are setup to deliver the vaccines everything is running smoothly and if we get the vaccines we will continue to roll it out well. As we go forward, we get more and more data about the vaccines and it is incredible the protection it offers. We know that it protects from the spread of covid 19 as well as stopping people getting unwell and stopping people from being hospitalised. It offers protection on many levels and its incredibly important people take it up. Thank ou. I important people take it up. Thank you i love important people take it up. Thank you i love the important people take it up. Thank you. I love the daffodils, important people take it up. Thank you. I love the daffodils, they important people take it up. Thank you. I love the daffodils, they look| you. I love the daffodils, they look absolutely beautiful. The Golden Globes usually kicks off the awards season with plenty of dazzle and red carpet glamour, but thanks to the pandemic tonights ceremony will be an entirely differerent affair. Theres high hopes for the british talent nominated, but the event has been marred by allegations of corruption, and criticism of the lack of diversity within the organisation that runs it. Our los angeles correspondent sophie long reports. Well, were two months into the year and so far everything appears to be just as strange as it was for the vast majority of last year. The Golden Globes will be no exception. This was last year, all the stars crammed onto one carpet. The excitement was palpable. Brad is a sequence and smiles sparkled in the sunshine, as sequins and smiles sparkled in the sunshine, it all seems like some kind of golden yesteryear. Now, instead of queueing for passes that could grant you access to some of the hottest people on the planet, we queue for three separate covid tests so we can stand outside an event that would normally be inside. But, hey, thats ok, because who wants to hang out with a list celebrities anyway . Luckily, the people who run these kind of things in hollywood are totally down with the fact that the show must go on. What a year for movies these two are back to offer some comic relief. A year for movies . Its hollywoods most glamorous night. They will be on different coasts of the continent, but whats 3000 miles if not a safe social distance . In terms of potential winners, mank, a tale of Old Hollywood and all its glamour and sleaze is the most nominated movie. Season four of the crown, the very british portrayal of strange royal relations, is likely to rain once again in the television categories. Preparations have been made for a socially distanced ceremony, but the Golden Globes will be the same celebration of creativity and talent on and behind the screens both big and small. Or rather small and smaller, given that most cinemas have been closed. You were one of those lucky people. But there will be some notable differences. For the first time, more women than men have been nominated for Best Director. Chloe zhao for nomadland, a very real human journey through the american west. Emerald fennell for promising young woman, a feminist film full of vengeance and payback. And regina king for her historical fiction, one night in miami. Theres no guarantee of course that any of them will win. I dont see your name in lights. Chadwick boseman has been nominated posthumously for his final acting role in ma rainey� s black bottom. What is problem, officer . Borat is back, and his creator Sacha Baron Cohen is a double globe nominee this year. He could also be recognised for his rather different role in the trial of the chicago 7. There may be no red carpet and far fewer champagne corks will pop, but despite the same criticism of the obscure voting bodys practices, the Golden Globes will still be the Opening Ceremony of the award season, and they could still give some indication as to who is in pole position for those coveted academy awards. Sophie long, bbc news, hollywood. Lots of reaction to the Golden Globes tomorrow morning. Stay with us. Hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. Its time for outside source now and the bbc� s ros atkins has been looking at facebook. Facebook is pervasive. The worlds population is over Seven Billion close to Three Billion of us are active facebook users. And that scale creates power the power to turn off the news. In breaking news this morning, social media giant facebook has followed through on its threat, restricting people in australia from viewing news content. The power to turn off those in power. Facebook have extended their block on Donald Trumps accounts for at least the next two weeks untiljoe bidens inauguration, accusing the president of using the platform to incite insurrection. And the power to change how we connect, how we communicate, for better, says facebook for worse, says this former employee. We have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works. Facebook is powerful, but is facebook too powerful . Well, this is how Mark Zuckerberg sees its role. Facebook is an idealistic and optimistic company. For most of our existence, we focused on all of the good that connecting people can do. Idealistic, optimistic, focused on the good. Lets keep those words in mind as we consider three stories the news ban in australia, the storming of the capitol in washington, and first, a coup. This is myanmar� s military moving in to stop protesters gathering on the streets in early february. It had removed Aung San Suu Kyis civilian government from power. And the man controlling the military is commander in chief min aung hlaing. Hes a fan of facebook. Hes been an active user for years. Not so much now. Facebook has taken down some of the military� s pages because of, it says. This looks straightforward. If you launch a Military Coup and threaten peaceful protests, you lose your facebook page. But the story of facebook� s power in myanmar is not straightforward. Heres why. This is a country of 54 Million People and over half of them have a facebook account. That didnt happen by chance. One third of people in myanmar live in poverty, and to help people get online, facebook removed all data charges and organised for the facebook app to be preloaded on many phones. It worked. Listen to this Technology Reporter from the New York Times. The entire internet is facebook, and facebook is the internet. Most people dont necessarily know how to operate or get on and navigate regular websites. They kind of live, eat, sleep and breathe facebook. Soon, though, facebook was accused of playing a determining role in grave crimes. In 2017, Rohingya Muslim villages were ransacked, people were murdered. Hundreds of thousands fled into bangladesh. And the un says facebook� s platform helped create this. We know that the ultranationalist buddhists have their own facebooks and really inciting a lot of violence and a lot of hatred against the rohingya or other ethnic minorities. And im afraid that facebook has now turned into a beast than what it was originally intended to be used. Facebook was the main platform for sharing horrific content that incited violence against the rohingyas. Mark zuckerberg was asked about this in 2018 and he said. It has done more to remove content, and now its closed the military� s pages after a coup. But this is the same military that attacked the rohingyas and which continued to use facebook. The point being, in myanmar, facebook dominates how information is shared and decides who gets to share it. Thats a lot of responsibility for one company. And if thats facebook� s role in myanmar, next, lets turn to washington and the storming of the capitol. This was early 2021. Americas fractured politics were laid bare, and with the very opposite of Mark Zuckerbergs ambition for america and for facebook as he outlined them in 2017. Today, when we look around, our society is still very divided. All right, so, now i believe that we have a responsibility to do even more, not simply connect the world, but also work to bring the world closer together. But is facebook actually doing that . To consider that, we need to look at how facebook works. This is a former president. Its a social validation feedback loop that, its like a, i mean, its exactly the kind of thing that a hacker like myself would come up with because youre exploiting a vulnerability in human psychology. And then a version of those concerns were seen in a 2020 leak to the wall streetjournal. Internal facebook documents warn. But can we connect the experience of being on facebook with real life actions . Well, 38 Congress Members think so. In the aftermath of the storming of the capitol, they sent a letter to Mark Zuckerberg saying. And this is democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez. Mark zuckerberg and facebook bear partial responsibility for wednesdays events. One New York Times columnist wrote. And there again is that accusation that technology designed to make a product popular has ended up undermining democracy and encouraging prejudice. Well, in response to the capitol attack, facebook c00 Sheryl Sandberg said. This, though, highlights a truth about facebook� s power. It is ruler of its vast domain, and it can remove whatever it likes, be that hate speech, or Donald Trumps account, or the news. This is an assault on a sovereign nation. It is an assault on peoples freedom. And in particular, it is an utter abuse of big technologys market power and control over technology. The third story we are looking at is about how, without warning, facebook removed all news content in australia. And lets go back to Mark Zuckerberg in 2019. Facebook is about putting power in peoples hands. But there wasnt power in the hands of australians who get their news via facebook. The news had. Vanished. Responding to this, australias Prime Minister Scott Morrison posted on, yes, facebook saying. But facebook is a Company Fighting for its interests, as companies do. In this case, its over a row whether to pay news providers for content. But the context of the row is facebook� s scale. Its estimated that 40 of australians use facebook as their primary news source. Thats a problem, according to this former facebook executive. I think he has too much power. You know, were seeing sovereign nations having to come up against facebook yet, you know, were not on the same Playing Field with facebook� s power. And that concern has reached the uk. This is the head of the competition and markets authority talking to the bbc. I think its a very worrisome development, and i think it really shows that we need to urgently do something to reduce this imbalance of power. By turning off the news, albeit temporarily, facebook showed its extraordinary power. And if countries feel theyre at risk of being overpowered, a more fundamental issue arises. Heres my colleague, rory cellan jones. The only real action that can really affect facebook is to break it up, and there will be growing discussion about that. Even in the United States, there are moves by certain democratic congressmen to say, this is the only way forward. It is too powerful. You can try little laws like this, but what you really need to do is lessen its power, and that means breaking it up. Well, what happens next will in part be driven by president biden, a man who we know sees facebook as a problem. But as we consider these questions of facebook� s power, i find it useful to go back to that famous clip of david bowie talking to the bbc about the internet. I dont think weve even seen the tip of the iceberg. I think the potential of what the internet is going to do to society, both good and bad, is unimaginable. I think were actually on the cusp of something exhilarating and terrifying. I wanted to play that because the issues raised by facebook are really fundamental issues raised by the internet. The australia story is about old Business Models being broken, economies being restructured. The stories in myanmar and america, in very different ways, show countries navigating the complete rearrangement of how we produce and consume information. These are vast political, economic and social shifts, and facebook� s right in the middle of all that. It does have extraordinary power perhaps too much. But more powerful still is the internet and how its changing every facet of our lives. Thats the power that were really wrestling with. After a number of fatal stabbings in the Thames Valley area, one man decided to act by Offering Discounts on Caribbean Food to anyone willing to trade in their knives. 0dane cross runs a Takeaway Business in reading and since he started his own amnesty he has collected blades and other Deadly Weapons from children as young as 11. Ben moore reports. This was handed to me yesterday by an 11 year old. 11, yeah. Now i can see the shock on yourface. Thats what i thought yesterday. And they said if someone comes to them, then thats it hes going to finish them. I said if you kill someone like that, your life is finished. Then the person that you killed, their whole familys lives are ruined. So its notjust your life youre ruining, youre ruining a lot of lives, with one knife. You know what i mean . Thats what made him hand it over to me. 0dane cross has been collecting weapons in and around reading forjust a week. So far i think i have collected maybe 17 17 or 18 weapons. Ive collected samurai swords, machetes, um, knives, yeah. And what happens to them, then . Um, basically, what i do is every night i collect them, i will call a police officer, they will come around to my house and then theyll collect them and put in knife tubes and then take them away. Bbc news a family mourns their son, stabbed to death on the. Flowers mark the spot where a heinous. The investigation into murder by Thames Valleys. There have been five fatal stabbings in the Thames Valley area since the new year. 0dane says he decided to act when tragedy came Close To Home. Right here, you can see the flowers here, rest in peace, raheem. He sadly lost his life. Did you know him . I knew him from when he was young, knew his dad. Do you know what i mean . It made me it literally woke myself up and i think to myself, do you know what . I have to do something about this because i cant i dont want to see another one like this. Do you know what i mean . I dont want to see it happen again. Fried chicken, i wont show you some of the peoples names on the order board, but some of them have handed knives since ive come. The idea came from 0danes Caribbean Food takeaway service. He exchanges hefty Discount Vouchers for knives. A lot of them just want to get rid of their knives. For the meals, but a lot of them actually just want the knives off the streets. To be honest, theyve got no way of getting rid of them. Yeah, im not thinking about money, the profit or whatever. Its a life im saving for £5. As were filming, 0dane gets a call, two knives need collecting. Yeah, so, this is my vest that i use. I tuck it over my head and strap it on. And, yeah. Isnt it dangerous . You dont worry . Do you know what . Its only got me worried since ive taken knives from younger ones, do you know what i mean . Because all the younger ones i spoke to, they dont really have any fear. And so ijust try and protect myself at all costs. Yeah, so, ijust went out. And these are very common, popular, two more of these. Two 15 year old boys. They said they dont want the food vouchers, they just want them off the streets they want to get rid of them. Now, what i do is i bring them inside, wipe them down, clean them down and then put them in this box here. I will call the police and they will come and collect them. Thames Valley Police has told us it is aware of 0danes knife amnesty, and despite not participating directly, it wants to thank the public who wish to play a part in reducing Serious Violence and knife crime in our communities. Do you know what it is . It is very important, because now a lot of them have come in to me and they can confide in me. As i said, i would rather they come to me than go to the police. They feel that if they go to the police, theyll get arrested. Or if they hand it in at the police station, the box, theyll get arrested. 0dane says hes committed to taking blades off the streets, but sometimes the reality of what he finds takes its toll. 11 year old. And im telling you, it it brought tears to my eyes. It was sad, scary. When i spoke to him, and i was like, why you carrying this . And he goes, if someone comes near me, or tries with me, i will end their life. I looked at the knife and i thought this knife is longer than the arm � i will end their life. I looked at the knife and i thought this knife is longer than your arm � this will live with me forever. An 11 year old. It will live with me forever, im being honest with you. Ben moore, bbc news. Now the sport. Good morning. It was a really eventful game at the principality which leaves wales on course for a second six nations grand slam in three years. Couple of big talking points. England said the referee didnt give them chance to get back into position when dan biggar took a quick kick allowing josh adams to score. The other when Louis Rees Zammit looked to have knocked on, before Liam Williams went on to score, the try stood, much to the winger� s surpise. Ben youngs helped england level the match in the second half but wales pulled away with cory hill sealing a bonus point in the 40 points to 24 win and their first youve got to be in games to win them and i think england put a lot of pressure on us and each time we hit back the put pressure on us and there was a lot of resilience shown so very, very pleased. I think they enjoy winning things and hopefully we can continue. So wales and france the two teams still unbeaten with the title wide open. No doubts about the destination of the wooden spoon. Its six years since italy last won a game in the six nations. They remain bottom of the table after losing again, this time to ireland who ran in six tries in a 48 10 win in rome keith earls rounding off their victory. Manchester city continue their unstoppable run, extending their lead at the top of the Premier League with a 20th consecutive victory, beating west ham 2 1. John stones scored the winner in the second half to maintain their remarkable run. Theyre now 13 points clear at the top. Bizarre scenes as west brom who secured a huge win in their fight to avoid relegation, beating brighton by a goal to nil. But there was so much more to the game than that. Kyle ba rtley scored for west brom early on. But there was a chaotic few minutes in the first half when brightons lewis dunk took a quick free kick which referee lee mason disallowed. Then allowed. Then disallowed again, after the var assistant got involved. On top of that, brighton missed two penalties. Quite the referees report. Its embarrassing. Ive got to come here and speak about it in front of the camera, why doesnt he speak about it . Why doesnt he come here and say what he thinks . I know what he said. I said, can i take the free kick . He said yes, i took it, scored. Good goal and then massive protest from them, he changed his mind. What is the explanation for changing his mind . Im not really sure, it was too much mayhem to actually get a conversation with him. He wouldnt speak to me at half time, so i still dont know. We have the Scottish League cup final to look forward to this afternoon, with stjohnstone taking On Livingstone at hampden park. In the premiership, Interim Celtic Bossjohn Kennedy got what he wanted in his first game since the resignation of neil lennon a victory. Theyre still way behind the leaders rangers but 0dsonne eduoards deflected strike was enough to beat aberdeen. Motherwell and st mirren were saturdays other winners. To cricket and englands women played their third one dayer against new zealand in dunedin behind closed doors, after a Snap Lockdown in the country. Theyd already won the series but the home side restored some pride with a seven wicket victory. Tammy beaumont top scored with 88, as england made 220. Amelia kerr took four wickets before new zealand easily reached their victory target. They now play three t20 games, with wednesdays opener moved to wellington from auckland, where the tightest restrictions are in place. And rory mcilroy described his game as a work in progress, after an eventful round of 66 at the world Golf Championship in florida. He started with a birdie, followed up with a double bogey and on the back nine, he picked up five shots in his last seven holes, including an eagle. Hes 11 under par, four shots behind leader collin morikawa, going into the final round. Everyone will be asking him about his form and whether he will finally when the one major that saluted his grasp so far. I wonder whether less talk about the masters in the lead up talk about the masters in the lead up will help them. He talk about the masters in the lead up will help them. Talk about the masters in the lead up will help them. He has got a very aood wa up will help them. He has got a very good way of up will help them. He has got a very good way of deflecting up will help them. He has got a very good way of deflecting it up will help them. He has got a very good way of deflecting it and up will help them. He has got a very good way of deflecting it and has good way of deflecting it and has always got an answer ready. Lovely to see you, john. Its been a bright, sunny weekend for most of us, meteorological spring officially begins tomorrow and many of you have been sending in your pictures of how you made the most of the lovely weather. Lets start with this beautiful sunset snap, sent into us from ian in roker in sunderland. Kirsty sent us this picture of daughter eva holding yesterday evenings moon in her hand. And finally, a stunning frosty morning from vik as ever, weve loved seeing your pictures. Thank you for sending them in. It is both frosty and sunny. Were starting with frost in places and a bit of mist but for most one of those beautiful days. This is how the day starting for a weather watch and gloucestershire. And this from county down in Northern Ireland with beautiful blue skies overhead. I think were fairfor beautiful blue skies overhead. I think were fair for most places through the rest of the day and through the rest of the day and through the rest of the day and through the next few days into the start of meteorological spring. High pressure in charge but underneath that High Pressure we have a bit of low cloud and fog across parts of Eastern England, some fog patches through the West Midlands and one or two patches for Northern Ireland and scotland. Most places will see sunshine. Could well stay a little murky for southern and east course of england. A bit more cloud into Western Scotland that could give the Odd Spot Of Rain but most places fine with light winds and a little more breezy than yesterday across the south coast of england and the channel islands. Temperatures between ten and 13 degrees highs. Not bad at all for the last day of february. Into this evening tonight it will turn chilly where we keep clear skies but this low cloud will roll into a good part of england, the southern half of england into yorkshire and parts of wales. Very murky here by the end of the night. Fog for parts of Northern Ireland and scotland. Lowest temperature was the clearest skies. Some spots getting down to freezing or below and southern scotland. Tomorrow another dry day but we will have an area of cloud and mist to contend with and some of that will linger for a good part of day. It will turn increasingly misty and murky on a course of Northern England and eastern scotland and places like aberdeenshire will turn grey and misty as the day turns on. In the best of the sunshine to highs of 10 degrees or 11 degrees but parts of Eastern England may bejust degrees or 11 degrees but parts of Eastern England may be just four or 5 degrees. A similar weather on tuesday, largely dry with mist and fog and low cloud close to north sea course. Many places earning that they find but turning more chilly but across the northern half of the uk. Later on tuesday we could see a few showers pushing on towards the south west. As this weather future wobbles end, heavy downpour with that on wednesday. At the end of the week High Pressure builds back from the north so while it will stay largely dry it will turn a little bit cooler, even more chilly for some of us by the end of the week. Those temperatures dipping away. Daytime highs in Single Digits. Overnight at the skies are clear for you are you could still potentially see a touch of frost. Towards the north east of the uk the chance you could just see one or two wintry showers by the end of the week. Yes, at the start of meteorological spring but for most of us it is dry and for the sunday we will see some sunshine. For most young people going to university is a chance to spread your wings and explore life without your parents. Four years after fleeing war torn syria, bilal and his mum manal, will be spending even more time together after being offered a place on the same degree course. They join us now. Morning to you both. So lovely to talk to you. Bilal, what is the offer and what will you do . 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