In the latest World Cup Qualifiers, while scotland secured their first win. Making a difference for Motor Neurone Disease. After raising more than two million pounds, Rugby League Legend Kevin Sinfield finds out how the money will help families. Good morning from the National Trust Osterley Park in london. We are here to see the bus and this morning. A cold start, fairly cloudy for most, but it will be dry and some of us will see some sunshine. All the details coming up. Its thursday the 1st of april. A new Nspcc Helpline offering advice and support to those who have been sexually abused or harassed in schools launches this morning. It comes after thousands of current and former pupils went online to share their experiences. An immediate review of Safeguarding Policies, in both state and private schools in england, is to be carried out by ofsted. Our education correspondent dan johnson reports. These are young women finally given a voice. There are now more than 11,000 of these anonymous accounts. Harassment, abuse and assaults mostly by their own classmates. There have been protests and walk outs, and a sense some schools have protected reputations before pupils. Now there will be action. This, ifeel, is a real watershed moment. I think theres lots more young people who havent necessarily felt able to come forward. So the potential is there that, you know, this could just be the tip of the iceberg. But we are very much prepared to support young people through this and ensure that their voices are being heard. What we wanted to do is take immediate action. And thats why, working with the nspcc, we have set up a helpline in order to be able to support victims. But why were wanting to go further, and that is why we have asked 0fsted to be able to conduct a full review in terms of safeguarding in our schools to protect the best interests of our children. Theyre aware this could eclipse any previous major scandal, and it may raise wider issues about male attitudes and the standard of sex and relationship education. It needs to tackle topics like pornography, consent, what constitutes a healthy or an unhealthy relationship. And im afraid that young people are still saying its not good enough there are those gaps in the curriculum. This National Conversation about how some men treat women now reaches to the youngest who havent felt safe even at school. Dan johnson, bbc news. Council bosses in Nottingham Have closed two parks after footage emerged of people drinking and ignoring social distancing rules. Other towns and cities have also seen crowds descend on parks and beaches after the easing of Lockdown Restrictions, leading to reports of Anti Social Behaviour and littering. 0ur reporter geeta pendse is in nottingham for us this morning. Many people had been enjoying the lovely weather the last couple of days and been really disappointed that the parks, those two at least, are closed. That the parks, those two at least, are closed are closed. Absolutely. It is very auiet, as are closed. Absolutely. It is very quiet. As youd are closed. Absolutely. It is very quiet, as youd imagine, are closed. Absolutely. It is very quiet, as youd imagine, this quiet, as youd imagine, this morning but that is the way it will stay because Nottingham City Council have closed two parks in the city because of Mass Gatherings that had taken place this week. Here at the arboretum, right in the heart of the city centre, we saw footage emerged of large clouds gathering with very little social distancing on monday. Some people were drinking, others were fighting, and we even saw people climbing trees. It was described as a frenzy. The following night, Tuesday Night, In Another Park close by there were large gatherings which led to a huge clean up operation the following day. This issue with litter is something we are seeing in other parts of the uk, as well. We have seen images of litter in parks in sheffield, leeds, Hyde Park Corner in london and, like you say, understandably people want to get out to enjoy the warm weather but officials are saying that we must stick to the current restrictions, that we can only meet in groups of up that we can only meet in groups of up to six people or to Households Mixing, and they say that is as much about safety as it is about the impact on the clean up operation and the people who have to deal with the litter the following day. Here in nottingham, two parks are now closed and the Council Leader says he regrets having to take that action when so many people were looking forward to enjoying green spaces like this one, the arboretum in the city centre. He says it is because of the actions of a small thoughtless minority that spoilt that. More coronavirus Lockdown Restrictions are being eased parts of the economy are also reopening in wales over the next few weeks. The easing will begin no earlier than april 12th when all pupils and students can return to school or university. 0ur correspondent Mark Hutchings is in cardiff this morning. There will be a great deal of attention on what might change next. There is a road map in place, what are you expecting to hear today . I have taken the liberty of writing them down because there are a load of dates being released today by the Welsh Government. It is true that some activities have opened up ahead of the rest of the uk. Critics of the Welsh Government has said the plan had been thin on dates. Today we have oodles of them. It has been confirmed that from april 12, all pupils will be called Back To School and that travel in and out of wales for people in the uk will be allowed and that will be a boost for the Tourism Industry. Lets look at the new dates. April 26 stands out, when Outdoor Attractions can open along with outdoor hospitality like the guidance. That is two weeks behind the grid plan for england. 0n the 3rd of may, organised Outdoor Activities can give up to 30 people Wedding Receptions can take place, outdoors again, for up to 30 people. The week after that, gyms and Leisure Centre can open for individual training but not group exercises, and two households can meet indoors. Maybe 17, the plan is for a return for indoor activities. After that there was government say they will look at indoor hospitality ahead of the spring bank holiday. All this comes with a caveat that Public Health conditions continue to be met. 0ne Public Health conditions continue to be met. One of the date for your diary, the 6th of may, when the elections take place and that will determine the formation of the next was government no next Welsh Government. More coronavirus Lockdown Restrictions are being eased in Northern Ireland today. Up to six people, from no more than two households, can now meet outdoors or in a private garden. Ten people, from no more than two households, can take part in Outdoor Sporting Activities and golf courses and Tennis Courts can reopen. Fewer than one in five people request a covid test if they have symptoms and the number who follow self isolation rules is low, a study by Kings College london has found. The Research Also revealed that a year into the pandemic only half of those asked could identify the main coronavirus symptoms. 0ur Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes has more. If you have symptoms, you need to get a test immediately. The test and trace system has been a key part of the governments strategy in the fight against the coronavirus, and will be equally important in the months to come. But a series of surveys involving more than 50,000 people across the uk reveals some worrying findings. 0verall, fewer than one in five said they would request a test if they develop symptoms of coronavirus. Only half could identify the main symptoms of covid 19 which include a cough, High Temperature and a loss of taste or smell. And while 70 of people said, if they were to develop symptoms, they intended to self isolate, the reality was that fewer than half reported that they did in fact do so. I think that its important to remember that all of these behaviours are really complex staying at home and self isolating is actually a really difficult behaviour to do and there are lots of Different Reasons why people may not be able to do it. It might be that they need to go out to work, they need to go out to care for someone, they need to go out to bring their kids to school, they need to go out to get food for their family or medicines for theirfamily. And its not really a one size fits all solution. The report raises doubts about the impact of a much criticised £37 billion test and trace system. The government says test and trace has saved countless lives since it was introduced, and maintains the overwhelming majority of people self isolate when asked to. But given the central role the system will play in the uks recovery from the pandemic, there will be concerns if its still performing poorly. Dominic hughes, bbc news. Schools will close in france for at least three weeks as part of a Third National lockdown, aimed at reducing a rising number of covid 19 infections. President Emmanuel Macron announced on National Television that restrictions already in place in some regions would be extended elsewhere. Lets speak to our paris correspondent hugh schofield, good to see you, good morning. This is a peek at the moment and was this reaction largely welcomed by president macron . Welcome, no. I acceted president macron . Welcome, no. I accepted with president macron . Welcome, no. I accepted with resignation, president macron . Welcome, no. I accepted with resignation, maybe l accepted with resignation, maybe yes. I accepted with some hostility, a little bit. The political opposition here feels that macron is vulnerable on this but macron two months ago said he would not have to do this, france is now in a third wave, it would not go into a stiff lockdown, schools will stay open because education was a priority and he really resisted this additional measure for weeks now, in the face of rising evidence that the Covid Epidemic was about to come back. He has had to give way now and that there is a climb down. I think the population as a whole knows it is inevitable because the figures are so bad. 35,000 new cases every day and the situation in hospitals in particular getting critical. The situation there being that patients are getting younger and mortality is going down but that means the beds are occupied for much longer. That is creating this critical Situation Notjust is creating this critical situation not just for covid is creating this critical Situation Notjust for covid but is creating this critical situation not just for covid but for other diseases. We now have a nationwide lockdown. They say it is not a lockdown. They say it is not a lockdown but it means we are being told more or less to stay in our homes, there we can move a bit more freely than other lockdown. This other issue of the schools closing, something macron said wouldnt happen but he has had to eat his hat. Forthe happen but he has had to eat his hat. For the next four weeks, parents are going to have to cope with kids on their hands. Parents are going to have to cope with kids on their hands. Thank you ve much with kids on their hands. Thank you very much for with kids on their hands. Thank you very much for that. 6 12am. We understand that carol is getting into the swing of spring. She is in 0sterley Park in west london. I havent seen the image yet, but there we go. The blossom is out. Beautiful. Yet, but there we go. The blossom is out. Beautiful. Isnt l out. Beautiful. Good morning. Isnt it . Good morning. Out. Beautiful. Good morning. Isnt it . Good morning. This out. Beautiful. Good morning. Isnt it . Good morning. This is out. Beautiful. Good morning. Isnt it . Good morning. This is a out. Beautiful. Good morning. Isnt| it . Good morning. This is a National Trust it . Good morning. This is a National Trust park it . Good morning. This is a National Trust park and we are here to see the blossom, the magnolia behind me is absolutely stunning. The National Trust have is absolutely stunning. The National Trust have a campaign which started at the trust have a campaign which started at the beginning of march. It is blossomwatch as they want you to et blossomwatch as they want you to get involved by taking photographs of blossom wherever you may be. In the park. Of blossom wherever you may be. In the park. In of blossom wherever you may be. In the park, in your garden, and adhering the park, in your garden, and adhering to covid regulations. If you send adhering to covid regulations. If you send it to social media with the hashtag you send it to social media with the Hashtag Blossomwatch you might see yours appear somewhere on the nationat yours appear somewhere on the National Trust. A cold start to the day. Yesterday in a North Norfolk the temperature reached just shy of 24 degrees. It is a place temperature is more likely to be eight temperature is more likely to be eight Or Temperature is more likely to be eight or 9 temperature is more likely to be eight or 9 degrees with the wind coming eight or 9 degrees with the wind coming in eight or 9 degrees with the wind coming in off the north sea. The forecast coming in off the north sea. The forecast for today is most certainly turning forecast for today is most certainly turning colder. The exception is across turning colder. The exception is across the turning colder. The exception is across the south west where we are looking across the south west where we are looking at across the south west where we are looking at some warmer conditions, still. Looking at some warmer conditions, stilt this looking at some warmer conditions, still. This morning, a lot of cloud around~ still. This morning, a lot of cloud around~ the still. This morning, a lot of cloud around. The best breaks will be south around. The best breaks will be south wales, South West England, centrat south wales, South West England, central and Southern England into parts central and Southern England into parts of central and Southern England into parts of the south east and also northern parts of the south east and also northern scotland. The cloud will break northern scotland. The cloud will break in northern scotland. The cloud will break in other parts but at the moment break in other parts but at the moment is thick enough for a bit of drizzle moment is thick enough for a bit of drizzle here moment is thick enough for a bit of drizzle here and there. Temperatures today drizzle here and there. Temperatures today ranging from eight in the north today ranging from eight in the north to today ranging from eight in the north to about 18 in the south. Dont north to about 18 in the south. Dont forget we have that cool wind coming dont forget we have that cool wind coming in dont forget we have that cool wind coming in from the north sea at the north coming in from the north sea at the north sea coming in from the north sea at the north sea coastline in particular will feel north sea coastline in particular will feel quite cold compared to late will feel quite cold compared to late as will feel quite cold compared to late. As we head the evening and overnight. Late. As we head the evening and overnight, once again we are at a lot of overnight, once again we are at a lot of cloud overnight, once again we are at a lot of cloud but across the north of the country lot of cloud but across the north of the country it is going to be clear skies. The country it is going to be clear skies, really cold, 3, 4, sharp frost. Skies, really cold, 3, 4, sharp frost. 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Temperatures will be tempered by the wind coming in from the north sea so if you wind coming in from the north sea so if you are wind coming in from the north sea so if you are planning a good friday stroii, if you are planning a good friday stroll, down the north sea coastline, wrap up warm. It will turn coastline, wrap up warm. It will turn colder, coastline, wrap up warm. It will turn colder, particularly so in the second turn colder, particularly so in the second half of the Bank Holiday Weekend. , second half of the Bank Holiday Weekend. ,. , second half of the Bank Holiday Weekend. ,. , weekend. Thanks very much, see you later on. Millions are due to get a payrise today but bills are going up, too. Nina can tell us more. There is a balancing act, give with one hand but take away with the other it. It one hand but take away with the other it. ,. ,. ,. Other it. It is that time of year, they give other it. It is that time of year, they give and other it. 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A new petrol or diesel car bought since 2017 will see an increase of £5. Partly to encourage us to buy greener models. So, of course, the answer is to do your research, to really focus in on those C02 Emissions and the cost that they will attract, and to take advantage of what really is an increasing pool of vehicles that meet the lower emission standards. The industry has moved to produce a lot of vehicles over recent years that really do fit these criteria. So new or used buyers can move into lower tax brackets by making the right choice when they purchase the car. And 15 million homes will see their gas or Electric Bill Go Up by almost £100 from today as the Energy Price Cap is increased. Lots of things do i. Good news for those having a significant pay increase. It is way above inflation but with your energy bills, that is because a couple of months ago of gemma said the default tariff would go in line with how much prices are cast to the companies 0fgem prices will go up. 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The review by the commission on race and ethnic disparities was criticised for comments about slavery in which it said the era was also about how African People transformed themselves culturally. The Labour Leader sir keir starmer has told the Daily Telegraph that using covid passports for everyday social activities once the pandemic has eased would be against the british instinct. He added that the government must not leave it to individuals, such as pub landlords, to decide whether to make such checks. The daily mirror uses its front page to call for tougher fines for people who litter, after Massive Piles Of Rubbish were left behind following the easing of Lockdown Rules in england this week. And the metro reports on the queen carrying out her first, in person Public Engagement of the year. She didnt wear a mask during her visit to the Air Forces Memorial in runnymede to mark the centenary of the Royal Australian air force. Lets look at the inside pages. On the theme of the outdoors, some of the theme of the outdoors, some of the negative stuff about so many more people being outdoors was about litter and the problems and too many people getting together. 0n litter and the problems and too many people getting together. On a slightly lighter note, in relation to people going outside, the countryside code, which is a good thing, all the things that people know about, shooting a gate as you go through, keep your dog under control, dont litter. In amongst all the advice now they are talking about part of the new code is to make other people feel more comfortable shutting the gates. The idea is that you should smile more. Some people feel as though the countryside is not a place for them so if you can do something to make a difference. So if you can do something to make a difference. This so if you can do something to make a difference. This is so if you can do something to make a difference. This is tony difference. Smile . 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Seven marathons in seven days was the gruelling challenge taken on by Kevin Sinfield at the end of last year, to help his former leeds rhinos team mate rob burrow, who is living with Motor Neurone Disease. Kev� s amazing act of friendship raised more than £2. 2 million. Sally has been finding out how it will be used to Fund Research for a cure and help families like robs. Going the extra mile for his friend, for his team mate, and for the families affected by Motor Neurone Disease. Kevin sinfield set out to raise £77,000. In the end, he raised more than 2. 2 million. Its a disease for which there is no cure. More than half of people diagnosed will die within two years. Kevin is here today to talk to rob and his family about how that money will be spent. So tell us how proud of your dad that you are. Very, because we know he. We all know hes going to stay strong and fight this disease and try and get a cure and help other families with it. Rob now uses an Eye Tracking Machine to help him communicate. So, rob, we had an absolutely amazing response to you and your story, and obviously the seven in seven. I know the answer to this question, but why have we had such a focus on families in how we focus this money and how its utilised . Thats exactly why i went public with my story, so that people suffering without the backing of an entire sport could have help and support. Im proud to have other sufferers benefiting from the money raised in my name. First and foremost, you know, that initial shock of being told youve got mnd, and then the Ripple Effect throughout families is devastating. So how can we support and make that better . 0ther sufferers have got families, |theyve got friends, but the other| families havent got. They havent got Kevin Sinfield. Just a few miles away, theres another family dealing with the reality of living with mnd. These are exactly the sort of people that kevin and rob want to help. Kirsty was diagnosed just weeks before rob burrow. Can you tell us a bit about your journey . You got diagnosed in. November. 2019. We didnt know what it were. Didnt know what it were, no. Didnt know anything about it. With, obviously, rob having it, its highlighted it more in the media. I then obviously when kirsty then tells someone she hadnt seen shes got mnd, if theyre asking how she is then shell not have to explain cos. They know what it is obviously from rob. And what do you think about rob . Well, hes a. Hes a strong man. Like an endless donation, isnt he . Yeah. To, like, even be public eye with a condition. Cos its hard, yeah. Is a feat in itself, isnt it . Its hard every day. So for rob to be in the limelight. Extra attention. He is strong, very strong. Kirsty, you have, for many, many years, looked after other people. How tricky is it now, having to be looked after yourself . Frustrating. If youre sat there and you think, oh, look at that, it needs cleaning up, well, you cant even do it. Did you bring your wedding forward . Yeah. Tell me about that. Well. What did you do . Well, it was supposed to be. No, weve been together 15 years. Yeah. And never thought about it. Well, we did, but it was just always money. I bet you did i bet you did it were just always tmoney situation, wasnt it . Thought, rather take tkids away for a week, or, do this, do that . Yeah. And then obviously that just put it in perspective. Thought, well, it isnt about money, welljust do it. We only had ten people, including two registrars. Trying to put your dress on because jordan wasnt here to put it on. Yeah. Didnt have as many people but. It were close and tight knit and it were good, wasnt it . Yeah. So what was it like after all these years to finally get married, then . Er. Shell still not doing as shes told. Laughter. So, kev, that was. That was a really interesting meeting, wasnt it . Tell me how that was for you. To understand that kirsty was diagnosed a couple of weeks before rob, and just to see the way its affected the family. The bit you come away with is, you go back now to your own family and, um, but to understand that it doesnt stop for these people its 24 7 and you can see how tough it has been forjordan. But. Yeah, just feel like we want to do more and we dont do enough. 0nce part of the all conquering Leeds Rhinos Rugby League side, these team mates are still working together, trying to help people who need it most. Sally nugent, bbc news. We talked a lot about when the fund raising and originally about the diagnosis and everything, just to see how the money is being spent, good. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning. Im sonja jessup. The metropolitan police is investigating allegations that a Serving Officer raped two of his female colleagues more than three years ago. He was not charged and has not been suspended but is reported to be facing a misconduct hearing. The force says it takes all allegations of Domestic Abuse extremely seriously. One in ten people sleeping rough on The Streets Of London are under the age of 25, and charities trying to support them say theres been a huge rise in younger people needing their services throughout the pandemic. The Group New Horizon says over the last year its seen a 20 increase in younger People Living on the streets. The problems that young people were already facing a year ago have just been exacerbated. Youth unemployment has got worse. Were seeing more young people approach us with complex Mental Health needs. Were seeing more young women. And more young people are just coming to us for reasons that we saw before so family breakdown, theyve lost their job, domestic violence. A mans been stabbed to death at a vigil in croydon being held to remember the victim of another knife attack. Reece young, who was 23, was attacked at alpha road on Tuesday Night. Detectives say they want to speak to a man who was arrested after being treated in hopsital for stab wounds but then attacked officers and nhs staff, and ran off. A temporary grass covered Viewing Platform will be built at marble arch, after being given the go ahead by westminster city council. Its hoped it will help attract visitors back to Central London after the pandemic, and is part of the councils £150 million plans to revitalise the Oxford Street area. Lets take a look at the Travel Situation now. First the tube, we have severe delays on the hammersmith and city line a number of trains have ben canclled and thats hitting services this is how it looks in whitton. The A316 Twickenham Road has roadworks, down to one lane in both directions near the Hopsital Bridge Roundabout a lorry has overtunrned on the a2. The inside lane is closed londonbound towards the Bean Interchange for bluewater now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. A bit more cloud around than expected yesterday, and theres a Cooling Trend now as we head towards the Easter Weekend, so it wont feel as warm as it has been. But its still a mild start to this morning. Now some of that cloud through the morning could be thick enough to give us the odd spot of drizzle, maybe a light shower or two, but generally speaking it should be a dry day for the vast majority of us and the cloud will tend to break up as we head through the afternoon. The sunshine always best the further west you are across the capital. Top temperatures today of 16 or 17 celsius. And theres quite cool and a noticeable north Easterly Wind blowing, too. Now through this evening and overnight, then well see lots of long clear spells around. Temperatures will stay just above freezing, but it is a chilly start to the day on friday. On friday we keep that cool north Easterly Wind. Therell be lots of cloud. Bit of sunshine always best in the west again through the afternoon and it should stay dry. Temperatures, though, will be lower. Staying dry over the Easter Weekend until we get to Bank Holiday Monday. Theres more from me in half an hour. Now though its back to charlie and naga. Hello this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Coming up on breakfast this morning. Reverend Richard Coles will be telling us how writing helped him deal with the grief of losing his partner. Talking all things diversity, dancer ashley banjo will speak to us about his new Childrens Book about a Street Dance Group fighting an alien invasion. Never going to give you up rick astley� s back with details of his first Live Performance in 12 months as hell be taking centre stage at carfest this summer. As weve been hearing this morning, a new study has found that fewer than one in five people request a covid test if they have symptoms. For more on this now, lets speak to our gp for this morning, Rosemary Leonard. Good morning to you. Good morning. Can i do good morning to you. Good morning. Can i do our good morning to you. Good morning. Can i do our regular good morning to you. Good morning. Can i do our regular check good morning to you. Good morning. Can i do our regular check in good morning to you. Good morning. Can i do our regular check in with can i do our regular check in with the gp . How is business in the surgery . There is a lot of talk about how things might be starting to get back to normal a bit with people coming in with their usual complaints, so what is going on . Its extremely busy now. Which in a sense,is its extremely busy now. Which in a sense, is good. This time last year, the first lockdown it was eerily quiet, nobody wanted to come in and we knew there were Health Problems out there that were not being presented to us but now they are all coming out of the woodwork and it is extremely busy and one of the big problems for us is that a lot of surgeries are also running the vaccine campaign, so we are short staffed on the ground for the regular stuff while we have half of the house staff giving vaccines and like a lot of gps, im working very long hours at the moment. This Study B Public long hours at the moment. This study by Public Health long hours at the moment. This study by Public Health england, long hours at the moment. This study by Public Health england, one long hours at the moment. This study by Public Health england, one in by Public Health england, one in five people with symptoms are requesting a test. What do you make of that . ,. , requesting a test. What do you make ofthat . ,. , , requesting a test. What do you make ofthat . ,. , , of that . This is a big, big study thats been of that . This is a big, big study thats been ongoing of that . This is a big, big study thats been ongoing for of that . This is a big, big study thats been ongoing for the of that . This is a big, big study thats been ongoing for the Previous Year and they started it this time last year, checking up on 2000 people every month and over the year, as theyve done it, more people have become more aware of covid and have asked for more tests but there is a problem with people thinking that if i get a test i will be told to stay at home, so how am i going to do that . I have children to look after, i may be a single parent, i have a job to do and i need to keep the money coming in and there are real practicalities for some people about being told that you have to stay at home and you cant go to work. You have to stay at home and you cant go to work. Thats one part of the picture cant go to work. Thats one part of the picture and cant go to work. Thats one part of the picture and then cant go to work. Thats one part of the picture and then there cant go to work. Thats one part of the picture and then there is the picture and then there is another survey suggesting that only 52 of people can identify the main symptoms of covid 19. As a health practitioner, over the years, pre covid, you try to get home messages about health, so are you surprised that given everything that the government has tried to do about telling us what the symptoms are that still there is a lack of clarity . That still there is a lack of clari . � , , � , clarity . Its very interesting. Its auieter clarity . Its very interesting. Its quieter now clarity . Its very interesting. Its quieter now because clarity . Its very interesting. Its quieter now because the clarity . Its very interesting. Its l quieter now because the incidence has gone down but back in december and january we had people injanuary ringing up and saying ive got a fever, can i come in and see you . And i would say, have you done a covert test and they say, why should i . So there has clearly been some misunderstanding or lack of clarity about what the symptoms are and there also been a lot on social media, the fact we have concentrated so much on coughs and temperature and loss of taste and smell but there are other symptoms as well and i think people have got confused. fin i think people have got confused. On that note, never a bad time to remind people, the thing we need to say is that clearly what has changed now is that that those over 50s who have had the vaccination and the risk of serious illness or death has so diminished but the principles of covid can have long term implications, so knowing what to look out for remains really important. Mariel its really important. Mariel its really important. If you have a fever or feel unwell or you have a cough, loss of taste or smell orjust feel unwell or you have a cough, loss of taste or smell or just feel unwell and we know some people dont get these classic symptoms, they just feel unwell, get a test done because the thing is, it is great that the really Vulnerable People who are likely to go into hospital, a lot of those have been vaccinated but in younger people we are seeing a lot with what we call longer covid, long term tiredness, headaches, lots of long term conditions that can result from the infections so its really important, evenin infections so its really important, even in younger people, if you have got symptoms to get a test done. You mention younger people and we know there is more research being done about the vaccinations and as and when it happens and how effective it is on children. Number one, how safe, and number two, how effective . There is Research Going on all the time but there is a new study on the Pfizer Vaccine and it shows saying it is 100 effective, which is fantastic, preventing infection in younger people and it is safe, so thatis younger people and it is safe, so that is great news so hopefully it will mean that come the early summer we will be vaccinating children as well as young adults. Just we will be vaccinating children as well as young adults. Well as young adults. Just a last thou~ht well as young adults. Just a last thought on well as young adults. Just a last thought on the well as young adults. Just a last thought on the vaccine well as young adults. Just a last thought on the vaccine rollout| well as young adults. Just a last i thought on the vaccine rollout as well as young adults. Just a last thought on the vaccine rollout as i thought on the vaccine roll out as i know its something that is occupying a lot of time in the surgeries and also the wider roll out and we have been warned that there will be a slowdown and it is today, april the 1st, which is when the government said there would be a slowdown. Is that manifesting . Can you see it already . Can you see it already . There is a sli. Ht can you see it already . There is a slight slowdown. Can you see it already . There is a slight slowdown. This can you see it already . There is a slight slowdown. This weekend i can you see it already . There is a | slight slowdown. This weekend we can you see it already . There is a slight slowdown. This weekend we are working as usual, forget easter, we are carrying on, but we are giving Pfizer Vaccine in my area to second dose people but on Easter Saturday we are giving first doses and at the moment there is a new group of people, those who are Household Members of those with with immunosuppressed or immunocompromised and the Household Members are now entitled to a jab and we are giving those vaccines, the astrazeneca vaccine for those on saturday. The astrazeneca vaccine for those on saturda. , , saturday. That is interesting. An one saturday. That is interesting. Anyone hearing saturday. That is interesting. Anyone hearing that, saturday. That is interesting. Anyone hearing that, they i saturday. That is interesting. I Anyone Hearing that, they might think, that is me. What is the procedure . Do you have to actively contact your gp . How does it work . Hopefully we will be calling people up hopefully we will be calling people up but it depends, and always, on Computer Coding, so if you are a Household Member of someone who is on immunosuppressant medication, someone whos had a transplant, contact the gp and they will get you the Computer Coding and you will get a vaccine invitation. A vaccine invitation. Lovely to talk to ou as a vaccine invitation. Lovely to talk to you as always. A vaccine invitation. Lovely to talk to you as always. Doctor a vaccine invitation. Lovely to talk| to you as always. Doctor Rosemary Leonard checking in with us on thursday morning. Thank you. Good morning, mike. Iwas thursday morning. Thank you. Good morning, mike. I was reading the back pages and i was just thinking about how brutal the analysis is of football. John stones, made a mistake, letting a goal, poland against england in the World Cup Qualifiers, and you would have thought he would have been pilloried today in the press, but made up for it. Its how you deal with mistakes. And we will hear from the england manager, Gareth Southgate. On a busy night, of world cup qualifying action, three of the home nations were involved, with england needing a late goal to beat poland. Scotland cruised to their first win, against the Faroe Islands, but the frustration goes on for Northern Ireland. Austin halewood rounds up the action. Walking out to an empty wembley, perhaps for the final time, englands next competitive match there is in the euros this summer when fans could be allowed back. But until then, this one was all about business. Raheem sterling brought down in the box, penalty, and for harry kane business as usual. But poland are the toughest opponents in that group, and even without some of their best players, they got themselves back in it. A gift from john stones and the equaliser from the poles. For much of the second half, england offered little, but late on, stones made amends. His flick back to harry maguire, the defender, hammering his side to another win. So three out of three for england. But in glasgow, after two draws so far, this match against the Faroe Islands was the one they needed to win. Arsenals Kieran Tierney to aston villasjohn mcginn, a combination that works so well. They did it again, mcginn with his second before che adams scored the best of the lot. Scotland in the end finished with four and their hopes back on track. While in belfast, it was a special night for steven davis. The Northern Ireland captains 126th cap made him the most experienced international in british history. But for all of the irish chances, theyjust couldnt break through. A goalless draw at home to bulgaria. And in one of the toughest groups of them all, Northern Ireland need to start winning quick. So Northern Ireland, are still looking for a first win, during 90 minutes, in 11 matches under manager, Ian Baraclough while englands Gareth Southgate was still full of praise forjohn stones, despite the defender� s costly mistake. It would be easy to fold in those moments, and john didnt. That was an important factor in us staying in the game as poland ended up with a little bit of momentum. And then a critical intervention in the other box to set up harry for what was a brilliant volley. But the biggest shock of the night came in germany as the four time world champions, suffered a humiliating defeat. They were beaten 2 1 by North Macedonia a team ranked 52 places below them. This was the winning moment. Elif elmas is only 21, and this is a moment hell never forget, scoring 5 minutes from time. Its the first time germany have lost a World Cup Qualifier in 20 years when england beat them 5 1. There was major Tournament Heartbreak for englands under 21s as they were knocked out of the european championships in dramatic style. Leading 2 0 against croatia, england were on course to reach the knockout stages until Domagoj Bradaric did this in stoppage time. England winning 2 1 but go out as they had to win by two clear goals. Chelsea have finally beaten their nemesis when it comes to the womens champions league. Theyve cruised past wolfsberg, in hungary to reach the semi finals. The german side had knocked chelsea out of the competition three times, but they were outplayed. Thisn time. Fran kirby with the third goal as chelsea won 5 1 on aggregate, both legs, in budapest due to covid travel restrictions. There was too much to do for manchester city. They did Beat Barcelona 2 1 in their second leg, Janine Beckie with citys first. But the damage had been done in the first leg, city losing 4 2 on aggregate. There was a big shock at the miami 0pen tennis, as naomi 0sakas 23 match Winning Streak came to an end. She was beaten in straight sets by Maria Sakkari in the quarterfinals. Defeat means 0saka stays as the world number two missing the chance to go back, to the top of the rankings. World rugby has announced a trial of micro chipped mouthguards, which it hopes could be a game changer in improving Head Injury Detection and prevention. More than 700 grassroots players in new zealand, including men, women, and juniors from the under 13 age group upwards, will be involved. Harlequins are one of three english premiership clubs trialling The Mouthguard and they feel its been a success. Player safety is at the forefront of everyones minds at the moment, so the more research that goes into it, the better. And ultimately we as players, we want to feel protected and everything thats going on around us makes us feel that way. Have a look at the face. Can you tell whos son this Cricket Player is . And finally can Sporting Talent be learnt . Or is itjust in your blood . The performance of one cricketer yesterday would suggest its the latter. 18 year old, josh de cares, scored an unbeaten century for Leeds Bradford universities against yorkshire and the name doesnt give it away, asjosh takes his mums maiden name, but hes the son of former england opener Michael Atherton and hes already got a deal to play for middlesex. So maybe you might say is a cooler name than etherton. But theres also some great heritage because his mother is the granddaughter of the great west indian cricketer, frank de cares, so maybe thats another reason he chose it. Reason he chose it. Great performance. Reason he chose it. Great performance. Looks i reason he chose it. Great performance. Looks to i reason he chose it. Great i performance. Looks to have everything in the genes. Good luck to him. You might be celebrating spring and looking around as its a beautiful time of year. And lots of blossom and things blooming. It does lift the mood and that is exactly what carroll is going to do for us this morning because it is not going to get colder or anything like that because its going to be lovely and sunny and hot and we are definitely into spring. Good morning. Cani can ijust can i just point can Ijust Point Out that is not the real forecast because it is certainly going to get much colder with some overnight frost but this morning we are at the National Trust 0sterley Park in london and i am joined by the head gardener, andy, to talk about all of the blossoms here and andy, there is a beautiful one next to you. Here and andy, there is a beautiful one next to you. What is that . I can uive ou one next to you. What is that . I can give you the one next to you. What is that . I can give you the long one next to you. What is that . I can give you the long winded one next to you. What is that . I can give you the long winded name i one next to you. What is that . I can give you the long winded name but | one next to you. What is that . I can | give you the long winded name but it is a magnolia, named after a Cornish Estate is a magnolia, named after a Cornish Estate. ,. ,. ,. , estate. The National Trust are runnina estate. The National Trust are running a estate. The National Trust are running a campaign estate. The National Trust are running a campaign at estate. The National Trust are running a campaign at the i estate. The National Trust are i running a campaign at the moment called Blossom Watch. What is that about . Ladle called Blossom Watch. What is that about . ~. , called Blossom Watch. What is that about . ~. ,. , called Blossom Watch. What is that about . ~. ,. , called Blossom Watch. What is that about . ,. ,. ,. , about . We want people to be aware of Blossom Happening about . We want people to be aware of Blossom Happening across about . We want people to be aware of Blossom Happening across the Blossom Happening across the country. Blossom happening across the country, like the japanese, sojust use the country, like the japanese, sojust use the hashtag and we can gradually map use the hashtag and we can gradually nrap out use the hashtag and we can gradually map out and usual photographs to wort map out and usual photographs to work out map out and usual photographs to work out where the country is turning work out where the country is turning from grey to green to pink. And of turning from grey to green to pink. And of course it is the Bank Holiday Weekend coming up. Are you open for business . Ladle weekend coming up. Are you open for business . ~. ,. , ,. , business . We are open but we are fully booked business . We are open but we are fully booked because business . We are open but we are fully booked because we business . We are open but we are fully booked because we had i business . We are open but we are fully booked because we had such | fully booked because we had such lovely fully booked because we had such lovely weather but if you go online to the lovely weather but if you go online to the National Trust website you can work to the National Trust website you can work out where you can book to visit the can work out where you can book to visit the gardens. Visit the gardens. Thank you, andy, and the blossoms visit the gardens. Thank you, andy, and the blossoms are visit the gardens. Thank you, andy, and the blossoms are beautiful, i visit the gardens. Thank you, andy, j and the blossoms are beautiful, not just that one, but through the whole of the park but the weather is something else. It is a cold start to the day and the forecast is a cold one and its turning colder as well, particularly in the second half of the Bank Holiday Weekend but todayit half of the Bank Holiday Weekend but today it will still be warm, particularly in the south west, in the sun that is. If you see the Temperature Gradient Chart, the blues indicate Colder Weather so we have the blues today, colder than it has been and as we go through the next couple of days they will remain and on Sunday In The South we see a brief return of the yellows but then a second blast of cold air comes in and on Bank Holiday Monday it is going to feel quite raw for some with a northerly wind. What we have this morning is a fair bit of cloud and the best breaks today will be in south wales, South West England, central and Eastern England and also northern scotland and there is some drizzle this morning but some of the cloud will break but temperatures are down on where they were and we are down on where they were and we are looking at the range between eight or 18 degrees but particularly the north sea coast where we have a non sea breeze. As we head through the evening and overnight, centraland we head through the evening and overnight, central and eastern areas hanging on to cloud and the cloud and mcleod in northern scotland will produce drizzle but where we have clear skies elsewhere it will be cold with temperatures just below or above freezing and a sharp frost across parts of scotland where temperatures could fall to around 3 or 4. That takes us into tomorrow. 0nce or 4. That takes us into tomorrow. Once again tomorrow, a lot of cloud coming in from the north sea and the brightest guys will be in the west and once again we will have that nagging easterly coming in along the north sea coastline and really making it feel cold but temperatures will be down even in the South West Higher today. And then for saturday, a North And South split because in the north and scotland and Northern Ireland we are looking at sunshine but for england and wales there will be more cloud around but even so we will see a view breaks but the temperatures are closer to where they should be at this stage in april, but then again we have been used to higher temperatures and as we head into the weekend it will turn much colder and on monday not will itjust be cold but there will be wintry showers almost everywhere, but especially on the hills and even in the south. Carol, thank you very much. We will see you later on. Children as young as nine are among the 11,000 current and former pupils who have posted online about their experiences of sexual abuse or harassment at school or university. An Nspcc Helpline launches today to support children, adults and teachers. Were joined now by its chief executive, sir peter wanless. Thank you very much forjoining us. When you were asked about setting up this helpline for children, what was your reaction . Your reaction . Delighted to get in lace an your reaction . Delighted to get in place an independent, place an independent, non judgemental safe place for young people and their families and those affected by these developments to come and share their worries and their concerns, because i think it is clearly distressing and disturbing to read online what these young people are experiencing, and we need to help as many of them as possible to come to terms with what is happening to them and to understand, carefully and clearly, what help they need and what needs to be done next. If what help they need and what needs to be done next. To be done next. If we ust make clear for anybody i to be done next. If we just make clear for anybody watching i to be done next. If we just make clear for anybody watching who i to be done next. If we just make| clear for anybody watching who is concerned, it opens today from 9am, yes . Concerned, it opens today from 9am, es . ,. , concerned, it opens today from 9am, es . ,. ,. , yes . From nine oclock and the phone number is oh yes . From nine oclock and the phone number is oh 801 yes . From nine oclock and the phone number is oh 80136663. Yes . From nine oclock and the phone number is oh 80136663. And yes . From nine oclock and the phone number is oh 801 36663. And what i number is oh 801 36663. And what resources have number is oh 801 36663. And what resources have you number is oh 801 36663. And what resources have you been number is oh 801 36663. And what resources have you been able i number is oh 801 36663. And what resources have you been able to i number is oh 801 36663. And what. Resources have you been able to put in so if somebody rings up with concerns, who will they speak to, what will they be told and what advice will they be given and where will they be directed . The advice will they be given and where will they be directed . Will they be directed . The nspcc is hiuhl will they be directed . The nspcc is highly experienced will they be directed . The nspcc is highly experienced at will they be directed . The nspcc is highly experienced at taking will they be directed . The nspcc is highly experienced at taking calls i highly experienced at taking calls and contacts from any adults who have a concern or worry about keeping children safe, so we have qualified professional staff, people who have experience of teaching, social work and community relations. They will be available to talk through in a non judgemental way about what people are experiencing or feeling and help them understand what they want to do next. Some people when they find themselves in the situation, theyjust want people when they find themselves in the situation, they just want to people when they find themselves in the situation, theyjust want to be heard. They want to share with someone what is going on and to feel a sense that people understand what is happening. 0thers a sense that people understand what is happening. Others are looking for immediatejustice, and at is happening. Others are looking for immediate justice, and at the heart of what they are describing is a criminal activity, so we can help people work through what needs to be done, resolve things locally where it makes no sense, but if there is a need to make a referral on two Statutory Services or the police, we can help them do that really effectively and get them to the right place. Very much been sensitive as we possibly can to the survivors of these distressing situations very much being sensitive. Situations very much being sensitive situations very much being sensitive. ~. , sensitive. What was your reaction when ou sensitive. What was your reaction when you were sensitive. What was your reaction when you were told sensitive. What was your reaction when you were told for sensitive. What was your reaction when you were told for the i sensitive. What was your reaction when you were told for the need l sensitive. What was your reaction l when you were told for the need of the line, and you gave your reaction, and what i was asking this for is that you are offering a safe space for children or adults to report abuse or harassment. Do you not think it is concerning that they cannot do this in schools . I not think it is concerning that they cannot do this in schools . Cannot do this in schools . I think it is clearly cannot do this in schools . I think it is clearly concerning cannot do this in schools . I think it is clearly concerning whenever| it is clearly concerning whenever anyone is experiencing abuse or harassment or misogyny and feels that nobody is listening, so, yes, that nobody is listening, so, yes, that does trouble me. Hope that nobody is listening, so, yes, that does trouble me. That nobody is listening, so, yes, that does trouble me. How can that be tackled then . That does trouble me. How can that be tackled then . It that does trouble me. How can that be tackled then . It feels that does trouble me. How can that be tackled then . It feels like i that does trouble me. How can that be tackled then . It feels like this i be tackled then . It feels like this is almost that they cannot do it in school, so we will set up a helpline, but the problem is if it is happening in schools and they cannot talk about it in schools, that needs to be fixed first, doesnt it . It that needs to be fixed first, doesnt it . That needs to be fixed first, doesnt it . , ,. ,. , doesnt it . It absolutely does, and schools have doesnt it . It absolutely does, and schools have really doesnt it . It absolutely does, and schools have really strong doesnt it . It absolutely does, and schools have really strong and i schools have really strong and important Safeguarding Policies which they need to follow, and as well as policy there is a culture of openness that is vital. There are many places in the country for sure where issues and concerns are being spotted and are being referred to services or where people are not sure what to do and they are coming to the nspcc already. Its not that none of the reporting is happening but plainly from what we are seeing over the last few days, not enough of it is surfacing and getting to the right place and there are significant numbers of young people who feel that they are not being listened to, and together we can do something about that and we need to do something about that now. Sir peter, chief executive of the nspcc. The nspcc report abuse in Education Helpline launches at 9am and can be reached on 0800 136 663 or by email at help nspcc. Org. Uk still to come on breakfast this morning. I think we can go live onto the farm, a farm in cumbria where we will be meeting lambs this morning and a very calm, quite quiet scene, and a very calm, quite quiet scene, and if we look across, i think we can see daisy, who will be chatting to us a bit later on. Daisy has been making videos about Lambing Season and they have been really, really popular. You can understand why, cant you . Very therapeutic, isnt it . We cant speak to daisy now and we will speak to her later on but she will be sharing some of her experiences. 0ne she will be sharing some of her experiences. One of those things. Imagine a nice little lamb here, that we could feed. I dont think we have ever had a sheep in the studio. We had a jaguar. Have ever had a sheep in the studio. We had ajaguar. We have had dogs. Time to find out what is happening where you are. Good morning from bbc london, im sonja jessup. The met police is investigating allegations that a Serving Officer raped two of his female colleagues more than three years ago. He was not charged and has not been suspended but is reported to be facing a misconduct hearing. The force says it takes all allegations of Domestic Abuse extremely seriously. One in ten people sleeping rough on The Streets Of London say theres been a huge rise in younger people needing their services throughout the pandemic. The Group New Horizon says over the last year its seen a 20 increase in younger People Living on the streets. The problems that young people were already facing a year ago have just been exacerbated. Youth unemployment has got worse. Were seeing more young people approach us with complex Mental Health needs. Were seeing what young women. Were seeing more young women. More young people are just coming to us for reasons that we saw before so family breakdown, theyve lost their job, domestic violence. A Vaccination Centre in walthamstow has carried out around 3,000 jabs in one day after appealing for people to walk in and have one due to a surplus of doses. A huge queue formed outside after the council and local mp tweeted that people within certain priority groups should come forward. A temporary grass covered Viewing Platform will be built at marble arch after being given the go ahead by westminster city council. Its hoped it will help attract visitors back to Central London after the pandemic. Lets take a look at the Travel Situation now. First the tube. We have severe delays on the hammersmith city line a number of trains have been cancelled. And a lorry has overturned on the A2 The Inside Lane is closed london bound towards the Bean Interchange for bluewater there are long delays. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. A bit more cloud around than expected yesterday, and theres a Cooling Trend now as we head towards the Easter Weekend, so it wont feel as warm as it has been. But its still a mild start to this morning. Now some of that cloud through the morning could be thick enough to give us the odd spot of drizzle, maybe a light shower or two, but generally speaking it should be a dry day for the vast majority of us and the cloud will tend to break up as we head through the afternoon. The sunshine always best the further west you are across the capital. Top temperatures today of 16 or 17 celsius. And theres quite cool and a noticeable north Easterly Wind blowing, too. Now through this evening and overnight, then well see lots of long clear spells around. Temperatures will stay just above freezing, but it is a chilly start to the day on friday. On friday we keep that cool north Easterly Wind. Therell be lots of cloud. Bit of sunshine always best in the west again through the afternoon and it should stay dry. Temperatures, though, will be lower. Staying dry over the Easter Weekend until we get to Bank Holiday Monday. Theres more from me in half an hour plenty more, too, on our website at the usual address now, though, its back to charlie and naga. Bye for now. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today. A helplines launched and the government announces a review into sexual abuse in schools, after thousands of allegations from students. France is about to enter a Third National lockdown as covid cases continue to rise. Calls to crack down on those who litter as Lockdown Restrictions ease, after piles of rubbish were left in parks and on beaches. Relief for england, but they leave it late to win their World Cup Qualifier against their main group rivals, poland, and a Great Night For Scotland who got their first win. Good morning. From the newly restored guide house in 0sterley Park National Trust in london. Just as well be inside because it is cold this morning, cloudy day ahead, dry, some seem some sunshine, but there is a cool Easterly Wind. I will have the details in about ten minutes. Its thursday the 1st of april. Our top story. A new Nspcc Helpline offering advice and support to those who have been sexually abused or harassed in schools launches this morning. It comes after thousands of current and former pupils went online to share their experiences. An immediate review of Safeguarding Policies, in both state and private schools in england, is to be carried out by ofsted. 0ur education correspondent, dan johnson reports. These are young women finally given a voice. There are now more than 11,000 of these anonymous accounts. Harassment, abuse and assaults mostly by their own classmates. There have been protests and walk outs, and a sense some schools have protected reputations before pupils. Now there will be action. This, ifeel, is a real watershed moment. I think theres lots more young people who havent necessarily felt able to come forward. So the potential is there that, you know, this could just be the tip of the iceberg. But we are very much prepared to support young people through this and ensure that their voices are being heard. What we wanted to do is take immediate action. And thats why, working with the nspcc, we have set up a helpline in order to be able to support victims. But why were wanting to go further, and that is why we have asked 0fsted to be able to conduct a full review in terms of safeguarding in our schools to protect the best interests of our children. Theyre aware this could eclipse any previous major scandal, and it may raise wider issues about male attitudes and the standard of sex and relationship education. It needs to tackle topics like pornography, consent, what constitutes a healthy or an unhealthy relationship. And im afraid that young people are still saying its not good enough there are those gaps in the curriculum. This National Conversation about how some men treat women now reaches to the youngest who havent felt safe even at school. Dan johnson, bbc news. Fewer than one in five people request a covid test if they have symptoms and the number who follow self isolation rules is low, a study by Kings College london has found. The Research Also revealed that a year into the pandemic only half of those asked could identify the main coronavirus symptoms. 0ur Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes has more. If you have symptoms, you need to get a test immediately. The test and trace system has been a key part of the governments strategy in the fight against the coronavirus, and will be equally important in the months to come. But a series of surveys involving more than 50,000 people across the uk reveals some worrying findings. 0verall, fewer than one in five said they would request a test if they develop symptoms of coronavirus. Only half could identify the main symptoms of covid 19 which include a cough, High Temperature and a loss of taste or smell. And while 70 of people said, if they were to develop symptoms, they intended to self isolate, the reality was that fewer than half reported that they did in fact do so. I think that its important to remember that all of these behaviours are really complex staying at home and self isolating is actually a really difficult behaviour to do and there are lots of Different Reasons why people may not be able to do it. It might be that they need to go out to work, they need to go out to care for someone, they need to go out to bring their kids to school, they need to go out to get food for their family or medicines for theirfamily. And its not really a one size fits all solution. The report raises doubts about the impact of a much criticised £37 billion test and trace system. The government says test and trace has saved countless lives since it was introduced, and maintains the overwhelming majority of people self isolate when asked to. But given the central role the system will play in the uks recovery from the pandemic, there will be concerns if its still performing poorly. Dominic hughes, bbc news. Schools in france will close for at least three weeks as part of a Third National lockdown, aimed at reducing a rising number of covid 19 infections. President Emmanuel Macron announced on National Television that restrictions already in place in some regions would be extended elsewhere. Lets speak to our paris correspondent hugh schofield, in france i imagine this was one of the moments on National Television when the nation was watching and they found out things were going to get quite a bit tighter. Yes. They found out things were going to get quite a bit tighter. Get quite a bit tighter. Yes, as the french expression get quite a bit tighter. Yes, as the french expression has get quite a bit tighter. Yes, as the french expression has it, get quite a bit tighter. Yes, as the french expression has it, we i get quite a bit tighter. Yes, as the french expression has it, we will l french expression has it, we will all waiting to see what source we would be corrupted. The source is another lockdown what source we would be cooked in. Not unlike that lockdown like at the beginning, there is much more freedom to move, you can go up to ten kilometres, six miles away from home. You no longer have to have that famous piece of paper to show the police with a list of possible justifications on it. In general the picture is, yes, lockdown, we have been told to stay at home, restrict our we cannot go shopping except for essentials and we cannot move out of our region. 0ver we cannot move out of our region. Over the weekend there is a window when you can leave and im sure there will be a big exodus from paris, people going to their country homes, and you have to stay there for the next month. So it is a lockdown and to that extent it is a climb down by president macron. The other Thing Changing is that schools are shutting and he promised back in january that france would not go down this route typical fashion he decided there was a third wave, we would have a light lockdown and education would continue because it was so important. A lot of doctors were saying, no, the statistics are not good, there will be a big third wave with the british variant rates crashes into the country in march and that is what happened. President macron is having to eat his hat Up To A Certain Point In Closing Schools now and putting back into lockdown of the opposition knows that and feels it has the president a bit on the defensive here. Thank ou ve a bit on the defensive here. Thank you very much sir keir starmer has suggested people would reject the use of so called Vaccine Passports in order to gain access to venues such as pubs. Ministers are looking into the idea, but the Labour Leader says there could be public opposition to them if the virus is brought under control. Lets speak to our political correspondent, jonathan blake. Good morning. These passports, we have been talking about this for quite some time and the debate continues. It quite some time and the debate continues. , quite some time and the debate continues quite some time and the debate continues. ,. ,. , continues. It certainly does and it is a big talking continues. It certainly does and it is a big talking point. Continues. It certainly does and it is a big talking point. Keir continues. It certainly does and it| is a big talking point. Keir starmer has waded right in and taken a stance saying it would be against the british instinct to have the Vaccine Passports. He has acknowledged it is a difficult issue, there is no clear yes or no, black or white answer, but says that if the vaccine roll out continues to be a success, infections and Hospital Admissions come down, speaking in the Daily Telegraph he said there would be a british sense we dont actually need to go down this road. This puts him at odds with the Prime Minister who, despite opposing the idea early in the pandemic, has recently said it should not be totally alien to us at the government is of course looking into what to do here and on the idea of specifically making it down to individual landlords to determine who is allowed in or not on the basis of their disease status, that is something prime is Minister Second happened. Sir keir starmer was much less unequivocal same, saying outsourcing to individual landlords is wrong in principle. This means that it could be a divisive moment for the government when the eventual plans they put forward on what to do on Vaccine Passports come before mps in the house of commons. Without the support of labour and without the support of labour and without the support of labour and without the support of a good number of conservative backbenchers, the government could be in a bit of trouble. We will have to wait and see what the plans they come forward with our exactly and what labours stance on that ends up being. {lilia stance on that ends up being. Ok, alwa s stance on that ends up being. Ok, always good stance on that ends up being. Ok, always good to stance on that ends up being. 0k, always good to talk to you, thank you, jonathan blake. Council bosses in Nottingham Have closed two parks after footage emerged of people drinking and ignoring social distancing rules. Other towns and cities have also seen crowds descend on parks and beaches after the easing of Lockdown Restrictions, leading to reports of Anti Social Behaviour and littering. 0ur reporter geeta pendse is in nottingham for us this morning. We had two things happening at once. A change in the weather and the fact that people were allowed more in degree of freedom. Degree of freedom. Yes, thats ri. Ht. Degree of freedom. Yes, thats right that degree of freedom. Yes, thats right. That seems degree of freedom. Yes, thats right. That seems to degree of freedom. Yes, thats right. That seems to have i degree of freedom. Yes, thats i right. That seems to have created some issue. Here in nottingham, the city council had decided to close two local parks in the city because of Mass Gatherings that have been taking place this week, but in the last couple of minutes we have seen someone arrive here and open the gate, so that possibly is changing now, but on monday the reason why the council initially made this announcement was because of the footage that emerged here at the arboretum, right in the heart of nottingham city centre, which showed large crowds gathering with very little social distancing in place. We sought some people that were drinking, others were fighting, even climbing trees and it was described by one council official as a frenzy. 0n by one council official as a frenzy. On Tuesday Night In Another Parked nearby we also saw a Mass Gathering which led to a huge clean up operation the following day. This issue with litter seems to be replicated in other parts of the country, as well, so we have seen images of parks in places like leeds, sheffield, at hyde park in london, with vast piles of rubbish and a huge clean up operation then taking place. It is really understandable with the warmer weather that people want to get out and enjoy the greenery and also the partial easing of restrictions, but officials are really stressing the fact that we can only meet in groups of up to six or two Households Mixing up that is because of safety but also the potential impact when it comes to cleaning up the mess. Here in nottingham the are under review, the ones that are closed. 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We will talk quite i quite some time there you go. It is quite bizarre. We will talk quite a i quite bizarre. We will talk quite a bit more about quite bizarre. We will talk quite a bit more about some quite bizarre. We will talk quite a bit more about some of quite bizarre. We will talk quite a bit more about some of the i quite bizarre. We will talk quite a i bit more about some of the problems that have been faced and what you do about the gatherings of people amongst other things, the litter problems. Parts of the economy are also reopening in wales over the next few weeks. The easing will begin no earlier than april 12th, when all pupils and students can return to school or university. 0ur correspondent Mark Hutchings is in cardiff this morning. Good morning. There are so many dates are thrown at us from all four nations in terms of opening up. Where are we now . What is new today . I have written them down so i dont get them wrong. Certainly it is true that some welsh services have been open ahead of the rest of the uk, but critics of the Welsh Government have argued that until now the plan has lacked a certain amount of detail. We want more dates, they said. Now we have loads. Confident that on april 12, all pupils will be called Back To School and that travel out of wales will be allowed for people in the uk, so that is a boost for the Tourism Industry. April 26, boost for the Tourism Industry. April26, Outdoor Boost for the Tourism Industry. April 26, Outdoor Attractions can open along with outdoor hospitality like beer gardens, although that is two weeks behind what is planned for england. 0n the 3rd of may, organised Outdoor Activities can resume for up to 30 people, and Wedding Receptions can take place outdoors, limited to 30 people. You have to decide whether your uncle and auntie can make the cut. A week later, gyms and Leisure Centres, but the individual. Two households can meet indoors and from maybe 17, the plan is to return to in your activities and after that the Welsh Government say they will consider whether they can allow indoor hospitality ahead of the spring bank holiday. All of that subject to Health Conditions being met. And on the 6th of may, the senedd elections, when it is to sit in the building behind me. Building behind me. Have you ractice building behind me. Have you practice the building behind me. Have you practice the conversation i building behind me. Have you practice the Conversation Of. Building behind me. Have you i practice the Conversation Of when you tell auntie ethel that she doesnt make the cut . Always a difficult conversation doesnt make the cut . Always a difficult conversation with i doesnt make the cut . Always a | difficult conversation with auntie ethel, i have to say. Laughter so good to talk to you. Mark hutchings there. Carol is at the National Trust 0sterley Park in west london for us. There are some gorgeous views and really beautiful blossom and look at this. You get to walk in a park on your own like it is all yours and it is beautiful. It is all yours and it is beautiful. It is all yours and it is beautiful. It is all my i wish. But you are right, it is beautiful. I am in the part of the park that is called mrs childs called because in the 18705 the lady of the house cho5e what flower5 would be planted here and she chose very Old Fashioned one5 she chose very Old Fashioned ones like hyacinth5, tulips, daffodils, that kind of thing. The gentle breeze blowing here in london this morning, you can really smell them. Actually start to the day, in london it is currently 8 degrees and a5 actually start to the day, in london it is currently 8 degrees and as we go through the course up to date you will notice the forecast is much colder than it has been. The exception is in the south west where we are still clinging onto some warm air. As we headed to the Easter Weekend, it will all change and by ea5ter weekend, it will all change and by Easter Monday for some it will be quite bitter some wintry 5howers. Today, we have quite a lot of cloud to start the day. It will break acro55 to start the day. It will break across south wales, South West England, centraland across south wales, South West England, central and Eastern England and into the far south east. Scotland al5o and into the far south east. Scotland also seem hole5 and into the far south east. Scotland also seem holes in scotland but in a cloud the cloud, there for, it will then outbreak in other parts. We also have a keen Easterly Wind blowing in from the north sea and it will take the edge of the temperatures which at best, eight in the north to about 18 in the south. A far cry from the 24 degrees we saw in North Norfolk yesterday. Today it is more likely to be eight or nine that with that cold wind. 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Were joined now by the shadow home secretary, nick thomas symonds. Very good morning to you. Thank you for your time. Very good morning to you. Thank you foryourtime. 0n very good morning to you. Thank you for your time. On that issue, you have probably seen some of the footage yourself, is it it is a difficult situation, the weather hasnt helped because people want to be out. ,. , hasnt helped because people want to be out. ,. ,. ,. , hasnt helped because people want to beout. ,. , be out. No, i accept that but i think the be out. No, i accept that but i think the policing be out. No, i accept that but i think the policing approach i be out. No, i accept that but i | think the policing approach we be out. No, i accept that but i i think the policing approach we have seen throughout the pandemic is the one i think should continue. The so called four e5 approach, the fact we dont see Police Moving straight to enforcement. They take the view that having a quiet word with someone, actually speaking to them, engaging with them, often that will deal with the problem and i think that approach to policing that has been taken throughout the pandemic, it has been working on the whole well and that is what should continue as we start to ease restrictions. It continue as we start to ease restrictions. Continue as we start to ease restrictions. ,. ,. ,. , restrictions. If we show some of the ima. Es, restrictions. If we show some of the imaues, i restrictions. If we show some of the images. I am restrictions. If we show some of the images. I am rrot restrictions. If we show some of the images, i am not sure restrictions. If we show some of the images, i am not sure if restrictions. If we show some of the images, i am not sure if you restrictions. If we show some of the images, i am not sure if you can i restrictions. If we show some of the | images, i am not sure if you can see them, but we will show some of the images of some of the crowds gathering and you may well have seen some of these pictures. Many people will have done. Large crowds, in this case, these are clearly young people. We cannot see a Police Presence there, we dont know the detail. But what do you do in those circumstances . You are a shadow home secretary. What should the police he doing . Secretary. What should the police be doinu . ~. Secretary. What should the police be doin~ . ~. Doing . Well, look, the police can diserse doing . Well, look, the police can disperse the doing . Well, look, the police can disperse the crowds. Doing . Well, look, the police can disperse the crowds. As doing . Well, look, the police can disperse the crowds. As i doing . Well, look, the police can disperse the crowds. As i say,. Disperse the crowds. As i say, though, i think the approach that the police have taken hasnt been to move straight to strong enforcement action. Of course where there are people who do things persistently then absolutely enforcement is the appropriate approach. But i think that the approach that the police have been taking is the correct one and i think we have to give them that support now Going Forward. I cannot unfortunately see the pictures on your screen, but obviously i know what you are referring to. But that approach from the police Going Forward will be important. But i would also urge people, as well, to be very cautious. Yes, of course, we all want to see it now the restrictions being lifted. We all want to gradually get our freedoms back, of course, but we have to be cautious. We are in no sense through this yet. On that thought, it is a crucial time. Politicians, the government, your are time. Politicians, the government, yourare singing all time. Politicians, the government, your are singing all the time that this is a particularly crucial time. As we go for the next stages of improving peoples lives. Some people will say, and i appreciate you couldnt see the images we were showing, they will say, well, if there was pictures go out and they can see hundreds of people gathering, and the police are not moving them on, that is sending out all the wrong messages. That in many ways you should be showing that if you do this, this is what will happen. It clearer. You do this, this is what will happen. It clearer. Well, look, ive alwa s happen. It clearer. Well, look, ive always argued happen. It clearer. Well, look, ive always argued for happen. It clearer. Well, look, ive always argued for clarity happen. It clearer. Well, look, ive always argued for clarity from happen. It clearer. Well, look, ive always argued for clarity from the l always argued for clarity from the government throughout this but i think it is unfair to criticise front Line Police Officers for not taking this strong enforcement action in every single case. I think public order policing is a very particular part of policing when you have to rely on the judgment of Police Officers on the ground and not doing things that might actually make the situation worse. But the brodick point is, one, people taking responsibility, and that is very clear that the brodick point. We are not in any sense out of the woods and they should take responsibility. Thejudgment is and they should take responsibility. The judgment is that police are making on the ground in extremely difficult circumstances, i think that general approach police have taken, as i say, of moving from the first of all having that talk to people, chatting to people, asking them to comply with rules, which in many cases they do, has been appropriate and continues to be so Going Forward. It is appropriate and continues to be so Going Forward Going Forward. It is in no sense from the criticism Going Forward. It is in no sense from the criticism of Going Forward. It is in no sense from the criticism of the Going Forward. It is in no sense| from the criticism of the police, Going Forward. It is in no sense i from the criticism of the police, it was just setting out the situation they have to contend with. Absolutely, and very difficult situations. Sir keir starmer has been talking about the notion of Vaccine Passports, saying it would be against the british instinct. Have you had direct conversations with him . You are a shadow home secretary so this would fall within your domain. What does that mean . Yes, i have had many discussions with keir on the issue of Vaccine Passports and on the international scene, if you like, it is inevitable. There is a precedent for it with things like the yellow fever vaccine. Internationally the government should just get on with it. Domestically, it is far more complicated. There are a lot of ethical, legal, practical issues around it and there has to be a National Conversation about it. The point keir was making is if we get to a stage, this should be the focus of the government at the moment, are continuing to drive up vaccine take up, to continue with the vaccine roll out, but if we get to a stage where the vaccine roll out has been largely completed and indeed the restrictions have actually largely gone, but we are not there yet, but when we get to that stage, keir was saying at that stage he thinks restrictions will be against it. This is a complex area with no simple answers. Simple answers. Clarity is a wonderful simple answers. Clarity is a wonderfulthing. Simple answers. Clarity is a wonderful thing. Nick wonderful thing. Nick thomas symonds, i wonderfulthing. Nick thomas symonds, i wonder whether you personally would have a problem about being asked to show a vaccine certificate before going to the pub stocking up do you know, the Prime Minister raising the issue about going to the pub in minister raising the issue about going to the pub minister raising the issue about going to the pub in isolation was really unhelpful. Going to the pub in isolation was really unhelpful. Look going to the pub in isolation was really unhelpful. Look at going to the pub in isolation was really unhelpful. Look at it going to the pub in isolation was really unhelpful. Look at it first. Really unhelpful. Look at it first of all in terms of the overall complexity of this. Pregnant women may not for example have had a vaccine, there may be medical reasons, there are whole issues around the workplace and whether people should be forced to have vaccines. Really difficult issues. To just pick isolation if you of going to the pub. Think of it as a position of businesses. Many businesses have been under such intense financial pressure. Over the next 12 months they already have enough to contend with. Throwing in this one example of a set of businesses already struggling under some sort of additional burden, it would be totally wrong for the government not to lead on this and simply to leave it to individual businesses in that way. Mick businesses in that way. Nick thomassymonds, businesses in that way. Nick thomassymonds, thank i businesses in that way. Nick thomas symonds, thank you very much for your time this morning. In a thomassymonds, thank you very much for your time this morning. For your time this morning. 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Finally, obviously. Members, as well. Finally, obviously, it members, as well. Finally, obviously, it will members, as well. Finally, obviously, it will be members, as well. Finally, obviously, it will be a i members, as well. Finally, obviously, it will be a bit i obviously, it will be a bit different from this time last year. I noticed on the way in the social distancing measures are in place. Clearly a big priority. Big distancing measures are in place. Clearly a big priority. Clearly a big priority. Big priority and really integral clearly a big priority. Big priority and really integral in clearly a big priority. Big priority and really integral in getting i clearly a big priority. Big priority and really integral in getting thej and really integral in getting the measures in place. We have markers on the measures in place. We have markers on the ground and hand sanitiser in place on the ground and hand sanitiser in place. Tennis is very well spaced. Have place. Tennis is very well spaced. Have a place. Tennis is very well spaced. Have a fantastic day, all the best. Naga, i think i would be tempted to limber up and have a game myself but looking at these guys, from what i can see, i dont think i will be a match for them, it would probably be 60, 60, 60, so match for them, it would probably be 6 0, 6 0, 6 0, so we will leave it for now but they will be plenty of people playing their favourite sport later on today. People playing their favourite sport later on today people playing their favourite sport later on toda. , ~ i. ,. Later on today. Thank you very much, chris pare later on today. Thank you very much, chris page in later on today. Thank you very much, chris page in belfast. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning. Im sonja jessup. The met police is investigating allegations that a Serving Officer raped two of his female colleagues more than three years ago. He was not charged and has not been suspended but is reported to be facing a misconduct hearing. The force says it takes all allegations of Domestic Abuse extremely seriously. One in ten people sleeping rough on The Streets Of London are under the age of 25 and charities trying to support them say theres been a huge rise in younger people needing their services throughout the pandemic. The Group New Horizon says over the last year its seen a 20 increase in younger People Living on the streets. The problems that young people were already facing a year ago have just been exacerbated. Youth unemployment has got worse. Were seeing more young people approach us with complex Mental Health needs. Were seeing more young women. More young people are just coming to us for reasons that we saw before so family breakdown, theyve lost their job, domestic violence. A Vaccination Centre in walthamstow has carried out around 3,000 jabs in one day after appealing for people to walk in and have one due to a surplus of doses. A huge queue formed outside, after the council and local mp tweeted that people within certain priority groups should come forward. A temporary grass covered Viewing Platform will be built at marble arch after being given the go ahead by westminster city council. Its hoped it will help attract visitors back to Central London after the pandemic. Lets take a look at the Travel Situation now. First the tube, and we have severe delays on the hammersmith and city line. A number of trains have been cancelled. We have huge queues towards tower hill and the city back through the limehouse link and onto the a13 through beckton. Its the roadworks on the highway. And a lorry has overturned on the a2. The inside lane is closed londonbound towards the Bean Interchange for bluewater. There are long delays back to valley drive for gravesend now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. A bit more cloud around than expected yesterday, and theres a Cooling Trend now as we head towards the Easter Weekend, so it wont feel as warm as it has been. But its still a mild start to this morning. Now some of that cloud through the morning could be thick enough to give us the odd spot of drizzle, maybe a light shower or two, but generally speaking it should be a dry day for the vast majority of us and the cloud will tend to break up as we head through the afternoon. The sunshine always best the further west you are across the capital. Top temperatures today of 16 or 17 celsius. And theres quite cool and a noticeable north Easterly Wind blowing, too. Now through this evening and overnight, then well see lots of long clear spells around. Temperatures will stay just above freezing, but it is a chilly start to the day on friday. On friday we keep that cool north Easterly Wind. Therell be lots of cloud. Bit of sunshine always best in the west again through the afternoon and it should stay dry. Temperatures, though, will be lower. Staying dry over the Easter Weekend until we get to Bank Holiday Monday. Theres more from me in an hour. Plenty more too on our website at the usual address bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Later this morning a new Nspcc Helpline will launch, offering advice and support to those who have been sexually abused or harassed in schools. It comes after more than 12,000, current and former pupils, shared their experiences online. Lets speak now to the apprenticeship and skills minister, Gillian Keegan. Thank you very much and good morning and thanks forjoining us this morning. And thanks for oining us this morninu. ,. ,. , and thanks for oining us this mornin. ,. ,. ,. , and thanks for oining us this. Morning. 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Five years ago the womens| and Equalities Commission published and Equalities Commission published a report which warned the government in power, the conservatives, that there was no coherent plan to deal with the levels of Sexual Harassment amongst teenagers in schools in england, and five years on, not enough has been done, has it . Ihell. Enough has been done, has it . Well, a lot has been enough has been done, has it . Well, a lot has been done enough has been done, has it . Well, a lot has been done in enough has been done, has it . Well, a lot has been done in five enough has been done, has it . M a lot has been done in five years but you can always question whether enough has been done when you see reports that they are on the website and that is entirely clear that it is a continuous thing but we have changed relationships and Health Education in schools and there was a new curriculum in may 2019 that keeping children safe in education, weve updated the guidelines and strengthen the guidelines and obviously we have an Online Safety bill going through which is a big part of this as well in protecting Children Online and access to appropriate material on time and making sure that they get some checks and balances in terms of getting access to appropriate material. We have the violence against womens and girls bill and the tackling sexual brew strategy so theres a lot of things going on and a lot of legislation going through, but this is continual and when you think about it and i thought about it years ago, that mobile phones and social media and the ability to scale and share these things has also changed and shifted to the dial also changed and shifted to the dial a lot and there is a lot more pressure on our teenagers today as a result of that. This pressure on our teenagers today as a result of that result of that. As apprenticeships and skills minister, result of that. As apprenticeships and skills minister, let result of that. As apprenticeships and skills minister, let me i result of that. As apprenticeships and skills minister, let me talk i result of that. As apprenticeships j and skills minister, let me talk to about the National Living wage. It is increasing today. The Living Wage Foundation says there is still a substantial gap between the wage rate and the one based on the cost of living. When can that be narrowed . Of living. When can that be narrowed . ,. , narrowed . The low Pay Commission obviously look narrowed . The low Pay Commission obviously look at narrowed . The low Pay Commission obviously look at this narrowed . The low Pay Commission obviously look at this every narrowed . The low Pay Commission obviously look at this every year i obviously look at this every year and take into account lots of factors and try to get the balance right and they come back to us and i think the next time they report back to us will be in october, so that is something that they are obviously always considering that the other thing we are launching today is the lifetime skills guarantee which is free courses people can go on across the country up to level three if they havent already got a level three and the real focus is to make sure people get more skills and valuable skills and qualifications so they can improve their learning i get up from the minimum wage and improve their Hourly Earnings so thats a really important thing we are focused on. You thats a really important thing we are focused on. Thats a really important thing we are focused on. ,. ,. , are focused on. You would have seen toda that are focused on. You would have seen today that we are focused on. You would have seen today that we are are focused on. You would have seen today that we are reporting are focused on. You would have seen today that we are reporting on i are focused on. You would have seen today that we are reporting on the i today that we are reporting on the crowds that have gathered in various parks and the ability of the police or the power the police have to disperse these crowds. What would be your advice to the police today as some parks have taken the action of closing, but people will go out and see crowds, so what should they do and what is the government advice . It is not for me to advise the police. The police have the guidelines in place and i think the police have a very difficultjob and they obviously have to get the balance right but on the whole i think the police around the country are doing a brilliantjob and they will get the balance right and im sure they have their guidelines and their experiences. You sure they have their guidelines and their experiences. Their experiences. You will have heard in light their experiences. You will have heard in light of their experiences. You will have heard in light of the their experiences. You will have | heard in light of the Government Commission report which is one of the quotes found that the uk no longer has a system rigged against minorities. Criticisms of it is that this report has ignored black and ethnic minority peoples concerns and david lambie, who himself led a review on racial bias said that britains black community being gas lighted and he said on a personal level that he is tired of the debate about whether Structural Racism exists with little desire to address this. If he is representing the feelings of many of the ethnic minority community, what do you think needs to be done to allay fears and to stop this feeling of being gas lighted . The fears and to stop this feeling of being gas lighted . 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I dont think i was pitting groups against groups. My i report. I dont think i was pitting | groups against groups. My career report. I dont think i was pitting l groups against groups. My career i wasnt talking about you, i was talking about david. His quote was that people in ethnic minorities feel gas lighted in light of this report. Feel gas lighted in light of this re ort. ,. Feel gas lighted in light of this reort. , report. People in ethnic minorities have also come report. People in ethnic minorities have also come out report. People in ethnic minorities have also come out with report. People in ethnic minorities have also come out with this i report. People in ethnic minorities| have also come out with this report so clearly there isnt a single view and i think one of the most interesting things in the report was to break down this overall label so we can actually get to the individual differences and disparities and inequalities that different people face so we can solve them. We got elected to level p solve them. We got elected to level up and this is a really important part of the agenda but what you need to do is put solutions in place and thats what im hoping, looking at some of the recommendations, that they actually go into very detailed data and very specific information that we can use to actually put policies in place to change the disparities and inequalities that we know exist in our system. Know exist in our system. Gillian keenan, know exist in our system. Gillian keegan, apprenticeships know exist in our system. Gillian keegan, apprenticeships and i know exist in our system. Gillian l keegan, apprenticeships and skills minister, thank you for your time. Mike, there is a theory in life, as there is in sport, which is you learn more from your mistakes. You do, and learn more from your mistakes. You do. And its learn more from your mistakes. Yarn. Do, and its learning how to deal with them. This picture says it all. John stones made a mistake but it was how he reacted and made amends later on. A busy night of qualifying. Englands good running qualifying. Englands good running qualifying continues from 2012 and they stay on course with a late winner in a 2 1win against poland at wembley. They were leading through a harry kane penalty whenjohn stones made a bad mistake, which allowed the poles to equalise. At 1 1 the match looked to be heading for a draw, and poland even threatened to win it, but stones made amends as he got up, to head back this corner into the path of harry maguire, and his defensive partner blasted the ball, past the keeper. The win keeps england, top of their qualifying group, with a maximum 9 points. Mistakes can happen, we are defenders. They happen in football when defenders. They happen in football when they happen when you play for england when they happen when you play for england you get scrutinised more than ever~ england you get scrutinised more than ever. A great reaction from john than ever. A great reaction from john and than ever. A great reaction from john and a than ever. A great reaction from john and a big part to play in the assist john and a big part to play in the assist and john and a big part to play in the assist and for myself to score the goal. Assist and for myself to score the goal. Its assist and for myself to score the goal. Its a assist and for myself to score the goal, its a great feeling, but its a big goal, its a great feeling, but its a big three goal, its a great feeling, but its a big three points and puts us in a great a big three points and puts us in a great position in the group. Scotland were the biggest winners of the night. They thrashed the Faroe Islands 4 0. John mcginn continued his great form scoring twice, before che adams, got the pick of the goals and after two draws, this result gets scotlands qualification hopes back on track and theyre second in their group. Northern ireland couldnt make it a hat trick of wins though. They had plenty of chances against bulgaria, but the cross bar they are now five points adrift of the top two and playing catch up on the top two and playing catch up on the rest of the group, but well done to scotland. It still hasnt sunk in the players of northern macedonia, are in dreamland this morning, after winning at the home of four time world champions, germany. Its the first time germany have lost a World Cup Qualifier when england beat them 5 1. A shock for germany but you would expect them to qualify with armenia above them but it will be tougher. A real blow. Losing at home. Apparently they were abyss rusty. Losing at home. Apparently they were ab ss rus. , losing at home. Apparently they were abssrus. , abyss rusty. They will come back stronrer abyss rusty. They will come back stronger abyss rusty. They will come back stronger a abyss rusty. They will come back stronger a bit abyss rusty. They will come back stronger a bit rusty. Abyss rusty. They will come back stronger a bit rusty. Still stronger a bit rusty. Still len stronger a bit rusty. Still plenty of stronger a bit rusty. Still plenty of time. We are going outdoors with carol today. No, we are not. Are we not going outdoors with carol . I thought she was at the National Trusts Osterley Park. I really should look before i say things. We can see the outdoors. There we are. Hand before i say things. We can see the outdoors. There we are. Outdoors. There we are. And i will be outdoors outdoors. There we are. And i will be outdoors in outdoors. There we are. And i will be outdoors in a outdoors. There we are. And i will be outdoors in a nanosecond i outdoors. There we are. And i will be outdoors in a nanosecond ori outdoors. There we are. And i will. Be outdoors in a nanosecond or two but i want to bring you inside first because this is the newly restored garden house and full of hardy plants you would find outside and quite atmospheric in here as well, as you can probably hear. Outside it is a cold start of the day and the reason we are here is to celebrate the National Trust campaign which is Blossom Watch and what they are asking to do is for you to send in your pictures of blossoms to the hashtag address on social media and they want to build a picture of the country going from grey to green to pink and its such a lovely idea. And if you are planning on coming to Osterley Park this weekend, its worth noting that it is fully booked already. The weather this weekend will take a real turn, much colder thanit will take a real turn, much colder than it has been. Yesterday, for example the top temperature in the uk was in norfolk where it was 2a degrees, more or less, give or take a point. Today its more likely to be eight or 9 degrees with a cool Easterly Wind so the forecast is turning colder but today in the south west we will cling warmer conditions. As we go through the next few days, where ever you see blue, that is telling you it will be cold, so the blue through tomorrow is across the whole of the country and then the same on saturday and on sunday, a bit of yellow coming back to indicate in the south particularly that its not going to be as cold but we have the second plunge of cold air coming in on sunday and on Easter Monday and there will even be wintry showers in there will even be wintry showers in the forecast. This morning what we haveis the forecast. This morning what we have is a fair bit of cloud around and as we start the day, we will see the cloud break up across south wales, South West England, central and southern parts of england and also northern scotland. That is where we will see the highest temperatures in the south of 18 degrees and in the north we are looking at eight, but it will feel cold on the north sea coastline. Through the evening and overnight we will hang on to some cloud across central and eastern parts with northern scotland cloudy as well with some drizzle but where the cloud is broken is where the lowest temperatures will be with temperatures will be with temperatures generally below or above freezing but in sheltered glens it could fall as low as 3 or four so there will be a sharp frost. Tomorrow we start with all of this cloud in central and eastern areas and again, coming in from the north sea on the eastern flow. The brighter skies will be out towards the west but by then temperatures will be down so where its been milder today in the south west, for you temperatures will continue to drop, closerto you temperatures will continue to drop, closer to where they should be for this time of year but a shock to the system compared to what we are used to. On saturday it is a North And South split and scotland and Northern Ireland see sunshine but england and wales having more cloud but nonetheless the cloud will break in places and we will see sunshine coming through but the temperatures will be lower and as we head through Easter Sunday and monday a big dip in temperature particularly on Easter Monday, so a change is afoot. We are going to take a look from up above but can we play the game this morning of guess carol is when charlie throws do you make sure it is wrong every time for the rest of the morning . Is wrong every time for the rest of the morning . Is wrong every time for the rest of the mornin . , ~. ,. , i. , the morning . You know what, you are both riaht the morning . You know what, you are both right because the morning . You know what, you are both right because i the morning . You know what, you are both right because i was the morning . You know what, you are both right because i was inside the morning . You know what, you are both right because i was inside and i both right because i was inside and then i came out. Then i came out. Carol, come on, la the then i came out. Carol, come on, play the game then i came out. Carol, come on, play the game no. Then i came out. Carol, come on, play the game. No, she then i came out. Carol, come on, play the game. No, she is then i came out. Carol, come on, play the game. No, she is spot i then i came out. Carol, come on, i play the game. No, she is spot on. Absolutely spot on. Give us a big wave. There we are. She must be someone out the back. Right in the middle. Better eyes than me if you can see her. You can see the building. If you just run around in a big circle, we can see you. We will be back with carol later on, inside, outside, eitherway, it doesnt matter. I love having fun with carol. Its been a difficult 12 months for the live music business but details are starting to emerge about which concerts and tours will go ahead this summer. Rick astley has been confirmed as one of the acts at the carfest this july, he joins us now. Good morning, rick. Fun with carol, that is what good morning, rick. Fun with carol, that is what this good morning, rick. Fun with carol, that is what this show good morning, rick. Fun with carol, that is what this show should good morning, rick. Fun with carol, that is what this show should be i that is what this show should be called. ,. , that is what this show should be called. , that is what this show should be called. , i. ,. , called. Could you see her on the wide shot . Called. Could you see her on the wide shot . I called. Could you see her on the wide shot . I couldnt, called. Could you see her on the wide shot . I couldnt, but i called. Could you see her on the wide shot . I couldnt, but it wide shot . I couldnt, but it sounded wide shot . I couldnt, but it sounded fantastic. Wide shot . I couldnt, but it sounded fantastic. You i wide shot . I couldnt, but it sounded fantastic. 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The details are at the website and yes, its something i look forward to every year and there is amazing music there and obviously the cars and all of the people doing the cars and all of the people doing the announcing on the rest of it but there is also fantastic food with there is also fantastic food with the chefs. There are incredible people there this year and i just feel that everybody is chomping at the bit to put a gig on of any time, never mind a massive festival. Share never mind a massive festival. Are ou a never mind a massive festival. Are you a motorhead . I never mind a massive festival. Are you a motorhead . I like never mind a massive festival. Are you a motorhead . I like cars i never mind a massive festival. Are you a motorhead . I like cars but i never mind a massive festival. Are i you a motorhead . I like cars but im not like mr you a motorhead . I like cars but im not like mr evans you a motorhead . I like cars but im not like mr evans who you a motorhead . I like cars but im not like mr evans who obviously i not like mr evans who obviously loves them. I like them and appreciate them but i realise they can be a pain sometimes though ive stayed away from them. My wife bought me a very old car some years ago and i still have that, an old mercedes, and i love that because its got emotional memories. Do you tinker with it . Its got emotional memories. Do you tinker with it . Im its got emotional memories. Do you tinker with it . Im trying its got emotional memories. Do you tinker with it . Im trying to its got emotional memories. Do you tinker with it . Im trying to paint i tinker with it . Im trying to paint a picture of rick astley tinkering. I charge the battery and that is about it. I was saying that my generation grew up knowing a tiny bit about cars and mums and dads could look at the cars and sort them out but those days are gone. I never really learn to do it. I was always fumbling around with the drums or a guitar. 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Thats the one thing any of us are looking forward to, the fact we have to address. We actually have to wear proper close. So, yeah, we are looking forward to getting out there and everyone is looking forward to do what they love doing and what they miss doing and for us that his gigs and ijust want to harp on one more time, carfest. You know what harp on one more time, carfest. You know what you harp on one more time, carfest. You know what you did just then, the whole nation was having their hands up whole nation was having their hands uo by whole nation was having their hands up by their eyes as you raised up for a moment. Up by their eyes as you raised up fora moment. Rick, you up by their eyes as you raised up for a moment. Rick, you were talking about getting back on stage. You know all about what its like to perform in front of a crowd on the emotions that run through performer and audience, so have you thought about that seriously as to how what that will feel like . Because im imagining however well prepared you are, this is yourjob and you know what to do but it will be unlike anything else when you are standing in the wings and they introduce you and then there will be a moment. 100 . I know there will be tears between my band and my crew and myself. I will look left and right at the stage and into the wings and i know there will be tears, me included. Every now and again one of us is in tears over something on stage any white but we wont go into that. Imjoking. We do stage any white but we wont go into that. Im joking. We do run high with our emotions playing live and i am really lucky that i work with a group of people who appreciate what we do and i think this year has taught us even more so to appreciate that. Before this all started with covid and lock down and we came back from australia and new zealand and we went to japan and couldnt do the gigs and several others have talked about how lucky we were to have such an amazing trip before we went into this. A lot of people who work in our industryjust missed out on going to gigs or doing something exciting and for a few months thought they would be back in the summer and they never got the summer and never got the year, so i think we have been lucky and i think it will be emotional, for sure. But in a motion in will be emotional, for sure. But in a motion in the will be emotional, for sure. But in a motion in the right will be emotional, for sure. But in a motion in the right way will be emotional, for sure. But in a motion in the right way because | a motion in the right way because there will be a motion in the right way because there will he smiles and laughter and that is what it is about an emotion. Maybe we will talk nearer the time, and nice to see. Thank you. Thanks, rick. I love the fact that rick watches the programme. Whenever he has been on, hes really alert. Rememberwhen whenever he has been on, hes really alert. Remember when i caught matt out. There was a moment. He always buys into it. Our next guest could give the presenters of shows like countryfile a run for their money. Ten year old daisy lives on a farm in cumbria and knows a thing or two about agriculture. During lockdown shes been posting youtube videos to show people what life is like for her and herfamily during Lambing Season. Lets take a look. Hi, guys, its daisy here and im going to be showing you all sorts of alarming stuff. Lambing stop. These are pet lambs, and when they were born their mother did not have enough milk to feed that, so we took note and we are bringing them up on milk. Now i am mixing some milk and then we dont want the milk to be too hot or it will burn the lambs mouth but we dont want it to cold or it will freeze his mouth, so you want itjust right. I am just about to see, here is the first lamb and they will get half a bottle each. We dont want them to get to full but we do not want them to die of hunger. Thanks for watching. Goodbye. Hate hunger. Thanks for watching. Goodb e. ~ hunger. Thanks for watching. Goodbye hunger. Thanks for watching. Goodbe. , goodbye. We say goodbye but we say hello because goodbye. We say goodbye but we say hello because we goodbye. We say goodbye but we say hello because we are goodbye. We say goodbye but we say hello because we are joined goodbye. We say goodbye but we say hello because we are joined by i goodbye. We say goodbye but we say hello because we are joined by daisy| hello because we are joined by daisy and her dad, neil. Good morning to both of you. And her dad, neil. Good morning to both ofyou and her dad, neil. Good morning to both of you. Good i both of you. Good morning. Good morninu. Both of you. Good morning. Good morning. Introduce both of you. Good morning. Good morning. Introduce us. Both of you. Good morning. Good morning. Introduce us. Who i both of you. Good morning. Good morning. Introduce us. Who is. Morning. Introduce us. Who is sitting with you, not your dad, but who is that sitting with you . This is one of the who is that sitting with you . This is one of the lambs who is that sitting with you . Try 3 is one of the lambs called bobo, and he is a little boy and he is my favourite lamb. Did he is a little boy and he is my favourite lamb. He is a little boy and he is my favourite lamb. Did we see you a little earlier favourite lamb. Did we see you a little earlier when favourite lamb. Did we see you a little earlier when we favourite lamb. Did we see you a little earlier when we saw favourite lamb. Did we see you a little earlier when we saw the i little earlier when we saw the cameras have a look, and was it bobo you were feeding early on . Yes. You have proved you were feeding early on . Yes. You have proved to you were feeding early on . Ya; you have proved to be quite a big hit on youtube, so what has that been like . This is your life and what you do all of the time and all of a sudden everyone is interested in what you are doing. Everyone is interested in what you aredoina. , everyone is interested in what you aredoin. ,. , are doing. Basically i really enoy filmina are doing. Basically i really enoy filming videos i are doing. Basically i really enoy filming videos for i are doing. Basically i really enoy filming videos for everyone i are doing. Basically i really enjoy filming videos for everyone and l are doing. Basically i really enjoy filming videos for everyone and i | filming videos for everyone and i enjoy filming them for people who cannot get out of their flat because of covid and they cant go anywhere, so i thought let them have an experience of what i do. We are seeinu experience of what i do. We are seeing pictures experience of what i do. We are seeing pictures of experience of what i do. We are seeing pictures of daisy experience of what i do. We are seeing pictures of daisy out experience of what i do. We are i seeing pictures of daisy out there feeding bigger lambs, but she is outworking. You have got her out to work early. Outworking. You have got her out to work earl. , � outworking. You have got her out to work early work early. Yes, ive got four children and work early. Yes, ive got four children and they work early. Yes, ive got four children and they are work early. Yes, ive got four children and they are all work early. Yes, ive got four children and they are all out| work early. Yes, ive got four i children and they are all out and happy children and they are all out and happy to children and they are all out and happy to help and lockdown has helped happy to help and lockdown has helped us, actually. We have had more helped us, actually. We have had more staff helped us, actually. We have had more staff. Thats been the one bonus more staff. Thats been the one bonus. ,. ,. , more staff. Thats been the one bonus. ,. ,. , bonus. How have you encouraged her to do more bonus. How have you encouraged her to do more videos . Bonus. How have you encouraged her to do more videos . Did bonus. How have you encouraged her to do more videos . Did you bonus. How have you encouraged her to do more videos . Did you know bonus. How have you encouraged her| to do more videos . Did you know this would something she would be good and be able to reach so many people . No, we had no idea. She started walking no, we had no idea. She started Walking Around with her little camera Walking Around with her little camera and you just thought she was messing camera and you just thought she was messing about and entertaining herself messing about and entertaining herself and then she started posting them and. Herself and then she started posting them and, yes, i couldnt believe how good them and, yes, i couldnt believe how good she was. She them and, yes, i couldnt believe how good she was. Them and, yes, i couldnt believe how good she was. She has certainly touched the how good she was. She has certainly touched the hearts how good she was. She has certainly touched the hearts of how good she was. She has certainly touched the hearts of lots how good she was. She has certainly touched the hearts of lots of touched the hearts of lots of people, and daisy, i must ask, if youve been put out to work when you have not been at school, what is your working day like . What does your working day like . What does your dad make you do at the farm . Basically, wejust your dad make you do at the farm . Basically, we just feed the sheep are now and again in the morning and night and are now and again in the morning and nightandl are now and again in the morning and night and ijust like help do the individual pens and feed some of the pet lambs and then i turned some sheep into the fields every now and again. This sheep into the fields every now and aaain. � , sheep into the fields every now and aiain. � , sheep into the fields every now and aaain. A. ,. , sheep into the fields every now and aaain. R. ,. , again. As we look around, we see some of the again. As we look around, we see some of the pens again. As we look around, we see some of the pens where again. As we look around, we see some of the pens where you again. As we look around, we see some of the pens where you are l again. As we look around, we see i some of the pens where you are and maybe you are conscious like you have not been before about how much people value nature, and may be farming as well. But for people who dont have access like you, this is what your life is and it is what you see and do all the time and a lot of people dont and maybe that is what daisy is doing, giving people a glimpse of something they wouldnt normally see. Glimpse of something they wouldnt normally see normally see. Yes, i think she is doinu a normally see. Yes, i think she is doing a good normally see. Yes, i think she is doing a good iob normally see. Yes, i think she is doing a good job. Its normally see. Yes, i think she is doing a good job. Its good normally see. Yes, i think she is doing a good job. Its good to i normally see. Yes, i think she is| doing a good job. Its good to tell the public doing a good job. Its good to tell the public what farmers are doing. Weve the public what farmers are doing. Weve tried the public what farmers are doing. Weve tried to look after the livestock weve tried to look after the livestock as best we can and she is trying livestock as best we can and she is trying to livestock as best we can and she is trying to put it across how good british trying to put it across how good british products are and i hope people british products are and i hope people see what we do and appreciate it. ~ people see what we do and appreciate it. Daisy, i think bobo is missing out on the it. Daisy, i think bobo is missing out on the stroking it. Daisy, i think bobo is missing out on the stroking and it. Daisy, i think bobo is missing out on the stroking and getting l it. Daisy, i think bobo is missing| out on the stroking and getting a little restless because you stop stroking. There we go. Is the plan when you are older to take over from dad on the farm . Dad on the farm . Well, the plan is, ive not decided dad on the farm . Well, the plan is, ive not decided if dad on the farm . Well, the plan is, ive not decided if i dad on the farm . Well, the plan is, ive not decided if i want dad on the farm . Well, the plan is, ive not decided if i want to dad on the farm . Well, the plan is, ive not decided if i want to be dad on the farm . Well, the plan is, ive not decided if i want to be a ive not decided if i want to be a farmer yet but im leaning towards it and if i did farmer yet but im leaning towards itand if i did i farmer yet but im leaning towards it and if i did i would help dad, i would help them leaning over to taking over the farm. Its would help them leaning over to taking over the farm. Taking over the farm. Its really calmin taking over the farm. Its really calming seeing taking over the farm. Its really calming seeing the taking over the farm. Its really calming seeing the two taking over the farm. Its really calming seeing the two of taking over the farm. Its really calming seeing the two of you | taking over the farm. Its really calming seeing the two of you there. You will have to start work again, and thanks for stopping for a moment for us. Lovely. Its and thanks for stopping for a moment for us lovely for us. Lovely. Its been a pleasure for us. Lovely. Its been a pleasure. And for us. Lovely. Its been a pleasure. And daisy for us. Lovely. Its been a pleasure. And daisy will. For us. Lovely. Its been a. Pleasure. And daisy will be for us. Lovely. Its been a pleasure. And daisy will be helping stan her brother pleasure. And daisy will be helping stan her brother take pleasure. And daisy will be helping stan her brother take over, pleasure. And daisy will be helping stan her brother take over, but pleasure. And daisy will be helping stan her brother take over, but it l stan her brother take over, but it is nice to have options. The headlines are coming up. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Our headlines today. A helplines launched and the government announces a review into sexual abuse in schools, after thousands of allegations from students. Calls to crack down on those who litter as Lockdown Restrictions ease, after piles of rubbish were left in parks and on beaches. Millions set for a pay rise as the National Living and minimum wage go up. But some council tax and energy bills are set to rise. How are you set for the new tax year . Making a difference for Motor Neurone Disease. After raising more than £2 million, Rugby League Legend Kevin Sinfield finds out how the money will help families. Good morning from Osterley Park in london. A lovely start to the day but it is chilly. For many, cloudless night but it will brighten across the south and north and we have a keen easterly breeze. All the details in about ten minutes. Its thursday the 1st of april. Our top story. A new Nspcc Helpline, offering advice and support to those who have been sexually abused or harassed in schools, launches this morning. It comes after thousands of current and former pupils went online to share their experiences. An immediate review of Safeguarding Policies, in both state and private schools in england, is to be carried out by ofsted. Our education correspondent, dan johnson reports. These are young women finally given a voice. There are now more than 11,000 of these anonymous accounts. Harassment, abuse and assaults mostly by their own classmates. There have been protests and walk outs, and a sense some schools have protected reputations before pupils. Now there will be action. Delighted to get in place an independent non judgemental safe place for young people and their families and those affected by these developments to come and share their worries and their concerns because i think its clearly distressing and disturbing to read online what these young people are experiencing, and we need to help as many of them as possible. Were wanting to go further, and that is why we have asked 0fsted to be able to conduct a full review in terms of safeguarding in our schools to protect the best interests of our children. Theyre aware this could eclipse any previous major scandal, and it may raise wider issues about male attitudes and the standard of sex and relationship education. It needs to tackle topics like pornography, consent, what constitutes a healthy or an unhealthy relationship. And im afraid that young people are still saying its not good enough there are those gaps in the curriculum. This National Conversation about how some men treat women now reaches to the youngest who havent felt safe even at school. Dan johnson, bbc news. Fewer than one in five people request a covid test if they have symptoms and the number who follow self isolation rules is low, a study by Kings College london has found. The Research Also revealed that a year into the pandemic only half of those asked could identify the main coronavirus symptoms. Our Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes has more. If you have symptoms, you need to get a test immediately. The test and trace system has been a key part of the governments strategy in the fight against the coronavirus, and will be equally important in the months to come. But a series of surveys involving more than 50,000 people across the uk reveals some worrying findings. Overall, fewer than one in five said they would request a test if they develop symptoms of coronavirus. Only half could identify the main symptoms of covid i9 which include a cough, High Temperature and a loss of taste or smell. And while 70 of people said, if they were to develop symptoms, they intended to self isolate, the reality was that fewer than half reported that they did in fact do so. I think that its important to remember that all of these behaviours are really complex staying at home and self isolating is actually a really difficult behaviour to do and there are lots of Different Reasons why people may not be able to do it. It might be that they need to go out to work, they need to go out to care for someone, they need to go out to bring their kids to school, they need to go out to get food for their family or medicines for theirfamily. And its not really a one size fits all solution. The report raises doubts about the impact of a much criticised £37 billion test and trace system. The government says test and trace has saved countless lives since it was introduced, and maintains the overwhelming majority of people self isolate when asked to. But given the central role the system will play in the uks recovery from the pandemic, there will be concerns if its still performing poorly. Dominic hughes, bbc news. France is entering a Third National lockdown in a bid to reduce a rising number of covid i9 infections. Schools and shops will close and president emanuel macron schools and shops will close and president macron announced on National Television that restrictions already in place on movement in some regions would be extended elsewhere. Sir keir starmer has suggested people would reject the use of so called Vaccine Passports in order to gain access to venues such as pubs. Ministers are looking into the idea, but the Labour Leader says there could be public opposition to them if the virus is brought under control. This idea of some kind of passport has been talked about a lot. Where is this discussion going . Yes. Is this discussion going . Yes, charlie, is this discussion going . Yes, charlie. It is this discussion going . Yes, charlie, it is is this discussion going . Yes, charlie, it is certainly is this discussion going . Yes, charlie, it is certainly a is this discussion going . Yes, charlie, it is certainly a ready| charlie, it is certainly a ready debate. The government is looking into what to do and whether people will be asked to work required to prove whether they have had the corona vaccine or a recently tested negative to gain entry to pubs, bars, restaurants, theatres, cinemas and any number of premises once restrictions are lifted towards the end ofjune in england. Sir keir starmer has waded into this debate, taking something of a stance in an interview with the telegraph saying that Vaccine Passports would be against the british instinct. He acknowledges it is a difficult area, complex area with no clear cut answers and the shadow home secretary, who you have been hearing from on the programme this morning, nick thomas symonds, suggested that sir keir starmer would only not want to see these in place in certain circumstances i am if we get to a stage so where the vaccine roll out has been largely completed and indeed the restrictions have actually largely gone, we are not there yet, as i said, but when we get to that stage, he there yet, as i said, but when we get to that stage, get to that stage, he was saying that at that get to that stage, he was saying that at that point get to that stage, he was saying that at that point he get to that stage, he was saying that at that point he thinks get to that stage, he was saying that at that point he thinks the i that at that point he thinks the british that at that point he thinks the british instinct would probably be against british instinct would probably be against it british instinct would probably be against it but this is a complex area against it but this is a complex area with against it but this is a complex area with no simple answers. It is one thing to area with no simple answers. It is one thing to claim area with no simple answers. It 3 one thing to claim at this point that it one thing to claim at this point thatitis one thing to claim at this point that it is against the british instinct to have such a system in place. It is another to oppose whatever the government comes forward with after its review and it is due to do that injune, and vote against those plans in the house of commons. But if labour were to do that it could turn what is already a very sensitive debate into a divisive moment, as england emerges from the coronavirus pandemic because there are a good few conservative mps who dont like this idea at all either, so it would mean its passage through parliament would be far from guaranteed. Thank its passage through parliament would be far from guaranteed. The metropolitan police is looking into allegations that a Serving Officer raped two of his female colleagues. The officer was not charged and has not been suspended. The bbc and the bureau of investigativejournalism have found he now faces a misconduct hearing, three years after the allegations were raised. The metropolitan police says it takes all allegations of abuse seriously and that the full circumstances of this case will be considered at the hearing. The search for a student from west london who has been missing for more than a week has been extended. Richard okorogheye has not been seen since 22nd march when he left home in the Ladbroke Grove area. Detectives say the i9 year old took a taxi to loughton in essex where he was seen on cctv walking alone towards epping forest. More coronavirus Lockdown Restrictions are being eased in Northern Ireland today. Up to six people, from no more than two households, can now meet outdoors or in a private garden. Ten people, from no more than two households, can take part in Outdoor Sporting Activities and golf courses and Tennis Courts can reopen. Parts of the economy are also reopening in wales over the next few weeks. The easing will begin no earlier than april 12th, when all pupils and students can return to school or university. Our correspondent Mark Hutchings is in cardiff this morning. Good morning. There are a lot of dates and rule changes that we have to comprehend now. Ill dates and rule changes that we have to comprehend now. To comprehend now. Ill do my best. Dates coming to comprehend now. Ill do my best. Dates coming out to comprehend now. Ill do my best. Dates coming out of to comprehend now. Ill do my best. Dates coming out of my to comprehend now. Ill do my best. Dates coming out of my ears to comprehend now. Ill do my best. Dates coming out of my ears this dates coming out of my ears this morning, which should go some way to answering criticism hopefully not of me but on the Welsh Government. The published plan until now has been thin on detail. We have much more detail today. Thin on detail. We have much more detailtoday. It thin on detail. We have much more detail today. It is confirmed april 12 pupils will go Back To School, shops and Close Contact Services can all reopen and people can travel in and out of wales if they are within the uk. On april 26, Outdoor Attractions can open, along with outdoor hospitality such as the guidance. That is two weeks behind the current plan for england. It is not until the 3rd of may organise Outdoor Activities for up to 30 adults, which has angered some because it comes after the opening of the. The same day Wedding Receptions can take place outdoors, limited to 30 people, get that gazebo up a week after that, gyms and Leisure Centres can open for individual training but not for group classes. And from the same day two households can meet indoors. May the 17th, there should be a return to indoor activities, after which the Welsh Government say they will consider in your hospitality ahead of the spring bank holiday. Lots of detail there. Also maybe six we will have the senedd elections, to decide the formation of the next Welsh Government on the 6th of may. Hopefully it will have wind up again ljy hopefully it will have wind up again by then. Hopefully it will have wind up again b then. , ~ i. Hopefully it will have wind up again b then. , ~. Hopefully it will have wind up again bthen. ,. H by then. Thank you so much. Lets ho e it by then. Thank you so much. Lets hope it doesnt by then. Thank you so much. Lets hope it doesnt warm by then. Thank you so much. Lets hope it doesnt warm up. By then. Thank you so much. Lets hope it doesnt warm up. Mark hope it doesnt warm up. Mark hutchings there. Thousands of workers at steel plants in rotheram, motherwell and newport have been told their futures secure despite their owners being in huge financial difficulties. The owner of Liberty Steel told the bbc this morning that he had no plans to close any plants. But there is major concern after Sanjeev Gupta asked the government for a £170 million Financial Support package which they rejected. The government says it is considering its own measures and hasnt ruled out nationalising. It is almost h 12am. Carol is with the blossoms, blossoming herself. That is gorgeous. Osterley park in west london for us, good morning. Good morning. That is absolutely right and you are looking at magnolia trees at the moment. To make a very different varieties. They have lengthy latin names and they are stunning. The National Trust are inviting you to take part in their campaign, blossomwatch. They want you to take pictures from wherever you are and send them to that hashtag so they can build a picture of the uk going from grey to green to pink, but worth mentioning it is a Bank Holiday Weekend. If youre planning to come here this weekend it is fully booked. The weather this morning, oh, a bit chilly temperatures are where they should be at this time of year but we have been spoilt by the milder conditions and the forecast for today is colder than we have been used to. Just the south west is hanging on to the higher temperatures but even here the temperatures are a bit lower than they have been in the last few days. A lot of cloud to start the day, it will break through the morning across south wales, South West England, central and Southern England and the south east as well as the north of the country. The rest of us will hang on to cloud, at times quite thick, some will break some brightness will come through. Temperatures eight in the north to 18 in the south, down at sea coastline really cool with an easterly onshore flow. Through this evening and overnight, once again we will see a return to cloud across central and eastern areas and the north of scotland and in the north we are likely to see drizzle coming out of that but under clear skies it will be a cold night, widely with temperatures just below orjust above freezing. In the sheltered lives in scotland, 30 1i, so a sharp frost. Tomorrow, a lot of cloud coming in from the north sea across central and eastern areas. Western areas favoured for more sunshine, still not that keen Easterly Wind from the north sea, as well, and again tomorrow will feel cold. This time the cold will get all the south west so you will see a drop in temperatures by then. As we head through the Bank Holiday Weekend it will be cold but especially so late on sunday and also monday, and monday will have a northerly wind and some wintry showers as far south as the south of england. More especially, though, on the hills. All change. The hills. All change. Everybody loves a walled the hills. All change. Everybody loves a Walled Garden. The hills. All change. Everybody loves a Walled Garden. Are the hills. All change. Everybody loves a Walled Garden. Are you | the hills. All change. Everybody loves a Walled Garden. Are you going to walk off into the Walled Garden . Oh, im off see you later. It is beautiful. I will take you through here in the next one. It is lovely, lots of daffodils in here, as well quite thats nice to know. You can see she is quite thats nice to know. You can see she is some quite thats nice to know. You can see she is some way quite thats nice to know. You can see she is some way down quite thats nice to know. You can see she is some way down there, | quite thats nice to know. You can | see she is some way down there, i think see she is some way down there, i think on see she is some way down there, i think on their rights might be the walled think on their rights might be the Walled Garden where carol is wondering around. Frolicking amongst the daffodils. Back wondering around. Frolicking amongst the daffodils. �. ,. ~ wondering around. Frolicking amongst the daffodils the daffodils. Back with her later. 8 14am. Seven marathons in seven days was the gruelling challenge taken on by Kevin Sinfield at the end of last year, to help his former leeds rhinos team mate rob burrow, who is living with Motor Neurone Disease. Kevins amazing act of friendship raised more than £2. 2 million. Sally has been finding out how it will be used to Fund Research for a cure and help families like robs. Going the extra mile for his friend, for his team mate, and for the families affected by Motor Neurone Disease. Kevin sinfield set out to raise £77,000. In the end, he raised more than 2. 2 million. Its a disease for which there is no cure. More than half of people diagnosed will die within two years. Kevin is here today to talk to rob and his family about how that money will be spent. So tell us how proud of your dad that you are. Very, because we know he. We all know hes going to stay strong and fight this disease and try and get a cure and help other families with it. Rob now uses an Eye Tracking Machine to help him communicate. So, rob, we had an absolutely amazing response to you and your story, and obviously the seven in seven. I know the answer to this question, but why have we had such a focus on families in how we focus this money and how its utilised . Thats exactly why i went public with my story, so that people suffering without the backing of an entire sport could have help and support. Im proud to have other sufferers benefiting from the money raised in my name. First and foremost, you know, that initial shock of being told youve got mnd, and then the Ripple Effect throughout families is devastating. So how can we support and make that better . Other sufferers have got families, |theyve got friends, but the other| families havent got. They havent got a Kevin Sinfield, unfortunately. I just a few miles away, theres another family dealing with the reality of living with mnd. These are exactly the sort of people that kevin and rob want to help. Kirsty was diagnosed just weeks before rob burrow. Can you tell us a bit about your journey . You got diagnosed in. November. 2019. We didnt know what it were. Didnt know what it were, no. Didnt know anything about it. With, obviously, rob having it, its highlighted it more in the media. I then obviously when kirsty then tells someone she hadnt seen. In ages shes got mnd, if theyre asking how she is then shell not have to explain cos they know what it is obviously from rob. And what do you think about rob . Well, hes a. Hes a strong man. Like an endless donation, isnt he . Yeah. To, like, even be in the public eye with a condition. Cos its hard, yeah. Is a feat in itself, isnt it . Its hard every day. So for rob to be in the limelight. Extra attention. He is strong, very strong. Kirsty, you have, for many, many years, looked after other people. How tricky is it now, having to be looked after yourself . Frustrating. If youre sat there and you think, oh, look at that, it needs cleaning up, well, you cant even do it. Did you bring your wedding forward . Yeah. Tell me about that. Well. What did you do . Well, it was supposed to be. No, weve been together 15 year. Yeah. And never thought about it. Well, we did, but it was just always money. I bet you did i bet you did it were just always tmoney situation, wasnt it . Thought, rathertake tkids away for a week, or do this, do that. Yeah. And then obviously that just put it in perspective. Thought, well, it doesnt matter about money, welljust do it. We only had ten people, including two registrars. We were trying to put your dress, werent we . Cosjordan wasnt here to put it on. Yeah. Didnt have as many people but. It were close and tight knit and it were good, wasnt it . Yeah. So what was it like after all these years to finally get married, then . Er. Shell still doesnt do as shes told. Laughter. Idiot so, kev, that was. That was a really interesting meeting, wasnt it . Tell me how that was for you. To understand that kirsty was diagnosed a couple of weeks before rob, and just to see the way its affected the family. The bit you come away with is, you go back now to your own family and, um, but to understand that it doesnt stop for these people its 24 7 and you can see how tough it has been forjordan. But. Yeah, just feel like we want to do more and we dont do enough. Once part of the all conquering Leeds Rhinos Rugby League side, these team mates are still working together, trying to help people who need it most. Sally nugent, bbc news. Were joined now by chris james from the Motor Neurone Disease association. Very good morning to you. I know you are listening in is that piece was going out. As always, we say a huge thanks to casey and jordan, the lovely couple, the family who are going through what you know so well that families are going through and that families are going through and thatis that families are going through and that is the core of this. Rob and kevin are intent that the money they have raised goes to families and all the problems they will be facing. Absolutely. We would like to say an enormous thank you to kevin and rob and the family and everything they have done to raise awareness of mnd. An amazing amount of may. We talk really carefully with rob and kevin and the family about how the money will be spent and i am pleased to say we can channel that money into three key areas of work. Care for people with mnd, three funding, Multidisciplinary Care through care centres which is really important for families and people with mnd, to provide support for people locally, as well, to make sure that they get anything they need when they need it when they are dealing with this devastating disease. And also into research, as well, and i know kevin and rob thought it was really wanting to put money into research and one of the great thing and exciting things about this is that because of the greater support from the community to kevin and rob, it means we have seen an incredible amount of support for the Mnd Association. We are able to increase our funding for mnd research this year, so we are committing an extra £2 million to the £3 million we had already budgeted and with the great support of kev and rob, that brings to a total of £5. 7 million to find a treatment by this devastating disease. , ~ treatment by this devastating disease. ~. ,. , disease. Talk to me about the care and sopport disease. Talk to me about the care and sopport for disease. Talk to me about the care and support for children disease. Talk to me about the care and support for children in disease. Talk to me about the care and support for children in families who are dealing with mnd. Yes. And support for children in families who are dealing with mnd. Yes, its really important. Who are dealing with mnd. Yes, its really important. I who are dealing with mnd. Yes, its really important. I think who are dealing with mnd. Yes, its really important. I think you who are dealing with mnd. Yes, its really important. I think you can really important. I think you can see from the film and i know from the great coverage there has been of rob and his family and their bravery in showing their story, you can see the impact across the family and you can only begin to imagine the impact it has on children and families in seeing someone live with what is a truly awful disease. The money that. ~ , that. We will see if the line it with chris that. We will see if the line it with chris holds that. We will see if the line it with chris holds up that. We will see if the line it with chris holds up for that. We will see if the line it with chris holds up for a that. We will see if the line it. With chris holds up for a moment. That. We will see if the line it with chris holds up for a moment. I am not sure if it will come good. We are talking about the money raised. I am very mindful, and chris was talking about the impact on families and children in particular. Have we got chris back . Chris, apologies, we lost you a second. You were mid flow so do pick up where you left off. Yeah, i wasjust so do pick up where you left off. Yeah, i was just saying that it is really, really, really key that there is support for children and young people and there is support for children and young people there is support for children and oun. 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When we heard from kirsty and jordan, they both said, when you first get the diagnosis and the challenges that will face you as a family, the fact that you can tell people and may be because of the publicity around rob burrow and what people know about that, there is a bit of understanding about mnd that wasnt there before, meaning you dont have to jump through quite so many hurdles for people to understand. Many hurdles for people to understand. ~ ,. ,. , understand. Absolutely true and this has been an understand. Absolutely true and this has been an amazing understand. Absolutely true and this has been an amazing 18 understand. Absolutely true and this has been an amazing 18 months understand. Absolutely true and this has been an amazing 18 months for. Has been an amazing 18 months for mnd awareness, and i know that the coverage that has been given to rob and his family and their bravery in going out there telling the story and what kevin has done has really given hope to people with mnd. We really feel now that this is a really feel now that this is a really important moment for mnd, for mnd research. We need more money, we are trying to raise £40 million for research over the next two years and we are calling on the government with other mnd charities to put money into mnd, to give people hope because we say mnd is not incurable, it is just underfunded. We because we say mnd is not incurable, it isjust underfunded. We really need that money and the support we have had and the awareness really is giving hope to people with mnd. It giving hope to people with mnd. It is interesting. Talking about awareness and underfunding. In some ways the pandemic, we have seen during the pandemic, and so may charities in the same not able to do big days, golf days, concerts and things like that with traditional fundraising methods, it is almost as if the pandemic, when you are absolutely as having someone as rob burrow to highlight the issue, the pandemic has brought out the generosity from the general Public Charities such as yours and there are so many felt. Charities such as yours and there are so many felt. Absolutely and it has been a are so many felt. Absolutely and it has been a tough are so many felt. Absolutely and it has been a tough time are so many felt. Absolutely and it has been a tough time charities,. Are so many felt. Absolutely and it| has been a tough time charities, as you say, many of the traditional ways of raising funds have been taken away during the pandemic. But i think we saw with kevin and the coverage of those seven marathons is the way the public came out and supported him and really generated that great feeling of community and the mnd Community Coming behind what he was doing, you really saw that generosity and i think it was a really powerful, emotional time for everyone. I know for kevin and rob particularly it was and we are so grateful at the Mnd Association for the support people were able to give us. , ~ the support people were able to give us. , ~ ,. , the support people were able to give us. ~ i. ,. , the support people were able to give us. ~ i. ,. , the support people were able to give us. Thank you for that, lots of thins us. Thank you for that, lots of things going us. Thank you for that, lots of things going on us. Thank you for that, lots of things going on at us. Thank you for that, lots of things going on at the us. Thank you for that, lots of| things going on at the moment us. Thank you for that, lots of things going on at the moment and quite rightly. For the people who may have given money, its clearly been a difficult time so there is a lot of good things all around that story, isnt there . The warm weather and easing of Lockdown Restrictions has seen people flock to parks and beaches across england and wales. But along with the crowds has come a big problem litter. And councils say theyre struggling with the clean up, as andy moore reports. A giganticjob of cleaning up in leeds after some of the citys parks were overwhelmed by crowds enjoying the sunshine at the end of lockdown. It was a similar picture in many places in england and wales. The litter is a serious concern for local councils. The Campaign Group keep britain tidy says the government will need to provide more money to help local authorities. There are no silver bullets or solutions to this, but i think a great big headline Campaign Message around how we should behave when we go to the beach use a bin, or take your litter home plus additional staff on site, can help to manage what will be, you know, a great summer, hopefully a great summer with clean beaches and clean parks. Its notjust parks but beaches, as well, that have been besieged by huge crowds. This is what was left behind on swansea beach. Local volunteers did their best to tidy up. Came on the beach beforehand just to see what the damage was. 100 , the worst ive ever seen it. So we came here at 6. 30 and i think it took about three hours for the clean up in total. In sheffield, six tonnes of rubbish were collected at endcliffe park. The local council told people, please love your parks, but dont leave your mess behind. Andy moore, bbc news. In nottingham, Council Bosses have reopened two parks in the city this morning. They had been closed to the public after large groups gathered there. Lets hear about the latest developments with our reporter geeta pendse. This is one of the pipes that the local authorities were worried about gatherings but i can see it has reopened. It gatherings but i can see it has reopened gatherings but i can see it has reo ened. ,. ,. , gatherings but i can see it has reoened. ,. , reopened. It is now reopened but, as ou said, reopened. It is now reopened but, as you said, yesterday reopened. It is now reopened but, as you said, yesterday afternoon reopened. It is now reopened but, as you said, yesterday afternoon the you said, yesterday afternoon the arboretum, this park in the height of nottingham, was closed along with another because of concerns about Mass Gatherings taking place. This is a really popular park, one that is a really popular park, one that is treated with a lot of respect. But on monday we saw large clouds gather, footage of very little social distancing, people were drinking, somewhere fighting, even climbing trees and it was described by one council official as a frenzy. The following night, tuesday, another park closed a year also saw Mass Gatherings which led to a really big clean up operation the following day, wednesday morning. We have heard reports that the same thing happened last night. Understandably, it is lovely warm we have experienced and it has meant people had wanted to be out and to enjoy the partial easing of Lockdown Restrictions. Officials here are keen to stress there are restrictions still in place, that we can only meet in groups of up to six, ortwo can only meet in groups of up to six, or two hassles mixing. They say it is really important for safety as well as for the environment. The parks have reopened, it has been very peaceful so far and there are hopes it will stay that way. Hopes it will stay that way. Thank ou ve hopes it will stay that way. Thank you very much lets speak now to martin hewitt, who chairs the National Police chiefs council. Good morning to you. Good morning. We were hearing good morning to you. Good morning. We were hearing that good morning to you. Good morning. We were hearing that park good morning to you. Good morning. We were hearing that park in we were hearing that park in nottingham was reopening. Obviously in response the advice of bean, there were discussions taking place about closing that is now reopening, what is the plan today if there are more crowds out . What are police going to be doing about it . What powers will enforce and how they address it . B5 powers will enforce and how they address it . Powers will enforce and how they address it . � ,. ,. ,. ,. , address it . As we have done for over address it . As we have done for over a ear address it . As we have done for over a year now address it . As we have done for over a year now we address it . As we have done for over a year now we will address it . As we have done for over a year now we will be address it . As we have done for over a year now we will be out address it . As we have done for over a year now we will be out and address it . As we have done for over a year now we will be out and about | a year now we will be out and about as particularly where we know there is potential for large gatherings of people. Obviously the relaxation of the rules on monday, people want to get out there, and we have seen some pretty difficult and frankly disgraceful scenes in some places that you have just reported on, disgraceful scenes in some places that you havejust reported on, but we will have patrols out there to meet with people. We will carry on doing what we have always done, which is engaged with people, explain the rules. I think the rules are pretty clear and this change in the rules, we have known about this for some time. We will explain the rules, encourage people to follow them, people dont then we will move to enforcement as we have done throughout the pandemic. Ear; to enforcement as we have done throughout the pandemic. Say today there is a group throughout the pandemic. Say today there is a group of throughout the pandemic. Say today there is a group of 20 throughout the pandemic. Say today there is a group of 20 people throughout the pandemic. Say today there is a group of 20 people and i there is a group of 20 people and they refuse to comply, what would be enforcement be . Enforcement be . Well, i think if they refuse enforcement be . Well, i think if they refuse to enforcement be . Well, i think if they refuse to comply enforcement be . Well, i think if they refuse to comply then i enforcement be . Well, i think if they refuse to comply then they | they refuse to comply then they would be likely to get a fixed penalty notices. Over the last year, we have issued i think about 95,000 fixed penalties in england and wales to people who have quite frankly deliberately breached the rules. Everybody understands the regulations now, it is very clear what they are, there are lots of people explaining them and would just ask people to be responsible. We all want to see the relaxation, we all want the process to go back to the way our lives where and i entirely understand that but i was urged to show responsibility. We only have to look across at france with the country go back into national lockdown. We are moving forward things are improving, the vaccine is working really well, but we still have to be careful and i would urge people to be responsible, use the freedoms that i though now, but if we stick to the timetable and im sure the country can emerge but it people are deliberately breaching the rules that we will move to enforcement if they refuse to respond enforcement if they refuse to resond ,. ,. Enforcement if they refuse to resond ,. ,. Respond there is a difficult balance because if people respond there is a difficult balance because if people feel respond there is a difficult balance because if people feel they respond there is a difficult balance because if people feel they are i because if people feel they are being cracked down on to hide what the law is being too tough, they will go indoors to avoid being outdoors, which obviously is against the rules at this moment in time. Equally, the people may look at the crowds thinking they dont feel safe to go to the park, i want to be able to go to the park, i want to be able to enjoy my liberty or increased liberty. How much support are you getting, the Police Officers, the voice, as they try to negotiate his balance . {lin voice, as they try to negotiate his balance . , balance . On the whole, whilst we alwa s balance . On the whole, whilst we always end balance . On the whole, whilst we always end up balance . On the whole, whilst we always end up seeing balance . On the whole, whilst we always end up seeing reports i balance . On the whole, whilst we always end up seeing reports of i always end up seeing reports of where things are problematic, on the whole i think the public have responded brilliantly over the past year and we have had various regulations, sometimes very strong, and i think the vast majority of the public have worked with us to allow us to do what we are there to do. This is about Health Protection, not a crime and law in the normal sense. We are doing our normaljobs but we are playing a role in Health Protection and the majority of the public have been absolutely great. As you rightly say, people may not feel safe and we want everybody to feel safe and we want everybody to feel safe, and people can have small numbers of people in their garden but what we cant see, and unfortunately we are still having to break up parties in guidance where people have 20, 30 people having a barbecue with music, which apart from breaking the law is just dangerous. It has been really hide for everybody, we understand that, but on the whole the public have been great, wait with us but unfortunately throughout there has been this persistent call of people who have not followed the rules, they are putting themselves in danger and other people and they are risking emerging out of the lockdown, so i would urge everyone to use the new freedoms, i know the weather is nice, we will have many hits on holiday now for easter, but just be responsible so that we can continue moving forward and we dont find ourselves in a place where, as we have seen in other countries, we have to go back into much stricter restrictions. Have to go back into much stricter restrictions restrictions. Martin hewitt, chair ofthe restrictions. Martin hewitt, chair of the national restrictions. Martin hewitt, chair of the National League restrictions. Martin hewitt, chair of the National League council, l of the National League council, thank you forjoining us. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning, im sonja jessup. The met police is investigating allegations that a Serving Officer raped two of his female colleagues more than three years ago. He was not charged and has not been suspended but is reported to be facing a misconduct hearing. The force says it takes all allegations of Domestic Abuse extremely seriously. Charities supporting Homeless People in the capital say theres been a huge rise in the number of young londoners needing their support throughout the pandemic. One in ten people sleeping rough on The Streets Of London are under the age of 25. The problems that young people were already facing a year ago have just been exacerbated. Youth unemployment has got worse. Were seeing more young people approach us with complex Mental Health needs. Were seeing more young women. More young people are just coming to us for reasons that we saw before so family breakdown, theyve lost their job, domestic violence. A Vaccination Centre in walthamstow has carried out around 3,000 jabs in one day after appealing for people to walk in and have one due to a surplus of doses. A huge queue formed outside after the council and local mp tweeted that people within certain priority groups should come forward. A blue plaque to commemorate the life of diana, princess of wales is due to be erected later this year. Its thought it will be placed at her earls court flat where she lived before her marriage to prince charles. Its one of six plaques planned for london this year to address the lack of women whove been recognised. Lets take a look at the Travel Situation now. First, the tube has severe delays on the hammersmith and city line a number of trains have been cancelled and minor delays on the bakerloo line. We have huge queues towards tower hill and the city back throgh the limehouse link and onto the a13 through beckton its the roadworks on the highway. And more roadworks causing delays in putney vale. The a3 Roehampton Vale is down to one lane londonbound. Traffic is slow northbound back along the kingston bypass. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. A bit more cloud around than expected yesterday, and theres a Cooling Trend now as we head towards the Easter Weekend, so it wont feel as warm as it has been. But its still a mild start to this morning. Now some of that cloud through the morning could be thick enough to give us the odd spot of drizzle, maybe a light shower or two, but generally speaking it should be a dry day for the vast majority of us and the cloud will tend to break up as we head through the afternoon. The sunshine always best the further west you are across the capital. Top temperatures today of 16 or 17 celsius. And theres quite cool and a noticeable north Easterly Wind blowing, too. Now through this evening and overnight, then well see lots of long clear spells around. Temperatures will stay just above freezing, but it is a chilly start to the day on friday. On friday we keep that cool north Easterly Wind. Therell be lots of cloud. Bit of sunshine always best in the west again through the afternoon and it should stay dry. Temperatures, though, will be lower. Staying dry over the Easter Weekend until we get to Bank Holiday Monday. Theres more from me in half an hour. Plenty more too on our website at the usual address. Now, though, its back to charlie and naga. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Morning live follows breakfast on bbc one. Lets find out whats on todays show with gethin and kym. Good morning. Nice to see you. Coming up on morning live today. Easing of Lockdown Restrictions and the good weather mean lots of sun seekers have been enjoying days out this week, but how do you feel about seeing the crowds return . After all, most people are following the rules and sticking to maximum group sizes. Some say its about time but its making others nervous. Wed love to hear from breakfast viewers on this and dr xand is here. A study finds just half a people can correctly identify the symptoms of covid more than a year into the pandemic. I covid more than a year into the pandemic covid more than a year into the andemic. ,. , ~. , pandemic. I will be talking about that and the pandemic. I will be talking about that and the very pandemic. I will be talking about that and the very positive pandemic. I will be talking about that and the very positive news | pandemic. I will be talking about i that and the very positive news that more that and the very positive news that more people are getting their second vaccination more people are getting their second vaccinationjab. Also coming up do you know how to treat a burn or scald . After former strictly star aj pritchards girlfriend, abbie, shared pictures of her Second Degree burns caused by an accident at home, skin expert dr esho explains how to treat the injury that sends 130,000 people to a e each year. And sales of rabbits are up by 140 ahead of this Easter Weekend. But our vet drjames greenwood tells us why the popular pet isnt always a perfect fit. Plus he warns about the snake bite that pets and humans need to watch out for. Also coming up, he found his voice performing in front of millions comedian lee ridley aka lost voice guy tells us why hes losing the voice that helped make him famous. And journalist Dame Esther Rantzen has an exclusive royal revelation from the diaries one of our most iconic queens if you love the crown youll love this film. And shes our queen of the dance floor today. Janette will be doing strictly fitness hello and good morning. Today we will do hello and good morning. Today we will do a hello and good morning. Today we will do a lovely upper body work out and i will do a lovely upper body work out and i cannot will do a lovely upper body work out and i cannot wait to get you guys doing and i cannot wait to get you guys doing today. We and i cannot wait to get you guys doing today well see you at 9. 15. The Welsh Government is set to outline plans to reopen parts of the economy as it continues to ease coronavirus restrictions. Lets get the details from the first minister of wales and thank you for your time. 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So six peoples from two i households, so if you are a group of friends, what are the restrictions around that in connection with beer gardens and cafe is and restaurants outdoors . A, gardens and cafe is and restaurants outdoors . , a, gardens and cafe is and restaurants outdoors . I, i, outdoors . You would be bound by the same rule. Outdoors . You would be bound by the same rule in outdoors . You would be bound by the same rule. In wales outdoors . You would be bound by the same rule. In wales it outdoors . You would be bound by the same rule. In wales it is outdoors . You would be bound by the same rule. In wales it is six outdoors . You would be bound by the same rule. In wales it is six people i same rule. In wales it is six people from two households. It is not the same two households every time so people who have friends are able to meet with them as well but not all at once. The advice from the chief medical officer is very clear that if we allowed six different people to meet together then the chains of transmission that could set off could have a very real risk of coronavirus spreading again, and here in wales at the moment we have the lowest prevalence of coronavirus anywhere in the uk and we have the fastest rates of vaccination. We want to keep it that way. That is why we will lift things in that careful, step by step and cautious way so we do not throw away everything we have gained together in the weeks, the difficult weeks since christmas. Can in the weeks, the difficult weeks since christmas. In the weeks, the difficult weeks since christmas. Can i ask about the other areas since christmas. Can i ask about the other areas of since christmas. Can i ask about the other areas of hospitality, other areas of hospitality, specifically hotels. When will that come into the equation . Specifically hotels. When will that come into the equation . Hotels that can offer selfcontained can offer self contained accommodation are already open in wales. There are some hotels who cannot do that and the signal we are sending today is that we hope that the remainder of tourism accommodation, the non self contained accommodation will be able to open in time for the whitsun week, the final week of may. We know its a very important week for the Tourism Industry and if things continue to remain as good as they are now we hope that we will be able to reopen the rest of that accommodation in time for the at important week. You accommodation in time for the at important week. Important week. You will be well aware that important week. You will be well aware that its important week. You will be well aware that its been important week. You will be well aware that its been in important week. You will be well aware that its been in wales important week. You will be well} aware that its been in wales and other parts of the uk, the real concern about gatherings of people even at this stage of the process, hundreds of thousands of people gathering in Public Places because the weather has been so good and people are craving other human company, how concerned are you that in amongst your road map and the dates you are mapping out that people will take it as an excuse to say, ok, lets go out . The people will take it as an excuse to say, ok, lets go out . Say, ok, lets go out . The huge maori say, ok, lets go out . The huge majority of say, ok, lets go out . The huge majority of people say, ok, lets go out . The huge majority of people in say, ok, lets go out . The huge majority of people in wales, say, ok, lets go out . The huge majority of people in wales, as| say, ok, lets go out . The huge| majority of people in wales, as i heard you earlier described the uk, continue to be scrupulous about the rules and try to do everything in the right way. Whether there is a minority of people who believe that because restrictions are being lifted that this is somehow a signal that coronavirus has gone away, im afraid the message to them must be that that is simply not the case. When people gather in ways which breach the rules, they put themselves and other people at risk again. Coronavirus has not gone away. We only have to look to a country is close to the uk as france to see how quickly things can get worse again. We need everybody to observe the rules properly because in that way we can go on lifting of restrictions and restoring freedoms. Surely we do not want to throw away everything we have gained in the weeks in which we have seen numbers coming down every single week in wales. Forthat coming down every single week in wales. For that to happen, everybody has to play their part. Has to play their part. Thank you for our has to play their part. Thank you for your time has to play their part. Thank you for your time this has to play their part. Thank you for your time this morning. Has to play their part. Thank you | for your time this morning. Mark drakeford, the first minister of wales outlining the changes as the road map has specific dates when things will be changing. We will be speaking to all the Major Political parties in wales ahead of the upcoming elections, and if you want to find out more you can find more on the bbc news wales website. Carols at the National Trusts Osterley Park in west london for us this morning with some beautiful blossom. It has been looking beautiful down there. It has indeed. Good morning, everybody and the sun is trying to come out as well after a cold and cloudy start. I am joined by the head gardener to talk about what we should be doing in our gardens at this time of year. Good morning, andy. This time of year. Good morning, and. ,. , this time of year. Good morning, and. ,. ,. , this time of year. Good morning, | andy what andy. Good morning, carol. What should we be andy. Good morning, carol. What should we be doing andy. Good morning, carol. What should we be doing in andy. Good morning, carol. What should we be doing in our andy. Good morning, carol. What l should we be doing in our gardens . Preparation, turning the soil, putting preparation, turning the soil, putting the compost on, but we must remember putting the compost on, but we must remember it is the 1st of april and still quite remember it is the 1st of april and still quite chilly out here, so if you have still quite chilly out here, so if you have plants in your greenhouse or seedlings on the windowsill, dont or seedlings on the windowsill, dont move them out then yet. Ive got dont move them out then yet. Ive got a dont move them out then yet. Ive got a thiy dont move them out then yet. Ive got a tiny garden and i have daffodils and tulips out and we expect some frost this weekend, so should i be covering them . Thea;r expect some frost this weekend, so should i be covering them . They are touch and should i be covering them . They are tough and hardy should i be covering them . They are tough and hardy and should i be covering them . They are tough and hardy and they should i be covering them . They are tough and hardy and they wont should i be covering them . They are| tough and hardy and they wont mind in the tough and hardy and they wont mind in the slightest. In the slightest. Things like hydrangeas. In the slightest. Things like hydrangeas. I in the slightest. Things like hydrangeas, i have in the slightest. Things like hydrangeas, i have some. In the slightest. Things like hydrangeas, i have some heads that need to be dead headed. Is it too late to do that because the blossom is out . Its late to do that because the blossom is out . � ,. , late to do that because the blossom is out . � ,. ,. ,. ,. , late to do that because the blossom is out . � ,. ,. ,. , is out . Its not too late, and they will thank is out . Its not too late, and they will thank you is out . Its not too late, and they will thank you for is out . Its not too late, and they will thank you for it. Is out . Its not too late, and they will thank you for it. Take is out . Its not too late, and they will thank you for it. Take their i will thank you for it. Take their heads will thank you for it. Take their heads down to a healthy bird and if youre heads down to a healthy bird and if youre feeling energetic, take out a third of youre feeling energetic, take out a third of all youre feeling energetic, take out a third of all of the branches to the ground third of all of the branches to the ground it third of all of the branches to the ground. It wont hurt the plant and they will ground. It wont hurt the plant and they will thank you for it and you will get they will thank you for it and you will get more flowers later. Andy, thanks for being will get more flowers later. Andy, thanks for being with will get more flowers later. Andy, thanks for being with us will get more flowers later. Andy, thanks for being with us this thanks for being with us this morning, its been brilliant. I cant say the weather will be brilliant over the next few days but it will certainly change. Todays forecast is a colder one than we are used to but it will be quite warm across the south west of england. Temperatures are taking a tumble though. Yesterday in a way born it was almost 2a celsius but today its more likely to be eight or nine with a cool wind off the north sea and if you look at the Temperature Gradient Chart when you see blue, that is tempering telling you the temperature is going down and it will be cold and there is a blip on Easter Sunday but on Easter Monday, look at that blue across the uk, it will be windy as well. This morning there is a lot of cloud around and through the morning it will start to break across south wales in South West England and central and southern parts of england and also parts of the north. The rest of us the cloud will thin out at times but we will hang on to more cloud with temperatures ranging from eight in the north to 18 in the south but cold along the north sea coast with the onshore flow. Through the evening and overnight, central and eastern areas hang onto the cloud and northern scotland will have cloud as well producing drizzle at times but for the rest of us under clear skies it will be cold with temperatures dipping to just below or above freezing but in the sheltered glens, as low as 3 or four, so a sharp frost for parts of scotland. Tomorrow we will still have the keen Easterly Wind coming in from the north sea bringing in a lot of cloud with it so its the Western Areas that will see the best of any sunshine and like today, some of any sunshine and like today, some of the cloud will thin and break and it will brighten up but by tomorrow it will brighten up but by tomorrow it will brighten up but by tomorrow it will be colder for all of us, evenin it will be colder for all of us, even in the south west but we are holding on to higher temperatures today. As we head into saturday, it is a North And South split and in the north there will be sunshine around in scotland and Northern Ireland but for england and wales there will be more cloud and some of that will break and brighten up a touch but it is still going to feel cold and into the rest of the Easter Weekend it turns colder and by Easter Monday it will be cold enough for snow, especially on the hills but even as far south as southern parts of england and you will feel it. It will feel better on Easter Monday. Talk about ending on a high note. I know, i dont make the weather. But i would like to wish everybody a happy easter. I would like to wish everybody a happy easter i would like to wish everybody a happy easter. You say that, but i know the truth. Happy easter. You say that, but i know the truth. Carol, happy easter. You say that, but i know the truth. Carol, happy happy easter. You say that, but i i know the truth. Carol, happy easter to you as well. See you soon. There are questions about how much we in society talk about grief and how comfortable we are in talking about it more generally. I think most people would agree not enough, and its always difficult when you are approaching a loved one, friend who is experiencing loss. When his partner david died in 2019 the reverend Richard Coles found himself alone for the first time in 12 years. Now richards written a book about his grief in the hope it might help others going through a similar experience. Hejoins us now. Richard, very good morning to you. Good morning. Richard, very good morning to you. Good morning richard, very good morning to you. Good morning. What you have done here is you good morning. What you have done here is you have good morning. What you have done here is you have put good morning. What you have done here is you have put it good morning. What you have done here is you have put it all good morning. What you have done here is you have put it all out i here is you have put it all out there. You have put it all out there and for people who are not familiar with the story, you suffered a bereavement and lost your partner, david, and this story takes us into everything that you went through. Yes, there are locks of books about grief, self help books that try to help you through the process but when it happened to me what i wanted was to find out what it was like in the best encounters i had in the immediate aftermath of davids death was with other widows because there could be pragmatic, hard won knowledge and that is what really helped me, so i decided to write down what was happening to me right in the thick of it from david being taken into hospital through to his death and his funeral. That is probably to give people a sense of the context of that but also because as a bereavement specialist, as someone who walks alongside the bereaved in my professional life all the time, i think it is someone something we have exported beyond the edges of our daily concerns and experiences and that is a shame because it is the one fate we are all going to share and in terms of bereavement, if youre lucky enough to share your life with someone who loves you, the chances are 50 it will happen to you so its important we get on terms again with death, bereavement and grief. Its we get on terms again with death, bereavement and grief. Bereavement and grief. Its really interesting. Bereavement and grief. Its really interesting, because bereavement and grief. Its really interesting, because you bereavement and grief. Its really interesting, because you say i bereavement and grief. Its really interesting, because you say you | interesting, because you say you spend time helping people who are grieving. What did you learn that you perhaps wish you had known when you perhaps wish you had known when you were talking to people, and by no means am i suggesting you offered meaningless platitudes, but you knew what you had to do but i think when it affects you so much you learn something else. It affects you so much you learn something else. Yes, i think the most important something else. Yes, i think the most important lesson something else. Yes, i think the most important lesson i something else. Yes, i think the most important lesson i learned| something else. Yes, i think the l most important lesson i learned is that you go bananas. I called the book the madness of grief but it is like being gripped by a sudden madness that comes upon you and it is almost a disruption of your daily pattern, so after david died and i went to the co op to get bread and milk because id been in hospital forfour days milk because id been in hospital for four days with milk because id been in hospital forfour days with his milk because id been in hospital for four days with his family and i went in and came out with three types of parmesan and what i thought i was doing, i dont know. I took the dogs for a walk that day and when i got home i realised i hadnt taken them with me so i had to go back and find them. There is that sort of thing. But i think a bereavement is like a depth charge that goes for and all sorts of stuff lays up to the surface and the compass by which you regulate your life spins and you are really not fit for purpose for a while and one of the issues is that one of the people people want to master grief, but you dont master grief, grief, but you dont master grief, grief masters you. Its one of those things you have to let happen. Isnt things you have to let happen. Isnt there that fear things you have to let happen. Isnt there that fear when things you have to let happen. Isnt there that fear when it seems like a spiral, when you lose someone or something that has touched your life in such a way and you feel it has been wrenched away society almost tells us that you cannot spiral out of control and you have to keep it together. You can have a couple of weeks of grief and then you have to get back to normal. Did you feel that . , ~ that . Yes, i did. It we mocked the victorians that . Yes, i did. It we mocked the victorians for that . Yes, i did. It we mocked the victorians for their that . Yes, i did. It we mocked the victorians for their elaborate i victorians for their elaborate rituals of grief and i saw on ebay the other day there was a ear trumpet for morning i was tempted to get, but there was having black borders on your calling cards and it seems absurd but they knew something we dont because their experience of death was everyday and i think you do need to mark, to be marked out as something. Here is a simple thing i learned. Never be impatient with someone at a hospital car park pay station because they might be fiddling with their chains and might have forgotten their Registration Number is because they might be having the worst day of their life and it behoves us to give people a bit of room and respect and a bit of dignity because its a very, very tough experience. Dignity because its a very, very tough experience. Richard, ifi may sa so, tough experience. Richard, ifi may say so. There tough experience. Richard, ifi may say so. There is tough experience. Richard, ifi may say so, there is a tough experience. Richard, ifi may say so, there is a rich tough experience. Richard, ifi may say so, there is a rich vein tough experience. Richard, ifi may say so, there is a rich vein of tough experience. Richard, ifi may say so, there is a rich vein of your. Say so, there is a rich vein of your humour running through this book and it kind of pops up sometimes at the time you least expect it. I dont know if you mind recounting one incident, and i think you were in the hospital and david is very, very ill and you take a moment to go to the coffee shop and people recognise you and you, i imagine, you are in some kind of despair, not knowing what is going on and then people are coming up and wanting to say hello. I was white with shock and david had literally just i was white with shock and david had literallyjust been admitted to a e and i had blood stains on me and i was shaking because i realised he was shaking because i realised he was going into theatre and might not survive and all of a sudden some, oh, do estate world, its the strictly vicar and then i had to do selfies with people and id got the worst news of my life but i went into autopilot and did the thumbs up and i wonder if in those pictures people notice i am white and also bloodstained, but that was a pretty gruesome moment. Other widows are great, the day david died i went to buy some posh hand cream for the nurses because that is what nurses want, not chocolates, and davids death had been on the news and she took my hand and said im so sorry and tears came to my eyes and she hugged me and said its all right. And i said, what do i need to know . And i said, what do i need to know . And she thought for a moment and said no one will ever be as nice to you again as they are now, so make the most of it. You again as they are now, so make the most of it the most of it. There is always the touchin the most of it. There is always the touching nature the most of it. There is always the touching nature of the most of it. There is always the touching nature of strangers. I the most of it. There is always the touching nature of strangers. We i the most of it. There is always the i touching nature of strangers. We are seeing pictures of you and david angie know what tv is like, we have got a hard out in a0 seconds. Do you want to have 30 seconds to let the world know who he was . Want to have 30 seconds to let the world know who he was . David was Wonderful World know who he was . David was wonderful he world know who he was . David was wonderful. He came world know who he was . David was wonderful. He came from world know who he was . David was i wonderful. He came from manchester, a working class background and became a nurse and then he reinvented himself like so many gay men of his and generation do. Lived in america, south africa, france, came back to england, met me, made me, much to my surprise, extremely happy and david was also an addiction to alcohol and in the end it overwhelmed him and that was the cause of his death but he made my life immeasurably richer than it would have been otherwise, completely as a surprise and i wouldnt have missed anything of it out and its a wonderful thing. And what ive been going through in the pastis what ive been going through in the past is terrible but i stand up and i face forward and i past is terrible but i stand up and iface forward and i give past is terrible but i stand up and i face forward and i give thanks for everything that he gave to me. Richard, lovely to talk to you this morning and a lot of people will get enormous benefit from your book and it takes you on a roller coaster ride, so thank you. And it is lovely to see you. Ride, so thank you. And it is lovely to see you reverend Richard Coles book is called the madness of grief a memoir of love and loss. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Its 8. 59. Hello, welcome to bbc news. Im victoria derbyshire, here are the headlines this thursday morning. Borisjohnsons Senior Adviser on ethnic minorities is leaving his role after earlier this year complaining of unbearable tension within downing street. A new Nspcc Helpline has just gone live, offering advice and support after thousands of allegations of Sexual Harassment and abuse in schools. Fewer than one in five people ask for a covid test if they have symptoms, and few follow self isolation rules thats according to a new study. 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