A Watershed Moment for football, according to the government, wholl be looking at Club Ownership as part of a review into the game in england, led by fans. Good morning. Im at Arundel Castle this morning, where the annual Tulip Festival is under way. Where the annual Tulip Festival is underway. It where the annual Tulip Festival is under way. It is a cold but a bright start. I will bring you all the weather details in about ten minutes. Good morning. Its friday, the 24th of april. Our top story. New restrictions for people coming to The Uk from india have come into force this morning, as the country has joined The Uks Red List, which effectively bans travel. India has seen Record Infection rates, a rapidly rising Death Toll and the discovery of a new Virus Variant and six hospitals in the Indian Capital Delhi have now completely run out of oxygen. Caroline davies reports. The last few arrivals before india is added to the Red List. There was joy for those who made it back. Its amazing. I feel like kissing the ground. Adita had travelled to india for his grandmothers funeral. It was expensive. Expensive . Yeah, yeah. Just triple the price. But yeah, im finally happy that im home. Yesterday, india saw the highest one tally of new Covid I9 cases anywhere in the world. Crowds built outside hospitals in major cities, as they reached capacity. And there were reports that some died while waiting for oxygen. Shankas family spent the day searching for oxygen for him. His niece told the bbc his relatives drove five hours to find a supplier yesterday. They will have to do the same again today. Its distressing. I cant imagine what the daughter, who is younger than me, my cousin, and they must be going through right outside the hospital. They are stationed outside, running here and there at every lead to fill a cylinder or to get that oxygen. The so called indian variant of the virus is still being investigated. Todays New Restrictions in england means anyone arriving in india from 4am this morning, must quarantine in hotel for ten days at their own expense. Quarantine hotels like the sofitel at heathrow have been running for two months. The management told the bbc its Sister Hotel in gatwick has just opened, employing an extra hundred people, expecting demand to go up. While the industry waits, Hoping International Travel will reopen next month, englands Red List of countries gets longer as countries confront new waves of the virus. Caroline davies, Bbc News. Tim muffet is outside Heathrow Airport for us this morning. Good morning. We do know that there are a number of flights due to arrive from india today. Thats right. There were 39 countries on the Red List, including brazil, argentina and pakistan. But from 4am this Morning India has been added to that list and there are now 40. Added to that list and there are now a0. Anyone travelling from india to The Uk will be refused entry unless they have a uk or irish passport, or residency rights. Then they faced that the ten Day Quarantine. That is out of their own expense. We understand the last flight to make it in before the Red List kicked in was just before seven oclock Last Night. As you say, there are some flights due to arrive from india today. Those now will be Red List arrivals. One of them is due about ten past seven. It is now coming in about eight oclock. That is a Virgin Atlantic Flight from mumbai. Virgin Atlantic Flight from mumbai. Virgin Atlantic Flight from mumbai. Virgin atlantic have confirmed all the people who got onto that flight had to prove they had a booking at a government approved Quarantine Hotel. This is clearly going to cause a huge amount of disruption as we saw in carolines report. The situation in india does seem very desperate. Soaring Infection Rates, hospitals overrun. That is why india is on the Red List. Public Health England confirmed yesterday that a further 55 cases of the variant first seen in india have been found in The Uk, taking the total to 137. Frightening figures. Thank you very much. The convictions of around a0 former postmasters, who were accused of stealing money from the Post Office, are expected to be quashed by the Court Of Appeal today. More than 700 postmasters were prosecuted between 2000 and 201a, because of a faulty Computer System. The Post Office has apologised for its failure, and said todays hearing will be an important milestone in addressing the past. A review into English Football will consider creating a new regulator and examine how to give fans a greater say in how their clubs are run. The review, ordered after the collapse of the european super league, will also consider interventions to protect clubs identities. Mike is here. What do we know about this review so far . Details came out Last Night about what details came out Last Night about what they are going to be looking at. What they are going to be looking at there what they are going to be looking at. There are no concrete proposals, but we at. There are no concrete proposals, but we know at. There are no concrete proposals, but we know the areas they will be concentrating on. They are looking into how concentrating on. They are looking into how they can give fans greater control, into how they can give fans greater control, starting with the way clubs are run control, starting with the way clubs are run. They all look at how they can give are run. They all look at how they can give fans more control. A greater can give fans more control. A greater say in how The Clubs are run greater say in how The Clubs are run they greater say in how The Clubs are run. They will look at the german model run. They will look at the german model in run. They will look at the german model in the bundesliga, where teams are only model in the bundesliga, where teams are only allowed to Take Part if commercial investors hold no more than a commercial investors hold no more than a 49 commercial investors hold no more than a A9 Stake in their ownership. This does than a A9 Stake in their ownership. This does give fans a major say in the running this does give fans a major say in the running of The Club. Interestingly, no german clubs were going interestingly, no german clubs were going to interestingly, no german clubs were going to be interestingly, no german clubs were going to be taking part in the european super league. The fans would european super league. The fans would never have let that happen. The feeling is they want fans to fill the feeling is they want fans to tilt the the feeling is they want fans to fill The Clubs are more protected, the identities, the badgers, the grounds the identities, the badgers, the grounds. If they have more of a say that could grounds. If they have more of a say that could happen. That could take more that could happen. That could take more government intervention, perhaps more government intervention, perhaps. That is not being ruled out perhaps. That is not being ruled out we perhaps. That is not being ruled out. We dont know yet. Also they have out. We dont know yet. Also they have a out. We dont know yet. Also they have a clubs out. We dont know yet. Also they have a clubs ownership test, a fit and proper have a clubs ownership test, a fit and proper Persons Test. Do they need and proper Persons Test. Do they need to and proper Persons Test. Do they need to make the criteria more stringent . Need to make the criteria more stringent . That is another thing they witt stringent . That is another thing they will be looking at. | stringent . That is another thing they will be looking at. They will be looking at. I have loads and they will be looking at. I have loads and loads they will be looking at. I have loads and loads of they will be looking at. I have loads and loads of questions. | they will be looking at. I have | loads and loads of questions. I they will be looking at. I have loads and loads of questions. I know this 50 Plus One rule in germany. So fans always have the majority stake. And they can stop clubs from going into the and they can stop clubs from going into the european super league. If into the european super league. If they into the european super league. They have a into the european super league. If they have a say in The Club, do they have a say in the team . Do they have a say in. Have a say in the team . Do they have a sa in. ,. ,� have a say in the team . Do they have asa in. ,. ,� ~ have a say in the team . Do they have asa in. ,. ,� a say in. No, i dont think so. What about a say in. No, i dont think so. What about distribution a say in. No, i dont think so. What about distribution of a say in. No, i dont think so. What about distribution of money . Potentially. If they have more controt potentially. If they have more Control Stop Advertising Rights . The aim is Control Stop Advertising Rights . The aim is to Control Stop Advertising Rights . The aim is to stop things that were happening in the past where clubs were used happening in the past where clubs were used on most as a plaything for owners were used on most as a plaything for owners to were used on most as a plaything for owners to make money out of it. They are here owners to make money out of it. They are here one owners to make money out of it. They are here one minute, gone the next. You think are here one minute, gone the next. You think of are here one minute, gone the next. You think of clubs like portsmouth, where you think of clubs like portsmouth, where that you think of clubs like portsmouth, where that happened. Also, look at whether where that happened. Also, look at whether the sport needs a new regulator whether the sport needs a new regulator to oversee the Premier League Regulator to oversee the Premier League and the fa. Whether an independent regulator is needed. They want this to be a Watershed Moment, they want this to be a Watershed Moment, they want fans to other major moment, they want fans to other major say moment, they want fans to other major say in this review. But the proof major say in this review. But the Proof Witt major say in this review. But the proof will be in the pudding when we see direct proof will be in the pudding when we see direct action, measures taken. It is see direct action, measures taken. It is good see direct action, measures taken. It is good that fans are getting a say. Thank you. One dose of either the Astrazeneca Or Pfizer vaccine reduces coronavirus infections by nearly two thirds. A new study by the Office For National Statistics, and the University Of Oxford, also found the jabs work just as well in older and more vulnerable people, as in younger and healthier individuals. Our Science Correspondent Pallab ghosh has more. And a warning there are some Flashing Images in his report. When Margaret Keenan became the first person to be immunized in a mass Vaccination Programme, doctors were confident from the clinical trials that herjab and millions of others would be effective. Since then, Infection Rates have plummeted. But its been hard to tell how much of this has been due to Lockdown Measures, and how much has been down to thejobs. The new study indicates that the vaccines are likely to have had a big impact. It also confirms that the decision to give as many people as possible a first dose by delaying the second, was the right one. Among the findings are that two doses of the Pfizer Biontech Jab reduced infection by 90 . Not enough people have had two doses of the Oxford Astrazeneca Jab to assess its impact. But comparison of the first doses show that its just as good as pfizer. And both jabs are just as effective in people aged over 75, or with underlying health conditions, as they are in younger, healthier people. What weve found is that vaccination works equally well across all ages, and also that people with long Term Health conditions were equally well protected by vaccinations. Weve seen good protection from one dose of vaccine, but weve seen that you get the best protection, having had a second dose of vaccine. So wed really like to encourage people to take up the opportunity to have a second dose of their vaccine once this is available. The next stage of the research is to find out how long the jobs continue to protect people, in order to decide when to begin the next round of vaccinations. Palab ghosh, Bbc News. Hairdressers and beauticians in Northern Ireland can re open from today, as Covid Restrictions are eased. Driving lessons and tests are also back on, along with outdoor Visitor Attractions and some activities like organised Sport And Music rehearsals as long as it takes place outside and without spectators. The easing of some Lockdown Measures in wales has been brought forward by two weeks after the latest review of restrictions. Indoor activities for children can resume, and Group Exercise classes will now be allowed from the 3rd of may, and its hoped pubs and restaurants can reopen on may the 17th. From tomorrow, up to six people from six households can meet outdoors. A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, after a car was driven at two people in surrey Yesterday Afternoon. A man in his forties died in the Supermarket Car Park where the crash happened in Walton On Thames. A second man was seriously injured and airlifted to hospital. The 26 year old driver has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. The treasury has published a series of emails and Text Messages relating to david camerons attempts to lobby the government on behalf of the Finance Firm greensill. The documents reveal how he and Businessman Lex Greensill tried to persuade the treasury to include the firm in the coronavirus loan scheme. The application was rejected and the company has since collapsed. Several inquiries have been set up into david camerons links to the Finance Firm. The Duke And Duchess of cambridge have released a new photograph of their youngest child, prince louis, to celebrate his third birthDay Today. The picture shows the Young Royal, who is fifth in line to the throne, on his first day at Nursery School earlier this week. The image was taken by his mother, the Duchess Of Cambridge who is a keen photographer. What im really impressed with, ben, is he is three years old and he has on a bicycle. 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Now the weather with sarah, who is at the beautiful Arundel Castle today. Morning, sarah. Wow this looks absolutely beautiful. Lucky you. I know. Good morning. There are worse i know. Good morning. There are worse places to be first thing this nrornind worse places to be first thing this nrornind it worse places to be first thing this morning. It is absolutely stunning here this morning. It is absolutely stunning here this morning at Arundel Castle in west here this morning at Arundel Castle in west sussex. The history of The Castle in west sussex. The history of The Castle going back around A Thousand Years Castle going back around A Thousand years it castle going back around A Thousand years. It sits on the banks of the river years. It sits on the banks of the River Aaron years. It sits on the banks of the River Aaron. They are also taking part in River Aaron. They are also taking part in their River Aaron. They are also taking part in theirannual River Aaron. They are also taking part in their annual Tulip Festival. Every part in their annual Tulip Festival. Every year. Part in their annual Tulip Festival. Every year, over 100,000 tulips are in bloom every year, over 100,000 tulips are in bloom here in the gardens. Pretty spectacular in bloom here in the gardens. Pretty spectacular site. All varieties, all shapes, spectacular site. All varieties, all shapes, sizes and colours Of Tulips. Where shapes, sizes and colours Of Tulips. Where i shapes, sizes and colours Of Tulips. Where i am shapes, sizes and colours Of Tulips. Where i am this morning, we have found where i am this morning, we have found a where i am this morning, we have found a selection of Red And White in honour found a selection of Red And White in honour of St Georges Day, of course in honour of St Georges Day, of course the in honour of St Georges Day, of course. The red tulips and the white daffodils course. The red tulips and the white daffodils on course. The red tulips and the white daffodils on display. It is quite a fresh daffodils on display. It is quite a fresh start daffodils on display. It is quite a fresh start to the day. We have got Blue Skies. Fresh start to the day. We have got Blue Skies, but it is rather chilly. How Blue Skies, but it is rather chilly. How about Blue Skies, but it is rather chilly. How about the rest of the country . Well, how about the rest of the country . Well, we how about the rest of the country . Well, we are looking at another dry day to well, we are looking at another dry day to day well, we are looking at another dry day to day. Again, Sunny Skies for most day to day. Again, Sunny Skies for most a day to day. Again, Sunny Skies for most. A Wind Blowing towards the South West of england through the day. South west of england through the day high South West of england through the day. High pressure still in charge for most day. High pressure still in charge for most a day. High pressure still in charge for most. A few more isobars down towards for most. A few more isobars down towards the for most. A few more isobars down towards the South West. That is where towards the South West. That is where we towards the South West. That is where we will have the breezy conditions. After the chilly start to this conditions. After the chilly start to this morning, we have had subzero temperatures, it will warm up reasonably quickly and the strong sunshine reasonably quickly and the strong sunshine. Fairly Light Winds for most sunshine. Fairly Light Winds for most the sunshine. Fairly Light Winds for most. The winds will be gusty for the Channel Isles, the Isles Of Scilly. The Channel Isles, the Isles Of Scilly, towards Devon And Cornwall as well scilly, towards Devon And Cornwall as well. Yesterday we Saw Temperatures shy of 18 degrees. We could see temperatures shy of 18 degrees. We could see 20 degrees and one or two spots could see 20 degrees and one or two spots today~ could see 20 degrees and one or two spots today. Cooler along the East Coast spots today. Cooler along the East Coast as spots today. Cooler along the East Coast. As we head through this evening coast. As we head through this evening and overnight, another clear. Evening and overnight, another clear. Cold evening and overnight, another clear, Cold Night ahead. Want to be quite clear, Cold Night ahead. Want to be quite as clear, Cold Night ahead. Want to be quite as cold as recent nights. Most of us quite as cold as recent nights. Most of usjust quite as cold as recent nights. Most of usjust about quite as cold as recent nights. Most of us just about frost free, holding up. Through the course of the week and lots up. Through the course of the week and lots more dry weather on the cards and lots more dry weather on the cards. Saturday reasonably warm, particularly cards. Saturday reasonably warm, particularly in the west. Slightly cloudier particularly in the west. Slightly cloudier and cooler by the time we et cloudier and cooler by the time we get to cloudier and cooler by the time we get to sunday. Back to you. Get to sunday. Back to ou. , get to sunday. Backto ou. ,. , Back To You. Thank you, sarah. Absolutely Back To You. Thank you, sarah. Absolutely stunning. Back to you. Thank you, sarah. Absolutely stunning. We Back To You. Thank you, sarah. Absolutely stunning. We cant i absolutely stunning. We cant resist. We are going to be indulging ourselves with this Beautiful View of Arundel Castle this morning. Look at that. The sun rising. Doesnt get much better, does it . I at that. The sun rising. Doesnt get much better, does it . At that. The sun rising. Doesnt get much better, does it . I could watch that all day much better, does it . I could watch that all day. So much better, does it . I could watch that all day. So calming. Much better, does it . I could watch that all day. So calming. It much better, does it . I could watch that all day. So calming. It is that all day. So calming. It is uuite that all day. So calming. It is quite past that all day. So calming. It is quite past six. That all day. So calming. It is quite past six. That all day. So calming. It is quite past six. Quarter that all day. So calming. It is quite past six. Quarter past six. Its been called the most widespread Miscarriage Ofjustice in uk history. More than 700 postmasters were wrongly convicted of stealing Post Office money, because of a faulty Computer System. Today, around a0 of those convictions are likely to be quashed by the Court Of Appeal, but in many cases the damage has already been done. I caught up with two women who lost their reputations, their livelihoods and for one of them herfreedom. For 16 years, Seemas Life has been turned upside down. In 2005 she was accused of stealing and falsifying the accounts at the Post Office she ran. The trouble began when a Computer System installed by the Post Office said money was missing from the tills. Every evening we do balancing, which is nothing new because we do balancing in the shop, as well. So every evening when we ran that report, the computer would tell us how much money we should have and then we check how much money we have in the till, and that never balanced. Initially, seema reported the issues to her boss, but the shortfalls continued until a Post Office audit claimed £7a,000 was missing. To make up the gap, seema added money from her own savings and borrowed from family and friends. Only later did it emerge that the Computer System was faulty after seema had been convicted. And of course when you were sent to prison, you were pregnant. When i went into labour i was wearing a tag so i was thinking, my god, what could the midwife be thinking, what kind of mother i am. If i wasnt pregnant i would have killed myself. Was it that bad . It was in there, it was scary. I was put with people who had been Self Harming and anybody can come and stab me. And Seema Isnt alone. Wendy was accused of stealing £26,000. She says she was told she would go to prison if she didnt admit to False Accounting. She was made to serve a Community Sentence and forced to sell her home. You cant explain the feeling that you get when youve had to plead guilty to something that you know you havent done. The next day we went shopping in a local supermarket and as we walked through the door, the whole of the Newspaper Racking was the local paper and it was my face all over it with local Sub Postmistress escapes prison. Butl. I never really got the chance to tell anybody that i hadnt done it. In 2019, a High Courtjudge ruled the Computer System was at fault. The Post Office settled a claim brought by more than 500 claimants that didnt admit liability. For wendy and seema and others in a similar position, todays ruling is about clearing their names and rebuilding their lives. Im not dishonest, i havent stolen anything. I havent defrauded anybody. I havent done that. To have that sort of stress on you constantly. Itsjust awful. But im hoping that now weve got to how far we are that will start to ease and get better. Thanks to both wendy and seema for sharing their stories with us. Well bring you more on this story later on breakfast. Heres some more stories of people that were affected in that Post Office problem. That were affected in that Post Office problem. Fascinating story. You have followed office problem. Fascinating story. You have followed it office problem. Fascinating story. You have followed it for office problem. Fascinating story. You have followed it for years. Lets Take A Look at todays papers. Several of the front pages report on claims from a downing Street Source that the Prime Minister believes his former aide Dominic Cummings has been leaking his texts. The times quotes the source as saying mr cummings was engaged in systematic leaking, and bitter about whats happened since he left. The paper says mr cummings did not respond to its requests for comment. The telegraph has that photo of prince louis which we showed you earlier. The image was taken by his mother, the Duchess Of Cambridge, and shows the Young Royal on his first day at Nursery School earlier this week it was released to mark his third birthDay Today. The guardian has a photograph of a mother cradling her child in the West African nation of burkina faso, where trials of a new anti Malaria Drug have been taking place. The paper calls the results of the experiment a breakthrough. And the Edinburgh Evening News pays tribute to one of the citys most famous singers, the Bay City Rollers Frontman les mckeown, who has died at the age of 65. We will be honouring him later in the programme as well. Shall we Take A Look at the inside . A look at the inside . Yeah. I love this story a look at the inside . Yeah. I love this Story We A Look at the inside . Yeah. I love this story. We know a look at the inside . Yeah. I love this story. We know that a look at the inside . Yeah. I love | this story. We know that Dolphins are pretty loyal. We kind of sense that they are family animals. I that they are family animals. I always think of them as smart. Always in groups. Do not cross a Dolphin. They are known to hold a grudge. Tests have shown that if a Dolphin is not willing to help another one, the Dolphins will remember next time they are shunned by the group. They bear a grudge. They may have a nice smiley face, but do not cross a Dolphin. If they may have a nice smiley face, but do not cross a Dolphin. But do not cross a Dolphin. If you eat with your but do not cross a Dolphin. If you eat with your colleagues, but do not cross a Dolphin. If you eat with your colleagues, in but do not cross a Dolphin. If you eat with your colleagues, in the i but do not cross a Dolphin. If you i eat with your colleagues, in the old days you and i were known to go out for the odd meal. When we could. So there is new research that suggests you should choose your Lunch Companions wisely. A study is being done at the cafes of massachusetts general hospital. Colleagues who eat together tend to pick the same food, or similarfood that were together tend to pick the same food, or similar food that were similarly healthy. So you and i went out and you decided to do your usual three cheeseburgers, fries and onion rings, you would influence me to have something similar. Rings, you would influence me to have something similar. There is no wa i have something similar. There is no way i would have something similar. There is no way i would eat have something similar. There is no way i would eat three have something similar. There is no i way i would eat three cheeseburgers. I nowjust to let way i would eat three cheeseburgers. I now just to let you way i would eat three cheeseburgers. I nowjust to let you order. When we go out it is easier to let you order. go out it is easier to let you order. , , order. I order well. 22 minutes past six. The government has announced major changes in funding for Crown Courts in england and wales, to address delays in the Criminaljustice System. The pandemic has exacerbated previously existing problems and there are currently 57,000 unheard cases. The head of the legal system, the lord chiefjustice, will be able to ask the government for as much funding as needed, to open up more courtrooms. Labour wants a guarantee that courts will sit for a total of 120,000 days a year a third more than they presently do. Jeremy cooke has been speaking to those affected by the delays. We have a huge backlog of cases and its not because of covid. A Criminaljustice System struggling in the face of a mountain of delayed cases. Long waits and frustration across The Uk. Defendants left in limbo. Well, itsjust giving me depression and anxiety, everything. Lawyers on hold. Its so frustrating. You go home and you just think, what a waste of everyones time. Victims waiting for justice. Mentally, it destroys you. Youre on a roller coaster. Third time weve tried to get the trial on. Charlie is a barrister in bristol, defending the accused, often with their liberty on the line. The Trial Date is the summer of 2021, so three years after he was arrested. Even when they get inside the Court Building ready to go, delays can still happen. You have to say, im really sorry, i know youre here, i know you have psyched yourself up waiting to give your side of the story, but its a fairly regular that you end up saying, you know, sorry, no justice, not today. Gemma in lancashire is a victim of assault. Her day in court was put back again and again. A couple of days before, if not the day before, i they ring and say, its not going ahead, you need to wait for a new date to come through the post. And thats happening time and time again . Yeah, six refusals for court dates. Gemma was assaulted by her ex partner. Her young daughter saw it happen. The delays added to the misery. Youre building for that final day, for it all to be over, and it doesnt happen. Gemma got help from the charity, victim support. At one point, she felt suicidal. I was left with two options, either i end all the pain and the misery and the notl being able to sleep, or i get into court before it takes me under. Waiting lists in england and wales are at their highest level for years. Covid hasnt helped. This is because of a leak which was leaking into Court Rooms whilst trials were going on. Brooke shanda is a barrister in leeds, worried about the future of her profession, and the future of the entire system. The government made a decision to cost save and what they did, is they sacrificed the system that works. And its now a system which is falling apart. Ministers said today there will be no financial limits to Crown Court operations over the coming year to tackle the backlog. I watched this amazing profession, the entire system just gradually slow down, just grinding to a halt. Labour says the delays shows the government has turned its back on victims of crime. The british system has always worked to provide justice in a timely manner. Important to everyone, including the accused. Im 23 now. This happened when i was 19. It shouldnt have taken this long. Callum was involved in Street Violence in gloucestershire back in 2018, and his case has onlyjust finished. He pleaded guilty to affray. You obviously regret it . Yeah, yeah, it shouldnt have happened. Whats it done to your life . Given me depression, anxiety, everything. I havent been able to get on in my life, because i cant tell people that im going to work for them or anything like that, because i dont know if im going to jail or not. So, itsjust been a whole mess, if you know what i mean . In the end there was no jail for callum. Instead, an Ankle Tag and a suspended sentence. Running the criminaljustice System Cost serious money, but delays also have a cost, psychological and emotional. Its been hard, hasnt it . Very. Did you expect this . I thought itd all be over and done with within a matter of months. But we have finally got it sorted, but its took its toll. Yeah. And that report was byjeremy cooke. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im victoria hollins. A Murder Investigation is underway after a man was killed and another was seriously hurt after a car was driven into them in a Supermarket Car Park. Police were called to Church Street in Walton On Thames Yesterday Afternoon after reports of a fight. A man in his a0s died at the scene. A 26 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. There will be no trains to or from Kings Cross Station today nor saturday and sunday for engineering works. The closure is part of a major programme and includes putting in a new line to make services more reliable. Over the Weekend Thameslink and Moorgate Trains will also be affected, with no services to or from kings cross, moorgate or London St pancras trains will stop at Finsbury Park. As a result of the really major engineering works that are happening behind me here at kings cross, the station will be closed this coming friday, saturday and sunday. On friday, you will still be able to get into london fine, because Finsbury Park will be open, as will be St Pancras and moorgate stations but please do check before you travel. Its a very different story for saturday and sunday you wont be able to get a train in on the East Coast main line from places like peterborough, st neots, orfrom cambridge. So our advice, is just for this weekend, please dont travel because the service will be so limited. Today marks the start of the West End Gallery hop, which will see Arts Venues staying open later. A0 galleries across mayfair, soho and the surrounding areas are taking part. Visitors will be able go to different sites throughout the evening. The aim is to allow people to see exhibitions that were disrupted by lockdown, and Experience Art in a different way. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Situation now. The Central Line is part suspended between Leytonstone And Epping. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. Its another chilly start this morning. Temperatures hovering around zero, but many places above. Just a Patchier Frost out towards the suburbs this morning. Perhaps a little bit of patchy cloud first thing, but that will disappear its another day of blue Sky And Sunshine and another dry day. Now, through the afternoon, got a bit of an easterly breeze, so cooler in the east further west, 17, 18 celsius as a maximum. So actually, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant. Now, overnight, its another clear night, largely at least to begin with. Through the early hours, you might see a little bit of low cloud, Mist And Fog developing from the east. Minimum temperature above zero between three and six celsius. Now, High Pressure remains in charge, as you can see, right the way through the weekend. Some sunshine on saturday, again it stays dry. For sunday, there is a bit more cloud, were still underneath that blue the colder Air Mass so it is going to feel a little chillier as we head through sunday. The cloud, though, burning back through the afternoon to some sunny spells, but still no significant rain in the immediate forecast. 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 Ben Thompson and naga munchetty. Weve been hearing this morning how a devastating second wave of coronavirus is sweeping across india, pushing the Countrys Health Care system to the brink. Werejoined now by our correspondent nikhil inamdar, who is in the state of maharashtra one of the hardest hit regions. Good to see you but the fact you are telling us aboutjust how difficult the system is coping, in terms of coping with just the sheer numbers infected and severely ill. Absolutely. It is a very, very grim situation. Yesterday india shouted a global record, about 315,000 new infections, that has jumped to over 330,000 today. Meanwhile the news we have been getting from hospitals is absolutely devastating. One of the largest hospitals in delhi, many are the sickest patients have died because ventilators were supposedly not working. They have been putting out sos calls Oxygen Cylinders and many hospitals have in fact been doing that they they have barely a few hours of oxygen left. Some even completely Running Out so there is an Oxygen Crisis in the country. People are scrambling to get beds, ventilators, and also a shortage of essential treatment drugs such as remdesivir. The Prime Minister is going to be chairing a meeting of State Ministers where covid has been the worst, or rather states worst hit by covid. You will also be taking stock of the Oxygen Supply Situation but for now the situation on the ground is absolutely not good and we have also heard of yet another tragedy in a City Close to mumbai this morning, where 13 people lost their lives after a fire at an intensive Care Unit in a hospital. Very, very grim situation. Thank you very much for bringing us up to date. Lets discuss this with one of our regular gps. Dr Mohit Mandiratta joins us now from birmingham. Good morning to you. We were hearing some of the devastation that this is causing, particularly on the Health Service and the hospitals in india. How concerned should we be here about this emergence in india . Goad about this emergence in india . Good morninu. About this emergence in india . Good morning we about this emergence in india . Good morning. We have about this emergence in india . 13pm morning. We have heard the shocking statistics, seeing the desperate images this week of what is going on in india. I have Abily In Delhi and the couple are in hospital. Lucky enough to be in hospital, being treated by covid i have family. We are hearing about oxygen supplies Running Out, hospitals being overwhelmed, makeshift funeral players are being made. It is difficult to draw direct comparisons because the infrastructure, geography, population density, it is very different. There are no restrictions on mass gatherings, weddings, Cricket Stadiums have been full, election rallies going on. Many families across the world have been torn apart across the world by the pandemic. I know many will be worried about Loved Ones in india and many countries abroad and although treatments and vaccines may be different i think there is universal advice for everybody. I am being asked they must bite people with family in india and that is hands, face, a space. That is the best way to protect yourself. There was a feeling best way to protect yourself. There was a feeling that best way to protect yourself. There was a feeling that india best way to protect yourself. There was a feeling that india had best way to protect yourself. There was a feeling that india had been spared the worst when many other countries were going through their first and second waves. India seemed relatively unaffected. What do we know about why there has been such a spike right now . I know about why there has been such a spike right now . Spike right now . I think it comes down to potentially spike right now . I think it comes| down to potentially complacency, spike right now . I think it comes down to potentially complacency, may be. As you have said, numbers were low and death rates comparatively to other countries have remained quite low but clearly, as i have said, potentially at the decision to allow mass gatherings have had an impact. Obviously there are investigations into variants and the double Variant Thatis into variants and the double variant that is in india and there are a few cases here. We dont know if it is a variant of concern yet, the numbers here are quite small but obviously there is Research And Evidence gathering ongoing to see if it is more transmissible, less responsive to vaccines or treatments we are offering. It is difficult to put it down to one reason but certainly the complexity of the country, the population density. The Vaccination Programme there, although the numbers are high, over 130 Million vaccinated, in terms of proportion of the population, over1 billion people, they are far behind where we are and we are looking to be where we are at the moment coming out of lockdown is grateful to have the nhs. ,. ,. , lockdown is grateful to have the nhs. ,. ,. ,. ,. , nhs. You mention those variants that are here in the nhs. You mention those variants that are here in The Uk. Nhs. You mention those variants that are here in The Uk. Latest nhs. You mention those variants that are here in The Uk. Latest figures are here in The Uk. Latest figures suggest 103 cases of this indian variant now reported in The Uk. What do we know about vaccine efficiency, whether the vaccine works against this strain, and whether people should be changing their behaviour . We have been talking about this, flights are now restricted, people coming from india. They are allowed into the country they will have to Hotel Warranty but should we be worried . ~ , worried . Absolutely the right decision with worried . Absolutely the right decision with the worried . Absolutely the right decision with the red worried . Absolutely the right decision with the Red List, worried . Absolutely the right decision with the Red List, we | worried . Absolutely the right decision with the Red List, we dont want to undo the progress we have made here over the last few months, the hard work people have put in by following restrictions and obviously the Vaccination Programme. Difficult to say because the research is ongoing with this new variant and the South African variant and there is a lot of work our public health colleagues and public authorities to deliver Surge Testing so we can really clampdown on this thread. As we unlock the important thing is we are still cautious. Although numbers are still cautious. Although numbers are low make sure you are keeping your distance, washing your hands, wearing a mask. Do not meet indoors, meet outdoors because it is important to protect ourselves. Although the vaccination is a great there are still significant numbers of people who have not been vaccinated or it may be in at risk groups and have not taken up the offer of a vaccine yet. So groups and have not taken up the offer of a vaccine yet. Offer of a vaccine yet. So good to net our offer of a vaccine yet. So good to get your thoughts, offer of a vaccine yet. So good to get your thoughts, Thank Offer of a vaccine yet. So good to get your thoughts, thank you offer of a vaccine yet. So good to | get your thoughts, thank you very much. Doctor Mohit Mandiratta with the latest on the indian variant. The cases in india are soaring and putting so much pressure on the Health Service of there. Mic is looking at the sport. We have been trying to explain how fans have a greater say in football with this new review. It was fun that stops the six English Teams going ahead it was fans. The football authorities, government want this to be a Watershed Moment and want fans to have greater control in how clubs are run. How do we do this . That is what we need to find out. The extraordinary events of the past week have led to the government ordering a review into the Way Football is run. It will be led by fans, and it will look at giving supporters a greater say in the structure of their clubs, as well as examining ownership and finance. Lets get more from our reporter, simon stone. Thanks forjoining us. Giving fans greater control sounds like music to their ears, but how will it work . It will be interesting, as you say, what has happened this week has been described as a Watershed Moment for the game but there are a number of issues that have affected football in recent times. In the autumn are virtually the same clubs, certainly from an english perspective, were pushing forward for a project big picture, which would have given them more control over the game in this country and more finance, as well. In recent times we have had the financial problems that have affected bury and macclesfield and Wigan Athletic and then we have a distribution of essential payments, solidarity payments, parachute payments, Broadcast Money and whether that is doing properly and then we have the owners and Directors Test and issues with that and whether that has been robust enough. The review, led by tracey crouch, former Sports Minister, will look at all that. Whether as in germany, there is a greater say for the fans, a lot of these issues would be stopped from happening because there would be more protection for The Clubs just by virtue of the fans caring more about it. This review will be wide ranging. Tracey crouch will report to the crude Sports Minister, nigel huddleston, and the Culture Secretary Oliver dowden and it will be very interesting to see what recommendations are made. Keg be very interesting to see what recommendations are made. Key to this i think recommendations are made. Key to this i think will recommendations are made. Key to this i think will be recommendations are made. Key to this i think will be some recommendations are made. Key to this i think will be some sort recommendations are made. Key to this i think will be some sort of this i think will be some sort of new legislation, new laws being brought in being talked about whether that is to do with the fit and proper Persons Test with the owners or to control the way clubs are retained by new owners stop we have got so many are retained by new owners stop we have got so man are retained by new owners stop we have got so many foreign owners, it is not ust have got so many foreign owners, it is notjust about have got so many foreign owners, it is notjust about foreign have got so many foreign owners, it is notjust about foreign owners, is not just about foreign owners, but there are issues with uk based owners, as well. Either test for people who run football strong enough . Are at the Distribution Models currently in place arranged in such a way almost to help the game as a whole . Or, as we saw this week, does it appear that a small minority of clubs by benefiting at the expense of the wider game . And this is what needs to be looked at, this is what needs to be looked at, this is what needs to be looked at, this is why people, looking up germany, thinking they dont have the same problems there, should we look at their model where it is just over 50 of The Club that is owned by fans and that, in theory, protects The Club. That is what the review will look at. Protects The Club. That is what the review will look at. Simon, so much to talk about review will look at. Simon, so much to talk about on review will look at. Simon, so much to talk about on this, review will look at. Simon, so much to talk about on this, we review will look at. Simon, so much to talk about on this, we have review will look at. Simon, so much to talk about on this, we have to. To talk about on this, we have to leave it there. After all the controversy this week, the Champions League is still the aim for sides in the english Premier League. Leicester city are looking very strong in third place, after beating West Brom 3 0 Last Night. That really dents their hopes of survival. All the goals came in a 13 minute spell, Jamie Vardy with his first in two months. Leicester have four league matches before they face chelsea in the Fa Cup final in mid may. This is the time of the season where, just because were now arrived in the final, doesnt mean youre going to one foot in and one foot out. So thinking itsjust about the Fa Cup now you know, we have other targets and we have to have that Determination And Commitment until we get to the final. And i thought the players were excellent in that aspect. Britains Cameron Norrie has a huge match to look forward to today hes up against Rafa Nadal, in the quarterfinals of the barcelona open. Their last meeting was at the Australian Open in february, with nadal coming out on top. Norrie made it through in spain when the eighth seed, david goffin, Retired Injured. Norrie took the first set, and the belgian had treatment for a Leg Problem in the second, but he couldnt continue. Now he must use the energy from that defeat in february to take on Rafa Nadal this time. This tie will be very different. It is interesting when you come up with someone who is so good but dont let it get into your head stuck in a can you imagine going up against graf on the dial . No i going up against graf on the dial . No . ,. , . , going up against graf on the dial . No . , w. , you no i would run off the court. You wouldnt see no i would run off the court. You wouldnt see much no i would run off the court. You wouldnt see much of no i would run off the court. You wouldnt see much of the no i would run off the court. You wouldnt see much of the ball. No i would run off the court. Youl wouldnt see much of the ball. You wouldnt see much of the ball. You would ust wouldnt see much of the ball. You would just hear wouldnt see much of the ball. You would just hear it wouldnt see much of the ball. You would just hear it stop thank you. Beautiful outside. Gorgeous. Sarah is lookin beautiful outside. Gorgeous. Sarah is looking at beautiful outside. Gorgeous. Sarah is looking at the beautiful outside. Gorgeous. Sarah is looking at the weather beautiful outside. Gorgeous. Sarah is looking at the weather from beautiful outside. Gorgeous. Sarah is looking at the weather from the | is looking at the weather from the most beautiful of locations, aaron bell castle. Good morning. Surrounded by tulips and daffodils. Good morning, a glorious start to the day good morning, a glorious start to the day in good morning, a glorious start to the day in west sussex. 1000 years of history the day in west sussex. 1000 years of history at The Castle and their tulip of history at The Castle and their Tulip Festival, annual Tulip Festival, is in full swing. A stunning festival, is in full swing. A stunning day, Blue Skies around but also a stunning day, Blue Skies around but also a real stunning day, Blue Skies around but also a real kaleidoscope of colours in the also a real kaleidoscope of colours in the guidance of Arundel Castle, as well in the guidance of Arundel Castle, as well. Tulip festival takes place every as well. Tulip festival takes place every year as well. Tulip festival takes place every year here. I as well. Tulip festival takes place every year here. Lam as well. Tulip festival takes place every year here. I am standing amidst every year here. I am standing amidst the every year here. I am standing amidst the tulips and daffodils here~ amidst the tulips and daffodils here. We have Red And White in honour here. We have Red And White in honour of here. We have Red And White in honour of St Georges Day. Join me is martin honour of St Georges Day. 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In full swing at least for the next ten tulips. In full swing at least for the next ten days tulips. In full swing at least for the next ten days or tulips. In full swing at least for the next ten days or so. Tulips. In full swing at least for the next ten days or so. Thank| tulips. In full swing at least for the next ten days or so. Thank you so much, the next ten days or so. Thank you so much, martin. It is a glorious start so much, martin. It is a glorious start to so much, martin. It is a glorious start to the so much, martin. It is a glorious start to the day. We have Blue Skies but it start to the day. We have Blue Skies but it is start to the day. We have Blue Skies but it is chilly. The frost first thing but it is chilly. The frost first thing for but it is chilly. The frost first thing for some, temperatures below freezing thing for some, temperatures below freezing first thing. Sunny skies today, freezing first thing. Sunny skies today, quite breezy once again, particularly across parts of the South West of england, but High Pressure South West of england, but High Pressure still very much in charge of our pressure still very much in charge of our weather at the moment. A few more of our weather at the moment. A few more isobars of our weather at the moment. A few more isobars to the South West. After more isobars to the South West. After the more isobars to the South West. After the chilly site, things will warm after the chilly site, things will warm up after the chilly site, things will warm up quickly today, the sunshine is pretty warm up quickly today, the sunshine is pretty strong this time of year. Light is pretty strong this time of year. Light winds for most, breezy for the Channel Light winds for most, breezy for the channel islands, the Isles Of Scilly, channel islands, the Isles Of Scilly, towards Devon And Cornwall as well scilly, towards Devon And Cornwall as well. Yesterday temperatures were ust as well. Yesterday temperatures were just shy as well. Yesterday temperatures were just shy of as well. Yesterday temperatures were just shy of 18 degrees but we could welljust just shy of 18 degrees but we could welljust topped up, 19 possibly 24 some welljust topped up, 19 possibly 24 some today but it will be a Bit Cooler, some today but it will be a Bit Cooler, typically at low to mid teens cooler, typically at low to mid teens around the East Coast where you have teens around the East Coast where you have the breeze coming in off the north you have the breeze coming in off the north sea. As we head through into this the north sea. As we head through into this evening and overnight, it will be into this evening and overnight, it will be dried once again. Light winds will be dried once again. Light winds. Rememberthe pollen will be dried once again. Light winds. Remember the Pollen Count is quite high winds. Remember the Pollen Count is quite high this time of year. Any fruit to quite high this time of year. Any fruit to tomorrow, another cold Start Fruit to tomorrow, another Cold Start to fruit to tomorrow, another Cold Start to the day but probably not as cold as start to the day but probably not as cold as recent days, temperatures holding cold as recent days, temperatures holding up cold as recent days, temperatures holding up between two to 6 degrees first thing holding up between two to 6 degrees first thing saturday. Three the day on saturday, after the Cold Start, another on saturday, after the Cold Start, another dry day. Again a lot of sunshine, another dry day. Again a lot of sunshine, a bit more clouds drifting in at times sunshine, a bit more clouds drifting in at times across the North West. The Sunshine Turning Hazy for the north the Sunshine Turning Hazy for the North West of england, perhaps northern North West of england, perhaps Northern Ireland, parts of scotland through Northern Ireland, parts of scotland through the day. A bit of clouds drifting through the day. A bit of clouds drifting around in the east. Temperatures are still doing well tomorrow, particularly to the west. We can tomorrow, particularly to the west. We can see tomorrow, particularly to the west. We can see 18 or 19 degrees and it will be we can see 18 or 19 degrees and it will be cool we can see 18 or 19 degrees and it will be cool in the east, around 13 or 14 will be cool in the east, around 13 or 14 degrees. Heading will be cool in the east, around 13 or14 degrees. Heading into will be cool in the east, around 13 or 14 degrees. Heading into the second or 14 degrees. Heading into the second half of the weekend, High Pressure second half of the weekend, High Pressure very much with us so another pressure very much with us so another dry day on sunday to come. You will another dry day on sunday to come. You will notice a bit of a change, the wind you will notice a bit of a change, the wind turning more easterly, drawing the wind turning more easterly, drawing in the wind turning more easterly, drawing in more clouds, particularly for Central Drawing in more clouds, particularly for central and eastern parts of england for central and eastern parts of england through the day on sunday. It is looking dry again, only around nine or it is looking dry again, only around nine or 10 it is looking dry again, only around nine or 10 degrees where you have The Cloud nine or 10 degrees where you have the Cloud And Breeze in the east but further the Cloud And Breeze in the east but further west we should be in the mid teens further west we should be in the mid teens once further west we should be in the mid teens once again on sunday. Still guite teens once again on sunday. Still quite breezy in the south and South West. Things are looking likely South West. Things are looking likely and South West. Things are looking likely and dry settled over the next couple likely and dry settled over the next couple of likely and dry settled over the next couple of days but temperatures through couple of days but temperatures through the weekend not great for this time through the weekend not great for this time of year. Thank you so much. I am sojealous of all those tulips. Mine were rubbish this year. I am enjoying those at Arundel Castle, they were glorious stock in a very, very beautiful. Very beautiful. Lovely sunshine. A childrens hospice in the Black Country has been saved from closure thanks to the bereaved parents of a Little Girl who was looked after there. Two million pounds were raised after a groundswell of support from local people for the acorns hospice in walsall, which provides vital care for hundreds of poorly children and their families. Phil mackie has the story. From now on i say dont give up today. This is isabella lyttle. The campaign to save acorns childrens hospice in Walsall Wouldnt have succeeded without her familys support. During her eight Year Battle with cancer it became her second home. But two years ago, just after she died, the trust said it couldnt afford to keep it open, which is when her family Helped Kickstart the fundraising needed to save it. Less than two years later, its future is secure. It is a bit of a rare occurrence, often times at the moment for a lasting and a genuine smile. But, yeah, this news, you know, its been worth all the time and Effort And Outpouring of love from our local community. Its, er. Job done this arts and Crafts Room will always be isabellas place. Isabellas favourite place was the arts and Crafts Room, and now its been named in her honour. Its a real honour and a privilege that you thought about isabella like that, sojust thank you for everything that youve done for us for so long. Aman is one of the many young children for whom acorns is a lifeline and it provides critical support for theirfamilies, too. Every Room Today is occupied by a child who has complex care needs, and families here in the Black Country use the walsall acorns for respite care, and, of course, as in isabellas case, for palliative care, too, which is why the community came together to raise the money to save it. A lot of charities have had a really tough time during the pandemic, as have we. But thanks to peoples generosity, this hospice has stayed open every day of the pandemic every single Day Weve had children and families staying in this hospice, all thanks to how people rallied round and supported the charity. This place, itjust always brings back the most amazing memories. And when i walk in, ijust feel. I feel calm, i feel peaceful. I feel that shes here. And just to see all the staff and to know how much they loved Isabella And how much she loves them. And shesjust. Shes just part of the walls of this place, really. Ijust know how happy shed be, like, to. To see this, to see that its saved. She would love this. The Craft Room has a new name, and the hospice is safe for the next generations of families like isabellas. I hope it brings a Lot Ofjoy to a lot of other children, just like Isabella And. That smile. Phil mackie, Bbc News, walsall. It is wonderful that isabella can be remembered and both parents knowing that so many other children will benefit from their generosity at. What a difference it will make. You saw sarah save what a difference it will make. You saw sarah save most of us will get some kind of glorious weather this weekend. If you are thinking of venturing out to the great outdoors or height ramble you may be interested in this. No Adam Mcclean is at Scafell Pike, in the Lake District, to tell us more. We have to stick to the pats. We have all gone out on an extra walk during lockdown. The warning is that could have some serious consequences for the Countryside Stick to the paths. It for the Countryside Stick to the aths. ,. For the Countryside Stick to the aths,. ,. , for the Countryside Stick to the aths. ,. ,. , paths. It is a beautiful day here in the Lake District. Paths. It is a beautiful day here in the Lake District. Look paths. It is a beautiful day here in the Lake District. Look at paths. It is a beautiful day here in the Lake District. Look at this, the Lake District. Look at this, this is our live drone shot from above where we are at wasdale. We are in the shadow of Scafell Pike and the other path that takes you to the top of the mountain. There are around a00 miles of Passacross The National Park and they take effort to maintain and keep in a good condition. Half £1 million is spent on fixing the felts each year and we spent some time with the team beginning a new project here in the western fells. This path is one of hundreds across the Lake Districts fells routes that Help Hikers reach the top of englands highest peaks. Were always repairing the paths in the Lake District and were repairing them for the benefit of the environment, so were stopping the damage to the vegetation and the wildlife here. And thats our main reason for the work that were doing to protect this wonderful scenery of this precious environment. This routes one of the most popular in the Lake District from those completing the three Peaks Challenge to others taking off the highest point in england. To others ticking off the highest point in england. I think the pandemic has made people realise how important the countryside is for their physical and mental Well Being and health. And so theyre getting out into the countryside more and thats absolutely great to see. But, of course, it has an impact. And whats happening is this mountain is literally being worn away. Repairing the Paths Needs Heavy Machinery a challenge for the team fixing the fells. We realised that access for The Machine to do the Machine Restoration was particularly tricky well, impossible, to be honest and that the only way to get The Machine up would be to take it apart, bring it here, fly it up to the summit and then rebuild it the work will repair five damaged sections of the path, with equipment flown by helicopter. Ok, terry, ready to lift. And lifting, terry. After a short four minute flight, the equipment arrives here on the path to the top of Scafell Pike. Piece by Piece Therell soon be a digger near the top of englands highest mountain. Certainly around these hills, wind can play a big part of the Aviation Turbulence Wind shear, down drafts weve always got to be aware of that. This helicopter is capable of lifting 1. 2 tonnes, and thats right at its maximum weight. This so if we have any outside influences which may affect our performance, weve got to be extremely careful and certainly when were working around people on the ground, as well. And for those enjoying a walk, the hard work didnt go unnoticed. I think the work to maintain and restore the paths is fantastic because it makes it much more accessible for people to get up the mountain. And its a Beautiful View. You can see the isle of man, you can see all around ive made good use of the panoramic feature on my phones camera. Itjust makes you feel so much safer going up this sort of path, especially compared to, like, the other other Mountain Paths ive been on you feel looked after. High Visitor Numbers and extreme weather are eroding englands highest mountains. Its hoped this work will help preserve them for the future. We arejoined by ian we are joined by ian from the national trust. This is a huge effort. ,. ~ national trust. This is a huge effort. ,. , national trust. This is a huge effort. , effort. Oh, yeah. We have been reairin effort. Oh, yeah. We have been repairing paths effort. Oh, yeah. We have been repairing paths in effort. Oh, yeah. We have been repairing paths in this effort. Oh, yeah. We have been repairing paths in this area effort. Oh, yeah. We have been repairing paths in this area for. 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I love seeing these beautiful shots i i love seeing these beautiful shots work out that geography. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im victoria hollins. A Murder Investigation is underway after a man was killed and another was seriously hurt, after a car was driven into them in a Supermarket Car Park. Police were called to Church Street in Walton On Thames Yesterday Afternoon, after reports of a fight. A man in his forties died at the scene. A 26 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. There will be no trains to or from Kings Cross Station today nor saturday and sunday, for engineering works. The closure is part of a major programme, and includes putting in a new line to make services more reliable. Over the weekend, Thameslink And Moorgate trains will also be affected. You can see three tunnels behind me. One of them has not been open for a0 years. Opening that back up, redoing the signalling, the tracks, the whole infrastructure, Will Notjust improve the capacity and flexibility, it will make everything more reliable. It is a once in a Generation Investment and passengers should feel the benefit. London 5 leafiest postcodes have been revealed in a new study. Data from City Hall suggests five boroughs have more than 25 per cent tree coverage, with barnet, Richmond And Camden being the greenest. East london boroughs tower hamlets, newham and Barking And Dagenham came bottom with less than 13 per cent tree coverage. Today marks the start of the West End Gallery hop, which will see Arts Venues staying open later. A0 galleries across mayfair, soho and the surrounding areas are taking part. Visitors will be able go to different sites throughout the evening. The aim is to allow people to see exhibitions that were disrupted by lockdown and Experience Art in a different way. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Situation now. On the tube, the Central Line is part suspended between Leytonstone And Epping. Southeastern trains are suspended between orpington and sevenoaks because of fire on a train. On the roads, on the a13, usual delays westbound through the goresbrook interchange. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. Its another chilly start this morning. Temperatures hovering around zero, but many places above. Just a Patchier Frost out towards the suburbs this morning. Perhaps a little bit of patchy cloud first thing, but that will disappear its another day of blue Sky And Sunshine and another dry day. Now, through the afternoon, got a bit of an easterly breeze, so cooler in the east further west, 17, 18 celsius as a maximum. So actually, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant. Now, overnight, its another clear night, largely at least to begin with. Through the early hours, you might see a little bit of low cloud, Mist And Fog developing from the east. Minimum temperature above zero between three and six celsius. Now, High Pressure remains in charge, as you can see, right the way through the weekend. Some sunshine on saturday, again it stays dry. For sunday, there is a bit more cloud, were still underneath that blue the colder Air Mass so it is going to feel a little chillier as we head through sunday. The cloud, though, burning back through the afternoon to some sunny spells, but still no significant rain in the immediate forecast. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in half an hour. Bye for now. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Ben Thompson and naga munchetty. Our Headlines Today. The uk closes its doors to travellers from india, as hospitals there run out of Oxygen And Infection rates hit levels unseen anywhere so far in the pandemic. Flights arriving in The Uk from india are now Red List arrivals. So passengers face ten days of quarantine in a hotel. The Post Office scandal that left dozens of workers with criminal convictions the postmasters who hope their names will finally be cleared today. And we hear from friends of Sarm Heslop the woman from southampton who vanished from a yacht in the caribbean six weeks ago. Good morning. A Watershed Moment for football, according to the government, wholl be looking at Club Ownership as part of a review into the game in england led by fans. Good morning. Iam in i am in The Castle gardens of Aaron Hill castle this morning, where their annual Tulip Festival is under way. It is a glorious start to the day. A full forecast shortly. Good morning. Its friday, the 23rd of april. Our top story. New restrictions for people coming to The Uk from india have come into force this morning, as the country has joined The Uks Red List, which effectively bans travel. India has seen Record Infection rates, a rapidly rising Death Toll and the discovery of a new Virus Variant, and six hospitals in the Indian Capital Delhi have now completely run out of oxygen. Caroline davies reports. The last few arrivals before india is added to the Red List. There was joy for those who made it back. Its amazing. I feel like kissing the ground. Adita had travelled to india for his grandmothers funeral. It was expensive. Expensive . Yeah, yeah. Just triple the price. But yeah, im finally happy that im home. Yesterday, india saw the highest one tally of new covid 19 cases anywhere in the world. Crowds built outside hospitals in major cities, as they reached capacity. And there were reports that some died while waiting for oxygen. Shankas family spent the day searching for oxygen for him. His niece told the bbc his relatives drove five hours to find a supply yesterday. They will have to do the same again today. Its distressing. I cant imagine what the daughter, who is younger than me, my cousin, and they must be going through right outside the hospital. They are stationed outside, running here and there at every lead to fill a cylinder or to get that oxygen. The so called indian variant of the virus is still being investigated. Todays New Restrictions in england mean anyone arriving in india from aam this morning, must quarantine in hotel for ten days at their own expense. Quarantine hotels like the sofitel at heathrow have been running for more than two months. The management told the bbc its Sister Hotel in gatwick has just opened, employing an extra hundred people, expecting demand to go up. While the industry waits, Hoping International Travel will reopen next month, englands Red List of countries gets longer as countries confront new waves of the virus. Caroline davies, Bbc News. Our reporter Tim Muffett is outside Heathrow Airport for us this morning. Good morning. Tim, we understand a number of flights are due to arrive there from india this morning . What will happen to those who have been allowed on those flights . Weill. Been allowed on those flights . Well, as ou been allowed on those flights . Well, as you say. Been allowed on those flights . Well, as you say. The been allowed on those flights . Well, as you say, the red been allowed on those flights . Well, as you say, the Red List been allowed on those flights . Well, as you say, the Red List is been allowed on those flights . Well, as you say, the Red List is now been allowed on those flights . Well, as you say, the Red List is now in force as you say, the Red List is now in force with as you say, the Red List is now in force with regards to travel from india~ force with regards to travel from india. There are 40 countries now on that list india. There are 40 countries now on that list the india. There are 40 countries now on that list. The last one to arrive here that list. The last one to arrive here before that came into Force Ust here before that came into force just before seven oclock Last Night just before seven oclock Last Night. There are flights due to arrive night. There are flights due to arrive here today. One of them from mumbai arrive here today. One of them from mumbai is arrive here today. One of them from mumbai is due to arrive at around eight mumbai is due to arrive at around eight oclock. Virgin atlantic have confirmed eight oclock. Virgin atlantic have confirmed that everybody who got onto that confirmed that everybody who got onto that flight had to prove that they had onto that flight had to prove that they had a place reserved in a government approved hotel, where they will government approved hotel, where they will have to quarantine for ten days they will have to quarantine for ten days so they will have to quarantine for ten days. So clearly, this is huge disruption. We also understand that four airlines asked for eight more flights four airlines asked for eight more flights to four airlines asked for eight more flights to be allowed in before the 4am deadline this morning. But that was refused. Buses here at heathrow didnt was refused. Buses here at heathrow didnt want was refused. Buses here at heathrow didnt want to put more pressure on border didnt want to put more pressure on Border Force. Part of the Home Office Border Force. Part of the Home Office who enforce Passport Controls and the office who enforce Passport Controls and the like. There have been long gueues and the like. There have been long queues recently. Those requests were refused. Queues recently. Those requests were refused. Clearly the situation in india refused. Clearly the situation in india is refused. Clearly the situation in india is highly concerning. A huge Number India is highly concerning. A huge number of india is highly concerning. A huge number of cases. Many hospitals overrun~ number of cases. Many hospitals overrun. And that is why india is now overrun. And that is why india is now on overrun. And that is why india is now on that overrun. And that is why india is now on that Red List. Tim now on that Red List. Tim moffat. The convictions of around a0 former postmasters, who were accused of stealing money from the Post Office, are expected to be quashed by the Court Of Appeal today. More than 700 were prosecuted between 2000 and 201a, because of a faulty Computer System. Katie prescott is outside the royal Courts Ofjustice in central london. Good morning. A long fight for these people do clear their names, but the Post Office will not oppose the quashing of these sentences, will it . Good morninu. Of these sentences, will it . Good morning that of these sentences, will it . Good morning. That is of these sentences, will it . Good morning. That is absolutely of these sentences, will it . Good morning. That is absolutely right. If morning. That is absolutely right. If they morning. That is absolutely right. If they are morning. That is absolutely right. If they are overturned as expected, this will if they are overturned as expected, this will be if they are overturned as expected, this will be the most widespread Miscarriage Ofjustice The Uk has ever seen Miscarriage Ofjustice The Uk has ever seen. It is a really emotional day here ever seen. It is a really emotional day here at ever seen. It is a really emotional day here at court for the people involved. Day here at court for the people involved, these former Post Office owners involved, these former Post Office owners who are convicted of things like fraud, owners who are convicted of things like fraud, false Accounting And Theft like fraud, false Accounting And Theft but like fraud, false Accounting And Theft. But it turns out these convictions were based on a Florida Software convictions were based on a Florida Software system, a stock taking system software system, a stock taking system used by the Post Office which showed system used by the Post Office which showed shortfalls in the accounts where showed shortfalls in the accounts where there were none. There was a landmark where there were none. There was a Landmark Civil Case A Couple Of Years Landmark Civil Case A Couple Of Years ago Landmark Civil Case A Couple Of Years ago in which more than 500 of these years ago in which more than 500 of these former Post Office owners settled these former Post Office owners settled with the Post Office. Today it is about settled with the Post Office. Today it is about those criminal convictions, those people who have lived with convictions, those people who have lived with going to prison, who have lived with going to prison, who have lived with lived with going to prison, who have lived with criminal records over this period, trying to see their names this period, trying to see their names finally cleared. And it could well Pave Names finally cleared. And it could well pave the way for them looking for more well pave the way for them looking for more compensation and indeed more for more compensation and indeed more people coming forward. As you say, more more people coming forward. As you say, more than 700 people were convicted say, more than 700 people were convicted by the Post Office. We are looking convicted by the Post Office. We are looking at convicted by the Post Office. We are looking at about 40 cases here today looking at about 40 cases here today it looking at about 40 cases here today. It is a really significant day~ today. It is a really significant day. Particularly for those people involved day. Particularly for those people involved. We will bring you that verdict involved. We will bring you that verdict as involved. We will bring you that verdict as soon as it comes this morning morning. Katie prescott, our morning. Katie prescott, our business correspondence. Later in the programme we will hear from some of those people call it up in this and their 16 yearfight to those people call it up in this and their 16 Year Fight to clear their name. Eight minutes past seven. Lockdown restrictions are easing in both Northern Ireland and wales today. Well get some more details from Tomos Morgan in cardiff shortly. First, lets hearfrom our Ireland Correspondent Chris Page, whos at a belfast barbershop. Have you managed to get your logs tamed there this morning . Good morning. Tamed there this morning . Good morninu. ~. , tamed there this morning . Good morninu. ~. , morning. Morning. They may need some tlc but im holding morning. Morning. They may need some tlc but im holding off morning. Morning. They may need some tlc but im holding off for morning. Morning. They may need some tlc but im holding off for the morning. Morning. They may need some tlc but im holding off for the time tlc but im holding off for the time being tlc but im holding off for the time being. Northern ireland has gone longer being. Northern ireland has gone longer without professional Hair Cuts than longer without professional Hair Cuts than any part of The Uk. 118 days cuts than any part of The Uk. 118 days the cuts than any part of The Uk. 118 days. The last time this place was open days. The last time this place was open was days. The last time this place was open was the 23rd of december. Now they are open was the 23rd of december. Now they are back. Neil is here, welcoming his first client of the day welcoming his first client of the day. 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We are looking forward to the Bar Opening next time. We are looking forward to the Bar Opening next week. Time. We are looking forward to the Bar Opening next week. Bar opening next week. Absolutely, that is coming Bar Opening next week. Absolutely, that is coming next Bar Opening next week. Absolutely, that is coming next week. Bar opening next week. Absolutely, i that is coming next week. Reopening shops that is coming next week. Reopening shops as that is coming next week. Reopening shops as well today. A day for having shops as well today. A day for having your long locks shorn. Good luck having your long locks shorn. Good luck we having your long locks shorn. Good luck. We will hear more from you later luck. We will hear more from you later also luck. We will hear more from you later. Also today, driving test lessons later. Also today, driving test lessons can resume. Good news for people lessons can resume. Good news for people who lessons can resume. Good news for people who have missed playing their favourite people who have missed playing their favourite sport. Competitive sport is back favourite sport. Competitive sport is back again for up to 100 people. A big is back again for up to 100 people. A big day is back again for up to 100 people. A big day here in Northern Ireland for lockdown easing. Good a big day here in Northern Ireland for lockdown easing. A big day here in Northern Ireland for lockdown easing. Good for those who aet for lockdown easing. Good for those who net to for lockdown easing. Good for those who get to get for lockdown easing. Good for those who get to get out for lockdown easing. Good for those who get to get out today. For lockdown easing. Good for those who get to get out today. Thank for lockdown easing. Good for those i who get to get out today. Thank you. Meanwhile, the government in wales has confirmed the relaxation of the next lot of restrictions is being brought forward by two weeks, to May The 3rd. Lets speak to our wales correspondent, Tomos Morgan, now. Tomos, this will be a relief for people . Yeah, thats right. By May The 3rd wales yeah, thats right. By May The 3rd wales will yeah, thats right. By May The 3rd wales will have gone down to level three wales will have gone down to level three so wales will have gone down to level three. So on May The 3rd, what will happen three. So on May The 3rd, what will happen is three. So on May The 3rd, what will happen is gyms will reopen, extended households will come back together. Two different households can makes inside two different households can makes inside one two different households can makes inside one household. Things will be brought inside one household. Things will be brought forward, which means exercise brought forward, which means exercise classes can move forward by a Week Exercise classes can move forward by a week soft exercise classes can move forward by a week. Soft play centres and community centres are reopening on may the community centres are reopening on May The 3rd. The first minister has also suggested that all being well, indoor also suggested that all being well, indoor hospitality could open on the 17th. Indoor hospitality could open on the 17th he indoor hospitality could open on the 17th. He had suggested it would open sometime 17th. He had suggested it would open sometime between the 17th and the may bank sometime between the 17th and the may bank holiday. The suggestion is that will may bank holiday. The suggestion is that will be brought forward as well that will be brought forward as well all that will be brought forward as well. All being well with vaccinations and covid rates, that could vaccinations and covid rates, that could happen. That can only happen based could happen. That can only happen based on could happen. That can only happen based on the next government. There is an election year. Who comes in and who is an election year. Who comes in and who is is an election year. Who comes in and who is in is an election year. Who comes in and who is in power in the Welsh Senedd and who is in power in the Welsh Senedd is and who is in power in the Welsh Senedd is on masix. The welsh conservatives have accused the welsh labour conservatives have accused the welsh Labour Leader Mark drakeford of electioneering by bringing certain dates electioneering by bringing certain dates forward. However, the welsh government and Mark Drakeford have said this government and Mark Drakeford have said this has only been possible because said this has only been possible because the Vaccination Programme in wales because the Vaccination Programme in wales is because the Vaccination Programme in wales is doing much better than other wales is doing much better than other parts of The Uk, and the covid rates other parts of The Uk, and the covid rates in other parts of The Uk, and the covid rates in wales are lower than other nations rates in wales are lower than other nations. , rates in wales are lower than other nations. ,. ,. ,. , rates in wales are lower than other nations mike i rates in wales are lower than other| nations. Mike is nations. Thank you for now. Mike is takin a nations. Thank you for now. Mike is taking a look nations. Thank you for now. Mike is taking a look at nations. Thank you for now. Mike is taking a look at an nations. Thank you for now. Mike is taking a look at an issue nations. Thank you for now. Mike is taking a look at an issue that nations. Thank you for now. Mike is taking a look at an issue that many| taking a look at an issue that many Football Fans will be very keen on. A review into English Football will consider creating a new regulator, and examine how to give fans a greater say in how their clubs are run. Key to this is the fans, because i think key to this is the fans, because i think what key to this is the fans, because i think what shocked and scared are so many think what shocked and scared are so many was think what shocked and scared are so many was that they have No Idea, they were many was that they have No Idea, they were not consulted by the six clubs they were not consulted by the six clubs who they were not consulted by the six clubs who were going headlong into the european super league. Thats good the european super league. Thats good not the european super league. Thats good notjust fans but players and managers good notjust fans but players and managers as well, that owners may be have got managers as well, that owners may be have got so managers as well, that owners may be have got so much control now that they can have got so much control now that they can really do what they like for financial reasons, whatever reasons, for financial reasons, whatever reasons, and not consult fans. Fans ust reasons, and not consult fans. Fans just want reasons, and not consult fans. Fans just want to reasons, and not consult fans. Fans just want to be involved. We are not talking just want to be involved. We are not talking about picking the team, but hasjust talking about picking the team, but hasjust been consulted talking about picking the team, but has just been consulted about talking about picking the team, but hasjust been consulted about key decisions hasjust been consulted about key decisions. Some of the key elements include decisions. Some of the key elements include looking at how fans can be given include looking at how fans can be given more include looking at how fans can be given more control of their clubs. And this given more control of their clubs. And this will indeed include a study of the and this will indeed include a study of the german model in the bundesliga, where clubs can only Take Part bundesliga, where clubs can only Take Part if commercial investors hold no Take Part if commercial investors hold no more than a 49 stake in their hold no more than a 49 stake in their ownership. That does give fans a major their ownership. That does give fans a major say their ownership. That does give fans a major say in the running of The Clubs a major say in the running of The Clubs no a major say in the running of The Clubs. No german clubs were part of the european super league. You saw the european super league. You saw the other the european super league. You saw the other measures. One of the other ideas the other measures. One of the other ideas was the other measures. One of the other ideas was reviewing the Owner Test a muddy ideas was reviewing the Owner Test a muddy fit ideas was reviewing the Owner Test a muddy fit and proper Persons Test that checks the credentials of the owners that checks the credentials of the owners to that checks the credentials of the owners to see that they are responsible, that they can run The Club properly. This could include tougher club properly. This could include tougher measures. And indeed new laws could tougher measures. And indeed new laws could be introduced. They are not ruling laws could be introduced. They are not ruling that out. There could be Government Legislation to change this. Government legislation to change this that Government Legislation to change this. That is another key element. They this. That is another key element. They are this. That is another key element. They are also looking at whether the game they are also looking at whether the game needs an independent regulator to oversee game needs an independent regulator to oversee the fa, the Premier League to oversee the fa, the Premier League and the Football League is. All of league and the Football League is. All of these different bodies could come all of these different bodies could come under one independent regulator. Key to all of this, i have regulator. Key to all of this, i have been regulator. Key to all of this, i have been talking to a lot of football have been talking to a lot of Football Fans, certainly the older ones. Football fans, certainly the older ones. We Football Fans, certainly the older ones, we used to talk at school about ones, we used to talk at school about who ones, we used to talk at school about who our managers were. Now it is all about about who our managers were. Now it is all about who your owners are. They is all about who your owners are. They hold is all about who your owners are. They hold the destiny to your club. We have they hold the destiny to your club. We have seen in the past how this can go we have seen in the past how this can go wrong. Just to give you an example can go wrong. Just to give you an example of can go wrong. Just to give you an example of how fans like to be consulted, a quick example. Leeds united consulted, a quick example. Leeds united try consulted, a quick example. Leeds united try to change their badge a couple united try to change their badge a couple of united try to change their badge a couple of years ago. They put it out to the couple of years ago. They put it out to the Fans Couple of years ago. They put it out to the fans. The fans hated it worst to the fans. The fans hated it worst design and history. So The Club abandoned it. Fansjust worst design and history. So The Club abandoned it. Fans just want to be consulted. That is what this review be consulted. That is what this review is be consulted. That is what this review is all about. We be consulted. That is what this review is all about. Be consulted. That is what this review is all about. We will see how it noes. Review is all about. We will see how it goes you review is all about. We will see how it goes. You Cant Review is all about. We will see how it goes. You cant ignore review is all about. We will see how it goes. You cant ignore Fans Review is all about. We will see how it goes. You cant ignore fans after| it goes. You cant ignore fans after this week. Thank you. The Duke And Duchess of cambridge have released a new photograph of their youngest child, prince louis, to celebrate his third birthDay Today. The picture shows the Young Royal, who is fifth in line to the throne, on his first day at Nursery School earlier this week. The image was taken by his mother, the Duchess Of Cambridge, who is a keen photographer. Sarah has been spoiling us with the most gorgeous views. Seehis at Arundel Castle this morning. Good morning. Show us around. Good morning. Yes, iam very lucky good morning. Yes, lam very lucky this morning good morning. Yes, lam very lucky this morning to be here in the gardens this morning to be here in the gardens of Arundel Castle. It is their gardens of Arundel Castle. It is their annual Tulip Festival. It has been their annual Tulip Festival. It has been a their annual Tulip Festival. It has been a very cold and a very dry april been a very cold and a very dry april so been a very cold and a very dry april so far been a very cold and a very dry april so far. This year the tulips have april so far. This year the tulips have been april so far. This year the tulips have been later to burst out into colour~ have been later to burst out into colour~ but have been later to burst out into colour. But they are certainly getting colour. But they are certainly getting there. There are over 100,000 getting there. There are over 100,000 tulips year. 180 different varieties 100,000 tulips year. 180 different varieties. Behind me, the pink impressions and the white honeymoon tulips as impressions and the white honeymoon tulips as well. Other colours, shapes tulips as well. Other colours, shapes and sizes. A chilly start. The sky shapes and sizes. A chilly start. The sky overhead. But for many, a Cold Start the sky overhead. But for many, a Cold Start a the sky overhead. But for many, a Cold Start. A touch of frost. Sunny skies Cold Start. A touch of frost. Sunny skies ahead~ Cold Start. A touch of frost. Sunny skies ahead. It is going to be quite a windy skies ahead. It is going to be quite a Windy Day skies ahead. It is going to be quite a Windy Day across parts of the south a Windy Day across parts of the South West of england today. High pressure South West of england today. High pressure still very much in charge of our pressure still very much in charge of our weather. We have got isobars down of our weather. We have got isobars down towards the South West, where the breeze down towards the South West, where the breeze is still glowing. After the breeze is still glowing. After the chilly the breeze is still glowing. After the chilly start to the day, it is going the chilly start to the day, it is going to the chilly start to the day, it is going to be dry. Lots of sunshine. More going to be dry. Lots of sunshine. More high going to be dry. Lots of sunshine. More high cloud in the North West turning more high cloud in the North West turning that Sunshine Hazy at times. Yesterday turning that Sunshine Hazy at times. Yesterday we Saw Temperatures just shy of yesterday we Saw Temperatures just shy of 18 yesterday we Saw Temperatures just shy of 18 degrees. Today we could see 19, shy of 18 degrees. Today we could see 19, possibly 20 degrees. It will be see19, possibly 20 degrees. It will be cooler see 19, possibly 20 degrees. It will be cooler on the East Coast for the likes aberdeen down towards norwich, for instance. It is also going to be quite for instance. It is also going to be quite breezy to in the Channel Isles and the quite breezy to in the Channel Isles and the Isles Of Scilly into cornwall. Through this Evening And Tonight cornwall. Through this Evening And Tonight temps or drop quickly under the clear tonight temps or drop quickly under the clear skies. Not quite as cold as recent the clear skies. Not quite as cold as recent nice. Term smackdown to two to as recent nice. Term smackdown to two to 6 as recent nice. Term smackdown to two to 6 Degrees Tomorrow morning. After a two to 6 Degrees Tomorrow morning. After a chilly start to the day again after a chilly start to the day again tomorrow, lots of blue sky, lots of again tomorrow, lots of blue sky, lots of sunshine. Cloud in the North East of scotland, for instance North East of scotland, for instance. A Touch Cooler along the East Coast instance. A Touch Cooler along the East Coast. Typically the mid teens. We could East Coast. Typically the mid teens. We could see up to 18, 19 further west we could see up to 18, 19 further west it we could see up to 18, 19 further west it is we could see up to 18, 19 further west. It is looking cooler for all of us west. It is looking cooler for all of us with west. It is looking cooler for all of us with a west. It is looking cooler for all of us with a bit more cloud around by the of us with a bit more cloud around by the time of us with a bit more cloud around by the time we get to sunday. Certainly by the time we get to sunday. Certainly a dry weekend ahead. Fairly certainly a dry weekend ahead. Fairly chilly by the time we get to sunday fairly chilly by the time we get to sunday to fairly chilly by the time we get to sunday. To enjoy the beautiful Blue Skies sunday. To enjoy the beautiful Blue Skies out sunday. To enjoy the beautiful Blue Skies out there. It skies out there. It would be hard not to. It is absolutely stunning. Thank you. Quarter past seven. More than 33 Million people in The Uk have now received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. And a new study suggests thatjust one shot of the Astrazeneca Or Pfizerjab reduces infections by nearly two thirds, and protects both vulnerable and healthy people. Experts say the findings show that vaccines should be able to control the pandemic. Our Science Correspondent Pallab ghosh has more, and a warning there are some Flashing Images in his report. When Margaret Keenan became the first person to be immunized in a mass Vaccination Programme, doctors were confident from the clinical trials that herjab and millions of others would be effective. Since then, Infection Rates have plummeted. But its been hard to tell how much of this has been due to Lockdown Measures, and how much has been down to the jabs. The new study indicates that the vaccines are likely to have had a big impact. It also confirms that the decision to give as many people as possible a first dose by delaying the second, was the right one. Among the findings are that two doses of the Pfizer Biontech Jab reduced infection by 90 . Not enough people have had two doses of the Oxford Astrazeneca Jab to assess its impact. But comparison of the first doses show that its just as good as pfizer. And both jabs are just as effective in people aged over 75, or with underlying health conditions, as they are in younger, healthier people. What weve found is that vaccination works equally well across all ages, and also that people with long Term Health conditions were equally well protected by vaccinations. Weve seen good protection from one dose of vaccine, but weve seen that you get the best protection, having had a second dose of vaccine. So wed really like to encourage people to take up the opportunity to have a second dose of their vaccine once this is available. The next stage of the research is to find out how long the jabs continue to protect people, in order to decide when to begin the next round of vaccinations. Palab ghosh, Bbc News. Were joined now by Professor Sarah Walker, the chief investigator of the study. Professor walker, thank you for joining me this morning. Now this is positive news. Is it more positive than was perhaps originally thought in terms of the effectiveness of the vaccine . It in terms of the effectiveness of the vaccine . ,. , in terms of the effectiveness of the vaccine . ,. ,. , vaccine . It is always really challenging vaccine . It is always really challenging because vaccine . It is always really challenging because trials | vaccine . It is always really challenging because trials give us the best challenging because trials give us the best estimate of how well a new dru the best estimate of how well a new drug or the best estimate of how well a new Drug Or Vaccine works because they look at Drug Or Vaccine works because they look at people who were similar in every look at people who were similar in every characteristic. Some who get the drug every characteristic. Some who get the drug and some who dont. The challenges the drug and some who dont. The challenges that often older people and people with long Term Health conditions dont go into the studies conditions dont go into the studies. Our studies in the general population, random selection across all four population, random selection across all four nations of The Uk, and it gives all four nations of The Uk, and it gives us all four nations of The Uk, and it gives us a all four nations of The Uk, and it gives us a real world estimate of how vaccines are performing outside of a much how vaccines are performing outside of a much more controlled environment. So yes, from that point it is good environment. So yes, from that point it is good news. We show great protection it is good news. We show great protection in people who are older and youngerand to protection in people who are older and younger and to report and dont report and younger and to report and dont report these long Term Health conditions. And also, very importantly, against the Counter Variant importantly, against the Counter Variant. The trials were conducted before variant. The trials were conducted before that was very common. What is actually, before that was very common. What is actually, many of the affections infections actually, many of the affections infections showed good protection. Is infections showed good protection infections showed good protection. Infections showed good rotection. , i,. , protection. Is the study still going on . It certainly protection. Is the study still going on . It certainly is. Protection. Is the study still going on . It certainly is. It protection. Is the study still going on . It certainly is. It reports on . It certainly is. It reports every week on . It certainly is. It reports every week. It on . It certainly is. It reports every week. It is on . It certainly is. It reports every week. It is a on . It certainly is. It reports every week. It is a major every week. It is a major partnership with the Office For National Statistics. You reported every national statistics. You reported every friday and commonly in the week every friday and commonly in the week as every friday and commonly in the week as well. It would be going on for at week as well. It would be going on for at least week as well. It would be going on for at least the next year. To try to understand how long protection we are getting from these vaccines, masks. Are getting from these vaccines, masks, when you might need a booster, masks, when you might need a booster, exactly how much protection in terms booster, exactly how much protection in terms of booster, exactly how much protection in terms of antibody responses is needed, in terms of antibody responses is needed, to in terms of antibody responses is needed, to stop people getting coronavirus at the same rates. However coronavirus at the same rates. However encouraging this is, just because you have been vaccinated, one might one or to jab mys, you still can contract coronavirus . Because the Survey Test people every month, because the Survey Test people every month, regardless of whether they have symptoms, we are able to look at infections have symptoms, we are able to look at infections that people dont know they have at infections that people dont know they have had and also infections with much they have had and also infections with much lower levels of virus. So whilst with much lower levels of virus. So whilst we with much lower levels of virus. So whilst we still show benefit from two doses, and even from previous infection two doses, and even from previous infection against those infections without infection against those infections without symptoms, they are not his era. Without symptoms, they are not his era and without symptoms, they are not his era and so without symptoms, they are not his era. And so yes, people can get covid era. And so yes, people can get covid again. They will get it less severely covid again. They will get it less severely. So its great news for an individual severely. So its great news for an individual. But they will definitely have the individual. But they will definitely have the ability to pass it on again. Have the ability to pass it on again, even if the ability is much reduced again, even if the ability is much reduced because there is much less a virus there reduced because there is much less a virus there. Its really important to understand that its not 100 protection. Of course, everyone who. Ets protection. Of course, everyone who gets coronavirus, it is an opportunity for the virus to mutate again~ opportunity for the virus to mutate again and opportunity for the virus to mutate again. And we can see the havoc that new variants again. And we can see the havoc that new variants are causing across the globe new variants are causing across the globe. There is a real responsibility there as well as an enormous. Responsibility there as well as an enormous responsibility there as well as an enormous. ,. ,. , enormous. You mentioned how when ou are enormous. You mentioned how when you are doing enormous. You mentioned how when you are doing the enormous. You mentioned how when you are doing the trials enormous. You mentioned how when you are doing the trials for enormous. You mentioned how when you are doing the trials for this you are doing the trials for this set of data, you were able to take in the Kent Variant. Of course, you will be very well aware the horrifying situation in india at the moment, but also the fact that the indian variant, i think the Health Secretary said there had been 103 cases in The Uk. So as the trial goes on, will you be looking specifically at that as well and the effectiveness of the vaccine against that . ,. , , effectiveness of the vaccine against that . ,. , that . So, the server is really larae. That . So, the server is really large it that . So, the server is really large. It included that . So, the server is really large. It included around that . So, the server is really large. It included around 370,000 people large. It included around 370,000 people. Obviously it will really depend people. Obviously it will really depend whether that variant becomes much more depend whether that variant becomes much more common in uk like the Kent Variant much more common in uk like the Kent Variant date much more common in uk like the Kent Variant date in december. Obviously everyone Variant Date in december. Obviously everyone is Variant Date in december. Obviously everyone is working incredibly hard to stop everyone is working incredibly hard to stop that happening and thats why there is Surge Testing. But definitely, overthe why there is Surge Testing. But definitely, over the next year we will continue to at the effectiveness of the vaccine against whatever effectiveness of the vaccine against whatever strains are circulating in The Uk whatever strains are circulating in The Uk. ,. ,. , The Uk. One of the things that has not been clear The Uk. One of the things that has not been clear to The Uk. One of the things that has not been clear to me, The Uk. One of the things that has not been clear to me, and The Uk. One of the things that has not been clear to me, and there i The Uk. One of the things that has l not been clear to me, and there was a lot of speculation, is how long antibodies last. There is half the population which has not had the first vaccine yet. And one for a good a few weeks maybe even months. If you had coronavirus, do you have any firm data on how long antibodies last . , any firm data on how long antibodies last . ,. , , last . There have been a few studies. The show last . There have been a few studies. They show that last . There have been a few studies. They show that whilst last . There have been a few studies. They show that whilst the last . There have been a few studies. They show that whilst the levels last . There have been a few studies. They show that whilst the levels to l they show that whilst the levels to decline. They show that whilst the levels to decline, there probably stay at high enough decline, there probably stay at high enough levels to at least give some protection enough levels to at least give some protection for at least six months. 0bviously protection for at least six months. Obviously we have only had coronavirus around for a year. So those coronavirus around for a year. So those are coronavirus around for a year. So those are the data that we are still really those are the data that we are still really getting. We are still now trying really getting. We are still now trying to really getting. We are still now trying to take blood from over 150,000 trying to take blood from over 150,000 people a month in the survey 150,000 people a month in the survey. And so understanding how lon survey. And so understanding how long protection lasts in both people who have long protection lasts in both people who have had vaccine and pre Dash Mac people would previous infection pre Dash Mac people would previous infection is pre Dash Mac people would previous infection is a pre Dash Mac people would previous infection is a key goal of the Survey Infection is a key goal of the surve. R , infection is a key goal of the surve. � , infection is a key goal of the surve. ~. ,. ,. , survey. Always good to talk to professor survey. Always good to talk to professor sarah survey. Always good to talk to Professor Sarah Walker survey. Always good to talk to i Professor Sarah Walker because survey. Always good to talk to Professor Sarah Walker because you always come on and explain things in language that is digestible and understandable. So thank you so much. Professorwalker, professor understandable. So thank you so much. Professor walker, professor of medical statistics and epidemiology at the University Of Oxford. At the University Of Oxford. Exactly what we need. At the University Of Oxford. Exactly what we need, clarity. At the University Of Oxford. Exactly what we need, clarity. Keep at the University Of Oxford. Exactly what we need, clarity. Keep it what we need, clarity. Keep it simple. Its been six weeks since Sarm Heslop, from southampton, vanished from a yacht in the caribbean. She was reported missing by her boyfriend in the early hours of march the 8th, and despite an extensive investigation by police, she hasnt been seen since. Abi smitton has more. Investigators in the us virgin islands searching for a british woman missing for over a week now. Her disappearance is making headlines around the world. Sarm heslop was last seen on her Boyfriends Yacht off the coast of stjohn. Sarm was sailing in the us virgin islands when she disappeared, staying with her boyfriend, ryan bane, on his yacht. They had been to dinner on sunday, the 7th of march, on the island of stjohn, before returning to the boat. Ryan told police that when he woke up at two oclock the next morning, Sarm Wasnt there. The us coastguard was alerted almost ten hours later. A huge Search And Rescue operation was launched, with divers and drones combing the water and missing posters put up on land. My tears come up and then theyjust go again. But at some point thats going to come crashing down potentially. Friends and family back home in southampton are desperate for information. Theyve launched a social media campaign, but say theyre frustrated by one part of the investigation. The Boat Hasnt been searched and that, in line with us law, says that can happen. We want the boat searched. And thats in ryans interest. Because if there is nothing else going on untoward, then thats the only thing that can prove his innocence as well. Ryan banes lawyer sent us this statement, saying ryans only hope is if someone is found alive and well. The foreign, Commonwealth And Development office say they are assisting sarms family. Abi smitton, Bbc News. Andrew baldwin, one of sarms friends, joins us now from fawley, in hampshire. Andrew, good morning. What do we know about the Police Search to try to find sarm . Trite know about the Police Search to try to find sam . To find sarm . We dont know a lot more than to find sarm . We dont know a lot more than what to find sarm . We dont know a lot more than what we to find sarm . We dont know a lot more than what we knew to find sarm . We dont know a lot more than what we knew a to find sarm . We dont know a lot more than what we knew a few i to find sarm . We dont know a lot more than what we knew a few weeks ao. More than what we knew a few weeks ago we more than what we knew a few weeks ago. We certainly know that there was dinner ago. We certainly know that there was dinner had on the evening and at the restrictions on the island meant that the the restrictions on the island meant that the curfew at ten oclock, so the restaurant closed at ten oclock the restaurant closed at ten oclock. The Police Cant verify that oclock. The Police Cant verify that sarm oclock. The Police Cant verify that sarm made it back to the boat. So the that sarm made it back to the boat. So the next that sarm made it back to the boat. So the next fact we know is that at Half Past so the next fact we know is that at Half Past two there was a call made to the Half Past two there was a call made to the police. That was made by ryan bain to the police. That was made by ryan bain to to the police. That was made by ryan bain. To suggest that sarm had fallen bain. To suggest that sarm had fallen overboard. The police at that point fallen overboard. The police at that point advised for the Coast Guard to be called point advised for the Coast Guard to be called. That call to the Coast Guard be called. That call to the Coast Guard took a further nine hours and didnt guard took a further nine hours and didnt happen until 11 46am. Those are the didnt happen until 11 46am. Those are the only facts that we know. And those are the only facts that we know. And those are are the only facts that we know. And those are the things we are looking to verify those are the things we are looking to verify as those are the things we are looking to verify as much as possible to find and to verify as much as possible to find and in to verify as much as possible to find and in particular what happened in the find and in particular what happened in the intervening hours. In the intervening hours. Explain a little bit about in the intervening hours. Explain a little bit about sarms in the intervening hours. Explain a| little bit about Sarms Involvement and why she was there . She was working on the boat as well, we understand . Working on the boat as well, we understand . , , understand . Yeah, absolutely. Sarm is a real character. Understand . Yeah, absolutely. Sarm is a real character. She understand . Yeah, absolutely. Sarm is a real character. She has understand . Yeah, absolutely. Sarm is a real character. She has a understand . Yeah, absolutely. Sarm is a real character. She has a lust is a real character. She has a lust for adventure, a lust for travel. She had for adventure, a lust for travel. She had spent 2020 initially sailing across she had spent 2020 initially sailing across the she had spent 2020 initially sailing across the atlantic on a friends yet across the atlantic on a friends yet then across the atlantic on a friends yet. Then found herself stuck in the caribbean yet. Then found herself stuck in the caribbean because of covid. Then she met ryan caribbean because of covid. Then she met ryan bain. And subsequently went back to met ryan bain. And subsequently went back to the met ryan bain. And subsequently went back to the caribbean at the beginning of this year to start working beginning of this year to start working with him on the boat. And also, ou working with him on the boat. fific also, you mentioned those working with him on the boat. Aic also, you mentioned those travel restrictions that have made it difficult for many people to get around. But also, quite clearly, hindering some of the investigation. Very difficult for her friends and family to get out there and try to do some investigating yourself . Yeah, absolutely. It isjust do some investigating yourself . Yeah, absolutely. It is just another yeah, absolutely. It isjust another impact yeah, absolutely. It isjust another impact that yeah, absolutely. It isjust another impact that this has had. Just trying impact that this has had. Just trying to impact that this has had. Just trying to get some information and find out trying to get some information and find out what is happening. It is now 45 find out what is happening. It is now 45 days, a lot of time has passed now 45 days, a lot of time has passed in now 45 days, a lot of time has passed in terms of trying to understand. What we are looking for is any understand. What we are looking for is any little understand. What we are looking for is any little piece of information that anybody may have, or anything that anybody may have, or anything that any that anybody may have, or anything that any body may have seen or heard that any body may have seen or heard that my that any body may have seen or heard that my don that any body may have seen or heard that my don locke what happened in those that my don locke what happened in those hours, that evening. We are really those hours, that evening. We are really desperate to find her. And desperate to find answers and information. We are real stake now feeling information. We are real stake now feeling helpless and looking to do whatever feeling helpless and looking to do whatever we can to find her, for her family whatever we can to find her, for her family and whatever we can to find her, for her family and her friends, whatever we can to find her, for her family and herfriends, to whatever we can to find her, for her family and her friends, to bring whatever we can to find her, for her family and herfriends, to bring her Home Family and her friends, to bring her home. � ,. Family and her friends, to bring her home. ,. ,. ,. , family and her friends, to bring her home. � ,. ,. ,. ,. , home. And explain what you hope haens home. And explain what you hope happens next . Home. And explain what you hope happens next . Clearly home. And explain what you hope happens next . Clearly hoping home. And explain what you hope j happens next . Clearly hoping that sarm is found safe and well. What are the police telling you about the investigation and what other avenues they have to explore . 50. Investigation and what other avenues they have to explore . They have to explore . So, we have been in contact, they have to explore . So, we have been in contact, the they have to explore . So, we have been in contact, the virgin they have to explore . So, we have been in contact, the virgin Island L been in contact, the virgin island police been in contact, the virgin Island Police Department are in contact with the Police Department are in contact with the family on a regular basis and updating them on the investigation. Hampshire police are involved investigation. Hampshire police are involved as investigation. Hampshire police are involved as well. They have been assisting involved as well. They have been assisting from The Uk. Of course we are looking assisting from The Uk. Of course we are looking to find her. We want to find her are looking to find her. We want to find her safe, we want to find her well and find her safe, we want to find her well and we want to bring her home to her well and we want to bring her home to her family well and we want to bring her home to herfamily and well and we want to bring her home to her family and her friends. But then to her family and her friends. But then we to her family and her friends. But then we are to her family and her friends. But then we are looking for answers. We are still then we are looking for answers. We are still struggling to understand how she are still struggling to understand how she would have fallen overboard from that how she would have fallen overboard from that boat in the location it was from that boat in the location it was, in from that boat in the location it was, in the from that boat in the location it was, in the depth of water it was. That was, in the depth of water it was. That is was, in the depth of water it was. That is our was, in the depth of water it was. That is our struggle, trying tojust understand what happened and what was happening between the hours of ten oclock. Was happening between the hours of ten oclock, when the police advised she got ten oclock, when the police advised she got on ten oclock, when the police advised she got on the boat, and 11 46am wendy she got on the boat, and 11 46am Wendy Coastguard were called. That is one Wendy Coastguard were called. That is one of Wendy Coastguard were called. That is one of the questions and we are hoping is one of the questions and we are hoping that is one of the questions and we are hoping that ryan would be able to assist hoping that ryan would be able to assist us hoping that ryan would be able to assist us in that information at some assist us in that information at some point and let us know what was happening some point and let us know what was happening in those hours. Some point and let us know what was happening in those hours. Andrew, we wish ou all happening in those hours. Andrew, we wish you all the happening in those hours. Andrew, we wish you all the best. Happening in those hours. Andrew, we wish you all the best. And happening in those hours. Andrew, we wish you all the best. And of happening in those hours. Andrew, we wish you all the best. And of course i wish you all the best. And of course we hope sarm is found safe and well. Andrew baldwin, thank you for explaining that for us. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im victoria hollins. A Murder Investigation is underway after a man was killed and another was seriously hurt after a car was driven into them in a Supermarket Car Park. Police were called to Church Street in Walton On Thames Yesterday Afternoon after reports of a fight. A man in his a0s died at the scene. A 26 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. There will be no trains to or from Kings Cross Station today nor saturday and sunday for engineering works. The closure is part of a major programme and includes putting in a new line to make services more reliable. Over the Weekend Thameslink and Moorgate Trains will also be affected. You can see three tunnels behind me one of those has not been open for a0 years so opening that back up, redoing the for a0 years so opening that back up, redoing the signalling, the tracks the whole infrastructure. Its notjust going to improve the capacity of the flexibility here, but its also going to make everything more reliable so its a once in a Generation Investment that our passengers should really feel the benefit from. Londons leafiest postcodes have been revealed in a new study. Data from City Hall suggests five boroughs have more than 25 tree coverage, with barnet, Richmond And Camden being the greenest. East london boroughs tower hamlets, newham and Barking And Dagenham came bottom with less than 13 tree coverage. Today marks the start of the West End Gallery hop which will see Arts Venues staying open later. A0 galleries across mayfair, soho and the surrounding areas are taking part. Visitors will be able go to different sites throughout the evening. The aim is to allow people to see exhibitions that were disrupted by lockdown and Experience Art in a different way. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Situation now. On the tube the Central Line is part suspended between Leytonstone And Epping due to signal problems. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. Its another chilly start this morning. Temperatures hovering around zero, but many places above. Just a Patchier Frost out towards the suburbs this morning. Perhaps a little bit of patchy cloud first thing, but that will disappear its another day of blue Sky And Sunshine and another dry day. Now, through the afternoon, got a bit of an easterly breeze, so cooler in the east further west, 17, 18 celsius as a maximum. So actually, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant. Now, overnight, its another clear night, largely at least to begin with. Through the early hours, you might see a little bit of low cloud, Mist And Fog developing from the east. Minimum temperature above zero between three and six celsius. Now, High Pressure remains in charge, as you can see, right the way through the weekend. Some sunshine on saturday, again it stays dry. For sunday, there is a bit more cloud, were still underneath that blue the colder Air Mass so it is going to feel a little chillier as we head through sunday. The cloud, though, burning back through the afternoon to some sunny spells, but still no significant rain in the immediate forecast. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in 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 Ben Thompson and naga munchetty. It is 7 33am. Lets focus now on the news that india is in the grip of a devastating second surge of covid 19. Yesterday the country recorded the highest one Day Tally of cases anywhere in the world. Well, many families across The Uk have Loved Ones in india, and are now watching helplessly as its Healthcare System is pushed to breaking point. Much of britains vast south asian population originates from india. For many there remain strong family links, so the seismic explosion of coronavirus cases over there is causing great Concern And Panic over here. Hi, mum hello. Hi, you all right . Ranjans daughter lives just outside delhi, along with her two children and husband. Im paranoid and keep phoning them and saying, dont leave the house, dont do this, dont do this. But, you know, fair enough, they may not do it but theres other family out there, as well. You know, in gujarat and others. Cousins and things like that in the villages and stuff like that. They are not in the same environment. Every environment in india is different, isnt it . The Covid Backdrop makes her daughter often feel scared and lonely. We are doing everything we can to protect ourselves and build our immunity against it, i suppose. It is very isolated, i do miss my family heaps. And vice versa, they are missing us. The second wave of the virus is ferocious. A nationwide Oxygen Shortage meant scores of patients dying in the western state of Maharashtra Yesterday after their their ventilators shut down. Locals are alarmed and bewildered. Its pretty bad, you know . The sad thing is that we are running short of medication. We are running short of hospital beds. We are running short of ventilators. So thats what it is right now. A few Family Members are at a very critical stage right now. In fact one of them is getting admitted in a hospital in delhi. It was not easy getting a bed for one of our relatives and thats what the situation is. We are not safe. Some are blaming the government religious festivals and other large public gatherings have been allowed to continue, attracting millions. We have to be very careful about. We knew that at least for the next two years we have to maintain a little bit of distance, but the government could have done a lot better. They could have seen this coming and they could have avoided certain gatherings. India has been manufacturing the Astrazeneca Vaccine, supplying countries across the world. This week covax, the group assigned with distributing vaccines to poorer nations, said it will reduce the number of doses sent to other places after india stopped exporting them to help at home. Some believe britain needs to step up its international support. The Uk Government can do a lot more than it currently has. Firstly, it has talked about the surplus vaccines that we will have. What it hasnt done is actually state how many surplus vaccines we are likely to have and what is the timeline of us being able to give those either back to the Covax Facility or have bilateral agreements with places like india, for example. Clearly the government just hasnt given any detail. A number 10 spokesperson said there have been no requests for help from india. But that it would consider any requests very closely, as you would expect. From Aam India will be put on the Red List, so most people who have travelled from there will be refused entry to The Uk. For those here who call it their motherland, indias crisis is theirs, too. What does india mean to you, as someone of indian descent . India means home. My heritage, my culture, everything is from india, you know . My children grew up with that, as well. So i feel deeply about people and the situation over there, but at the same time i feel helpless, you know . What can we do from here . Earlier this month, nayan gangyan travelled from his home in london to northern india to look after his parents, who both contracted coronavirus. Hes hoping to fly back this weekend, but faces a ten Day Quarantine when he gets here. Lets speak to nayan now, and also to his wife vani whos waiting for him back in The Uk. Good morning to you both, nayan and vani. Nayan, maybe you can explain a bit about the situation where you are right now, given everything we have heard about the toll the pandemic is taking on the Health Services there. Pandemic is taking on the Health Services there. Yes, the situation is exactly as services there. Yes, the situation is exactly as it services there. Yes, the situation is exactly as it was services there. Yes, the situation is exactly as it was mentioned i is exactly as it was mentioned earlier in the shower. It is really bad and i was exactly in the same situation a few weeks ago. When my Dads Oxygen levels started to drop, we tried to get him to a hospital and there were no beds. My mother started to panic and i was in The Uk and couldnt help. I was totally helpless. It was at that point in time that i decided my family needs help and i need to go back, come what may. Help and i need to go back, come what may help and i need to go back, come whatma. , what may. 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But we had family and we knew the doctors who were treating my dad, who is actually a liver transplant patient, so he has a history of medical illness with that specific hospital and the doctors really did whatever they could to get him admitted a few weeks ago, and thankfully it does not the first night he couldnt, they have to return back from hospital. The second night he managed to get admitted, he was in hospitalfor managed to get admitted, he was in hospital for about managed to get admitted, he was in hospitalfor about a week managed to get admitted, he was in hospital for about a week and then he got better. Haifa hospital for about a week and then he got better hospital for about a week and then | he got better. He he got better. How is he doing . He is doinu he got better. How is he doing . He is doing much he got better. How is he doing . He is doing much better he got better. How is he doing . He is doing much better now. He got better. How is he doing . He is doing much better now. Even he got better. How is he doing . He i is doing much better now. Even after it discharged he was on a bed for ten days. I think he has something like long covid because of the infection spreading to the lungs but thankfully he is getting better, slowly but surely. Thankfully he is getting better, slowly but surely. Vani, let me brin slowly but surely. Vani, let me bring you slowly but surely. Vani, let me bring you in. Slowly but surely. Vani, let me bring you in. You slowly but surely. Vani, let me bring you in, you are slowly but surely. Vani, let me bring you in, you are forced i slowly but surely. Vani, let me bring you in, you are forced to | bring you in, you are forced to watch from a distance whilst family in india are facing these problems. How difficult has it been for you to be able to provide Support Nayan and the rest of the family . Its be able to provide Support Nayan and the rest of the family . The rest of the family . Its been difficult to the rest of the family . Its been difficult to sit the rest of the family . Its been difficult to sit pride the rest of the family . Its been difficult to sit pride the rest of the family . Its been difficult to sit pride provide l difficult to sit pride provide support difficult to sit pride provide support and just watch from a Distance Support and just watch from a distance and know there is not much you can distance and know there is not much you can do distance and know there is not much you can do or distance and know there is not much you can do or influence. It is difficult you can do or influence. It is difficult I You can do or influence. It is difficult. Ithink you can do or influence. It is difficult. I think providing support, it is difficult to kind of watch support, it is difficult to kind of watch the support, it is difficult to kind of watch the events transpire and not be able watch the events transpire and not be able to watch the events transpire and not be able to control or influence it. When be able to control or influence it. When nayan comes back he has to guarantine when nayan comes back he has to quarantine for ten days in a hotel. They quarantine for ten days in a hotel. They did quarantine for ten days in a hotel. They did what they could to try to control they did what they could to try to Control And Influence that but to no Avail Control and influence that but to no avail. �. , Control And Influence that but to no avail. ,. , avail. And certainly initially went other countries avail. And certainly initially went other countries were avail. And certainly initially went other countries were facing avail. And certainly initially went other countries were facing theirj other countries were facing their first or second waves, india appeared relatively unscathed by the pandemic and then in the last few weeks we have seen the number of cases saw. Vani, you said you felt particularly comfortable that nayan could travel there because Boris Johnson was also planning a visit to. ~ johnson was also planning a visit to. ,. , ~ johnson was also planning a visit to. ,. , to. Yeah. We talked about, their moment he to. Yeah. We talked about, their moment he got to. Yeah. We talked about, their moment he got to to. Yeah. We talked about, their moment he got to india to. Yeah. We talked about, their moment he got to india we to. Yeah. We talked about, their moment he got to india we were planning moment he got to india we were planning to return because the Situation Planning to return because the situation was getting bad. Boris johnson. Situation was getting bad. Boris johnson, it was two days after that scheduled johnson, it was two days after that scheduled flight. That gave us a sense scheduled flight. That gave us a sense of scheduled flight. That gave us a sense of security that if we think the Uk Sense of security that if we think The Uk Prime Minister will be visiting The Uk Prime Minister will be visiting them the travel lines between the countries will be open. So we between the countries will be open. So we were between the countries will be open. So we were comfortable with his return so we were comfortable with his return. But obviously Boris Johnsons visit got cancelled. We. Ot Johnsons Visit got cancelled. We gotjust Johnsons Visit got cancelled. We gotjust over three Days Notice which gotjust over three Days Notice which was gotjust over three Days Notice which was nothing enough time. Unfortunately we are in this position unfortunately we are in this position where we have to, i guess, be ok position where we have to, i guess, be ok with position where we have to, i guess, be ok with the fact that after nayan is in india be ok with the fact that after nayan is in india he has to go through another is in india he has to go through another ordeal over here in Hotel Quarantine another ordeal over here in Hotel Quarantine quarantine. Nayan, your flight i understand quarantine. Nayan, your flight i understand is quarantine. Nayan, your flight i understand is booked quarantine. Nayan, your flight i understand is booked for quarantine. Nayan, your flight i understand is booked for tomorrow. What do you know about the flight, whether it is running, and what will be required when you get back to The Uk . ,. ,. ,. , uk . The flights, as of now, it is Runnina Uk . The flights, as of now, it is running but uk . The flights, as of now, it is running but The Uk . The flights, as of now, it is running but the airlines uk . The flights, as of now, it is running but the airlines for uk . The flights, as of now, it is running but the airlines for a I Uk . The flights, as of now, it is i running but the airlines for a long period of time have been saying that there is no guarantee it will fly until it takes off. I am really hoping that it does take off tomorrow. I know that once i land in The Uk i have already booked my Quarantine Hotel so i will be going straight there. It is right next to heathrow so i will be landing at heathrow so i will be landing at heathrow and straight to the hotel and then ten days in a room. I heathrow and straight to the hotel and then ten days in a room. I wish ou both and then ten days in a room. I wish you both well. And then ten days in a room. I wish you both well, particularly and then ten days in a room. I wish you both well, particularly at and then ten days in a room. I wish| you both well, particularly at nayan with taking the quarantine you will undertake when you get back. I really do hope you are able to be reunited when you get back. Thank you for talking to us this morning on bbc breakfast. Thank you to you both. On bbc breakfast. Thank you to you both. i y. , were joined now by dr sakthi karunanithi, the director of public health for lancashire. Good to have you with us again on the programme. You have colleagues and friends in india, yet we did not so long ago that she are wishing them well. From here view in terms of what you are seen, how do you feel about what is going on in situation the country is in . Mr; situation the country is in . My thou~hts situation the country is in . If thoughts are with situation the country is in . M1 thoughts are with my situation the country is in . M1 thoughts are with my friends, my family and my ex Colleagues Harrow are on the front line but also with the families who lost their Loved Ones during this catastrophe. I think we must not forget that this is notjust think we must not forget that this is not just a think we must not forget that this is notjust a catastrophe and a disaster in india, it is a worrying for all of us across the world and we are not out of this yet. So it is clearly a very, very escalating situation in india and we must watch very carefully. We are still waiting to find out about this virus and what this variance actually does. It is a signal it is not over. The Health Secretary is a signal it is not over. The Health Secretary said is a signal it is not over. The Health Secretary said there were 103 cases of the variant here. Just to focus on india. You said we need to watch. The indian government has said it needs to import 50,000 tonnes of medical oxygen as those cases increase. There have been talks of russia perhaps giving Remdesivir Treatment and oxygen. What more should be done . J Remdesivir Treatment and oxygen. What more should be done . I think it is not ust what more should be done . I think it is notjust watching, what more should be done . I think it is not just watching, it what more should be done . I think it is notjust watching, it also what more should be done . I think it is notjust watching, it also needs is notjust watching, it also needs a truly international endeavour. It requires action from multiple partners, ranging from vaccines to supplies and also sharing intelligence and mobilising our scientific capacity to support this effort and i think that is happening to a large extent but one can be done, certainly, on the vaccine front. This current disaster is something we cannot do much about now other than bailing it out through efforts of the Health System and relate supporting families through this period. 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With the current| events, it really has to play out and how strong the Health Care System is in any country it will determine the outcomes of the immediate crisis. But i think from The Uk perspective, we have learned to anticipate things and we have also learnt the importance of data and the importance of Science And Research pretty much live in real time to track the virus and continue to keep our communities informed and protected. What appears to be vaccine, as you would expect with any virus, with this variance, we have to be patient in our efforts to relax restrictions. Certainly the international travel aspects of this, we are seeing, as the cases are at the lowest in our part of the world, the proportion of cases associated with travel is on the rise and this must be a Warning Sign for plans to lift restrictions for the next steps ahead. For plans to lift restrictions for the next steps ahead. What the firm data do you the next steps ahead. What the firm data do you think the next steps ahead. What the firm data do you think is the next steps ahead. What the firm data do you think is needed . The next steps ahead. What the firm data do you think is needed . We the next steps ahead. What the firm i data do you think is needed . We have been told by the government that no date in terms of the pack out of lockdown has been set, but the data will dictate whether we can stick to the timetable. Specifically in terms of international travel, and you have been very clear about the cautious approach being needed, what data would mean that there dates are pushed back and pushed away . J am pushed back and pushed away . I am talkin pushed back and pushed away . J n talking particularly about international travel and, yes, vaccines are doing a great role here in this country, but still only 20 of us are fully protected with double doses and clearly the rest of the world is not. One of the things we really need to watch is the scale of this issue and people travelling, how many of them have been found testing positive, and clearly we can do a lot more in terms of protecting ourselves on this side of the border on the flight by introducing tests on the flight by introducing tests on arrival. At the moment you can get yourself tested three days before travel and a few days after travel. I think we could do more on that in terms of testing on arrival so we can detect cases early and support people with quarantine and isolation. It is notjust about covid, the scale of this issue means there is a lot of anguish in our communities, least of the state mental health but also children are missing school and simulate the financial ability to pay for your quarantine on this scale. There are a number of complex issues. Particularly related to international travel. A5 particularly related to international travel. As the director of international travel. As the director of public international travel. As the director of public health, i international travel. As the director of public health, would you go so far as to say we should not open up international travel as planned at this moment in time . J planned at this moment in time . I think there is a case for it. I need to understand, we all need to understand this variance and its relative advantage over the current strain circulating in britain. But certainly i would advise caution against international travel on the 17th Of May before we understand this virus. And actually i would go further to say we probably need to protect a lot more people with double doses of vaccine before we can consider international travel in its fullest sense. Its fullest sense. Very clear message. Its fullest sense. Very clear message, thank its fullest sense. Very clear message, thank you its fullest sense. Very clear message, thank you very i its fullest sense. Very clear message, thank you very much, dr sakthi karunanithi, the director of public health for lancashire county council. Thank you. You public health for lancashire county council. Thank you. Public health for lancashire county council. Thank you. You could hear the birdsong council. Thank you. You could hear the birdsong. Beautiful. Council. Thank you. You could hear the birdsong. Beautiful. Tell council. Thank you. You could hear the birdsong. Beautiful. Tell you i the birdsong. Beautiful. Tell you what else is looking beautiful this morning, Arundel Castle. Sarah is there and it is a beautiful star in many parts of the country. It is changeable and there is still some frost in places. I am thats right. So good morning. Beautiful start to the day at Arundel Castle. Really spectacular. The oldest part of The Castle dates back around 1000 years and it is home to the duke of norfolk. Every year at The Castle gardens host one of The Uks largest ever annual Tulip Festival is under way now in full swing, some of the tulips have been related to blue this year because of the cold weather we have seen recently but they are all coming out now and it is St Georges Day to day so in how much to the St Georges cross we have found some white narcissus daffodils and they are interspersed with the red Apple Donor tulips. There are Tulips Of every size, colour, variety, 100,000 tulips and 180 different varieties. You knew there were so tulips around . Here this morning it is a beautiful bright start but it certainly has Bean Chili first thing. Elsewhere a Cold Start, temperatures down at around minus three degrees first thing this morning. Another dry day ahead, Sunny Skies for most. It will be a bit breezy, especially across the South West of england at times today, where we have a few more isobars on the back but for most it isobars on the back but for most it is High Pressure holding onto our weather. After the chilly start things will warm up quite nicely. The sunshine is quite strong at this time of year, so high levels of uv and you may notice high levels of pollen around if you are a Hay Fever Sufferer. Mainly Light Winds that breezy conditions across the channel islands, the Isles Of Scilly, to the South West of england, as well. For most, temperatures up into the lid, possibly high teens, possibly 20 degrees in one or two spots but cooler around the east with the breeze from the north sea. This evening and overnight, cold once again under clear skies with Light Winds around. Not quite as cold as some recent nights, temperatures around two to 60 degrees first Thing Tomorrow morning. Could be a touch of frost six degrees. Saturday, another dry day, lots of sunshine, a bit more cloud around here and there particular across parts of eastern scotland. Temperatures in the west getting up to about 18, possibly 19 Degrees Tomorrow but it will turn a little cooler around the East Coast for the likes of aberdeen, down to norfolk. Then it is turning cooler again as we head into the second half of the weekend. As we had three Saturday Night and into sunday, that is when we will see that cool it out working in and the breeze will turn to more of an easterly direction. That is how we get to sunday, The Cloud will filter in, particularly for central and eastern england. Temperatures around parts of norfolk for instance only around nine or 10 degrees, further west, when you keep hold of the sunshine for longer, it could stilljust hold of the sunshine for longer, it could still just about hold of the sunshine for longer, it could stilljust about get into the mid to high teens. Still breeze through the English Channel and particularly across the South West of england. Away from there, for the rest of The Uk, generally Light Winds. It is looking dry over the next few days, not much in the way of rain in the forecast at all for the next few days certainly, but for now i will leave you with the beautiful stunning views of the Blue Skies above Arundel Castle this morning. Trite skies above Arundel Castle this morninu. ~. Skies above Arundel Castle this mornini. ,. , skies above Arundel Castle this morninu. ~. ,. ,. , morning. We are not complaining about that at morning. We are not complaining about that at all morning. We are not complaining about that at all thank morning. We are not complaining about that at all thank you morning. We are not complaining about that at all thank you so i about that at all thank you so much. That is Arundel Castle failing in sunshine. Sarah is down there somewhere and most of the daffodils and tulips. This is a really interesting one fast. After this is a really interesting one after all controversy, reviewing to help is run. It strikes me, a lot of parallels with the Business World about keeping an eye on the way your business is run, not necessarily the day to Day Stuff but the big decisions stop weather owners of football should be custodians rather than the all seeing controllers who decide everything and fans want a greater say. Decide everything and fans want a greatersay. Despite decide everything and fans want a greater say. Despite colleges we saw yesterday, a process are continuing at the Manchester United Training Ground. Protests are continuing. The protests have led to the government ordering a review into the Way Football is run. And over the coming weeks, it will come up with a range of proposals and potentially new laws. It will be led by fans alongside the former Sports Minister tracey crouch. Key to the review will be looking at giving supporters a greater say in the structure of their clubs, and studying the german model, where Owners Cant Control more than a9 of clubs. Also, it will look at ownership tests and club finances, and creating a new independent regulator will also be considered. Many Premier League managers gave their news Conferences Yesterday and they didnt hold back with their opinions of the collapsed breakaway european super league. Everton Manager Carlo Ancelotti had some withering words for those behind the plans. What can i say . They were wrong those 12 clubs were wrong because i think they didnt take into consideration the opinion of two parts, really important. One are the players and the managers, also and the other part are the supporters. They didnt go to the. They didnt take into consideration these opinion. After all the controversy, the Champions League is still the aim for sides in the english Premier League. Leicester City Manager Brendan Rodgers said his side were as good as the top boys after they strengthened their hold on third place Jamie Vardy scoring for the first time in two months in a 3 0 win over West Brom, which really dents their hopes of survival. Wembley looks likely to host an extra game at this summers european championship. Uefa is discussing the 12 original Venues Today, and they need assurances that at least a quarter of the usual capacity will be allowed into the games. So dublin is certain to lose the fixtures it was due to stage, along with bilbao and possibly munich, and wembley is set to be given another last 16 tie, which could involve england. Britains simon yates is very well placed to win the tour of the alps. He has a lead of 58 seconds going into todays final stage. He extended his advantage with third place in yesterdays stage, and hes looking in good form as he prepares for the Giro Ditalia next month. Defending Champion Ronnie Osullivan has a tight match on his hands at the world snooker championship. He was a 1 up against Anthony Mcgill in the second round, but he was reeled in by the scot, and they go into todays opening session at four frames all. Should be a good watch on Bbc Iplayer and bbc two and bbc two later. That is all for now stop thank you very much. The delayed academy awards will be rolling out the red carpet once more this weekend in los angeles. And one of the frontrunners for best picture is nomadland which has six nominations. Frances mcdormand plays a woman whos forced into a nomadic life after losing her husband and herjob. But the film also features real nomads. Our West Coast of america correspondent, sophie long, has been to the Nevada Desert to meet them. Nomadland is the story of one Widows Journey through grief and the american west. But its a story that resonates with many who dwell in the vans that dot the Desert Landscape here. Its kind of simpatico with ferns story. My husband died and we dont have kids. So ijust sold everything and thought i would travel for a little bit and fell in love with it. And i cant see me living a different way now. Grief is not uncommon amongst the nomad community. My daughter had passed away from brain cancer. And somehow ijust intuitively knew that i needed to hit the road, even though that is something i had never done in my entire life. Some are here through choice, others through necessity. Together they form a community of freedom lovers who want to camp alone, alongside others. We not only accept the tyranny of the dollar. Bub wells was forced into it after divorce devastated him economically. But he fell in love with it and now teaches others to do the same, as well as playing himself in a film with six oscar nominations. It was amazing. The things that really stands out to me is how well they captured the nomadic life. Every detail of it is spot on. None of it is fake or hollywood ised in any way, shape or form. Its really, really accurate. Acutely accurate and emotional for those who have travelled the same path from pain to healing. Was it difficult for you to watch . Mm hm. Yeah. But in a good way. We both started our journey similarly. And shes so happy. And im so happy. Why does that make me cry . I dont know. But like, i think thats the best part of it, it just shows joy through it. Most of us in this lifestyle use a five gallon bucket. It also made stars of nomads, who helped a female director make history. It didnt feel like we were subjects to be filmed. We were people who had a story to tell. Im so happy for the film makers. And im happy for us. I mean, like i said, i think itjust shows our heart and the reality of this lifestyle. Sarah has a condition which presents extra challenges when living in a car in a desert that isnt paved. Ifinally saw my life on a regular movie. And i wasjust like, oh my gosh, thats so weird and so neat, because people dont normally see the beauty of this life. They dont see the landscapes and the animals and the beautiful places that we get to camp. And i love that of the Movie Nomadland showed all of that beauty, because thats why we do this. Thats why i do this. Nomadland is dedicated to those finding joy in a journey, the ones that had to depart. Dont ever say a final goodbye. Lets just say, ill see you down the road. Sophie long, Bbc News, the Nevada Desert. Looks absolutely stunning. We will be back shortly. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Ben Thompson and naga munchetty. Our Headlines Today The Uk closes its doors to travellers from india, as hospitals there run out of Oxygen And Infection rates hit levels unseen anywhere so far in the pandemic. Flights arriving in The Uk from india flights arriving in The Uk from india are flights arriving in The Uk from india are now Red List arrivals, so Passengers India are now Red List arrivals, so passengers face ten days of quarantine in a hotel. The Post Office scandal that left dozens of workers with criminal convictions the postmasters who hope their names will finally be cleared today. The work to save englands highest mountain from erosion caused by lockdown walks. Good morning. A Watershed Moment for football, according to the government, wholl be looking at Club Ownership as part of a review into the game in england led by fans. Good morning. Iamat i am at Arundel Castle the annual Tulip Festival is under way. I am surrounded by a carpet Of Tulips and daffodils. More details on the flowers and the Weather Forecast in about ten minutes. Good morning. Its friday, the 23rd of april. New restrictions for people coming to The Uk from india have come into force this morning, as the country has joined The Uks Red List, which effectively bans travel. India has seen Record Infection rates, a rapidly rising Death Toll and the discovery of a new Virus Variant, and six hospitals in the Indian Capital Delhi have now completely run out of oxygen. Caroline davies reports. The last few arrivals before india is added to the Red List. There was joy for those who made it back. Its amazing. I feel like kissing the ground. Adita had travelled to india for his grandmothers funeral. It was expensive. Expensive . Yeah, yeah. Just triple the price. But yeah, im finally happy that im home. Yesterday, india saw the highest one Day Tally of new covid 19 cases anywhere in the world. Crowds built outside hospitals in major cities, as they reached capacity. And there were reports that some died while waiting for oxygen. Shankas family spent the day searching for oxygen for him. His niece told the bbc his relatives drove five hours to find a supply yesterday. They will have to do the same again today. Its distressing. I cant imagine what his daughter, who is younger than me, my cousin, and they must be going through right outside the hospital. They are stationed outside, running here and there at every lead to fill a cylinder or to get that oxygen. The so called indian variant of the virus is still being investigated. Todays New Restrictions in england mean anyone arriving in india from aam this morning, must quarantine in hotel for ten days at their own expense. Quarantine hotels like the sofitel at heathrow have been running for more than two months. The management told the bbc its Sister Hotel in gatwick has just opened, employing an extra hundred people, expecting demand to go up. While the industry waits, Hoping International Travel will reopen next month, englands Red List of countries gets longer as countries confront new waves of the virus. Caroline davies, Bbc News. Tim moffat is at Heathrow Airport. Flights from india still landing. Onejust flights from india still landing. One just arriving . One just arriving . Thats right. About five one just arriving . Thats right. About five minutes one just arriving . Thats right. About five minutes ago one just arriving . Thats right. About five minutes ago virgin l about five minutes ago virgin Atlantics Flight from mumbai landed Atlantics Flight from mumbai landed. That is the first flight to landed. That is the first flight to land in landed. That is the first flight to land in The Uk with india on the Red List. Land in The Uk with india on the Red List virgin land in The Uk with india on the Red List. Virgin atlantic confirmed that before list. Virgin atlantic confirmed that before passengers were allowed onto the plane before passengers were allowed onto the plane they had to prove they had a booking the plane they had to prove they had a booking at a government approved hotel. A booking at a government approved hotel, where they will have to quarantine now for ten days. We also understand quarantine now for ten days. We also understand that four other airlines asked understand that four other airlines asked for understand that four other airlines asked for eight additional flights to be asked for eight additional flights to be allowed to land before 4am, with more to be allowed to land before 4am, with more passengers from india. Of those with more passengers from india. Of those requests were rejected because heathrow those requests were rejected because heathrow bosses dont want to put more heathrow bosses dont want to put more pressure on Border Force staff, part of more pressure on Border Force staff, part of the more pressure on Border Force staff, part of the Home Office which oversees part of the Home Office which oversees passports and suchlike. There oversees passports and suchlike. There have oversees passports and suchlike. There have been long queues here in recent there have been long queues here in recent days there have been long queues here in recent days. They didnt want to add any more recent days. They didnt want to add any more pressure. Clearly huge disruption. Any more pressure. Clearly huge disruption, a growing, concerning problem disruption, a growing, concerning problem in disruption, a growing, concerning problem in india, now on the travel Red List Red List. Thank you for Red List. Thank you for now. Vaccines should be able to control the coronavirus pandemic, according to experts studying the effectiveness of the jabs. They found that one dose of either the pfizer or Astrazeneca Vaccine reduces coronavirus infections by nearly two thirds. The Office For National Statistics and the University Of Oxford also discovered the jabs workjust as well in older and more vulnerable people, as in younger and healthier individuals. The huge sums of money the government has borrowed during the pandemic has pushed the deficit to its highest point since the end of the second world war. Figures from the Office For National Statistics show the Governments Deficit reached more than 303 Billion pounds in the financial year to the end of march. This is the highest level since 19a6. Hairdressers and beauticians in Northern Ireland can re open from today, as Covid Restrictions are eased. Driving lessons and tests are also back on, along with outdoor Visitor Attractions and some activities like organised Sport And Music rehearsals, as long as it takes place outside and without spectators. The easing of some Lockdown Measures in wales has been brought forward by two weeks after the latest review of restrictions. Indoor activities for children can resume and Group Exercise classes will now be allowed from the 3rd of may, and its hoped pubs and restaurants can reopen on may the 17th. From tomorrow up to six people from six households can meet outdoors. Friends of a british woman who vanished from a yacht in the caribbean six weeks ago say theyre desperate to find out what happened to her. Sarm heslop, from southampton, was reported missing by her boyfriend in the early hours of march the 8th. Police have searched the island of stjohn and its coastline using divers, dogs and drones, but say its not clear if she was on the yacht at the time of her disappearance. Firefighters are tackling a blaze which has engulfed a train in kent this morning. These dramatic pictures show the flames destroying the train and spewing smoke into the sky. Kent Fire And Rescue service said crews were working hard to contain the incident and urged local residents to keep doors and windows closed. The Duke And Duchess of cambridge have released a new photograph of their youngest child, prince louis, to celebrate his third birthDay Today. The picture shows the Young Royal, who is fifth in line to the throne, on his first day at Nursery School earlier this week. The image was taken by his mother, the Duchess Of Cambridge who is a keen photographer. Ben, you were bemoaning the fact you cant grow a decent tulip. J can cant grow a decent tulip. I can Crow Cant grow a decent tulip. I can grow them cant grow a decent tulip. I can grow them. They cant grow a decent tulip. I can grow them. They were cant grow a decent tulip. I can j grow them. 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The annual tulip different varieties. The annual Tulip Festival takes place at arundel Tulip Festival takes place at Arundel Castle. A glorious start to the day Arundel Castle. A glorious start to the day. Surrounded by these stunning the day. Surrounded by these stunning tulips. They come in all sorts stunning tulips. They come in all sorts of stunning tulips. They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes and varieties sorts of shapes and sizes and varieties. A little bit slow to bloom varieties. A little bit slow to bloom this year because it has been a cold bloom this year because it has been a cold and bloom this year because it has been a cold and dry april. But they are hardy a cold and dry april. But they are hardy plants and they are in full swing hardy plants and they are in full swing now. The Tulip Festival here is going swing now. The Tulip Festival here is going to swing now. The Tulip Festival here is going to be running at least for the next is going to be running at least for the next ten days, these stunning flowers the next ten days, these stunning flowers well and truly in bloom. It is quite flowers well and truly in bloom. It is quite a flowers well and truly in bloom. It is quite a Cold Start to the day despite is quite a Cold Start to the day despite the sunshine. Blue skies overhead despite the sunshine. Blue skies overhead. Temperatures some have been as overhead. Temperatures some have been as low overhead. Temperatures some have been as low as minus three degrees first thing been as low as minus three degrees first thing. But after that chilly start. First thing. But after that chilly start. We first thing. But after that chilly start, we are looking at another dry day. Sunny start, we are looking at another dry day. Sunny skies for most of us. Windy day. Sunny skies for most of us. Windy conditions as well particularly in the South West of england particularly in the South West of england and the English Channel. But with that england and the English Channel. But with that High Pressure well and truly with that High Pressure well and truly holding on, sunshine, dry conditions. Truly holding on, sunshine, dry conditions, temps or this afternoon getting conditions, temps or this afternoon getting up conditions, temps or this afternoon getting up to 18, 19, possibly 20 degrees. Getting up to 18, 19, possibly 20 degrees, a little Bit Cooler along the east degrees, a little Bit Cooler along the East Coast with a breeze coming from the the East Coast with a breeze coming from the sea. Through this Evening And Tonight from the sea. Through this Evening And Tonight once again it will be chilly and tonight once again it will be chilly. Temperatures falling quickly when chilly. Temperatures falling quickly when the chilly. Temperatures falling quickly when the sun sets. Light winds. Not quite when the sun sets. Light winds. Not quite as when the sun sets. Light winds. Not quite as cold as recent nights. Most of us quite as cold as recent nights. Most of us frost quite as cold as recent nights. Most of us frost free at about two to 6 degrees of us frost free at about two to 6 degrees by first thing saturday morning. After the chilly start to the weekend, it is going to be another the weekend, it is going to be another dry sunny day ahead on saturday another dry sunny day ahead on saturday. Again, Light Winds for most saturday. Again, Light Winds for most of saturday. Again, Light Winds for most of us. Breeze your through the english most of us. Breeze your through the English Channel towards the South West of england in particular. Lighter South West of england in particular. Lighter elsewhere. Temperatures once a ain lighter elsewhere. Temperatures once again in lighter elsewhere. Temperatures once again in the lighter elsewhere. Temperatures once again in the west are getting up to 18, possibly19 again in the west are getting up to 18, possibly 19 degrees. Again in the west are getting up to 18, possibly19 degrees. It again in the west are getting up to 18, possibly 19 degrees. It will turn 18, possibly 19 degrees. It will Turn Cooler in the east. It looks like a Turn Cooler in the east. It looks like a Cooler Day by the time we get to sunday like a Cooler Day by the time we get to sunday. More on the way of Cloud Filtering to sunday. More on the way of Cloud Filtering in to sunday. More on the way of Cloud Filtering in. No rain in the forecast filtering in. No rain in the forecast over the next few days. Temperatures a little bit cool for the time temperatures a little bit cool for the time of the year, particularly by sunday the time of the year, particularly by sunday. To enjoy the beautiful Blue Skies by sunday. To enjoy the beautiful Blue Skies out there, especially through Blue Skies out there, especially through today and tomorrow. Back through today and tomorrow. Back to through today and tomorrow. Back to you both. Sarah, thank you. It looks absolutely stunning. We will get an extended forecast a little later this hour. Ten minutes ast little later this hour. Ten minutes past eight little later this hour. Ten minutes past eight. Good little later this hour. Ten minutes past eight. Good morning. Its been called the most widespread Miscarriage Ofjustice in uk history. More than 700 postmasters were wrongly convicted of stealing Post Office money, because of a faulty Computer System. Today, around a0 of those convictions are likely to be quashed by the Court Of Appeal, but in many cases the damage has already been done. I caught up with two women who lost their reputations, their livelihoods and for one of them herfreedom. For 16 years, Seemas Life has been turned upside down. In 2005 she was accused of stealing and falsifying the accounts at the Post Office she ran. The trouble began when a Computer System installed by the Post Office said money was missing from the tills. Every evening we do balancing, which is nothing new because we do balancing in the shop, as well. So every evening when we ran that report, the computer would tell us how much money we should have and then we check how much money we have in the till, and that never balanced. Initially, seema reported the issues to her boss, but the shortfalls continued until a Post Office audit claimed £7a,000 was missing. To make up the gap, seema added money from her own savings and borrowed from family and friends. Only later did it emerge that the Computer System was faulty after seema had been convicted. And of course when you were sent to prison, you were pregnant. When i went into labour i was wearing a tag so i was thinking, my god, what could the midwife be thinking, what kind of mother i am. If i wasnt pregnant i would have killed myself. Was it that bad . It was in there, it was scary. I was put with people who had been Self Harming and anybody can come and stab me. And Seema Isnt alone. Wendy was accused of stealing £26,000. She says she was told she would go to prison if she didnt admit to False Accounting. She was made to serve a Community Sentence and forced to sell her home. You cant explain the feeling that you get when youve had to plead guilty to something that you know you havent done. The next day we went shopping in a local supermarket and as we walked through the door, the whole of the Newspaper Racking was the local paper and it was my face all over it with local Sub Postmistress escapes prison. Butl. I never really got the chance to tell anybody that i hadnt done it. In 2019, a High Courtjudge ruled the Computer System was at fault. The Post Office settled a claim brought by more than 500 claimants that didnt admit liability. For wendy and seema and others in a similar position, todays ruling is about clearing their names and rebuilding their lives. Im not dishonest, i havent stolen anything. I havent defrauded anybody. I havent done that. To have that sort of stress on you constantly. Itsjust awful. But im hoping that now weve got to how far we are that will start to ease and get better. One of those waiting to clear her Name Today Isjo hamilton, who was convicted of stealing £36,000 from her Post Office in hampshire. Shejoins us now from outside the royal Courts Ofjustice. How are you today . Oh, itsjust how are you today . Oh, its ust amazinu. How are you today . Oh, its ust amazing. The i how are you today . Oh, its ust amazing. The sun is i how are you today . Oh, its ust amazing. The sun is shining i how are you today . Oh, itsjust amazing. The sun is shining and | amazing. The sun is shining and yeah. Amazing. The sun is shining and yeah. It amazing. The sun is shining and yeah, it couldnt be a better day. We spoke yeah, it couldnt be a better day. We spoke a yeah, it couldnt be a better day. We spoke a few years ago now, remember. It has been going on for so long. How must you be feeling knowing, or open, that this conviction will be overturned . Well, its crow, conviction will be overturned . Well, its grow. Yeah. Conviction will be overturned . Well, its grow, yeah, its conviction will be overturned . Well, its grow, yeah, its been conviction will be overturned . Well, its grow, yeah, its been decades. Well. Its grow, yeah, its been decades. Well. I its grow, yeah, its been decades. Well. Ifeel its grow, yeah, its been decades. Well, i feel victorious. Its grow, yeah, its been decades. Well, ifeel victorious. We its grow, yeah, its been decades. Well, i feel victorious. We are not there well, i feel victorious. We are not there yet well, i feel victorious. We are not there yet but i feel it has been such there yet but i feel it has been such an there yet but i feel it has been such an epic battle, that actually we have such an epic battle, that actually we have done it, we are here. You ust we have done it, we are here. You just need we have done it, we are here. You just need to we have done it, we are here. You just need to keep going. Its been such an just need to keep going. Its been such an injustice. Such an inustice. Lets let eeonery such an injustice. Lets let everyone know such an injustice. Lets let everyone know what such an injustice. Lets let everyone know what happened to such an injustice. Lets let everyone know what happened to you. It all started for you in 2003. There were concerns about the accounts. And from then you are accused in 2006, by the Post Office, of taking £36,000 from the Post Office. What was the financial impact of that and of the human impact of that and of the human impact of that on you . Impact of that and of the human impact of that on you . Well, leading u. Impact of that on you . Well, leading u to the impact of that on you . Well, leading up to the calls. Impact of that on you . Well, leading up to the calls. I impact of that on you . Well, leading up to the calls, i had impact of that on you . Well, leading up to the calls, i had put impact of that on you . Well, leading up to the calls, i had put thousandsl up to the calls, i had put thousands into the up to the calls, i had put thousands into the Post Office to keep it going. Into the Post Office to keep it going. Eventually i couldnt shovel any more going. Eventually i couldnt shovel any more money in. That is how it not any more money in. That is how it got to any more money in. That is how it got to 36,000. I had to remortgage the house. Got to 36,000. I had to remortgage the house. We couldnt get enough money the house. We couldnt get enough money so the house. We couldnt get enough money so the village stumped up the rest of money so the village stumped up the rest of hannah because they all turned rest of hannah because they all turned up rest of hannah because they all turned up in support of me in court. It turned up in support of me in court. It was turned up in support of me in court. It was absolutely terrifying because they told it was absolutely terrifying because they told me i was 70 75 likely to go they told me i was 70 75 likely to go to they told me i was 70 75 likely to go to prison. And yeah, i didnt io to go to prison. And yeah, i didnt go to to go to prison. And yeah, i didnt go to prison. To go to prison. And yeah, i didnt go to prison. But to go to prison. And yeah, i didnt go to prison go to prison. But you did have a criminal record go to prison. But you did have a criminal record and go to prison. But you did have a criminal record and that go to prison. But you did have a criminal record and that did go to prison. But you did have a i criminal record and that did impact your life . Criminal record and that did impact our life . Criminal record and that did impact ourlife . ,. ,. ,. , criminal record and that did impact ourlife . ,. ,. , your life . Yes. Yeah, yeah. I had to lead your life . Yes. Yeah, yeah. I had to plead guilty your life . Yes. Yeah, yeah. I had to plead guilty to your life . Yes. Yeah, yeah. I had to plead guilty to false your life . Yes. Yeah, yeah. I had to plead guilty to False Accounting plead guilty to False Accounting because plead guilty to False Accounting because they charged me with theft but i pleaded not guilty to theft, because but i pleaded not guilty to theft, because i but i pleaded not guilty to theft, because i hadnt stolen anything. Then because i hadnt stolen anything. Then they because i hadnt stolen anything. Then they did a plea bargain. I pleaded then they did a plea bargain. I pleaded guilty to False Accounting. That leaves almost as big a mark on you as that leaves almost as big a mark on you as if that leaves almost as big a mark on you as if you that leaves almost as big a mark on you as if you had murdered somebody. You cant you as if you had murdered somebody. You cant get you as if you had murdered somebody. You cant get certainjobs. You cant you cant get certainjobs. You cant ever you cant get certainjobs. You cant ever be left in a position of trust. Cant ever be left in a position of trust. Which cant ever be left in a position of trust, which is terrible when you are a trust, which is terrible when you are a trustworthy person. It is trust, which is terrible when you are a trustworthy person. Are a trustworthy person. It is a familiar story are a trustworthy person. It is a familiar story in are a trustworthy person. It is a familiar story in the are a trustworthy person. It is a familiar story in the sense are a trustworthy person. It is a familiar story in the sense that l familiar story in the sense that postmasters we have spoken to, the trust in them has gone and their reputation. You are at the heart of the community and in some ways you were very lucky that your community supported you. Were very lucky that your community supported you supported you. Yeah. Im lucky because l supported you. Yeah. Im lucky because i managed supported you. Yeah. Im lucky because i managed to supported you. Yeah. Im lucky because i managed to get supported you. Yeah. Im luckyj because i managed to get Work Cleaning because i managed to get Work Cleaning houses because nobody actually cleaning houses because nobody actually believed i stole anything. I actually believed i stole anything. I have actually believed i stole anything. I have got actually believed i stole anything. I have got the keys to about 15 houses i have got the keys to about 15 houses in i have got the keys to about 15 houses in the Village And Everybody leaves houses in the Village And Everybody leaves me houses in the Village And Everybody leaves me looking after their dogs. So im leaves me looking after their dogs. So im one leaves me looking after their dogs. So im one of the lucky ones. We soke so im one of the lucky ones. Spoke about so im one of the lucky ones. Spoke about you no longer having a criminal record, which is obvious they so important, if your appeal is upheld. But there will be another step for you to go in terms of compensation . Step for you to go in terms of compensation . Step for you to go in terms of Com Oensation . ,. , compensation . Yeah. We will issue the Oost Compensation . Yeah. We will issue the Post Office compensation . Yeah. We will issue the Post Office with compensation . Yeah. We will issue the Post Office with a compensation . Yeah. We will issue the Post Office with a Letter Compensation . Yeah. We will issue the Post Office with a letter of the Post Office with a letter of claim. The Post Office with a letter of claim. They have appointed lawyers. They will claim. They have appointed lawyers. They will either pay it or we will end up they will either pay it or we will end up back in court. It could be another end up back in court. It could be anotherjourney, we dont know yet. It anotherjourney, we dont know yet. It isnt anotherjourney, we dont know yet. It isnt over anotherjourney, we dont know yet. It isnt over until its over. It it isnt over until its over. Absolutely it isnt over until its over. It absolutely isnt but i can feel the hopein absolutely isnt but i can feel the hope in you today. Im glad the sun is shining for you. I can almost see your shoulders relax. I wish you all the best. Jo hamilton, former Sub Postmistress. You have been following this story. You know that the stress and the strain has caused illness, it has caused mental health problems and just that worry. Not been trusted, you are at the heart of a community and that changed . Yes, and a seat with whom ive spoken to in the report area, said absolutely everything changed. She couldnt tell her family back on that she had been convicted. She couldnt tell her eldest child. She was pregnant when she went to prison. She told her eldest child she was going to a special hospital. All of these things have been going on for so long. Only macro to journalists will be allowed to cover the court proceedings because of social distancing. One of them is nick wallace, who has covered this case extensively. Good morning. As we were talking about, this has been going on for so long. There are so many different issues to unpick. I just wonderfor you what many different issues to unpick. I just wonder for you what has stood out the most in all the time that you have been covering these stories . You have been covering these stories . ,. ,. ,. ,. , stories . First of all, the horizon it stories . First of all, the Horizon Lt System stories . First of all, the Horizon Lt System was stories . First of all, the horizon it system was never stories . First of all, the horizon it system was never fit stories . First of all, the horizon it system was never fit for stories . First of all, the horizon i it system was never fit for purpose in the it system was never fit for purpose in the first it system was never fit for purpose in the first place. It was rolled out into in the first place. It was rolled out into the network at a time when it was out into the network at a time when it was described as the largest non military it system in europe, but it non military it system in europe, but it didnt non military it system in europe, but it didnt work. It meant that when but it didnt work. It meant that when some Sub Postmaster is balanced at their when some Sub Postmaster is balanced at their accounts, mysterious discrepancies appeared. The Post Office discrepancies appeared. The Post Office chose to believe their it System Office chose to believe their it system and suppliers above Sub Postmasters. They then went on a prosecution Sub Postmasters. They then went on a Prosecution Spree for about 14 years were 736 Prosecution Spree for about 14 years were 736 people were successfully convicted. Were 736 people were successfully convicted. When it came to light in 2013 that convicted. When it came to light in 2013 that those convictions, or some of those 2013 that those convictions, or some of those convictions may be unsafe, they covered it up and they made the Sub Postmasters fight for years and years Sub Postmasters fight for years and years and years to actually get to the truth. There years to actually get to the truth. There is years to actually get to the truth. There is a years to actually get to the truth. There is a corporate cover up. It has cost there is a corporate cover up. It has cost tens of millions of pounds of public has cost tens of millions of pounds of public money to actually get to this point of public money to actually get to this Point Today where we are going to see this Point Today where we are going to see some convictions quashed. And absolutel to see some convictions quashed. Absolutely a to see some convictions quashed. Aic absolutely a huge campaign as well. So many people involved, but one man stands out particularly that has got everybody to this Stage Today . Yes. Everybody to this Stage Today . Yes, alan bates was everybody to this Stage Today . Yes, alan bates was the everybody to this Stage Today . Yes, alan bates was the leader of the justice alan bates was the leader of the justice for Sub Postmasters alliance. Justice for Sub Postmasters alliance. He was sacked very early on, alliance. He was sacked very early on. 2003. Alliance. He was sacked very early on, 2003. But he was determined that the post on, 2003. But he was determined that the Post Office will be held accountable for what they did. He gathered accountable for what they did. He gathered together so of the sum postmasters that by the time it came to a high postmasters that by the time it came to a high Court Action in 2018, there to a high Court Action in 2018, there were 555 of them. Despite being there were 555 of them. Despite being faced with overwhelming odds, from a being faced with overwhelming odds, from a government backed institution, he won hands down and was able institution, he won hands down and was able to institution, he won hands down and was able to get a Settlement And Set in motion was able to get a Settlement And Set in motion the process which allowed the criminal Cases Review Commission to refer the criminal Cases Review Commission to refer all the criminal Cases Review Commission to refer all these cases to the court to refer all these cases to the court of to refer all these cases to the Court Of Appeal today. What has gone on is shocking. The Post Office ordered on is shocking. The Post Office ordered the shredding of documents relating ordered the shredding of documents relating to decisions with the horizon relating to decisions with the Horizon System and nobody has been held accountable. We Horizon System and nobody has been held accountable. Held accountable. We heard Joes Sto and held accountable. We heard Joes Story and also held accountable. We heard Joes Story and also wendy held accountable. We heard Joes Story and also wendy and held accountable. We heard joes| story and also wendy and seema. Held accountable. We heard Joes Story and also wendy and seema. What is so astonishing about this story is so astonishing about this story is the impact it has had on their lives. They were not able to find other work, even love Post Office, because they had criminal convictions . Because they had criminal convictions . , convictions . Where even though the left convictions . Where even though they left the convictions . Where even though they left the post convictions . Where even though they left the Post Office. Convictions . Where even though they left the Post Office. It convictions . Where even though they left the Post Office. It has they left the Post Office. It has blighted they left the Post Office. It has blighted so many lives. So many people blighted so many lives. So many people have slid into alcoholism, mental people have slid into alcoholism, mental health problems, they havent been trusted with their own grandchildren, they havent been able to grandchildren, they havent been able to getjobs, they grandchildren, they havent been able to get jobs, they have grandchildren, they havent been able to getjobs, they have been shunned able to getjobs, they have been shunned by communities. These people had to shunned by communities. These people had to be shunned by communities. These people had to be absolutely spotless in terms had to be absolutely spotless in terms of had to be absolutely spotless in terms of their occupation in order to get terms of their occupation in order to get their terms of their occupation in order to get their hands on a Post Office. The idea to get their hands on a Post Office. The idea that they would all suddenly turn to crime beggars belief. Suddenly turn to crime beggars belief. People have real question to answer belief. People have real question to answer for belief. People have real question to answer for the lives that have been ruined. Answer for the lives that have been ruined. It answer for the lives that have been ruined. It is answer for the lives that have been ruined. It is yet the government have ruined. It is yet the government have said ruined. It is yet the government have said on the record because it happened have said on the record because it happened such a long time ago, and because happened such a long time ago, and because so happened such a long time ago, and because so many people were involved. Because so many people were involved, its not minded to take any action involved, its not minded to take any action in order to find anybody responsible. And any action in order to find anybody responsible any action in order to find anybody resonsible. W. I ,. , responsible. 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Yeah, i got involved just over ten years i been going on for so long . Yeah, i | got involved just over ten years ago when got involved just over ten years ago when a got involved just over ten years ago when a cab got involved just over ten years ago when a Cab Driver told me that his pregnant when a Cab Driver told me that his pregnant wife had been sent to prison pregnant wife had been sent to prison for pregnant wife had been sent to prison for a crime she didnt commit prison for a crime she didnt commit. That woman was seen. It didnt commit. That woman was seen. It didnt take commit. That woman was seen. It didnt take much investigation to find out didnt take much investigation to find out that he wasnt telling a tale. Find out that he wasnt telling a tale. He find out that he wasnt telling a tale, he was telling the truth. As was so tale, he was telling the truth. As was so many other people. It became a story was so many other people. It became a story that was so many other people. It became a story that hasnt left me. Ive been a story that hasnt left me. Ive been covering it because it is such an important tale. I am glad it is finally an important tale. I am glad it is finally getting the airtime it deserves. Finally getting the airtime it deserves finally getting the airtime it deserves. ,. ,. ,. , deserves. Really good to talk to you this morning deserves. Really good to talk to you this morning. We deserves. Really good to talk to you this morning. We will deserves. Really good to talk to you this morning. We will have deserves. Really good to talk to you this morning. We will have full this morning. We will have full coverage on Bbc News of that verdict and the events at the court, expected at around ten oclock. Earlier this week, history was made on mars when a small helicopter completed the very first powered flight on another planet. Weve got our very own version of Nasas Ingenuity drone right here in the studio. The helicopter is about the size of a chihuahua. I reckon eight hopster. It looks like a toaster. And because the atmosphere on mars is so thin, its blades have to spin more than 2,500 times every minute so it can get in the air. Yesterday it took its second flight on the red planet, making another small but significant leap for space exploration. It stayed in the air for almost a minute, reaching heights of five metres. Previously, it managed to hover three metres above the ground for 39 seconds. But this time, it was able to move sideways, before reversing and putting itself back down on the same spot it took off from. Were joined now by astrophysicist Dr Becky Smethurst from the University Of Oxford. Becky, look how excited you are i am so excited. Sell becky, look how excited you are i am so excited. Sell this becky, look how excited you are i am so excited. Sell this to becky, look how excited you are i am so excited. Sell this to us. Becky, look how excited you are i j am so excited. Sell this to us. You dont need am so excited. Sell this to us. You dont need to am so excited. Sell this to us. You dont need to but am so excited. Sell this to us. You dont need to but sell am so excited. Sell this to us. You dont need to but sell it am so excited. Sell this to us. You dont need to but sell it to am so excited. Sell this to us. You dont need to but sell it to all am so excited. Sell this to us. You dont need to but sell it to all of. Dont need to but sell it to all of our viewers. Dont need to but sell it to all of ourviewers. How significant dont need to but sell it to all of our viewers. How significant is this . It our viewers. How significant is this . ,. , this . It is so significant. We hear these numbers. This . It is so significant. We hear these numbers. It this . It is so significant. We hear these numbers. It went this . It is so significant. We hear these numbers. It went up this . It is so significant. We hear these numbers. It went up five i these numbers. It went up five metres these numbers. It went up five metres for these numbers. It went up five metres for a minute, and that may not seem metres for a minute, and that may not seem impressive but i would like to remind not seem impressive but i would like to remind people that the wright brothers to remind people that the wright brothers flight, the first light on earth. Brothers flight, the first light on earth, was only 12 seconds long. The fact that earth, was only 12 seconds long. The fact that this earth, was only 12 seconds long. The fact that this went up to five Metres Fact that this went up to five metres for nearly a minute, give us a twirl. Metres for nearly a minute, give us a twirl. And metres for nearly a minute, give us a twirl, and even banks, notjust going a twirl, and even banks, notjust going up a twirl, and even banks, notjust going up and down, banking, going sideways. Going up and down, banking, going sideways, then back down, its incredible. Sideways, then back down, its incredible. We are proving what is actually incredible. We are proving what is actually possible in terms of the next actually possible in terms of the next generation of s we are going to send to next generation of s we are going to send to other planets in the solar system. Send to other planets in the solar system. So send to other planets in the solar system. So many aspects of exploration have opened up to us. Who is exploration have opened up to us. Who is controlling it . I am of a generation that remembers joysticks. Who is controlling it . J generation that remembers oysticks. Who is controlling it . Who is controlling it . I wish it was a 0 stick who is controlling it . 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But from 300 kilometres away. Happening. But from 300 kilometres away. That happening. But from 300 kilometres away. That is why the sun never wrecking. Away. That is why the sun never wrecking. Once those commands are sent. Wrecking. Once those commands are sent. You wrecking. Once those commands are sent, you have no control over it. Just what sent, you have no control over it. Just what you have coded up beforehand. That is terrifying to me. Beforehand. That is terrifying to me. My beforehand. That is terrifying to me. My code always crosses the first time me. My code always crosses the first time . ,. , me. My code always crosses the first time . ,. ,. , me. My code always crosses the first time . ,. ,. , time there are so many challenges about doing time there are so many challenges about doing this time there are so many challenges about doing this because time there are so many challenges about doing this because of time there are so many challenges about doing this because of things i about doing this because of things like the app is here. On the face of it it may not sound like a lad, being able to move up, move sideways and land again. But talk to me about how challenging it is to operate . Hugely so. The atmosphere on mars is very thin hugely so. The atmosphere on mars is very thin compared to earth. It doesnt very thin compared to earth. It doesnt have the protective magnetic shield doesnt have the protective magnetic shield that we have to protect us from shield that we have to protect us from high shield that we have to protect us from high Energy Radiation from the sun. Radiation from the sun has stripped sun. Radiation from the sun has stripped maras of most of its atmosphere. It is about 1 of the density atmosphere. It is about 1 of the density of atmosphere. It is about 1 of the density of our atmosphere. In comparison, if you go to everest, the very comparison, if you go to everest, the very top comparison, if you go to everest, the very top of everest, where people the very top of everest, where people struggle to breathe, you are only a people struggle to breathe, you are only a 33 people struggle to breathe, you are only a 33 of the density of the atmosphere at sea level. It is very under atmosphere at sea level. It is very under dense. A helicopter, a little drone. Under dense. A helicopter, a little drone, which literally uses the pressure drone, which literally uses the pressure of the year itself to lift it up. Pressure of the year itself to lift it up. It pressure of the year itself to lift it up, it forces it downwards and that pushes the helicopter into the air, that pushes the helicopter into the air. If that pushes the helicopter into the air. Ifthere that pushes the helicopter into the air, if there is not that much air it cant air, if there is not that much air it cant get air, if there is not that much air it cant get enough bite to push itself it cant get enough bite to push itself up. It cant get enough bite to push itself up. That is why nasa did testing itself up. That is why nasa did Testing Vacuum chambers and computer simulations Testing Vacuum chambers and computer simulations to see if this would work. Simulations to see if this would work. Untilyou simulations to see if this would work. Until you get to mars and try it out. Work. Until you get to mars and try it out. You work. Until you get to mars and try it out, you still have No Idea that it out, you still have No Idea that it is going it out, you still have No Idea that it is going to work or not. This is why it is going to work or not. This is why this it is going to work or not. This is why this is it is going to work or not. This is why this is so it is going to work or not. This is why this is so momentous, being able to prove why this is so momentous, being able to prove that it does. To prove that it does. Becky, what haoened to prove that it does. Becky, what happened when to prove that it does. Becky, what happened when you to prove that it does. Becky, what happened when you got to prove that it does. Becky, what happened when you got your to prove that it does. Becky, what happened when you got your Code Wrong . j happened when you got your Code Wron . . 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I think the ultimate goal of goal for ingenuity . I think the ultimate goal of any goal for ingenuity . I think the ultimate goal of any space ultimate goal of any space exploration, especially in the solar system. Exploration, especially in the solar system. Is exploration, especially in the solar system, is to answer probably the biggest system, is to answer probably the biggest question we have ever asked, where biggest question we have ever asked, where did biggest question we have ever asked, where did life come from . Where did we all where did life come from . Where did we all come where did life come from . Where did we all come from . What is the point of all we all come from . What is the point of all this . We all come from . What is the point of all this . One we all come from . What is the point of allthis . One idea is we all come from . What is the point of all this . One idea is that comets and asteroids brought water and the first building blocks of life, acids and proteins, to the early earth 4 Billion and proteins, to the early earth 4 Billion years ago. Whats to say they billion years ago. Whats to say they didnt bring those ingredients to mars they didnt bring those ingredients to mars and other places . If life once to mars and other places . If life once existed on mars, when mars was a very once existed on mars, when mars was a very different place, may water flowed a very different place, may water flowed on a very different place, may water flowed on it before the sun stripped it of either flowed on it before the sun stripped it of either its atmosphere, did it of either its atmosphere, did it have it of either its atmosphere, did it have a it of either its atmosphere, did it have a common origin with life on earth . It have a common origin with life on earth . Does it have a common origin with life on earth . Does it look the same . Did it. Row earth . Does it look the same . Did it grow completely differently, independently, from what we did . It is testing independently, from what we did . It is testing all of these ideas of where is testing all of these ideas of where we came from, where life came from. Where we came from, where life came from. The where we came from, where life came from, the point to all of this. It might from, the point to all of this. It might sound weird but a tiny flight from a might sound weird but a tiny flight from a helicopter can do that. It is the first from a helicopter can do that. It is the first step in being able to explore the first step in being able to explore more worlds. And the first step in being able to explore more worlds. And becky, i know we should explore more worlds. And becky, i know we should celebrate explore more worlds. And becky, i know we should celebrate this know we should celebrate this amazing achievement. So forgive me for asking, amazing achievement. So forgive me forasking, but amazing achievement. So forgive me for asking, but what next . What do we want to see next . For asking, but what next . What do we want to see next . Yeah, they are aooin to we want to see next . Yeah, they are going to push we want to see next . Yeah, they are going to push ingenuity we want to see next . Yeah, they are going to push ingenuity through we want to see next . Yeah, they are going to push ingenuity through its l going to push ingenuity through its limits. Going to push ingenuity through its limits. They will take it higher and further limits. They will take it higher and further and limits. They will take it higher and further and faster as well. Essentially i think the goal really is to push essentially i think the goal really is to push it to its ultimate limit. It is to push it to its ultimate limit. It might is to push it to its ultimate limit. It might crash land at some point. That is it might crash land at some point. That is so it might crash land at some point. That is so we can understand better what the that is so we can understand better what the next generation of drunken do. Can what the next generation of drunken do. Can we what the next generation of drunken do. Can we go into caves . Can we fly through do. Can we go into caves . Can we fly through valleys like the grand canyon through valleys like the grand canyon that we have on earth that might canyon that we have on earth that might have been carved by water on early mars . Might have been carved by water on early mars . Just yesterday, one of the instruments made oxygen from the carbon the instruments made oxygen from the Carbon Dioxide in the in the atmosphere of mars, which is incredible. We have also got a Laser And Perseverance which makes figures and perseverance which makes figures out and perseverance which makes figures out what rocks are made of. This is figures out what rocks are made of. This is why figures out what rocks are made of. This is why there is so much news coming this is why there is so much news coming from mars lately, because there coming from mars lately, because there are coming from mars lately, because there are so many new instruments switching there are so many new instruments switching on and doing incredible things switching on and doing incredible things that have never been done before. Things that have never been done before. ,. ,. ,. ,. , before. You have done that awful thing where before. You have done that awful thing where you before. You have done that awful thing where you have before. You have done that awful thing where you have laid before. You have done that awful. Thing where you have laid something out there and we have no time to pick up on it. We will have to have you back in a few days. You cannot leave us with Carbon Dioxide turning into oxygen on mars. If you have. Such infectious enthusiasm. Thank ou. That such infectious enthusiasm. Thank you that is such infectious enthusiasm. Thank you. That is someone such infectious enthusiasm. Thank you. That is someone who such infectious enthusiasm. Thank you. That is someone who loves i such infectious enthusiasm. Thank. You. That is someone who loves their job. It you. That is someone who loves their ob. You. That is someone who loves their ob. ,. ,. ,. , job. It is infectious. Iwant to know more time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im victoria hollins. Residents living near the scene of a huge Train Fire have been asked to keep doors and widows closed and people are being advised to avoid the area. All trains between orpington and sevenoaks have been suspended after the fire broke out on a Freight Train between sevenoaks and dunton green. Southeastern and Thameslink Services are affected. Network rail say disruption is expected until at least midday. There will be no trains to or from Kings Cross Station today nor saturday and sunday for engineering works. The closure is part of a major programme and includes putting in a new line to make services more reliable. Over the Weekend Thameslink and Moorgate Trains will also be affected. You can see three tunnels behind me one of those has not been open for a0 years so opening that back up, redoing the signalling, the tracks the whole infrastructure. Its notjust going to improve the capacity of the flexibility here, but its also going to make everything more reliable so its a once in a Generation Investment that our passengers should really feel the benefit from. Clean air campaigners say lifestyle changes brought on by the pandemic could help us slow climate change. Figures have shown that there was up to 70 less Air Pollution caused by vehicles during the first lockdown. And this time last year all but one area of london had low levels of Pollution Accoridng to the London Air Quality Index compared to moderate to high levels in previous years. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Situation now. The Central Line has severe delays between Hainault And Woodford due to signal problems. Now the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. Its another chilly start this morning. Temperatures hovering around zero, but many places above. Just a Patchier Frost out towards the suburbs this morning. Perhaps a little bit of patchy cloud first thing, but that will disappear its another day of blue Sky And Sunshine and another dry day. Now, through the afternoon, got a bit of an easterly breeze, so cooler in the east further west, 17, 18 celsius as a maximum. So actually, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant. Now, overnight, its another clear night, largely at least to begin with. Through the early hours, you might see a little bit of low cloud, Mist And Fog developing from the east. Minimum temperature above zero between three and six celsius. Now, High Pressure remains in charge, as you can see, right the way through the weekend. Some sunshine on saturday, again it stays dry. For sunday, there is a bit more cloud, were still underneath that blue the colder Air Mass so it is going to feel a little chillier as we head through sunday. The cloud, though, burning back through the afternoon to some sunny spells, but still no significant rain in the immediate forecast. 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 Ben Thompson and naga munchetty. Morning live follows breakfast on bbc one. Lets find out whats on todays show with kym and gethin. Good morning. Good morning. Thanks. Coming up on morning live today. 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I have heard about them as ive done one yet. Strictly fitness. I have heard about them as ive done one yet. See strictly fitness. I have heard about| them as ive done one yet. See you later. Were going to take some time now to remember a voice and a face which graced tens of millions of teenage bedrooms during the 19705. Were talking of course about les mckeown, the Lead Singer of the Bay City rollers, who has died at the age of 65. Bbc scotlands arts correspondent, pollie mclean, has been looking back at his life. Well, we sang shang a lang as we ran with the gang. They came from scotland, but in the 19705 the world belonged to the Bay City rollers. Les mckeown was just 17 when hejoined the group Lead Singer on a string of hits. Bye, bye, baby. Poster boy for A Million Tartan Scarf waving fans. The band sold 100 Million records and topped the charts in every record selling country, but they had to fight a lengthy legal battle to claim a share. Les left the band in 1978 and launched a series of solo projects, but in 2015 came the news that rollers had been waiting for. The band were back together for a series of gigs which were so popular they had to add more. And more. Les family announced his death on social media. They said it had been a shock and a profound loss. He was 65. For fans around the world, it will also be a blow teenagers no more, but hearts still broken. That was bbc scotlands arts correspondent, pollie mclean, reporting. And we can speak now to the Veteran Dj and broadcasterjohnnie walker, who knew les mckeown. Nice to see you. Good morning. How will you remember him . Nice to see you. Good morning. How will you remember him . Well, he had immense charm, will you remember him . Well, he had immense charm, he will you remember him . Well, he had immense charm, he was will you remember him . Well, he had immense charm, he was a will you remember him . Well, he had immense charm, he was a great immense charm, he was a great singer, he was very forgiving because i was rather rude about their music at one point. He had a wonderful sense of humour and he didnt take things too seriously and i interviewed him a couple of times. One Sport Drive time on radio two and then for sounds of the 70s, which will repeat on sunday. There was a lot of laughter. He was really a lovely guy. Was a lot of laughter. He was really a lovely guy a lovely guy. You said you were oerha as a lovely guy. You said you were perhaps rrot a lovely guy. You said you were perhaps rrot so a lovely guy. You said you were perhaps not so enthusiastic a lovely guy. You said you were i perhaps not so enthusiastic about their song. Tell me what happened because they may have been gracious but not everyone was pleased with you expressing that opinion. The boss of radio you expressing that opinion. Tie boss of radio you expressing that opinion. Tie boss of radio 1 was you expressing that opinion. Ti9 boss of radio 1 was not you expressing that opinion. Ti9 boss of radio 1 was not too you expressing that opinion. Ti9 boss of radio 1 was not too happy. The trouble was i was really into bands like the eagles and led zeppelin and i was playing songs like shang a lang and it didnt quite fit. The listener is like my mix of album tracks and singles but not the boss. Is to announce the chart on tuesday and i now swim six the week that bye, bye, baby by the Bay City rollers was at number one and i didnt sound enthusiastic about it. My producer came in and said the Bbc Switchboard is jammed with angry Bay City rollers that you didnt sound enthusiastic about their number one and you should apologise. That was not a good suggestion because i felt at the end of the record, i wont apologise. I said, i dont mind you liking whichever group you like, but dont expect me to love them. I think they make musical garbage. It was not a very nice thing to say and i do apologise now for updating all Bay City rollers fans at the time. Part of it was a fact that the press were hailing them as the new beatles because of the fan hysteria. They were very successful and sold over 100 Million records. They did a great thing for scotland and for tartan. Millions of girls the world over absolutely loved them, so i shouldnt have been so. Iterate over absolutely loved them, so i shouldnt have been so. We are lookin shouldnt have been so. We are looking at shouldnt have been so. We are looking at some shouldnt have been so. We are looking at some of shouldnt have been so. We are looking at some of those shouldnt have been so. We are looking at some of those pictures stop the on full display. You make those comparisons and a lot of people make comparisons with the beatles, some said it paved the way for Boy Bands as we have come to know them now. Is that a fair comparison . Know them now. Is that a fair comparison . 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Not i big Boy Band. Will you be playing i any of their Music Today . Not today because i any of their Music Today . Not today because i dont any of their Music Today . Not today because i dont have any of their Music Today . Not today because i dont have a any of their Music Today . Not today because i dont have a shell any of their Music Today . Not today because i dont have a shell but any of their Music Today . Not today because i dont have a Shell But Onl because i dont have a shell but on Sunday Afternoon i will. J because i dont have a shell but on Sunday Afternoon i will. Sunday afternoon i will. I thought he mioht Sunday Afternoon i will. I thought he might be Sunday Afternoon i will. I thought he might be playing Sunday Afternoon i will. I thought he might be playing it Sunday Afternoon i will. I thought he might be playing it at Sunday Afternoon i will. I thought he might be playing it at home, i Sunday Afternoon i will. I thought i he might be playing it at home, you know, reminisce. Laughter welt. Ijust i just feel very sorry for his family because it is a complete shock to them. And les tried to live as clear life as possible. He was teetotal for a long time after giving up drink. So to suddenly pop off the way he has 65 is so unexpected and such a shock. Our thoughts must go out to friends and family. Thoughts must go out to friends and famil. . ,. ,. ,. , thoughts must go out to friends and famil. ,. ,. , family. And on that note, as you said, family. And on that note, as you said. Finding family. And on that note, as you said, finding some family. And on that note, as you said, finding some trouble family. And on that note, as you said, finding some trouble whenj family. And on that note, as you said, finding some trouble when you left the band. He found happiness in later life, didnt he . He left the band. He found happiness in later life, didnt he . Later life, didnt he . He did. He really did later life, didnt he . He did. He really did. There later life, didnt he . He did. He really did. There is later life, didnt he . He did. He really did. There is all later life, didnt he . He did. He really did. There is all this later life, didnt he . He did. He really did. There is all this talk| really did. There is all this talk about the past, they were ripped off and there were court cases and legal problems. He didnt have any bitterness about it and we were just shook things off and make a joke about it and he very much is living his life for today with his wife and son. The plans they have, his wife borrowed his phone to call the manager who was putting together this new toy they were working on. The manager thought, oh, this new toy they were working on. The managerthought, oh, here this new toy they were working on. The manager thought, oh, here is les coming on to chat about the tour and it wasnt, it was his wife with some very devastating news. It is a big shock to a lot of people. Is a very devastating news. It is a big shock to a lot of people. Is a good to talk to you. Shock to a lot of people. Is a good to talk to you, thank shock to a lot of people. Is a good to talk to you, thank you shock to a lot of people. Is a good to talk to you, thank you for to talk to you, thank you for sharing your memories and your thoughts this morning. You can hear his interview on sunday at 3pm on Bbc Radio 2 and you can catch up on Bbc Radio 2 and you can catch up on bbc sounds. Mike, that music, it cannot help but lift you, can it . Some of the fans, know they are being listened to at this moment, perhaps, it could lift them, as well. This moment, perhaps, it could lift them. As well this moment, perhaps, it could lift them, as well. You can think of some ofthe them, as well. You can think of some of the ba them, as well. You can think of some of the lzoay city them, as well. You can think of some of the Bay City rollers them, as well. You can think of some of the Bay City rollers songs, them, as well. You can think of some of the Bay City rollers songs, money| of the Bay City rollers songs, money honey, love me like i love you. I have felt so disconnected, the fans, they have No Idea about this so called big six going into the european elite. This was at the Training Ground at Manchester United, they made their feelings known. The Government Review will be led by the fans as they continue to make their feelings clear in the fallout from the super league debacle. Yesterday we saw supporters gathering at Manchester Uniteds training complex, calling on the owners the Glazer Family to resign. And that actually ended up with manager ole Gunnar Solksjaer speaking to the group to end the protest. The strength of feeling shown has led to the Government Review into the Way Football is run in england being started straight away. Alongside the fans will be the former Sports Minister tracey crouch, and it will look at ways of giving supporters greater Influence Theyll Study the german bundesliga model. The scrutiny of potential owners could be strengthen with new controls brought in, and a new independent regulator could be created. One of the things the breakaway clubs were unhappy with was the structure of the Champions League but winning a place is still the ambition for Premier League sides. Leicester city would love to be there and theyre looking very strong, still third in the table, after beating West Brom 3 0 Last Night Jamie Vardy scoring for the first time in two months. That puts leicester four points clear of their nearest rivals chelsea, but puts a huge dent in West Broms hopes of survival. Wembley looks likely to host an extra game, at this summers european championship. Uefa is discussing issues with the 12 original Venues Today and they need assurances that at least a quarter of the usual capacity will be allowed into games so dublin will lose its fixtures, along with bilbao and possibly munich, with wembley set to be given another last 16 tie, which could involve england. If they make it that far british number two Cameron Norrie has a huge match to look forward to today hes up against Rafa Nadal in the quarter finals of the barcelona open. Norrie made it through when the eighth seed, david goffin, Retired Injured he had treatment for a Leg Problem in the second set, but he couldnt continue. Norries progress could take him back into the worlds top 50. You could say the pressure is off. He lost to the spaniard back in february so maybe he can channel that unloads and lessons. Although if on the dial is on his game, it is almost impossible. Iterate if on the dial is on his game, it is almost impossible. If on the dial is on his game, it is almost impossible. We wouldnt have almost impossible. We wouldnt have a chance. Almost impossible. We wouldnt have a chance we almost impossible. We wouldnt have a chance. We are almost impossible. We wouldnt have a chance. We are not almost impossible. We wouldnt have a chance. We are not talking almost impossible. We wouldnt have a chance. We are not talking about i a chance. We are not talking about the idea. Thank you. We are going to enjoy some glorious views from Arundel Castle and you may be given some flowers. Sarah has a treat for you because she felt were years that are you reading this back for me . The ones in my garden i so rubbish. Showing up with those. J will the ones in my garden i so rubbish. Showing up with those. Showing up with those. I will bring a few home showing up with those. I will bring a few home so showing up with those. I will bring a few home so you showing up with those. I will bring a few home so you can showing up with those. I will bring a few home so you can put showing up with those. I will bring a few home so you can put them i showing up with those. I will bring| a few home so you can put them in showing up with those. I will bring i a few home so you can put them in a pot and a few home so you can put them in a Pot And Pretend they ruin your garden. Pot and pretend they ruin your garden. Spectaculartulips Pot And Pretend they ruin your garden. Spectacular tulips here at arundel garden. Spectacular tulips here at Arundel Castle. It is the annual tulip Arundel Castle. It is the annual Tulip Festival and they really do come Tulip Festival and they really do come in Tulip Festival and they really do come in all sorts of shapes, colours and sizes come in all sorts of shapes, colours and sizes and this isjust a selection. They have some fantastic names. Selection. They have some fantastic names. Things like the olympic flame. Names. Things like the olympic flame, the hamilton. These are my favourite. Flame, the hamilton. These are my favourite, happy families. You have a parent favourite, happy families. You have a Parent Tulip with the children huddled a Parent Tulip with the children huddled around it. There are over 180 varieties of tulip. In total more 180 varieties of tulip. In total more than 100,000 tulips on display here. More than 100,000 tulips on display here. They more than 100,000 tulips on display here. They have been a bit slow to come here. They have been a bit slow to come out here. They have been a bit slow to come out and bloom this year because it has come out and bloom this year because it has been come out and bloom this year because it has been so cold. Also dry but tulips it has been so cold. Also dry but tulips do it has been so cold. Also dry but tulips do not mind the dry weather. They originate in the hillsides of turkey they originate in the hillsides of turkey and are hardy flowers that they will turkey and are hardy flowers that they will be out in blue for the next they will be out in blue for the next ten they will be out in blue for the next ten days or so and what a glorious next ten days or so and what a glorious day to visit. The sun is shining glorious day to visit. The sun is shining here, as it is across most parts shining here, as it is across most parts of shining here, as it is across most parts of the shining here, as it is across most parts of The Uk today. We are in for another parts of The Uk today. We are in for another dry parts of The Uk today. We are in for another dry Day Today, it will be quite another dry Day Today, it will be quite windy in the south and particularly for parts of the english particularly for parts of the English Channel and the South West of england. High pressure is very much of england. High pressure is very much holding onto our weather at the moment much holding onto our weather at the moment and it is not going anywhere in a Hurry Moment and it is not going anywhere in a hurry over the next couple of days. In a hurry over the next couple of days. It in a hurry over the next couple of days. It is in a hurry over the next couple of days. It is a in a hurry over the next couple of days. It is a chilly start, we have had temperatures down at around 3 if spots had temperatures down at around 3 if spots but had temperatures down at around 3 if spots but it will warm up quickly in the if spots but it will warm up quickly in the strong sunshine and by the afternoon. In the strong sunshine and by the afternoon, fairly Light Winds for most afternoon, fairly Light Winds for most but afternoon, fairly Light Winds for most but those blustery conditions will continue through the English Channel will continue through the English Channel towards the Isles Of Scilly, Devon Channel towards the Isles Of Scilly, Devon And Channel towards the Isles Of Scilly, Devon And Cornwall. Light it winds elsewhere Devon And Cornwall. Light it winds elsewhere temperatures up to around 19, possibly 20 degrees in warmer spots. 19, possibly 20 degrees in warmer spots. Cooler around the East Coast with the spots. Cooler around the East Coast with the breeze coming from the north with the breeze coming from the north sea. Temperatures here in the midteens north sea. Temperatures here in the mid teens typically. Through the afternoon mid teens typically. Through the afternoon into the evening, once the sun sets afternoon into the evening, once the sun sets it afternoon into the evening, once the sun sets it will potentially quite quickly. Sun sets it will potentially quite quickly. If you are a Hay Fever Sufferer quickly. If you are a Hay Fever Sufferer you will notice the high Pollen Sufferer you will notice the high pollen levels. Overnight in the clear pollen levels. Overnight in the clear skies it will turn cold once again. Clear skies it will turn cold once again. Not clear skies it will turn cold once again. Not as cold as the past few days. Again. Not as cold as the past few days. Temperatures first Thing Tomorrow generally holding up around 26 ~ tomorrow generally holding up around 2 6. Lightly frost free to start the weekend. After the Cold Start, and dry the weekend. After the Cold Start, and dry day. Again lots of sunshine around. And dry day. Again lots of sunshine around. A and dry day. Again lots of sunshine around, a little more cloud here and there around, a little more cloud here and there at around, a little more cloud here and there at times, especially for parts of eastern there at times, especially for parts of eastern england, the eastern scotland. Of eastern england, the eastern scotland. Temperatures down a touch around scotland. Temperatures down a touch around the scotland. Temperatures down a touch around the East Coast, 13 or 14, but around the East Coast, 13 or14, but further around the East Coast, 13 or14, but further west around the East Coast, 13 or 14, but further west we could see 18 or 19 degrees further west we could see 18 or 19 degrees in further west we could see 18 or 19 degrees in the afternoon. The second half of degrees in the afternoon. The second half of the degrees in the afternoon. The second half of the weekend. Things will stay dry half of the weekend. Things will stay dry but it will be cold on sunday stay dry but it will be cold on sunday and we start to draw in more cloud. Sunday and we start to draw in more cloud, particularly for central and eastern cloud, particularly for central and eastern parts of england, eastern scotland. Eastern parts of england, eastern scotland. If you are stuck under The Cloud scotland. If you are stuck under The Cloud in scotland. If you are stuck under The Cloud in the scotland. If you are stuck under The Cloud in the east it will feel rather cloud in the east it will feel rather cooled with temperatures nine to 10 degrees, we see in the south and South West but further west is where and South West but further west is where you and South West but further west is where you the best of the sunshine. Temperatures on sunday getting up to the mid teens. The next few days looking the mid teens. The next few days looking largely dry and settled but it is turning a Bit Cooler and you will notice it is turning a Bit Cooler and you will notice a drop in temperature, particularly by the time you get to some particularly by the time you get to some day. Particularly by the time you get to some day. I will leave you with the beautiful some day. I will leave you with the Beautiful Views of the blue sunshine, Blue Skies over Arundel Castle. Sunshine, Blue Skies over Arundel Castle. �. ,. , castle. Beautiful sunshine over The Castle, it really castle. Beautiful sunshine over The Castle, it really is castle. Beautiful sunshine over The Castle, it really is beautiful. Castle. Beautiful sunshine over The Castle, it really is beautiful. We i castle, it really is beautiful. We will come Back To You in a second because i think you win the prize this morning, and i know how versatile all our Weather Team is. You win the prize for holding that vase. Are your arms are aching . You Health Vase perfectly still throughout the forecast. Luckily i didnt sneeze throughout the forecast. Luckily i didnt sneeze because throughout the forecast. Luckily i didnt sneeze because i throughout the forecast. Luckily i didnt sneeze because i do throughout the forecast. Luckily i didnt sneeze because i do suffer| didnt sneeze because i do suffer from didnt sneeze because i do suffer from hay didnt sneeze because i do suffer from Hay Fever and the pollen has managed from Hay Fever and the pollen has managed to stay awake for now. Doubly managed to stay awake for now. Doubly impressive you will pay for that. Your prize is a vase Of Tulips. Northern ireland is easing some of its lockdown Restrictions Today and thats good news for anyone awaiting a game of football, a driving lesson, or the big one a haircut. Our Ireland Correspondent Chris Page is at a belfast barbershop to tell us more. Mask on, scissors at the ready, behind you. Good morning. Goad behind you. Good morning. Good mornino , behind you. Good morning. Good morning. It behind you. Good morning. Good morning. It is behind you. Good morning. Good morning, it is great behind you. Good morning. Good morning, it is great to behind you. Good morning. Good morning, it is great to be behind you. Good morning. 139919 morning, it is great to be back day in Northern Ireland. 119 days since hairdressers and barbers were open. The last time this place in south belfast has customers in was the 23rd of december. For months on they are so quick word with someone who has just are so quick word with someone who hasjust taken his place in the chair. Ciaran, when did you last have a haircut . J chair. Ciaran, when did you last have a haircut . Chair. Ciaran, when did you last have a haircut . I think it was ust before christmas. I have a haircut . I think it was ust before christmas. What is h have a haircut . I think it was ust before christmas. What is it h have a haircut . I think it wasjust before christmas. 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It will be a very busy few days. Manager is | money. All the best. It will be a very busy few days. Manager is neil, already hide at work and has been for a couple of hours. What has the Lockdown Experience been like for you . To Lockdown Experience been like for ou . ,. , you . To start off, the first lockdown you . To start off, the first lockdown was you . To start off, the first lockdown was the you . To start off, the first lockdown was the idea. I you . To start off, the first. Lockdown was the idea. Not you . To start off, the first lockdown was the idea. Not seeing the guys. Lockdown was the idea. Not seeing the guys, the clients. We had a baby at the the guys, the clients. We had a baby at the start the guys, the clients. We had a baby at the start of the lockdown so we have at the start of the lockdown so we have had at the start of the lockdown so we have had more or less the whole year with her. Have had more or less the whole year with her. Good to see we are getting back to with her. Good to see we are getting back to normality and hopefully it stays back to normality and hopefully it stays that back to normality and hopefully it stays that way. Do back to normality and hopefully it stays that way stays that way. Do you think you will be cleaning stays that way. Do you think you will be cleaning up stays that way. Do you think you will be cleaning up a stays that way. Do you think you will be cleaning up a few stays that way. Do you think you will be cleaning up a few diy will be cleaning up a few diy disasters over the next few weeks . Hopefully most guys have just let their hair hopefully most guys have just let their hairalone. If hopefully most guys have just let their hair alone. If i have done it makes their hair alone. If i have done it makes it their hair alone. If i have done it makes it easier. The fixjobs are more makes it easier. The fixjobs are more difficult but that is their own fault more difficult but that is their own fault . ,. ,. ,. , fault the more hair, the more you have to work fault the more hair, the more you have to work with. Fault the more hair, the more you have to work with. Thank fault the more hair, the more you have to work with. Thank you fault the more hair, the more you have to work with. Thank you very | have to work with. Thank you very much indeed. It will be an extremely busy Day Today and over the next few weeks. Thank you for opening up early for us. If you are the restrictions being eased here, driving lessons, driving tests are resuming and if you have missed your favourite sport there is good news, you can get back on the pitch, up to 100 people can have competitive games. 100 people can have competitive names. ~ 100 people can have competitive names. , ~ ,. Y. 100 people can have competitive names. ~ y. , 100 people can have competitive names. ,. , games. Thank you very much. You can almost feel games. Thank you very much. You can almost feel the games. Thank you very much. You can almost feel the excitement, games. Thank you very much. You can almost feel the excitement, those almost feel the excitement, those little bits of edging out. Jm little bits of edging out. Im impressed little bits of edging out. J� n impressed with the patience of those customers waiting. Theyjust want impressed with the patience of those customers waiting. They just want to get haircut. Customers waiting. They ust want to net haircut. A,. Customers waiting. They ust want to net haircut. ~. ,. , customers waiting. They ust want to net haircut. ,. , �. ,. , get haircut. Maybe you dont want to no to the get haircut. Maybe you dont want to go to the hairdressers. Get haircut. Maybe you dont want to go to the hairdressers. We get haircut. Maybe you dont want to go to the hairdressers. We were go to the hairdressers. We were hearing from sarah that it will be sunny for many. Iterate hearing from sarah that it will be sunny for many hearing from sarah that it will be sunny for many. We have been spoilt with gorgeous sunny for many. We have been spoilt with gorgeous views sunny for many. We have been spoilt with gorgeous views but sunny for many. We have been spoilt with gorgeous views but one sunny for many. We have been spoilt with gorgeous views but one of sunny for many. We have been spoilt with gorgeous views but one of them comes with a warning to stick to the proper footpaths if you are out for a walk. Adam mcclean is at Scafell Pike, in the Lake District. It looks beautiful but tell us about this morning. It looks beautiful but tell us about this morning this morning. Pathways to a huge amount of effort this morning. Pathways to a huge amount of effort to this morning. Pathways to a huge amount of effort to maintain this morning. Pathways to a huge amount of effort to maintain and | amount of effort to maintain and keep amount of effort to maintain and keep in amount of effort to maintain and keep in good condition and we will hear about keep in good condition and we will hear about that but it is a beautiful day here in the Lake District beautiful day here in the Lake District. This is a live shot from alex district. This is a live shot from alex brown district. This is a live shot from alex brown right above where we are at Wasdale Alex brown right above where we are at Wasdale Head. The Sun Hasjust risen at Wasdale Head. The Sun Hasjust risen above at Wasdale Head. The Sun Hasjust risen above Scafell Pike and we are close risen above Scafell Pike and we are close to risen above Scafell Pike and we are close to the start of a footpath that will close to the start of a footpath that will take you right to the top. There that will take you right to the top. There are that will take you right to the top. There are 400 miles of footpaths across there are 400 miles of footpaths across the there are 400 miles of footpaths across the national park, half £1 million across the national park, half £1 million is across the national park, half £1 million is spent on maintaining them every million is spent on maintaining them every year million is spent on maintaining them every year and we spent the day with a team every year and we spent the day with a team who every year and we spent the day with a team who have been fixing the fells. This path is one of hundreds across the Lake Districts fells routes that Help Hikers reach the top of englands highest peaks. Were always repairing the paths in the Lake District and were repairing them for the benefit of the environment, so were stopping the damage to the vegetation and the wildlife here. And thats our main reason for the work that were doing to protect this wonderful scenery and this precious environment. This routes one of the most popular in the Lake District from those completing the three Peaks Challenge to others ticking off the highest point in england. I think the pandemic has made people realise how important the countryside is for their physical and mental Well Being and health. And so theyre getting out into the countryside more and thats absolutely great to see. But, of course, it has an impact. And whats happening is this mountain is literally being worn away. Repairing the Paths Needs Heavy Machinery a challenge for the team fixing the fells. We realised that access for The Machine to do the Machine Restoration was particularly tricky well, impossible, to be honest and that the only way to get The Machine up would be to take it apart, bring it here, fly it up to the summit and then rebuild it the work will repair five damaged sections of the path, with equipment flown up by helicopter. Ok, terry, ready to lift. And lifting, terry. After a short four minute flight, the equipment arrives here on the path to the top of Scafell Pike. Piece by Piece Therell soon be a digger near the top of englands highest mountain. Certainly around these hills, wind can play a big part of the Aviation Turbulence Wind shear, down drafts weve always got to be aware of that. This helicopter is capable of lifting 1. 2 tonnes, and thats right at its maximum weight. So if we have any outside influences which may affect our performance, weve got to be extremely careful and certainly when were working around people on the ground, as well. And for those enjoying a walk, the hard work didnt go unnoticed. I think the work to maintain and restore the paths is fantastic because it makes it much more accessible for people to get up the mountain. And its a Beautiful View. You can see the isle of man, you can see all around ive made good use of the panoramic feature on my phones camera. Itjust makes you feel so much safer going up this sort of path, especially compared to, like, the other other Mountain Paths ive been on you feel looked after. High Visitor Numbers and extreme weather are eroding englands highest mountains. Its hoped this work will help preserve them for the future. We thought we would take a brief break from footpaths for the moment. A Baby Lamb Hasjust been born in the field next to us in the valley. We simply had to share that with you. This work is taking place on the footpaths over the next six months, so if you do fancy being one of the quarter of A Million people who climb this mountain every year, then do say hello to the team if you see them working on the footpaths. But as the country and the countryside opens up it is easy to understand why these footpaths have to be ready for the sheer number of boots making their way up those footpaths over the coming months. The views from the top are simply unbelievable and lets just leave you with this view, live from our drone above Wasdale Head from Scafell Pike. Drone above Wasdale Head from Scafell Pike Scafell Pike. Please avoid the Tractor State Scafell Pike. Please avoid the Tractor State well Scafell Pike. Please avoid the Tractor State well on Scafell Pike. Please avoid the Tractor State well on the Scafell Pike. Please avoid the. Tractor state well on the side. Adam, are you all right . All good, we are safe adam, are you all right . All good, we are safe. We adam, are you all right . All good, we are safe. We are adam, are you all right . All good, we are safe. We are so adam, are you all right . All good, we are safe. We are so lucky. Adam, are you all right . All good, we are safe. We are so lucky. Is i adam, are you all right . All good, | we are safe. We are so lucky. Is an opportune we are safe. We are so lucky. Is an opportune moment. We are safe. We are so lucky. Is an opportune moment. So we are safe. We are so lucky. Is an opportune moment. So i we are safe. We are so lucky. Is an opportune moment. So i am we are safe. We are so lucky. Is an opportune moment. So i am a we are safe. We are so lucky. Is an opportune moment. So i am a that is wast water, so stunning and the sun shining over Scafell Pike. Beautiful views. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Its 8. 59. Hello, good morning. This is Bbc News, with the latest headlines. India joins The Uks travel Red List, with permitted travellers forced to stay in hotels on arrival, as the country reports a daily rise of nearly a third of A Million cases. Let me know what you think about the travel ban. Is it appropriate action, or is it too little, too late . Do you have a Family Member who will need to quarantine on arrival back in The Uk . Get in touch on twitter. Using bbcyourquestions. 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