The scams, the fraud, and the heartbreak they bring. Good morning. An estimated £35 million has been taken in a year, as covid offers Fertile Ground to fraudsters. Ill look at how you can protect yourself. From inspiring a generation, to going for gold this summer in an exclusive interview Katarina Johnson thompson tells breakfast the pandemic wont slow her down. Good morning. The next few days we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers. Some will be heavy, Windy At Times. Friday will turn colder with snow, mostly on the hills. Ill the details later. Good morning. Its wednesday, the 24th of march. Fourteen people have been arrested following a second night of protests in bristol. The crowds had gathered to demonstrate against the governments new Policing Bill. Andrew plant has more. For the second time in three days, riot police in the centre of bristol, moving in to Disperse Protesters who had gathered near the centre of the city. It was a peaceful protest, but scuffles broke out as officers moved in. Avon and Somerset Police said current Lockdown Rules meant they had to disperse the group. Kill the bill its now after midnight here, and weve been in this situation here in bristol for more than an hour and a half now. You can see maybe up to 100 protesters sitting and standing there, and this line of riot police havent moved for quite a long time. And the reason theyre standing here is it prevents the protesters going back from here to where they started in the city centre. It comes after these violent scenes on sunday, twenty one officers were injured when demonstrators gathered for the kill the bill protest against the proposed new police and crime bill. Mounted Police Officer Hannah Clarke was working on sunday night with her horse mendip. Certainly sunday was on another level from our point of view, ive not seen levels of violence that bad in my career. And i think probably people that have been working in the job for a lot longer than me would agree with that. Certainly en route you could hear what was going on. You could hear the noise on the radio and the Emergency Buttons going off and colleagues asking for help. So it was quite distressing listening as youre on your way. You just wanted to get there to kind of help, really. The aggression towards the police was astonishing, really. A lot of the windows had been damaged. They were vehicles on fire. There were hundreds of people on top of the ncp car parks, throwing items varying from street furniture, glass bottles. I think even a microwave got thrown down at one point. So it was certainly aggressive. How the police handle protests has been in the headlines since criticism of the metropolitan Police Handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard. With protests legally allowed once again in england from monday, ministers will be thinking hard about how protests can be policed during a global pandemic. Andrew plant, bbc news in bristol. The Home Secretary has announced changes to the Immigration System, describing them as Firm But Fair. The new plans mean it will be harder for anyone arriving in the uk illegally to stay. Our Home Affairs Correspondent june kelly has more. This is what the government is trying to stop. Migrants whove paid thousands of pounds to traffickers for the final perilous leg of theirjourney to the uk. Last year, 8,500 people arrived here by crossing the channel in small boats. The majority of them are said to have claimed asylum. The Home Secretary believes those who come here in this way are rewarded, while others she describes as some of the most vulnerable, never make it to britain. Under what is called the new plan for immigration, the Home Secretary says that if people arrive illegally, it will be harder for them to stay. Those that are allowed to stay will have fewer Family Reunion rights and limited access to benefits. And they will be regularly reassessed for removal from the uk. She is closing off pretty much every door that people might use in order to flee persecution and rebuild their lives safely. Its not what a Refugee Convention really requires, its not what the British Public would, ithink, see as a fair system. The tenth anniversary of the start of the syrian conflict has refocused attention on the conditions people there are enduring and trying to escape. The uk government says under a Resettlement Programme its given a home to 20,000 people from this region. In future, anyone from syria who tries to come here using the Channel Route will not be made welcome. June kelly, bbc news. Well discuss this with the Home Secretary priti patel at half past seven. The third wave of coronavirus sweeping across europe means its still too early to be planning holidays abroad, the Prime Minister and his chief medical adviser have warned. The advice came as the uk marked the anniversary of the first lockdown with lights and candles for the 126,000 lives lost. Jon donnison reports. From belfast to blackpool. Falkirk to cardiff. From countless homes around the uk, to perhaps its most famous one. The United Kingdom lit up to remember the more than 126,000 people whove lost their lives here to covid 19. And a warning from the governments chief medical adviser for england that while uk cases had fallen sharply, the virus is here to stay. I regret to say that i think the chances of eradicating this disease, which means getting rid of it absolutely everywhere, are as close to zero as makes no difference. Weve only achieved eradication of one disease, which is smallpox, with a phenomenally effective vaccine over a very long period of time. But i think if you talk to anybody who looks at this really seriously, who understands how Infectious Diseases work, i dont think theres anybody who thinks eliminating from the uk, or eradicating globally for any long period of time, is a realistic prospect at this point in time. And while more than 28 Million People in the uk have now received a first vaccine dose, progress is much slower in most european countries, many of which are now suffering a third wave of the virus. Thats why people hoping for a long awaited foreign holiday might be disappointed. Most overseas travel is banned until at least mid may. The government now says it will make an announcement on trips abroad from england on april the 5th, a week earlier than expected. The Prime Minister says Summer Holidays this year still look difficult. Jon donnison, bbc news. The Prime Minister has told a private meeting of conservative mps that the uk got its Covid Vaccinations under way so quickly thanks to capitalism and greed. Borisjohnson made the remark during a video call with backbench mps, but immediately withdrew the comment and praised the work of the large pharmaceutical firms. Downing street has declined to comment. A person has died in the floods that have hit eastern australia. Officials have confirmed the fatality, but havent yet released any further details. Local reports suggest a mans body was pulled from a car in the town of glenorie, near some of the worst affected areas. Prince harry has begun a newjob at a professional Coaching Firm in california. Hes become the Chief Impact Officer at betterup, where he says hell be fostering honest and vulnerable conversations about Mental Health. Mark lobel has this report. Months into the role, prince harry is said to be focusing on changing the Global Dialogue on Mental Health. So what does his new boss think of him . I had obviously never talked to royalty before in my life. And i think the most impressive thing has just been his focus singularly on how can he be of service, how can the advance his vision . So i have a feeling that hell work out. What do you call him . Erm. You know, were partners here. He likes to be called harry in the workplace, so we just address him as harry. But one sceptic describes betterup� s new Chief Impact Officer as a made up name, solely designed to bring pr sizzle to the San Francisco tech start up. This is a company that does coaching for managers mainly, right . Its mainly Business Coaching and career coaching. And i dont really think that british royalty is particularly well suited for that, to be honest. I dont think those experiences translate very well. So how will harrys new Firm Go Aboutjudging the sixth in line to the throne� s progress . Yes, well, lots can be said on the, as we call it in the us, feedback and communication, so i think we wont have any trouble there. The private company is, however, keeping his hours and pay, perhaps understandably, strictly confidential. Mark lobel, bbc news. The Worlds Largest painting which was created by a british artist has been sold, raising a staggering £16 million for International Childrens charities. Sacha jafri spent eight months painting the 1600 square foot artwork inside a deserted Hotel Ballroom in dubai. Hed planned to sell the work in 70 smaller parts, but the whole piece was instead bought by a french cryptocurrency entrepreneur. Its one of the most expensive paintings ever sold at auction by a living artist. I want to know what the plan is with that. Where do you put that . He has not to ut that. Where do you put that . He has got to put it that. Where do you put that . He has got to put it for that. Where do you put that . He has got to put it for someone that. 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The weather is very mixed for the rest of this week. We are basically looking at sunshine and showers. Some of them will be heavy. 0n and showers. Some of them will be heavy. On friday it would be colder and some of the showers will be wintry. It wont last. By the time we get to the Weekend Temperatures will be on the rise again. This morning there is some fog in the south east. A weak Weather Front bringing cloud and patchy rain into the south eastern corner. Behind that for south east england, wales, the midlands, Northern England and Eastern Scotland we are looking at some sunshine. Early showers across Northern Islands and Western Scotland being replaced by heavier ones as we go through the course of the afternoon, also strengthening winds. These circles represent the average wind speed. The gusts will be higher. In some parts of the north west as high as 50 mph. Temperatures seven and lower, 13 in hull, norwich and london. This evening and overnight the Weather Front clears. Then we have the second band of showery rain coming south. The third coming on across the southwest. Where the cloud remains broken, we are likely to see A Touch Of Frost. The winds will ease. We are looking at a two to 4 degrees as the overnight lows. Tomorrow is a mixture of sunshine and showers. More of them across the north and the rest of the uk. Quite a bit of sunshine for many areas. With the lighter winds it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine with temperatures getting up to 12 to 1a degrees. Ten as we push towards the north. But on friday it will turn much colder. Dont tell me that. I was planning shorts for the weekend. The weekend will turn milder shorts for the weekend. The weekend will turn milder again. Shorts for the weekend. The weekend will turn milder again. 0k, shorts for the weekend. 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This time they got her login Security Code and used all the info to clean out her accounts. She lost thousands of pounds. Ijust wasnt on the ball because, you know, my business had just shut because of the pandemic. So, im self employed, ive got no income, the last thing i need is my bills to not be going through. I dont trust anyone now. They still try and ring me even now because i guess once theyve got your details, then theyll keep trying. The impact its had on my Mental Health i mean, i didnt get out of bed for about a week. I just couldnt. I could not face it. I just slept my way through it, because it was the only time i wasnt awake and just panicking. My biggest fear being, on this conversation now, is, are people going to think im stupid for actually. . Do you know what . If i can raise awareness to just one more person who doesnt make the same mistake, then thats a good thing to do, i think. It could happen to anyone. Thankfully, millie managed to get the money back. But as the pandemic leaves more people alone at home, feeling vulnerable, others havent been so fortunate. Police have had to take down several websites selling Counterfeit Testing Kits and masks. One man was even charged with administering a fake vaccine. 0nline Shopping has been a particular target, with fraud rising by 42 since the start of the first lockdown thats an all time high. Perhaps youve been tricked on a dating app . So called Romance Fraud, where victims are conned out of money by people pretending to want a relationship, went up by 20 . So what do you do if you fall victim . Samantha cooper is a private investigator, whos made it her mission to tackle dating scams. People who are victims, they lose their confidence, they lose their ability to make sound judgements. And they wonder how they got into that situation. They become very embarrassed. And unfortunately, you know, the perception of people who have been victims of Romance Fraud is very unfair. And they tend to say things like, you know, they must be stupid. And its really not the case at all. These scammers are very, very sophisticated. And, you know, they use really strong Manipulation Techniques in order to con people. If somebody is coming on too strong, too quickly, then that would be a warning sign. If they are trying to draw you away from the dating app chat to chat on a separate platform, that would also raise alarm bells. Do get in touch if youve been affected. We know the numbers have been going up. Ill be answering some of your questions later in the programme. I will tell you what, even though you might feel humiliated if it has happened to you, its really important it is reported because there is 35 million that has been taken, which only accounts for those that have reported it. We think that might be the tip of the iceberg. 150 arrests were made last year in relation to this type of fraud. 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Although the government didnt want us to use the word, it was adopted instantly. Lockdown. On this street as on every other street life changed. Mya is a nurse who works in training. She looks after her grandson and has a daughter with special needs. The past year has proved particularly tough for her. Disabled people particularly have been forgotten very much during this pandemic. Its been very difficult for disabled children and their parent carers losing lots of support that they normally get. And not being able to go anywhere with them with everything closed. Its been really, really hard. I have a lot of friends with profoundly disabled children, so thats been a very difficult aspect of the pandemic, and lockdown in particular, i think, and schools being closed. Lily had a Cataract Operation just days before lockdown started, but has missed out on the usual levels of follow up care. Ive not been able to go to the hospital. Normally, i go quite regularly to the retina and cornea departments. Its been tough for me to not really see my grand. My kids, especially my granddaughter she was, like, two just before christmas. I think thats one of the hardest things for me really, is, you know, not seeing my family. For mary, who was shielding, lockdown has been a mixed blessing. Its been really nice to deepen my relationships with my neighbours. Theres been loads of huge benefits and then theres also been, because im shielding, you know, its been really hard to get food and medicine. And so its been a real extreme of Life Improvements and then very basic things being really hard. It took us about six months to get a regular Delivery Slot for food. And i buy food for me and my neighbour each week. So that was really hard. But Something Else has happened in this street over the past 12 months as the people locked down, they also opened up. Jesse, whose work as an actor and Theatre Director disappeared overnight, decided to lay the foundations of a community. People were really up for things like Street Discos we had. And theres a few italians on the street we had a big Italian Party on the street. Weve had thingsjust like people doing each other� s shopping, people swapping plants and seeds and games and puzzles. People with leftover vegetables, people clearing out their houses and offering things. Theres quite a few people on the street who live on their own, so having other people doing their shopping. Somebody right at the other end of the street who i have now met a few times, but before that she was just texting me and i was buying her milk and things like that. Isaac has been working from home and only seen his parents once during the past year, but says neighbours are now filling the void left by restricted contact with family and friends. I guess weve been quite lucky on this street with the Community Spirit and having a Street Whatsapp and a chat, chatting with each other. And bristol had groups that were set up by different postcodes to try and make sure they were like these whatsapp groups and things, Support Groups in the different streets and areas. So i got a little bit involved. Being a data analyst, i got a little bit involved in, like, making a map to kind of plot where there were groups and where there werent across bristol with some other Support Groups. But, yeah, im lucky to have lived in one of the streets where itjust kind of organically happens. The pandemic has changed many lives for the worse. But, as weve worked together to try to defeat its effects, weve also changed many lives for the better. John maguire, bbc news, bristol. That gives you a little snapshot of one street and how theyve coped. Dancing in the sunshine. Im one street and how theyve coped. Dancing in the sunshine. One street and how theyve coped. I dancing in the sunshine. Still to come on breakfast. The russian rapper whos caused a stir, after being chosen to perform at this years eurovision song contest. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london. The tragic death of Sarah Everard has sparked a National Conversation about the violence and abuse that women experience on a daily basis. Now, a joint letter has been sent to the Prime Minster by 97 specialist organisations. They urge more support to tackle what they call structual inequalities and racism. They add that women from a minority background rarely garner the same headlines and response. The government have said everyone should be safe without fear of Sexual Harassment or violence, and an initial investment in Pilot Projects will help. A 12 year old boy whos been bullied over losing his sight has made his own short film about his experiences. Hisham wadan hopes the movie called lost in london will make young people more aware of blindness. He filmed it with his cousin last summer and hopes it will be shown in schools. Staff working in Passport Control at Heathrow Airport are starting a month of action over new rosters they say are unworkable. Border force says the temporary changes place workers in bubbles to protect themselves and the public from coronavirus. Lets take a look at the Travel Situation now. 0n the tube, the Bakerloo Line is part suspended between paddington and queens park due to a signal failure. And just before we leave you, tonight at 6. 30 we have a Special Edition of bbc london, as the race to become the next london mayor heats up. Heres our political editor, tim donovan. Whos best to get london back on its feet after covid to oversee how were policed, how we get around, and how a budget of more than £19 billion should be spent . On may the 6th, londoners choose their next mayor. This evening, well be talking live to labours sadiq khan and the conservative candidate, shaun bailey. The full list of candidates who say they will be standing for london mayor in the local elections on the 6th of may is on the bbc london website. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. Its a chilly start to the day with temperatures in low single figures, close to freezing in a good few spots and there are also some patches of mist and fog around, as well. Plenty of cloud about this morning, there is a Weather Front thats moving its way southeastwards gradually and that could give us a few outbreaks of mostly light, patchy rain and drizzle not amounting to very much at all, many of us staying dry. It will be a dry afternoon in store, and that cloud will clear southeastward so there should be some sunshine emerging towards northwestern areas of the capital as we head towards the end of the day. Temperatures still in double figures between 11 and 13 degrees celsius with a fairly light south westerly breeze blowing. Now, as we head through this evening and overnight, then that remaining cloud is set to clear. Therell be lots of clear skies into tomorrow morning so, again, its a cold start to the day temperatures between two and four degrees celsius. Tomorrow, the breeze picks up. Therell be some sunshine around always the chance of one or two showers. Some longer spells of rain, though, on friday. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Now, though, its back to dan and sally. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. Coming up on breakfast this morning. I still felt like i had to change my hair, i still felt like i had to, you know, present a certain way and. You know, you definitely feel. When i look back i definitely feel like i changed a lot of myself to just blend in and fit in. Heptathlete Katarina Johnson thompson tells us why she struggled with her appearance growing up as she launches a new academy to help up and coming athletes. Bike manufacturers are struggling to keep up with a new boom in cycling well meet three year old daisy, whose skills put most of us to shame and as nasa reveals more about its plans to fly a helicopter on mars, well talk to one of the scientists involved in the mission. Well be living with covid for a long time to come and dont start planning any foreign tripsjust yet. They were the two stand out messages from the Downing Street briefing yesterday, as we marked a full year since the first lockdown began. Lets explore those issues further with the help of one of our regular gps, dr rachel ward. Good morning. Lovely to see you this morning. Lets talk a bit about what we heard from the Prime Minister last night and his advisers. They have been talking about that their grave in europe and every time weve seen that we seen a Knock On Effect in this country. Should we be bracing ourselves for another difficult time coming . Mounie, bell. Well, ithink difficult time coming . Mounie, bell. Well, i think we difficult time coming . Mounie, bell. Well, i think we find difficult time coming . Mounie, bell. Well, i think we find ourselves difficult time coming . Mounie, bell. Well, i think we find ourselves in difficult time coming . Mounie, bell. Well, i think we find ourselves in a l well, i think we find ourselves in a slightly different situation this time and i think its very difficult at the moment to compare ourselves to europe. The big thing we have on our side at the moment is our Vaccine Programme, so we have had, as we talk about regularly, and incredibly successful vaccine roll out. More than half of the aduu roll out. More than half of the Adult Population in the uk have now been vaccinated. It is now, as always, it is difficult to compare countries but now we have something really quite different between us and a lot of Mainland Europe because they havent had a successful Vaccine Programme for many reasons. We of course have to very much monitor this situation. There was a lot of talk in the briefing about borders but i think we have to also take some heart from the fact that we have done very well with our vaccines and that is a really big protective factor going forward. So i dont think people should be anxious at the moment but of course it will be closely monitored. The Prime Minister it will be closely monitored. The Prime Minister said it is too early to make plans about going abroad this summer. What are the dangers of foreign travel, even if you have been vaccinated . Foreign travel, even if you have been vaccinated . They talked about the fact that been vaccinated . They talked about the fact that they been vaccinated . They talked about the fact that they now been vaccinated . They talked about the fact that they now recognise the fact that they now recognise that last year, they believed there was a significant amount of covid coming from europe when they didnt fully understand asymptomatic transfer and also there is a lot of recognition that may be at times we didnt fully understand the picture in Different Countries. Because of the testing not being up and running, etc. There is a feeling now that we have a much better understanding about what is going on in the uk, what is going through the borders. When we look at Different Countries in different situations, of course the concern is that if we have millions of people going abroad, which is what normally happens in the summer, then we are going to bring more covid back into the uk. , going to bring more covid back into the uk. , going to bring more covid back into theuk. , the uk. Todays telegraph claims that there are the uk. Todays telegraph claims that there are plans the uk. Todays telegraph claims that there are plans to the uk. Todays telegraph claims that there are plans to vaccinate | that there are plans to vaccinate children from august, although the government say there has been no decision made. Could you talk us through the pros and cons of vaccinating under 18 is . First through the pros and cons of vaccinating under 18 is . Vaccinating under18 is . First of all, We Vaccinating Under18 is . First of all. We have vaccinating under18 is . First of all, we have not vaccinating under18 is . First of all, we have not been vaccinating under18 is . First of all, we have not been told vaccinating under 18 is . First of all, we have not been told anything about vaccinating children. There are certain that no plans i am aware of that this is going to start. Certainly not in august. What i do know is that back in february, in the oxford group, they started doing some testing in children, so vaccine testing. The reason to do this is to look at what kind of immune response children build because they are different, their Immune Systems are different, their Immune Systems are different, and also look at how it affects transmission between people if children have been vaccinated. If we compare it may be to that flu vaccine, we know that children are actually at risk of becoming ill with flu but by vaccinating younger children it does really reduce transmission to a higher risk Adult Population. Now we dont know whether this will be the case with covid. We know that children are at low risk, very low risk of becoming significantly unwell, so the study is now are looking at whether they respond to the vaccine and whether it would be a useful thing to protect other people in our population. But certainly i dont think there is any data released yet, and i dont think there are any firm plans to start vaccinating children. ~ ~. , firm plans to start vaccinating children. ~. ,. , children. We know people in england from monday children. We know people in england from monday will children. We know people in england from monday will be children. We know people in england from monday will be able children. We know people in england from monday will be able to children. We know people in england from monday will be able to meet i children. We know people in englandj from monday will be able to meet up to six people, must be outside, from next week. What advice do you give us to make sure that if we are doing that we remain safe, what are the guidelines . I that we remain safe, what are the guidelines . Guidelines . I think we are all Ust Deserate Guidelines . I think we are all ust desperate to fl guidelines . I think we are all ust desperate to see i guidelines . 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This is the latest in our sally meets the latest in our sally meets series. Katarina Johnson Thompson fell in love with athletics at her local track in liverpool and now as one of sports biggest stars she wants to help others do the same. As she continues her preparations for the tokyo 0lympics, katarina is setting up her own academy to support aspiring athletes who might otherwise be overlooked. But what was it like juggling growing up with realising her dream to make it to the top . I caught up with her at the place where it all began. It was great to talk to her because she is really mature and knows exactly what she wants and talks really honestly about the struggles she has had just getting to where she has had just getting to where she is now. Have a look. Sport shouldnt be based on anything but talent. It shouldnt be based on what you look like, what circumstances youve got, how much money youve got. To me, sport, in its essence, is literally who can run the fastest from that line to that line. Let me see if i can beat you. Ultimately, im just a big kid still doing that on an Olympic Stage so, kat, were back where it all began were in your home town. Whats it like to be back here . Its really strange, especially to be, you know, on a quiet track. Normally this truck is, like, booming with Young Athletes, like, coaches. This time of year, like, were heading into the spring, which is the summer season, yeah, and this is where we normally get our hard training in. Windy wavertree staying true to its name, windy wavertree, today. I suppose, though, if you can train here, you can make it work anywhere. I used to try and take that to my advantage. I remember thinking that this track really hardened my character. This has definitely made me the athlete who i am. When you advertise for applicants for your academy, youre really specific, arent you, about the type of person that youre looking for . Yeah, for sure. So that sort of drop out range is from 16 to 21. And they have to be from a diverse ethnic background. They have to be, you know, State Schooled and at that county level competition. So i feel like theyre the groups who need most help. You think that, you know, the olympics is a diverse place but i was really surprised to find out that, like, a number of sports were all white. And i think it is a privilege to be able to train alongside living. Think theres a lot of people and Young Athletes out there who could be in the olympic team, could be winning 0lympic medals, butjust havent had the right support along the way. With the academy, you talk about particularly supporting athletes from an ethnically diverse background. Growing up in liverpool, what was that like for you . I dont think that anyones ever purposely went out their way to be nasty to me because of that. I think that its affected me in so many different other ways in my self worth and the way i grew up wanting to look, like, a certain way. I had to change my hair, still felt like i had to, you know, present a certain way. And when i look back, i definitely feel like i changed a lot of myself to try to just blend in and fit in. When i look at social media and i see you and your contemporaries im thinking particularly at the moment of Dina Asher Smith posting trending pictures in, like, the most phenomenalform posting training pictures in, like, the most phenomenalform of your lives. So you think things have changed because now perhaps Young Athletes do you think things have changed because now perhaps Young Athletes coming through can look at you and think, well, actually, thats how i want to look . I do try and post, like, me in the full sort of glory, like when im competing and stuff. Like, there used to be a time when i was maybe early 20s where i would look for pictures where i was less muscly and i wouldnt want to upload them. And, you know, you want to be. You want to ultimately look feminine, but strong can be feminine. How have you managed to cope with the delay in the olympics . The last four years i think. I have been Building Momentum and that ultimately came to its peak in doha. Katarina Johnson Thompson of liverpool shes the World Champion. And i thought i was ready to give more, going into tokyo, which was always the plan. And its literally got halted and. But that is life. I had no sort of control over a pandemic. Theres going to be so many people who would have been Olympic Champion, who isnt going to be 0lympic champion because of this pandemic and i find that fascinating. And i think the olympics will be won and lost on whoever� s handled the pandemic the best. Even with the delay and the difficulties of the last year, whats it like going into an Olympic Games as World Champion in your event . For me, knowing that, you know, for a number of years, i didnt think that i could ever win on that sort of global World Champion, championship stage. Ijust know that its possible now so im happy that if its happened before, it can happen again. And thats what you know, thats my sort of beliefs, you know. I know theres a strong chance that i could be outperformed but as long as i do my best, you know, i have no regrets. You see, if you train at windy waiver tray, the coldest track i have ever been to, you can train anywhere toughens you up, windy wavertree. You might be saying, hold, there is no football but it is world cup qualifier. Ladle hold, there is no football but it is world cup qualifier. Hold, there is no football but it is world cup qualifier. We were talking about the euros world cup qualifier. We were talking about the euros around world cup qualifier. We were talking about the euros around the world cup qualifier. We were talking about the euros around the corner. About the euros around the corner but it is world cup qualifying. It was interesting hearing Katarina Johnson thompson talk about her dreams. Gareth bale, you get a sense of how much he loves playing for his country. Belgium might be the worlds number one ranked team. There are reasons to be hopeful. Remember this incredible night, almost five years ago, beating belgium 3 1 in the quarter finals of euro 2016 . What a night that was, what a goal that was. And theres another reason gareth bale, wales talisman, whos determined to lead them to their first world cup since 1958. Its massive for us. We want to try and take this opportunity to. Yeah, to qualify for the world cup. Obviously, we havent done that for a long time and something that all us players dream of doing is playing in the world cup for wales. And, yeah, well give everything we can this campaign to do that. Talk about giving everything. What a result this was in the scottish cup. Brora of the Highland League havent played a game since january because their leagues been suspended. They beat hearts 2 1 scottish cup finalists the past two seasons. The part timers only trained five times and played one friendly in the lead up. Now theyre into the third round. Englands tough time in india continued as they lost their opening one Day International in pune. They were in such a good position to win thanks to some huge hitting from Jonny Bairstow as they chased 318 to win. But the remaining batsmen failed to build on that strong start from the openers, losing by 66 runs. Theyll go again on friday. Sometimes people take, you know, how much quality you have to produce in an International Game to win for granted. You know, you cantjust have a good plan and win a game. Or you cant just learn along the way and lose a game. It has to work simultaneously. Now, Lewis Hamilton and tom brady are two athletes at the top of their game. Hamilton has won seven formula one World Championships while brady has won the super bowl seven times. But could the pair swap sports . In a conversation with james cordon, brady seemed up for it, hamilton less so. Have a listen to this. I got the most beautiful gift. And you know i got the most beautiful gift. And you know it i realised . It doesnt fit how you know it i realised . It doesnt fit how can you know it i realised . It doesnt fit how can i be a driver when the helmet fit how can i be a driver when the helmet dont fit me . Ill send them one of helmet dont fit me . Ill send them one of mine helmet dont fit me . Ill send them one of mine and see how he likes it. Ithink one of mine and see how he likes it. I think we one of mine and see how he likes it. I think we could get lewis in for a few place. 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Carol, help i go straight to carol . Carol, help not sure you go straight to carol . Carol, help not sure you did go straight to carol . Carol, help not sure you did for some, beautiful site today, Lovely Sunrises as you can see from our weather watchers picture, taken weather watchers picture, ta ken earlier this weather watchers picture, taken earlier this morning. There is some fog around, because parts of the south east, in wales, and for the rest of the week, the forecast is simple. Sunshine and showers, Windy At Times and by friday it will be colder and some of those showers will be wintry but mostly on the hills. At the moment, a week when a faulty sinking south with patchy rain on it and a of cloud. Behind that, some showers. Gusty winds, particularly across the north west. Here is our band of cloud and patchy light rain, eventually moving down into the south east after some have a bright start. But brightening up south west england, wales, midlands, Eastern Scotland. West of scotland and Northern Ireland see early showers, replaced by heavier showers coming in through the course of the afternoon. White circles represent average wind speeds, gusts more, some in the north west having gusts of 50 mph today, and temperatures ranging from seven in the north to 13 as we push down towards the south. This evening and overnight, we say goodbye to our first wedding front, the second brings in the showers, pushing south. Then why showers, pushing south. Then why showers coming in across the north and west, but in between there will be clear skies. That will allow temperatures to fall. These temperatures to fall. These temperatures represent what you can expect in towns and cities. In rural areas it will be a bit lower and some could see A Touch Of Frost first thing tomorrow. Tomorrow for many, week where the front in the southeast with patchy rain in moving away. Lots of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine but also a fair few showers. A lot of those will be across the north and west and not as windy as it is going to be today but it still will be breezy. Temperatures ten in aberdeen, 13 in london, 12 in plymouth. As we move overnight thursday into friday, the Weather Front sinks southwards and on friday that opens the gates colder air coming our way more of a north westerly or a westerly wind so it will be temporarily cold during friday, not so initially in the south east but you will get colder air later on and we have rain pushing across us, showers following on behind, and those are likely to be wintry above about 200 metres. Some of those wintry showers as part south as the moors. The black circles represent the strength of the wind gusts, so that will exacerbate the cold feel of the day, despite the fact that in between the showers will be some sunshine. 11 to 13 perhaps in the south east before the colder air pushes it but it wont last because as we head into the weekend, things will turn that bit milder. Some rain at times in the north and west but the driest conditions likely to be the south and east. Friday is a small blip before we are back to average temperatures once again. Thanks, carol, we temperatures once again. Thanks, carol. We will temperatures once again. Thanks, carol, we will see temperatures once again. Thanks, carol, we will see you temperatures once again. Thanks, carol, we will see you in temperatures once again. Thanks, carol, we will see you in about i temperatures once again. Thanks, | carol, we will see you in about half an hour. Mps will vote tomorrow on plans to renew Emergency Coronavirus Powers in england for another six months ministers say the Measures Powers in england for another six months. Ministers say the measures are essential to support the roadmap out of lockdown but some mps are calling on the government to explain what is reasonable and justifiable as cases continue to fall. Were joined now by the leader of the Liberal Democrats sir ed davey. Good morning. Nice to speak to you this morning. Good morning. Nice to speak to you this morning good morning. Nice to speak to you this morning. On i good morning. Nice to speak to you| this morning. On the this morning. Good morning. On the issue of this this morning. Good morning. On the issue of this legislation, this morning. Good morning. On the issue of this legislation, labour i issue of this legislation, labour say they will vote for it. Lisa nandy said it is about the road map, easing lockdown, statutory sick pay, banning evictions. She says these are all things they support. Why are they supporting it when you are against it . They supporting it when you are auainst it . ,. , they supporting it when you are against it . They supporting it when you are aaainstit . ,. ,. ,. , against it . Liberal democrats have su orted against it . Liberal democrats have supported the against it . Liberal democrats have supported the lockdown against it . Liberal democrats have supported the lockdown is. Against it . Liberal democrats have supported the lockdown is. Covid l against it . Liberal democrats have | supported the lockdown is. Covid is usually serious as we know and we need measures in to tackle the virus. The coronavirus act doesnt do that. It takes away basic rights and freedoms of the lib dems will not give the conservatives a blank cheque to do that. They have powers in the Public Health act which they have used during the pandemic and my concern and the concern of the Liberal Democrats is this covid act takes away peoples is part of a pattern with the conservative government. We have seen the police bill, restricting peoples rights to basic assembly. They are taking peoples rights to hold government to account through judicial review. A whole series of measures where the government is taking away our freedoms in a way which is completely unnecessary and totally Com Pletely U Nnecessa Ry A Nd Totally Irreleva Nt completely unnecessary and totally irreleva nt to completely unnecessary and totally irrelevant to easing the lockdown and tackling the pandemic. Brute irrelevant to easing the lockdown and tackling the pandemic. We spoke to government and tackling the pandemic. We spoke to government about and tackling the pandemic. We spoke to government about this and tackling the pandemic. We spoke to government about this last and tackling the pandemic. We spoke to government about this last week l to government about this last week and they say the act enables the Furlough Scheme, enables Virtual Court hearings, enables extension of statutory sick pay to continue as long as it is needed, surely you support these things . Long as it is needed, surely you support these things . Yes, but the Government Support these things . Yes, but the government was support these things . Yes, but the government was not support these things . Yes, but the government was not telling support these things . Yes, but the government was not telling you i support these things . Yes, but the | government was not telling you the truth. Section six of the coronavirus act enables the fellow legislation, which is a permanent piece of legislation which the commons if the commons voted not to renew the patriot act, that will not be there. Donald trump and his false news and fake news, and Government Ministers should be rather more truthful when they come on the bbc. Governments must have known that if this coronavirus act is not renewed, the Furlough Scheme will stay there. That is what is beginning to worry me about this government, they are not even telling the bbc the truth. Telling the bbc the truth. Chris whitty said telling the bbc the truth. Chris whitty said covid telling the bbc the truth. Chris whitty said covid will telling the bbc the truth. Chris whitty said covid will remain i telling the bbc the truth. Chris whitty said covid will remain with us for the foreseeable future yesterday. With that in mind, the argument is that with the virus being here for the foreseeable future, the government requires powers to use if they need them. filth. Powers to use if they need them. Oh, es. But powers to use if they need them. Oh, yes itut all powers to use if they need them. Oh, yes itut all the powers to use if they need them. Oi yes. But all the powers powers to use if they need them. i, yes. But all the powers they have been using for lockdown, quarantine, all the restrictions to deal with the pandemic dont come from the coronavirus act, they come from the Public Health act and again this is my worry. I dont say this about chris whitty but i do say it about Boris Johnsons chris whitty but i do say it about borisjohnsons ministers. They are trying to take away our freedoms In The Name Of Coronavirus but they are not telling you the truth. The reality is they have all the powers they need in Public Health act. The coronavirus act is just a measure which takes away basic rights and freedoms and we will not hand them a blank cheque. We need to call them out, the Liberal Democrats will call this government out because it keeps taking away basic freedoms and democratic rights. I can give you more examples. I democratic rights. I can give you more examples. Democratic rights. I can give you more examples. I quoted lisa nandy to ou at more examples. I quoted lisa nandy to you at the more examples. I quoted lisa nandy to you at the start more examples. I quoted lisa nandy to you at the start of more examples. I quoted lisa nandy to you at the start of the to you at the start of the interview. Why it may be disappointing if you are adamant that it disappointing if you are adamant thatitis disappointing if you are adamant that it is Anti Government . Disappointing if you are adamant that it is antigovernment . Labour will have to that it is antigovernment . Labour will have to answer that it is antigovernment . Labour will have to answer that that it is antigovernment . Labour will have to answer that for will have to answer that for themselves. I think anyone who has looked at this in the Cold Light Of Day knows the powers in this coronavirus act are not necessary. Lets remember this act was passed in one day as an Emergency Piece of legislation last march. Liberal democrats were prepared to give Government Ministers the benefit of the doubt back then because it was an emergency, we didnt know whether parliament would come back. When we look to those powers and how they are being abused and causing confusion, including amongst the police, we sounded the alarm and so back at the end of the summer, when they first tried to renew this legislation, the Liberal Democrats voted against it then. We wrote to the Prime Minister set out of reasons why we thought this was a bad piece of legislation that had been rushed through parliament and was not actually the powers they needed to deal with the pandemic because they already have them. I am afraid the experience of this act has proven that the Liberal Democrats were right to sound the alarm and ministers really dont need this act. It should not be renewed, we should go back to the table, sit round, as we have promised, and proposed to the government, and we can look at the legislation that they need but this is not that legislation. fine legislation that they need but this is not that legislation. Is not that legislation. One of the measures we is not that legislation. One of the measures we see is not that legislation. One of the measures we see coming is not that legislation. One of the measures we see coming into i is not that legislation. One of the i measures we see coming into force from monday is the £5,000 fine for those leaving the uk without a reasonable reason. In your view, on that issue, when is it right when we will be able to travel either for a holiday or to visit or reunite with loved ones . Istale holiday or to visit or reunite with loved ones . Holiday or to visit or reunite with loved ones . ~. ,. ,. ,. , loved ones . We have got to make sure that we beat loved ones . We have got to make sure that we beat this loved ones . We have got to make sure that we beat this awful loved ones . We have got to make sure that we beat this awful virus loved ones . We have got to make sure that we beat this awful virus and i loved ones . We have got to make sure that we beat this awful virus and we i that we beat this awful virus and we dont need people leaving the country and bringing it back, particularly when there are some really dangerous variants. I think we should be led by scientists, the experts. That is what we said to the government all along. We are worried they have not done that. The experts are saying we need to prevent people from going abroad at this moment bent the Liberal Democrats would support that. Can bent the Liberal Democrats would support that support that. Can i ask you about the process support that. Can i ask you about the process we support that. Can i ask you about the process we have support that. Can i ask you about the process we have seen, i the process we have seen, particularly in bristol, and more arrests taking place last night . In terms of government legislation, this ties into what you are saying because tests will be allowed from monday as Mass Gatherings will be allowed from march 29. There are protests against this bill but the bill will not stop protests from being able to take place from monday stop this bill will not but i first of all just stop this bill will not but i first of all us. , stop this bill will not but i first of allusi. ,. Of all ust condemn the violence we saw of alljust condemn the violence we saw in bristol . Of alljust condemn the violence we saw in bristol . The of alljust condemn the violence we saw in bristol . The police of alljust condemn the violence we saw in bristol . The police were i saw in bristol . The police were asked to do a very difficultjob and the fact that some people attacked the fact that some people attacked the police, police vehicles, was appalling. My heart goes out to those Police Officers who have been hurt and injured and we admire them for the way they risk their lives on these occasions. The vast majority of people who want to have Peaceful Assembly of peaceful protest are peaceful. The right to peaceful protest is a basic freedom. It should never have been even taken away in november, the government effectively omitting in their new policy that it shouldnt have been taken away admitting. The Liberal Democrats have long supported the continuation of the right to Peaceful Assembly and if it is done in sensible way, a covid secure way outdoors, it can be done in a way which retains the democratic rights, the basic freedoms, whilst allowing protest in a safe way. The government seems to have changed its position. 5ir government seems to have changed its osition. ,. , ,. , position. Sir ed davey, appreciate our position. Sir ed davey, appreciate yourtime. Position. Sir ed davey, appreciate your time, thank position. Sir ed davey, appreciate your time, thank you position. Sir ed davey, appreciate your time, thank you for position. Sir ed davey, appreciatej your time, thank you for speaking position. Sir ed davey, appreciate i your time, thank you for speaking to us. , ~ your time, thank you for speaking to us. , ~ ,. , priti your time, thank you for speaking to us. Priti patel your time, thank you for speaking to us. Priti patel is your time, thank you for speaking to us. Priti patel is on i your time, thank you for speaking to us. Priti patel is on the l us. Thank you. Priti patel is on the programme us. Thank you. Priti patel is on the programme at us. Thank you. Priti patel is on the programme at 7 30am. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london, im alpa patel. The murder of Sarah Everard has sparked a National Conversation about the violence and abuse that women experience on a daily basis. Now a joint letter has been sent to the Prime Minster, by 97 specialist organisations. They urge more support to tackle what they call structual inequalities and racism. They add that women from a minority background rarely garner the same headlines and response. The government of said everyone should be safe from harassment without fear of violence. Meanwhile, a train scheme to help victims escape Domestic Abuse is being extended in the south east. Rail to refuge, which was pioneered by southeastern, was due to End Next Week but is being continued to help more people reach a safe space. It comes as new figures show calls and messages to the National Abuse helpline, increased by 60 every month between april and february. Staff working in Passport Control at Heathrow Airport are starting a month of action over new rosters they say are unworkable. Border force says the temporary changes place workers in bubbles to protect themselves and the public from coronavirus. A 12 year old boy whos been bullied for being blind, has made his own short film about his experiences. Hisham wadan hopes the movie, called lost in london, will make young people more aware of blindness. He filmed it with his cousin last summer and hopes it will be shown in schools. In real life, people put me down. They, like, fun of my eyes, um. And they love to, like, take advantage of me because they know i cant do anything to them or say anything to them because, like, i have a disability so they just take advantage of that. Lets take a look at the Travel Situation now. 0n the tube, the Bakerloo Line is part suspended between paddington and queens park due to a signalfailure. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. Its a chilly start to the day with temperatures in low single figures, close to freezing in a good few spots and there are also some patches of mist and fog around, as well. Plenty of cloud about this morning, there is a Weather Front thats moving its way southeastwards gradually and that could give us a few outbreaks of mostly light, patchy rain and drizzle not amounting to very much at all, many of us staying dry. It will be a dry afternoon in store, and that cloud will clear southeastward so there should be some sunshine emerging towards northwestern areas of the capital as we head towards the end of the day. Temperatures still in double figures between 11 and 13 degrees celsius with a fairly light south westerly breeze blowing. Now, as we head through this evening and overnight, then that remaining cloud is set to clear. Therell be lots of clear skies into tomorrow morning so, again, its a cold start to the day temperatures between two and four degrees celsius. Tomorrow, the breeze picks up. Therell be some sunshine around always the chance of one or two showers. Some longer spells of rain, though, on friday. Im back in half an hour. Plenty more on our website. Now though its back to dan and sally. Bye for now. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur Headlines Today more clashes between police and protestors in bristol, for the second time in three days. Well hear from one officer on the frontline of the weekends protests. Certainly sunday was on another level from our point of view. Ive not seen levels of violence that bad. Boris johnson tells conservative mps that the speed of the development of Covid Vaccinations was thanks to capitalism and greed. New rules for Asylum Seekers are set out by the Home Secretary. Priti patel says theyre Firm But Fair critics call them divisive and inhumane. Meet the new boy as prince harry reveals his newjob at a Silicon Valley start up, well hearfrom his boss. Good morning. So often the go to man for wales, will gareth bale prove the difference again as they begin their World Cup Qualifying Campaign against belgium . Youre never too young to learn well meet from the three year old whos spent Lockdown Mastering her bmx. Good morning. Summerfog summer fog to watch out for it this morning. We have also got front in the south east producing cloud and rain. Forthe the south east producing cloud and rain. For the rest of us, a lot of dry weather, sunshine. Details coming up. Good morning. Its wednesday, the 24th of march. Fourteen people have been arrested following a second night of protests in bristol. The crowds had gathered to demonstrate against the governments new Policing Bill. Andrew plant has more. For the second time in three days, riot police in the centre of bristol, moving in to Disperse Protesters who had gathered near the centre of the city. It was a peaceful protest, but scuffles broke out as officers moved in. Avon and Somerset Police said current Lockdown Rules meant they had to disperse the group. Kill the bill its now after midnight here, and weve been in this situation here in bristol for more than an hour and a half now. You can see maybe up to 100 protesters sitting and standing there, and this line of riot police havent moved for quite a long time. And the reason theyre standing here is it prevents the protesters going back from here to where they started in the city centre. It comes after these violent scenes on sunday, twenty one officers were injured when demonstrators gathered for the kill the bill protest against the proposed new police and crime bill. Mounted Police Officer Hannah Clarke was working on sunday night with her horse mendip. Certainly sunday was on another level from our point of view, ive not seen levels of violence that bad in my career. And i think probably people that have been working in the job for a lot longer than me would agree with that. Certainly en route you could hear what was going on. You could hear the noise on the radio and the Emergency Buttons going off and colleagues asking for help. So it was quite distressing listening as youre on your way. You just wanted to get there to kind of help, really. The aggression towards the police was astonishing, really. A lot of the windows had been damaged. They were vehicles on fire. There were hundreds of people on top of the ncp car parks, throwing items varying from street furniture, glass bottles. I think even a microwave got thrown down at one point. So it was certainly aggressive. How the police handle protests has been in the headlines since criticism of the metropolitan polices handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard. With protests legally allowed once again in england from monday, ministers will be thinking hard about how protests can be policed during a global pandemic. Andrew plant, bbc news in bristol. The third wave of coronavirus sweeping across europe means its still too early to be planning holidays abroad, the Prime Minister has warned. Borisjohnson said he will issue new advice about foreign travel on the 5th of april a week earlier than originally planned. The advice came as the uk marked the anniversary of the first lockdown with lights and candles for the 126,000 lives lost to covid. Lets speak to our chief Political Correspondent adam fleming. Good morning. The Prime Minister also making headlines for some comments he made to do some mps last night about the vaccine. Explain to viewers what he said and the fallout from all of that . From all of that . Morning. Its a bit difficult from all of that . Morning. Its a bit difficult to from all of that . Morning. Its a bit difficult to say from all of that . Morning. Its a bit difficult to say exactly from all of that . Morning. Its a bit difficult to say exactly what i from all of that . Morning. Its a i bit difficult to say exactly what he said bit difficult to say exactly what he said. And bit difficult to say exactly what he said, and thats part of the problem. Said, and thats part of the problem, because it was in a private meeting. Problem, because it was in a private meeting, behind closed doors, with conservative mps before they head off on conservative mps before they head off on the conservative mps before they head off on the easter holidays. What has emerged off on the easter holidays. What has emerged is off on the easter holidays. What has emerged is that the Prime Minister was talking about how the development of vaccines, their Intention Development of vaccines, their intention and their production, was driven intention and their production, was driven by intention and their production, was driven by private commercial companies who are driven themselves by the companies who are driven themselves by the motive of making profits, which by the motive of making profits, which is by the motive of making profits, which is what capitalism and greed is kind which is what capitalism and greed is kind of which is what capitalism and greed is kind of all about, not to sound too much is kind of all about, not to sound too much like an economics professor. The Prime Minister obviously professor. The Prime Minister obviously realised straightaway that could be obviously realised straightaway that could be interpreted in a particular way, could be interpreted in a particular way, and could be interpreted in a particular way, and he said to his colleagues, forget way, and he said to his colleagues, forget i way, and he said to his colleagues, forget i even said that, so he obviously forget i even said that, so he obviously realised it was quite a sensitive obviously realised it was quite a sensitive thing to have said. This morning sensitive thing to have said. This morning Government Officials are stressing morning Government Officials are stressing he was not talking about the uks stressing he was not talking about the uks Vaccine Programme overall, or the the uks Vaccine Programme overall, or the uks the uks Vaccine Programme overall, or the uks relationship with the eu when or the uks relationship with the eu when it or the uks relationship with the eu when it comes to vaccines, it was about when it comes to vaccines, it was aboutiust when it comes to vaccines, it was aboutjust at that when it comes to vaccines, it was about just at that very narrow thing about about just at that very narrow thing about private companies having this incentive about private companies having this incentive to develop them in the first place. Also, the fact is astrazeneca is producing its vaccine not to astrazeneca is producing its vaccine not to make astrazeneca is producing its vaccine not to make a profit. But it shows you there not to make a profit. But it shows you there is not to make a profit. But it shows you there is so much sensitivity at the moment about the relationship between the moment about the relationship between the uk and the eu as they tried to between the uk and the eu as they tried to defuse this Potential Row about tried to defuse this Potential Row about the tried to defuse this Potential Row about the export of vaccines between the two the two. Adam, thank you. Later today, well hear whether the eu will impose tougher restrictions on Vaccine Exports from europe to the uk. Its part of an ongoing row with the british manufacturer astrazeneca. Lets speak to our correspondent nick beake, whos in brussels. What are you expecting to hear . Morning what are you expecting to hear . Morning. We are being told this is not an morning. We are being told this is not an export ban in itself and it is not not an export ban in itself and it is not something drawn up to specifically target the United Kingdom, because we know there has been a kingdom, because we know there has been a row kingdom, because we know there has been a row between the eu and astrazeneca. Certainly the uk would be one astrazeneca. Certainly the uk would be one of astrazeneca. Certainly the uk would be one of the countries affected by these be one of the countries affected by these proposals. What they are talking these proposals. What they are talking about in the future is every time a talking about in the future is every time a shipment of Vaccine Doses is made time a shipment of Vaccine Doses is made here time a shipment of Vaccine Doses is made here in the eu, before it is exported, made here in the eu, before it is exported, officials will be looking at the exported, officials will be looking at the Vaccination Rate in the country at the Vaccination Rate in the country where it is heading. So, the uk, country where it is heading. So, the uki for country where it is heading. So, the uk, for example. And also looking at whether uk, for example. And also looking at whether the uk, for example. And also looking at whether the manufacturer has only been whether the manufacturer has only been hitting deadlines by sending lots of been hitting deadlines by sending lots of vaccines at the very last minute, lots of vaccines at the very last minute, in lots of vaccines at the very last minute, in other words, lots of vaccines at the very last minute, in otherwords, it hasnt been minute, in otherwords, it hasnt been giving minute, in otherwords, it hasnt been giving a stable supply to the eu. Been giving a stable supply to the eu it been giving a stable supply to the eu it is been giving a stable supply to the eu. It is hard to work out how this will be eu. It is hard to work out how this will be implemented. How it will affect will be implemented. How it will affect Different Countries. We will find out affect Different Countries. We will find out more today. Although this might find out more today. Although this might sound pretty tough, we dont know might sound pretty tough, we dont know the might sound pretty tough, we dont know the impact it may have on say the pfiler know the impact it may have on say the pfizerjab, which comes from here the pfizerjab, which comes from here in the pfizerjab, which comes from here in belgium to the United Kingdom. And also, we have got a sense kingdom. And also, we have got a sense in kingdom. And also, we have got a sense in the kingdom. And also, we have got a sense in the past day or so, from angela sense in the past day or so, from Angela Merkel of germany and other european Angela Merkel of germany and other european leaders, that they dont want european leaders, that they dont want to european leaders, that they dont want to see a vaccine war or a titfortat want to see a vaccine war or a tit for tat process were some components or parts of vaccines are held up components or parts of vaccines are held up because of political dimensions. Eu leaders are going to be talking dimensions. Eu leaders are going to be talking about all of this tomorrow, when they have a video call. President Biden Willjoin them for a short call. President Biden Willjoin them for a short time when they have that conversation. The hope is that vaccine conversation. The hope is that Vaccine Supply in europe can be boosted. Vaccine supply in europe can be boosted, but certainly lots of people boosted, but certainly lots of people in the uk and elsewhere hoping people in the uk and elsewhere hoping that these tensions we have seen over hoping that these tensions we have seen over the past weeks can be eased seen over the past weeks can be eased. , ~ ,. , seen over the past weeks can be eased. , i i. A �. , the Home Secretary has announced changes to the Immigration System, describing them as Firm But Fair. The new plans mean it will be harder for anyone arriving in the uk illegally to stay. Our Home Affairs Correspondent june kelly has more. This is what the government is trying to stop. Migrants whove paid thousands of pounds to traffickers for the final perilous leg of theirjourney to the uk. Last year, 8,500 people arrived here by crossing the channel in small boats. The majority of them are said to have claimed asylum. The Home Secretary believes those who come here in this way are rewarded, while others she describes as some of the most vulnerable, never make it to britain. Under what is called the new plan for immigration, the Home Secretary says that if people arrive illegally, it will be harder for them to stay. Those that are allowed to stay will have fewer Family Reunion rights and limited access to benefits. And they will be regularly reassessed for removal from the uk. She is closing off pretty much every door that people might use in order to flee persecution and rebuild their lives safely. Its not what a Refugee Convention really requires, its not what the British Public would, ithink, see as a fair system. The tenth anniversary of the start of the syrian conflict has refocused attention on the conditions people there are enduring and trying to escape. The uk government says under a Resettlement Programme its given a home to 20,000 people from this region. In future, anyone from syria who tries to come here using the Channel Route will not be made welcome. June kelly, bbc news. Well discuss this with the Home Secretary priti patel in around half an hour. The parents of teenage motorcyclist harry dunn are finally set to hear face to face testimony from their sons alleged killer, almost two years on from his death. Anne sacoolas and her husband jonathan will give their account of events under oath, in front of harrys mother and father, byjuly 23 this year. The 19 year old was killed when a car crashed into his motorbike outside a Us Military Base in northamptonshire in august 2019. A person has died in the floods that have hit eastern australia. Officials have confirmed the fatality, but havent yet released any further details. Local reports suggest a mans body was pulled from a car in the town of glenorie, near some of the worst affected areas. Prince harry has begun a newjob at a professional Coaching Firm in california. Not driving coaches. So we explain that . Hes become the Chief Impact Officer at betterup, where he says hell be fostering honest and vulnerable conversations about Mental Health. Mark lobel has this report. Months into the role, prince harry is said to be focusing on changing the Global Dialogue on Mental Health. So what does his new boss think of him . I had obviously never talked to royalty before in my life. And i think the most impressive thing has just been his focus singularly on how can he be of service, how can the advance his vision . So i have a feeling that hell work out. What do you call him . Erm. You know, were partners here. He likes to be called harry in the workplace, so we just address him as harry. So what will he actually be doing . But one sceptic describes betterups new Chief Impact Officer as a made up name, solely designed to bring pr sizzle to the San Francisco tech start up. This is a company that does coaching for managers mainly, right . Its mainly Business Coaching and career coaching. And i dont really think that british royalty is particularly well suited for that, to be honest. I dont think those experiences translate very well. So how will harrys new Firm Go Aboutjudging the sixth in line to the thrones progress . Yes, well, lots can be said on the, as we call it in the us, the modern performance review. We have a really open relationship and constant feedback and communication, so i think we wont have any trouble there. The private company is, however, keeping his hours and pay, perhaps understandably, strictly confidential. Mark lobel, bbc news. No talk of a salary, by the way. He was asked. It no talk of a salary, by the way. He was asked no talk of a salary, by the way. He was asked. As i was asked. It is confidential. As ou was asked. It is confidential. As you would was asked. It is confidential. As you would expect. If youve ever got stuck trying to do a three point turn in a narrow road, you might have an idea of how the captain of this ship is feeling. The container ship called evergreen has run aground in the suez canal. Shes iioo metres long and 59 metres wide and at least 15 ships are thought to be stuck behind her. Seven tugs are currently trying to get her moving again. You would be a bit hot and bothered by that point. Mas you would be a bit hot and bothered by that point by that point. Was that film with mike myers . By that point. Was that film with mike myers . That by that point. Was that film with mike myers . That film, by that point. Was that film with mike myers . That film, austin i mike myers . 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What were you thinking . I dont know. 14 minutes roundabout. What were you thinking . I dont know. 14 minutes past roundabout. What were you thinking . I dont know. 14 minutes past seven. | i dont know. 14 minutes past seven. Should have been paying attention, which is basically a life lesson. Good morning, carol. Which is basically a life lesson. Good morning, carol. Dan, can you let us know good morning, carol. Dan, can you let us know when good morning, carol. Dan, can you let us know when your good morning, carol. Dan, can you let us know when your next good morning, carol. Dan, can you let us know when your next out i good morning, carol. Dan, can you let us know when your next out on | let us know when your next out on the road, please. Good morning. It is quite foggy in some parts of the south. This is a lovely weather watchers picture from kent. It is also foggy in wales. As we go through the next few days, the forecast generically in sunshine and showers. 0n forecast generically in sunshine and showers. On friday some of those will be wintry above 200 metres. This morning we have got a weak Weather Front pushing south eastwards, taking its cloud with it and some light patchy rain. After a bright start for some, that cloud will fill in. A lot of sunshine, early showers behind it. Heavy in scotland. The sun will come out in the south west of england. Channel islands into the south eastern corner, hanging onto that cloud. Wales, the midlands, Northern Ireland, a lot of sunshine. Northern ireland, a lot of sunshine. Northern ireland, the first showers are going through, some sunshine. The east of scotland will hang on the sunshine. Heavier showers and gusty winds approaching from the west. Temperatures today seven to 13 degrees. Through this evening and overnight we say goodbye to the first front of the south east. The second one sinks south. Further showers following behind in the north and west. The wind will start to ease. There will be some clear skies. Some of us will see A Touch Of Frost. These temperatures represent what you can expect in the countryside. More details in about half an hour. Now back to dan and sally. Half an hour. Now back to dan and sall. ~ now back to dan and sally. We look forward to it now back to dan and sally. We look forward to it. Thank now back to dan and sally. We look forward to it. Thank you. Now back to dan and sally. We look forward to it. Thank you. See i now back to dan and sally. We look forward to it. Thank you. See you i forward to it. Thank you. See you later. Lets get some reaction now to another night of protests in bristol. Last night police moved in to remove demonstrators from the city centre. It follows violent clashes in the city at the weekend. Werejoined by the National Chair of the Police Federation of england and wales, john apter. Good morning. Lots of people reacting to what we saw not only last night but over the last few evenings. Give us your idea of what particularly is happening in bristol and your reaction to some of the things you have seen . And your reaction to some of the things you have seen . Yes, good morninu. Things you have seen . Yes, good morning i things you have seen . Yes, good morning. I really things you have seen . Yes, good morning. I really feel things you have seen . Yes, good morning. I really feel for things you have seen . Yes, good morning. I really feel for my i morning. I really feel for my colleagues in bristol. There is a sense colleagues in bristol. There is a sense they really feel under siege. For some. Sense they really feel under siege. For some, whatever they do is never enough for some, whatever they do is never enough for for some, whatever they do is never enough. For others, it is too much. Last enough. For others, it is too much. Last night enough. For others, it is too much. Last night we enough. For others, it is too much. Last night we saw another protest, different last night we saw another protest, different of protest, but still one that neither the police to intervene. They were 14 arrests overall~ intervene. They were 14 arrests overall. Lets not forget this was on an overall. Lets not forget this was on an evening when the vast majority in the on an evening when the vast majority in the country were remembering those in the country were remembering those many thousands of people who have been those many thousands of people who have been lost to this horrible virus have been lost to this horrible virus it have been lost to this horrible virus. It was not good scenes. This was on virus. It was not good scenes. This was on the virus. It was not good scenes. This was on the back of the most horrendous that we had seen on sunday horrendous that we had seen on sunday evening. My colleagues are battered sunday evening. My colleagues are battered and bruised, in some cases physically battered and bruised, in some cases physically. Weve got a number of officers physically. Weve got a number of officers who were injured on sunday very seriously. This is completely unacceptable, completely unacceptable. Unacceptable, completely unacceptable. Unacceptable, completely unaccetable. , unacceptable, completely unaccetable. Unacceptable. Can you give us an idea, unacceptable. Can you give us an idea. Lets unacceptable. Can you give us an idea. Lets say unacceptable. Can you give us an idea, lets say over unacceptable. Can you give us an idea, lets say over the unacceptable. Can you give us an idea, lets say over the course i unacceptable. Can you give us an idea, lets say over the course of| idea, lets say over the course of the last year there have been in a number that migrate everything the police do at the moment is very carefully looked at, there are phones, everything is filmed, there are accounts from all those who were there, but in the last year we have had black lives matter protest, we saw more recently what happened at the vigil for Sarah Everard and saw more recently what happened at the vigilfor Sarah Everard and now, the vigilfor Sarah Everard and now, the incident with, in bristol over a number of nights. What sort of pressure is on the force to act in different ways . And how have those goalposts changed . And does that make it hard to get things right . They were criticised, werent they, for what they did at the Sarah Everard vigil . The point i am trying to make is, how difficult is it to do thejob at to make is, how difficult is it to do the job at the moment when the goal posts seem to be moving . It is near on impossible. It is near on impossible near on impossible. It is near on impossible. Policing protest is difficult impossible. Policing protest is difficult and complex in normal times difficult and complex in normal times. We are obviously in the grip of this times. We are obviously in the grip of this pandemic with legislation in place of this pandemic with legislation in place i of this pandemic with legislation in place. I have spoken directly with the home place. I have spoken directly with the Home Secretary and others about having the Home Secretary and others about having real the Home Secretary and others about having real clarity about what is expected having real clarity about what is expected of my colleagues, because they have expected of my colleagues, because they have to enforce the legislation, and also to educate the public legislation, and also to educate the public as legislation, and also to educate the public as to what is expected of them public as to what is expected of them so public as to what is expected of them. So we need that clarity. But obviously them. So we need that clarity. But obviously large scale protests and obviously la rge scale protests and large obviously large scale protests and large gatherings are unlawful at the moment large gatherings are unlawful at the moment. And some would say they are not, moment. And some would say they are not. But moment. And some would say they are not. But we moment. And some would say they are not, but we have to deal with the legislation not, but we have to deal with the legislation as we see it. So it has been legislation as we see it. So it has been near legislation as we see it. So it has been near on impossible. And every protest been near on impossible. And every protest is been near on impossible. And every protest is different. We have seen that over protest is different. We have seen that over the past 12 months. No matter that over the past 12 months. No matter what my colleagues do, it will be matter what my colleagues do, it will be criticised by some for not being will be criticised by some for not being strong enough, or for being too relaxed about it. And even on sunday too relaxed about it. And even on sunday evening when my colleagues work being admitted to hospital with serious work being admitted to hospital with serious injuries, we had people saying serious injuries, we had people saying that they were acting unlawfully, they were not doing what they should be doing, and these are officers they should be doing, and these are officers who were having things thrown officers who were having things thrown at officers who were having things thrown at them, than is being set on fire with thrown at them, than is being set on fire with them inside it. Vans. Some fire with them inside it. Vans. Some politicians refused to condemn that violence. Just unbelievable, really that violence. Just unbelievable, really unbelievable. Do that violence. Just unbelievable, really unbelievable. That violence. Just unbelievable, really unbelievable. Do you accept that some of really unbelievable. Do you accept that some of the really unbelievable. Do you accept that some of the criticism really unbelievable. Do you accept that some of the criticism that i really unbelievable. Do you accept i that some of the criticism that came the way of the met police after the Sarah Everard vigil, is that being listened to, is that being taken on board . ~ ,. , listened to, is that being taken on board . ~ ,. ,. , board . Absolutely. The inspectorate for olicin board . Absolutely. The inspectorate for policing is board . Absolutely. The inspectorate for policing is doing board . Absolutely. The inspectorate for policing is doing an board . Absolutely. The inspectorate for policing is doing an enquiry i for policing is doing an enquiry into that for policing is doing an enquiry into that. We have to wait for that enquiry into that. We have to wait for that enquiry. The Police Federation welcomes that enquiry. Policing can ever be welcomes that enquiry. Policing can ever be perfect. Its dynamic, its dangerous. Ever be perfect. Its dynamic, its dangerous, we have to think on our feet. Dangerous, we have to think on our feet. We dangerous, we have to think on our feet. We dont have the luxury when we are feet. We dont have the luxury when we are dealing with these protests, which we are dealing with these protests, which are we are dealing with these protests, which are unfolding, of the benefit of hindsight. We have to deal with what is of hindsight. We have to deal with what is in of hindsight. We have to deal with what is in front of us. And i do feel what is in front of us. And i do feel that. What is in front of us. And i do feel that. I what is in front of us. And i do feel that, i am what is in front of us. And i do feelthat, lam not what is in front of us. And i do feel that, i am not saying we always. Et feel that, i am not saying we always get it feel that, i am not saying we always get it right. Feel that, i am not saying we always get it right, i am not saying that, but i get it right, i am not saying that, but i do get it right, i am not saying that, but i do feel that policing is all too often, especially over the past 12 months. Too often, especially over the past 12 months, my colleagues are hung out to 12 months, my colleagues are hung out to dry 12 months, my colleagues are hung out to dry and they feel very vulnerable. They are trying to do the best vulnerable. They are trying to do the best they can. Policing protest is extremely complex. It is not as easy is extremely complex. It is not as easy as is extremely complex. It is not as easy as armchair critics might think. Easy as armchair critics might think. Is easy as armchair critics might think. ,. , think. Is there a feeling in the olice think. Is there a feeling in the police force think. Is there a feeling in the police force that think. Is there a feeling in the police force that at think. Is there a feeling in the police force that at these i think. Is there a feeling in the i police force that at these protests, because many people contacted this programme and said they were there in bristol and were peacefully protesting against something they feel is important, other professional troublemakers . Is there a feeling that the same people are causing issues at some of these different protests . Filth, causing issues at some of these different protests . Different protests . Oh, without doubt. I have different protests . Oh, without doubt. I have said different protests . Oh, without doubt. I have said in different protests . Oh, without doubt. I have said in other i doubt. I have said in other interviews, i am a fundamental believer interviews, i am a fundamental believer in interviews, i am a fundamental believer in peoples right to peaceful and lawful protest. Absolutely. Many of my colleagues will say absolutely. Many of my colleagues will say the same. We are obviously in their will say the same. We are obviously in their pandemic and there are restrictions. But the vast majority of people restrictions. But the vast majority of people who attend protest do so peacefully and lawfully in normal times. Peacefully and lawfully in normal times. We saw that on sunday during the day times. We saw that on sunday during the day. There was a very limited police the day. There was a very limited police presence. And the vast Majority Police presence. And the vast majority of those that were therefore a legitimate process, they were well therefore a legitimate process, they were well behaved in that sense. There were well behaved in that sense. There is were well behaved in that sense. There is a were well behaved in that sense. There is a hard core element who will hijack there is a hard core element who will hijack any situation for their own means. And what we saw on sunday evening. Own means. And what we saw on sunday evening. And own means. And what we saw on sunday evening, and we have seen in other situations. Evening, and we have seen in other situations, was extreme violence aimed situations, was extreme violence aimed at situations, was extreme violence aimed at police. Anarchy. In some cases aimed at police. Anarchy. In some cases where aimed at police. Anarchy. In some cases where vans are being set on fire with cases where vans are being set on fire with Police Officers inside. Serious. Fire with Police Officers inside. Serious, serious offences being committed. That is peaceful protest. That is committed. That is peaceful protest. That isjust committed. That is peaceful protest. That isjust downright criminal violence that isjust downright criminal violence. �. , that isjust downright criminal violence. � ,. , that isjust downright criminal violence. �. , violence. Bearing in mind what you have said already violence. Bearing in mind what you have said already about violence. Bearing in mind what you have said already about the have said already about the difficulty policing some of these protests a pandemic, how do some of the Police Officers around the country feel about not being on the priority list for vaccines . Do you think that would make a difference . Yes, they feel betrayed and let down. Yes, they feel betrayed and let down, because policing is unique. We are expected to get up close and personal are expected to get up close and personal with people in and out of peoples personal with people in and out of peoples on addresses. We have offices peoples on addresses. We have offices who are dedicated solely to going offices who are dedicated solely to going into properties to remove the bodies going into properties to remove the bodies of going into properties to remove the bodies of people who have died within bodies of people who have died within properties, or working bodies of people who have died within properties, orworking in bodies of people who have died within properties, or working in the hospital within properties, or working in the hospital environments. It is unique. And i hospital environments. It is unique. And i strongly believe and i still maintain and i strongly believe and i still maintain that Police Officers and front maintain that Police Officers and front line maintain that Police Officers and front line police staff should have been front line police staff should have been prioritised for the vaccine. I have been prioritised for the vaccine. I have raised been prioritised for the vaccine. I have raised it formally with the home have raised it formally with the Home Secretary and we do feel bitterly. Home secretary and we do feel bitterly, bitterly let down. John a ter, bitterly, bitterly let down. John apter. The bitterly, bitterly let down. John apter, the national bitterly, bitterly let down. Irrii apter, the National Chair of bitterly, bitterly let down. Irrrii apter, the National Chair of the Police Federation of england and wales, appreciate your thoughts. We are speaking to the Home Secretary in a few minutes. Over the last few weeks, weve been exploring the impact covid has had on voters across the United Kingdom ahead of a series of crucial elections in may. The government in wales has used its powers to take a different course to the rest of the uk when it comes to the pandemic. But how has that affected how voters feel . Alex forsyth reports. In north wales, wrexham sits just a few miles from the border with england. Local mums carly and becca have always known they live in a border town, but it has become more apparent this past year given the different covid rules in each country. I dont think it was as obvious as it is now. You know, we are all doing our own thing now, which i dont think everybody was aware that we had the power to do before. Its a bit complicated, to be honest. If you listen on the radio, sometimes were so close to the border, sometimes it does change on the english radio when it comes up with the news, and then sometimes its on the north wales news and you just think, oh my gosh, i havent got a clue whats going on but have there been benefits to wales making its own choices in the pandemic . Yes, because i think the numbers in england compared to wales are two completely different things. I think theyve handled it really well. We should be able to make our own decisions but i feel we should work in cooperation with each other. Not far away, the coastal town of rhos 0n sea is popular with tourists. Butjust off the promenade, the peacock lounge sits empty. 0wner philip is frustrated with how his business has been affected by differences in rules. Its made him think there is little point in a welsh parliament. Cardiff is 185 miles away from us. Were 30 minutes from chester. Yet all them tourists from chester are coming here thinking the rules are the same when theyre not. It should have been one person leading and not four parties fighting amongst each other, because thats all its turned out to be. This devolved stuff just isnt working. Many people do support devolution, which is a transfer of powers from westminster to cardiff. Some want wales to have more clout. A debate which has stretched back decades isnt yet settled. This pandemic has really shown how having different governments for different parts of the uk actually works in practice. For some thats been a good thing. For others, less so. But for many people weve spoken to it has made them think about who is best to make the decisions that affect their lives. Further south, we met evan. He believes the pandemic is shown the potential wales has to make more of its own decisions as an independent country. I think with the mindset of independence wales can thrive. Is there much of a need for westminster any more . I dont really think there is. Hell be able to vote for the first time in may, when 16 and 17 year olds can have their say in elections to the welsh parliament. You can see how the older generation, theres that sense of loyalism still there towards the union, the monarchy etc. I think the younger generation, through social media and alternative news, have reached their own conclusions. And i think that is helped independence, the support, rise massively. The idea of independence might have gained momentum, but it is still a minority view. In newport, in the shadow of the road that connects wales to england, stewart is concerned about division in the uk. Im happy for there to be a Welsh Government to look for the heritage parts of wales, i think thats a good thing. But it goes too far. And i think the more power we give them, i think it is going to get. We are part of the United Kingdom, and thats how it should be. The virus has not been bound by borders, but for some its brought them home as different parts of the uk have moved at a slightly different pace. The question is whether or not of that has any political consequence. Alex forsyth, bbc news. Still to come on breakfast. As Bike Manufacturers struggle to keep up with a new boom in cycling, well meet three year old daisy, whose biking skills put most of us to shame. She is brilliant. Also, we will be sueakin she is brilliant. Also, we will be speaking to she is brilliant. Also, we will be speaking to the she is brilliant. 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Whos best to get london back on its feet after covid to oversee how were policed, how we get around, and how a budget of more than £19 billion should be spent . On may the 6th, londoners choose their next mayor. This evening, well be talking live to labours sadiq khan and the conservative candidate, shaun bailey. The full list of candidates who say they will be standing for london mayor in the local elections on the 6th of may is on the bbc london website. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. Its a chilly start to the day with temperatures in low single figures, close to freezing in a good few spots and there are also some patches of mist and fog around, as well. Plenty of cloud about this morning, there is a Weather Front thats moving its way southeastwards gradually and that could give us a few outbreaks of mostly light, patchy rain and drizzle not amounting to very much at all, many of us staying dry. It will be a dry afternoon in store, and that cloud will clear southeastward so there should be some sunshine emerging towards northwestern areas of the capital as we head towards the end of the day. Temperatures still in double figures between 11 and 13 degrees celsius with a fairly light south westerly breeze blowing. Now, as we head through this evening and overnight, then that remaining cloud is set to clear. Therell be lots of clear skies into tomorrow morning so, again, its a cold start to the day temperatures between two and four degrees celsius. Tomorrow, the breeze picks up. Therell be some sunshine around always the chance of one or two showers. Some longer spells of rain, though, on friday. Im back in half an hour. Plenty more on our website. Now, though, its back to dan and sally. Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. Riot police took to the streets of bristol for the second time in a week last night after more protests in the city. Lets get reaction to this with the Home Secretary, priti patel. Good morning to you, Home Secretary. First of all, have you seen the scenes in bristol last night and what is your reaction . Scenes in bristol last night and what is your reaction . Well, i saw some of the what is your reaction . Well, i saw some of the scenes, what is your reaction . Well, i saw some of the scenes, as what is your reaction . Well, i saw some of the scenes, as i what is your reaction . Well, i saw some of the scenes, as i did i what is your reaction . Well, i saw some of the scenes, as i did on i some of the scenes, as i did on sunday and protests are unlawful right now and quite frankly we have just seen more criminality and violent behaviour which is simply unacceptable. Ih violent behaviour which is simply unacceptable. Unacceptable. In the coronavirus bill passes unacceptable. In the coronavirus bill passes tomorrow unacceptable. In the coronavirus bill passes tomorrow then i unacceptable. In the coronavirus i bill passes tomorrow then protests will be allowed from monday. Are you happy for people to protest on issues they feel strongly about from next week . Igrate issues they feel strongly about from next week . ~. ,. , next week . We live in an open society and next week . We live in an open society and the next week . We live in an open society and the democracy i next week . We live in an open society and the democracy so i next week . We live in an open i society and the democracy so the principle to protest and have your voice heard is absolutely crucial, but there is no, no acceptability at all for criminality, thuggish behaviour, and the type of violent scenes we have seen over recent evenings, including the most appalling assaults and criminal attacks on Police Officers. There is attacks on Police Officers. There is a fundamental difference between the two. I5 a fundamental difference between the two. ,. ,. ,. ,. , two. Is also a fundamental difference two. Is also a fundamental difference between two. Is also a fundamental difference between what i two. Is also a fundamental i difference between what you are talking about and what im talking about. Im talking about people who want to protest peacefully. Are you happy for people who feel strongly about an issue protest, express their views peacefully from monday . Well, peaceful protest is totally different from obviously what we saw in bristol. We live in a democracy and obviously we uphold the rights to protest, but as i would say, we are in a pandemic and i would urge everybody to continue to follow the rules and guidance and just continue to be incredibly conscientious as the British Public happy and we have seen that throughout the last 12 months. , a, seen that throughout the last 12 months. , months. From monday can you tell us what conditions months. From monday can you tell us what conditions will months. From monday can you tell us what conditions will be months. From monday can you tell us what conditions will be attached i months. From monday can you tell us what conditions will be attached to i what conditions will be attached to any planned protest . There is not much clarity on that at the moment. Well, when it comes to conditions, and its notjust about protest, it is in relation to the coronavirus guidance, we work with the police constantly. Igrate guidance, we work with the police constantl. ~. Guidance, we work with the police constantly guidance, we work with the police constantl. ~ ,. ,. ,. ,. Constantly. We put Forward Guidance to no to constantly. We put Forward Guidance to go to police constantly. We put Forward Guidance to go to Police Officers constantly. We put Forward Guidance to go to Police Officers so constantly. We put Forward Guidance to go to Police Officers so we constantly. We put Forward Guidance to go to Police Officers so we will i to go to Police Officers so we will continue to do that so at this stage i will not, tell you what the details of the guidance are. We are working with police on that. Its, feet working with police on that. A few months ago working with police on that. A few months ago we working with police on that. A few months ago we had working with police on that. A few months ago we had the working with police on that. A few months ago we had the national i working with police on that. A few months ago we had the National Chair of the Police Federation on this programme, and i will give you his direct quote. The police at the moment by doing near on impossible job. He is asking you for clarity, he says the police need clarity on the job they are doing at the moment and the public need clarity from the government about what they are allowed to do. Government about what they are allowed to do. Well, on that, when it comes to allowed to do. Well, on that, when it comes to policing allowed to do. Well, on that, when it comes to policing in allowed to do. Well, on that, when it comes to policing in particular, i it comes to policing in particular, we work with the National Police Chiefs Council when it comes to the guidance and advice that goes to Police Officers. That has been the case for the last 12 months and that continues. Speak to them on a new daily basis here, we work with the police on everything in terms of coronavirus and regulation, which of course goes down to chief constables in terms of how it forces themselves operationalise because they are operationally independent from the government, in terms of how they bring in the rules and regulations. And of course every time the guidance changes from government, the public are informed about this through the regular means, through broadcast, through gov. Uk and we have done it consistently through any changes in the coronavirus regulations. Igrate any changes in the coronavirus regulations any changes in the coronavirus regulations. Any changes in the coronavirus reuulations. ~. ,. , � � regulations. We are on bbc one right now, regulations. We are on bbc one right now. 7 30am. Regulations. We are on bbc one right now, 7 30am, could regulations. We are on bbc one right now, 7 30am, could you regulations. We are on bbc one right now, 7 30am, could you tell regulations. We are on bbc one right now, 7 30am, could you tell us, i now, 7 30am, could you tell us, broadcast, how the general public will get information and find out about how they are allowed to peacefully protest from next week . Absolutely. That will be announced in terms of the coronavirus guidance itself. This isntjust about rules to go out and protest, this is about any changes that come forward government will be broadcast whether or not you are programme and also on gov. Uk, the way we have consistently been sharing and communicating messages to the public. Lets move on, shall messages to the public. Lets move on. Shall we . Messages to the public. Lets move on, shall we . Lets messages to the public. Lets move on, shall we . Lets talk messages to the public. Lets move on, shall we . Lets talk about i messages to the public. Lets move on, shall we . Lets talk about the l on, shall we . Lets talk about the Policing Bill which is due tomorrow. Some of the bristol protests have been about this bill and about how it is going to change the way people can gather from next week, one of the things it will do is to allow the things it will do is to allow the police to set set noise limits for demonstrations, to break them up if they get too loud. How will the police decide when a demonstration gets too noisy . Gets too noisy . Well, first of all, this policing gets too noisy . Well, first of all, this Policing Bill gets too noisy . Well, first of all, this Policing Bill is gets too noisy . Well, first of all, this Policing Bill is incredibly this Policing Bill is incredibly important for a number of reasons. It will protect the public, reform the criminaljustice system, ensure there are topic sentences for some of the most abhorrent crimes, and it will protect the police with regards to police governance. Many of these elements in this particular bill were voted for at the general election when we went to the country in december 2019. With regard to protest and public order, the public order legislation is out of date, it was put together in the 1980s, and this is the opportunity, working with the police, i emphasise that, on the development of this draft bill to look at the changes that need to be brought in to help the police when it comes to management of protests and engagement with protesters but also to deal with static protest and noise. fik. Protesters but also to deal with static protest and noise. 0k. 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When it comes to noise in particular, the police will make judgments and they will have guidance and frameworks around the impact that noise has, notjust around the impact that noise has, not just on around the impact that noise has, notjust on one individual but across communities and these are important changes that will be discussed and consulted upon as this bill passes through parliament, and the police are working with us in the police are working with us in the development of this particular piece of legislation and much of what we are speaking about the round changes are protest have come to us by the police to government. Lets by the police to government. Lets stick with the by the police to government. Lets stick with the police. By the police to government. Lets stick with the police. From by the police to government. Lets stick with the police. From slinky workers. 0nly stick with the police. From slinky workers. Only 20 so far have been vaccinated. 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It is wrong to suggest they are not being priority . It is wrong to suggest they are not being vaccinated l priority . It is wrong to suggest i they are not being vaccinated and yes, across the country, we are seeing that. As you have already heard me say this is taking place at a local level with the local nhs and they are working constructively with policing and with others in the emergency services. They are Front Line Services engaging with the public every single day. But Line Services engaging with the public every single day. Public every single day. But it seems that public every single day. But it seems that only public every single day. But it seems that only 20 public every single day. But it seems that only 20 so public every single day. But it seems that only 20 so far. Public every single day. But it i seems that only 20 so far have public every single day. But it seems that only 20 so far have been vaccinated well, we have a vaccine roll out programme. This is all part of wider roll out rollout programme. This is all part of wider rollou of wider rollout programme. This will take time of wider rollout programme. This will take time and of wider rollout programme. This will take time and we of wider rollout programme. This will take time and we all of wider rollout programme. This will take time and we all know of wider rollout programme. This j will take time and we all know this in terms of how the programme is working across the country. If we can vaccinate more Police Officers spent absolutely. We will try to achieve that. Spent absolutely. We will try to achievethat. ,. ,. ,. , achieve that. You are talking today about the new achieve that. You are talking today about the new plan achieve that. You are talking today about the new plan for achieve that. You are talking today about the new plan for asylum achieve that. You are talking today about the new plan for asylum in i achieve that. You are talking today i about the new plan for asylum in the uk, setting up significant changes. Explain the changes you are going to make. 50 explain the changes you are going to make. , explain the changes you are going to make,. , make. So this will involve fundamental make. So this will involve fundamental reform make. So this will involve fundamental reform of i make. So this will involve | fundamental reform of the make. So this will involve fundamental reform of the asylum system. This is the biggest reform nearly two decades, in fact, an end to end reform which will basically look at how we can create safe routes to protect people who are fleeing persecution and stop them from being put in the hands of people smugglers and cruel facilitators which we are seeing on a daily basis with people being smuggled into the uk, taking perilousjourneys smuggled into the uk, taking perilous journeys dangerous journeys that are putting peoples lives at risk. That is what we want to stop by changing the system, creating safe and legal roots and bringing in a raft of measures subject to consultation. We are publishing a policy paper today, outlining a range of options that will help us to reform the system, looking at various aspects of legal reform with the ministry ofjustice, looking at how we can change our posture as a country in terms of having a stronger deterrent for people smugglers. Stronger deterrent for people smugglers stronger deterrent for people smut clers. , y. ,. ,. , smugglers. Can you explain what will be legitimate smugglers. Can you explain what will be legitimate routes smugglers. Can you explain what will be legitimate routes be . Smugglers. Can you explain what will be legitimate routes be . We smugglers. Can you explain what will be legitimate routes be . We are be legitimate routes be . We are workin be legitimate routes be . We are working already. Be legitimate routes be . We are working already. We be legitimate routes be . We are working already. We have be legitimate routes be . We are working already. We have safe i be legitimate routes be . We are l working already. We have safe and legal roots and we have a programme called the syrian Refugee Resettlement scheme. We want to expand that, look at the route we have done for passport holders from hong kong. These are routes that are successful and we know they work and will continue working with Third Party Organisations to develop other routes to actually give People Safety that they need. People that are fleeing persecution. Because currently, right now, 60 of cases in the asylum system have come from people coming our country illegally and being smuggled into the country. That is simply not right. We are seeing women and children left behind, those who cant afford to go to the people smugglers and we are seeing peoples lives put at risk and that is exactly what we want to stop and change. The and that is exactly what we want to stop and change. And that is exactly what we want to stop and change. The chief executive ofthe stop and change. The chief executive of the british stop and change. The chief executive of the british red stop and change. The chief executive of the British Red Cross stop and change. The chief executive of the British Red Cross has stop and change. The chief executive of the British Red Cross has said of the British Red Cross has said that the new plans are inhumane. Well. What is inhumane is allowing people to be smuggled through illegal migration, and that is what we want to stop. Hahn illegal migration, and that is what we want to stop. Illegal migration, and that is what we want to stop. How will this stop that . Lives we want to stop. How will this stop that . Lives are we want to stop. How will this stop that . Lives are being we want to stop. How will this stop that . Lives are being put we want to stop. How will this stop that . 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As i have said we will be announcing changes today and for the red cross and other agencies, they are partner organisations that we will work with to create safe routes so we can stop this terrible, terrible trade in people being smuggled notjust into the uk, but to other countries, European Union countries, as well, where lives are being put at risk. We know people have been found dead in the back of lorries, people are drowning in the channel and in the mediterranean. That is simply inhumane and not acceptable. That is simply inhumane and not acceptable acceptable. Also, the red cross would also acceptable. Also, the red cross would also say acceptable. Also, the red cross would also say you acceptable. Also, the red cross would also say you are acceptable. Also, the red cross would also say you are now acceptable. Also, the red cross. Would also say you are now going acceptable. Also, the red cross would also say you are now going to judge people who are leaving desperate situations, desperate circumstances, from all different parts of europe and the world. You willjudge people and how they get here when they are looking for asylum and safety. Here when they are looking for asylum and safety. First of all, you ri a safe asylum and safety. First of all, you rip a safe continent. Asylum and safety. First of all, you rip a safe continent. One asylum and safety. First of all, you rip a safe continent. One of asylum and safety. First of all, you rip a safe continent. One of the rip a safe continent. One of the issues that is prevalent is that people are coming to the uk illegally, having their lives put at risk for these awful perilous journeys, coming from safe countries such as france, italy, germany, belgium. People should claim asylum in those countries it may free persecution and not come to the uk. It is imperative that other countries to step up and work with us to stop this inhumane trade where individuals are being smuggled, they are being facilitated, where their lives are being put at risk and they are subject to all sorts of credible behaviours like people smugglers lives are also being lost. We behaviours like people smugglers lives are also being lost. Lives are also being lost. We are heafint lives are also being lost. We are hearing this lives are also being lost. We are hearing this might lives are also being lost. We are hearing this might about lives are also being lost. We are hearing this might about the lives are also being lost. We are i hearing this might about the Prime Ministers comments to conservative mps about the success of the realm of the uk Vaccine Programme. According to reports he said it was because of capitalism and greed. Immediately retracted those ways. It shows you how careful a politician has to be these days about the words that they use. 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Home| secretary priti patel, thank you very much. Secretary priti patel, thank you very much loads more to pack into the programme between now and 9 15am. John is here to talk about world cup qualifiers. It john is here to talk about world cup tualifiers. ,. , john is here to talk about world cup tualifiers. ,. ,. , qualifiers. It seems crazy to be talkint qualifiers. It seems crazy to be talking about qualifiers. It seems crazy to be talking about that qualifiers. It seems crazy to be talking about that with qualifiers. It seems crazy to be talking about that with the qualifiers. It seems crazy to be i talking about that with the euros around the corner. We are at that stage. 0n around the corner. We are at that stage. On paper, wales going to the match with belgium is arguably the toughest game, away fixture, against belgium. The worlds number one ranked side. A squad full of quality. Ranked side. A squad full of tuali. Ranked side. A squad full of quality as ranked side. A squad full of quality. As we ranked side. A squad full of| quality. As we know, ranked side. A squad full of quality. As we know, gareth quality. Talent as we know, gareth bale, the tasman quality. Talent as we know, gareth bale, the tasman for quality. Talent as we know, gareth bale, the tasman for wales. Belgium might not have lost a competitive match at home in 11 years. There are reasons for wales to be hopeful. Remember this incredible night almost five years ago . Beating them 3 1 in the quarter finals of euro 2016. They havent actually lost to belgium in their last four games. And theres always gareth bale, wales talisman, whos determined to lead them to their first world cup since 1958. Coming into my wales career, the main thing was to play in a major tournament. Obviously we managed to do that and now obviously i think to tick everything off the list would be to qualify for a world cup, so, like i said, we want to do that. We dont want to just qualify for one or two tournaments, we want to keep qualifying and making sure were pushing wales in the right direction and. Yeah, for me personally, yeah, to qualify for the world cup would be amazing. This was amazing last night. What a result in the scottish cup, as brora of the Highland League, who havent played a game sincejanuary, beat hearts, the scottish cup finalists for the past two seasons, 2 1. The part timers only trained five times in the lead up. Now theyre into the third round. Brief scenes of celebration in the dressing room afterwards. Great scenes of celebration. What a performance. A potential breakthrough in dealing with head trauma in sport pitch side saliva tests could determine if a player has concussion within minutes. It follows a succesful trial of rugby union players. Its being worked on in a lab, with the aim of being able to roll it out in the next couple of years. It comes after rugbys governing bodies face a lawsuit from retired players suffering with early on set dementia. Andy murrays been hit with another setback after being forced to pull out of the miami open with a groin injury. Murray said he struggled to walk after developing pain overnight. The former wimbledon champion has been in the us since last week and was due to play in the first round today. I got here wednesday of last week, trained on thursday, friday. Felt fine, i had no issues in practice, and then when i woke up in the morning and got out of bed, my groin. I felt my groin a bit in the night when i was a sort of rolling over, but then when i went to walk in the morning it was really painful to walk. So i dont really know. More frustration for andy murray. Neil robertson is through to the semi finals of the tour championship. Have a look at this picture. And it wasntjust the snooker catching the eye. He beat Jack Lisowski by ten frames to five at celtic manor. 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It will be Windy At Times and on friday some of the showers will be wintry, down to about 200 metres. In some of the heavier ones we can see a bit of winteriness in the north, even down to lower levels. Today we have a weak Weather Front seating south, currently producing some patchy light rain across the north midlands down towards the south west and it will eventually get into the south east. In the south east, for some bright start, we have that file and then here comes the cloud and the patchy light rain later on. Behind it for south west england, wales, the midlands, Northern England and Eastern Scotland, there will be a fair bit of sunshine around. To start with, showers in Northern Ireland and also scotland, replaced by heavier showers later and as the heavier showers come in, the wind will strengthen. Gusts as large as 50 mph across parts of the north west. These white circles represent the average wind speeds. Temperatures today, ten in aberdeen and glasgow, 12 in birmingham and cardiff top temperature is likely to be 13 or 14. Through this evening and overnight, we say goodbye is taking its cloudy and patchy rain and the second continues to gain south west and then coming into north west we see another packet of showers. In between there will be some clear skies and the rule areas it will be lower than this, so we could see the pocket of frost. A week with a front coming south tomorrow, the spot of rain. Then we see more showers across the north and west. The wind will not be as strong. A lot of dry weather tomorrow and a fair bit of sunshine, as well. Temperatures getting up to about, again, 12, 13 or maybe 14. As we move from thursday night into friday, we see a change. This Weather Front moves south, taking rain with it, and opens the door to colder air coming rain with it, and opens the door to colderair coming in rain with it, and opens the door to colder air coming in from the north west or indeed the west and you can see how the blues flipped the child, indicating all of us eventually will be bathed in the colder air. Eventually will be bathed in the colderair. Here eventually will be bathed in the colder air. Here is the Weather Front bringing the rain, pushing southwards and his wits. Behind it, sunshine and showers, but the showers, as i mentioned, i likely to be wintry above about 200 metres. Heavier ones in the north could get a lower level. We can see winteriness as far south as the more its in the south west. The black circles represent strength of the wind gusts so that will really accentuate the coalfield of the day because temperatures generally struggling to get into double figures. We see double figures initially in the south east and as the Weather Front go through the cold they will come in behind and the temperature will go down. How long will this last . Long will this last . Yellowknifer one day because long will this last . Yellowknifer one day because by long will this last . Yellowknifer one day because by the long will this last . Yellowknifer. One day because by the weekend long will this last . Yellowknifer i one day because by the weekend it will take much milder. Some of rain at times, whether unlikely in the north west. The south east at the moment looks like it will stay that bit drier. It is all changeable, we need to keep our big coked out but look forward to some warmer weather . Thats right. You know the saying, dont cast a cloot until may is oot. I like that. I will try that on the children and say deliberately what they say. Children and say deliberately what the sa. ~ children and say deliberately what the sa. , children and say deliberately what the sa. ,. ,. , the last years seen a surge in people taking up cycling as a hobby with Bike Manufacturers struggling to keep up with demand. 0ne cycling fanatic whos been honing her already impressive skills is daisy adams. Shes just three years old. Take a look at this. Music. I think we should meet her. Fiona lamdin is in bristol for us this morning. Good morning. Oh, my goodness, dais good morning. Oh, my goodness, daisy good good morning. Oh, my goodness, daisy good morning, good morning. Oh, my goodness, daisy good morning, can good morning. Oh, my goodness, daisy good morning, can you good morning. Oh, my goodness, daisy good morning, can you see. . She is fantastic. Daisy good morning, can you see. . She is fantastic. Just daisy good morning, can you see. . She is fantastic. Just before daisy good morning, can you see. . She is fantastic. Just before we she is fantastic. Just before we came on air. She is fantastic. Just before we came on air, literally she is fantastic. Just before we came on air, literally as she is fantastic. Just before we came on air, literally as you i she is fantastic. Just before we | came on air, literally as you are throwing came on air, literally as you are throwing to came on air, literally as you are throwing to us, daisy had a white house throwing to us, daisy had a white house she throwing to us, daisy had a white house. She is the bravest little. Irl house. She is the bravest little girl youve house. She is the bravest little girl youve ever seen because she literally girl youve ever seen because she literally went flat on her face and she is literally went flat on her face and she is back already doing these amazing she is back already doing these amazing tricks. Im not really sure what amazing tricks. Im not really sure what to amazing tricks. Im not really sure what to make of it. Just watch her, balancingm what to make of it. Just watch her, balancing. This little girl is three balancing. This little girl is three years and seven months. Come back over three years and seven months. Come back over here. Lets meet you, daisy back over here. Lets meet you, daisy lets back over here. Lets meet you, daisy. Lets come and meet helen. Come daisy. Lets come and meet helen. Come on. Daisy. Lets come and meet helen. Come on, daisy, hello, can you say hello . Come on, daisy, hello, can you say hello . ,. , ,. , come on, daisy, hello, can you say hello . Are i hello . Hello, nice to see you are ou ttoin hello . Hello, nice to see you are you going to hello . Hello, nice to see you are you going to stop . Hello . Hello, nice to see you are you going to stop . Helen. Hello . Hello, nice to see you are you going to stop . Helen. See l hello . Hello, nice to see you are j you going to stop . Helen. See if we can have you going to stop . Helen. 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You are dots show us your kit because you i are really padded out. You are elbow pads, are really padded out. You are elbow pads, knee are really padded out. You are elbow pads, knee pads you have your skirt, yeah pads, knee pads you have your skirt, yeah seine pads, knee pads you have your skirt, yeah seine rivertell us a bit about yeah seine rivertell us a bit about daisy because it is crazy. 0n about daisy because it is crazy. On monday. About daisy because it is crazy. On monday, two days ago, daisy cycled 75 kilometres, which is about 47 miles 75 kilometres, which is about 47 miles in 75 kilometres, which is about 47 miles in about seven hours. Yes. Thats miles in about seven hours. Yes. Thats not miles in about seven hours. Yes. Thats not normal no. Daisy was a really thats not normal no. Daisy was a really active thats not normal no. Daisy was a really active child, she went to ballet, really active child, she went to ballet, swimming, play group. Two activities ballet, swimming, play group. Two activities per day, she never slept during activities per day, she never slept during the activities per day, she never slept during the day and during lockdown, like everyone else, no playgrounds or anything, we will go out biking. She loved or anything, we will go out biking. She loved it so we went out more out what lots she loved it so we went out more out what lots of she loved it so we went out more out what lots of treats and adventures and we what lots of treats and adventures and we just discovered that daisy could and we just discovered that daisy could buy. Cream mcdonalds say we went could buy. Cream mcdonalds say we went to could buy. Cream mcdonalds say we went to mcdonalds for lunch. She ust we went to mcdonalds for lunch. She just discovered a massive love for it. Just discovered a massive love for it when just discovered a massive love for it. When she didnt have any other activities it. When she didnt have any other activities and she loves being on her bike activities and she loves being on her bike more than you can imagine. Itiust her bike more than you can imagine. Itiust makes her bike more than you can imagine. Itjust makes her happy. She is always itjust makes her happy. She is always doing tricks and smiling and hiking always doing tricks and smiling and hiking around. You cant force a biking around. You cant force a child biking around. You cant force a child to biking around. You cant force a child to bite like that, we chat and anyone child to bite like that, we chat and anyone who has ridden with her and her friends anyone who has ridden with her and her friends know it isjust love and it is nice her friends know it isjust love and it is nice to her friends know it isjust love and it is nice to have that healthy passion it is nice to have that healthy passion about sport. It is nice to have that healthy passion about sport. Daisy, while ou are passion about sport. Daisy, while you are here passion about sport. Daisy, while you are here quickly, passion about sport. Daisy, while you are here quickly, just passion about sport. Daisy, while you are here quickly, just before| passion about sport. Daisy, while i you are here quickly, just before we came on airyou you are here quickly, just before we came on air you tell us what you want to do when you are older. Tell everybody. I want to do when you are older. Tell eve bod. Want to do when you are older. Tell everybody everybody. I want to go to the Tour De France everybody. I want to go to the Tour De France i everybody. I want to go to the Tour De France. I want everybody. I want to go to the Tour De France. I want to everybody. I want to go to the Tour De France. I want to go everybody. I want to go to the Tour De France. I want to go to everybody. I want to go to the Tour De France. I want to go to the everybody. I want to go to the Tour De France. I want to go to the tour| de france. I want to go to the Tour De France. I want to go to the Tour De France de france. I want to go to the Tour De France ut de france. I want to go to the Tour De France de france. I want to go to the Tour De France ut showed everybody in our de france ut showed everybody in your victory de france ut showed everybody in your victory. She de france ut showed everybody in your victory. She is de france ut showed everybody in your victory. She is practising your victory. She is practising for when your victory. She is practising for when she goes over the line, she has been for when she goes over the line, she has been watching it on the tv. Tell us about on has been watching it on the tv. Teii us about on monday when you cycled seven hours, did you get tired . Hie seven hours, did you get tired . No you ust seven hours, did you get tired . No you just kept going yes. Did you eat a lot . ,. ,. You just kept going yes. Did you eat a lot . What you just kept going yes. Did you eat a lot . What is you just kept going yes. Did you eat a lot . What is your a lot . Snacks. What is your favourite a lot . Snacks. What is your favourite snack . A lot . Snacks. What is your| favourite snack . Maltesers. A lot . Snacks. What is your favourite snack . Maltesers. We had marshmallow favourite snack . Maltesers. We had marshmallow rice favourite snack . Maltesers. We had marshmallow rice crispy favourite snack . Maltesers. We had marshmallow rice crispy squares favourite snack . Maltesers. We had| marshmallow rice crispy squares and she said. Marshmallow rice crispy squares and she said, these are good marshmallows. Daisy has actually ridden marshmallows. Daisy has actually ridden progressively further and further ridden progressively further and further on a lot of occasions. We doesnt further on a lot of occasions. We doesntiust further on a lot of occasions. We doesntjust go out further on a lot of occasions. We doesnt just go out and write 75 kilometres one day. She rode further and further~ kilometres one day. She rode further and further. It was only about 45 minutes and further. It was only about 45 minutes longer than she has before but she minutes longer than she has before but she has minutes longer than she has before but she has got a bigot bike with years but she has got a bigot bike with years so but she has got a bigot bike with years so it but she has got a bigot bike with years so it is a lot more relaxing than years so it is a lot more relaxing than it years so it is a lot more relaxing than it was years so it is a lot more relaxing than it was years so it is a lot more relaxing than it was. Oh, oh, oh it is a laraer than it was. Oh, oh, oh it is a larger bike than it was. Oh, oh, oh it is a larger bike. This than it was. Oh, oh, oh it is a larger bike. This little than it was. Oh, oh, oh it is a larger bike. This little one than it was. Oh, oh, oh it is a larger bike. This little one is than it was. Oh, oh, oh it is a larger bike. This little one is one | larger bike. This little one is one to watch. Im sure youll do also its extraordinary thing. Nice to meet you. Laughter i think daisy is actually 0k. Laughter ithink dais is actuall ok. , i think daisy is actually ok. She is a bit of a trooper i think daisy is actually ok. She is a bit of a trooper for i think daisy is actually ok. She is a bit of a trooper for three i think daisy is actually ok. She is a bit of a trooper for three years | a bit of a trooper for three years old. 40 odd miles on a bike . It . Old. 40 odd miles on a bike . 47. Doint old. 40 odd miles on a bike . 47. Doing tricks old. 40 odd miles on a bike . 47. Doing tricks at old. 40 odd miles on a bike . 47. Doing tricks at three. I wouldnt be surprised if we use this footage in years to come when she takes part in the Tour De France. Stand years to come when she takes part in the Tour De France. The Tour De France. 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Well done, three years old with a bmx. Ok. Well done, three years old with a bmx mean ok. Well done, three years old with a bmx mean it ok. Well done, three years old with a bmx. Mean it was ok. Well done, three years old with a bmx. Mean it was here ok. Well done, three years old with a bmx. Mean it was here earlier a bmx. Mean it was here earlier talkint a bmx. Mean it was here earlier talking about a bmx. Mean it was here earlier talking about some a bmx. Mean it was here earlier talking about some of a bmx. Mean it was here earlier talking about some of the a bmx. Mean it was here earlier| talking about some of the scams a bmx. Mean it was here earlier talking about some of the scams that people are running during the last 12 months. So many people have been in touch so we will run through those a bit later. People are being really honest and that is important to say i cant believe i did it, i fell for it. Write a text message or e mail that looks real. As nina was saying, even more so than normal they are coming from sources you would think seems legitimate and thatis would think seems legitimate and that is part of why many people are calling into those traps. Tstate that is part of why many people are calling into those traps. Calling into those traps. We both received dodgy calling into those traps. We both received dodgy emails calling into those traps. We both received dodgy emails or calling into those traps. We both received dodgy emails or text l received dodgy e mails or text yesterday so it is happening a lot. It is coming up to 8am, headlines coming right up. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur Headlines Today more clashes between police and protestors in bristol, for the second time in three days. The Home Secretary has been defending the governments changes to protest laws. Tstate defending the governments changes to protest laws to protest laws. We work with the National Police to protest laws. We work with the National Police chiefs to protest laws. We work with the National Police chiefs cancels to protest laws. We work with the l National Police chiefs cancels when it comes National Police chiefs cancels when it comes to National Police chiefs cancels when it comes to the guidance and advice regarding it comes to the guidance and advice regarding Police Officers. That continues. We speak to them on a near continues. We speak to them on a near daily continues. We speak to them on a near daily basis. We work with the police near daily basis. We work with the police and near daily basis. We work with the police and everything in terms of virus police and everything in terms of virus guidance and regulations. And of course virus guidance and regulations. And of course every time the guidance changes of course every time the guidance changes from government, the public are informed about this through the regular are informed about this through the regular means, through broadcasts, through regular means, through broadcasts, through gov. Uk. We have done that consistently. Borisjohnson tells conservative mps that the speed of the development of Covid Vaccinations was thanks to capitalism and greed. New rules for Asylum Seekers are set out by the Home Secretary. Priti patel says theyre Firm But Fair critics call them divisive and inhumane. Meet the new boy as prince harry reveals his newjob at a Silicon Valley start up, well hearfrom his boss. The scams, the fraud, and the heartbreak they bring. Good morning. An estimated £35 million has been taken in a year, as covid offers Fertile Ground to fraudsters. Ill look at how you can protect yourself. Good morning. She changed her hair, her style, but now shes found her feet. In an exclusive interview Katarina Johnson thompson reveals how she struggled to fit in as a young athlete, as she aims to inspire future generations. Good morning. There is some fog to watch out for it this morning. Essentially for most it is going to be a day of sunshine and showers with the wind strengthening in the north west. More cloud and patchy rain heading south east. Details coming up. Good morning. Its wednesday, the 24th of march. Fourteen people have been arrested following a second night of protests in bristol. The crowds had gathered to demonstrate against the governments new Policing Bill. Andrew plant has more. For the second time in three days, riot police in the centre of bristol, moving in to Disperse Protesters who had gathered near the centre of the city. It was a peaceful protest, but scuffles broke out as officers moved in. Avon and Somerset Police said current Lockdown Rules meant they had to disperse the group. Its now after midnight here, and weve been in this situation here in bristol for more than an hour and a half now. You can see maybe up to 100 protesters sitting and standing there, and this line of riot police havent moved for quite a long time. And the reason theyre standing here is it prevents the protesters going back from here to where they started in the city centre. It comes after these violent scenes on sunday, twenty one officers were injured when demonstrators gathered for the kill the bill protest against the proposed new police and crime bill. Mounted Police Officer Hannah Clarke was working on sunday night with her horse mendip. Certainly sunday was on another level from our point of view, ive not seen levels of violence that bad in my career. And i think probably people that have been working in the job for a lot longer than me would agree with that. Certainly en route you could hear what was going on. You could hear the noise on the radio and the Emergency Buttons going off and colleagues asking for help. So it was quite distressing listening as youre on your way. You just wanted to get there to kind of help, really. The aggression towards the police was astonishing, really. A lot of the windows had been damaged. They were vehicles on fire. There were hundreds of people on top of the ncp car parks, throwing items varying from street furniture, glass bottles. I think even a microwave got thrown down at one point. So it was certainly aggressive. How the police handle protests has been in the headlines since criticism of the metropolitan Police Handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard. With protests legally allowed once again in england from monday, ministers will be thinking hard about how protests can be policed during a global pandemic. Andrew plant, bbc news in bristol. In the last hour, the National Chair of the Police Federation of england and wales, told us how difficult policing protests has been for his officers. It has been near on impossible. And every it has been near on impossible. And every protest is different. We have seen every protest is different. We have seen that every protest is different. We have seen that over the past 12 months. No matter seen that over the past 12 months. No matter what my colleagues do, it will be no matter what my colleagues do, it will be criticised by some for not being will be criticised by some for not being strong enough, or for being too relaxed about it. Even on sunday evening, too relaxed about it. Even on sunday evening, when my colleagues were being evening, when my colleagues were being admitted to hospital with serious being admitted to hospital with serious injuries, we had people saying serious injuries, we had people saying that they were acting unlawfully, they were not doing what they should be doing. And these are officers they should be doing. And these are officers who were having things thrown officers who were having things thrown at officers who were having things thrown at them, vans being set on fire with thrown at them, vans being set on fire with them inside it, Police Officers fire with them inside it, Police Officers inside, and then we have some officers inside, and then we have some politicians who refused to condone some politicians who refused to condone that violence. Just unbelievable, really unbelievable. Lets speak to our chief Political Correspondent adam fleming. Lots of issues around policing for the Home Secretary this morning. What are they . 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As has been the case throughout the pandemic, as the case throughout the pandemic, as the home the case throughout the pandemic, as the Home Secretary explained, it is a balance the Home Secretary explained, it is a balance between the law, the guidance a balance between the law, the guidance, what the government wants and how guidance, what the government wants and how individual Police Forces tackle and how individual Police Forces tackle individual events. We work with the national tackle individual events. We work with the National Police tackle individual events. 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The parents of teenage motorcyclist harry dunn will finally hear face to face testimony from the woman involved in the crash that killed their son, almost two years on from his death. Anne sacoolas and her husband jonathan will give their account of events, under oath in front of harrys mother and father, byjuly 23 this year. The 19 year old was killed when his motorbike was struck outside a Us Military Base in northamptonshire in august 2019. The queens granddaughter zara tindall has given prince harry has begun a newjob at a professional Coaching Firm in california. Hes become the Chief Impact Officer� at betterup, where he says hell be fostering honest and vulnerable conversations about Mental Health. Mark lobel has this report. Months into the role, prince harry is said to be focusing on changing the Global Dialogue on Mental Health. So what does his new boss think of him . I had obviously never talked to royalty before in my life. And i think the most impressive thing has just been his focus singularly on how can he be of service, how can he advance his vision . So i have a feeling that hell work out. What do you call him . Erm. You know, were partners here. He likes to be called harry in the workplace, so we just address him as harry. But one sceptic describes betterups new Chief Impact Officer as a made up name, solely designed to bring pr sizzle to the San Francisco tech start up. This is a company that does coaching for managers mainly, right . Its mainly Business Coaching and career coaching. And i dont really think that british royalty is particularly well suited for that, to be honest. I dont think those experiences translate very well. So how will harrys new Firm Go Aboutjudging the sixth in line to the thrones progress . Yes, well, lots can be said on the, as we call it in the us, the modern performance review. We have a really open relationship and constant feedback and communication, so i think we wont have any trouble there. The private company is, however, keeping his hours and pay, perhaps understandably, strictly confidential. Mark lobel, bbc news. The queens granddaughter zara tindall has given birth to a baby boy. Its her majestys tenth great grandchild. Zaras husband mike tindall revealed the news this morning via his the good the bad and the rugby podcast. And then that angerjust dissipated in four and then that angerjust dissipated in four and and then that angerjust dissipated in four and a half minutes of beautiful in four and a half minutes of beautiful france joy. Sunday got even beautiful france joy. Sunday got even better because a little baby boy arrived at my house. You are kiddint boy arrived at my house. You are kidding celebrated boy arrived at my house. You are kidding celebrated wildly boy arrived at my house. You are kidding celebrated wildly by boy arrived at my house. You are i kidding celebrated wildly by James Haskell. Kidding celebrated wildly by James Haskell the kidding celebrated wildly by James Haskell. The baby kidding celebrated wildly by James Haskell. The baby boy kidding celebrated wildly by James Haskell. The baby boy is kidding celebrated wildly by James Haskell. The baby boy is called haskell. The baby boy is called lucas, apparently. Congratulations. Great news this morning. Carol has the weather. We like to bring you some good news to start your Weather Forecast. Thats excellent. Lovely news. Thank you. Good morning. The Weather Forecast has got some good and bad news in it, depending on your point of view. For the rest of this week were looking at essentially sunshine and showers. But by friday, as you see from this, some of them will be wintry, mostly above 200 metres. But in some of the heavier bursts we could see it getting down to lower levels. Today though we have got a week by the front which is crossing the midlands, heading south eastwards, taking this cloud and patchy rain. Part of the southeast and wales starting with some fog. That would be eradicated in the south east by that loud. You can see how it brighten up in south west england. Also through wales, the midlands and also Northern England. For Northern Ireland and scotland there are a few showers this morning. They will be replaced later by this line of heavier showers coming in. And also gusty winds. Eastern scotland are staying dry with some sunny skies. Gusts of wind could reach 50 mph across parts of the north west. And here in stornoway we are looking at a top temperature of eight. As we come down towards hull, norwich and london, we are looking at 13. This evening and overnight we say goodbye to that Weather Front. We have a line of showers moving south across england and wales. More showers piling on across Northern Ireland and Western Scotland. In between there will be some clear skies. It is going to be a cold night. These temperatures represent towns and cities in rural areas. We could wake up cities in rural areas. We could wake up to some pockets of frost. Tomorrow, cloud clearing from the south east with patchy rain. A day of sunshine and showers. Most in the north and west. Temperatures up to 14 in hull. Thank you, carol. You will enjoy this next bit. It is one of sallys chats with a sporting soup or superstar. I chats with a sporting soup or superstar we should put mine and carols chats on the telly. That would make headlines. Katarina Johnson Thompson fell in love with athletics at her local track in liverpool, and now as one of the sports biggest stars, she wants to help others do the same. Now, as she continues her preparations for the tokyo olympics, katarina is setting up her own academy to support aspiring athletes who might otherwise be overlooked. But what was it like juggling growing up, with realising her dream to make it to the top . I caught up with her at the place where it all began. Sport shouldnt be based on anything but talent. It shouldnt be based on what you look like, what circumstances youve got, how much money youve got. For me, sport, in its essence, is literally who can run the fastest from that line to that line. Let me see if i can beat you. Ultimately, im just a big kid still doing that on an Olympic Stage so, kat, were back where it all began were in your home town. Whats it like to be back here . Its really strange, especially to be, you know, on a quiet track. Normally this truck is, like, booming with Young Athletes, like, coaches. This time of year, like, were heading into the spring, which is the summer season, yeah, and this is where we normally get our hard training in. Windy wavertree staying true to its name, windy wavertree, today. It is i suppose, though, if you can train here, you can make it work anywhere. I used to try and take that to my advantage. I remember thinking that this track really hardened my character. I feel like ive ifeel like ive gone i feel like ive gone a little ifeel like ive gone a little bit soft now. I brought my hot water bottle today. Im used to training in the sun in southern france. This has definitely made me the athlete who i am. Is that why you have decided to try and support kids who want to go to the next level, but perhaps cant . To be able to do sport alongside school is a luxury. Especially when you get to that age, 16 to 21, there are so many dropouts. I feel like the people i trained on this track with today, im last one standing because there are so many different distractions. I was very lucky i got to compete at the london 2012 olympics. That is when i realised this is what its all about. Ever since then i wanted to be a full time athlete and experienced this again. I had a lot of help to get there. I want to give that help back. When you advertise for applicants for your academy, youre really specific, arent you, about the type of person that youre looking for . They have to be from a diverse ethnic background. They have to be, you know, State Schooled and at that county level competition. So i feel like theyre the groups who need most help. You think that, you know, the olympics is a diverse place but i was really surprised to find out that, like, a number of sports were all white. And i think it is a privilege to be able to train alongside. I think theres a lot of people and Young Athletes out there who could be in the olympic team, could be winning olympic medals, butjust havent had the right support along the way. With the academy, you talk about particularly supporting athletes from an ethnically diverse background. Growing up in liverpool, what was that like for you . I dont think that anyones ever purposely went out their way to be nasty to me because of that. I think that its affected me in so many different other ways in my self worth and the way i grew up wanting to look, like, a certain way. I had to change my hair, still felt like i had to, you know, present a certain way. And when i look back, i definitely feel like i changed a lot of myself to try to just blend in and fit in. When you say you wanted to change the way you look, how did you want to look . It the way you look, how did you want to look . ,. ,. , to look . It was ust what was portrayed to look . It was ust what was portrayed on to look . It was just what was portrayed on the to look . It was just what was portrayed on the tv. To look . It was just what was portrayed on the tv. You to look . It was just what was i portrayed on the tv. You would to look . It was just what was portrayed on the tv. You would never see a hair advert with your natural hair. You grow up knowing you look different from everyone else. I was an athlete, i was quite muscular and i was always told. I felt like i was definitely the odd one out. I always used to be like a head above everybody else as well. I felt very isolated when i didnt have anybody to bounce off and talk about it too. Nobody look like me. What would you say to that younger version of yourself now . I say to that younger version of yourself now . Say to that younger version of yourself now . I would say dont relax your yourself now . I would say dont relax your hair. Yourself now . I would say dont relax your hair. Dont yourself now . I would say dont relax your hair. Dont dye yourself now . I would say dont relax your hair. Dont dye it yourself now . I would say dont| relax your hair. Dont dye it red. It will take years to grow back when i look at social media and i see you and your contemporaries im thinking particularly at the moment of Dina Asher Smith posting training pictures in, like, the most phenomenalform of your lives. Do you think things have changed because now perhaps Young Athletes coming through can look at you and think, well, actually, thats how i want to look . Its really great that is a thing. I do try and post, like, me in the full sort of glory, like when im competing and stuff. Like, there used to be a time when i was maybe early 20s where i would look for pictures where i was less muscly and i wouldnt want to upload them. And, you know, you want to be. You want to ultimately look feminine, but strong can be feminine. How have you managed to cope with the delay in the olympics . How do you deal with the negative side of social media . Istate how do you deal with the negative side of social media . How do you deal with the negative side of social media . We have seen a lot in football side of social media . We have seen a lot in football at side of social media . We have seen a lot in football at the side of social media . We have seen a lot in football at the minute. Side of social media . We have seen a lot in football at the minute. And lot in football at the minute. And it is disgusting. Like, you think that things are getting better. Footballers are saying things are getting worse and i do believe that is because you have direct contact with whoever you are trying to sort of abuse. I think social media, with its pressures as well, everyone posting their perfect life, it can be a lot. Just put it on mute sometimes. Be a lot. Just put it on mute sometimes. ,. , sometimes. How have you coped with the delay in sometimes. How have you coped with the delay in the sometimes. How have you coped with the delay in the olympics. Sometimes. How have you coped with the delay in the olympics. It sometimes. How have you coped with the delay in the olympics. It was the delay in the olympics. It was hard. The last four years i think. I have been Building Momentum and that ultimately came to its peak in doha. Katarina Johnson Thompson of liverpool shes the World Champion. And i thought i was ready to give more, going into tokyo, which was always the plan. And its literally got halted and. But that is life. I had no sort of control over a pandemic. Theres going to be so many people who would have been Olympic Champion, who isnt going to be Olympic Champion because of this pandemic and i find that fascinating. I think the olympics will be won and lost on whoever� s handled the pandemic the best. Even with the delay and the difficulties of the last year, whats it like going into an Olympic Games as World Champion in your event . For me, knowing that, you know, for a number of years, i didnt think that i could ever win on that sort of global World Champion, championship stage. Ijust know that its possible now so im happy that if its happened before, it can happen again. And thats what you know, thats my sort of beliefs, you know. I know theres a strong chance that i could be outperformed but as long as i do my best, you know, i have no regrets. I have to say, she is in a really good place mentally. I have to say, she is in a really good place mentally. Shes had maor disappointment d good place mentally. Shes had maor disappointment at d good place mentally. Shes had maor disappointment at major i disappointment at major championships. To come back from that and to be in much better headspace, is going forward. Tithe that and to be in much better headspace, is going forward. One of the thin t s headspace, is going forward. One of the things that headspace, is going forward. One of the things that has headspace, is going forward. One of the things that has really headspace, is going forward. One of the things that has really helped the things that has really helped her is giving back. She is hoping to help kids who are a certain level in all sorts of different sports, keep going at an age when they might drop out. That has helped her enormously. She is very calm and focus going into the tokyo olympics. It is 21 minutes past eight. You are watching breakfast. Were not out of the woods yet. That was the message coming from the Prime Minister and his chief advisers at yesterdays Downing Street briefing, as they warned of a third wave of coronavirus crossing from Mainland Europe into the uk. Lets try to get a better idea of how we might prevent that with professor neil ferguson, the epidemiologist whose predictions prompted the uk to go into its first lockdown a year ago. Good morning. Thank you for being with us. Our viewers will have heard the Prime Minister talk about the third wave and saying that it might wash up on our shores. How likely is that . What should we be doing to protect ourselves . I that . What should we be doing to protect ourselves . That . What should we be doing to protect ourselves . I think the real risk is that protect ourselves . I think the real risk is that the protect ourselves . I think the real risk is that the new protect ourselves . I think the real risk is that the new variants protect ourselves . I think the real risk is that the new variants which | risk is that the new variants which are spreading in europe at a low level. Are spreading in europe at a low level. We are spreading in europe at a low level, we are particularly thinking here of level, we are particularly thinking here of the south african variant, that has here of the south african variant, that has a here of the south african variant, that has a risk of undermining our vaccination that has a risk of undermining our Vaccination Programme, we may get increased Vaccination Programme, we may get increased importation of those variants increased importation of those variants into the country. What europe variants into the country. What europe is variants into the country. What europe is now seeing is effectively what we europe is now seeing is effectively what we saw back in november. They are seeing what we saw back in november. They are seeing an epidemic driven by the ukvariant. Are seeing an epidemic driven by the uk variant, the counter variant, spreading uk variant, the counter variant, spreading very rapidly across the continent spreading very rapidly across the continent. That is already happening to us and continent. That is already happening to us and we are through to the other to us and we are through to the other side to us and we are through to the other side. The real concern is things other side. The real concern is things like other side. The real concern is things like the south african variant, things like the south african variant, where the Vaccination Programme we are currently using, Whilst Programme we are currently using, whilst it programme we are currently using, whilst it would still give some protection against that, the protection against that, the protection would be reduced. | protection against that, the protection would be reduced. I know this is a difficult protection would be reduced. I know this is a difficult question protection would be reduced. I know this is a difficult question to this is a difficult question to answer, and when we ask this of politicians, particularly Government Ministers at the moment they are not keen to give specific data, but there were those dates put down provisionally in that uk road map to coming out of the virus, it seems that they will have to shift if it does indeed, if what is happening in europe, comes back to the uk . I would say its unlikely we will see ust would say its unlikely we will see just because case numbers are rising in europe. Just because case numbers are rising in europe, we will see case numbers rising in europe, we will see case numbers rising here in europe, we will see case numbers rising here. What is happening here is driven rising here. What is happening here is driven by rising here. What is happening here is driven by the control measures we have in is driven by the control measures we have in place is driven by the control measures we have in place and the fact that we have have in place and the fact that we have rolled out vaccination very fast have rolled out vaccination very fast so have rolled out vaccination very fast. So we are in a very different position fast. So we are in a very different position to fast. So we are in a very different position to most european countries. We vaccinated more than twice the proportion we vaccinated more than twice the proportion of the population than any other proportion of the population than any other european country has done. We are any other european country has done. We are in any other european country has done. We are in a any other european country has done. We are in a better place from that point we are in a better place from that point of we are in a better place from that point of view. I dont thinkjust because point of view. I dont thinkjust because case numbers are rising in europe because case numbers are rising in europe it because case numbers are rising in europe it necessarily throws our timetable europe it necessarily throws our timetable into doubt. But it may do is affect timetable into doubt. But it may do is affect planning around restrictions on International Travel with how restrictions on International Travel with how much we try to screen people with how much we try to screen people coming into the country. The prime people coming into the country. Tue Prime Minister people coming into the country. Tu2 Prime Minister also said a while ago that they hope would be this will be the final lockdown that we experience in the uk. When you look across at what is happening in continental europe, is that a safe prediction . I know you are saying it may not be the case that those cases necessarily come here, but do you feel that we are not out of the woods yet . I feel that we are not out of the woods yet . Feel that we are not out of the woods et . ~. ,. Woods yet . I think we are in a much better place woods yet . I think we are in a much better place now woods yet . I think we are in a much better place now than woods yet . I think we are in a much better place now than we woods yet . I think we are in a much better place now than we were woods yet . I think we are in a much better place now than we were a woods yet . I think we are in a much| better place now than we were a few months better place now than we were a few months ago. Europe isjust better place now than we were a few months ago. Europe is just two better place now than we were a few months ago. Europe isjust two or three months ago. Europe isjust two or three months behind us in terms of what three months behind us in terms of what they three months behind us in terms of what they are seen with transmission. We always need to remain transmission. We always need to remain vigilant about the fact is we have vaccinated nearly 45 of the population. And we are rolling out the vaccine population. And we are rolling out the vaccine very fast. While no vaccine the vaccine very fast. While no vaccine is the vaccine very fast. While no vaccine is perfect, it will give a high vaccine is perfect, it will give a high level vaccine is perfect, it will give a high level of protection. As long as we keep high level of protection. As long as we keep to high level of protection. As long as we keep to the road map and follow the data. We keep to the road map and follow the data, and policies are derived from the data, and policies are derived from what the data, and policies are derived from what we see on the ground, we have a from what we see on the ground, we have a very from what we see on the ground, we have a very good chance of being able to have a very good chance of being able to relax measures and not need to tighten able to relax measures and not need to tighten up. One can never give a castiron to tighten up. One can never give a cast iron guarantee. This virus has thrown cast iron guarantee. This virus has thrown up cast iron guarantee. This virus has thrown up unexpected events, particularly what happened in the uk with the particularly what happened in the uk with the counter variant before christmas, which is was going to be difficult christmas, which is was going to be difficult to christmas, which is was going to be difficult to predict. Can christmas, which is was going to be difficult to predict. Difficult to predict. Can you put a timescale on difficult to predict. Can you put a timescale on of difficult to predict. Can you put a timescale on of this difficult to predict. Can you put a timescale on of this morning . I l difficult to predict. Can you put a timescale on of this morning . I know it is a difficult question to answer, but you can appreciate that our viewers, were reflecting yesterday on a year since the first lockdown, and it is notjust about wanting to go on holiday, it is about wanting to get back to some sort of normality. I about wanting to get back to some sort of normality. Sort of normality. I have always said it is not sort of normality. I have always said it is not going sort of normality. I have always said it is not going to sort of normality. I have always said it is not going to be sort of normality. I have always said it is not going to be an sort of normality. I have always| said it is not going to be an event, it is going said it is not going to be an event, it is going to said it is not going to be an event, it is going to be a process, a gradual it is going to be a process, a gradual getting back to normality. Im optimistic we will be able to start im optimistic we will be able to start seeing each other again in the next month, which is within the road map plan next month, which is within the road map plan. And i am personally looking map plan. And i am personally looking forward to a haircut, which will be looking forward to a haircut, which will be a looking forward to a haircut, which will be a nice side of normality. It will be a nice side of normality. It will be will be a nice side of normality. It will be a will be a nice side of normality. It will be a gradual process. Depending on what will be a gradual process. Depending on what happens in other areas, travel on what happens in other areas, travel may on what happens in other areas, travel may be one of the later things travel may be one of the later things to travel may be one of the later things to be relaxed. But whilst not everything things to be relaxed. But whilst not everything will be back to normal, by the everything will be back to normal, by the summer, certainly by the autumn, by the summer, certainly by the autumn, it by the summer, certainly by the autumn, it will feel a lot more normat autumn, it will feel a lot more normal. �. ,. , , normal. And one of the things being re torted in normal. And one of the things being reported in the normal. And one of the things being reported in the papers normal. And one of the things being reported in the papers this normal. And one of the things being reported in the papers this morning| reported in the papers this morning is potential for children reported in the papers this morning is potentialfor children being vaccinated from august, although the government are seen quite clearly that the decision has not been made on that yet. What is the argument around vaccination of children . When this was first, when we first talked about vaccines, remember speaking to the Health Secretary and he said that wouldnt happen. 50. The Health Secretary and he said that wouldnt happen. The Health Secretary and he said that wouldnt happen. So, there are two key things that wouldnt happen. So, there are two key things here. That wouldnt happen. So, there are two key things here. First that wouldnt happen. So, there are two key things here. First of that wouldnt happen. So, there are two key things here. First of all, two key things here. First of all, children two key things here. First of all, children with some notable exceptions, small minority groups with vulnerabilities, most children dont with vulnerabilities, most children dont get with vulnerabilities, most children dont get seriously ill, but particularly older children, teenagers, we know, can transmit the virus and teenagers, we know, can transmit the virus and contribute to transmission. The rationale for vaccinating particularly older children, teenagers, would be to reduce children, teenagers, would be to reduce transmission. And also protect reduce transmission. And also protect them from when they become older~ protect them from when they become older. There is irrational. The problem older. There is irrational. The problem at the moment is all the kind of problem at the moment is all the kind of scientific studies, the clinical kind of scientific studies, the Clinical Trials of the vaccine to date Clinical Trials of the vaccine to date, were done in adults. We are having date, were done in adults. We are having to date, were done in adults. We are having to catch up. There are currently having to catch up. There are currently studies under way to make sure the currently studies under way to make sure the vaccines are very safe in children sure the vaccines are very safe in children and sure the vaccines are very safe in children and they work. We expect they wilt children and they work. We expect they will. And at that point, when they will. And at that point, when the data they will. And at that point, when the data comes in, we will be able to evaluate the data comes in, we will be able to evaluate whether we want to go forward to evaluate whether we want to go forward vaccinating children. Chris whi and forward vaccinating children. Chris whitty and patrick forward vaccinating children. ct 3 whitty and Patrick Vallance forward vaccinating children. t 3 whitty and Patrick Vallance talking about the need for boosterjabs in the autumn. Is that something you are anticipating . Are anticipating . Absolutely. I think that are anticipating . Absolutely. I thinkthat will are anticipating . Absolutely. I think that will be are anticipating . Absolutely. I think that will be critical. Are anticipating . Absolutely. I think that will be critical. We l think that will be critical. We dont think that will be critical. We dont know how long immunity lasts from the dont know how long immunity lasts from the vaccines that are given, but natural from the vaccines that are given, but Natural Immunity probably lights lasts but Natural Immunity probably lights lasts a but Natural Immunity probably lights lasts a year or so. It is entirely lasts a year or so. It is entirely likely we will need to boost entirely likely we will need to boost immunity. We cant stop things like the boost immunity. We cant stop things like the brazilian and the south african like the brazilian and the south african variant forever. They are different african variant forever. They are different immunologically. The current different immunologically. The current vaccines are not as effective current vaccines are not as effective against those strains. For that reason as well we want to update that reason as well we want to update vaccines to boost immunity. And also, update vaccines to boost immunity. And also, yesterday we were speaking to the Health Secretary about that when your reflection, a death toll of 126,000 plus, which is a number its hard to get your head around. Looking back, i know it is easy to judge things with hindsight, do you think if we were to be in that position again, then we would have locked down a lot quicker and been more stringent in those early days of the virus back in march, when the lockdown was first announced . I mean, i think this is the sort of thing mean, i think this is the sort of thing and mean, i think this is the sort of thing and enquiry needs to look at in detait thing and enquiry needs to look at in detail. Its easy to make glib conclusions. There is one key conclusion conclusions. There is one key conclusion which we can reach. Patrick conclusion which we can reach. Patrick vallance and i completely agree Patrick Vallance and i completely agree on Patrick Vallance and i completely agree on this. That is around the ability agree on this. That is around the ability to agree on this. That is around the ability to scale up testing against any new ability to scale up testing against any new virus that comes up. Our biggest any new virus that comes up. Our biggest problem injanuary, biggest problem in january, february, biggest problem injanuary, february, early march, was that we had limited february, early march, was that we had limited testing, so we had a limited had limited testing, so we had a limited idea of what was going on, and we limited idea of what was going on, and we had limited idea of what was going on, and we had basically an impossible choice and we had basically an impossible choice do and we had basically an impossible choice. Do we try to test a very small choice. Do we try to test a very small subset of travellers coming in from some small subset of travellers coming in from some countries . We cant test them from some countries . We cant test them alt from some countries . We cant test them alt 0r from some countries . We cant test them all. Or do we focus testing in hospitals them all. Or do we focus testing in hospitals to get a sense of how much infaction hospitals to get a sense of how much infection is hospitals to get a sense of how much infection is already in the country. We knew infection is already in the country. We knew we would not be picking up everything we knew we would not be picking up everything coming in. And that, beyond everything coming in. And that, beyond everything else, meant we had too little beyond everything else, meant we had too Little Information to go on to judge too Little Information to go on to judge for too Little Information to go on to judge, for instance, the timing of when judge, for instance, the timing of when to judge, for instance, the timing of when to introduce lockdown. That can never when to introduce lockdown. That can never happen again. The when to introduce lockdown. That can never happen again. Never happen again. The Prime Minister spoke never happen again. The Prime Minister spoke yesterday never happen again. The Prime Minister spoke yesterday of i never happen again. The Prime Minister spoke yesterday of regrets. Do you think that everybody involved in making those decisions, looking back, will experience that same feeling . Back, will experience that same feelint . ~ , , back, will experience that same feelint . ~ ,. , feeling . Absolutely. It is a collective feeling . Absolutely. It is a collective responsibility. I feeling . Absolutely. It is a collective responsibility. Ll feeling . Absolutely. It is a collective responsibility. I would collective responsibility. Iwould say everybody from the Prime Minister say everybody from the Prime Minister down has generally been doing minister down has generally been doing the very best they can. I know me and doing the very best they can. I know me and my doing the very best they can. I know me and my fellow scientists have been me and my fellow scientists have been but me and my fellow scientists have been. But of course we do have to learn been. But of course we do have to learn lessons. And with the very grim learn lessons. And with the very grim and learn lessons. And with the very grim and tragic death toll we have seen grim and tragic death toll we have seen in grim and tragic death toll we have seen in this country, clearly, i meant seen in this country, clearly, i mean i seen in this country, clearly, i mean, i reflect on that myself and it is very mean, i reflect on that myself and it is very distressing. I mean, having it is very distressing. I mean, having worked solidly on this virus now for having worked solidly on this virus now for 16, having worked solidly on this virus now for 16, 17 months, done the best i cant now for 16, 17 months, done the best i can my now for 16, 17 months, done the best i can, my team has been working around i can, my team has been working around the i can, my team has been working around the clock, to still be faced with those around the clock, to still be faced with those sort of numbers is tragic with those sort of numbers is tratic. ,. , ~. ,. , tragic. Looking forward, we were heafint tragic. Looking forward, we were hearing over tragic. Looking forward, we were hearing over the tragic. Looking forward, we were hearing over the weekend tragic. Looking forward, we were hearing over the weekend suggestions that some of the things we are going through now wont change for some time, wearing the site one or wearing facemasks, social distancing. You think that is something we will have to get used to . , ~ something we will have to get used to . ~ , to . Where do you think. I suspect later this year to . Where do you think. I suspect later this year the to . Where do you think. I suspect later this year the mandate, to . Where do you think. I suspect later this year the mandate, the later this year the mandate, the legal later this year the mandate, the legal requirements to do some of those legal requirements to do some of those things, will have gone. I think those things, will have gone. I think theres an interesting question as to whether peoples behaviour question as to whether peoples behaviour changes as quickly. People have got behaviour changes as quickly. People have got used to being very cautious around have got used to being very cautious around each have got used to being very cautious around each other. Used to Wearing Masks around each other. Used to Wearing Masks i around each other. Used to Wearing Masks. I cant predict how quickly that will masks. I cant predict how quickly that will change. Or whether we have seen a that will change. Or whether we have seen a permanent change in society to some seen a permanent change in society to some degree. 50 seen a permanent change in society to some degree to some degree. So we might be livint , to some degree. So we might be living. Not to some degree. So we might be living, not necessarily to some degree. So we might be living, not necessarily how to some degree. So we might be living, not necessarily how we i to some degree. So we might be| living, not necessarily how we are living, not necessarily how we are living at the moment, but we may be living at the moment, but we may be living with coronavirus forever . Well, i think its quite possible that this well, i think its quite possible that this pandemic, which has been an immensely dramatic event for this country an immensely dramatic event for this country and an immensely dramatic event for this country and for the world, will cause country and for the world, will cause significant long term cultural changes cause significant long term cultural changes. Behavioural changes in the population changes. Behavioural changes in the population. Can changes. Behavioural changes in the ttoulation. , ,. , changes. Behavioural changes in the ttoulation. , , population. Can you ust be a bit more specific h population. Can you ust be a bit more specific about population. Can you just be a bit more specific about that . Population. Can you just be a bit more specific about that . If population. Can you just be a bit more specific about that . If i i population. Can you just be a bit| more specific about that . If i was watching this tv show listening to somebody who is, who has the experience that you have, saying that, i would want to know more. What sort of talking about . First of all i should say what sort of talking about . First of all i should say im what sort of talking about . First of all i should say im not what sort of talking about . First of all i should say im not a all i should say im not a behavioural scientist. I� m all i should say im not a behavioural scientist. Im an epidemiologist. Behavioural scientist. Im an epidemiologist. I behavioural scientist. Im an epidemiologist. I know, behavioural scientist. Im an epidemiologist. I know, but| behavioural scientist. Im an epidemiologist. I know, but you have been living with this and working through this and advising on the biggest decisions that have affected us all. To hear you say that this morning, i wonder if you could give more information. Morning, i wonder if you could give more information. Mask wearing his routine and more information. Mask wearing his routine and has more information. Mask wearing his routine and has been more information. Mask wearing his routine and has been for more information. Mask wearing his routine and has been for decades. I routine and has been for decades. For instance, a lot of Southeast Asia for instance, a lot of Southeast Asia and for instance, a lot of Southeast Asia and japan, people wear masks if they have asia and japan, people wear masks if they have a asia and japan, people wear masks if they have a cold or any sort of respiratory they have a cold or any sort of respiratory disease. It will be interesting to see if that i cant say whether that kind of cultural norm say whether that kind of cultural norm will say whether that kind of cultural norm will cross to europe, to the uk, but norm will cross to europe, to the uk, but is norm will cross to europe, to the uk, but is quite possible it will going uk, but is quite possible it will going forward. That we have got used to, you going forward. That we have got used to, you know, being careful, particularly if we are mindful of not wanting to attract other people. Those not wanting to attract other people. Those sort not wanting to attract other people. Those sort of things may well happen here those sort of things may well happen here. , ,. , those sort of things may well happen here. ,. ,. ,. , here. Professor neil ferguson, thank ou. It is here. Professor neil ferguson, thank you. It is interesting, here. Professor neil ferguson, thank you. It is interesting, we here. Professor neil ferguson, thank you. It is interesting, we are you. It is interesting, we are heafint you. It is interesting, we are hearing more you. It is interesting, we are hearing more and you. It is interesting, we are hearing more and more you. It is interesting, we are hearing more and more in i you. It is interesting, we are. Hearing more and more in the you. It is interesting, we are hearing more and more in the last few days, people saying masks are here for a long time. Few days, people saying masks are here for a long time. Perhaps you to sta. Here for a long time. Perhaps you to stay yes. Here for a long time. Perhaps you to stay yes. I here for a long time. Perhaps you to stay. Yes, i suppose here for a long time. Perhaps you to stay. Yes, i suppose its stay. Yes, i suppose its recalibrating the way we are thinking about it. For much of last year we thought it would come to an end and we would return to what we were doing beforehand. Maybe we will get back to Something Like beforehand but increasingly suggested that we might have to think about some of the things we have been doing for the last year and that will continue for the foreseeable future. And that will continue for the foreseeable future. ,. , foreseeable future. Yes. Plenty more still to come foreseeable future. Yes. Plenty more still to come in foreseeable future. Yes. Plenty more still to come in the foreseeable future. Yes. Plenty more still to come in the next foreseeable future. Yes. Plenty more still to come in the next 45 still to come in the next 45 minutes. We are to be talking about mars, but your vision. Time now to get any news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london, im alpa patel. The murder of Sarah Everard has sparked a National Conversation about the regular abuse, harrasment and violence women experience. Now, a joint letter has been sent to the Prime Minster from 97 specialist organisations urging more support to tackle what they call structual inequalities and racism. They say that women from a minority background rarely garner the same headlines and response. The government have said everyone should be safe and and an investment in Pilot Projects will help. Meanwhile a train scheme to help victims escape Domestic Abuse is being extended. Rail to refuge, which was pioneered by southeastern, was due to End Next Week. It comes as new figures show calls and messages to the National Abuse helpline, increased by 60 every month between last april and this february. A 12 year old boy who has been bullied for being blind has made a film about his experiences. Hisham wadan hopes the movie will make young people more aware about sight loss. He filmed it with his cousin last summer and hopes it will be shown in schools. In real life, people put me down. They, like, fun of my eyes, um. And they love to, like, take advantage of me because they know i cant do anything to them or say anything to them because, like, i have a disability so theyjust take advantage of that. And just to let you know on tonights programme we have a Special Edition of bbc london, as the race to become the next london mayor heats up. Heres tim donovan. Whos best to get london back on its feet after covid, to oversee how were policed, how we get around, and how a budget of more than £19 billion should be spent . On may the 6th, londoners choose their next mayor. This evening, well be talking live to labours sadiq khan and the conservative candidate, shaun bailey. The full list of candidates who say they will be standing for london mayor in the local elections on the 6th of may is on the bbc london website. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. Its a chilly start to the day with temperatures in low single figures, close to freezing in a good few spots and there are also some patches of mist and fog around, as well. Plenty of cloud about this morning, there is a Weather Front thats moving its way southeastwards gradually and that could give us a few outbreaks of mostly light, patchy rain and drizzle not amounting to very much at all, many of us staying dry. It will be a dry afternoon in store, and that cloud will clear southeastward so there should be some sunshine emerging towards northwestern areas of the capital as we head towards the end of the day. Temperatures still in double figures between 11 and 13 degrees celsius with a fairly light south westerly breeze blowing. Now, as we head through this evening and overnight, then that remaining cloud is set to clear. Therell be lots of clear skies into tomorrow morning so, again, its a cold start to the day temperatures between two and four degrees celsius. Tomorrow, the breeze picks up. Therell be some sunshine around always the chance of one 0 two showers. Some longer spells of rain, though, on friday. Im back in half an hour. Plenty more on our website. Now, though, its back to dan and sally. Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. We are here until 9 15am. Morning live follows us on bbc one at 9. 15. Gethin is working his way through the entire cast of strictly. Janettes with me today. Coming up on morning live. No holidays abroad untiljuly and a £5,000 fine if you try to leave the country without a reasonable excuse its the update none of us wanted to hear but if thats left you feeling as depressed as us, dont worry were calling in the saviour of Summer Holidays. Simon calder will be answering your questions in our special travel clinic. So, breakfast viewers, get sending those us in to us now. And thats not the only topic getting everyone talking. I with news the Covid Vaccine could be made compulsoryl for care home workers, well be asking whether you think thats a fair request to protect the most vulnerable. Were alsojoined by our resident vet drjames greenwood, and its been dismissed in the past but now it seems there are risks to our pets from covid. James, youre here to reassure worried owners. Absolutely. There have been some headlines that the new kent variants might affect pets but are you to reassure you that the overall message is do not panic. Iterate reassure you that the overall message is do not panic. We will get into that later message is do not panic. We will get into that later on, message is do not panic. We will get into that later on, thank message is do not panic. We will get into that later on, thank you. Also on the show, if youre feeling sluggish and bloated, well be finding out why hot water and lemon being good for your digestion is a myth, but why you might want to ditch the tight trousers say about that is all i have in my wardrobe and for a fix of fun, mr motivator is catching up with the Theatre Group thats found a way to make the show go on even during lockdown. Allthat, plusjanettes strictly fitness workout well see you at 9. 15. Midweek work out, mid body work out,. Et a midweek work out, mid body work out, get a shimmy midweek work out, mid body work out, get a shimmy in midweek work out, mid body work out, get a shimmy in there. Midweek workout, mid body workout, get a shimmy in there. Get a shimmy in there. Shinnie is compulsory get a shimmy in there. Shinnie is compulsory even get a shimmy in there. Shinnie is compulsory even for get a shimmy in there. Shinnie is compulsory even for news get a shimmy in there. Shinnie is compulsory even for news presenters. 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Looking at the e mails, they are still coming in. We have had dozens and you said it happened to you yesterday at what has happened over the past year, with the pandemic they are getting more and more sophisticated, more difficult to work out if they are legitimate or not. Weve had dozens of emails from viewers this morning whove seen an increase in scamming attempts over covid. More people alone, at home, feeling vulnerable and criminals have been taking advantage of that. Around £34. 5 million has been stolen by fraudsters over the last year. And they can be so convincing. We spoke to millie. By contacting her once on email, then again by the phone pretending to be her phone company, then her bank, they harvested enough information to clean thousands from her accounts. Ijust wasnt on the ball because, you know, my business had just shut because of the pandemic. So, im self employed, ive got no income, the last thing i need is my bills to not be going through. I dont trust anyone now. They still try and ring me even now because i guess once theyve got your details, then theyll keep trying. The impact its had on my Mental Health i mean, i didnt get out of bed for about a week. Ijust couldnt. I could not face it. Ijust slept my way through it, because it was the only time i wasnt awake and just panicking. My biggest fear being, on this conversation now, is, are people going to think im stupid for actually. . Do you know what . If i can raise awareness tojust one more person who doesnt make the same mistake, then thats a good thing to do, i think. Big thanks because that isnt easy. You managed to get her money back. Millie managed to get the money back. But others havent been so fortunate. Police are battling to bring down websites selling fake covid testing kits and masks. One man was even charged with giving out a fake jab. Were shopping online much more making it a top target. 0nline fraud has risen by 42 since march. Its now at an all time high. And Romance Fraud where people are conned out of cash by those pretending to want a relationship is up by a fifth. So what do you do to stop yourself falling victim . Martyn james is a Consumer Rights expert and gave us his top tips. The fraudsters are looking to con you out of your personal details or get access to your bank account, so many of the Text Messages or e mails that come from scammers are often linked to topical news events or things that might be of relevance to you like covid jabs. Always be really, really cynical about messages that you receive unsolicited. Dont click on the links go on to the official website first and double checkjust to see if the request is legitimate. You should not be asked for your personal details, and never for your bank account details. Thanks so much for your questions this morning. Well start with maria. Shes critically vulnerable and has been inundated by scammers from insurance companies. She wants to know how they got her info. Martyn says there are two things at play here. Firstly it could be pot luck. Hsbc say thousands of texts will go out pretending to be from them, and a proportion will be their customers. But also stolen information is being traded online. You can find out what Companies Know about you by making a subject access claim. But hacking is more common so regularly change your passwords. I know its a pain trish says shes had a few calls claiming that her National Insurance number has been used in fraud and that the caller can help her out. She wants to know how she can tell if those offering help are real. Martyn says fraudsters are brilliant at imitating experts. So the best thing to do is ask them, can i get your email address and number and phone you back . If theyre legitimate theyll help you do that and you can check their details. Fraudsters wont. And finally b hampton wants to know what happens to scammers. They say we hear about scams, but not really anything about them being prosecuted and punished. Martyn says this is a real issue. Action fraud say we dont know the half of whats really happening and that scammers know that they are unlikely to be found and prosecuted because the area of law is underresourced. But this is where we can all help by reporting our experiences to the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau but also just by using word of mouth. Big thanks to angela for getting in touch. She said, i was a victim of Romance Fraud. After a long process the scammer was prosecuted and is now serving 32 months. She says, anyone who says we were stupid doesnt know what they would do in the same situation. That is a really important thing to say, it can happen to anyone. Some of the experience we are covering, family said their computer screen froze and microsoft said call us urgently or your computer will be frozen and they managed to take all the information from the computer. 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Teachers have called it the wellbeing welly week, and it involves kids getting back to nature taking part in activities like gardening and building campfires. Our reporter mairead smyths there this morning. Im just hearing shes not quite ready. They are too busy building a campfire may be . I ready. They are too busy building a campfire may be . Campfire may be . I dont think she can hear us campfire may be . I dont think she can hear us and campfire may be . I dont think she can hear us and i campfire may be . I dont think she can hear us and i can campfire may be . I dont think she can hear us and i can see campfire may be . I dont think she can hear us and i can see corner i campfire may be . I dont think she can hear us and i can see corner ofj can hear us and i can see corner of my eye they are having a lot of fun stop everybody is outside and playing in there when these. Idiofhtzit playing in there when these. What hatens playing in there when these. 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We are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers for the rest mixture of sunshine and showers for the rest of mixture of sunshine and showers for the rest of the week and by friday it will the rest of the week and by friday it will be the rest of the week and by friday it will be holding so some of those showers it will be holding so some of those showers will be wintry, mostly above 200 metres and in some of the heavier 200 metres and in some of the heavier ones we could see them getting heavier ones we could see them getting down to lower levels. We have done week where fronts looking southwards and with it it is taking cloud southwards and with it it is taking cloud and southwards and with it it is taking cloud and patchy rain. Ahead of it, parts cloud and patchy rain. Ahead of it, parts of cloud and patchy rain. Ahead of it, parts of wales, some fog. That will lift through the morning and we have showers lift through the morning and we have showers across scotland and Northern Ireland showers across scotland and Northern Ireland that the donor will be replaced later with heavier showers from the replaced later with heavier showers from the west. A lot of dry weather and a from the west. A lot of dry weather and a lot from the west. A lot of dry weather and a lot of from the west. A lot of dry weather and a lot of sunshine on profit today~ and a lot of sunshine on profit today it and a lot of sunshine on profit today. It will also be quite windy across today. It will also be quite windy across the today. It will also be quite windy across the north west. These white circles across the north west. These white circles represent your average wind speeds. Circles represent your average wind speeds, but gusts will be more so with exposure in the north west we can gusts with exposure in the north west we can gusts up to 50 mph. Temperatures in the can gusts up to 50 mph. Temperatures in the tight can gusts up to 50 mph. Temperatures in the light it can gusts up to 50 mph. Temperatures in the light it freezes further south. In the light it freezes further south, twelves and their teams. In the north. South, twelves and their teams. In the north, seven to 11 12 and 13s the north, seven to 11 12 and 13s we the north, seven to 11 12 and 13s we say the north, seven to 11 12 and 13s. We say goodbye to the relevant in the 13s. We say goodbye to the relevant in the east 13s. We say goodbye to the relevant in the east overnight, the second heads in the east overnight, the second heads southwards across england and wales. Heads southwards across england and wales, bringing in some patchy rain and we wales, bringing in some patchy rain and we see wales, bringing in some patchy rain and we see some further heavy showers and we see some further heavy showers coming in across Western Scotland showers coming in across Western Scotland and Northern Ireland. The wind eases down. These are the temperatures in towns and cities. In rural areas. Temperatures in towns and cities. In ruralareas, especially when temperatures in towns and cities. In rural areas, especially when the cloud rural areas, especially when the cloud remains broken, they will be lower cloud remains broken, they will be lower and cloud remains broken, they will be lower and we could well see the odd packet lower and we could well see the odd packet of lower and we could well see the odd packet of frost first thing tomorrow. We will have our week front tomorrow. We will have our week front in tomorrow. We will have our week front in the tomorrow. We will have our week front in the south, Still Producing cloud front in the south, Still Producing cloud and front in the south, Still Producing cloud and patchy rain. Moving to the southeast cloud and patchy rain. Moving to the south east. Then we have a packet of showers south east. Then we have a packet of showers across the north and west. Temperatures, very similar to the days temperatures, very similar to the days when temperatures, very similar to the days when the sunshine it will feel pleasant days when the sunshine it will feel pleasant. A high of 40 degrees in hult pleasant. A high of 40 degrees in hult then pleasant. A high of 40 degrees in hull. Then changes. We have a cold front hull. Then changes. We have a cold front slipping south eastwards and behind front slipping south eastwards and behind that the air will turn much colder behind that the air will turn much colder and behind that the air will turn much colder and that is represented by the blues colder and that is represented by the blues on this chart right the way across the blues on this chart right the way across the uk. It may well start off a mile way across the uk. It may well start off a mile across the south east but when off a mile across the south east but when the off a mile across the south east but when the Weather Front, bearing the way, eventually gets into the south east and clears, behind that it will south east and clears, behind that it will turn south east and clears, behind that it will turn colder. You can see a rash it will turn colder. You can see a rash of it will turn colder. You can see a rash of showers with sunshine in between rash of showers with sunshine in between. These showers being wintry nature between. These showers being wintry nature down to about 200 metres, we could see nature down to about 200 metres, we could see them as far south as the moors could see them as far south as the moors in could see them as far south as the moors in the south west. In the north. Moors in the south west. In the north. We moors in the south west. In the north, we could see them at lower levels north, we could see them at lower levels. Black circles representing the gusts levels. Black circles representing the gusts of wind, so that will accentuate the cold feel of the day generally accentuate the cold feel of the day generally with many of us struggling to get generally with many of us struggling to get into double figures. Is this rain moves to get into double figures. Is this rain moves away temperature in the southeast rain moves away temperature in the south east will also go down. How lon south east will also go down. How long will south east will also go down. How long will this last quiz i am not very long will this last quiz i am not very long long will this last quiz i am not very long because by the time we get to saturday very long because by the time we get to saturday and sunday the temperatures will rise once again and they temperatures will rise once again and they will be closer to where they should be at this time of year. Once they should be at this time of year. Once again they should be at this time of year. Once again we will be looking widely at a range once again we will be looking widely at a range between roughly nine to 13 or iat at a range between roughly nine to 13 or 14 degrees. Also some rain at times. 13 or 14 degrees. Also some rain at times. More 13 or 14 degrees. Also some rain at times, more especially across the west times, more especially across the west at times, more especially across the west. At this stage we think the south west. At this stage we think the south and west. At this stage we think the south and east will probably stay dry. South and east will probably stay dry next south and east will probably stay dry. Next week, looks like the temperatures may even climb a little bit more temperatures may even climb a little bit more. ,. Temperatures may even climb a little bit more. , t y. ,. , bit more. Thank you very much for that, bit more. Thank you very much for that. Thank bit more. Thank you very much for that. Thank you bit more. Thank you very much for that, thank you for bit more. Thank you very much for that, thank you for being bit more. Thank you very much for that, thank you for being ready i that, thank you for being ready always like a weather superhero stuff she is. Always like a weather superhero stuff she is always like a weather superhero i stuff she is. Shows stuff she is. Never a chore. Shows t to stuff she is. Never a chore. Shows try to speak stuff she is. Never a chore. Shows try to speak to stuff she is. Never a chore. Shows try to speak to mairead stuff she is. Never a chore. Shows try to speak to mairead again . Stuff she is. Never a chore. Shows| try to speak to mairead again . You are with the children who have been told no lessons this week, get outside and enjoy being outdoors. Thats right. Welcome to Nether Kellet Community Primary near lancaster. This is wellbeing welly week. I have my wellingtons on and we will find out what this has to do with well being. This is one of the areas where youngsters are focusing their learning this week. This is all about getting out in the glorious outdoors and reconnecting with how they learn and how they find out about new things. I am joined by the head teacher. Why have you chosen to do it this week . Youngsters have been back a couple of weeks away this week . Heathen youngsters have been back a couple of weeks away this week . Of weeks away this week . When the children came of weeks away this week . When the children came back of weeks away this week . When the children came back we of weeks away this week . When the children came back we were of weeks away this week . When the children came back we were doing i children came back we were doing lots of children came back we were doing lots of settling into a routine, setting lots of settling into a routine, setting any gaps and things like academic subjects but we were also really academic subjects but we were also really minded over the last couple of weeks really minded over the last couple of weeks they have really missed out on in terms of weeks they have really missed out on in terms of skills and socialising with friends. We normally do a lot of work in school on independence and perseverance and inspiration on independence and perseverance and inspiration and that has been lost over the inspiration and that has been lost over the last year. There was a general over the last year. There was a general flatness because i think this lockdown has been so hard for everyone this lockdown has been so hard for everyone and the children have come back after everyone and the children have come back after spending a lot of time indoors back after spending a lot of time indoors so back after spending a lot of time indoors so we felt that having this week indoors so we felt that having this week outdoors, at one with nature taking week outdoors, at one with nature taking responsibility for areas of our school taking responsibility for areas of our school and doing Team Building games our school and doing Team Building games was our school and doing Team Building games was really important for them. It is games was really important for them. It isjust games was really important for them. It isjust for games was really important for them. It isjust for year five games was really important for them. It is just for year five and games was really important for them. It isjust for year five and six, it is just for year five and six, they are in one class because it is such a small school. Why not the younger age groups as well . Tear younger age groups as well . Year five and six younger age groups as well . Year five and six children younger age groups as well . Year five and six children normally take a lot of five and six children normally take a lot of responsibilities around the school. A lot of responsibilities around the school, working with younger children. School, working with younger children, sport leaders, serving lunches children, sport leaders, serving lunches. They also normally go on residential lunches. They also normally go on residential two activity centres which residential two activity centres which they have missed out on. They have missed which they have missed out on. They have missed out on a bottle not in readiness have missed out on a bottle not in readiness for high school and the rest of readiness for high school and the rest of their lives we want them to develop rest of their lives we want them to develop their skills. That rest of their lives we want them to develop their skills. Develop their skills. That he a cou. Le develop their skills. That he a couple of develop their skills. That he a couple of youngsters develop their skills. That he a couple of youngsters enjoying Outdoor Learning this week. I am joined by olivia and amelia. Lets have a chat about what you are doing. We are in the cedar lodge. What is it like learning outdoors . Its really, really nice because we. Et its really, really nice because we get to its really, really nice because we get to be its really, really nice because we get to be out its really, really nice because we get to be out in its really, really nice because we get to be out in the its really, really nice because we get to be out in the outdoors its really, really nice because we get to be out in the outdoors and| get to be out in the outdoors and theres get to be out in the outdoors and theres lots get to be out in the outdoors and theres lots of get to be out in the outdoors and theres lots of trees get to be out in the outdoors and theres lots of trees and get to be out in the outdoors and theres lots of trees and it get to be out in the outdoors and theres lots of trees and it is get to be out in the outdoors and theres lots of trees and it is nice ust theres lots of trees and it is nice just hanging theres lots of trees and it is nice just hanging out theres lots of trees and it is nice just hanging out. Hes theres lots of trees and it is nice just hanging out. Just hanging out. Has it your wellbeing . Just hanging out. Has it your wellbeing . Sorry, just hanging out. Has it your wellbeing . Sorry, i just hanging out. Has it your wellbeing . Sorry, i dont. Just hanging out. Has it your wellbeing . Sorry, i dont really know what wellbeing . Sorry, i dont really know what that wellbeing . Sorry, i dont really know what that means. Wellbeing . Sorry, i dont really know what that means. Has wellbeing . Sorry, i dont really know what that means. Has it i wellbeing . Sorry, i dont really know what that means. Has it made ou feel know what that means. Has it made you feel better know what that means. Has it made you feel better about know what that means. Has it made you feel better about learning . You feel better about learning . Yeah, its. It you feel better about learning . Yeah. Its you feel better about learning . Yeah, its. It makes it a better experience. Yeah, its. It makes it a better experience, doesnt yeah, its. It makes it a better experience, doesnt it, yeah, its. It makes it a better experience, doesnt it, to yeah, its. It makes it a better experience, doesnt it, to be experience, doesnt it, to be outdoors and live with your friends . Yeah, its nice because you havent seen yeah, its nice because you havent seen them yeah, its nice because you havent seen them for ages and you have all been seen them for ages and you have all been indoors and not really allowed to go been indoors and not really allowed to go out been indoors and not really allowed to go out much. This been indoors and not really allowed to go out much to go out much. This is all about havint a to go out much. This is all about having a lot to go out much. This is all about having a lot of to go out much. This is all about having a lot of fun. To go out much. This is all about having a lot of fun. Its to go out much. This is all about having a lot of fun. Its really i having a lot of fun. Its really just trying to encourage youngsters to learn, to learn to love again and it is important they get to do it outdoors so that this experience helps them learn to love when they are back in the classroom. It helps them learn to love when they are back in the classroom. Are back in the classroom. It looks absolutely glorious, are back in the classroom. It looks absolutely glorious, mairead. Are back in the classroom. It looks absolutely glorious, mairead. A i absolutely glorious, mairead. A great idea. I love my wellingtons. They are the most comfortable shoes i own. Irate they are the most comfortable shoes i own. ~. , they are the most comfortable shoes i own. ,. ,. , they are the most comfortable shoes iown. ,. ,. ,. , t they are the most comfortable shoes iown. ,. ,. ,. ,. , i own. We are going to talk about mars now just over a month ago, the perseverance rover landed on the surface of mars. Its mission was to find out if life ever existed on the red planet. And for such a big task, scientists are calling on a little help from something called ingenuity a helicopter so small its the size of a chihuahua. Well find out more about its first flight in a moment, but first, lets bring you up to date with the story of the mars mission so far. I now have visions of applying to our of a flying and lift off. Lastjuly, perseverance launched into space. Destination, mars. After successfully landing. Touchdown confirmed perseverance safely on the surface of mars. Its been taking lots of pictures of its new home. In its search for evidence of life, perseverance will need a little help. Meet ingenuity, the first helicopter on mars. It will study cliffs and craters places that perseverance cant reach. Its actually so small its travelling in perseverances belly and will soon come out of hiding. If the flight is successful it could pave the way for more flying robots on mars in the future. Joining us to tell us more about ingenuity is professor Andrew Coates who is part of the perseverance camera team. Good morning. Looks fascinating. Give us an idea of what sort of work this tiny helicopter will do yellow this tiny helicopter will do yellow this is really a Technology Test, they are Testing Technology for future missions, but they are Testing Technology for future missions, future missions, but the little helicopter future missions, but the little helicopter is future missions, but the little helicopter is amazing, future missions, but the little helicopter is amazing, i future missions, but the little helicopter is amazing, i get i helicopter is amazing, i get chihuahua size or the size of a tissue box depending on your viewpoint. It has two protest that will count at about 2400 rpm, eight ten times what the normal helicopter does rotors. The atmosphere is very thin, less than 1 of the atmospheric pressure of the earth. The rotors have to go really fast to get this light helicopter, which on earth weighs 1. 8 kilos, but on marist it weighs less than one bag of sugar because gravity is lower on mars. It will go off the ground about three metres, then up to five metres later on in about five test flights. It is Testing Technology for future flights. It is Testing Technology forfuture missions. It is not part of the live hunt on this mission but it is a Technology Test which will take about one month to do, so april will be spent doing this and i think the first date for the likely flight on mars will be the 8th of april. It is a right for this moment it is a Wright Brothers moment. It is an amazing piece of history. You a Wright Brothers moment. It is an amazing piece of history. Amazing piece of history. You are involved in amazing piece of history. You are involved in scoping amazing piece of history. You are involved in scoping out amazing piece of history. You are involved in scoping out runways i amazing piece of history. You are i involved in scoping out runways and landing areas, what are you looking for . fit. Landing areas, what are you looking for . ,. ,. ,. , landing areas, what are you looking for . ~. ,. ,. ,. For . A flat area with not too much in the way for . A flat area with not too much in the way of for . A flat area with not too much in the way of rocks for . A flat area with not too much in the way of rocks and for . A flat area with not too much in the way of rocks and stones for . A flat area with not too much | in the way of rocks and stones and actually, where perseverance landed, that was a very good area. What has been done with the rover is to move it to get stereo views and things like that to make sure they are the right size and that there is a good enough helipad, an airfield, which is about ten metres by ten metres and be helipad itself is about three metres by three metres. What happens now is that the helicopter is still underneath the belly of the rover so that will moving in the next few days to the helipad location, drop it off, it has to reorientate it, drop it onto the surface, leave it by itself. This is a tiny helicopter on the surface which has to survive by itself, cold nights go down to 90 by itself, cold nights go down to 90 celsius. It has solar panels to charge the battery. 90 celsius. It has solar panels to charge the battery. 90 celsius. It has solar panels to charge the battery. Sounds amazing we wish you charge the battery. Sounds amazing we wish you all charge the battery. Sounds amazing we wish you all the charge the battery. Sounds amazing we wish you all the very charge the battery. Sounds amazing we wish you all the very best charge the battery. Sounds amazing we wish you all the very best with i we wish you all the very best with technology. Hope it works and hopefully we will be able to speak to you further down the line to tell us exactly what you found and what it means for the future. Professor Andrew Coates talking about. Actually being involved in that. Thats a properjob. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Its 8. 59. Hello, this is bbc news. Im victoria derbyshire. Here are the headlines this wednesday morning. The Home Secretary sets out new rules for Asylum Seekers who come to the uk. We will create safe and legal routes to enable people to come to the United Kingdom in a safe way, so that they can also be resettled in the United Kingdom. Boris johnson tells conservative mps the uks Vaccination Programme success is because of capitalism and greed but instantly withdrew his comments. Questions remain over whether foreign travel from the uk will be allowed this summer, as europe faces a third wave of covid infections. Well ask a sage advisor. What are your plans have you already booked a holiday for the summer . Or do you think we should just stay in the uk