The Prime Minister Boris Johnson will lead tributes later to Prince Philip, as parliament is recalled a day earlier than planned after the easter break. Well wishes continue to pour in from around the world, with all of the Duke Of Edinburghs children speaking about their father over the weekend. With more, heres our royal correspondent daniela relph. It will be a week of reflection here in windsor as the town prepares for the Duke Of Edinburghs funeral. Over the weekend, his children attended church in Windsor Great Park and spoke personally of the grief and loss. Its and spoke personally of the grief and loss. And spoke personally of the grief and loss. Its very, very sad but i grief and loss. Its very, very sad but i have grief and loss. Its very, very sad but i have to grief and loss. Its very, very sad but i have to say grief and loss. Its very, very sad but i have to say that. Grief and loss. 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Iie countess also spoke to surprised some people. Ii2 countess also spoke to a surprised some people. Ii2 countess also spoke to a state renew the duke. She told them her death his death had been very peaceful and said it was as if someone had taken him by the hand and off he went. Princess and paid her own tribute, releasing this photo of her and herfather at tribute, releasing this photo of her and her father at the London Olympics in 2012. Of his death, she said the family focus is now on protecting and supporting the queen as she mourns. Her son Prince Andrew said after 73 years of marriage, she felt there was now a huge void in her life. Daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. Lets get some of the days other news. Germany has drafted legislation that would shift the power to impose covid 19 restrictions to the federal government from regional leaders to combat a surge in infections. Another 13,000 infections were confirmed on sunday, ringing the total number past 3 million since the pandemic began. It could be implemented as soon as friday of this week. Elections in peru have been dominated by the pandemic. None of the 16 candidates will win on first round votes, so the two leading candidates will now face a run off when results are announced. Voting is mandatory in the country and its expected that as many as 15 of the electorate failed to fill in their voting slips in protest at the governments handling of the pandemic. The former Prime Minister David Cameron says he has important lessons to learn over his lobbying work on behalf of a financial firm. It follows weeks of criticism that he contacted ministers about greensill capital. He insists he did not break any rules, but accepts he should have gone through only the most formal of channels. England takes its next step in easing Lockdown Restrictions today. All non essential shops, gyms, and Close Contact Services like hairdressers can reopen. Pubs and restaurants can also welcome customers back, but only in outdoor settings. Rules have also been relaxed in other parts of the uk, as Aruna Iyengar reports. Opening its doors at midnight, regulars at this Huddersfield Pub have been waiting for this moment for months. Pub have been waiting for this moment for months. What moment for months. Cheers what used to be moment for months. Cheers what used to be taken moment for months. Cheers what used to be taken for moment for months. Cheers what used to be taken for granted moment for months. Cheers what used to be taken for granted is used to be taken for granted is now a luxury to be savoured. Drinking could only take place outdoors, so was the chilly weather a put off . It outdoors, so was the chilly weather a put off . Weather a put off . It was snowing weather a put off . It was snowing earlier weather a put off . 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In wealth, non essential shop can reopen today but it will be a few more weeks until pubs can do the same. Travel restrictions across the border have been eased and most children are back in school. And in scotland, most children will return to school unless they are shielding. Some are still closed for easter holidays. In Northern Ireland all children are back in school. The stay at home as it is being relaxed and up to ten people from two households can meet in a private garden. In a statement, Prime Minister Boris Johnson struck a cautious tone. He said but there is no stopping the enthusiasm of Pub Landlords as they prepare to pull points. This pub in bexleyheath applied for a temporary license to open at midnight. I for a temporary license to open at midnight for a temporary license to open at midnight. I think weve come throu~h at midnight. I think weve come through the at midnight. I think weve come through the woods at midnight. I think weve come through the woods so at midnight. I think weve come through the woods so im at midnight. I think weve comel through the woods so im hoping that this is sort of a rebirth almost and that we are open now for the foreseeable. The almost and that we are open now for the foreseeable. For the foreseeable. The next bi date for the foreseeable. The next big date for for the foreseeable. The next big date for hospitality for the foreseeable. The next big date for hospitality will i big date for hospitality will be may 17, when hopefully customers will be able to enjoy a meal and a drink indoors. Aruna iyengar, bbc news. Later in the business coverage i will be speaking to the British Retail Consortium to get a sense from them how prepare the high street is for today and the weeks ahead. Local officials have sacked one of the policemen being sued by a black Us Army Lieutenant after two officers pointed their guns and pepper sprayed him during a traffic stop. Lieutenant Caron Nazario alleges violations to his constitutional rights, including assault, illegal search and detention. In a statement, the Town Of Windsor in virginia says it dismissed officerJoe Gutierrez after an internal investigation. The bbc� s tim allman reports. Yells get out of the car, now yells open the door, get out of the car i guns drawn and tensions high, two Police Officers approach a parked car at a Petrol Station in the us state of virginia. You received an order obey it they flagged the vehicle down, they say, for failing to display license plates. This deemed a high risk stop. Get out of the car get out, now in the drivers seat, wearing his uniform, is Army Second Lieutenant Caron Nazario. Now whats going on . Get out of the car, now officers Joe Gutierrez and Daniel Crocker repeatedly called for him to get out of the vehicle. Lieutenant nazario repeatedly asks why hes been stopped. I didnt do anything. Back up. 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They added they were saddened that an incident like this had cast their community in a negative light. Tim allman, bbc news. Tropical cyclone seroja has ripped across a 1,000 Kilometre Stretch of Western Australia, leaving a trail of damage and almost wiping out one holiday town. Courtney bembridge has the story. This is the moment the storm made landfall in Western Australias mid west region. It brought heavy rain and wind gusts of up to 170 kilometres an hour, winds so strong they ripped the roofs of houses, right down power lines and left a path of the brief. Some residents said they had to hide in cupboards after their walls were blown in. Thousands of homes are still without power. And this is what the town of kalbarri looks like today. Just extraordinary. I kalbarri looks like today. Just extraordinary. 7096 i kalbarri looks like today. Just extraordinary. 7096 of i kalbarri looks like today. Just extraordinary. 7096 of the i kalbarri looks like today. 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And as for her sporting legacy, Paula Radcliffes competitors will be chasing her new world best time for years to come. Shouting. Quite quietly but quicker and quicker, she seemed tojust slide away under the surface and disappear. This is bbc news. The latest headlines the british Prime Minister will lead tributes to Prince Philip in the commons as parliaments recalled a day earlier after the easter break. Lets return to our top story, because the people of malta have been mourning the death of the Duke Of Edinburgh. It was the dukes home for two years when he and his then princess wife were posted there as a young naval officer in 1949. It marked the start of a special bond with the country. 70 years on, Prince Philip remains deep in the affections of many maltese, as our europe correspondent nick beake has been discovering. Young royals fell in love with the majesty of malta 70 years ago. And the feeling was mutual. Today, this once british island is remembering the prince. 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The dust cloud even reached the neighbouring island of barbados, and visibility in some places is extremely limited. St vincent has closed its airspace and travel across the wider caribbean has been affected with many thousands left stranded. I came over here for my mothers funeral. Last minute, ourflights were cancelled. Weve tried to get through to the embassy, weve had no luck in getting through. Weve had our pre travel covid tests. Weve been told to travel again, we have to have a new covid test within the 72 hours before we travel to the uk. Where we can get these done in this current time, i genuinely dont know. We just dont have a clue. Following the first initial explosion, there has been a series of smaller eruptions over the past 48 hours. The question being posed to scientists is how long could this go on for . Its very difficult to say. The eruption in 1979 lasted a few months and the eruption in 1902 lasted ten months, although not continuously, so i expect well see quiet periods and then periods where theres perhaps explosions occurring again, which are going to produce more ash which will spread across the island. Although la soufriere is the most active volcano in the eastern caribbean, it has only erupted five times over the past 300 years. Islanders know they are living through a moment of history but the only aim of residents and authorities alike is to come through it with no loss of life. Will grant, bbc news. Now its time for the latest sport from the bbc sports centre. Hello there, im Gavin Ramjaun and this is the latest from the bbc sports centre. Hideki matsuyama has become the first japanese winner of the major after a tense final round at augusta in the masters on sunday. The 29 year old held his nerve, to finish with a 73, 10 under for the tournament. There were some wobbles five bogey� s, including on the 18th, saw his overnight lead cut. He finished one shot ahead of american will zalatoris. A momentous day for matsuyama though, claiming this years coveted green jacket. Inter milan are 11 points clear at the top of italys serie a after a 1 0 win over cagliari. A late goal from former Manchester United full back Matteo Darmian made it 11 wins in a row. Inter need just 16 points from their last eight games to win Theirfirst League Title since 2010. Manchester united have cut manchester citys lead at the top of the English Premier League to 11 points, after a convincing win over tottenham. Edinson cavani inspired uniteds stunning second half performance. Son heung min had given the hosts the lead, but it was a somewhat ill tempered match. After the 3 1victory, the united manager, claiming the forward conned the referee for his part in a disallowed first half goalfor united. 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But from me, Gavin Ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, well see you next time. Thanks to gavin and the team. Sonya clark is an artist who uses textiles, human hair, and other unlikely objects to explore race, racism and american history. Her work points out the politicization of black hair and calls attention to the roots of racial injustice. Her first major career survey, tatter, bristle, and mend, is on display at the National Museum of women in the arts in Washington Dc which has been extended throuthune 27. I work with hair because i think that is is one of the ways we can conjure our ancestors. It is the fibre that we grow but in it is also our dna of that is to say it is a repository of all those who have come before us, so all your great, great grandfathers and grandmothers and everybody beyond is in a strand of hair. Unravelling is a piece that i first started in 2015 which was 150th anniversary of the end of the civil war. And the first time i performed the piece was in a gallery in new york. I invited people tojoin me, shoulder to shoulder, to just with our hands unravel this contentious assemble. The confederate battle flag. So it takes a fair amount of work to unravel it. And for some people Thatis Unravel it. And for some people that is incredibly frustrating. Theyjust that is incredibly frustrating. They just wanted to that is incredibly frustrating. Theyjust wanted to be over, they want to rip it down, shredded up. We all know class but we actually dont understand its structure and how difficult it is to undo it. And that is a little bit like White Supremacy in this nation. Like, it is all around us and yet the undoing of it is something that takes attention and time and diligence and i would also say solidarity. So of course my work is political but it is not only political. If someone only sees it as political then that flattens something about the work. My work also celebrates culture, it calls out injustice, celebrates humanity, it is personal, it is collect live. There are lots of things, hopefully, in the work. There is this great quote by paul robeson but the artist must make a choice whether to fight for freedom of slavery, make a choice whether to fight forfreedom of slavery, and make a choice whether to fight for freedom of slavery, and the point is that i have no choice. As a black woman in america, my life depends on this Nation Reckoning with its injustices. But more than that, it is not just personal. If the United States of america doesnt fulfil its promise of a multiracial democracy, it will undo itself. The Film Nomadland was the big winner at the bafta awards, which were held without an audience due to covid restrictions. That meant the winners accepted the awards via zoom, well the winners that decided to turn up, as our entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson explains. 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But a word of warning, the last six films who have one at the baftas have failed to repeat at the oscars. I wonder if ransom met Francis Mcdonald will bother to show up. I will be talking to the British Retail Consortium about shops reopening. With Lockdown Restrictions being eased in england. To what extent is the high street ready and how is it coping . That and a moment. Hello there. Generally speaking, it looks like monday should be a drier day, and temperatures may be a little higher than they were over the weekend. It certainly was a cold weekend, and we had widespread wintry showers developing, even had some snow here for a while in greater london. A lot of those wintry showers are fading away, but we still have cold air across the uk. High pressure towards the south west and running around the top of it, this weak Weather Front has been bringing some damp weather into Northern Ireland, thats pushing into parts of wales and southern england. There could briefly be a little bit of sleet and snow as we run into the colder air. And we start monday with a widespread frost, perhaps some icy patches. Lowest temperatures in scotland and northern england, where we have the clearer skies. Maybe still some damp weather, a bit of rain or wintering us across parts of wales will soon move into southern england. That doesnt last long, cloud breaks, sunshine comes through, were left with the odd shower. Most of the showers will filter into Western Parts of Northern Ireland, much of scotland, northern, eastern england, and the midlands having a dry day, much better day than it was on sunday with some sunshine and as a result, temperatures will be a couple degrees higher, as well. Still cold and those temperatures will fall away quickly into the evening with those clearer skies, most places ending the day fine and dry. High pressure is building in across the uk for tuesday. You think of High Pressure, you think dry weather and for most places, it will be, but not quite everywhere. Starts cold and therell be a frost around. The sunshine coming through, some cloud developing especially in the west, maybe bringing a few showers into Northern Ireland, south Western Parts of scotland, wales, and Western Areas of england. The distribution of showers does keep changing a bit, but it does look drier towards eastern areas, and more parts of the country will see temperatures in double figures. Now we still have High Pressure in charge as we move into wednesday. Things look a little different yes, itll start cold, there may well be a frost around, as well, and after a sunny start, cloud will tend to build up. But this time, itll probably spread out a bit more, there wont be the depth of cloud, so were unlikely to see many, if any showers around, and those temperatures in Western Areas could hit 13 14 celsius. Its fairly quiet weather over the weekend, there wont be much rain around, many places will be dry. But itll still be cold not quite as cold as it was over the weekend, mind you, but theres still a risk of frost overnight. Goodbye. This is bbc news with the latest Business Headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Open for business from today, thousands of shops across england reopen after being closed since december. The British Retail Consortium tells us how the high street is coping. Chinese regulators hit alibaba with a record fine, accusing the Worlds Largest online retailer of abusing its strong position. Leading tech bosses put their chips on the table as they meet with the Biden Administration to tackle a Global Semiconductor shortage