Protest against their owners outside the ground, before watching their Team Win under their new interim head coach. Marcus rashford turns masterchef. We Catch Up with the footballer after he teamed up with Celebrity Chef Tom kerridge to create cheap, healthy family meals. If i could literally go back as a kid, this is the Thing Id have learned to do. As well as do what i was doing with my football and stuff, when i went home, i would have loved to have been able to sit down and just learn to cook. Good morning. It is a cold and frosty start to the day to day, but for many of us there will be sunny spells. A few cloudy spells in the north of scotland could be producing showers and it will be breezy around the English Channel. Details in ten minutes. Its thursday april 22nd. Our top story. Borisjohnson will Today Urge World leaders to preserve our planet for generations to come. Hell tell a virtual summit, hosted by us president joe biden, that 2021 must be the year countries Get Serious about stopping Climate Change. 0ur chief environment correspondent, Justin Rowlatt reports. John kerry, President Bidens climate envoy, has been elbow bumping his way around the world in the past few weeks as part of the us� s effort to raise global ambition on the climate issue. Well work together to address the Climate Crisis. This week, the uk announced it planned to make even more aggressive emissions cuts, and to kickstart the talks, were anticipating the us president would do the same. Mr biden is expected to say the us will make a 50 cut in emissions by The End of the decade, and go to net zero by 2050. That means cutting emissions as much as possible and capturing those that cant be prevented by Planting Trees or through engineering solutions. The uk says the world is moving on the climate issue. When we were announced as the Cop26 President , less than 30 of the World Economy was covered by a net zero target. We are now at 70 so we have seen some progress. What we now need to do is to get more progress in terms of near Term Emission Reduction targets to 2030. But, as Greta Thunberg says, Setting Targets is easy. Delivering on them is much harder. Of course its a step in the right direction, but if only it was so simple that we could just invest and put money in things and that would solve the problem. Of course, that will be required as well but it will take so much more than that. We need to be realistic and see the whole picture. The idea of the meeting today, which is being hosted virtually from washington, is to get big emitting nations to raise their game on climate. What is needed at glasgow in november is to get them to commit to policies that really will deliver Carbon Cuts that can keep Climate Change within manageable limits. Justin rowlatt, Bbc News. Friends and family have gathered for the wake of the 20 year old black man, daunte wright, who was shot dead by police near minneapolis. His funeral will take place later. It comes after the us Justice Department announced a federal investigation into the Citys Police Department following the conviction of a white former Police Officer for the murder of George Floyd. His death sparked national outrage, and calls for police reform. David willis reports. In the city where George Floyd took his final breath, they are mourning the death of another unarmed black man killed by local police. In minneapolis, mourners gathered to pay their respects to daunte wright, who died just a few miles from where George Floyds Murder Trial was taking place, also at the hands of a white Police Officer. Body Camera Footage of the incidentjust over a week ago shows that as one officer attempted to put Mr Wright in handcuffs, he broke free, only for a fellow officer to shoot him as the car pulled away. The local Police Chief said the second officer mistook her taser for a gun. We find the defendant guilty. The sight of former Police Officer Derek Chauvin being locked in handcuffs has been hailed as a milestone in the struggle for racial equality in this country. But convicting George Floyds killer is one thing. Rooting out systemic racism in the police force, another matter entirely. Nonetheless, the us Attorney General is keen to get going, starting with a federal investigation into Policing Practices In The City of minneapolis. The investigation i am announcing today will assess whether the minneapolis Police Department engages in a Pattern Or Practice of using excessive force, including during protests. The problem, though, is nationwide, and many believe the challenge for civil rights activists keeping the conversation going until meaningful change has taken place. David willis, Bbc News, los angeles. Labour is calling for a thorough investigation into the prime Ministers Text messages with the businessman, sirjames dyson, who was asked to make ventilators early in the coronavirus crisis. It wants a committee of mps to examine the exchanges, claiming borisjohnson was attempting to selectively target Tax Breaks for a politicalfriend. Mrjohnson has insisted he was right to move Heaven And Earth to secure ventilators. India is being devastated by a second wave of covid, which the countrys Prime Minister has called a coronavirus storm. In the past 2a hours, almost 300,000 new cases were reported the biggest daily rise in any country and more than 2,000 people died. Officials said hospitals across india were at breaking point. The Brit Awards will go ahead with a live audience next month, as part of the Governments Research into how large scale events can reopen safely in the pandemic. The ceremony will take place in front of 4000 people inside Londons O2 Arena on may the 11th. 0ur Entertainment Correspondent Colin Paterson has more. Can you imagine . Just the feeling of bein back can you imagine . Just the feeling of being back in can you imagine . Just the feeling of being back in a can you imagine . Just the feeling of being back in a venue. Can you imagine . Just the feeling of being back in a venue. It can you imagine . Just the feeling of being back in a venue. It is can you imagine . Just the feeling of being back in a venue. It is going. Being back in a venue. It is going to be very. Being back in a venue. It is going to be very. Very being back in a venue. It is going to be very, very different. 0ur Entertainment Correspondent Colin Paterson has more. I was getting kind of used to being someone you loved but now the day bleeds Lewis Capaldi At Last Years Brit awards at Londons O2 Arena. When the 2021 event happens next month at the same venue, an audience of 4000 people will be allowed in to watch the likes of dua lipa. Keep on dancing, lets get physical we lasted two months and Arlo Parks perform. Hold my hand in public 2,500 tickets will be given to Front Line key workers from the Greater London area. The ballot for these open at midday today. The ceremony is the first major indoor Music Events to become a designated government test event. Those in the crowd will not have to socially distance or wear a mask once in the venue, but will have to provide a negative lateral Flow Test to be allowed in. They will also be asked to take a test afterwards for research purposes. This will be the first Music Show at the 02 for more than a year. Colin paterson, Bbc News. Driving tests in england and wales Resume Today after they were suspended in late december due to the pandemic. Lessons began ten days ago, to give learners a chance to practice. 0ur Transport Correspondent Caroline Davies reports. Sometimes, it takes a few attempts before things line up. But Learner Drivers have rarely had to wait this long to get a test. Ive had my test cancelled i think eight times by this point, but ive kind of lost count. I live quite literally in the middle of nowhere with the nearest Bus Station being about a mile or two away. Its almost impossible to get around or go anywhere without asking someone else to give me a lift. The last Car Driving Tests for non key workers was before christmas. The delay has had an impact on instructors as well, many of whom who have not been able to work. You still have overheads to cover for the cars, youve got to pay for the cars and the insurance and all that sort of stuff. And also, its been very frustrating for a lot of the pupils that we teach. Effectively, its three and a half, four months since theyve last been in a car. And to have that break when youre a fairly inexperienced driver is quite difficult for a lot of them. But the wait is almost over. There are currently over 400,000 people waiting for a Car Test in britain. More examiners are now working weekends, extra people have been recruited, and some have been brought back out of retirement. Even the boss is now taking some of the tests. Waiting time varies around the country because it depends on how many people are in the queue, and how many examiners we have in any given location. So it can vary quite a bit. I think the key thing that is that we will add more Test Appointments each week as time moves on. No one knows how long it will take to clear the backlog so l plates may need to stay on far longer than many would like. Caroline davies, Bbc News. How many times for you . Three. I was sor all how many times for you . Three. I was sorry all the how many times for you . Three. I was sorry all the best how many times for you . Three. 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Good morning, very well, thank you it is lovely weather this morning, set fair, some of us have a frost, in aberdeenshire, 5 3. So if you are heading out, it is a cold start to the day. But as naga mentioned, it is going to be strong sunshine for most of us and mostly dry. They could be the Odd Shower in the shetlands, though. A bit more cloud turning the Sunshine Hazy in Central Scotland through the day but apart from that, a lot of sunshine. Breezy in the English Channel and coastlines adjacent to it, gusting to 40 miles an hour. But inland, the breezes are light. It will feel cool along the North Sea coastline. Higher temperatures will be 16 to 17, may be 18 in the west. This evening and overnight, still clear skies, it will be cold. Temperature falling away quite rapidly. Cloud across the far north of scotland, and quite breezy across the English Channel. These are our temperatures, 1 channel. These are our temperatures, 1 in norwich, three in level. As we head into the weekend, we remain with a lot of settled conditions. A lot of sunshine around. These are our temperatures. Lot of sunshine around. These are ourtemperatures. In lot of sunshine around. These are our temperatures. In glasgow on friday, we could hit 19, as we could across North West england. By sunday, temperatures are slipping a little bit. The average at this time of year is 11 to 15 degrees, north to south. Worth mentioning that the Pollen Level Today will be high, particularly out towards the west. Those Pollen Levels have crept in but i will take it with The Sunshine. Thank you so much. Pleasure. Have you used one of these recently . Landline telephones. It turns out more and more of us are ditching them and those of us that do have one are not using it for calls or not picking up at all. 80 of all Uk Households still have a landline. Thats 22 Million connections. But thats down a lot from the Landlines Peak at the turn of the century when 95 of us had one. But, are we using them for calls . For a lot of us theyre just necessary to get broadband. In fact a quarter of those homes that do have a landline dont have a handset attached to them. On average we spend just 35 minutes a week talking on the blower. But thats higher for older people. However, more than a fifth of us avoid answering altogether in order to get away from nuisance calls. Phone rings. Ill no. You get it. Hello . Its not that one. Hello . Its my mum. Yeah, yeah. While he does that, have a watch back at the Golden Age of the landline. Really . Really . The first receiver consisted of a bar of iron and wire. A rather crude affair with definite limitations. Definite limitations aside, the growth of telephone was astronomic. Just 50 years after Alexander Graham bells invention, there were more than 1. 5 million Phone Stations across the uk. Less popular was his suggestion we answer calls with ahoy, instead of. Hello, hello, operator . 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As weve been reporting this morning, dozens of World Leaders are convening for a virtual Climate Change summit today, hosted by the us president joe biden, in whats being seen as a crucial moment for the planet. President biden is expected to announce an ambitious plan to reduce us emissions, and sophie long has been speaking to an Ocean Community on the californian coast, who have seen and felt the impact of Climate Change. This Surprise Visit by a young White Shark to the cold waters of the central California Coast brought a clear message. Things are changing, fast. � ,. , clear message. Things are changing, fast. � ii clear message. Things are changing, fast. ~ ,. ,. , clear message. Things are changing, fast. � ,. ,. , fast. About 2014, we started to see uveniles fast. About 2014, we started to see juveniles in fast. About 2014, we started to see juveniles in monterey fast. About 2014, we started to see juveniles in Monterey Bay fast. 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While there are vocal on the water than anyone else. While there are vocal members on the water than anyone else. While there are vocal members of on the water than anyone else. While there are vocal members of this Ocean Community, others adopt a wait and see policy. What people feel passionately here is that if the oceans are properly protected, they can stop suffering from Climate Change, and start supplying more solutions to it. When it comes to global warming, the ocean and its inhabitants have literally been taking the heat. Which is fine for hardy generalists like jellyfish. They may be beautiful and important, but they are not good to eat. The united states no longer has a leader determined to go against the Flow And Environment issues. Now it is retaking its seat at the head of the summit table, people here are optimistic they will be able to leave an ocean in which future generations can prosper. Sophie lyon, Bbc News, Monterey Bay. George floyds death came to embody the struggle for racial justice and equality, and the conviction of white Police Officer Derek Chauvin for his murder has been hailed as a Landmark Moment in history. The biden administration has promised to tackle systemic problems of police abuse, and has launched an investigation into Policing Practices in minneapolis. Patrick ngwolo is a pastor in George Floyds home city of houston, and was also his friend. Hejoins us now. Patrick, welcome to Bbc Breakfast, good to have you with us this morning. You knew george, what was he like . ,. ,. ,. , morning. You knew george, what was he like . ,. ,. ,. ,. , he like . George was a gentle giant, he like . George was a gentle giant, he was hospitable, he like . George was a gentle giant, he was hospitable, the he like . George was a gentle giant, he was hospitable, the way he like . George was a gentle giant, he was hospitable, the way i he like . George was a gentle giant, he was hospitable, the way i was i he was hospitable, the way i was able to break in with our Ministry Efforts in his particular community, he was the gatekeeper. He let people know that we were safe and we were not going to do anything bad, or wrong to anybody. And he opened so many doors and so he was generous of heart, and even up until the week before his death, he was corresponding with people here in houston are letting them know, encouraging them, and then ironically, he told one of them that he would see them injune. And as you know, he passed May 26 in 2020. There is a lot of discussion about what this verdict means the many different people. It has been described as a collective sigh of relief. What does this verdict mean for you . Relief. What does this verdict mean for ou . , ~ relief. What does this verdict mean for ou . , ~. , for you . For me, i think on the todo list, for you . For me, i think on the todo list, the for you . 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I this verdict changes anything at all . , this verdict changes anything at all . ~ , this verdict changes anything at all . ~. ,. , this verdict changes anything at all . , , all . I think cases and controversies handle the cases all . I think cases and controversies handle the cases and all . I think cases and controversies handle the cases and controversiesj handle the cases and controversies at large. Social policies is something that a country and its legislature have to grapple with. And one of the issues i think that we have got to grapple with is the fact that this country was built on a Fault Line of systemic racism, and its going to take courage for all its inhabitants to deal with that issue, and to sit down and come to the table. I dont know if we are there. It seems like the discourse is still divided about whether even this was a symptom. This killing, there is murder, was a symptom of systemic racism. There is murder, was a symptom of systemic racism. What also seems to be divided is systemic racism. What also seems to be divided is where systemic racism. What also seems to be divided is where you systemic racism. What also seems to be divided is where You Begin i systemic racism. What also seems to be divided is where You Begin to i be divided is where You Begin to tackle this issue of systemic racism. It is so prevalent, we are led to believe, that it is difficult to know where you should start. Where would you see the Work Beginning . Its where would you see the Work Beginning . Beginning . Its interesting, i think, You Beginning . Its interesting, i think, you know, beginning . Its interesting, i think, you know, sometime| beginning . Its interesting, i. Think, you know, sometime last beginning . Its interesting, i think, you know, sometime last year i wrote a letter to president trump, they asked me to have some input on it. The first thing i said is, we need to have a national dialogue on the issue. We cant even agree as to what is a systemic racism. Unless we can come to terms of what it is, and the country can really look itself in the mirror and say, hey, this is a problem that we all created, that we all face, rather, and some of us create, i dont know if we can get any traction as to what needs to be done next. I think a courageous conversation, a Courageous National Conversation, a Courageous National Conversation needs to happen. And conversation needs to happen. And liven this conversation needs to happen. And given this verdict, can a black man in america, who may encounter the police in the course of their daily life, feel safe . Life, feel safe . Well, its interesting life, feel safe . Well, its interesting you life, feel safe . Well, its interesting you say i life, feel safe . Well, its interesting you say that. | life, feel safe . Well, its interesting you say that. Because life, feel safe . Well, its interesting you say that. Because 15 minutes away, probably an hour before the that it was red, a young woman, 15 years old, was gunned down, and her name was makhia bryant. Untilwe down, and her name was makhia bryant. Until we deal with the fabric of systemic racism, the thread of one verdict is not going to achieve what we were looking for. It is good to have your thoughts this morning, thank you forjoining us. Patrick ngwolo, joining us live from houston in texas, lead pastor of the Resurrection Church in houston. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im victoria hollins. There are calls for the next mayor of london to make, and stick to a promise over more accessible transport in the capital. Campaigners say it benefits all londoners, but every London Mayor has promised and so far struggled to deliver on large scale plans to increase step free access on the tube. At the moment, only 81 out of 270 Tube Stations have step free access, but tfl says six more are planned to be completed this year. There have been so many promises made over the years by various successive mayors. And it is devastating when these deadlines are consistently pushed back, or scrapped entirely. This idea of accessibility being this kind of thing that you can stick on at The End because its a luxury or its nice to have, we need to change that way of thinking. Today is stephen Lawrence Day. It is exactly 28 years since the 18 year old was stabbed and killed in eltham. Stephen lawrence was murdered by a gang of racists in 1993. There are a series of virtual assemblies and talks and schools are encouraged to teach pupils about the importance of his legacy and how to challenge racism from an early age. And, Yoko Ono is launching a public artwork on billboards across the capital. The 88 year old Artists Message I Love You Earth is on display In Glasgow, liverpool, manchester and here in london. The billboards have been installed with serpentine galleries to mark Earth Day. It involves more than 60 artists, architects, poets, filmmakers, scientists, thinkers and designers, to respond to the environmental crisis. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Situation now. Theres a good service on the tubes this morning just minor delays on london overground. On the roads, in South West London in whitton, Lane 2 is closed for gas works in both directions on the a316 great Chertsey Road to and from the hospital bridge roundabout. There are temporary Traffic Lights and roadworks on A3 Kennington Park road, southbound at the junction with newington butts. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. So farapril good morning. So far april has been quite a chilly month, largely, but also a dry Month And Today is no exception. High pressure remains in charge, so we are waking up to clear skies again this morning. A chilly start, but plenty of sunshine and a gentle easterly breeze, so temperatures in the east a little Bit Cooler and the further west you are, we are looking at a maximum of 15 celsius. 0vernight Tonight we hang onto similar conditions, it is dry and the clear and the wind is light and the minimum temperature dropping down a very close to zero if not below, so dont be too surprised if you wake up to a bit of frost first thing on friday morning. Its another bright start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, similar conditions, dry but still underneath this rather cold air and that is going to stay with us through the week and the weekend as well. The sun at this time of year is pretty strong with Uv Levels at the high end of moderate and the Pollen Count is also high through this week. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and ben thompson. Coming up on breakfast this morning. Singer Songwriter Arlo parks will tell us about performing at next Months Brit awards where the 4,000 strong audience will be taking part in Covid Research to get us back to large scale events. Theyre so difficult to spot theyre known as the phantom of the mountains. Well hear about one documentary makers freezing Journey to find the elusive Snow Leopard in the wild. And Grease Is The Word for peter andre. Well talk to him as he prepares to go back on the tour when the musical returns to Uk Theatres this summer. As if he doesnt have enough on his plate with his School Meals campaign, now Marcus Rashford wants to get us all cooking from scratch in the kitchen. Hes teamed up with michelin starred Chef Tom Kerridge to show how nutritious food can be made on a budget, in the hope that nobody has to go to bed hungry. Hes been speaking to sally exclusively about the project. Oh, The Sun is coming back. Gorgeous, isnt it . Never get sun in the front garden. Im hoping youve seen that one. Stay, good boy. I remember coming to your house a year ago and asking for a cup of tea, and i can remember you looking around for all the bits and pieces to make a cup of tea, and would you say that maybe the kitchen has not always been your favourite place. Its not that its not my favourite place, its just that its not my most familiar environment, but since then im glad to say that ive been in there a bit more and learned a few more skills in there and, for me, itsjust been a Journey. And also, i suppose, a lot of it is about gaining confidence in the kitchen and then gaining Life Skills. Yeah, exactly. Thats the End Goal. The angle is for an 11 year old kid, if he moves out of his parents home, when hes 18 years old, 19 years old, he can know how to cook for himself and eat the right meals, those affordable meals and it will be one less thing he has to stress about because hes been doing it for five or six years already, and i always go to my experiences. Like, if i could literally go back as a kid this is something i would want to learn to as well as doing my football. When i went home, i would have loved to have been able to sit down and just learn to cook. So youve been cooking with tom kerridge. What are your favourite recipes so far . What have you learned . My favourite recipes, not to say that i liked the food, because i feel my food needs a lot of work on it, but my favourite but my favourite recipes to cook were hashbrowns and i would say the Stir Fry one. The chicken Stir Fry . Yes. We are doing the chicken Stir Fry on the programme with tom, so that is really good. Them two were my two favourites because ive never really ate hashbrowns but now i know the process of them, i probably would start eating them and then the Stir Fry, i always thought with Stir Fry because it looks like there is so much going on its going to be a nightmare to try and cook, but it was actually really fun. And how did it taste . It tasted all right. If i did it again, it would taste better because i put too much of the Peanut Butter Sauce in, and it wasnt as creamy as it should be. It sounds nice. It was all right. I think i gave it a seven out of ten or something. If i cooked it properly, it would be an eight. Did you have any disasters in the kitchen . Yeah. A lot. Go on. The first disaster was finding the equipment, because ijust didnt have a clue where anything was. Its like when you tried to make me a cup of tea. You couldnt find the kettle. Stop it, youre embarrassing me now. Sorry. But the first challenge was finding everything, and probably the second challenge was knowing which knives, for example, to use for which things because i didnt have a clue. I was using the wrong knives and then tom to help me and stuff. What he has done, which is quite clever, is for each recipe is different ways to cook it, so depending on the equipment you have at home, ill give you an example, he showed me an omelette he made in a kettle. How . I dont know. Its one of those things you never thought you could do it, but its to show people that even if people are struggling and they dont actually own pots and pans and stuff like that, there are still ways around it to make the meals that they like. One of the main reasons im doing it as well is to just show younger people that you are allowed to make mistakes. Its not The End of the world if you make a mistake. And ifeel like me going into something that was unknown to me in the past is just showing that he is out of his comfort zone, so why cant i try it . And how important is it to you that people are not stigmatised for using their healthy Start Vouchers, and how is that going to work . I feel like The View of people using the vouchers has changed a little bit. But it needs to change more, because people that are entitled to the Vouchers Arent using them because they are scared of what people are going to think about them which, in my eyes, is ridiculous. Wherever your Journey starts, people can start down there and start up there, but they can finish at the same point. Ive just always been brought up to look at people as the same, so hopefully people will finally see that it is fine to be in a struggling position, its about the next steps and how you are going to not struggle any more, and using the vouchers is one way of doing that. Youre going to start putting these recipes out online, arent you, but also in supermarkets. Why was that important . A lot of the people we are trying to reach they dont have access to things like Social Media and stuff like that, so the smartest way to do it was to make sure that they are in local supermarkets that people go to every day. We just wanted to make sure that we are hitting as many people and the right people as possible. When Marcus Rashford talks about School Meal vouchers, you listen to him, because you know he is experienced with that, and he is using his platform for good and i love the fact that he admits he is no good at cooking. And we should say that that interview that sally did with Marcus Rashford was recorded before the news of the european Super League being announced, but of course that is all over the place now. Good morning and all the focus is now on what happens to those clubs, and all the back pages are talking about what sanctions, punishments, if any should be handed out, specifically the owners and still fans are unhappy despite the apologies from a lot of the english clubs. Pl. Apologies from a lot of the english clubs. �. ,. ,. ,. , clubs. A lot of fans are ust thinking i clubs. A lot of fans are ust thinking those i clubs. A lot of fans are just thinking those apologies i clubs. A lot of fans are just i thinking those apologies were not sincere. They were literallyjust thinking those apologies were not sincere. They were literally just to tick a box, and say you didnt think about it in the first place and it took all of that noise for us. There was a lot of took all of that noise for us. There was a lot of hurt. Took all of that noise for us. There was a lot of hurt. We took all of that noise for us. There was a lot of hurt. We saw took all of that noise for us. There was a lot of hurt. We saw it i took all of that noise for us. There was a lot of hurt. We saw it at i was a lot of hurt. We saw it at spurs Last Night, fans were protesting despite the club pulling out and making the apology and still a long wait for the story to go. After the turbulent few days in english football, surrounding plans for a european Super League, two of the clubs who were part of the break away, returned to action with wins Last Night. Manchester city had to come from behind to beat Aston Villa 2 1 and now need just eight points to win the title englands Phil Foden continued his brilliant form with another goal before rodri, then headed city ahead. But Citys Night was marred as they had to survive the second half with ten men after a Var Check on this challenge, John Stones was sent off and will now miss Sundays Efl Cup final. Well earlier this week the city manager, Pep Guardiola said any Breakaway Competition Wouldnt be proper sport. After Last Nights match he was asked if his players, had been distracted by the Super League plans. After the game it doesnt look like it, after the game it doesnt look like it. So after the game it doesnt look like it. So we after the game it doesnt look like it, so we were focused and of Course Everybody it, so we were focused and of Course Everybody was concerned all around the World Everybody was concerned All Around The World and here, but the players were focused on the trained really well and were focused on the trained really well and they give another incredible performance. We are so close fans gathered outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before their match with southampton to protest against the spurs board. They were one of the six clubs lined up to take part in the european Super League, but in their statement pulling out of the Plans Spurs said they were sorry for any upset or anxiety caused. Fans held up banners protesting against Chairman Daniel Levy and the owners enic. There was good news for tottenham on the pitch though. After the club sacked Jose Mourinho this week, Ryan Mason took charge, and after his side, went behind, against southampton, Gareth Bale got spurs back on track, before they completed a 2 1win, with a late son penalty. Atjust 29, mason is the youngest, manager to take charge of a Premier League match, and they next play in the League Cup final On Sunday. So now, a swift and dramatic collapse over the last couple of days has seen the proposed european Super League go from 12 teams involved to just three. Spanish Giants Barcelona and Real Madrid, along with the italian side, juventus, have yet to formally pull out. So why have they not followed in the footsteps, of the other clubs, and distanced themselves from it . Spanish football writer, guillem balague, joins me now. Morning, so whats going on At Barca and real. They must have seen the condemnation of these plans around the football world. So why havent they pulled out too . Its like a party that the lights are on. Its like a party that the lights are on, and there are three guys theyre are on, and there are three guys theyre hoping for more people to come theyre hoping for more people to come in theyre hoping for more people to come in but to be honest its a party come in but to be honest its a party in come in but to be honest its a party in a come in but to be honest its a party in a luxurious palace. Remember, the financing of this was sorted remember, the financing of this was sorted and remember, the financing of this was sorted and it meant 4 Billion Euros for the sorted and it meant 4 Billion Euros for the People Who are going to take part, for the People Who are going to take part. So for the People Who are going to take part. So the for the People Who are going to take part, so the money would have arrived part, so the money would have arrived early on. Both barcelona, real Madrid And Juventus and ac milan. Real Madrid And Juventus and ac milan, according to the president of Real Madrid said they are still in it as well Real Madrid said they are still in it as well and in fact he said that 12 are it as well and in fact he said that 12 are because those that have announced they will leave, they will have to announced they will leave, they will have to pay announced they will leave, they will have to pay some vines they havent done have to pay some vines they havent done yet have to pay some vines they havent done yet. Especiallyjuventus, done yet. Especially juventus, barcelona done yet. Especiallyjuventus, barcelona and Real Madrid, they are in a difficult financial situation, so it in a difficult financial situation, so it was in a difficult financial situation, so it was definitely a way out for all of so it was definitely a way out for all of that so it was definitely a way out for all of that and surprisingly enough, the president ofjuventus, and Fiorentina Terrace tried to defend the competition again Last Night and he kept the competition again Last Night and he kept saying it was a way to save football he kept saying it was a way to save football he kept saying it was a way to save football parents. They still think football parents. They still think they football parents. They still think they can do it somehow. What does it say about think they can do it somehow. What does it say about what think they can do it somehow. What does it say about what a think they can do it somehow. Transit does it say about what a failure think they can do it somehow. Kwisgt does it say about what a failure of this competition would mean to this giant club like Real Madrid . Are theyin giant club like Real Madrid . Are they in that much trouble, that they could slowly slip down the Football Ladder and they are desperate to not believe it is dead . Believe it is dead . Quite clearly these are figures believe it is dead . Quite clearly these are figures given believe it is dead . Quite clearly these are figures given by i believe it is dead . Quite clearly these are figures given by the l these are figures given by the chairman these are figures given by the chairman of madrid, but also the one with the chairman of madrid, but also the one with the Big Chairman of madrid, but also the one with the big Idea And Vision about the super with the big Idea And Vision about the Super League. Hes talking that they expect to get 900 Million euros and basically they will get about 600, and basically they will get about 600. So and basically they will get about 600, so thats 300 Million Euros they will 600, so thats 300 Million Euros they will lose only this year and he thinks they will lose only this year and he thinks it they will lose only this year and he thinks it will get worse next season and funds thinks it will get worse next season and funds coming and all of the money and funds coming and all of the money that was invested in football comes money that was invested in football comes back, so its a bad situation for madrid comes back, so its a bad situation for madrid because they are rebuilding their stadium. For madrid because they are rebuilding theirstadium. It for madrid because they are rebuilding their stadium. It means they can rebuilding their stadium. It means they can still compete as they have players they can still compete as they have players to they can still compete as they have players to reduce the wages again, so the players to reduce the wages again, so the squad they have got has taken them to so the squad they have got has taken them to the so the squad they have got has taken them to the semifinals of the Champions League and they have the option Champions League and they have the option of Champions League and they have the option of winning the league but basically option of winning the league but basically the president and the other basically the president and the other president s are staying in the group other president s are staying in the group because even if its not in this Format Group because even if its not in this format they want to negotiate something that changes football. They agree that the Champions League is obsolete they agree that the Champions League is obsolete and the audience is changing is obsolete and the audience is changing and the money is there, more changing and the money is there, more money than they have had so far, more money than they have had so far. To more money than they have had so far, to actually keep fighting at the top far, to actually keep fighting at the top and to pay a lot of their debts the top and to pay a lot of their debts. ,. ,. ,. , debts. The Big Question for many now, debts. The Big Question for many now. Especially debts. The Big Question for many now, especially the debts. The Big Question for many now, especially the clubs i debts. The Big Question for many now, especially the clubs who i debts. The Big Question for many l now, especially the clubs who have pulled out is what sanctions and punishment should be imposed on the owners of clubs involved, so what is the feeling about this amongst fans . The biggest threat and the one that scared the biggest threat and the one that scared the the biggest threat and the one that scared the players and managers but especially scared the players and managers but especially the players is that they might especially the players is that they might not play in World Cup or european might not play in World Cup or european championships, but there was a european championships, but there was a precautionary lawsuit that Real Madrid put him in the Spanish Court Real Madrid put him in the Spanish Court which Real Madrid put him in the Spanish Court which gave them the right to start something new, so they felt legally start something new, so they felt legally they were backed, and from that point legally they were backed, and from that Point Of View they felt that nothing that Point Of View they felt that nothing else could happen in the Head Nothing else could happen in the head of nothing else could happen in the head of uefa said that there was a small head of uefa said that there was a small chance that Madrid And Chelsea would small chance that Madrid And Chelsea would be small chance that Madrid And Chelsea would be not allowed to play the semifinals of the Champions League and the semifinals of the Champions League and the madrid president reacted live on and the madrid president reacted live on radio and said that is not possible. Live on radio and said that is not possible, and it may not be possible but in possible, and it may not be possible but in the possible, and it may not be possible but in the future it will be, so as you can but in the future it will be, so as you can see but in the future it will be, so as you can see they felt they could take this you can see they felt they could take this step with the proviso that not much take this step with the proviso that not much will happen to them. We have to not much will happen to them. Have to leave not much will happen to them. Have to leave it there but i know the story goes on and on and there is more to debate. Thank you for your time this morning. So, on a limb, you would have to say, still clinging onto some hope that something can be rescued, but others and the duke of cambridge was saying yesterday that he thinks it could be a time for football to reset and address the inequality in things like players wages. May be that naive thinking, but it could be a chance to draw a line in the sand and hopefully save the game for the future. We will see, because it is about the fans as well. Future. We will see, because it is about the fans as well. Mike, Thank Ou Ve about the fans as well. Mike, thank you very much time to check in on what the weather is doing and carol has the details. Good morning. Good morning. A lovely start to the day for some of us. It is lovely, frosty, and as you can guess from that sentence alone it is also cold. In the highlands it is currently 6 and in manchester 1, the same in a way born, glasgow plus one, Northern Ireland 7 degrees in milford haven. The forecast is dry and we still have some strong sunshine and High Pressure is across the British Isles in the air moves around it in a clockwise direction it will be breezy across the English Channel in the South West of hingham with gus between 30 and 40 mph. You can see lovely Blue Skies from The Word Go across the country, a bit more cloud across the country, a bit more cloud across the country, a bit more cloud across the far north of scotland which could produce a shower in shetland and through the day there will be fair Weather Cloud turning the Sunshine Hazy across central and Southern Scotland. If you have an allergy to Tree Pollen, this might be good news. The levels are high across Northern Ireland, central and Southern Scotland and a lot of england and all of wales, so something to consider if you are heading out. Moderate in the southeast with an onshore breeze in the same across southern areas. The strength of the breeze, the average wind speed, so you can see its nothing to write home about apart from in the south and South West. Temperatures ranging from 14 in hole 216 In Glasgow up to 70 in cardiff. As we go overnight the temperatures will fall away quickly and it will be breezy across the English Channel and we still have this Cloud Toppling across the area of High Pressure, so where we have the cloud it will not be as cold and where we have the clear skies it will be, and once again it will be cold enough for a touch of frost. Here is the high Pressure Tomorrow and if anything has eked a little bit further east, not much, but a change in the Wind Direction out towards the west, so for Northern Ireland, wales and the South West it will be breezy tomorrow but still across the English Channel is gusting at 35 mph and after a cold and frosty start a lot of sunshine with patches of cloud here and there and potentially a little bit of drizzle coming out the cloud across the far north. Jeely if you are walking along the coast, particularly the South East but we still have temperatures of 15 in london, 17 in Birmingham And Cardiff and 19 In Glasgow and also in cumbria, so if you like it sunny, dry and warm, you are in for a treat and if you are crying out for rain, no significant rain in the forecast, certainly this week. Im im pleased about that. I know gardeners are, but i am pleased. Where was the gorgeous picture you started with from . It where was the gorgeous picture you started with from . Started with from . It was so pretty. It was started with from . It was so pretty. It was from started with from . It was so pretty. It was from a started with from . It was so pretty. It was from a little started with from . It was so pretty. It was from a little place started with from . It was so pretty. It was from a little place in started with from . It was so pretty. It was from a little place in west i it was from a little place in West London. ,. ,. , , london. 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It includes proposals to guarantee a job to everyone under the age of 25 in scotland, plus a promise to increase free childcare to 50 hours a week. The partys leader, anas sarwar, joins us now from glasgow. Good morning. Thank you forjoining us. Mr; good morning. Thank you for oining us. ~ ,. , good morning. Thank you for oining us. Y , have good morning. Thank you for oining us. Have You B good morning. Thank you forjoining us. Have you costed i good morning. Thank you forjoining| us. Have you costed up us. My pleasure. Have you costed up these ideas us. My pleasure. Have you costed up these ideas of us. My pleasure. Have you costed up these ideas of jobs us. My pleasure. Have you costed up these ideas of jobs for us. My pleasure. Have you costed up these ideas of jobs for everyone i us. My pleasure. Have you costed up these ideas of jobs for everyone and | these Ideas Ofjobs for everyone and various assistance . It is these ideas of jobs for everyone and various assistance . Various assistance . It is the [arc est various assistance . It is the largest and various assistance . It is the largest and most various assistance . It is the largest and most ambitious| various assistance . It is the i largest and most ambitious Job Creation Scheme in the history of the scottish Parliament And Cost £1. 2 billion and to get to 50 hours a week, we cant say we will get to it by The End of the next parliament but from the hours we get over the start of the parliament and over the course of the parliament we should have an incremental increase with an ambition for scotland to reach 50 hours a week at some point and we hopein hours a week at some point and we hope in the nearfuture, but 1. 2 billion for Thejob Hope in the nearfuture, but 1. 2 billion for the Job Creation Scheme and a much longer Term Project on childcare. And a much Longerterm Proect on childcare. ~. , , childcare. Where will that come from . It will childcare. Where will that come from . 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We have billions of pounds of unallocated recurring and non recurring spend available to the Scottish Budget this year and we believe it is right that we spend that money in the Here And Now on our national recovery, so you mention thejob our national recovery, so you mention the Job Creation Scheme, and the 1. 2 billion figure includes a skills benefit so people can get access to new skills and go back into employment and there are 600,000 people in scotland wondering when they will have a job to go back to and includes otherJob Creation Schemes for the long term unemployed and people with disabilities and we also want an nhs Restart Plan so we can Catch Up on the 7000 missing Cancer Diagnoses over the last year and half A Million missing Programme Visits that did not happen over the last year and invest in mental Health Services. At this very Moment England have to wait for a referral to the service and we have had 25,000 occasions in the last year during the pandemic where someone has picked up the phone to call the crisis mental Health Service and the call has gone unanswered so we want to Catch Up on the nhs, our Emergency Funding around education and also an emergencyJob Creation Scheme alongside our green credentials so we can focus on the national recovery and come through this most difficult of years, but through it Build A Fairer and stronger nation. That through it Build A Fairer and stronger nation. Through it Build A Fairer and stronger nation. At the moment Scottish Labour stronger nation. At the moment Scottish Labour is stronger nation. At the moment Scottish Labour is the stronger nation. At the moment Scottish Labour is the third i stronger nation. At the moment i Scottish Labour is the third biggest party in parliament with 23 msps. What is your target . Im party in parliament with 23 msps. 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I would be happy we won the election but im not going to i election but im not going to pretend we can win the election in two weeks time, although i would love it to happen, but its up to the scottish people and i am making the scottish people and i am making the case that we can choose something different and we dont have to go back to the old arguments and we dont have to go back to the settling of scores and instead we can focus on what unites our country and not what divides and focus on a national recovery and come through this period as a stronger, fairer nation. , this period as a stronger, fairer nation. , ~. ,. , nation. Talk to me about where Scottish Labour nation. Talk to me about where Scottish Labour stands nation. Talk to me about where Scottish Labour stands on i Scottish Labour stands on independence and where Keir Starmer stands on independence . Keir starmer said earlier this week that he would need to assess the situation when it comes to independence after the elections and you have said that she vehemently oppose the idea of independence. How is that sitting . To be clear, Keir Starmer with the same work here and we are saying that No One has voted in this election unless it was a postal vote that no vote has been counted, so we want to focus on a parliament that has the national recovery at its heart. I dont support independence and i dont support the referendum. I think scotland can choose something different and the reason i want scotland to chew something different is because coronavirus did not choose between yes and no on leave and remain in the aftermath will not make that choice and in the midst of a pandemic when 10,000 Of Ourfellow Scottish Midst of a pandemic when 10,000 of our fellow scottish citizens have lost their lives and 360,000 are on furlough, lets focus on the national recovery and get the country back on track and come through this as a better nation and then we can focus on the other arguments in the future and lets focus on the real issues facing people in scotland in the Here And Now. Do people in scotland in the Here And Now. Y. , people in scotland in the Here And Now. ,. ,. , now. Do you accept that many of Labours Traditional now. Do you accept that many of Labours Traditional supporters i now. Do you accept that many of Labours Traditional supporters do back independence, so how do you win confidence in them if you are so vehemently opposed to it . Iloathed confidence in them if you are so vehemently opposed to it . What im sa in to vehemently opposed to it . What im saying to people vehemently opposed to it . What im saying to people is vehemently opposed to it . What im saying to people is whether vehemently opposed to it . What im saying to people is whether you i vehemently opposed to it . What im saying to people is whether you are | saying to people is whether you are yes or no, whether you are leave or remain, im yes or no, whether you are leave or remain, im not presenting you with a Binary Choice and forcing you to pick a side and i think we should work together in the national interest to do a national recovery first. � , interest to do a national recovery first. � interest to do a national recovery first. ,. ,. , first. But by saying you are against independence first. But by saying you are against independence and first. But by saying you are against independence and your first. But by saying you are against independence and your heartland i independence and your Heartland Voters are pro independence, you are picking a side. I voters are proindependence, you are picking a side picking a side. I wouldnt say our Heartland Voters picking a side. I wouldnt say our Heartland Voters are picking a side. I wouldnt say our Heartland Voters are pro Heartland Voters are pro independence, i would say they have different views on independence over the last 20 years, but the point im making is that we cant come through this collective trauma of covid and go back to the old arguments. 0ur Go back to the old arguments. Our country may have been separated from our Loved Ones like never before in the course of the last year but we have come together as a country like never before. You have come together as a country like never before never before. You say these are old arguments never before. You say these are old arguments but never before. You say these are old arguments but that never before. You say these are old arguments but that is never before. You say these are old arguments but that is still never before. You say these are old arguments but that is still what i never before. You say these are old arguments but that is still what is l arguments but that is still what is being spoken about. I arguments but that is still what is being spoken about. Arguments but that is still what is being spoken about. I actually dont think what people being spoken about. I actually dont think what people are being spoken about. I actually dont think what people are worried i being spoken about. I actually dontj think what people are worried about in their homes right now is the date of another referendum. I think people at home now will worry about keeping their loved one saves, getting access to a vaccine, their Child Education and Mental Health and the failure to get Cancer Diagnosis Operation and even when they have a job to go back to, the planet we believe our children and grandchildren, that is what i think are the big issues that people care about in scotland right now and the challenge you have as you have the snp and the tories only wanting to speak to the heart of the country that agree with them. I am saying that agree with them. I am saying that i have a clear view on independence in a referendum but that wont shut me off from caring about the issues that matter to 100 of the country and the manifesto we are presenting today is for 100 of the country to come through this and build better scotland. Like you very much for your time with us this morning. Thank you. For more details on the Scottish Parliamentary elections, you can visit the Bbc News website and click on the link to scotland politics. Ernest horsfall is a World War two veteran who was still flying aeroplanes when he was 93 and, fresh from celebrating his 103rd birthday yesterday, hes showing no signs of slowing down. Ernest continues to drive, and is still a certified Light Aircraft inspector, and on saturday he will be getting a special birthday treat. Katie walderman has been to find out more. Thank you all for coming. Happy birthday thank you for bothering. Ill do my best. When you turn 103, what better way to celebrate than in the garden with cake, wine and good friends . Thats quite nice. Happy birthday, ernest cheers and after the pandemic put paid to last years celebrations, they were determined he wouldnt miss out again. Hes got a great sense of humour, hes got a zest for life. And he has a real appreciation for people around him. As you can see, im 103. Looking 63 but what do you get a 103 year old World War ii veteran . Well, it turns out, a letter from the Prime Minister and a signed copy of his book about another. Best wishes from Boris Johnson. Ernest served with the Royal Wlectrical and mechanical engineers through the North Africa campaign. Including at El Alamein. Feeding El Alamein with weapons and supplies for the coming effort. And it was during the war that he discovered a love of flying, after being flown home in a lancaster bomber. He only stopped flying when he turned 93. And he only stopped because the Insurance Company refused to give him cover. And at 103, he remains a certified Light Aircraft inspector. People still call him, e mail him, from all over the world, even australia, asking for his advice on how you would repair something. And its lovely, he comes alive when you talk about aircraft engineering. Weve woken up one morning and theres been an aeroplane on the drive, that hes picked up from somewhere in france and hes taken to his hangar at blackpool, to renovate and do up and fly again. 0nly fitting, then, that as part of his birthday celebrations, there will be a fly by in his honour this weekend. We have about 30 aeroplanes now coming from all over britain, People Who know ernest, mostly, some People Who know him but all of them will have used his expertise at some stage or another, theyll have asked for his advice, particularly those who are flying Wood And Fabric aircraft. In which he is still a recognised expert right throughout europe. But for this humble hero, a few words of wisdom on his speciaL Day. People, when you get to this age, go out of their way to be kind. Kindness is all around, thats all you feel. Its a Pity It cant be like that for everyone in the world. Katie walderman, Bbc News. Wise words from ernest. We will talk more about that later. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im victoria hollins. There are calls for the next mayor of london to make, and stick to a promise over more accessible transport in the capital. Campaigners say it benefits all londoners, but every London Mayor has promised and so far struggled to deliver on large scale plans to increase step free access on the tube. At the moment, only 81 out of 270 Tube Stations have step free access, but tfl says six more are planned to be completed this year. There have been so many promises made over the years by various successive mayors. And it is devastating when these deadlines are consistently pushed back, or scrapped entirely. This idea of accessibility being this kind of thing that you can stick on at The End because its a luxury or its nice to have, we need to change that way of thinking. Today is stephen Lawrence Day. It is exactly 28 years since the 18 year old was stabbed and killed in eltham. Stephen lawrence was murdered by a gang of racists in 1993. There are a series of virtual assemblies and talks and schools are encouraged to teach pupils about the importance of his legacy and how to challenge racism from an early age. The 2021 Brit Awards will take place at the 02 with a live audience as part of a Pilot Programme to see how venues can welcome crowds back safely this summer. 4000 people will be invited by a Ballot System with over half being nhs workers. Audience members will not be socially distant or required to wear face coverings whilst seated but will all need proof of a lateral Flow Test which is negative. 0n the roads, in South West London in whitton, Lane 2 is closed for gas works in both directions on the a316 great Chertsey Road to and from the hospital bridge roundabout. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. So far april has been quite a chilly month, largely, but also a dry Month And Today is no exception. High pressure remains in charge, so we are waking up to clear skies again this morning. A chilly start, but plenty of sunshine and a gentle easterly breeze, so temperatures in the east a little Bit Cooler and the further west you are, we are looking at a maximum of 15 celsius. 0vernight Tonight we hang onto similar conditions, it is dry and clear and the wind is light and the minimum temperature dropping down very close to zero if not below, so dont be too surprised if you wake up to a bit of frost first thing on friday morning. Its another bright start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, similar conditions, dry but still underneath this rather cold air and that is going to stay with us through the week and the weekend as well. The sun at this time of year is pretty strong with Uv Levels at the high end of moderate and the Pollen Count is also high through this week. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today. Its time to Get Serious about Climate Change. Borisjohnson will tell a summit of World Leaders that urgent action is needed to save the planet. Just days after the conviction in the George Floyd Murder Trial, the funerals taking place of a 20 year black man daunte wright, shot dead by a Police Officer in the same city 4,000 fans and no Social Distancing. The Brit Awards is to be the first major indoor Music Event to see the return of audiences since the start of the pandemic. As the fall out from the collapse of the european Super League continues, sorry is not enough for spurs fans who protested against their owners outside the ground Last Night, before watching their Team Win under their new interim head coach. Marcus rashford turns masterchef. We Catch Up with the footballer after he teamed up with Celebrity Chef Tom kerridge to create cheap, healthy family meals. Good morning. It is a cold and frosty start to the day to day but for most of us, its going to be a sunny one as well. A bit more clout in the north of scotland which could produce the old and fairly breezily across the English Channel and areas adjacent to it. Details in ten minutes. Its thursday april 22nd. Our top story. Borisjohnson will Today Urge World leaders to preserve our planet for generations to come. Hell tell a virtual summit, hosted by us president joe biden, that 2021 must be the year countries Get Serious about stopping Climate Change. 0ur chief environment correspondent, Justin Rowlatt reports. John kerry, President Bidens climate envoy, has been elbow bumping his way around the world in the past few weeks as part of the Uss Effort to raise global ambition on the climate issue. Well work together to address the Climate Crisis. This week, the uk announced it planned to make even more aggressive emissions cuts, and to kickstart the talks, were anticipating the us president would do the same. Mr biden is expected to say the us will make a 50 cut in emissions by The End of the decade, and go to net zero by 2050. That means cutting emissions as much as possible and capturing those that cant be prevented by Planting Trees or through engineering solutions. The uk says the world is moving on the climate issue. When we were announced as the Cop26 President , less than 30 of the World Economy was covered by a net zero target. We are now at 70 so we have seen some progress. What we need to do is to get more progress in terms of near Term Emission Reduction targets to 2030. But, as Greta Thunberg says, Setting Targets is easy. Delivering on them is much harder. Of course its a step in the right direction, but if only it was that simple that we could just invest and put money in things and that would solve the problem. Of course, that will be required as well but it will take so much more than that. We need to be realistic and see the whole picture. The idea of the meeting today, which is being hosted virtually from washington, is to get big emitting nations to raise their game on climate. What is needed at glasgow in november is to get them to commit to policies that really will deliver Carbon Cuts that can keep Climate Change within manageable limits. Justin rowlatt, Bbc News. Lets speak now to our chief political correspondent, adam fleming. Borisjohnson is saying that countries should Get Serious about stopping Climate Change, a lot of people would say we should have done that already. How significant will this conference be . It is significant this conference be . It is significant in this conference be . It is significant in the i this conference be . It is significant in the sense i this conference be . It 3 significant in the sense that there are a lot of leaders, and its about Building Momentum to the next very significant moment which will be the climate Change Conference hosted by the uk In Glasgow in november. Although there are still some questions over whether that will end P Questions over whether that will end up being a virtual conference as well. What borisjohnson is doing today with his fellow World Leaders is laying a bit of a Guilt Trip on them saying, its now or never, and that future generations will not forgive them if they dont grasp this problem and make some big ambitious commitments this year. The uk thinks it has a good story to tell because as we were just hearing, earlierthis tell because as we were just hearing, earlier this week, they toughened up their Climate Change ambitions, made the more ambitious, and say they will make the reductions faster. 15 years faster than they were originally planning. But also as we are hearing, other nations are not quite prepared to go as fast as that. The other big thing is how you deliver these cuts to Carbon Emissions. It affects every business, every family, every person, potentially every home. And what we are all waiting for At Westminster is a document from the treasury, which they promised to publish this spring, which will start to lay out in more detail some of the difficult choices. I wonder if this whole conversation about Climate Change which at the moment is, lets be ambitious and set some ambitious targets, once it becomes about the costs to individual businesses and cup individuals, that debate will become a lot, not harder. It that debate will become a lot, not harder. , that debate will become a lot, not harder. ,. , that debate will become a lot, not harder. ~ ,. , harder. It will. Thank you very much. More than 100,000 black and asian Service Personnel who died fighting for the British Empire were not properly commemorated due to pervasive racism. Thats according to a new report. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has apologised after it found the troops were not formally remembered in the same way as their white counterparts. The defence secretary, ben wallace, will address mps about the findings later. Labour is calling for a thorough investigation into the prime Ministers Text messages with the businessman, sirjames dyson, who was asked to make ventilators early in the coronavirus crisis. It wants a committee of mps to examine the exchanges, claiming borisjohnson was attempting to selectively target Tax Breaks for a politicalfriend. Mrjohnson has insisted he was right to move Heaven And Earth to secure ventilators. Friends and family have gathered for the wake of the 20 year old black man, daunte wright, who was shot dead by police near minneapolis. It comes after the us Justice Department announced a federal investigation into the Citys Police Department following the conviction of a white former Police Officer for the murder of George Floyd. His death sparked national outrage, and calls for police reform. India is being devastated by a second wave of covid. In the past 24 hours, almost 300,000 new cases were reported, the biggest daily rise in any country, and more than 2,000 people died. 0ur India correspondent, Yogita Limaye is in delhi. Yogita, good to see you. There are real struggles there, arent there, in terms of hospitals coping with the influx of patients . The influx of patients . Thats ri. Ht. The influx of patients . Thats right we the influx of patients . Thats right. We have the influx of patients . Thats right. We have been the influx of patients . Thats right. We have been outside| the influx of patients . Thats i right. We have been outside some of the biggest hospitals in this city, which has among the best Health Care facilities in india. And what we have seen our people really desperate to get treatment for their Loved Ones. They are carrying their parents on stretchers, some people buying their own Oxygen Cylinders to give their families buying their own Oxygen Cylinders to give theirfamilies some buying their own Oxygen Cylinders to give their families some relief until they can get them a hospital bed. More than 99 of Intensive Care Beds in this city are full, and its also a struggle to find treatment in the the form of oxygen supplies. Those are running short. In fact, hospitals have gone to court saying, we only have a few hours of oxygen left, please give us more. The High Court in fact asked. About this shortage. The government says that arrangements are being made, but clearly, with the staggering rise, the staggering spread, the fastest in the world, the numbers you have seen there, but everything we are hearing from Front Line workers, whether it is doctors or those who work in crematoriums or graveyards, the actual numbers are a lot higher than what is being reported at the moment. In Health Care facilities are Reallyjust Collapsing under that burden. Are Reallyjust Collapsing under that burden. ,. ,. ,. , that burden. Yogita, thank you very much. That burden. Yogita, thank you very much yogita that burden. Yogita, thank you very much. Yogita limaye that burden. Yogita, thank you very much. Yogita limaye reporting i that burden. Yogita, thank you very | much. Yogita limaye reporting from delhi. The Brit Awards will go ahead with a live audience next month, as part of the Governments Research into how large scale events can reopen safely in the pandemic. The ceremony will take place in front of 4000 people inside Londons O2 Arena on may the 11th. They will not have to socially distance, but must show a negative lateral Flow Test beforehand. This has delighted us this morning, look at this race. There was an unexpected victor in this high School Relay Event in the us state of utah. Look carefully just look carefullyjust behind the leaders. Holly the dog escaped her owners to fly past the front runners in the last stretch of the race. Shes believed to have clocked 10. 5 seconds for the final 100 metres, which is one second behind Usain Bolts world record. Well, i think she was just warming up. I reckon she could take Usain Bolt and leave him for dust. I love that. Fantastic. Bolt and leave him for dust. I love that. Fantastic. All bolt and leave him for dust. I love that. Fantastic. All the bolt and leave him for dust. I love that. Fantastic. All the training i that. Fantastic. All the Training Coin that. Fantastic. 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That is a great story, isnt it, imagine running and the dog just shoots past you and as you say, the dog does it every day, nonchalantly, you have been training, typical good morning a beautifuL Day today, cold and frosty start for many of us. This is a picture from gloucestershire. Forecast is dry and sunny, but we have the odd bit of cloud across dartmoor this morning. Breezily through the English Channel, channel islands and the South West, gusting at 40 miles an hour. That will continue to the day. For wales, the midlands, east anglia, northern england, Northern Ireland and scotland, clear skies. More cloud in the western and northern isles, which will be with us through the day. You may find it could produce one or two showers. The breeze continues across the south and South West. Temperatures getting up to 17 in cardiff, 16 in liverpool, 16 In Glasgow. Cooler right on the shore of the North Sea coastline. Here we have an onshore breeze. This evening and overnight, with all of this sunshine, by day, we have clear skies, so the temperatures will fall away quite quickly. Hanging onto the cloud in the far north of scotland producing drizzle, breezy and southern areas, and temperature wise, many of us just above or below freezing. Where we have more cloud, temperatures will hold up that little bit more. 0nce will hold up that little bit more. Once again tomorrow, we will be waking up to a touch of frost. Tomorrow, another beautifuL Day. Sunny, dry, a bit more cloud at times towards the North And East of scotland, Temperatures Tomorrow could get up to 19 In Glasgow and liverpool. Still the little bit nippy if you are walking on the North Sea coastline. This dry weather remains and is not good news for everyone, farmers, growers, gardeners, no sign of any significant rainfall in the forecast until The End of this week, certainly. You know that amazing picture you showed us earlier that came from your archive, lets call it an archive. It was in dorset, our viewers have told us. You can add a label to the picture. I viewers have told us. You can add a label to the picture. Labelto the picture. I will do, thank you for thousands of Learner Drivers the wait for a test is finally over as they resume in parts of the uk. Tests have been suspended due to covid restrictions since january, but they restart in england and wales today. If youre in northern Ireland Youll need to wait until tomorrow, and for Scotland Theyll Resume in two weeks. Lets speak now to driving instructor caroline walsh, and Ethan Tailor who has his test booked in forjune. Good morning to You Both. Lovely sunny morning. Good morning to You Both. Lovely sunny morning good morning to You Both. Lovelyl sunny morning. Caroline, good morning to You Both. Lovely i sunny morning. Caroline, i sunny morning. Morning caroline, i can only imagine sunny morning. Morning caroline, i can only imagine that sunny morning. Morning caroline, i can only imagine that The Sunny morning. Morning caroline, i can only imagine that the lessons i can only imagine that the lessons are booked up for you . Thea;r can only imagine that the lessons are booked up for you . Are booked up for you . They are, its ve , are booked up for you . They are, its very. Very. Are booked up for you . They are, its very. Very. Very are booked up for you . They are, its very, very, very busy. I are booked up for you . They are, its very, very, very busy. We i are booked up for you . They are, i its very, very, very busy. We have still got the influence of the 17 year olds who have turned 17 in the last year that wants to start lessons, that we have still got such a backlog. We have been in covid and in lockdown. 50. A backlog. We have been in covid and in lockdown in lockdown. So, ethan, you are learning in lockdown. So, ethan, you are learning. How in lockdown. So, ethan, you are learning. How far in lockdown. So, ethan, you are learning. How far along in lockdown. So, ethan, you are learning. How far along had i in lockdown. So, ethan, you are learning. How far along had you j in lockdown. So, ethan, you are i learning. How far along had you got in terms of how close you were to your test before lockdown happened . So, i got to the point of where after so, i got to the point of where after my so, i got to the point of where after my 17th birthday, there were a few weeks after my 17th birthday, there were a few weeks before, and then i started lessons few weeks before, and then i started lessons from then on and then, there were a lessons from then on and then, there were a couple of knockdowns in between were a couple of knockdowns in between. And so from then on we have ust between. And so from then on we have just been between. And so from then on we have just been trying to get as much learning just been trying to get as much learning as possible before my test which learning as possible before my test which is learning as possible before my test which is in learning as possible before my test which is injune. Learning as possible before my test which is in june. Learning as possible before my test which is in june. Ethan, how much of a roblem which is in june. Ethan, how much of a problem has which is in june. Ethan, how much of a problem has it which is in june. Ethan, how much of a problem has it been, which is in june. Ethan, how much of a problem has it been, having i which is in june. Ethan, how much of a problem has it been, having a i which is in june. Ethan, how much of a problem has it been, having a big i a problem has it been, having a big gap . Have you forgotten things . I wouldnt say i have forgotten things. Wouldnt say i have forgotten things. I wouldnt say i have forgotten things, i do have my own car and i have things, i do have my own car and i have been things, i do have my own car and i have been going out with my mum is my passenger, going out for some drives my passenger, going out for some drives before we could do essential driving drives before we could do essential driving to drives before we could do essential driving to shops and things like that driving to shops and things like that. From then on, i have been practising that. From then on, i have been practising for quite a few months since practising for quite a few months since septembertime. Practising for quite a few months since september time. And caroline, talk to me about since september time. And caroline, talk to me about the since september time. And caroline, talk to me about the difficulty i since september time. And caroline, talk to me about the difficulty of i talk to me about the difficulty of trying to run a business, and trying to offer lessons when the rules say you cannot, you had a long period of no work, how hard has not been personally . No work, how hard has not been ersonall . ,. ,. ,. Personally . Mainly financially. We havent worked personally . Mainly financially. We havent worked for personally . Mainly financially. We havent worked for seven personally . Mainly financially. We havent worked for seven months | personally . Mainly financially. We i havent worked for seven months out of the last year so that has been a big, for Anyone Self employed, not just driving instructors, but anybody who has not had to work for seven months. The biggest implication for us as instructors is trying to keep the peoples where they are and where they want to be. Having gone back to work last week, we have only had ten days to make sure that those pupils are ready. And more important that they are confident and ready for the test after being off for such a long time. It is a big thing, it is a Life Skill that they are learning and as instructors, we want them to be as ready and prepared as they can be. ,. ,. ,. , be as ready and prepared as they can be. ,. ,. , be. For anyone who is getting back into lessons. Be. For anyone who is getting back into lessons, how be. For anyone who is getting back into lessons, how does be. For anyone who is getting back into lessons, how does it be. For anyone who is getting back into lessons, how does it work i be. For anyone who is getting back into lessons, how does it work in l into lessons, how does it work in the car . There are still covid compliance issues that you have to abide by . Compliance issues that you have to abide b . , compliance issues that you have to abide b . ,. ,. , abide by . There are. They have to wear a mask. Abide by . There are. They have to wear a mask, same abide by . There are. They have to wear a mask, same as abide by . There are. They have to wear a mask, same as most i abide by . There are. They have to i wear a mask, same as most people nowadays, but as soon for getting a car, they have to have the mask and before they get in. The car had to before they get in. The car had to be cleaned before and after the Lesson And Today when i had the test, the whole car has to be cleaned inside. Lots of wet wipes and lots of antibacterial and lots of antibacterial ethan, what was it and lots of antibacterial ethan, what was it like and lots of antibacterial ethan, what was it like when and lots of antibacterial ethan, what was it like when you i and lots of antibacterial ethan, what was it like when you were | what was it like when you were thinking about what it would be like to get back in the car with caroline . With the masks and the windows open, you are just going to be able to focus anyway . Iltruiith windows open, you are just going to be able to focus anyway . Be able to focus anyway . With all the masks on be able to focus anyway . With all the masks on and be able to focus anyway . With all the masks on and everything, i be able to focus anyway . With all the masks on and everything, to| be able to focus anyway . With all l the masks on and everything, to be honest. The masks on and everything, to be honest. You the masks on and everything, to be honest, you kinda get used to it. And with honest, you kinda get used to it. And with the windows open, you get used to and with the windows open, you get used to it and with the windows open, you get used to it,. It� s and with the windows open, you get used to it,. , and with the windows open, you get used to it,. � , i. And with the windows open, you get used to it,. Used to it,. Its fine, you get used to it. Its used to it,. Its fine, you get used to it its a used to it,. Its fine, you get used to it. 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At the moment, i would say most driving instructors are full, no spaces. For example, ethan has his test cancelled twice, i have had some pupils who have had their tests cancelled four times. The dvla and the examiners are having to work overtime and extra days, just to work together with the instructors and make sure we can get the backlog down so we can open up to new pupils. Down so we can open up to new uils. , down so we can open up to new. U ils,. ,. , pupils. 0k, time to get into the car pupils. Ok, time to get into the car thank pupils. 0k, time to get into the car thank you pupils. 0k, time to get into the car thank You Both pupils. 0k, time to get into the car thank You Both so pupils. 0k, time to get into the car thank You Both so much, l pupils. 0k, time to get into the car thank You Both so much, i| pupils. 0k, time to get into the car thank You Both so much, i know you will begin your lesson. 50 masks on, mirror, signal, manoeuvre all of that kind of stuff ethan, we wish you all the best for your Test Injune wish you all the best for your test in june as wish you all the best for your Test Injune as well. Get that Practice Injune as well. Get that practice in now. In june as well. Get that practice in now. , ~ i. In june as well. Get that practice in now. , ~ ,. In june as well. Get that practice in now. , ~ ,. ,. Great in now. Thank you very much. Great to be back in now. Thank you very much. Great to be back to in now. Thank you very much. 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As coronavirus Restrictions Ease and many of us begin to return to the office, there are calls for more to be done to ensure pregnant women are kept safe in the workplace. The current rules say employers should carry out a Risk Assessment for staff, and those in late Stage Pregnancy should work from home but campaigners say some are ignoring the guidance. Ellie price has more. 36 weeks pregnant, i caught covid. I had a high temperature, about a0. After four days, i felt 0k. Ijust felt heavily pregnant. On the tuesday, i attended the hospital with reduced movements because because i noticed Evelyn Hadnt moved much and she always moved constantly. So i went to the hospital, i was on the monitor for about four to five hours, she had a nice Heart Rate and everything seemed 0k. Got upstairs to the Delivery Suite and when they scanned me, she didnt have a heartbeat, shed died. Stephanie gave birth to baby evelyn a few days later. Doctors told her her immune system had attacked her placenta, as it fought off the virus. Her terrible experience is extremely unusual, but she wanted to share it with other expectant mothers. Just look after yourselves, stay safe. And employers, just think about that unborn baby and that family, and the devastating circumstances that could potentially happen by putting your employees at risk. Stephanie says her boss had been very supportive and offered for her to work from home, but she decided to come into the office. She says she was unaware of the risks. According to government guidance, youre not more susceptible to catching covid if youre pregnant, but you have an increased risk of becoming severely ill and of preterm birth. And thats what worries jess. Her baby is due injune. She gave up herjob as a carer in gloucester last month. She says she was given a Risk Assessment and ppe, but didnt feel that was enough. I felt i had to leave because i was too worried about what was the impact on me and my child. And the fact that i didnt feel completely safe and i knew that i would still have to be within one metre of this individual, and i couldnt always keep up the coronavirus guidelines. Now, at five months pregnant i have had to look at the government guidance. It says that all expectant mothers should receive a workplace Risk Assessment, and for those who are more than 28 weeks pregnant, they should be in most cases encouraged to work from home. If a womans specific needs cannot be met, then she should be suspended on full pay. Mary agyapong was a pregnant nurse in luton who died almost exactly a year ago from covid. Her unborn child survived and was delivered by c section. The inquest Heard she had felt pressurised to stay at work in later pregnancy. Campaigners are calling on the government to tighten up rules to ensure employers undertake a Risk Assessment, tailored to their pregnant workers individual needs. Our recent research showed us that 48 of pregnant women do not feel that their employers are following a Risk Assessment that is individual to them, and therefore 57 of pregnant women told us that currently they do not feel safe at work. About two thirds of pregnant women who have covid i9 dont have any symptoms. Severe illness is very unusual, but more likely in later pregnancy. And the maternal Mortality Rate from covid i9 is 2. 2 per 100,000 maternities. It is really small numbers compared to the number of women who are pregnant and having a very successful pregnancy and birth. So, yes, he really sensible, follow the guidance to the letter. The government has said it has no plans in the short term to change its guidance for pregnant women during covid. It says any employee who has Concerns Safety adjustments are not being made should raise these through their employers, or the Health And Safety executive, who can take Enforcement Action if needed. Ellie price, Bbc News. Thank you to stephanie for sharing her story with us. To talk more about this, were joined now by one of our regular breakfast gps, dr rachel ward. Rachel, good morning. Hopefully you were able to hear that peace there. What do you make of that guidance, and whether workplaces are doing enough to keep pregnant women safe . Good morning. Yeah, that was quite a sad piece. Stephanies story is a visually heartbreaking, and to see that they are pregnant women out there having such a difficult time. Her story was obviously heartbreaking. When we started the pandemic, there was quite a lot of unknown about the risk to pregnant women, we suspected there would be a risk of pregnant women becoming more severely unwell compared to their non pregnant age equivalent people, but now we have the data to confirm that. So you are not more likely to get covid if you are pregnant but there is an increased risk of having a Preterm Delivery or becoming severely unwell, compared to somebody the same age who isnt pregnant. I think we have to compare this to our shielding groups, another high Risk Group that we have taken additional precautions with throughout the pandemic. Now we have the data, we have to stick to it and look after our pregnant population, because we dont want to see people having bad outcomes in that way. With that in mind, if someone is in that situation, worried about going back to the office or to the workplace, their boss is saying, its fine, you can come in, what advice would you have . 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Look at these so colourful they are in walton on the maze in essex. Recent figures show theyre 50 more expensive to buy now than in 2019, and rental enquiries have soared too. Ben boulos is there, finding out why theyre such hot property. Good morning. It is obvious, why wouldnt you good morning. It is obvious, why wouldnt you want good morning. It is obvious, why wouldnt you want to good morning. It is obvious, why wouldnt you want to be good morning. It is obvious, why wouldnt you want to be there i good morning. It is obvious, why wouldnt you want to be there on j good morning. It is obvious, why i wouldnt you want to be there on a day like this . Day like this . Yes, they are absolutely day like this . Yes, they are absolutely stunning. I day like this . Yes, they are absolutely stunning. Such L Day like this . Yes, they are absolutely stunning. Such a beautiful array of colour, lining the coastline here in essex. And outside, just one of the 3000 or so of the Beach Huts in essex. Isnt this gorgeous . All self contained, you have even got room for a little table to have the Tea And Coffee as you listen to the sound of the waves. What could be more relaxing on a sunny day like this . And of course, because of the difficulty of travelling abroad, there has been a surge in demand and interest. To buy these, they have gone up by more than 50 in just two years. With me is mike from tendering council. You have worked here for 15 years, give us a sense of how this compares to previous years, the demand for these Beach Huts. We previous years, the demand for these Beach Huts. ~. ,. Beach huts. We have never seen the demand so Beach Huts. We have never seen the demand so high. Beach huts. We have never seen the demand so high. And Beach Huts. We have never seen the demand so high. And the Beach Huts. We have never seen the demand so high. And the amount i Beach Huts. We have never seen the demand so high. And the amount of| demand so high. 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Yes, it is worth £400 million a year to our yes, it is worth £400 million a year to our local yes, it is worth £400 million a year to our local economy, it has huge input to our local economy, it has huge input to to our local economy, it has huge input tojobs, particularly to our local economy, it has huge input to jobs, particularly during these input to jobs, particularly during these challenging times and recovering from the tough times that people recovering from the tough times that people are recovering from the tough times that people are faced with, tourism is one of people are faced with, tourism is one of the people are faced with, tourism is one of the ways that we will recover and the one of the ways that we will recover and the Beach Huts have a huge contribution to make. And the Beach Huts have a huge contribution to make. Thank you very much, mike. Contribution to make. Thank you very much, mike. I contribution to make. Thank you very much, mike. 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There are calls for the next mayor of london to make, and stick to a promise over more accessible transport in the capital. Campaigners say it benefits all londoners, but every London Mayor has promised and so far struggled to deliver on large scale plans to increase step free access on the tube. At the moment, only 81 out of 270 Tube Stations have step free access, but tfl says six more are planned to be completed this year. There have been so many promises made over the years by various successive mayors. And it is devastating when these deadlines are consistently pushed back, or scrapped entirely. This idea of accessibility being this kind of thing that you can stick on at The End because its a luxury or its nice to have, we need to change that way of thinking. The 2021 Brit Awards will take place at the 02 with a live audience as part of the government s Pilot Programme to see how venues can welcome crowds back safely this summer. 4,000 people will be invited by a Ballot System with over half nhs workers. Audience members will not be socially distanced or required to wear face coverings once seated. All will need proof of a negative lateral Flow Test. Its Earth Day today an internationaL Day of environmental action. One Company Schneider Electric have released this time Lapse Footage showing how much energy is being wasted in the capital thanks to office lights being left on. It was taken before the pandemic. Analysts discovered that light levels across the capital only fall by 30 per cent overnight. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Situation now. Theres a good service on the tubes this morning just minor delays on london overground. Delays to great northern services between Harringay And Moorgate after electrical supply problems earlier. On the roads, in South West London in whitton, Lane 2 is closed for gas works in both directions on the a316 great Chertsey Road to and from the hospital bridge roundabout. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. So far april has been quite a chilly month, largely, but also a dry Month And Today is no exception. High pressure remains in charge, so we are waking up to clear skies again this morning. A chilly start, but plenty of sunshine and a gentle easterly breeze, so temperatures in the east a little Bit Cooler and the further west you are, we are looking at a maximum of 15 celsius. Overnight tonight we hang onto similar conditions, it is dry and clear and the wind is light and the minimum temperature dropping down very close to zero if not below, so dont be too surprised if you wake up to a bit of frost first thing on friday morning. Its another bright start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, similar conditions, dry but still underneath this rather cold air and that is going to stay with us through the week and the weekend as well. The sun at this time of year is pretty strong with Uv Levels at the high end of moderate and the Pollen Count is also high through this week. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and ben thompson. The Brit Awards will go ahead with a live audience next month, as part of the Governments Research into how large scale events can reopen safely in the pandemic. The ceremony will take place in front of 4,000 people inside Londons O2 Arena on may the 11th. Our Entertainment Correspondent Colin paterson has more. I was getting kind of used to being someone you loved but now the day bleeds Lewis Capaldi At Last Years Brit awards at Londons O2 Arena. When the 2021 event happens next month at the same venue, an audience of 4000 people will be allowed in to watch the likes of dua lipa. Keep on dancing, lets get physical we lasted two months and Arlo Parks perform. Hold my hand in public 2,500 tickets will be given to Front Line key workers from the Greater London area. The ballot for these opens at midday today. The ceremony is the first major indoor Music Event to become a designated government test event. Those in the crowd will not have to socially distance or wear a mask once in the venue, but will have to provide a negative lateral Flow Test to be allowed in. They will also be asked to take a test afterwards for research purposes. This will be the first Music Show at the 02 for more than a year. Colin paterson, Bbc News. As we just Heard, the Singer Arlo parks will perform at this Years Ceremony and shes nominated for three awards. We can speak to her now, along with danielle Kennedy Clark whos the deputy general manager of the o2. Good morning to You Both. Arlo, talk to me about what i guess is a lot of excitement about being able to play in front of a live crowd again. Yes. In front of a live crowd again. Yes, its been a in front of a live crowd again. Yes, its been a while. In front of a live crowd again. Yes, its been a while. I in front of a live crowd again. Yes, its been a while. I also in front of a live crowd again. Yes, its been a while. I also havent i its been a while. I also havent even done a Headline Show in london yet, so its a big starting point, but im so excited to be able to Experience Music in that collective way. Experience music in that collective wa. R. , Experience Music in that collective wa. ,. , Experience Music in that collective wa , �. ,. ,. , Experience Music in that collective wa. ,. ,. ,. ,. Way. And a lot of that excitement that will go way. 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Our fans, our performers, our contractors, they our performers, our contractors, they have our performers, our contractors, they have all been completely without they have all been completely without work in most cases, and what we do without work in most cases, and what we do is without work in most cases, and what we do is pride ourselves on providing we do is pride ourselves on providing these amazing experiences for our providing these amazing experiences for our fans providing these amazing experiences for ourfans are providing these amazing experiences for our fans are not being able to have for our fans are not being able to have people there to share that with has been have people there to share that with has been really, really tough, so we are absolutely thrilled to be getting a first step on that long pathway getting a first step on that long pathway back to recovery. I getting a first step on that long pathway back to recovery. I know the Oruanisers Pathway back to recovery. I know the organisers are pathway back to recovery. I know the organisers are giving pathway back to recovery. I know the organisers are giving two pathway back to recovery. I know the organisers are giving two and pathway back to recovery. I know the organisers are giving two and a pathway back to recovery. I know the organisers are giving two and a half i organisers are giving two and a half thousand tickets to key workers from the Greater London area. Where are the Greater London area. Where are the other 1500 going . How do you get your hands on those . Thea;t the other 1500 going . How do you get your hands on those . Your hands on those . They will be auoin to your hands on those . They will be going to people your hands on those . They will be going to people like your hands on those . They will be going to people like arlo your hands on those . They will be going to people like Arlo Parks your hands on those . They will be | going to people like Arlo Parks and the guys going to people like Arlo Parks and the guys that put the events in place. The guys that put the events in place. So the guys that put the events in place, so the labels and industry invited place, so the labels and industry invited guests, so the people you would invited guests, so the people you would normally see that would be there would normally see that would be there with their artists will also be attending the event as well, but in much be attending the event as well, but in much smaller numbers than you would in much smaller numbers than you would normally expect. In much smaller numbers than you would normally expect. Thank you and aood luck would normally expect. Thank you and good luck with would normally expect. Thank you and good luck with the would normally expect. Thank you and good luck with the event, would normally expect. Thank you and good luck with the event, and would normally expect. Thank you and good luck with the event, and arlo good luck with the event, and Arlo Parks, thank you for the hint of what your set will look like and do enjoy it and soak up the atmosphere once you are on stage. We will watch once you are on stage. We will watch on the telly at home. They will all have a great time. A lot of people deserve it. Those key workers getting those tickets. Its amazing. Im just a roar of the crowd, to have an event, big event. Sport has had a bit of that, mike. Ads, have an event, big event. Sport has had a bit of that, mike. Had a bit of that, mike. A little bit. The had a bit of that, mike. A little bit the efl had a bit of that, mike. A little bit. The Efl Cup had a bit of that, mike. A little bit. The Efl Cup final had a bit of that, mike. A little bit. The Efl Cup final on had a bit of that, mike. A little bit. The Efl Cup final on saturday. The snooker had it. Snooker is building and building up to the final when it will be at full capacity. On the talk of the european Super League, if you are still seething about the idea, this isnt going to help your mood. He is saying the top clubs are losing more money because they have greater costs in the pandemic and they need it more than anyone and say they are losing more money than the other teams. I dont thing there will be too much sympathy. The architect behind the european Super League Real Madrid President Florentino Perez told Spanish Radio Last Night, that the project is still on standby. Thats despite 9 of the 12 clubs, including all six Premier League ones, withdrawing in the last couple of days, and saying it had been a mistake. Earlier on breakfast i spoke to Spanish Football writer, guillem balague, and he told us, why the head of real, and his counterparts at barcelona, and juventus, are desperate to keep the plans alive, as they try to offset huge financial losses. Brits basically the chairmen are staying in the group because even if its not in this format they want to negotiate something that changes football, they agree that the Champions League is obsolete and the audiences changing and the money is there, more money than they have had so far, to keep fighting at the top and pay a lot of the debts. Well the anger towards the Super League idea, is still very much present among fans, over here in england. Saying sorry has not been enough, to appease those supporters who gathered outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before spurs match with southampton to protest against Chairman Daniel Levy, and the owners enic levy had earlier released a statement apologising for any upset or anxiety caused. On the pitch, after the club sacked Jose Mourinho this week, Ryan Mason took charge, and after his side, went behind, against southampton, Gareth Bale got spurs back on track, before they completed a 2 1win. Atjust 29, mason is the youngest, manager to take charge of a Premier League match, and they next play in the League Cup final On Sunday. Manchester city manager, Pep Guardiola, said the failed esl was now a closed chapter, and hadnt been a distraction and his side came from behind to beat Aston Villa 2 1 and now need just eight points to win the title. Englands Phil Foden continued his brilliant form before rodri, then headed city ahead. But city had to survive the second half with ten men. After a Var Check on this challenge, John Stones was sent off and will now miss Sundays Efl Cup final. Away from all the Super League, hullabaloo, snooker� s World Number onejudd trump said playing with freedom and going for difficult shots, was key to him reaching round 2, and that also worked for the 2018 Champion Mark williams, who beat the Qualifier Sam Craigie Last Night. And what a match he has next williams plastohn higgins in a re run of the final he won three years ago. 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Not for the l players, maybe. It takes me back to when i was players, maybe. It takes me back to when i was younger players, maybe. It takes me back to when i was younger and players, maybe. It takes me back to when i was younger and it players, maybe. It takes me back to when i was younger and it would players, maybe. It takes me back to when i was younger and it would be | when i was younger and it would be on and you would just sit there and watch of a weekend. And still bbc two. I think the weather will be quite relaxing. Being gorgeous some parts of the country this week. A frosty start from the looks of things though. Good morning. Good morning to You Both, and you are right, there is frost this morning, quite a widespread frost at that and the weather Watchers Picture from southwark tells the story nicely with many of us starting on the cold notebook with a lot of sunshine and many others hanging on to The Sunshine through the course of the day but the forecast is largely dry and if youre looking for any significant rain in the forecast in the next few days there isnt any. The best chance of seeing some rain potentially is later from monday into tuesday and it might not be significant either. We have High Pressured dominating the weather and the wind moving around in a clockwise direction so gusty at times through the English Channel and the coastline is adjacent to it, but a lot of dry weather in the cloud across northern scotland, the very far north could produce the Odd Shower at times but not much more and a bit more fair Weather Cloud will develop across central and Southern Scotland through the course of the afternoon, so that will turn the Sunshine Hazy. Pollen levels, if you have an allergy to Birch Or Ash or you are sniffily today, you can see a lot of us have high Pollen Levels. Temperature wise its not going to feel too bad at all because we have only got light breezes, perhaps stronger breezes coming on across the English Channel and at times along the North Sea coastline, just knocking back the temperatures a bit but we will still see 16 In Glasgow, 11i a bit but we will still see 16 In Glasgow, 1a in belfast, 15 in birmingham and 17 in cardiff and the average north to south is roughly between 11 and 15. Through the evening and overnight, temperatures will fall away quickly and again we have the breeze coming in across the English Channel, still a fair bit of cloud across the far north of scotland but at least it will help maintain temperature levels but elsewhere whether cloud remains broken it will be cold enough for some frost. Slight change in the Weather Tomorrow in the sense that the High Pressure has drifted, well, not much east, and you can see towards the west of the isobars are closer together so tomorrow will be breezy for Northern Ireland, and cornwall but still gusty winds through the English Channel and channel islands. Temperatures tomorrow a little bit higher, 19 In Glasgow and around Liverpool And Manchester and generally the same in cumbria, but a little fresher if you are going for a walk along the shoreline. As we head into the weekend it remains dry, mostly sunny, still chilly nights with some of seeing frost, and we look closely at that we can see what you mean in some of the towns and cities and perhaps On Sunday it will be a bit more cloudy but again, that is still open to question. I could have got away with that one. I could have got away with that one. I used to like you, carol. Did i could have got away with that one. I used to like you, carol. I used to like you, carol. Did you . Thats the i used to like you, carol. Did you . Thats the big i used to like you, carol. Did you . Thats the big shock, i used to like you, carol. Did you . Thats the big shock, him i used to like you, carol. Did you . Thats the big shock, him liking i thats the big shock, him liking anyone. You are forgiven. Known as the ghost of the mountains,� the Snow Leopard prowls the peaks of some of the worlds harshest landscapes. But its survival as a species could be under Threat Wildlife groups fear there may be fewer than Six Thousand left in the wild. Now a new Bbc Earth Series looks at the fight to save it from extinction. Lets Take A Look. Everything looks like a Snow Leopard. Do you have any specific techniques you use . Leopard. Do you have any specific techniques you use . Yes, so first, we start in techniques you use . Yes, so first, we start in the techniques you use . Yes, so first, we start in the region techniques you use . Yes, so first, we start in the region and techniques you use . Yes, so first, we start in the region and we techniques you use . Yes, so first, l we start in the region and we scan, and then you go to the smaller ridges. 50 and then you go to the smaller ridues. ,. ,. , ~ and then you go to the smaller ridues. ,. ,. , ~. , ridges. So right now, looking at this mountain, ridges. So right now, looking at this mountain, is ridges. So right now, looking at this mountain, is there ridges. So right now, looking at this mountain, is there a ridges. So right now, looking at this mountain, is there a snow| this mountain, is there a Snow Leopard on a quest one yes, definitely somewhere out here. Leopard on a quest one yes, definitely somewhere out here. On it . Yes, definitely definitely somewhere out here. On it . Yes, definitely somewhere. Definitely somewhere out here. On it . Yes, definitely somewhere. I it . Yes, definitely somewhere. I see, a huge one. It is huge. You see. See, a huge one. It is huge. You see you see, a huge one. It is huge. You see you can see, a huge one. It is huge. You see. You can see see, a huge one. It is huge. You see. You can see them see, a huge one. It is huge. You see. You can see them really clearly. There we go. There is the pad, one, two, three, four. It is amazing. Not even 2a hours ago. Lets speak now to Wildlife Presenter Dan oneill about his new series. Good morning, welcome to breakfast. How was it being out there filming . We know how elusive the Snow Leopard is. But you got it. We know how elusive the Snow Leopard is but you got it is. But you got it. Well, you have to watch the is. But you got it. Well, you have to watch the series is. But you got it. Well, you have to watch the series to is. But you got it. Well, you have to watch the series to find is. But you got it. Well, you have to watch the series to find out. Is. But you got it. Well, you have to watch the series to find out. Itj to watch the series to find out. It was very cold and ive spent most of my career in the last ten years in thejungle, so this my career in the last ten years in the jungle, so this was a very different experience for me and it gets down to 20 at night on the mountain is so really very frosty, but insanely beautiful. Those mountings look like something out of a cartoon or a storybook and theres almost nothing like trying to find a Snow Leopard, even in Wildlife Film making there are some animals you hope to see and you kind of thing even if you are going there to shoot them there is a very small chance of actually getting them and at the top of that list is a Snow Leopard, so it was a life dream. Hopi leopard, so it was a life dream. How atientl leopard, so it was a life dream. How patiently you leopard, so it was a life dream. How patiently you have leopard, so it was a life dream. How patiently you have to in those conditions . I imagine there is a lot of waiting around how patient do you have to be . We of waiting around how patient do you have to be . You have to be . We were going up there to set you have to be . We were going up there to set for you have to be . We were going up there to set for or you have to be . We were going up there to set for or 50 you have to be . We were going up there to set for or 50 camera you have to be . We were going upj there to set for or 50 camera traps and its a completely white of looking at Snow Leopards because a lot of the time there is a Camera Operator sat waiting for days and days, sometimes months on end, and what we were doing, my goal, my hope, my dream was to see a Snow Leopard in the wild but we were going up there with these rangers, these local herders, anti poachers, rangers who work with the Snow Leopard trust and they would go off with these horses in different directions and we would hope that one of the teams would see a Snow Leopard and they were riding around on the semi wild horses they had captured. That was an interesting one. ,. , , one. They are elusive, ust by nature, that is their h one. They are elusive, just by nature, that is their nature i one. They are elusive, just by nature, that is their nature to j one. They are elusive, just by i nature, that is their nature to be able to pray and exist, but their external factors as we say so often with so much wildlife, that is threatening their Habitat And Existence. Threatening their Habitat And Existence threatening their Habitat And Existence. , ,. , existence. Yes. Interestingly after the fall of the existence. Yes. Interestingly after the fall of the soviet existence. Yes. Interestingly after the fall of the soviet union existence. Yes. Interestingly after the fall of the soviet union in the fall of the soviet union in 1991, around 80 of Snow Leopards in that area were killed and thats partly because when subsidies were not being given, the local rural communities turned to the natural environment in the first thing they went to was the high Ticket Item for the russian Fashion Industry and the rise in traditional medicines and they kill Snow Leopards and in that five to ten years after the fall of the soviet union, 80 of Snow Leopards died and today there are changes in farming practices, Climate Change having an impact and retaliatory killings from People Who are herding them, so a lot of pressures on an animal that has potentially fewer than 6000, may be fewer than 4000 individuals left across 12 central asian countries, so its like finding a needle in the haystack. So its like finding a needle in the ha stack. ~ ,. ,. ,. , haystack. When you are filming out there ou haystack. When you are filming out there you are haystack. When you are filming out there you are obviously haystack. When you are filming out there you are obviously in haystack. When you are filming out there you are obviously in touch. There you are obviously in touch with locals as well, so what is the attitude to this . This is the thing, you might assume when you go to a country to learn about the species thatis country to learn about the species that is such an icon of conservation that is such an icon of conservation that its going to be a negative story. That its going to be a negative sto. � , ,. , that its going to be a negative sto. Story. But in kyrgyzstan, everybody is workin story. But in kyrgyzstan, everybody is working together story. But in kyrgyzstan, everybody is working together and story. But in kyrgyzstan, everybody is working together and so is working together and so harmoniously, the politicians, the local herders, the local people, scientists, conservationists and they have developed this mechanism are working together that means now, in the area we were in in the series has the highest densities of slow leopards anywhere in the world. They have brought those back up in such a short period of time, so its so exciting to work with local people like that and to hear such a positive story that is actually working and an animal we all love so much. ~ � ,. , ~. , much. Weve been talking about the rlobal much. Weve been talking about the global climate much. Weve been talking about the global climate summit much. Weve been talking about the global climate summit and much. Weve been talking about the global climate Summit And Today global climate Summit And Today Earth Day, and about the work that needs to be done to protect habitats like this. How hopeful are you and what role does bringing stories like this to the public attention, what role do they play in helping shape our mindset and address the challenges that we face . I our mindset and address the challenges that we face . I think it is hue, challenges that we face . I think it is huge, especially challenges that we face . I think it is huge, especially like challenges that we face . I think it is huge, especially like this, challenges that we face . I think it is huge, especially like this, this. Is huge, especially like this, this series is being released digitally, so everybody can watch Bbc Earth, people in kyrgyzstan and all over the world, so i think in terms of getting their messages out and the bbc� s getting their messages out and the bbc� s message going to such a wide audience is so life changing for these people. When i showed the series to the Snow Leopard trust recently, they were overjoyed and they are so happy because people not just in england will see it, but people in kyrgyzstan and there are so many pieces of information that the scientists in the series say will help them with issues that we have that we might not think about, for example, what people need to do when they find a lost Snow Leopard cub, which is something that happens. So i think its really exciting and the digital landscape is changing everything and its opening people up to Nature And Conservation messages like never before. ,. , before. Dan, in ten seconds, what is that Stick Thing before. Dan, in ten seconds, what is that Stick Thing on before. Dan, in ten seconds, what is that Stick Thing on your before. Dan, in ten seconds, what is that Stick Thing on your wall before. Dan, in ten seconds, what is that Stick Thing on your wall behind i that Stick Thing on your wall behind your thatis that is a Bow And Arrow from the north of south america. By, that is a Bow And Arrow from the north of south america. That is a Bow And Arrow from the north of south america. A guy gave it to me very north of south america. A guy gave it to me very recently north of south america. A guy gave it to me very recently gave north of south america. A guy gave it to me very recently gave it north of south america. A guy gave it to me very recently gave it me. L it to me very recently gave it me. Very recently. A couple months ago. What a lovely gift. It caught my eye. All four episodes of dan s series, Snow Leopards ghosts in the snow are available to watch online on Bbc Earth from today. Stick thing . I were out, we will forgive you. Marcus Rashfords Campaign on free School Meals proved a real recipe for success. Now hes teamed up with the Celebrity Chef Tom kerridge to see if their amazing combined talents can help us all cook cheap, healthy meals at home. Tom joins us now and can tell us more tom, lovely to see you. How are you doing . Tom, lovely to see you. How are you doin . ,. ,. Tom, lovely to see you. How are you doin . ,. ,. , tom, lovely to see you. How are you doin. . ,. ,. ,. , doing . You all right . We are all riaht, doing . You all right . We are all right. Thanks doing . You all right . We are all right, thanks. How doing . You all right . We are all right, thanks. How are doing . You all right . We are all right, thanks. How are you . Doing . You all right . We are all. Right, thanks. How are you . Very aood. Right, thanks. How are you . Very good im right, thanks. How are you . Very good. Im excited right, thanks. How are you . Very good. Im excited because right, thanks. How are you . Very good. Im excited because you will be cooking something for us in the next half an hour, but can you take us through why you are involved in this and what it means for you and how you and marcus teamed up . We are launchin how you and marcus teamed up . We are launching the how you and marcus teamed up . We are launching the campaign how you and marcus teamed up . We are launching the campaign on how you and marcus teamed up . We are launching the campaign on the how you and marcus teamed up . We are launching the campaign on the first launching the campaign on the first video drops On Sunday and its called full time, get cooking with marcus and tom, and we come from a similar background, single parents, Mum And Dad had twojobs, marcus was out playing football and i was at home as a latchkey Kid Cooking for my brother while my mum was at work so we understand the backgrounds and we are very similar and we found ourselves in this fortunate position that marcus has got this incredible reach as weve seen over the last year through his Social Media and his Voice And Presence on the way he has been able to showcase and help kids trying to end Food Poverty through the Task Force which i have joined and been a part of and trying to go, how can we help and do something more long term rather than being reacting to situations . What about being more proactive, and marcus is very much part of wanting to learn Life Skills and new things to learn Life Skills and new things to put together for him personally, but then we can share that so that helps so many children learn a Life Skill, which is cooking and what we are trying to do and its working alongside with the government, with alongside with the government, with a healthy Start Vouchers that have been increased to £4 25, so this is for People Who have children that are preschool age, so instead of getting free School Meals they are given a healthy Start Voucher which allows them to buy stuff in supermarkets or local shops nearby, things like pulses and fresh vegetables, all that sort of stuff. It is creating recipes that are pocket friendly and the most important thing is making sure it is substantial so that children get full up, they are having something positive to it. And it really is super simple cookery. We are going right back to very simple basic stuff and using really simple ingredients, preprepared stuff, tinned vegetables, frozen vegetables, even frozen meat products. It really is a case of going, what is accessible, where does it reach and how many people can we touch and help . figs does it reach and how many people can we touch and help . Does it reach and how many people can we touch and help . As you said, chea , can we touch and help . As you said, cheap. Simple. Can we touch and help . As you said, cheap, simple, healthy, can we touch and help . As you said, cheap, simple, healthy, what can we touch and help . As you said, cheap, simple, healthy, what will. Cheap, simple, healthy, what will you show us how to cook this morning . You show us how to cook this mornin . ~ ,. ,. , morning . We will be doing a very ruick and morning . We will be doing a very quick and easy morning . We will be doing a very quick and easy Chicken Morning . We will be doing a very quick and easy Chicken Satay Morning . We will be doing a very| quick and easy chicken satay dish. What we have got is some noodles, some chicken thighs, and onion and carrot, a bit of garlic, some Curry Powder and Soy Sauce but most important bits of Peanut Butter. We have gone for crunchy, but you can go for smooth if you like, but it really is a case ofjust ingredients that you can find from your local shop and you havent got to go to a supermarket. You can get them locally, but at the same point we are able to make sure that they are cooked really nice and simple, so the first thing we will do. Cooked really nice and simple, so the first thing we will do. The first thing we will do. Tom, ou start the first thing we will do. Tom, you start and the first thing we will do. Tom, you start and we the first thing we will do. Tom, you start and we are the first thing we will do. Tom, you start and we are going the first thing we will do. Tom, you start and we are going to the first thing we will do. Tom, i you start and we are going to leave you start and we are going to leave you to it because we have the headlines coming up even though most of us nowjust want headlines coming up even though most of us now just want to headlines coming up even though most of us nowjust want to eat. We will Catch Up with you on about 25 minutes to see what you have done. Look after yourself. We are getting tom busy in the kitchen. See look after yourself. We are getting tom busy in the kitchen. Look after yourself. We are getting tom busy in the kitchen. See you in 25 minutes good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and ben thompson. Our headlines today. Its time to Get Serious about Climate Change. Borisjohnson will tell a summit of World Leaders that urgent action is needed to save the planet. Remembering the unremembered. An apology for the lack of commemoration for black and asian of commemoration for black and asian soldiers who died fighting for the British Empire. Marcus rashford turns masterchef. We Catch Up with the footballer after he teamed up with Celebrity Chef Tom kerridge to create cheap, healthy family meals. If i could literally go back as a kid, this is the Thing Id have learned to do. As well as do what i was doing with my football and stuff, when i went home, i would have loved to have been able to sit down and just learn to cook. Good morning from malton and the maze where they are seeing a Surge Naze where they are seeing a surge in demand to buy and rent Beach Huts like this one. We will find outjust how popular they are. A cold and frosty starts to the day to day, but for many of us, also sunny. As we go through the day, cloud will develop turning the hazy in places, and it is pretty breezy across the English Channel. I will put all of that together in ten minutes for you. Its thursday april 22nd. Our top story. Borisjohnson will Today Urge World leaders to preserve our planet for generations to come. Hell tell a virtual summit, hosted by us president joe biden, that 2021 must be the year countries Get Serious about stopping Climate Change. Lets speak to our chief environment correspondent, Justin Rowlatt now. Just then, good to see you. This summit, lots of noise and comments around it, how important is it . This is very important. Around it, how important is it . in 3 is very important, this is a waypoint if you like on the road to glasgow in november, that is the big climate conference the uk will be hosting in the scottish city. What President Biden is trying to do is get World Leaders together, 11i leaders of the worlds biggest economy together, and say, we need to do something to begin to cut Carbon Emissions. Hes going to be saying, we understand, that america will halve its emissions by 2030, a gesture to try and say to the rest of the world, you guys need to do something similar. Hes also likely to say that america will go net zero, cutting emissions and offsetting others. This is a very important Staging Post in the effort of the world to begin to tackle this really serious problem of Climate Change. Really serious problem of climate chance. ~. , really serious problem of climate chanie,. , , really serious problem of climate chance. ~. , ,. , really serious problem of climate chane. ,. ,. , change. What is this actually going to mean in terms change. What is this actually going to mean in terms of change. What is this actually going to mean in terms of affecting change. What is this actually going to mean in terms of affecting us . | to mean in terms of affecting us . This summit, how is it going to change our lives . The this summit, how is it going to change our lives . This summit, how is it going to change our lives . The summit affect us because it change our lives . The summit affect us because it means change our lives . The summit affect us because it means that change our lives . The summit affect i us because it means that governments around the world, including the british government, which has some of the most ambitious carbon cutting targets of any country in the world, governments around the world are going to begin to change how we produce electricity, how we get around, it will mean more renewable power and electric cars, perhaps urging us to eat a little less meat and dairy, urging us to drive less and dairy, urging us to drive less and cycle and walk more. Perhaps, for example, the cost for frequent flyers of a flying may go up. There could be changes all through our lives. The other thing that needs to happen is our houses need to get more efficient. I was speaking to Greta Thunberg last week of the worlds most famous climate campaigner, she said, we have to be very careful with this, very easy to set targets and less easy to meet them. {iii set targets and less easy to meet them. , ,. , set targets and less easy to meet them. , ,. , them. Of course it is a set in the riaht them. Of course it is a set in the right direction, them. Of course it is a set in the right direction, but them. Of course it is a set in the right direction, but if them. Of course it is a set in the right direction, but if only them. Of course it is a set in the right direction, but if only it them. Of course it is a set in the right direction, but if only it was| right direction, but if only it was that simple that we could just invest that simple that we could just invest and put money into things and that would invest and put money into things and that would solve the problem. Of course that would solve the problem. Of course that will be required as well but it course that will be required as well but it will course that will be required as well but it will take so much more than that but it will take so much more than that we but it will take so much more than that. We need to be realistic. And that. We need to be realistic. And that bi that. We need to be realistic. Jifuc that big message is, we need to change our behaviour. The big thing for all of us is that changes are on their way. For all of us is that changes are on their wa. , ~ i. ,. Their way. Thank you, very much, justin. More than 100,000 black and asian Service Personnel who died fighting for the British Empire were not properly commemorated due to pervasive racism. Thats according to a new report. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has apologised after it found the troops were not formally remembered in the same way as their white counterparts. The defence secretary, ben wallace, will address mps about the findings later. We will be talking more about the significance of that story with the Historian David Olusoga here on breakfast in around ten minutes. Labour is calling for a thorough investigation into the prime Ministers Text messages with the businessman, sirjames dyson, who was asked to make ventilators early in the coronavirus crisis. It wants a committee of mps to examine the exchanges, claiming borisjohnson was attempting to selectively target Tax Breaks for a politicalfriend. Mrjohnson has insisted he was right to move Heaven And Earth to secure ventilators. India is being devastated by a second wave of covid, which the countrys Prime Minister has called a coronavirus storm. In the past 2a hours, almost 300,000 new cases were reported, the biggest daily rise in any country, and more than 2,000 people died. Officials said hospitals across india were at breaking point. Driving tests in england and wales Resume Today after they were suspended in late december due to the pandemic. Lessons began ten days ago, to give learners a chance to practice. Our Transport Correspondent Caroline davies reports. Sometimes, it takes a few attempts before things line up. But Learner Drivers have rarely had to wait this long to get a test. Ive had my test cancelled i think eight times by this point, but ive kind of lost count. I live quite literally in the middle of nowhere with the nearest Bus Station being about a mile or two away. Its almost impossible to get around or go anywhere without asking someone else to give me a lift. The last Car Driving Tests for non key workers was before christmas. The delay has had an impact on instructors as well, many of whom who have not been able to work. You still have overheads to cover for the cars, youve got to pay for the cars and the insurance and all that sort of stuff. And also, its been very frustrating for a lot of the pupils that we teach. Effectively, its three and a half, four months since theyve last been in a car. And to have that break when youre a fairly inexperienced driver is quite difficult for a lot of them. But the wait is almost over. There are currently over 400,000 people waiting for a Car Test in britain. More examiners are now working weekends, extra people have been recruited, and some have been brought back out of retirement. Even the boss is now taking some of the tests. Waiting time varies around the country because it depends on how many people are in the queue, and how many examiners we have in any given location. So it can vary quite a bit. I think the key thing that is that we will add more Test Appointments each week as time moves on. No one knows how long it will take to clear the backlog so l plates may need to stay on far longer than many would like. Caroline davies, Bbc News. Yesterday on breakfast we spoke to a group of firefighters as they set off on the yorkshire three peaks challenge, in full kit, to raise awareness of motor neurone disease. 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Its 28 years since the teenager Stephen Lawrence was murdered in a racist attack while he was waiting for a bus near his home in london. On the anniversary of his death werejoined by his brother stuart, whose new book draws upon his own experiences, and encourages young people to transform the world around them. Absolutely lovely to see you, stuart. I thoroughly enjoyed your book. What came out of it, and particularly notable on the day of alL Days, stephen Lawrence Day as it is named, that it is about hope, about being positive, and knowing that you can make a difference in the world and you say this right at the world and you say this right at the start of the book, inspired a lot about what you knew of your brother stephen. Lot about what you knew of your brother stehen. ,. ,. ,. , brother stephen. Yeah, good morning, eve one. Brother stephen. Yeah, good morning, everyone it brother stephen. Yeah, good morning, everyone it was brother stephen. Yeah, good morning, everyone. It was about brother stephen. Yeah, good morning, everyone. It was about that brother stephen. Yeah, good morning, everyone. It was about that whole i everyone. It was about that whole idea that someone with the best intentions trying to guide you through something really placated. Complicated. I wanted to pass on some nuggets of information that could help young people and adults. One of the points i wanted to pick up one of the points i wanted to pick up as well, when stephen was killed, you went from being the middle brother to the older brother. And you lost someone that you could look up you lost someone that you could look up to. And one of the things you talk about in your book, and you talk about in your book, and you talk about in your book, and you talk about stephen because quality is of course, but you talk about how important it is that people have someone who looks like them that is relatable, that they can look up to and aspire to and then is to be a wealth of those people about. Definitely. That is part of my own personalJourney, where i am today, which is along that way, there have People Who took a chance on me, believed in me, and saw something which i could not see in myself. That is one of the key point of my book, to get young people to understand that that little voice inside your head that you think is the voice that only you have, it isnt. If you can find someone that you can bounce ideas off of, and some people are unsure about checking that out, that can help someone develop and grow. Stephen was that person for me growing up, we shared a bedroom together as we grew up. But then after stephen, there were many other People Who were then in that place that helped me along myJourney. To all the kids that i taught, i really wanted to be that i taught, i really wanted to be that person in a time when it was all going wrong and people couldnt quite work it out, they knew they had me who had their best interests at heart. And if i could help them in anyway, i do that. You at heart. And if i could help them in anyway, i do that. At heart. And if i could help them in anyway, i do that. You talk about the amount in anyway, i do that. You talk about the amount of in anyway, i do that. You talk about the amount of change, in anyway, i do that. You talk about the amount of change, the in anyway, i do that. You talk about the amount of change, the change i the amount of change, the change since your childhood you describe is immense. We have come a long way since then. You talked to about removing racism in our society, and when it comes to that we are a long way off. That in many respects, a lot of things have not changed. Yeah, again, the book is about empowering young people to have a voice. I need people to understand and know that some of the language we used to use, some of the lives we used to have, are not right, they effectively hurt people. And that leads on to, people dont have confidence about themselves. People have complexes about themselves. No human being should have a contact about themselves. When we are born, No One has an option to save their skin colour, i colour, hair colour, sexual preference, No One has that choice. So we have to respect people as a human being. People come to that place, surely the world will be a different place. Pare place, surely the world will be a different place. Different place. Are you hopeful that we will different place. Are you hopeful that we will make different place. Are you hopeful that we will make enough i different place. Are you hopeful that we will make enough progress . I have to be. Because like we have been saying, i am in my 40s now, i have a ten year old son myself, who soon will be walking the streets by himself, like adults, which he should be able to do. I want to know that Everyones Mindset around the place is, we are human beings, we need to treat each other as equals. And in knowing that, that we respect each other. Do we respect each other . Did we respect differences and celebrate differences . Im hopeful that those mindsets and those steps forward, then surely we will all have the space to develop in all the great human beings we have the possibility to be. Have the possibility to be. Thank ou ve have the possibility to be. Thank you very much. Have the possibility to be. Thank you very much, all have the possibility to be. Thank you very much, all the have the possibility to be. Thank you very much, all the better have the possibility to be. Thank| you very much, all the better you and your family. You very much, all the better you and yourfamily. I know you very much, all the better you and your family. I know today is a day, as alL Days, you will be Remembering Stephen so my best to you and yourfamily, thank Remembering Stephen so my best to you and your family, thank you so much forjoining us. Much for oining us. Thank you. It is 18 much forjoining us. Thank you. It is 18 minutes much forjoining us. Thank you. It is 18 minutes past much forjoining us. Thank you. It is 18 minutes past eight. I the Commonwealth War Graves Commission has apologised for failing to properly commemorate the deaths of black and asian Service Personnel who lost their lives fighting for the British Empire. An investigation found more than 100,000 african and middle eastern casualties were not formally remembered in the same way as white troops due to pervasive racism. Lets speak now to historian professor David Olusoga who helped produce a documentary that lead to the commissioning of the report. David olusoga, thank you very much forjoining us on success. Tell us about what has been uncovered. About what has been uncovered. Thank about what has been uncovered. thank you forjoining us on breakfast. What has been uncovered, much of this was already known before this was established, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission lived up to its principles when it came to white soldiers in europe. That was that everyone got the same treatment in death. Generals didnt get huge memorials as they had done in other wars, get huge memorials as they had done in otherwars, and get huge memorials as they had done in other wars, and private soldiers from working class backgrounds got exactly same headstone as offices and generals and that is remarkable. Those cemeteries are some of the most poignant and powerful places i have ever been to and i have been going to them for 20 years. When it came to non white people, particularly africans and people in the middle east in the war in africa during the first World War, im afraid the commission disastrously failed to live up to its principles. Lets go through this. Because this was deliberately signed off, wasnt it . I am creating a document by major george evans, saying, most of the natives who have died are of a semi savage nature, and do not attach any sentiment to marking the graves of their dead. So he said, the erection of individual headstones would constitute a waste of public money. That was signed off by the chairman of the then imperial war Graves Commission, winston churchill. This is being looked at now. What will happen . Its now. What will happen . Its shocking. Now. What will happen . Its shocking, isnt now. What will happen . It� s shocking, isnt it . But it isnt shocking, isnt it . But it isnt shocking to historians because we have known this for a long time. This is all based on the work of professor michelle barrett, this is in my book in 2014, it isnt new. The combination the commission of Commonwealth War graves knew this as well. I do congratulate and applaud them for reaching this point but it should not have taken a documentary on channel 4, it shouldnt have taken me as a documentjamaica and my colleagues and Business Partner David Lammy And Fort michelle, for taking this to happen. And for the professor, michelle. This is a commission with an enormous place in british life, this should have happened voluntarily, not because of a documentary. So happened voluntarily, not because of a documentary a documentary. So what is the explanation . A documentary. So what is the explanation . Have a documentary. So what is the explanation . Have you a documentary. So what is the explanation . Have You Been i a documentary. So what is the| explanation . Have You Been in a documentary. So what is the I Explanation . Have You Been in touch with them at all, the commission, as to why it has taken so long . The first committee to why it has taken so long . Fie first committee that was to why it has taken so long . Ila first committee that was put together, i was invited to sit and i refused because Professor Barrett was not invited. I was very pleased about what happens with this report. But this isnt new, historians and the commission knew about that. What the commission knew about that. What does that say the commission knew about that. What does that say to the commission knew about that. What does that say to you, the commission knew about that. What does that say to you, then . That i does that say to you, then . That this is another does that say to you, then . inst this is another organisation that has had to be dragged into admitting its history. It is very important what you said earlier, this was the imperial war Graves Commission. And its mindset was imperial. And it was complicit with other imperial organisations like the colonial governors, who are just as committed to not giving equal treatment to black and middle eastern soldiers. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission was not alone in this but we hold them to higher values, and we hold them to higher values, and we expected better from them. So tare we expected better from them. So we are waitin we expected better from them. So we are waiting for we expected better from them. So we are waiting for a we expected better from them. So we are waiting for a reply we expected better from them. So we are waiting for a reply from we expected better from them. So we are waiting for a reply from the are waiting for a reply from the minister of defence. Ben wallace, the defence secretary, is addressing parliament later, what does he need to say . Parliament later, what does he need to sa . , ,. ,. , to say . This is the question i would ask everybody to say . This is the question i would ask everybody who to say . This is the question i would ask everybody who is to say . This is the question i would ask everybody who is interested i to say . This is the question i would| ask everybody who is interested and shocked in this story. If the Commonwealth War Graves Commission had set up a committee and discovered that 100,000 white british soldiers lay in mass graves, unmarked and un commemorated, and the documentation proved that that had been deliberate, what would they do . If this was in flanders, what they do . How many resources with a point of this if these were white soldiers . How many resources would they pour into this if these were white british soldiers . These men were part of the British Empire and they fought and died for britain, they deserve equal treatment and now. What we have right now in africa is apartheid in death. ,. , death. So, a fund should be allocated death. So, a fund should be allocated to death. So, a fund should be allocated to this, death. So, a fund should be allocated to this, to death. So, a fund should be allocated to this, to commemorate those who died in service who were not recognised . Is that one step . I think the Commonwealth War Graves Commission needs to think about what it would do if these were white british soldiers. It would do if these were white british soldiers. What do you think the would british soldiers. What do you think they would have british soldiers. What do you think they would have done . British soldiers. What do you think they would have done . I british soldiers. What do you think they would have done . I think british soldiers. What do you think| they would have done . I think they would pour they would have done . I think they would pour wee i think they would pour resources into it. If they were serious about this, notjust apologising, into it. If they were serious about this, not just apologising, but this, notjustapologising, but redemption, restorativejustice, treating africans with respect even all these years later, apologies are not enough. All these years later, apologies are not enough all these years later, apologies are not enouah. ,. , ~ ,. Not enough. David olusoga, thank you so much for not enough. David olusoga, thank you so much for talking not enough. David olusoga, thank you so much for talking to not enough. David olusoga, thank you so much for talking to at not enough. David olusoga, thank you so much for talking to at this so much for talking to at this morning. So much for talking to at this morning if youve been watching this Morning Youll have seen the michelin starred Chef Tom Kerridge hasjoined us for breakfast, and hes got some tasty tips and ideas for those cooking on a budget. Its all part of a project between tom and Marcus Rashford. Its not just its notjust to make as all hungry. We put tom to work, we gave you 25 minutes, loads of time for a man of your skills, what have you rustled up your skills, what have you rustled up for us . Your skills, what have you rustled u for us . , your skills, what have you rustled up for us . Your skills, what have you rustled u for us . ,. , up for us . This is the whole thing, 25 minutes up for us . This is the whole thing, 25 minutes is up for us . This is the whole thing, 25 minutes is actually up for us . This is the whole thing, 25 minutes is actually loads up for us . This is the whole thing, 25 minutes is actually loads of up for us . This is the whole thing, | 25 minutes is actually loads of time to be able to kick. Most of these recipes are about doing it quick, simple, easy to do, budget friendly. Trying to get everybody engaged into cooking. So far, i have some sliced chicken thighs that i have marinated a little bit into some Curry Powder, and a bit of oil. I am just buying them, making them nice and crispy. Then i have mixed together some Peanut Butter and some boiling water. Chop up some onion, some carrot, and some garlic. Garlic will go in now and start frying that off, it down. These are the carrots that have been chopped up and cut into little strips. This is one of the things that i have been cooking with marcus, it is a Life Skill that marcus, it is a Life Skill that marcus has wanted. This is the first time that marcus has peeled a carrot. And he is so not embarrassed to talk about it. 100 its about learning and a Life Skill, he peeled the carrot and then he chopped these carrots, i have never seen Someone Chop carrots so well. Meticulous, pinpoint accuracy. If his life in football goes to pot, he has a job here at my kitchen, he was incredible. Here at my kitchen, he was incredible. ~. , incredible. We will Catch Up with ou with incredible. We will Catch Up with you with the incredible. We will Catch Up with you with the finished incredible. We will Catch Up with you with the finished product i incredible. We will Catch Up with i you with the finished product later. Those finely chopped carrots will make the dish. Lute those finely chopped carrots will make the dish. Make the dish. We will see you later. Make the dish. We will see you later its make the dish. We will see you later. Its even make the dish. We will see you later. Its even a make the dish. We will see you later. Its even a bit make the dish. We will see you later. Its even a bit make the dish. We will see you later. Its even a bit see i make the dish. We will see you | later. Its even a bit see you later. Its even a bit see you in a bit i later. Its even a bit see you in a bit . ,. , time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im victoria hollins. Protestors have smashed at least 19 windows at hsbc� s headquarters in canary wharf. The climate activists from the Extinction Rebellion Group used hammers and chisels to break the windows. They want to highlight what they say is the role of the financial sector in the climate and ecological crisis. There are calls for the next mayor of london to make, and stick to a promise over more accessible transport in the capital. Campaigners say it benefits all londoners, but every London Mayor has promised and so far struggled to deliver on large scale plans to increase step free access on the tube. At the moment, only 81 out of 270 Tube Stations have step free access, but tfl says six more are planned to be completed this year. There have been so many promises made over the years by various successive mayors. And it is devastating when these deadlines are consistently pushed back, or scrapped entirely. This idea of accessibility being this kind of thing that you can stick on at The End because its a luxury or its nice to have, we need to change that way of thinking. Its Earth Day today an internationaL Day of environmental action. One Company Schneider Electric have released this time Lapse Footage showing how much energy is being wasted in the capital thanks to office lights being left on. It was taken before the pandemic. Analysts discovered that light levels across the capital only fall by 30 per cent overnight. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Situation now. On the tube there are severe delays on thejubilee line. On the trains, delays to great northern services between Harringay And Moorgate after electrical supply problems earlier. On the roads in barking, A13 Ripple Road is closed into town into town at . The Lodge Avenuejunction due to a crash involving a car and a van. Tailbacks from the Ferry Lane Interchange in South West London in whitton, Lane 2 is closed for gas works in both directions on the a316 great Chertsey Road to and from the hospital bridge roundabout. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. So far april has been quite a chilly month, largely, but also a dry Month And Today is no exception. High pressure remains in charge, so we are waking up to clear skies again this morning. A chilly start, but plenty of sunshine and a gentle easterly breeze, so temperatures in the east a little Bit Cooler and the further west you are, we are looking at a maximum of 15 celsius. Overnight tonight we hang onto similar conditions, it is dry and clear and the wind is light and the minimum temperature dropping down very close to zero if not below, so dont be too surprised if you wake up to a bit of frost first thing on friday morning. Its another bright start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, similar conditions, dry but still underneath this rather cold air and that is going to stay with us through the week and the weekend as well. The sun at this time of year is pretty strong with Uv Levels at the high end of moderate and the Pollen Count is also high through this week. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now though its back to naga and ben. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and ben thompson. Morning live follows breakfast on bbc one. Lets find out whats on todays show with kym and gethin. Coming up on morning live, Dr Xand will be unpacking Todays Health headlines as well as setting the record straight on whether shingles could be a new Side Effect of the vaccine. Plus, the fallout over the european Super League continues, after a huge u turn, bosses apologised to fans so today were asking how easy is it to hold your hands up and say sorry and can you ever really forgive and forget . Wed love to hear your thoughts on this, so please get in touch. Uncertainty over our summer holidays has led many to book beach holidays at home this year, driving up the price of rentals. Today well be taking a trip to skegness, to find out how it, and other coastal towns, are adapting to meet increased demand. Also, this week Boris Johnson announced a commitment to cut Carbon Emissions by 78 by 2035. And Today Scientist and dj james stewart will reveal how clearing out your Email Inbox can help clean up the Planet Talking of planets, today tim peake meets a fellow astronaut who spent lockdown in space hear his incredible story and find out how he took the news of the pandemic. Also today, katya jones could soon be giving Rachel Riley a run for her money after becoming a national numeracy ambassador. Shell be telling us how being better at maths could help with debt and even keep your brain younger. We will be on the mats today. Counties we will be on the mats today. Counties on the mat. As if he doesnt have enough on his plate with his School Meals campaign, now Marcus Rashford wants to get us all cooking from scratch in the kitchen. Youre quite a good cook, arent you . Im more of a youre quite a good cook, arent you . Im more ofa bakerthan youre quite a good cook, arent you . Im more of a baker than a cook. Its all cooking. Sugar, its great. Hes teamed up with michelin starred Chef Tom Kerridge to show how nutritious food can be made on a budget, in the hope that nobody has to go to bed hungry. Hes been speaking to sally exclusively about the project. Oh, The Sun is coming back. Gorgeous, isnt it . Never get sun in the front garden. Im hoping youve seen that one. Stay, good boy. I remember coming to your house a year ago and asking for a cup of tea, and i can remember you looking around for all the bits and pieces to make a cup of tea, and would you say that maybe the kitchen has not always been your favourite place. Its not that its not my favourite place, its just that its not my most familiar environment, but since then im glad to say that ive been in there a bit more and learned a few more skills in there and, for me, itsjust been a Journey. And also, i suppose, a lot of it is about gaining confidence in the kitchen and then gaining Life Skills. Yeah, exactly. Thats the End Goal. The End Goal is for an 11 year old kid, if he moves out of his parents home, when hes18 years old, 19 years old, he can know how to cook for himself and eat the right meals, those affordable meals and it will be one less thing he has to stress about because hes been doing it for five or six years already, and i always go to my experiences. Like, if i could literally go back as a kid this is something i would want to learn to as well as doing my football. When i went home, i would have loved to have been able to sit down and just learn to cook. So youve been cooking with tom kerridge. What are your favourite recipes so far . What have you learned . My favourite recipes, not to say that i liked the food, because i feel my food needs a lot of work on it, but my favourite recipes to cook were hashbrowns and i would say the Stir Fry one. The chicken Stir Fry . Yes. We are doing the chicken Stir Fry on the programme with tom, so that is really good. Them two were my two favourites because ive never really ate hashbrowns but now i know the process of them, i probably would start eating them and then the Stir Fry, i always thought with Stir Fry because it looks like there is so much going on its going to be a nightmare to try and cook, but it was actually really fun. And how did it taste . It tasted all right. If i did it again, it would taste better because i put too much of the Peanut Butter Sauce in, and it wasnt as creamy as it should be. It sounds nice. It was all right. I think i gave it a seven out of ten or something. If i cooked it properly, it would be an eight. Did you have any disasters in the kitchen . Yeah. A lot. Go on. The first disaster was finding the equipment, because ijust didnt have a clue where anything was. Its like when you tried to make me a cup of tea. You couldnt find the kettle. Stop it, youre embarrassing me now. Sorry. But the first challenge was finding everything, and probably the second challenge was knowing which knives, for example, to use for which things because i didnt have a clue. I was using the wrong knives and then tom was having to help me and stuff. What he has done, which is quite clever, is for each recipe is different ways to cook it, so depending on the equipment you have at home, ill give you an example, he showed me an omelette he made in a kettle. How . I dont know. Its one of those things you never thought you could do it, but its to show people that even if people are struggling and they dont actually own pots and pans and stuff like that, there are still ways around it to make the meals that they like. One of the main reasons im doing it as well is to just show younger people that you are allowed to make mistakes. Its not The End of the world if you make a mistake. And ifeel like me going into something that was unknown to me in the past is just showing that he is out of his comfort zone, so why cant i try it . And how important is it to you that people are not stigmatised for using their healthy Start Vouchers, and how is that going to work . I feel like The View of people using the vouchers has changed a little bit. But it needs to change more, because people that are entitled to the Vouchers Arent using them because they are scared of what people are going to think about them which, in my eyes, is ridiculous. Wherever your Journey starts, people can start down there and start up there, but they can finish at the same point. Ive just always been brought up to look at people as the same, so hopefully people will finally see that it is fine to be in a struggling position, its about the next steps and how you are going to not struggle any more, and using the vouchers is one way of doing that. Youre going to start putting these recipes out online, arent you, but also in supermarkets. Why was that important . A lot of the people we are trying to reach they dont have access to things like Social Media and stuff like that, so the smartest way to do it was to make sure that they are in local supermarkets that people go to every day. We just wanted to make sure that we are hitting as many people and the right people as possible. Just to say, that interview was recorded before the news of the european Super League was announced. Otherwise there would have been a few more questions. If you were watching earlier youll know tom promised to have something delicious prepared to show just how easy it is. He is about halfway through and we will Catch Up and see how you are getting on, and we will get to the food in a moment, but shall we remind ourselves why you are doing this with marcus. This with marcus. Yes, like marcus said, im this with marcus. Yes, like marcus said. Im part this with marcus. Yes, like marcus said. Im part of this with marcus. Yes, like marcus said, Im Part of the this with marcus. Yes, like marcus said, Im Part of the marcus i said, Im Part of the Marcus Rashford Task Force and were trying to reach as many people as possible to reach as many people as possible to encourage People Who qualified for the healthy Start Vouchers to take them and use them because this is money to come your way to please get yourself cooking something but also to De Stigmatise these. These 52 recipes are being launched throughout the year, one every sunday, so its encouraging people, they are all good fun, high energy and all available through instagram and all available through instagram and facebook, so its completely accessible and for People Who have not got the internet access, the supermarkets have been super helpful and they are making sure the recipe cards are there at most places and we are trying to reach as many places as possible but we are trying to encourage everyone to cook and make sure everyone engages and has a go at cooking so it doesnt matter about your background, but the people we are really trying to help are the people from the marcus Task Force has been trying to reach from the beginning to improve lives and drive the skill sets forward. Ii the beginning to improve lives and drive the skill sets forward. If you dont have drive the skill sets forward. If you dont have those drive the skill sets forward. If you dont have those skills, drive the skill sets forward. If you dont have those skills, its i drive the skill sets forward. If you dont have those skills, its hard i dont have those skills, its hard to know where to start because we are looking at you theyre in a professional kitchen and you have all of the kit and the tools, knowledge of how you cook stuff and mix it together, but its hard to know where you even begin. I completely agree. This is the whole point of the recipes. What we are trying to do, and normally when i speak to people, down the lens of a Camera And Talk on television or write recipes, im already talking to a Food Audience but im going back to my childhood, my background in the same as marcus, normally the best way to describe it is when i talk to people in a Food Audience, but these are People Who can already ride a bike, and we are going on a big 20 Mile Bike Ride across the country, but actually we are going back to getting onto a bike with stabilisers. Its right at the beginning. This is the dish we were cooking that marcus was talking about, the Stir Fry he really liked. It is one pan, we dont even boil the noodles. We flick the kettle on, cover them in hot water and just leave them, drain them and stick them in a pan, so we are trying to reach people and one of the recipes is even just cooked in a kettle, an omelette that is just boiled in a bag in a kettle and if you are in temporary accommodation or you only have a microwave or a kettle, so we are fully aware that the people we are fully aware that the people we are trying to reach, its not using all the kit. We stood here this morning because this is my place of work but the reality is i have one hob, one pan and a very simple dish to put together and it turns out it is one of marcus is favourite. There is one of marcus is favourite. There is a stigma is one of marcus is favourite. There is a stigma around is one of marcus is favourite. There is a stigma around not is one of marcus is favourite. There is a stigma around not knowing i is one of marcus is favourite. There is a stigma around not knowing how to cook. You were telling us earlier that marcus had never peeled carrot, but its that we dont like to admit that we dont necessarily know what we are supposed to do when we get in the kitchen. Lute we are supposed to do when we get in the kitchen the kitchen. We are very aware of it and we are the kitchen. We are very aware of it and we are very the kitchen. We are very aware of it and we are very conscious the kitchen. We are very aware of it and we are very conscious that i the kitchen. We are very aware of| it and we are very conscious that we want to remove the stigma and not worry about it. We are trying to make it stress free as possible. There are 52 recipes and they dont even have measurements. We dont have 250 millilitres of this or that, what we do most of the time as we are measuring thing in a mug, so its one mug of this and we have all got a mug but what we have tried to do is make sure that as many people as possible have access to a pan, a mug, and you can cook something. And all of the ingredients are the sort of ingredients found in food banks or the local corner shop. None of them are specialist, its all very simple things so its trying to encourage people to have a go and they are all budget friendly. They are super pocket friendly and they are super pocket friendly and they are dishes that people recognise, like Stir Fry or a pizza or a Rice Dish or pasta dish, so you will not spend money on things that your kids not liked. You might only want to cook two of them and they all have that repertoire, we are all guilty over a second a period that we might do Spaghetti Bolognese on a thursday and every thursday Spaghetti Bolognese, Thats Something that is a Life Skill and to be able to engage with fresh ingredients. So if ou are a engage with fresh ingredients. So if you are a family engage with fresh ingredients. So if you are a family watching and thinking i would love to be a part of this and see a recipe, how much time would it take of their week . This might be about an hour of engagement from start to finish. Some of the dishes are quicker than that, but we probably go from start to finish is about an hour of engaging, coming home from school, trying to engage the kids, cooking something from start to finish and at the most its an hour, but many of the dishes are less than that and you could be done in 25 minutes for some of them. So they are perfect for after school, tee time at meals. 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The beautifully cut carrots, Onion And Chicken in garlic has been fried and the noodles, ive literally boiled a kettle and poured it onto the noodles and left them there for 20 minutes and its no problem and with a bit more hot water i mixed it with Peanut Butter, and these are all kind of simple, really simple ingredients we have gone the Peanut Butter is now a Satay Sauce and its that simple. This is where marcus went a little bit wrong. I dont think you made it loose enough, so he put it together and it went lumpy. And a little bit of Soy Sauce and thats why he only gave himself seven out of ten. And stir it together and its that simple. It is a substantial dish that you can put together and it is a Flavour Everybody understands. Its not spicy or superhot, its like peanuts and has that beautiful flavour and you literally serve it up flavour and you literally serve it up and he serve up some of the noodles and some of the chicken with peanuts, and beautifully cut carrots. I cant tell you how amazing these carrots were. These recipes will be available every sunday, they will come out every sunday, they will come out every Sunday Morning on Instagram And Weve also got loads of super friendly faces with lots of famous people joining friendly faces with lots of famous peoplejoining us friendly faces with lots of famous people joining us along the way to have a go at cooking these dishes, and they will have a go atjoining in, cooking them and they will share it on their Instagram Channel so we can reach as many people as possible and make sure that so many people can engage in the Cooking Process of it, but also if you havent got the internet, like marcus was saying, these recipe cards will appear in food banks, supermarkets will be hugely supportive, so all of the recipes, one a week next year, so we want people to get involved. Full times full time meals, get cooking with your mug, show us what you can do and keep spreading the word so we can reach as many people as possible. Word so we can reach as many people as possible as possible. Tom, its great. You have done as possible. Tom, its great. You have done us as possible. Tom, its great. You have done us proud. As possible. Tom, its great. You have done us proud. Well as possible. Tom, its great. You have done us proud. Well done. | as possible. Tom, its great. You i have done us proud. Well done. That looks fab. I wish we could know that. I dont, looks fab. I wish we could know that. Idont, because looks fab. I wish we could know that. I dont, because i would just want to eat it. Theatres across the uk will once again come alive to the sounds of summer nights when the musical grease goes back on tour injuly. The production, which guest Stars Singer Peter andre, was postponed last year because of the pandemic. Lets remind ourselves of some of the hits we can expect in the show. Some are loving, had me a blast. Some are loving, happened so fast. I met a girl crazy for me. Met a boy, cute as can be. Go, grease lightning, youre burning up the quarter mile. Go Grease Line youre coasting through. You are the one that i want. The one that i want. The one that i want. The one i need, oh, yes indeed. One thing i learned now and we were talking about whether you put the musical grease on at school. No, we started it, but it was a catholic school and they decided there was too much had language so instead of doing grease, we did joseph and his technicolor dreamcoat. You can imagine my school put it on, and i was party, the annoying, goody goody. Go figure. Werejoined now by the singer peter andre, Wholl Play two roles in the upcoming grease musical good morning, peter. How are you . I am very well. You hear those songs and it makes you feel good. The sun is out and its such a nice vibe. 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There was talk of me doing more than two roles as there are three potential roles but its about figuring out whether i can get into the next character quick enough and im loving this opportunity, because the ironic thing is that we are talking about grease and we cant even fly there, which is interesting. What an interesting time. I thought that was a bit of a greekjoke but No One actually laughed. Lute a bit of a greekjoke but No One actually laughed. Actually laughed. We are ust clearinu actually laughed. We are ust clearing away i actually laughed. We are ust clearing away the i actually laughed. We are just| clearing away the tumbleweed actually laughed. We are just i clearing away the tumbleweed for you, peter. Its clearing away the tumbleweed for you. Peter you, peter. Its going to be fantastic you, peter. Its going to be fantastic bringing you, peter. Its going to be fantastic bringing back i you, peter. Its going to be fantastic bringing back to i you, peter. Its going to be i fantastic bringing back to the stage, and people want to get out of the theatre and the theatre have taken a massive hit including the People Who work on the lights, the sound, production, the crew, there are so many People Who are aching to get back on stage. Lute are so many People Who are aching to get back on stage. Get back on stage. We were talking earlier about get back on stage. We were talking earlier about the get back on stage. We were talking earlier about the brit get back on stage. We were talking earlier about the Brit Awards i get back on stage. We were talking earlier about the Brit Awards and i earlier about the Brit Awards and they will have an audience for the first time this year with live performances getting up and running in some shape or form, and performances getting up and running in some shape orform, and People Who do this, people like you who are used to performing in front of a live crowd, you absolutely live for that and you need to feed off the energy of a live audience. Absolutely and like i mentioned before, there are so many people involved in any stage production, any production at all, so when you see how many people are in different areas of the whole of the big pie areas of the whole of the big pie are excited to get back and do it, and for me it is the number one thing, being on stage and a musical like grease is something i grew up with and saw it so many times as a kid, so to be able to get up and perform in front of people with songs i love is fantastic. Perform in front of people with songs i love is fantastic. After a ear of songs i love is fantastic. After a year of not songs i love is fantastic. After a year of not performing, songs i love is fantastic. After a year of not performing, do i songs i love is fantastic. After a year of not performing, do you | songs i love is fantastic. After a i year of not performing, do you think you get out of practice or out of the habit . Is it daunting to get back on stage . For the habit . Is it daunting to get back on stage . The habit . Is it daunting to get back on stage . For me, no. I was luc in back on stage . For me, no. I was lucky in the back on stage . For me, no. I was lucky in the sense back on stage . For me, no. I was lucky in the sense that back on stage . For me, no. I was lucky in the sense that i back on stage . For me, no. I was lucky in the sense that i was back on stage . For me, no. I was l lucky in the sense that i was signed up lucky in the sense that i was signed up at 16 years old in australia and im 48 now, so i think by now it almost becomes your second home, and you feel relaxed when youre stage, and i know i do but no, i dont feel nervous at all. Im almost aching to get up there, but you almost feel bad complaining about the fact that you have not been doing it because there is obviously millions of people that have not been able to do theirjobs, so you just keep quiet and hope that it will start coming back again and thankfully it has. I put the suit on the other day for the first time and it was slightly snug and i remember it being slightly different. Slightly different. There is a phenomenon, slightly different. There is a phenomenon, all slightly different. There is a phenomenon, all the slightly different. There is a | phenomenon, all the clothes slightly different. There is a. Phenomenon, all the clothes in slightly different. There is a phenomenon, all the clothes in the wardrobe, the posh close we dont wear any more, they all shrink. Its a new thing, scientific fact, so i wouldnt worry about this close being snug, so they are just a little bit shy about embracing bodies again. The little bit shy about embracing bodies again. Little bit shy about embracing bodies again. Little bit shy about embracing bodies aaain. ,. , bodies again. The moths have been havin a bodies again. The moths have been having a great bodies again. The moths have been having a great time having a great bodies again. The moths have been having a great time in bodies again. The moths have been having a great time in the bodies again. The moths have been having a great time in the last having a great time in the last year. Having a great time in the last ear. ,. ,. ,. , year. They have been doing their own tailorina. Year. They have been doing their own tailoring how year. They have been doing their own tailoring. How is year. They have been doing their own tailoring. How is your year. They have been doing their own tailoring. How is your confidence tailoring. How is your Confidence Level in terms of getting back on stage . What are you thinking about the audience as well . As much as we say we are desperate to see entertainment and be back out, there is some anxiety as well, because the world has changed. We are mindful of coronavirus so much. Coronavirus so much. Thats a brilliant Question Coronavirus so much. Thats a brilliant Question And Coronavirus so much. Thats a i brilliant Question And Something ive been thinking about as well because looking at it from the other side of people being in the audience, its a different situation and when we would sit together next to someone two or three years ago somebody coughed or sneezed, you would look at them and be like, im glad you covered your mouth, but now somebody sneezes or coughs, everybody looks as if its something, and it is different and times are different but i do think that because people are out there wanting to see entertainment, and i think if they feel confident enough that they have had the vaccine or that they have had the vaccine or that there are the right measures in place, people will feel confident enough to do it. The initial start might be scary, its like going to restaurants, all of a sudden you can sit outside anything, do i or dont i take a mask . Will i be sat next to somebody else, but if you do that once or twice then all of a sudden the confidence comes back and we just need to get it rolling, but equally we totally understand why its taken so long and its important that all the measures are in place. Important that all the measures are in lace. ~. , important that all the measures are in lace. ~. ,. ,. , in place. What have You Been told to exect in place. What have You Been told to exaeet logistically in place. What have You Been told to expect logistically in in place. What have You Been told to expect logistically in terms in place. What have You Been told to expect logistically in terms of expect logistically in terms of things like backstage . We know theres not a lot of room and theres not a lot of room and theres a lot of people working there, be lighting, the costume people, stagehands, you will be in close quarters. What you know about what changes may be made . What changes may be made . Again, its all the questions what changes may be made . Again, its all the questions ive what changes may be made . Again, its all the questions ive been its all the questions ive been thinking in my mind and i thought, its a lot of work for them to put its a lot of work for them to put it in place but i have so much confidence, that the whole way things have changed into a one way system, i am sure it will be like a well oiled machine and we willjust adapt. Youve got to adapt. There is no room for you to turn round and say im not happy about this, well, then see you. Weve got to adapt and thatis then see you. Weve got to adapt and that is the way it is. I have a lot of confidence in the crew. I feel slightly sorry for people in the background that have to do all this because its hard and they have got to stick by the rules in order for it to work and its a different world now. It to work and its a different World Nova it to work and its a different world now it to work and its a different world now. ,. , ,. , world now. Peter, lovely to see you, thank Ou World now. Peter, lovely to see you, thank you very world now. Peter, lovely to see you, thank you very much, world now. Peter, lovely to see you, thank you very much, peter, world now. Peter, lovely to see you, thank you very much, peter, who world now. Peter, lovely to see you, thank you very much, peter, who is| thank you very much, peter, who is in the rescheduled because of coronavirus Uk Tour of grease. Did you know that about the close shrinking over the year . Hasnt happened to me. Speakfor shrinking over the year . Hasnt happened to me. Speak for yourself. I wasnt speaking for myself and you and i can have words about that comment after this. Carol has the weather. Carol, how very dare he. Yes, ben, shame on you. Good morning everybody. A beautiful start to the day and across most of the uk, you can see the Blue Skies in northwich in Cheshire And Today its going to be largely dry after a cold and frosty start. At the moment the temperature in braemar is 3 and in cambridge its only blustery and in the air, for, then five in real, but in The Sunshine you will find the temperature will romp up quite quickly. What we have today is a bit of Cloud Toppling around an area of low pressure which might produce a shower or two and the wind is coming onshore across the South East meaning it will be that little Bit Cooler, gusty winds across the English Channel and the coastline adjacent and we also have a high Pollen Count across many parts of the country and it is Tree Pollen thatis the country and it is Tree Pollen that is prevalent at the moment. Light winds, and temperatures out of the wind, we are looking at 15 or 16 degrees but a Bit Cooler with the onshore breeze around the North Sea coastline. As we head through the evening and overnight temperatures will quickly fall away and we will have clear skies and the north where there will be more cloud which could produce drizzle but it will also keep the temperatures higher and where we have the clearest guys that is where the temperatures will fall away, low enough for a touch of Frost And Wheat hang onto gusty winds across the English Channel. We hang on. Through saturday and sunday, breezy and the west and gusty winds on friday in the English Channel but as you can see, a lot of dry weather and it does look like On Sunday we might see a little more cloud and the jury is still out on that one and highs, well, the temperature is starting to slide as we head towards sunday. If you are looking for significant rainfall there is an until next week until we might see that coming in next week. Ben is next to me. A view of walton on the Maze Ben is next to me. A view of walton on the Maze Ld Ben is next to me. 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The temperature will those lovely colours. The temperature will go those lovely colours. The temperature will go up. Those lovely colours. Ira temperature will go up quite those lovely colours. 11a temperature will go up quite quickly in The Sunshine as well. In The Sunshine as well. Excellent. Carol, in The Sunshine as well. Excellent. Carol. Enioy in The Sunshine as well. Excellent. Carol. Enjoy the in The Sunshine as well. Excellent. Carol, enjoy the rest in The Sunshine as well. Excellent. Carol, enjoy the rest of in The Sunshine as well. Excellent. Carol, enjoy the rest of the in The Sunshine as well. Excellent. Carol, enjoy the rest of the week. | carol, enjoy the rest of the week. Lets go to ben, who is somewhere down there. Those Beach Huts are in great demand, ben. Great demand, ben. Arent they ust stunninu. Great demand, ben. Arent they ust stunning. An great demand, ben. Arent they ust stunning. An array i great demand, ben. Arent they ust stunning. An array offi great demand, ben. Arent they ust stunning. An array of colour i great demand, ben. Arent theyjust stunning. An array of colour lining i stunning. An array of colour lining the Essex Coast at walton on the maze. I could have told you the naze. I could have told you the forecaster, it is nippy, thats the technical term. Forecaster, it is nippy, thats the technicalterm. Look forecaster, it is nippy, thats the technical term. Look at these Beach Huts, just like this one, they are very much in demand because foreign travel is a lot harder than it used to be, the rules, the restrictions, so theres been a surge in demand for Beach Huts like this one, not just here in essex but right across country. Lets speak to two People Who know all about the surge in demand. We have a sally and melanie, and sally has a Beach Hut but also rents out eight or so on behalf of other people. How busy is demand . How much interest are you seeing . Extremely busy, lots of messages and at the extremely busy, lots of messages and at the moment we are fully booked throughout august and no Weekend Availability at the moment but we do sometimes get the odd cancellation,. A last Minute Booking is a possibility. 11 a lastMinute Booking is a possibility a lastMinute Booking is a nossibili. , possibility. If you look on the Social Media possibility. If you look on the Social Media sites possibility. If you look on the Social Media sites we possibility. If you look on the Social Media sites we do possibility. If you look on the Social Media sites we do get| possibility. If you look on the i Social Media sites we do get the possibility. If you look on the Social Media sites we do get the odd cancellation. And Social Media sites we do get the odd cancellation cancellation. And if people are rentina cancellation. And if people are renting them, cancellation. And if people are renting them, per cancellation. 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The interest in renting, there is also demand for buying as well. Lets speak to melanie about this who is part of the Beach Hut owners association. What effect has this had on prices . We have seen them double in the past year and we are now looking at a value of between 20 and 30,000 for the average hot here. If the price has gone up by that much here, and weve seen the prices rise elsewhere as well, what makes the difference . Is it the Location Or Condition of a hut . The difference . Is it the Location Or Condition of a hut . Some of it is location so or condition of a hut . Some of it is location so the or condition of a hut . Some of it is location so the Front Or Condition of a hut . Some of it is location so the Front Row or condition of a hut . Some of it is location so the Front Row huts or condition of a hut . 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Moment there isjust high demand for Beach Huts everywhere. Beach huts everywhere. Melanie, thank ou Beach Huts everywhere. Melanie, thank you very Beach Huts everywhere. Melanie, thank you very much Beach Huts everywhere. Melanie, thank you very much and Beach Huts everywhere. Melanie, thank you very much and sally, i Beach Huts everywhere. Melanie, thank you very much and sally, thank you to you as well. I have to say, and a gorgeous, sunny day like this, being hit on the Essex Coast, i was tempted to go for a bit of a swim but its a bit choppy out there and also a little bit chilly but enjoy what i have been enjoying, the sound of the waves, the relaxation, take a few moments of your morning and just look out and enjoy that just for a few moments. It look out and enoy that ust for a few moments. look out and enoy that ust for a few moments. ,. ,. , ~ few moments. It is beautiful. Thank ou for few moments. It is beautiful. Thank you for sharing few moments. It is beautiful. Thank you for sharing that few moments. It is beautiful. Thank you for sharing that with few moments. It is beautiful. Thank you for sharing that with us. You for sharing that with us. Certainly worth enjoying. That is walton on the maze in essex. You are watching Bbc Breakfast and it is eight. 59. This is Bbc News with the latest headlines pervasive racism is blamed for the failure to properly commemorate tens of thousands of black and asian soldiers who died fighting for the British Empire. Of black and asian soldiers who died if of black and asian soldiers who died this was in fla they if this was in flanders, what would they do . How much resources would they do . How much resources would they pour into this if these were white british soldiers . President biden is expxpected to promise to halve us emissions by The End of the decade at a climate summit of World Leaders today. 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