Plans to allow Nonessential Travel To Europe will be discussed during a meeting of Eu Leaders later theyll look at potentially allowing entry to fully vaccinated visitors. In the uk, an all party parliamentary group on coronavirus is Hearing Evidence later from experts and Travel Representatives on issues including covid passports. How do you feel about the prospects of Summer Holidays abroad . Get in touch with me on twitter at annita . Mcveigh, or by using the hashtag bbc your questions. The Break Up of one of the richest and most influental couples in the World Bill and Melinda Gates announce their divorce. Nine endangered giraffes have been rescued from an island threatened by rising Flood Waters in kenya. Hello and welcome if youre watching here in the uk are Around The World. Or around here in the uk are Around The World. Oraround the here in the uk are Around The World. Or Around The World. Rescue workers in Mexico City are combing through the wreckage of metro carriages, after a Railway Overpass collapsed onto a busy road. The latest reports say 23 people have died, including some children, and around 50 have been taken to hospital. The accident happened in the southern part of Mexico City at the Olivos Station on the metro� S Line 12. A car travelling under The Bridge was crushed, injuring the driver. Speaking from the scene, the Citys Mayor said one of the columns holding up The Bridge had collapsed, sending several Train Carriages to the ground. 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It is very late at night here, and clearly those on the train would either have been coming home from shifts or perhaps going out to work night shifts, or On The Road beneath the passage at that fateful moment. Claudia sheinbaum has been on the scene really from the very moment it was made clear that this was a significant incident. She has been updating the public with her twitter feed, shes saying she is working at the main Command Centre there with all of the different heads of the different Emergency Services. It is of course a multi agency task, this one, to try and first get to the survivors, first and foremost, but again of course secure that overpass so this doesnt turn into an even bigger disaster. But there will be huge questions later on for the Mayors Office and for the previous mayors under whom this extension of the line 12 was put in. So i think there are very difficult questions to be answered about the worthiness of the structures, the reliability of the structures, the oversaturation of these Subway System in Mexico City as a whole. Very difficult questions of course. But i guess they are simply focused on reaching the survivors and trying to get the injured attended to in hospital and on the scene. That was Will Grant reporting. India wrestling with a ferocious wave of coronavirus India Wrestling with a ferocious wave of coronavirus and India Wrestling with a ferocious wave of coronavirus and the i India Wrestling with a ferocious I Wave of coronavirus and the latest figures show Infection Rates there have passed 20 Million. India has added new cases since the end of march. 0ur Correspondent was in delhi and gave this update. It is Caettin Delhi and gave this update. It is getting more delhi and gave this update. It 3 getting more and more difficult each day for thousands of families seeing their Loved Ones lost because they are not able to get the adequate medical aid even in major cities and one of the most prominent crises of Oxygen Shortages remain, even prompting intervention in the capital when there was a shortage of medical supplies to hospitals, and a leopard out at midnight, and just this morning we have seen another sos from a Childrens Hospital asking for Oxygen Supply claiming they will be running out within two hours. That is the desperate situation we are seeing right now despite the global aid coming in. Just this morning we have seen over 500 Oxygen Concentrators from the us, around 400 Oxygen Cylinders from the uk as well, but the Distribution And Management of these resources is and management of these resources is a big challenge and that is whyjust Yesterday indias prime Minister Narendra Modi has pressed the army into service calling them to boost the current medical setup and medical students are also pulled out from their colleges and have been asked to help hospitals at this time of need. 6,000 jobs are expected to be created in the uk through new Trade Deals with india. More than £533 million will be invested into the uk, as it aims to Double Trade with india by 2030. Downing street said the new partnership would pave the way for a future Uk India free Trade Agreement. The deal . Includes a £240 million investment by the Serum Institute of india, which will support clinical trials, research and possibly the manufacturing of vaccines. It comes as india continues to struggle with rising numbers of coronavirus cases. The Secretary Of State for international trade, Liz Truss, said this morning that the uk is supporting india in its fight against the pandemic, and that Britain And India will start negotiations for a full free Trade Deal in the autumn. The situation in india is completely heartbreaking, and we are doing all we can to help. Weve sent out 600 pieces of equipment including oxygen and ventilators and that is what the Indian Government are asking for now. I have a call later today with my indian counterpart to talk about what more assistance we can give, but as well as the short Term Effort to help with covid and of course the Indian Government helped us last year, bringing Paracetamol Into The Uk we are looking at what we can do in the longer term. The overall free Trade Agreement is going to be very important and we want a Double Trade with india by 2030. Todays announcement will deliver 6,000 jobs across the uk, including in places like rochdale, newcastle, so that is very positive. Were also working closely with the Serum Institute who are to be doing more investment in the uk that was Liz Truss. Lets get more on this with our Business Correspondent Andrew walker. Hello, andrew. What more can you tell us about the Scope And Extent of this Trade Deal . The bulk of this is the extent of this Trade Deal . The bulk of this is the Kind Extent of this Trade Deal . The bulk of this is the kind of extent of this Trade Deal . The bulk of this is the kind of Thing Extent of this Trade Deal . The bulk of this is the kind of thing that of this is the kind of thing that very often goes with some. It is a wide range of specific Export Opportunities opened up for individualfirms in the indian market and specific investments being made into the uk. These are commercial decisions, if you like, that in many cases it is fair to say probably would have gone ahead anyway, but are given a little bit of an extra boost by the involvement of an extra boost by the involvement of Prime Ministers in the whole process. A couple of other interesting aspects. Some more, if you like, general Trade Barriers that are being addressed in this for the first time so it will be possible for british growers of apples, pears and queens to export. And it will be a little easier for exporters of medical equipment to get their goods certified in india apples, pears and quince. Also some agreements on making it easier in terms of providing legal services and recognition of educational qualifications. Those are the things that go a little beyond what you might call the routine commercial rubber stamping of deals that probably would have gone ahead anyway, and that is quite a striking aspect of this deal. 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Thats the kind of thing that is very much seen by the british government as the great prize of brexit, the opportunity to do bilateral agreements that the uk could not do itself within the eu. India has proven itself in the past to be not an easy Negotiating Partner in the circumstances. It has not been a great enthusiast for doing these kind of bilateral Trade Deals. So. And there will be some issues in the negotiations with the uk, particularly about access for indians wanting to move and work to the uk but it is certainly going to be a very important part of the trade landscape, Trade Policy Landscape for the uk in the years ahead. �. , ~ landscape for the uk in the years ahead. ,. , ahead. Ok, andrew, thank you very much for that. Ahead. Ok, andrew, thank you very much for that. A ahead. Ok, andrew, thank you very much for that. A business much for that. A business correspondent, andrew walker. We will be talking some more about travel soon, and the eu is talking about travel today. The all parliamentary group in London Today will be talking about covid passports, notjust in the context of travel but other events as well. I would like to hear your thoughts on all that and you can send your thoughts to me on twitter, using the hashtag bbc your questions, 0r Annita . Mcveigh. We can use your questions when we talk to our Travel Editor took to Travel Editor Simon Calder. When we talk to the Travel Editor, Simon Calder. Now, Foreign Ministers from the G7 Group of wealthy nations are about to begin their first Face To face talks since 2019. The meetings in london are expected to cover the recent coup in myanmar, relations with China And Russia, and the forthcoming withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan. The G7 Group is made up of the uk, canada, france,japan, the G7 Group is made up of the uk, canada, france, japan, germany, italy and the united states. The summit comes of a criticism to the uk cutting overseas Aid Spending. Australia, india, South Korea and South Africa have also been invited as guests to the three Day Summit as the uk tries to deepen ties with the indo pacific region. Our diplomatic correspondent James Landale has indo pacific region. Our diplomatic Correspondentjames Landale has been giving more details about what is happening today. Giving more details about what is happening today giving more details about what is happening today. Basically, all the Big Ge0politieal happening today. Basically, all the Big Geopolitical Issues happening today. Basically, all the Big Geopolitical Issues of happening today. Basically, all the Big Geopolitical Issues of the happening today. Basically, all the Big Geopolitical Issues of the day. L Big Geopolitical Issues of the day. Russia, china, myanmar, ukraine, ethiopia, syria, finishing off with a dinner talking about across the indo pacific, so the range is huge. But, as you say, the underlying theme is how these nations, because it is notjust the g7 but also some guests. There are Foreign Ministers from india, africa, South Korea, the eu, and the Foreign Minister of brunei will be there because they are currently in charge of the association of southeast asian nations, so all of them talking together, what can they better do to defend democracies, defend open societies against the threat from authoritarian nations . That societies against the threat from authoritarian nations . Authoritarian nations . That was James Landale authoritarian nations . That was James Landale reporting. Authoritarian nations . That was James Landale reporting. The. James landale reporting. The headlines on Bbc News. At least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first Face To face talks for more than two years. The uk Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india worth £1 billion. Plans to allow non essential travel to europe will be discussed during a meeting of Eu Leaders later. Proposals include allowing entry to those who have received both doses of a covid vaccine, with a clause to apply an emergency brake, giving member states the option to limit travel quickly in response to new variants or rising levels of infection. Here in the uk, mps and peers will discuss covid Passports Today as they hear evidence from Expert Academics and witnesses, including officials representing the Premier League and the airport 0perators association. 0n the agenda are the ethics and practicalities of introducing covid passports, the challenges facing their implementation and how effective they will be in controlling future outbreaks of the virus. Professor Stephen Reicher advises the uk and Scottish Government On Covid I9 and will be giving Evidence Today on covid passports at the all parliamentary group on coronavirus later this morning. Earlier i asked him if covid passports have a part to play. One of the problems with this debate is it is hopelessly confused on a whole series of dimensions. Firstly, it is not clear when people talk about covid passports whether they are talking about vaccinations, tests, whether they are talking about having antibodies because you have been infected before. It is not clear what they will apply to, whether they will apply to International Travel, to going to the shops, even to having a job. So i think there are very big differences. I think the problems come once covid passports, whatever form they take, begin to be perceived as compulsory. Once people begin to think that in effect this means you have to get vaccinated. And the danger with that is it could actually undermine Peoples Willingness to be vaccinated. It could begin to make them think the Vaccination Isnt done for them, for their health, as a matter of public health, but rather done, something done to them. And that problem is particularly acute in groups which historically have got a more troubled relationship with authority. If you look at the figures, for instance, although Vaccine Uptake is actually very good indeed and we should be very pleased with it, if you look at more deprived groups, well, they get vaccinated less, and as you go to younger people in those groups, the discrepancy rises. That was Professor Stephen Reicher speaking to me a little earlier. The Prime Minister has suggested Nonessential Foreign Travel could resume for people in england in as little as two weeks time under the governments new Traffic Light System. Under the plans, only Uk Or Irish Nationals or those with Residency Rights will be allowed to return from a country on the red list, and they will be forced to quarantine in an approved hotel, at their own expense, for 10 days. If youre coming back from a country on the new amber list, youll have to take a Test And Self isolate at home for 10 days. A small number of countries with high Vaccination Rates or low levels of infection will be on a Green List. If youve visited any of these, you wont need to quarantine a long as you have proof of a negative test. As yet, no date has been set for a return to foreign travel in scotland, wales or Northern Ireland. Fight night before we speak to Simon Calder, Travel Editor of The Independent and before we speak to. Let me read some out of your tweets, to give a flavour of what some people are saying. Gavin, says travel is critical when opening on the 17th Of May, and says are still advised against travel it will make insurance very difficult. Said bands should just be for a very dangerous countries and not general coronavirus risk. Going on to andrew, 0bviously coronavirus risk. Going on to andrew, obviously the Aviation Industry Need Support and us to be backin Industry Need Support and us to be back in need to do It Safely. Testing is more important now than ever to ensure we dont have new strains. Testing and isolation is the only way back to the skies. Now, lets go on to this, and this was an earlier guest who was on their way back from mexico through gatwick, commenting on that, saying the country has not opened to International Travel except for exceptional circumstances. He said there was quite busy flights coming in, but i do take your point, clearly not a lot of people travelling it. Another one. Airports are no more Breeding Round than your local supermarket. She says she went to corfu last summer, said it was like the marie celeste, fab, no horsell. Said that for catalonia in september it will be fully vaccinated. 0pen but get me there great price, a good example of one of those people wanting answers to questions we dont fully have yet. Craig price. He runs a Facebook Group for holidays in greece. Want to know is if the travel is being split where the Traffic Light System and says there is not much information does not much information the stock lets see if Travel Editor of the coming independent Simon Calder can help with that question. Is It Speculation at this stage to wonder whether the Greek Islands will be split up for the covid passport, a bigger part in, for the Traffic Light System . Bigger part in, for the Traffic Liuht s stem . ,. ~ bigger part in, for the Traffic Liuht s stem . ,. ,. Light system . Know, and i think that is a ve , Light System . Know, and i think that is a very. Very Light System . Know, and i think that is a very, very strong Light System . Know, and i think that is a very, very strong likelihood. Is a very, very strong likelihood. Just a reminder that the government has said basically it will convert the entire world into red, amber and green but the Transport Secretary Grant shapps who is expected on friday to make the formal announcement has made it clear that the Islands Policy which last year, for instance, allowed a number of Greek Islands to be ok to visit when the mainland wasnt, will be in effect. Interestingly, ivejust been checking this morning the advice from the Foreign Office, and It Says it has basically lifted the warning against all nonessential travel to a selection of Greek Islands. From memory they are corfu, crete, kos, rhodes and zach in force. And also to the canary islands. Forthe force. And also to the canary islands. For the next 16 days it is illegal to go abroad and as you make absolutely clear, even from the 17th Of May we are not clear what the governments in wales, scotland and Northern Ireland will decide, but ultimately Green List, which those islands may creep onto, is going to be for an awful lot people the only list they will pay attention to, part of course from people desperate to see Loved Ones. They havent seen may be family, friends, partners for a year or more. They willjump through any hurdles, but the rest of us or simply want a holiday, well, well be concentrating on the Green List, which is looking pretty thin at the moment. Gibraltar, iceland, israel, possibly malta, possibly portugal is on my list. Along with those greek and spanish islands, perhaps. Those greek and spanish islands, erha s. , those greek and spanish islands, erhas. ,. , those greek and spanish islands, erhas. ,. ,. , those greek and spanish islands, nerhas. ,. ,. , ~ , perhaps. Yes, perhaps. Lots of likes to be filled in perhaps. Yes, perhaps. Lots of likes to be filled in yet, perhaps. Yes, perhaps. Lots of likes to be filled in yet, simon. Perhaps. Yes, perhaps. Lots of likes to be filled in yet, simon. When to be filled in yet, simon. When travel does reopen, and it may be to a limited number of destinations, as you explain, in the first instance, How Safe will it be, in your opinion . In How Safe will it be, in your opinion . How safe will it be, in your oinion . ,. , n How Safe will it be, in your oinion . ,. ,~. , opinion . In terms of the risk of Contracting Opinion . In terms of the risk of contracting covid, opinion . In terms of the risk of contracting covid, assuming. Opinion . In terms of the risk of contracting covid, assuming people are taking the that of Course Theyve been taking in the and Around The World, It Should be reasonable. I think the main problems we have seen have been at airports from time to time. Of course there will be an awful lot of people watching this Who Say, first of all, we think its a terrible idea to allow travel to happen and, secondly, you wont find me anywhere near an airport any time soon. 0f near an airport any time soon. Of course thats their choice. But the meeting you mentioned today of eu ministers desperate to restart the tourism industry, that also, it must be said, desperate to give the uk more or less a carte blanche. There is talk about people needing vaccinations, but i think the entire uk, because of the very successful nhs vaccination programme, will get a kind of Vaccine Dividend and that it will be relatively relaxed to get to places. And newsjust in. Ive been on the phone to a Tour Operator in iceland who has been speaking to the icelandic Prime Minister and persuaded her that if british people turned up just with their Vaccination Card that would be enough to get in and avoid all the tests. If youve been vaccinated, youre probably going to be a kind of Fast Track traveller, but i wouldnt worry too much if you are thinking of Sort Of family holidays. I think the uk will be looking Pretty Good. I think the uk will be looking Pretty Good i think the uk will be looking nre nood. , ~ , Pretty Good. Talking about safety, as ou Pretty Good. Talking about safety, as you say. Pretty good. Talking about safety, as you say. Some Pretty Good. Talking about safety, as you say, some people Pretty Good. Talking about safety, as you say, some people doubt i Pretty Good. Talking about safety, i as you say, some people doubt even want to be contemplating going to an airport, getting on an aeroplane, at this stage, but for those who are what issues might there be particularly around coming back into the uk and getting through border control, because i spoke to the boss of heathrow last week and he was really concerned that there just were not going to be enough officials to actually administer all officials to actually administer all of this to avoid these huge queues of this to avoid these huge queues of people which of course, some might say, leads to a risk of infection. Might say, leads to a risk of infection might say, leads to a risk of infection. , , infection. Sure, yes, i saw the interview infection. Sure, yes, i saw the interview. He infection. Sure, yes, i saw the interview. He was infection. Sure, yes, i saw the interview. He was absolutely l infection. Sure, yes, i saw the interview. He was absolutely clear that the government, the Home Office and the united kingdom, has to increase the resources available to process people. His airport is currently operating at 10 of normal levels. Even if it only goes back to 50 , if you are seeing queues of two, three, six hours, it is going to be absolutely mad. The all party parliamentary group on coronavirus in the uk put out a report saying that this is simply a Breeding Ground for infections, and i think there will be a lot of attention paid to that. Having seen how the government reacts to long queues, though, i think by the time we get maybe to the end ofjune, intojuly, when i expect to see an awful lot more countries on the Green List including our favourites like spain, france, italy, mainland greece, i think there will be a more relaxed attitude to coming back in. Yes, they will be interested in your negative covid status, yes, you will have to complete a declaration of your travel, have to complete a declaration of yourtravel, but have to complete a declaration of your travel, but i think it will be a little bIt Swifter than some of the queues we have been seeing. If the queues we have been seeing. If the eu allows people to travel to certain parts of the eu, what about families and children specifically who clearly havent been vaccinated . Will they be required to take tests . How will that work . How will that work . Yeah, it is all auoin to how will that work . Yeah, it is all going to be how will that work . Yeah, it is all going to be about how will that work . Yeah, it is all going to be about pragmatism. I how will that work . Yeah, it is all i going to be about pragmatism. Bear in mind what the European Union is coming up with today is, ideally, a kind of formula saying if a Countrys Vaccine levels, if the Infection Levels are low enough, then we will give them favourable status. But what it is doing, this is only advisory. Every Eu Country is only advisory. Every Eu Country is sovereign so some of them will say, yeah, those are the rules we will use, and others will say we will use, and others will say we will modify them that, and others will modify them that, and others will ignore them completely. Particularly, the competition for the family market, for people from the family market, for people from the uk, you know, who have been unable to have a holiday really for a year or more, that will be intense. And i think, yes, parents who have been vaccinated, thats great, you might get a kind of Fast Track, and the kids might have to be tested, but in general i think, and evidence indeed from iceland, it may well be just a very quick test on arrival and then you are clear to go. Of course parents are clear to go. Of course parents are going to be a bit nervous about this because its not great if you have children as young as five, for instance, having to be tested for coronavirus. It is fairly intrusive and unpleasant experience. So i expect, again, has coronavirus rates fall, that there will be a more pragmatic and kind of lighter touch approach. Again, a lot of people watching Around The World are going to say thats exactly what we dont need. I to say thats exactly what we dont need. , ,. To say thats exactly what we dont need. ,. , to say thats exactly what we dont need. , ,. ,. , to say thats exactly what we dont need. ,. ,. , need. I suspect we are going to be talkin need. I suspect we are going to be talking about need. I suspect we are going to be talking about this need. I suspect we are going to be talking about this a need. I suspect we are going to be talking about this a lot, need. I suspect we are going to be talking about this a lot, lot need. I suspect we are going to be talking about this a lot, lot more. | talking about this a lot, lot more. For the moment, simon, talking about this a lot, lot more. Forthe moment, simon, thank talking about this a lot, lot more. For the moment, simon, thank you very much. Simon calder. Thousands of children are currently separated from their parents as the result of the conflict in tigray, ethiopia thats the conclusion of a report by Save The Children, which also says many minors are living in unsafe and dire conditions in informal camps. Six months after the fighting started, the charity says almost 1,000 unaccompanied children and more than Four Thousand separated children have been recorded by the un. 0ur Africa Correspondent Correspondent Catherine Byar hanga explained the background to the crisis. It is already very difficult to get Aid And Support to tigray and what Save The Children are saying is that children are already facing the brunt of this. Many are turning up at informal camps and they dont have adult caregivers which means it is very hard for them to get food, water and shelter. 0n is very hard for them to get food, water and shelter. On top of this, some children are living in single rooms with dozens of other people, including adults. Now, this leaves them at risk of physical and even sexual violence. The important thing right now is to open up access for humanitarian organisations across tigray. The un estimates 1. 7 million people have been displaced because of the fighting. But because of the inaccessibility too much of the region, Only10 ,10 of inaccessibility too much of the region, only 10 , 10 of these people, have received humanitarian aid. The unit the un, the usa and several European Countries are calling for an end to the conflict, for negotiations, and for the thousands of people in the region to receive the aid that they need. This is a conflict that began in november of last year. You had the regional government, the tplf that took on the federal government, the ethiopian government, and now a month into the conflict the government said they had won the war but the fighting has continued. Forces from neighbouring eritrea have been involved in this conflict, and we have received numerous reports of massacres being committed by all sides. Another aspect of this conflict has been the use of rape. Women, young girls, have talked about being raped by soldiers either from Eritrea And Ethiopia and right now the real concern is that people are just being caught now the real concern is that people arejust being caught up in this conflict and they are not getting the help that they need. That was Catherine Byaruhanga there. The family of a Police Community Support officer killed in kent have called for people to light candles this evening and leave them on their doorstep in her memory. Its one week since the body of 53 year old Julia James was discovered in woodland. A Murder Investigation is under way, but police say they still dont have a motive and no arrests have been made. Tim muffett reports. Seven days since the Discovery Ofjulia Jamess body, and police say they still dont know why she was attacked. Yesterday, people living close to Akholt Wood in kent, where her body was found, were advised by police to tell someone when they are going out. They have also been urged to keep a fully charged phone with them and to plan a route. Julias Daughter Bethan has also responded to requests for a vigil in her mothers honour. In a social Media Post that has been shared with the bbc, bethan asked people to instead light candles on their doorstep. A number of people have asked about Holding A Vigilfor my mum, bethan wrote, and whilst i am so grateful for people wanting to remember her, im very conscious that any gathering would need to be policed if it was even allowed. Perhaps we could ask those who wish to remember mum to light a candle for her and leave it on their doorstep. At 7pm, i will light a candle for her. Julia james had been taking her dog for a walk when she was attacked a few hundred metres from her home. Despite appeals for information and witnesses, there have been no arrests and police at the weekend said they are ruling nothing out. We do not, at this stage, have any identified suspects. We are keeping all options open to us while we fully investigate the circumstances of this matter and try to understand exactly what happened. We do not, at this stage, understand the motive for this attack. Julias family have described her as a fiercely loyal wife, mother, Daughter And Grandmother who loved people with her whole heart. Tim muffett, Bbc News. Asummary of a summary of the main stories. At least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. The Foreign Ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for theirfirst Face To face talks for more than two years. The Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india worth £1 billion. Meanwhile, india worth £1 billion. Meanwhile, india has recorded more than 20 Million Covid Infections the government says cases are slowing down. Plans to allow Nonessential Travel To Europe will be discussed during a meeting of Eu Leaders later. They will potentially alarming entry to fully vaccinated visitors. Potentially allowing entry. Lets get more on our top story about Mexico City. An Overpass Collapsing onto a busy road is a train went across it. Dozens others are injured. People have begun to gather at the scene to check on the safety of their relatives. Translation my brother is there and they have to get Him Out. My brother is there and they have to get Him Out get Him Out. Who knows how long it will take . In get Him Out. Who knows how long it will take . In the get Him Out. Who knows how long it will take . In the morning, get Him Out. Who knows how long it will take . In the morning, when get Him Out. Who knows how long it will take . In the morning, when the trains start will take . In the morning, when the trains start their will take . In the morning, when the trains start their services, will take . In the morning, when the trains start their services, we will take . In the morning, when the trains start their services, we can i trains start their services, we can feel it trains start their services, we can feel it at trains start their services, we can feel it at our trains start their services, we can feel it at our home, It Shakes. Speaking feel it at our home, It Shakes. Speaking a feel it at our home, It Shakes. Speaking a little earlier from Mexico City A Localjournalist explained how the accident happened. Really tragic images, the train, as it was coming, the structure collapsed completely and the train really broke into two pieces, there were several cars underneath it, so there is one theory that one of the cars hit one of the columns holding up this structure and thats what caused the collapse. Immediately, a very chaotic scene as Emergency Services and people arrived, tragic images of one mother looking for her 14 year old son, and various other people searching for missing people, a lot of messages going around, trying to locate people. There was a suspension on the Rescue And Care operations because of fears of further collapses that could injure or kill more people. This is an area, an area on the outskirts of Mexico City, relatively poor area, lots of people still at that time coming back from work. The hospitals around there are still recovering from a lot of the Covid Pandemic but also, controversy about the line itself, it was made under the then mayor who is now the Foreign Secretary and seems a contender for the president of mexico. A lot of people criticising the line being made. Also, after the earthquake of 2017, images have come out of some of the columns that were very damaged, there is concern they werent repaired properly and maybe this tragedy could have been avoided. The current mayor has been on the scene and shes been overseeing this. Shes also under fire because there is also images that had come out, some stories that have come out from last year of neighbours around the area, living in the area saying and showing photos that thiS Line was not safe then and there is concern about the structure. So she is also under fire but really, taking more of the political damage so far, the Foreign Secretary. The metro here is used massively, its one of the very heavily used and sometimes really crowded, you go in there, its body to body, crammed on the trains unfortunately, one of the witnesses, one guy who got out of the train in one piece and was talking to some Tv Cameras right outside. He said it wasnt that crowded because it was 10 20pm, Mexico City time. But there are still significant numbers of people, old people, young people, all kinds of people there who are injured or dead in this tragedy. The way these overpasses are built, you have cars on either side and the columns in the middle. Now, the way the train collapsed down, as it collapsed, also on to a part of the road, there might be someone driving along there, who had a Train Fall on top of them, another tragedy there but also it could have been an accident, one of the theories is a car veered off and banged into one of the columns which cause the whole collapse in the first place. That was an update on the situation in Mexico City. Some newsjust in, from the office of national statistics, covid rates in schools in england, data showing relatively few Secondary School pupils and staff tested positive in march, shortly after classes returned to Face To face teaching. 137 schools, this included 80 secondary and 57 primary schools in 15 local authorities took part in the survey. Within these schools, more than 15,000 people had at least one Covid Test between the 15th And 31st of march. The results for the fourth round of the Survey Show 0. 34 of Secondary School pupils and 0. 19 of staff tested positive on swabs of the virus and those percentages are lower than surveys done in november and december when a Community Infection rates were also higher. The Ons Infection rates were also higher. The 0ns says results for primary schools were too small statistically to be meaningful. Interesting piece of data coming into us. Here in the uk, the Prime Minister has suggested non essential foreign travel could resume for people in england in as little as two weeks time under the governments new Traffic Light System. Paul charles, Who S the chief executive of the Travel Pr and Brand Consultancy the Pc Agency its certainly good to see the Prime Minister is sticking to his Road Map that he announced in february for travel to open up from the 17th Of May, thats positive. Its encouraging he is looking to protect jobs across the Travel And Tourism sector by doing so. But we need to see quite a wide Green List opening up. And ifearat the see quite a wide Green List opening up. And ifear at the moment, talk from government of ten or so countries, simply is not enough when you are seeing the eu set the pace much faster in terms of opening up countries earlier. And with the Infection Rate being so low in the uk, and thankfully the Death Rate now, and they should be opening up International Travel as widely as possible from the 17th. We International Travel as widely as possible from the 17th. International travel as widely as possible from the 17th. We wait to see what the possible from the 17th. We wait to see what the eu possible from the 17th. We wait to see what the eu decides possible from the 17th. We wait to see what the eu decides after possible from the 17th. We wait to see what the eu decides after thisj see what the eu decides after this Meeting Today thats happening about opening up for travel but what country is at this stage do you think will be open for travel from england from the 17th . In think will be open for travel from england from the 17th . England from the 17th . In our anal Sis England from the 17th . In our analysis we england from the 17th . In our analysis we are england from the 17th . In our analysis we are predicting england from the 17th . In our analysis we are predicting up| england from the 17th . In our. Analysis we are predicting up to england from the 17th . In our analysis we are predicting up to 24 countries especially when you include the 14 british 0verseas Territories of the likes of gibraltar, the cayman islands, montserrat, the falkland islands, small islands, small places, but the wider the list, the better and i think you are also going to see malta, israel, possibly barbados, opening up. And indeed, this morning, the Foreign Office perhaps accidentally, has updated its own website pages to also add the likes of tours, roads, canary islands, zakynthos, corfu, crete, among others. To its list of places acceptable to travel to. And thats very encouraging, because It Suggests the list would be much wider. Wider. Looking at twitter in the last few minutes, wider. Looking at twitter in the last few minutes, you wider. Looking at twitter in the | last few minutes, you retweeted wider. Looking at twitter in the last few minutes, you retweeted you were going to be talking to me generated a lot of traffic, clearly people are interested, clearly there is an appetite for travel and i believe you are self isolating at the moment because you have just come back to mexico Yesterday. What come back to mexico Yesterday. What was the experience come back to mexico Yesterday. Transit was the experience like . Come back to mexico Yesterday. Iiisgt was the experience like . Thats right, it was easier than i thought it would be, certainly pretty tough leaving Gatwick Airport to go to canc n, been asked by Armed Police why i was leaving the country but it was a very easyjourney to get into mexico, then coming back is actually much tougher at the moment, and this is one of the problem is, the layers of complexity to get back into the uk. Having to fill out a number of forms, not only for the mexican authorities, but obviously the Passenger Locator Form for the uk, having to take a number of tests, having to take a number of tests, having to take a number of tests, having to think about paying for those tests, amounting to 200 £300 if you test to release early. Its those tests, amounting to 200 £300 if you test to release early. Its a very difficult process at the moment, that the Uk Government has in place. Difficult but necessary . It may have been understandable a few months ago when infections were much higher but its certainly not understandable now and thats why from the 17th Of May, we will see some listing of these restrictions im some listing of these restrictions im pleased to say meaning we wont have to say why we are leaving the uk in the first place so its good to see. But we do need to see It Speeded up, we cant be in a position even by the end ofjune, when we are still waiting for many countries to be put onto a greenest, when infections are so low. The all a when infections are so low. The all party parliamentary group when infections are so low. The all party parliamentary group on coronavirus Hearing Evidence this morning, from a number of experts, people in the events sector, the Premier League, also travel experts, and the appg said in the last day or so, that Airport Arrival holes are a Breeding Ground for infection. Do you have concerns about the potential for people coming back from different countries which are in different parts of the Traffic Light System, mingling and that being an area where perhaps, infections could be passed on . Firstly, i came back through Gatwick Airport Yesterday and i tweeted a picture of it, it was empty so im not sure every airport in the uk is at all infected by these findings from the committee, certainly heathrow has been facing issues with queues of up to six hours or so and i understand they are now looking at the possibility of creating specific Red Terminal so if you came back from a red country, you would be funnelled through that particular terminal at heathrow, lets hope that happens but more widely, i think there are now 15 Million people in there are now 15 Million people in the uk who have been vaccinated twice. The most vulnerable are protected. The data is showing certainly early data, is showing that vaccinations are preventing transmission much more than they used to be so we are starting to see the Magic Effects of the vaccinations. And that means we should be enabled to travel much more widely than we can in fact come back into the country safely and therefore, that means there should be less testing if you are coming back from a Green Country which is on the greenest for a reason, because It Safe so im hoping some of these recommendations by the Committee Wont of these recommendations by the Committee Wont actually be needed in the next few weeks as restrictions are loosened. That was Paul Charles Hospitality Bosses have lost a legal challenge to bring forward the Reopening Date for indoor dining in england. Theyd argued there was no scientific justification for Keeping Pubs and restaurants shut, while non essential retail could re open. But a High Courtjudge dismissed the case on the grounds the hearing would likely take place after the May 17th when indoor hospitality is due to restart in england anyway. Care home residents are being allowed to go on some trips outside from today in england without having to isolate for two weeks on their return. Campaigners have welcomed the new guidance, which means residents can go for a walk or visit a Loved Ones garden. Those leaving for medical appointments will still have to self isolate when they get back. A Second Spike In Covid 19 cases is putting renewed pressure on the Health Care System in the philippines. The country has the second highest number of cases in South East asia, behind indonesia with less than 1 of the total population vaccinated so far. And with one of the longest and hardest lockdowns in the world, a crippling recession has forced thousands onto the streets in search of food. Howard johnson reports from manila. At manilas main crematorium, smoke billows incessantly. 0utside, ambulances and Hearses Queue to deliver the dead. A driver tells us that the incinerator has stopped working, overloaded because of the pandemic. Inside, urns await collection, from Loved Ones. Translation at 5am, | we waited in line, we got to the emergency room, waited for another two hours, all in all, we waited for almost six hours. A second hard lockdown has seen daily new cases begin to fall. Down from a peak of 15,000, now to around 8000 per day. It is according to the department of health. However, doctors groups are warning that with less than 1 of the population fully vaccinated, the country remains in a precarious situation. Right now, there are some local governments that have not started the vaccination because there is no available vaccines any more. There seems to be no effective programmes to contain the pandemic. The row s longest and hardest lockdown has sent the economy into a crippling recession, the suffering of the poor, this Mineral Resident put a humble Bamboo Card stocked with food on a Street Corner along with food on a Street Corner along with a sign. Give what you can, take what you need. But when a member of the government questioned if the initiative had ties to and communism, and are temporarily suspended the initiative for fear of retribution. What started as a single Food Bank has now evolved into hundreds of initiatives, the people here telling me there are not enough jobs and Food Hand outs for the government to go around and thats why they are queueing in the midday sun. Shortly before 2pm this Food Bank was abruptly shut down by the police. An order had been given to distribute the food to the local council. These women who had been queueing since 10am said they are yet to receive financial aid from the government. The government says it has distributed 75 of its financial Aid Programme to metro manila, the Hand Out isjust 21 programme to metro manila, the Hand Out is just 21 per person so the poor continue to queue. Howard johnson, Bbc News. The billionaire philanthropists Bill And Melinda gates have announced they are to divorce. The Couple Who run the worlds biggest charitable foundation together have been married for 27 years and have three children. The microsoft Co Founder turned philanthropist and his wife have built up a combined 124 Billion dollarfortune, making them among the five richest couples in the world. The couple jointly run the Bill And Melinda Gates Foundation, which in 2019 had net assets of more than 43 Billion dollars. Bill and Melinda Gates donated more than 36 Billion Dollars into the foundation between 1994 and 2018, which focuses primarily on public health, education and Climate Change. Its grants included some 1. 75 billion dollars to vaccine initiatives and research during the covid 19 pandemic. North america correspondent, Peter Bowes reports. One of the most famous and highest achieving couples in the world. Wealthy beyond imagination, Bill And Melinda gates met at microsoft, but they are best known as a Power Couple for the work of their charitable foundation. The news that they are planning to separate came out of the blue. They both tweeted a statement. The couple will continue to work together at their foundation, but they say, we no longer believe we can grow together as a couple in this next phase of our lives. The Bill And Melinda Gates Foundation has had a huge impact on the world of philanthropy, with billions spent fighting causes such as infectious diseases and encouraging vaccinations in children. They already had been developing kind of the state philanthropic persona in a very public sense. Bill with a Focus On Global Health and Climate Change with a kind of technocratic approach. Melinda with a focus on gender equity, a more community centred approach. In a sense, i think the decoupling had already occurred. Bill gates, who founded microsoft in 1975, is the worlds fourth richest person with a Net Worth of more than 100 billion. There is no word on any financial agreement between the couple. They have asked for Space And Privacy for theirfamily as they begin to navigate their new lives. Peter bowes, Bbc News, los angeles. A Landmark Trial has begun in the united states against apple, accusing the Tech Giant of abusing its market dominance. Epic games, which makes fortnite, says Game And App developers have no choice but to use the technology giants App Store. Apple denies that its practices are unfair. Leah nylen is the anti Trust Reporter at politico, whos been following the trial from oakland in california. She explained its Significance Epic is really bringing claims that get to the root of apples entire business model. They are challenging Apples Ability to regulate its App Store, one of its biggest revenue centres. What they really want is they want to reduce the commission is that developers have to pay. They right now. Apple charges all developers of digital goods a 30 commission. Epic would like that to be lower. They also would like to offer apps within the App Store, like other App Stores, essentially, within apples App Store. So you could go to epics App Store and download games from there instead of from apple, and that would Sort Of completely upend apples business model. Thats what epic wants, if it wins, but it is Sort Of a legal tricky area here in the us. Its something that they call the Sort Of very frontiers of competition law. So its not a guaranteed win for epic, but there is a lot of interest in this trial at the congressional level as well. About two weeks ago there was a hearing here in congress about App Stores, and there were senators of both parties, the republicans and democrats, who were really very sceptical, i would say, of apples arguments, and suggested that they might want to possibly change the law or regulate if epic should lose. More on thursdays elections now. In wales, there are questions over independence and whether therell even be a Welsh Parliament in the future. But as Tomos Morgan has been finding out, covid is still featuring highly in the decisions of many voters. My heart stopped twice, so they had to cpr me, twice. In march last year, Scott Howell became the first Coronavirus Patient that needed intensive Care Treatment at the royal Gwent Hospital in newport, south wales. My wife had two calls to say that was it, i wasnt going to pull through. The advice they got from italy was suggesting that if people had not come out of a coma within two weeks, if they did come out, they were going to have major failures of organs, and i took two and a half weeks. But yeah, it wasnt looking good. My heart had stopped twice. They had to perform cpr on me. My kidneys had failed. I was on dialysis. He made a miraculous recovery after his eight weeks in hospital, but it took him the best part of last year before feeling normal once again. For the rest of that year, i thought i was going to die every day. So every twinge i had, every day i got up and didnt feel myself, i thought, this is going to be my last day. It makes you appreciate the very simple things. The two things i did not have in hospital that i wanted was fresh Air And Someone to give me a cwtch. Back working from home now and spending time with the family, has his experience of covid impacted how he will vote on May The 6th . High enough yet . It has changed where i put my vote this time. I met nurses when i was in there, seeing how hard they worked. I met one nurse in particular who had come out of retirement to help because she felt that was her vocation and she had to help, putting herself into a crisis, where people were dying of the nursing staff, and she still put herself out there. This year, as well as education and the future of the nhs, Welsh Independence and abolishing the Welsh Parliament, as well as the governments handling of covid, are just some of the themes being passed around by the parties standing in this election. Cut towards the ball but which issues have caught the minds of the cardiff harlequins senior mens rugby team, back at training after four and a half months of enforced Winter Break . Things like health, social care, housing, those are the important things, i think overlooked sometimes in these discussions, so yeah, those core things really, for me. I feel like this year, University Students have been left behind, Sort Of, not concentrated enough on, Sort Of, our Mental Health. I think we need to make our own decisions, so for me, i believe firmly in independence and thats the way we need to go. Its one that has to look quite broad. I think weve got a lot of problems at the moment in society. I think we need to look at a broad spectrum. Since the Senedds Inception just over two decades ago, Welsh Labour has been in power in some Shape Or Form but now, theres more choice than ever for welsh voters come May The 6th. And for many, the key question will be, do we want more of the same or is it Time For A Change . Tomos morgan, Bbc News, outside the senedd. Nine endangered giraffes have been rescued from an island threatened by rising Flood Waters in kenya. The Baringo Giraffe also known as the rothschild giraffe is close to extinction, with fewer than Two Thousand left in the wild. Emmanuel igunza reports. Its an audacious rescue mission. The Baringo Giraffe is being carefully ferried to a new home in a custom made barge. Shes one ofjust 3,000 Baringo Giraffes that remain in the world. The local community decided to act when a herd became trapped on a disappearing island. Decades of rising water in Lake Baringo meant the island was getting smaller every year. The Food Availability on the island is highly fluctuating and insufficient, so it is justifying in supporting the need for the translocation of the giraffe to the mainland. He speaks his own language. The team has been using Satellite Images to plan the move. The digital Africa Platform contains data that until recently was only available to a handful of people. Now the team can see changes in Water Levels and Vegetation Cover in the region going back several decades. Its a new tool for conservationists responding to africas increasingly unpredictable weather. These erratic patterns means that we have to deploy real time data and information to support Conservation Efforts both by citizens and governments to ensure that they plan effectively and try to mitigate the devastating impacts of these climatic changes. 0n the mainland, the barge must be carefully brought to the shore. The rest of the herd have already made this perilous journey and they are waiting for her in the new giraffe sanctuary. The long term aim is to introduce more giraffes from other parts of the country and build up Kenyas Population of Baringo Giraffes. Emmanuel igunza, Bbc News, kenya. Wonderful to see that rescue. Youre watching Bbc News. Joanna will be here with you next. Now its time for a look at the weather with carol. Hello again. Yesterday it was pretty wet and windy and today we are looking at another cool day ahead and also one with sunshine, a lot of cloud and showers. All courtesy of this area of low pressure pushing into the near continent, still tightly packed isobars, coming from the North West which means it will feel cool wherever you are. So as well as the wind we have a lot of showers, some of those through the day will be heavy and thundery with hail, wintry on the mountain tops in scotland, some of them urging especially a North West england, the midlands, East Anglia. These black circles represent the strength of the wind, as you see, although not quite as windy as it was Yesterday, It Still is going to be a noticeably windy day and temperatures ranging from 6 degrees in the north, to 13 or 14 in the south, so still below average for the time of year. Through this evening and overnight the showers continue to push south, some wintriness on the hills of shropshire, the peak district, Northern Ireland but the Snow Level in scotland coming down to around 250 metres and where you see the blue colours we expect a widespread frost but further south you could see pockets of frost under clear skies. A lot of Sunshine Tomorrow compared to today but a lot of showers coming in, some of those will be wintry on the hills, temperatures between 8 and 12 degrees. Not quite as windy as it will be today either. And then as we head through the rest of the week, weve got this little system coming our way on thursday, from the South West which looks like it will bring in some thicker cloud and some rain across the very far south of england, the English Channel, the channel islands. For the rest of us, sunshine and a mixture of showers, some of them will be wintry on the hills. Cold wind coming from the north, temperatures between 8 degrees and 12 degrees. As we move into friday, we have a ridge of high pressure which means things will be more settled, still areas of cloud and some showers that you see, those are Waiting In The Wings in time for the weekend. Temperatures 7 15 , lighter winds, not feeling as cold as it will feel in the next couple of days. There is that system, an area of low pressure, looks like it will bring some wet and windy weather with it, but it will bring some milder conditions as the wind swings to the South West. This is Bbc News. The headlines at 11. At least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. Translation at this point, we still have not identified i those who are trapped. But rest assured, the secretary of the navy and all his team and the civil Protection Team, as well as firefighters of course, are Doing Everything they can. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first Face To face talks for more than two years. The Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india, worth £1 billion. As indias confirmed covid cases hit 20 Million crickets indian Premier League one of the worlds most watched sporting events, is suspended indefinitely after a rise in cases among players. Plans to allow Nonessential Travel To Europe will be discussed during a meeting of Eu Leaders later. Theyll look at potentially allowing entry to fully vaccinated visitors. A call to light candles this evening, at a vigil to remember murdered Police Community Officer Julia James a week after the discovery of her body in woods in kent. The Break Up of one of the richest and most influental couples in the world. Bill and Melinda Gates announce they are set to divorce. And coming up later this hour, how a Rescue Operation saved nine endangered giraffes from an island threatened by rising Flood Waters in kenya. Rescue workers in Mexico City are carefully working their way through the wreckage of Metro Train carriages, after a Railway Overpass collapsed onto a busy road. Latest reports say 23 people have died, including some children, and around 50 people have been taken to hospital. The accident happened in the southern part of Mexico City, at the 0livos Station on the Metros Line 12. The authorities have promised an investigation into what caused the collapse. Speaking from the scene, the Citys Mayor said one of the columns holding up The Bridge gave way, sending several Train Carriages to the ground. Translation at this point, we still have not identified i those who are trapped. But rest assured, the secretary of the navy and all his team and the civil Protection Team, as well as firefighters of course, are Doing Everything they can to see if they can identify any further people. As news emerged about the collapse, people began to gather at the scene to check on the safety of their relatives. Translation my brother is they trapped, crushed i and who knows how long it will take . Translation in the morning, when the trains start their services, you can feel it at our home. It shakes. A short time ago, Will Grant, our correspondent in Mexico City, told us what was known about the accident. Well, this took place on line 12, which is in fact the newest line on the entire Subway System in Mexico City. Mexico citys Subway System is one of the busiest in North America. In fact, the second busiest after new york, moving tens of millions of passengers a week. But it is still a surprise that it is the newest line and not one of the older ones that has had this collapse. As you said there now, there have been fears among the emergency crews, the ambulance crews, the firefighters, that there could be further collapse, unless they can secure the rest of that overpass. Clearly those on the train would either have been coming home from shifts or perhaps going out to work night shifts, or On The Road beneath the passage at that fateful moment. Claudia sheinbaum has been on the scene really from the very moment it was made clear that this was a significant incident. She has been updating the public with her twitter feed, shes saying she is working at the main Command Centre there, with all of the different heads of the different Emergency Services. It is of course a multi agency task, this one, to try and first get to the survivors, first and foremost, but again of course secure that overpass so this doesnt turn into an even bigger disaster. But there will be huge questions later on for the Mayors Office and for the previous mayors under whom this extension of the line 12 was put in. So i think there are very difficult questions to be answered about the worthiness of the structures, the reliability of the structures, the oversaturation of the Subway System in Mexico City as a whole. Very difficult questions of course. They are simply focused on reaching the survivors and trying to get the injured attended to in hospital and on the scene. The international Trade Secretary, Liz Truss, has said shes open to relaxing the rules on immigration from india to the uk, as part of a future free Trade Agreement between the two countries. Earlier, the government announced an interim package of Trade And Investment deals worth £1 billion which it hopes will create 6000 jobs. This is what the international Trade Secretary Liz Truss said earlier. The situation in india is completely heartbreaking, and we are doing all we can to help. Weve sent out 600 pieces of equipment including oxygen and ventilators and that is what the Indian Government are asking for now. I have a call later today with my indian counterpart to talk about what more assistance we can give, but as well as the short Term Effort to help with covid, and of course the Indian Government helped us last year, bringing Paracetamol Into The Uk, we are looking at what we can do in the longer term. The overall free Trade Agreement is going to be very important and we want a Double Trade with india by 2030. Todays announcement will deliver 6,000 jobs across the uk, including in places like rochdale, newcastle, so that is very positive. Were also working closely with the Serum Institute who are to be doing more investment in the Uk 0ur economics correspondent, andrew walker, gave us his take on the new agreements the bulk of this is the kind of thing that very often goes with some. It is a wide range of specific Export Opportunities opened up for individualfirms in the indian market and specific investments being made into the uk. These are commercial decisions, if you like, that in many cases it is fair to say probably would have gone ahead anyway, but are given a little bit of an extra boost by the involvement of Prime Ministers in the whole process. A couple of other interesting aspects. Some more, if you like, general Trade Barriers that are being addressed in this for the first time so it will be possible for british growers of apples, pears and quince to export. And it will be a little easier for exporters of medical equipment to get their goods certified in india. Also some agreements on making it easier in terms of providing legal services and recognition of educational qualifications. Those are the things that go a little beyond what you might call the routine commercial rubber stamping of deals that probably would have gone ahead anyway, and that is quite a striking aspect of this deal. The Cricket Tournament the indian Premier League has been suspended after an increase in coronavirus cases among players. The country is wrestling with a ferocious wave of covid 19 and the latest coronavirus figures Show Infections there have now passed 20 Million. India has added around Eight Million new cases since the end of march. 0ur Correspondent Devina Gupta is in delhi and gave this update on the extent of the crisis. It is getting more and more difficult each day for thousands of families who are seeing their Loved Ones lost because they are not able to get adequate medical aid even in major cities and one of the most prominent crises of oxygen started his remains, and in indias Capital Delhi it all centred on medical supplies reaching hospitals last night, at midnight, and that was last night. This morning we have seen another sos from a Childrens Hospital asking for oxygen supplies claiming they will be running out within two hours. That is the desperate situation we are seeing right now, despite the global aid coming in. This morning we have seen over 500 Oxygen Concentrators from the us, around 400 Oxygen Cylinders from the uk as well, but the Distribution And Management of these resources is a big challenge and that is whyjust Yesterday indias prime Minister Narendra Modi has pressed the army into service, calling them to boost the current medical setup and medical students are also pulled out from their colleges and have been asked to help hospitals at this time of need. Hospitality bosses have lost a legal challenge to bring forward the Reopening Date for indoor dining in england. Theyd argued there was no scientific justification for Keeping Pubs and restaurants shut, while Nonessential Retail could re open. But a High Courtjudge dismissed the case on the grounds the hearing would likely take place after the May 17th, when indoor hospitality is due to restart in england anyway. Care home residents are being allowed to go on some trips outside from today, in england, without having to isolate for two weeks on their return. Campaigners have welcomed the new guidance, which means residents can go for a walk or visit a Loved Ones garden. Those leaving for medical appointments will still have to self isolate when they get back. The number of Covid Infections in schools in england is down, according to the office for national statistics. Relatively few Secondary School pupils and staff in england tested positive for coronavirus in march, shortly after classes returned to Face To face teaching. 137 schools, 57 primary and 80 secondary, took part in the survey. And within those schools, more than 15,000 people had at least one Covid Test between the 15th And 31t of march. The results show a lower number of infections than those seen in similar snapshots in november and december, when Community Infection rates were higher. Plans to allow Nonessential Travel To Europe will be discussed during a meeting of Eu Leaders later. Proposals include allowing entry to those who have received both doses of a covid vaccine, with a clause to apply an emergency brake, giving member states the option to limit travel quickly in response to new variants or rising levels of infection. Mps and peers will discuss covid passports shortly, as they hear evidence from Expert Academics and witnesses, including officials representing the Premier League and the airport 0perators association. 0n the agenda are the ethics and practicalities of introducing covid passports, the challenges facing their implementation and how effective they will be in controlling future outbreaks of the virus. Professor Stephen Reicher advises the uk and Scottish Government on covid 19, and will be giving evidence on covid passports at the all parliamentary group on coronavirus shortly. One of the problems with this debate is it is hopelessly confused on a whole series of dimensions. First of all, it is not clear when people talk about covid passports whether they are talking about vaccinations, tests, whether they are talking about having antibodies because you have been infected before. It is not clear what they will apply to, whether they will apply to International Travel, to going to the shops, even to having a job. So i think there are very big differences. I think the problems come once covid passports, whatever form they take, begin to be perceived as compulsory. Once people begin to think that in effect this means you have to get vaccinated. And the danger with that is it could actually undermine Peoples Willingness to be vaccinated. It could begin to make them think the Vaccination Isnt done for them, for their health, as a matter of public health, but rather something done to them. And that problem is particularly acute in groups which historically have got a more troubled relationship with authority. If you look at the figures, for instance, although Vaccine Uptake is actually very good indeed, and we should be very pleased with it, if you look at more deprived groups, well, they get vaccinated less, and as you go to younger people in those groups, the discrepancy rises. The Prime Minister has suggested Nonessential Foreign Travel could resume for people in england in as little as two weeks time, under the governments new Traffic Light System. Under the plans, only Uk Or Irish Nationals, or those with Residency Rights, will be allowed to return from a country on the red list, and they will be forced to quarantine in an approved hotel, at their own expense, for 10 days. If youre coming back from a country on the new amber list, youll have to take a Test And Self isolate at home for 10 days. A small number of countries with high Vaccination Rates or low levels of infection will be on a Green List. If youve visited any of these, you wont need to quarantine a long as you have proof of a negative test. As yet, no date has been set for a return to foreign travel in scotland, wales or Northern Ireland. Lets speak now to Grahame Bucke from abta, the association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators. We have been anticipating this for some time. Still not clear what is going to emerge but its increasingly suggested there will be a shortlist of green countries initially that could be expanded. What are your thoughts on what you are expecting . What are your thoughts on what you are petting . Are expecting . There has been a lot of speculation are expecting . There has been a lot of speculation about are expecting . There has been a lot of speculation about what are expecting . There has been a lot of speculation about what might are expecting . There has been a lot of speculation about what might be | of speculation about what might be on the list, what might not be, whether that be short or longer. I think we need to wait the extra days to see what is on there and also bearin to see what is on there and also bear in mind the initial list which is announced, once it is announced, will not be forever. It will be changed and hopefully there will be more countries coming into the Green List as we go along. List as we go along. Portugal and malta for Instance List as we go along. Portugal and malta for instance are list as we go along. Portugal and malta for instance are always list as we go along. Portugal and J Malta for instance are always the ones suggested to be on the initial Green List. Could someone safely Bank Booking a holiday in those countries now . 5 Bank Booking a holiday in those countries now . Countries now . As icy, i would withhold a countries now . As icy, would withhold a few asi as i understand it, the list has not been finalised. Its speculative at the moment, just a matter of time before people do here. What we have had our general principles for deciding which countries may go into which colour Traffic Light System. Including prevalence of concern in the country. Not specific details on how it makes one Country Fall into one colour so we will hear soon. It slightly frustrating to have the weight but hopefully not too long. The point about wanting to know specific countries about what dictates countries going into lists is interesting. There were issues last summer where the picture started to change, quarantine was introduced after the summer and it ended up, the government was under pressure to put specifics on it and it came down to number of cases per 100,000 in the country and sometimes looking back on those cases, It Seems like they were remarkably low for compared with where things end up. What would you like to see in terms of specifics . I up. What would you like to see in terms of specifics . Terms of specifics . I dont think its for us terms of specifics . I dont think its for us to terms of specifics . I dont think its for us to say terms of specifics . I dont think its for us to say what terms of specifics . I dont think its for us to say what the its for us to say what the specifics will be what we need the clarity on what they are to help the Travel Industry and also to help potential travellers plan ahead. Insofar as possible, as much notice as we can while skipping travel safe, looking like a country going from green to amber or the other way. I from green to amber or the other wa. ~ from green to amber or the other wa. ~ ,. , from green to amber or the other wa. , ~ ,. ,. , from green to amber or the other wa. ,. , the headlines on Bbc News. At least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first Face To face talks for more than two years the Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india worth £1bn. The charity, Save The Children, says almost 5,000 children, displaced by the fighting in the Tigray Region of northern ethiopia, have been separated from their parents. Many have been arriving at displaced people s camps or informal shelters. In the six months since the war began, 1. 7 million people have fled their homes and the united nations has warned of a worsening humanitarian situation in the region. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are holding their first Face To Face Summit in more than two years this morning. The meeting in london will consider some of the main challenges facing the world, including how to deal with china, russia and iran. Uk Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, wholl lead the discussions, says It S a chance to tackle shared challenges. The G7 Group is made up of the uk, canada, france, germany, italy, japan and the united states and this summit comes amid criticism over the uks decision to cut overseas Aid Spending by more than £4 billion. Lets get more on this from our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams the Social Distancing and masks, its the Social Distancing and masks, its a striking image. Its the socialdistancing and masks, its a striking image. Its a striking image. Its a gathering its a striking image. Its a gathering im its a striking image. Its a gathering im sure its a striking image. Its a gathering im sure they i its a striking image. Its a j gathering im sure they all its a striking image. Its a gathering im sure they all are glad to be having in person for the first time in a couple of years but inevitably, the notion that you can get together, look your colleagues in the eyes, you can, but not in full face. They will all be wearing masks which is inhibiting to say nothing of the perspex screens tween them. I think part of what the government is trying to do is to say we can do this kind of thing now, safely, in a way, what is happening this week in london is a dry run for the big event which is the g7 Leaders Meeting in cornwall next month and then of course the Climate Summit In Glasgow in november. But there is a sense that it is high time officials got to see each other Face To face. Its time officials got to see each other Face To face. Its an opportunity for all sorts of bilateral meetings as well as the discussions around the table. ,. ,. As well as the discussions around the table. ,. The table. Dominic raab said what could have sounded the table. Dominic raab said what could have sounded like the table. Dominic raab said what could have sounded like a the table. Dominic raab said what i could have sounded like a statement of the obvious attempt any other time. A lot of platitudes but he said there is a shift towards like minded countries working more closely together in the face of hostile states. 0bviously thats why these organisations came together, its these organisations came together, its about like minded countries getting together and working together, but where we are now in history means its not been as straightforward path. It certainly hasnt. Straightforward path. It certainly hasnt this straightforward path. It certainly hasnt. This is straightforward path. It certainly hasnt. This is the straightforward path. It certainly hasnt. This is the first straightforward path. It certainly hasnt. This is the first such hasnt. This is the first such gathering after after the departure of donald trump, a man who during his time in the White House let all of his allies wondering what would happen next. I think part the americans are trying to do is to say we are back, reliable, the Old America you recognise, your to do business. But also, Dominic Raab is notjust welcoming back business. But also, Dominic Raab is not just welcoming back the business. But also, Dominic Raab is notjust welcoming back the return of a trusted ally, but also talking about britains post brexit global role. Its about britains post brexit global role. Its no accident we have got australia, india, Korea And South africa here as well as guests for this summit. Its africa here as well as guests for this summit. Its part of the Government Attempt to find new clusters of partnerships for specific partnerships Around The World, particularly with a bit of focus on the asia pacific region. Thats focus on the asia pacific region. Thats all going on as well. Part of britains reasserting itself in a different way now that it has left the big european club. That billion ound the big european club. That billion ound deal the big european club. That billion Pound Deal with the big european club. That billion Pound Deal with india, the big european club. That billion Pound Deal with india, obviously i Pound Deal with india, obviously part of the messaging, something tangible on that. What is included in that . What is it . To tangible on that. What is included in that . What is it . Tangible on that. What is included in that . What is it . To be honest, i havent looked in that . What is it . To be honest, i havent looked at in that . What is it . To be honest, i havent looked at the in that . What is it . To be honest, i havent looked at the specifics in that . What is it . To be honest, i havent looked at the specifics of i havent looked at the specifics of that deal, this isnt really a trade gathering, itjust so happens that they were able to announce some progress towards what will ultimately be a much bigger affair than this quite limited set of arrangements. But this is very much about geopolitics, China And Russia and the challenges those two countries posed to the international order, Dominic Raab said Yesterday the world has changed quite a bit in the world has changed quite a bit in the past two years since the last gathering of its kind at the international architecture has in some senses been weakened, Thats Part of what they are trying to repair. Looking at a number of conflicts Around The World. You heard news from afghanistan to the of more taliban attacks, people will be acutely conscious that the americans are leading the withdrawal of western partners from afghanistan later this year. Is that simply going to unravel . Is there something we can collectively do to sure up the government in afghanistan . There is a lot on the table. Is a lot on the table. Thank you very much voters across england, scotland and wales go to the polls on thursday. Theyre electing english local councils, the scottish parliament, the welsh senedd, the london assembly, police and Crime Commissioners and 13 directly elected mayors. And a parliamentary By Election is taking place in hartlepool. Which makes all this the biggest test of Public Opinion outside a General Election. 0ur Political Correspondent helen cattjoins me now. Hartlepool really getting Headlines Today . Hartlepool really getting Headlines Toda . , ,. Today . Yes, it is. There is an enormous today . Yes, it is. There is an enormous Number Today . Yes, it is. There is an enormous number of today . Yes, it is. There is an i enormous number of elections happening on thursday and if you think back to the last time these elections were held, it was a pretty different political landscape. They were in 2016, 2017, some of those held Notjust For Brexit but before the Brexit Referendum results was even held. So quite a different situation. Scottish parliament elections also going to be very big this year in terms of the potential for setting the political weather, if you like, afterwards. Theres for setting the political weather, if you like, afterwards. Theres an expectation they may end up being a pro Independence Majority in the scottish parliament. If that happens, its scottish parliament. If that happens, its likely to raise the prospect of another independence referendum, we know the westminster government is opposed to that. Thats likely to set the weather if thats likely to set the weather if that were to happen. The other thing that were to happen. The other Thing Thatis that were to happen. The other thing that is picking up Headlines Today is that westminster By Election to elect a new mp in hartlepool. The reason for this is that labour have held hartlepool for decades. Since its creation in 1974. There has been a poll out this morning that suggests conservatives could take that with a decent margin. Thats that with a decent margin. Thats just one poll. Always treat those with caution. It plays into that wider discussion though from the General Election last year when the conservatives won a lot of Labour Seats that had been labour held for many, many decades and that discussion about was that a temporary blip for Labour Lending may vote the conservatives over brexit . This is being looked at as an indicator of when they might be something more than that going on. It is a particular test for Sir Keir Starmer, this will be the first set of elections that have been held since he became the leader of the Labour Party and as he told the bbc earlier, it has been quite a difficult year. The first is we lost very badly in December 2019 as a Labour Party, our worst Election Result since 1945, and i took over just over a year ago. And i knew i had a massive rebuild exercise ahead of me, a mountain to climb, and we are climbing that mountain. The second thing is we have been in a pandemic, and in a pandemic, understandably, people tend to gravitate towards the government. That has happened across the world. You can see that happening, and the Vaccine Roll Out has been very successful. Thank you, and a tribute to all those on the front line. The third thing, going back to where we started, i havent been able to get out there. I have not addressed a room of people as Labour Leader since i have been leader of the Labour Party and you would expect to be a Dressing Room of people. Forget kissing babies, i havent shaken the hand of a single voter, and during heavy lockdown restrictions, i was pretty well confined to home or to parliament. That is beyond frustrating, if you want to get in rebuilding a party from a devastating result in 2019. There is pressure for labour to perform well across the in these elections. Sir Keir Starmer was asked whether, if they do not, would that mean its resignation for him . He said hisjob that mean its resignation for him . He said his job was to see through hisjob of rebuilding he said his job was to see through his job of rebuilding the he said his job was to see through hisjob of rebuilding the Labour Party, as you heard, to win the next General Election. I think there is a feeling within labour that this is looking to the longer term. Thank ou ve looking to the longer term. Thank you very much for a Round Up of everything you need to know about the elections, use our really simple guide, . Where you can find information on who is being elected and what the elections mean for you. Find it on our website or use the Bbc News app. The family of a Police Community Support officer killed in kent have called for people to light candles this evening and leave them on their doorstep in her memory. Its one week since the body of 53 year old Julia James was discovered in woodland. A Murder Investigation is under way, but police say they still dont have a motive, and no arrests have been made. Tim muffett reports. Seven days since the Discovery Ofjulia Jamess body, and police say they still dont know why she was attacked. Yesterday, people living close to Akholt Wood in kent, where her body was found, were advised by police to tell someone when they are going out. They have also been urged to keep a fully charged phone with them and to plan a route. Julias daughter, bethan, has also responded to requests for a vigil in her mothers honour. In a social Media Post that has been shared with the bbc, bethan asked people to instead light candles on their doorstep. A number of people have asked about Holding A Vigilfor my mum, bethan wrote, and whilst i am so grateful for people wanting to remember her, im very conscious that any gathering would need to be policed, if it was even allowed. Perhaps we could ask those who wish to remember mum to light a candle for her and leave it on their doorstep. At 7pm, i will light a candle for her. Julia james had been taking her dog for a walk when she was attacked a few hundred metres from her home. Despite appeals for information and witnesses, there have been no arrests and police at the weekend said they are ruling nothing out. We do not, at this stage, have any identified suspects. We are keeping all options open to us while we fully investigate the circumstances of this matter and try to understand exactly what happened. We do not, at this stage, understand the motive for this attack. Julias family have described her as a fiercely loyal wife, mother, Daughter And Grandmother who loved people with her whole heart. Tim muffett, Bbc News. Marriage certificates in england and wales will include the names of mothers of new brides and grooms from today. Until now, the document only named the fathers of the couple. Marriages will also be recorded electronically for the first time, as part of an attempt to modernise and simplify the registration system. Hooray for mothers now its time for a look at the weather with carol. Hello again. We are in for another windy, showery day ahead and the showers will be heavy and thundery with some hail mixed in. A lot of cloud, but a wee bit of sunshine as well. Some of those showers will merge at times, particularly across North West england, the midlands, into East Anglia and give you some heavier downpours. This gives you an indication of the strength of the gusts of wind. So another windy day in prospect, although not quite as windy as it was Yesterday. Temperatures are still below average for the time of year we are looking at six to about ten in the north, 10 to about 14 as we come further south. Through this evening and overnight, our showers continue to sink southwards. It could be wintry in the hills of shropshire, in through the peak district, Northern Ireland and also in the hills of scotland. And scotland and northern england likely to see some frost. We could see pockets of frost elsewhere, where the cloud remains broken. As we go through the next few days, you can see it remains fairly unsettled. There will be showers at times, but by the weekend temperatures up a little. Hello, this is Bbc News. Im joanna gosling. The headlines at least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first Face To face talks for more than two years. The Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india worth £1 billion. As indias confirmed covid cases hit 20 Million, crickets indian Premier League, one of the worlds most watched sporting events, is suspended indefinitely after a rise in cases among players. Plans to allow non essential travel to europe will be discussed during a meeting of Eu Leaders later theyll look at potentially allowing entry to fully vaccinated visitors. A Second Spike In Covid 19 cases is putting renewed pressure on the struggling Healthcare System in the philippines. The country has the second highest number of cases in South East asia, behind indonesia, with less than 1 of the total population vaccinated so far. And with one of the longest and hardest lockdowns in the world, a crippling recession has forced thousands onto the streets in search of food. Howard johnson reports from manila. At manilas main crematorium, smoke billows incessantly. 0utside, ambulances and Hearses Queue to deliver the dead. A driver tells us that the incinerator has stopped working, overloaded because of the pandemic. Inside, urns await collection from Loved Ones. In collection from Loved Ones. Manilas hostels, bed 5 short in manilas hostels, Bed Space is in short supply. Translation at 5am, | we waited in line, we got to the emergency room, waited for another two hours, all in all, we waited for almost six hours. A second hard lockdown has seen daily new cases begin to fall. Down from Apruls Peak of 15,000, now to around 8000 per day. Down from Aprils Peak of 15,000, now to around 8000 per day. It is according to the department of health. However, doctors groups are warning that with less than 1 of the population fully vaccinated, the country remains in a precarious situation. Right now, there are some local governments that have not started the vaccination because there is no available vaccines any more. There seems to be no effective programmes to contain the pandemic. The worlds hardest and longest knocked has sent the economy into a crippling recession. Noticing the suffering of the poor, this Manila Resident put this Bamboo Plant stocked with food on the Street Corner, give what you can, take what you need. The initiative was suspended for fear of retribution. What started as a single Food Bank has now evolved into hundreds of these initiatives across the philippines. You can see by the length of the queue the need of the people here. They tell me there are not enough jobs and Food Hand outs from the government to go around and thatis from the government to go around and that is why they are queueing in the midday sun. But shortly before tpm, this Food Bank was abruptly shut down by the police and an order had been given to distribute the food to the local council. These women had been queueing from 10am and they are yet to receive financial aid from the government. The government says it has it distributed at 75 of its financial Aid Programme to metro manila. They Hand Out isjust Aid Programme to metro manila. They Hand Out is just 21 per person and so the port continued to queue. The poor. Sport and for a full Round Up, from the bbc sport centre, heresjohn watson. Crickets indian Premier League has been postponed due to the countrys mounting coronavirus crisis. More than 300,000 new infections have been reported every day for the past two weeks and multiple cases reported inside the franchise bubbles has forced organisers to act. Cricket Reporter Henry moreanjoins us now. Henry, inevitable this was going to happen . Yes, good morning. 0nce yes, good morning. Once we got Yesterday'>News Yesterday that two players from Kolkata Knight riders had tested positive, then conversations started and they were always going to. With the tournament to be able to continue . Then we got news that the three inside the ten i cam had tested positive and then this morning, a wicketkeeper was to test positive. Back then perhaps force the hand of the bcci. They had an extraordinary meeting at midday and made the decision at the tournament cannot go ahead. The question is when would they be able to fit the competition in . Because this is a tournament in a densely populated schedule of cricket. India are meant to be in england to play the World Test Championship final from mid june and are not due to leave until mid september. Following that, there is a T20 World Cup in october, so hugely cramped schedule. It is when they can possibly fit in the remainder of the indian Premier League. Remainder of the indian premier leaaue. ~ ,. ,. , league. With things unfolding as the are, league. With things unfolding as they are. Was league. With things unfolding as they are, was pressure league. With things unfolding as they are, was pressure growing l league. With things unfolding as l they are, was pressure growing for the league to be stopped . Certainly there was a lot of the league to be stopped . Certainly there was a lot of conversation there was a lot of conversation about whether It Should be taking place, given the circumstances. Made the statement this morning to say the statement this morning to say the tournament would be postponed and said that they were doing an awful lot throughout the competition to ensure that people were kept entertained, provided a distraction for evenings fair supporters across india and they did everything they could to keep it going. 0nce India and they did everything they could to keep it going. Once these cases It Started appearing inside the bio secure bubbles, it felt inevitable that the competition would not be able to continue. Item;r would not be able to continue. Henry with the latest would not be able to continue. Henry with the latest on would not be able to continue. Henry with the latest on the would not be able to continue. Henry with the latest on the postponement of the ipl, thank you very much for that. Beaten World Snooker Finalist Shaun Murphy heaped praise on last Nights Winner, Mark Selby, calling him the greatest all round player in the game at the moment. His 18 15 victory hands him a fourth World Title and at 37 could see him go on to Challenge Stephen hendrys all time record. Heres joe lynskey. In front of a capacity crucible crowd. The seats were full, the sound was real. This is sport in the uk with a capacity crowd, the first we have seen since last march. A step out of lockdown and a platform for two snooker players. Shaun murphy feeds off the crowd but he came into the last session three frames behind. Every time he crept back in, Mark Selby found a way. Selby has won the World Championship three times before. Through this years tournament, hes been consistent and clinical. The crucible holds 980 people. The players hear every gasp and groan on the table. Gasps from crowd. Oh, so close 0ne Mistake is often enough for Mark Selby, his snooker has been unforgiving. There he goes this now was his fourth World Title, and his first for four years. A few years ago, i had some really, really dark days, you know . And, yeah, times were tough. So obviously, all the family, and everyone who is close to me will understand obviously what im going through, so this has been a special one, you know . To win it four times, its just something i could only dream of. Sport is nothing without the fans, and, you know, we have been so thrilled to have everyone back this last fortnight. A full house tonight, and listen, guys, on a personal note, it has been a very tough year for me on tour, as i say. Travel restrictions and stuff like that, a lot has been made of it, but you have brought me back. Thank you. Applause. Thank you, and well said. This final was about more than just the trophy. Sport has spent a year in the silence. Now, for nearly A Thousand fans, it is good to be back. Joe lynskey, Bbc News. A great win for Mark Selby and great to see fans back at the site. Thats all the sport for now. Ill have more for you in the next hour. A petition calling on the government to make Care Home visiting guidance mandatory is being delivered to Downing Street today. Campaigners say that many Care Homes continue to flout government guidelines by imposing restrictions on the number of visits a Family Member can make to a loved one. They say the government has provided a clear Road Map out of lockdown for everyone in society, apart from residents in Care Homes. Were joined now byjenny morrison, Co Founder of the rights for residents campaign. Welcome, thank you very much for joining us. They have obviously been changes as the situation has evolved and the rules around visiting in many Care Homes have been relaxed, but you are concerned it is not and even a picture. Tell us a bit more about how you see the situation. Good morning and thanks for covering this really important issue, i really appreciate that this morning. As you have just pointed out, really appreciate that this morning. As you havejust pointed out, the government have recently produced some guidance that is supposedly instrumental in opening Care Homes up instrumental in opening Care Homes up very carefully and allowing a controlled number of visitors to start seeing that their Loved Ones inside Care Homes. That has been really welcome. But what we are finding is that there are a large number of Care Homes, and particularly the larger care groups who dominate the sector, who refuse point blank to follow some aspects of the Government Guidance. So what we have got at the moment is a postcode lottery, basically, where people like myself for example, i am designated as an essential caregiver in line with the Government Guidance and i can go into my Mums Room and ican and i can go into my Mums Room and i can spend three or four afternoons a week with her for a few hours at a time and my sister can also go in as a designated visitor and she can have an Hours Visit also in addition to that twice a week, which has just been great. I take all of the same. As the staff, i have a Pcr Test once a week, a rapid test every time i visit and go straight into Mums Room as i am not putting anyone else in the Care Home at risk so it is a very safe process. But we are hearing from our members in droves that Care Homes are imposing blanket visiting policies, sometimes as little as 20 minutes per Resident Forjust as little as 20 minutes per resident for just one as little as 20 minutes per Resident Forjust one Family Member once a month for example and so, you know, that cannot be fair. It is not an equal picture. We are saying that they should have the same visiting rights, It Should not depend on the whim of Care Home manager or a large Care Home group as to whether or not they will allow it. Currently, as you pointed out in the introduction, the Care Home at visiting guidance is only advisory and basically relatives who are being kept out by these very, very harsh restrictions have absolutely no recourse to challenge policies, so our Campaign And Petition is calling on the government to mandate the Care Home visiting guidance and ensure there are clear penalties for those Care Homes and care groups that refuse to follow it. And also we are asking for in our petition that in the case of future variance or lockdowns or if cases rise for example in the automat, we really want every resident to have the right of one Family Member, an essential caregiver that can visit in any situation. If cases rise for example in the autumn. We have seen in the pandemic 30,000 people have died from a covid in Care Homes, but over the pandemic, 130,000 residents have died in Care Homes. All of them are spending their last months, hours, weeks alone, isolated, and we really want to make sure that that never happens again. It is heartbreaking never happens again. It is heartbreaking what never happens again. It is heartbreaking what has happened with people in Care Homes being unable to see their Loved Ones for them and the Loved Ones and we will talk in a moment about that, because obviously you mentioned your mum and i know that really formed what you are campaigning now, because of what happened with you at the start of all of this, butjust in terms of why some Care Homes would not be relaxing their guidelines, i wonder why you think it is . One point that has been made by one person from the national association as they are having to deal with insurance policies that do not cover them if they catch. Is that what it boils down to, insurance, as far as you understand . To down to, insurance, as far as you understand . Down to, insurance, as far as you understand . ,. ,. , understand . To be honest, relatives are very frustrated understand . To be honest, relatives are very frustrated by understand . To be honest, relatives are very frustrated by this are very frustrated by this argument, because what seeing at the moment is even in some very small Care Homes with limited resources, they are managing to allow safe visits in line with the guidance and is extracted by the government. And It Seems to be the larger care groups who have huge resources and lets face it, they make huge profits as well and they seem to be the ones shouting loud is that they do not have the resources or are not insured to do this, so my question to them as how come some Care Homes and many Care Homes can facilitate these visits and are not complaining about insurance problems and then others are . Another point, to be perfectly honest, residents are at a loss to how someone can be sued if covid entered a Care Home and they were following all of the Infection Control procedures as outlined in the governments own guidance. With the governments own guidance. With the governments own guidance. With the government really put out guidance they felt was not safe for Care Home residents . Ifind these claims and excuses quite staggering, to be honest, because the government have been very slow to open up Care Homes and they have been very, very cautious and so they obviously are informed by the scientific evidence that it informed by the scientific Evidence Thatitis informed by the scientific evidence that it is safe to open Care Homes, provided it is managed in an acceptable way. So i feel like these claims are becoming quite sinister from those Care Homes that simply were not abide by the government guidelines. I heard from for example one of our members at the weekend who has not seen his motherfor 14 months, she is literally wasting away, she is now four and a half stone, that is how much weight she has lost because she is distraught about being kept away from her family and he is now being allowed just a 20 Minute Visit once a month and that is the only visIt She gets and that is the only visIt She gets and that is to someone who was suffering from dementia who has no conception of what is going on and i say to those companies, please, do the right thing, think about the health and well being, the Mental Health and well being, the Mental Health and well being, of your residence and please do as the government has instructed you to do, which currently they are not doing. We feel that the government have said that they would rather try to encourage Care Homes to open up, but they were told to open up on the 2nd Of December to some extent and here we are now in may and are still some of them are overly restricting visits, totally contrary to the governments advice. You mentioned obviously the governments advice. You mentioned obviously the impact governments advice. You mentioned obviously the impact on governments advice. You mentioned obviously the impact on the governments advice. You mentioned obviously the impact on the mental l obviously the impact on the Mental Health of the residents, i mean, it must be taking a huge toll as well on people like you, on the Loved Ones on the outside. I mentioned your mum, i think we have a picture of how we can look at what you tell us a bit about her. We have not, unfortunately, i thought we did, sorry about that, but do tell us a bit about your mum, how it wasnt how is now. Bit about your mum, how it wasnt how is now how is now. Yes, prior to the pandemic. How is now. Yes, prior to the pandemic, she how is now. Yes, prior to the pandemic, she had how is now. Yes, prior to the pandemic, she had been how is now. Yes, prior to the l pandemic, she had been living how is now. Yes, prior to the pandemic, she had been living in her Care Home for three years. How it was and how it is now. She was really happy and settled and the carers were wonderful, so there were noissues carers were wonderful, so there were no issues and between myself, my partner and my sisters, we used to go into the Care Home five or six days a week and spend full days with mama, sew our care continued. Even after she went into the Care Home. Her life was very full and Family Contact was still very much there and Family Support. Then in the first lockdown, obviously Care Homes had to lock down because it was a new thing and people did not know how to deal with it, so we did not have tests, ppe, we did not have all of the Infection Control procedures that we have got now. So we were kind of relieved that the Care Home locked down in the first instance, but the change in mum in those first three months, without that Family Support and that essential care that family give to a loved one, if they have a dementia for example or young person with a learning difficulty, wow, the deterioration was just rapid and really staggering. She literally stopped eating properly, she lost the power of speech, it was just absolutely horrendous, terrible experience we were left feeling, because we did not see her again until november properly in the Care Home and wejust until november properly in the Care Home and we just felt like we were grieving for somebody that was still alive and we were worried and anxious the whole time and our own Mental Health just suffered so much, as well as mums, so it is the whole family that suffers and what we are saying to the government is, and have acknowledged this in the guidance, is the care that is given by a loved one, essential Mental Health and well being support, you simply cannotjust be removed. You would not remove at the care that is given by a paid carer and the care that we give, not everyone going into a Care Home, but one Family Member, to keep that essential well being support going and to make sure those residents feel safe, it would definitely save the lives of so many because there are many excess deaths which people have put down to people dying of loneliness and isolation, because people need a reason to live, they need something to carry on for. Our care, we are notjust visitors, a visitor is somebody that pops into a Care Home maybe once every couple of months, they might see an Aunt Or Someone they might see an Aunt Or Someone they do not see very often and that is a visit, we are talking about people, a Family Member, that gives absolutely vital emotional and mental Health Support to someone and we want the government to adopt the Emergency Legislation that is being put forward by the joint parliamentary committee on human rights to enshrine one Family Member and essential visitor who can offer that care even in the midst of the pandemic, provided they follow all the Infection Control procedures in exactly the same way as the paid carers do. ,. , exactly the same way as the paid carers do. ,. , exactly the same way as the paid carersdo. ,. , carers do. Jenny, it has really been a privilege carers do. Jenny, it has really been a privilege to carers do. Jenny, it has really been a privilege to talk carers do. 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Two people have sustained serious injuries following an explosion, because yet to be established but it is not being treated as suspicious. Bill and Melinda Gates are to divorce, the pair, who have an estimated fortune of A Hundred Billion pounds said they no longer believed they could grow together as a couple. Heres our North America correspondent, Peter Bowes. One of the most famous and highest achieving couples in the world. Wealthy beyond imagination, Bill And Melinda gates met at microsoft, but they are best known as a Power Couple for the work of their charitable foundation. The news that they are planning to separate came out of the blue. They both tweeted a statement. The Bill And Melinda Gates Foundation has had a huge impact on the world of philanthropy, with billions spent fighting causes such as infectious diseases and encouraging vaccinations in children. They already had been developing kind of the state philanthropic persona in a very public sense. Bill with a Focus On Global Health and Climate Change with a kind of technocratic approach. Melinda with a focus on gender equity, a more community centred approach. In a sense, i think the decoupling had already occurred. Bill gates, who founded microsoft in 1975, is the worlds fourth richest person with a Net Worth of more than 100 billion. There is no word on any financial agreement between the couple. They have asked for Space And Privacy for theirfamily as they begin to navigate their new lives. Peter bowes, Bbc News, los angeles. Nine endangered giraffes have been rescued from an island threatened by rising Flood Waters in kenya. The Baringo Giraffe, also known as the rothschild giraffe, is close to extinction, with fewer than 2,000 left in the wild. Emmanuel igunza reports. Its an audacious rescue mission. The Baringo Giraffe is being carefully ferried to a new home in a custom made barge. Shes one ofjust 3,000 Baringo Giraffes that remain in the world. The local community decided to act when a herd became trapped on a disappearing island. Decades of rising water in Lake Baringo meant the island was getting smaller every year. The Food Availability on the island is highly fluctuating and insufficient, so it is justifying in supporting the need for the translocation of the giraffe to the mainland. He speaks his own language. The team has been using Satellite Images to plan the move. The digital Africa Platform contains data that until recently was only available to a handful of people. Now the team can see changes in Water Levels and Vegetation Cover in the region going back several decades. Its a new tool for conservationists responding to africas increasingly unpredictable weather. These erratic patterns means that we have to deploy real time data and information to support Conservation Efforts both by citizens and governments to ensure that they plan effectively and try to mitigate the devastating impacts of these climatic changes. 0n the mainland, the barge must be carefully brought to the shore. The rest of the herd have already made this perilous journey and they are waiting for her in the new giraffe sanctuary. The long term aim is to introduce more giraffes from other parts of the country and build up Kenyas Population of Baringo Giraffes. Emmanuel igunza, Bbc News, kenya. Now its time for a look at the weather with carol. Hello again. Yesterday it was pretty wet and windy and today we are looking at another cool day ahead and also one with sunshine, a lot of cloud and showers. All courtesy of the this area of low pressure pushing into the near continent, still tightly packed isobars, coming from the North West which means it will feel cool wherever you are. So as well as the wind we have a lot of showers, some of those through the day will be heavy and thundery with hail, wintry on the mountain tops in scotland, some of them merging especially a North West england, the midlands, East Anglia. These black circles represent the strength of the wind, as you see, although not quite as windy as it was Yesterday, It Still is going to be a noticeably windy day and temperatures ranging from 6 degrees in the north, to 13 or 14 in the south, so still below average for the time of year. Through this evening and overnight the showers continue to push south, some wintriness on the hills of shropshire, the peak district, Northern Ireland but the Snow Level in scotland coming down to around 250 metres and where you see the blue colours we expect a widespread frost but further south you could see pockets of frost under clear skies. A lot of Sunshine Tomorrow compared to today but a lot of showers coming in, some of those will be wintry on the hills, temperatures between 8 and 12 degrees. Not quite as windy as it will be today either. And then as we head through the rest of the week, weve got this little system coming our way on thursday, from the South West which looks like it will bring in some thicker cloud and some rain across the very far south of england, the English Channel, the channel islands. For the rest of us, sunshine and a mixture of showers, some of them will be wintry on the hills. Cold wind coming from the north, temperatures between 8 degrees and 12 degrees. As we move into friday, we have a ridge of high pressure which means things will be more settled, still areas of cloud and some showers that you see, those are Waiting In The Wings in time for the weekend. Temperatures 7 15 , lighter winds, not feeling as cold as it will feel in the next couple of days. There is that system, an area of low pressure, looks like it will bring some wet and windy weather with it, but it will bring some milder conditions as the wind swings to the South West. This is Bbc News. The headlines. At least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. Translation at this point, we still have not identified i those who are trapped. But rest assured, the secretary of the navy and all his team and the civil Protection Team, as well as firefighters of course, are Doing Everything they can. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first Face To face talks for more than two years. The Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india worth £1 billion. Plans to allow Nonessential Travel To Europe are being discussed during a meeting of Eu Tourism ministers. Theyll look at potentially allowing entry to fully vaccinated visitors. A call to light candles this evening, at a vigil to remember murdered Police Community Officer Julia James, a week after the discovery of her body in woods in kent. The breakup of one of the richest and most influental couples in the world. Bill and Melinda Gates announce they are set to divorce. And coming up later this hour, how a Rescue Operation saved nine endangered giraffes from an island threatened by rising Flood Waters in kenya. Rescue workers in Mexico City are working their way through the wreckage of Metro Train carriages, after a Railway Overpass collapsed onto a busy road. Reports say 23 people have died, including some children, and around 50 people have been taken to hospital. The accident happened in the southern part of Mexico City at the 0livos Station, on the Metros Line 12. The authorities have promised an investigation into what caused the collapse. Speaking from the scene, the Citys Mayor said one of the columns holding up The Bridge gave way, sending several Train Carriages to the ground. Translation at this point, we still have not identified i those who are trapped. But rest assured, the secretary of the navy and all his team and the civil Protection Team, as well as firefighters of course, are Doing Everything they can to see if they can identify any further people. As news emerged about the collapse, people began to gather at the scene to check on the safety of their relatives. Translation my brother is there trapped, crushed. | and now they have to get Him Out. Who knows how long it will take . Translation in the morning, when the trains start their services, we can feel it at our home. It shakes. A short time ago, Will Grant, our correspondent in Mexico City, told us what was known about the accident. Well, this took place on line 12, which is in fact the newest line on the entire Subway System in Mexico City. Mexico citys Subway System is one of the busiest in North America. In fact, the second busiest after new york, moving tens of millions of passengers a week. But it is still a surprise that it is the newest line and not one of the older ones that has had this collapse. As you said there now, there have been fears among the emergency crews, the ambulance crews, the firefighters, that there could be further collapse, unless they can secure the rest of that overpass. Clearly those on the train would either have been coming home from shifts or perhaps going out to work night shifts, or On The Road beneath the passage at that fateful moment. Claudia sheinbaum has been on the scene really from the very moment it was made clear that this was a significant incident. She has been updating the public with her twitter feed, shes saying she is working at the main Command Centre there, with all of the different heads of the different Emergency Services. It is of course a multi agency task, this one, to try and first get to the survivors, first and foremost, but again of course secure that overpass so this doesnt turn into an even bigger disaster. But there will be huge questions later on for the Mayors Office and for the previous mayors under whom this extension of the line 12 was put in. So i think there are very difficult questions to be answered about the worthiness of the structures, the reliability of the structures, the oversaturation of the Subway System in Mexico City as a whole. Very difficult questions of course. Right now, they are simply focused on reaching the injured attended to in hospital and on the scene. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are holding their first Face To Face Summit in more than two years this morning. The meeting in london will consider some of the main challenges facing the world, including how to deal with china, russia and iran. Uk Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, wholl lead the discussions, says its a chance to tackle shared challenges. The G7 Group is made up of the uk, canada, france, germany, italy, japan and the united states, and this summit comes amid criticism over the uks decision to cut overseas Aid Spending by more than £4 billion. Earlier, our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, gave me this update. Its a gathering im sure they all are glad to be having in person for the first time in a couple of years, but inevitably, the notion that you can get together, look your colleagues in the eyes. Well, you can, but not in full face. They will all be wearing masks, which is inhibiting factor, to say nothing of the perspex screens tween them. Screens between them. I think part of what the government is trying to do is to say we can do this kind of thing now, safely, in a way, what is happening this week in london is a dry run for the big event which is the g7 Leaders Meeting in cornwall next month and then of course the Climate Summit In Glasgow in november. But i think there is a sense that it is high time officials got to see each other Face To face. Its an opportunity for all sorts of bilateral meetings, as well as the big discussions around the table. Dominic raab said what could have sounded like a statement of the obvious at any other time. Theres a lot of that at events like this. A lot of platitudes but he said there is a shift towards like minded countries working more closely together in the face of hostile states. 0bviously thats why these organisations came together, its about like minded countries getting together and working together, but where we are now in history means its not been a straightforward path. It certainly hasnt. This is the first such gathering after after the departure of donald trump, a man who, during his time in the White House, left all of his allies wondering what would happen next. I think part of what the americans are trying to do is to say we are back, reliable, the Old America you recognise, here to do business. But also, Dominic Raab is notjust welcoming back the return of a trusted ally, but also talking about britains post brexit global role. Its no accident we have got australia, india, Korea And South africa here as well, as guests for this summit. Its part of the Governments Attempt to find new of partnerships for specific purposes Around The World, particularly with a bit of focus on the asia pacific region. Thats all going on as well. Part of britains reasserting itself in a different way, now that it has left that big european club. The international Trade Secretary, Liz Truss, has said shes open to relaxing the rules on immigration from india to the uk as part of a future free Trade Agreement between the two countries. Earlier, the government announced an interim package of Trade And Investment deals worth £1 billion, which it hopes will create 6,000 jobs. This is what the international Trade Secretary Liz Truss said earlier. The situation in india is completely heartbreaking, and we are doing all we can to help. Weve sent out 600 pieces of equipment including oxygen and ventilators and that is what the Indian Government are asking for now. I have a call later today with my indian counterpart to talk about what more assistance we can give, but as well as the short Term Effort to help with covid, and of course the Indian Government helped us last year, bringing Paracetamol Into The Uk, we are looking at what we can do in the longer term. The overall free Trade Agreement is going to be very important and we want a Double Trade with india by 2030. Todays announcement will deliver 6,000 jobs across the uk, including in places like rochdale, newcastle, so that is very positive. Were also working closely with the Serum Institute who are to be doing more investment in the Uk 0ur economics correspondent, andrew walker, gave us his take on the new agreements. This is the kind of thing that very often goes with summit meetings. It is a wide range of specific Export Opportunities that have been opened up for individualfirms in the indian market and specific investments being made into the uk. These are commercial decisions, if you like, that in many cases it is fair to say probably would have gone ahead anyway, but are given a little bit of an extra boost by the involvement of Prime Ministers in the whole process. A couple of other interesting aspects. There are some more, if you like, general Trade Barriers that are being addressed in this, for the first time it will be possible for british growers of apples, pears and quince to export. It will be a little easier for exporters of medical equipment to get their goods certified in india. There are also some agreements on making it easier in terms of providing legal services and recognition of educational qualifications. Those are the things that go a little beyond what you might call the routine commercial rubber stamping of deals that probably would have gone ahead anyway, and that is quite a striking aspect of this deal. Here, mps and peers are discussing covid passports as they hear evidence from Expert Academics and witnesses, including officials representing the Premier League and the airport 0perators association. 0n the agenda are the ethics and practicalities of introducing covid passports, the challenges facing their implementation and how effective they will be in controlling future outbreaks of the virus. Borisjohnson has said an announcement on travel will be announced fairly shortly, with details of the uks Traffic Light System expected this week. Grahame bucke is from abta, the association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators. He told me that whatever travel is allowed, the arrangements are likely to change. There has been a lot of speculation about what might be on the list, what might not be, whether that be short or a bit longer. I think we need to wait the few extra days to see what is on there and also bear in mind the initial List List which is announced, will not be it forever. It will be changed and hopefully there will be more countries coming into the Green List as we go along. Would you think. Portugal and malta for instance are always the ones suggested to be on the initial Green List. Could someone safely Bank Booking a holiday in those countries now . As i say, were told a few more days until we have that list. As i understand it, the list has not been finalised. Its speculative at the moment, just a short matter of time before people do hear. What we have had aer general principles for deciding which countries may go into which colour Traffic Light System. Including any variants of concern, prevalence of concern in the country. Not specific details on how it makes one Country Fall into one colour so we will hear soon. Its slightly frustrating to have the wait, but hopefully not too long. The point about wanting to know specific countries about what dictates countries going into lists is interesting. There were issues last summer when the picture started to change, quarantine was introduced after the summer and it ended up, the government was under pressure to put specifics on it and it came down to number of cases per 100,000 in the country and sometimes, looking back on those cases, It Seems like they were remarkably low for compared with where things end up. What would you like to see, in terms of specifics . I dont think its for us to say what the specifics will be, we just need the clarity on what they are to help the Travel Industry and also to help potential travellers plan ahead. Insofar as possible, as much notice as we can, while still keeping travel safe, if its looking like a country going from green to amber or the other way. Plans to allow Nonessential Travel To Europe are being discussed today at a meeting of Eu Tourism ministers. Proposals include allowing entry to those who have received both doses of a covid vaccine, with a clause to apply an emergency brake, giving member states the option to limit travel quickly in response to new variants or rising levels of infection. Hospitality bosses have lost a legal challenge to bring forward the Reopening Date for indoor dining in england. Theyd argued there was no scientific justification for Keeping Pubs and restaurants shut, while Nonessential Retail could re open. But a High Courtjudge dismissed the case on the grounds the hearing would likely take place after the May 17th, when indoor hospitality is due to restart in england anyway. Care home residents are being allowed to go on some trips outside from today, in england, without having to isolate for two weeks on their return. Campaigners have welcomed the new guidance, which means residents can go for a walk or visit a Loved Ones garden. Those leaving for medical appointments will still have to self isolate when they get back. The number of Covid Infections in schools in england is down, according to the office for national statistics. Relatively few Secondary School pupils and staff in england tested positive for coronavirus in march, shortly after classes returned to Face To face teaching. 137 schools, 57 primary and 80 secondary, took part in the survey. And within those schools, more than 15,000 people had at least one Covid Test between the 15th And 31st of march. The results show a lower number of infections than those seen in similar snapshots in november and december, when Community Infection rates were higher. The headlines on Bbc News. At least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first Face To face talks for more than two years the Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india worth £1 billion. Sport and for a full Round Up, from the bbc sport centre. 0rganisers of the ipl say they unanimously agreed to postpone the tournament at an Emergncy Meeting following the growing public Health Emergency in the country. Further positive cases within the teams who are meant to be operating within a bio secure environment posed a further risk to public safety. As henry morean reports. 0nce once we got Yesterday'>News Yesterday that the Kolkata Knight riders had tested positive, conversation started and they were always going to win the tournament continue . Then we have news three inside the Chain Camp have tested positive and this morning, another testing positive. That forced the hand, they had a meeting at midday in the time this morning, this afternoon, and made the decision the tournament could not go ahead. The question is, when will they fit the competition in . This is a tournament fitted into a very densely populated schedule of cricket across 2021. India are meant to be in england to play the World Test Championship final from mid june and not due to leave until mid september, following that, T20 World Cup in october. There is a hugely cramped schedule. Its when they can fit in the remaining 30 or so games of the indian Premier League. Beaten World Snooker Finalist Shaun Murphy heaped praise on last Nights Winner Mark Selby calling him the greatest all round player in the game at the moment. His 18 15 victory hands him a fourth World Title and at 37 could see him go on to Challenge Stephen hendrys all time record. Heres joe lynskey. In front of a capacity crucible crowd. The seats were full, the sound was real. This is sport in the uk with a capacity crowd, the first we have seen since last march. A step out of lockdown and a platform for two snooker players. Shaun murphy feeds off the crowd, but he came into the last session three frames behind. Every time he crept back in, Mark Selby found a way. Crowd cheers. Selby has won the World Championship three times before. Through this years tournament, hes been consistent and clinical. The crucible holds 980 people. The players hear every gasp and groan on the table. Gasps from crowd. Oh, so close 0ne Mistake is often enough for Mark Selby, his snooker has been unforgiving. There he goes this now was his fourth World Title, and his first for four years. A few years ago, i had some really, really dark days, you know . And, yeah, times were tough. So obviously, all the family, and everyone who is close to me will understand obviously what im going through, so this has been a special one, you know . To win it four times, its just something i could only dream of. Sport is nothing without the fans, and, you know, we have been. So thrilled to have everyone back this last fortnight. A full house tonight, and listen, guys, on a personal note, it has been a very tough year for me on tour, as i say Travel Restrictionsl and stuff like that, a lot has been made of it, but you have brought me back. Thank you. Applause. And well said. This final was about more than just the trophy. Sport has spent a year in the silence. Now, for nearly 1,000 fans, it is good to be back. Joe lynskey, Bbc News. Thats all the sport for now. Ill have more for you in the next hour. The family of a Police Community Support officer killed in kent have called for people to light candles this evening and leave them on their doorstep in her memory. Its one week since the body of 53 year old Julia James was discovered in woodland. A Murder Investigation is under way, but police say they still dont have a motive and no arrests have been made. Tim muffett reports. Seven days since the Discovery Ofjulia Jamess body, and police say they still dont know why she was attacked. Yesterday, people living close to Akholt Wood in kent, where her body was found, were advised by police to tell someone when they are going out. They have also been urged to keep a fully charged phone with them and to plan a route. Julias daughter, bethan, has also responded to requests for a vigil in her mothers honour. In a social Media Post that has been shared with the bbc, bethan asked people to instead light candles on their doorstep. A number of people have asked about Holding A Vigilfor my mum, bethan wrote, and whilst i am so grateful for people wanting to remember her, im very conscious that any gathering would need to be policed, if it was even allowed. Perhaps we could ask those who wish to remember mum to light a candle for her and leave it on their doorstep. At 7pm, i will light a candle for her. Julia james had been taking her dog for a walk when she was attacked a few hundred metres from her home. Despite appeals for information and witnesses, there have been no arrests and police at the weekend said they are ruling nothing out. We do not, at this stage, have any identified suspects. We are keeping all options open to us while we fully investigate the circumstances of this matter and try to understand exactly what happened. We do not, at this stage, understand the motive for this attack. Julias family have described her as a fiercely loyal wife, mother, Daughter And Grandmother who loved people with her whole heart. Tim muffett, Bbc News. 0ur Correspondent simonjones is in aylesham for us. It was last tuesday thatJulia James was working from home. She went out to walk her dog, she was attacked. Her body was discovered at around 4pm in the afternoon. Since then, hundreds of officers have been involved in the investigation but they admit they have no clear motive for the attack, no clear suspect and no arrests have been made. This morning, the chief constable of kent police visited this area to get a briefing first hand about what exactly was going on. He would not be drawn on the latest lines of inquiry into terms of the investigation, but he did admit four officers, this is a very difficult inquiry, because they are having to look into the murder of one of their own. , , look into the murder of one of their own. , own. Very upset, very sad, as youd imauine. Own. Very upset, very sad, as youd imagine its own. Very upset, very sad, as youd imagine. Its hugely own. Very upset, very sad, as youd imagine. Its hugely unusual own. Very upset, very sad, as youd imagine. Its hugely unusual for own. Very upset, very sad, as youd imagine. Its hugely unusual for a i imagine. Its hugely unusual for a police imagine. Its hugely unusual for a police officer, a pcso to be murdered in this way. And its sad of course murdered in this way. And its sad of course when anybody is murdered, but the of course when anybody is murdered, but the impact the force is immense and we but the impact the force is immense and we are but the impact the force is immense and we are in deep shock, trying to do all and we are in deep shock, trying to do all we and we are in deep shock, trying to do all we can and we are in deep shock, trying to do all we can to find the offender. The impact do all we can to find the offender. The impact on the force is immense and also the impact on the local community. I have been speaking to people this morning Who Say they are extremely scared about what had happened. Some said they have stopped going out to walk their dog, they will only go out accompanied by other people and the Police Safety Advice has been stepped up, with people being asked to make sure they have their phones and let people know where they are going and how long we are expected to be gone and thats reiterated by the chief constable when he visited the scene here this morning. In terms of the local reaction, you can see the flowers here. They have been growing, more people bringing flowers and taking a quiet moment of contemplation and tonight, people asked not to gather for any Sort Of vigil but have that quiet moment of contemplation at home and perhaps light a candle. Local people and the police are desperate for a breakthrough in this investigation. Thank you, simon. Bill and Melinda Gates are to divorce, after 27 years of marriage. The pair, who have an estimated fortune of a £100 billion said they no longer believed they could grow together as a couple. Heres our North America correspondent, Peter Bowes. One of the most famous and highest achieving couples in the world. Wealthy beyond imagination, Bill And Melinda gates met at microsoft, but they are best known as a Power Couple for the work of their charitable foundation. The news that they are planning to separate came out of the blue. They both tweeted a statement. The couple will continue to work together at their foundation, but they say, we no longer believe we can grow together as a couple in this next phase of our lives. The Bill And Melinda Gates Foundation has had a huge impact on the world of philanthropy, with billions spent fighting causes such as infectious diseases and encouraging vaccinations in children. They already had been developing kind of the state philanthropic persona in a very public sense. Bill with a Focus On Global Health and Climate Change with a kind of technocratic approach. Melinda with a focus on gender equity, a more community centred approach. In a sense, i think the decoupling had already occurred. Bill gates, who founded microsoft in 1975, is the worlds fourth richest person with a Net Worth of more than 100 billion. There is no word on any financial agreement between the couple. They have asked for Space And Privacy for theirfamily as they begin to navigate their new lives. Peter bowes, Bbc News, los angeles. Marriage certificates in england and wales will include the names of mothers of new brides and grooms from today. Until now, the document only named the fathers of the couple. Marriages will also be recorded electronically for the first time, as part of an attempt to modernise and simplify the registration system. Now its time for a look at the weather with carole. Hello again. Yesterday it was pretty wet and windy and today we are looking at another cool day ahead and also one with sunshine, a lot of cloud and showers. All courtesy of this area of low pressure pushing into the near continent, still tightly packed isobars, coming from the North West which means it will feel cool wherever you are. So as well as the wind we have a lot of showers, some of those through the day will be heavy and thundery with hail, wintry on the mountain tops in scotland, some of them merging especially a North West england, the midlands, East Anglia. These black circles represent the strength of the wind, as you see, although not quite as windy as it was Yesterday, It Still is going to be a noticeably windy day and temperatures ranging from 6 degrees in the north, to 13 or 14 in the south, so still below average for the time of year. Through this evening and overnight the showers continue to push south, some wintriness on the hills of shropshire, the peak district, Northern Ireland but the Snow Level in scotland coming down to around 250 metres and where you see the blue colours we expect a widespread frost but further south you could see pockets of frost under clear skies. A lot of Sunshine Tomorrow compared to today but a lot of showers coming in, some of those will be wintry on the hills, temperatures between 8 and 12 degrees. Not quite as windy as it will be today either. And then as we head through the rest of the week, weve got this little system coming our way on thursday, from the South West which looks like it will bring in some thicker cloud and some rain across the very far south of england, the English Channel, the channel islands. For the rest of us, sunshine and a mixture of showers, some of them will be wintry on the hills. Cold wind coming from the north, temperatures between 8 degrees and 12 degrees. As we move into friday, we have a ridge of high pressure which means things will be more settled, still areas of cloud and some showers that you see, those are Waiting In The Wings in time for the weekend. Temperatures 7 15 , lighter winds, not feeling as cold as it will feel in the next couple of days. There is that system, an area of low pressure, looks like it will bring some wet and windy weather with it, but it will bring some milder conditions as the wind swings to the South West. Hello, this is Bbc News. Im joanna gosling. The headlines at least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first Face To face talks for more than two years. The Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india worth £1 billion. Plans to allow Nonessential Travel To Europe are being discussed during a meeting of Eu Tourism ministers theyll look at potentially allowing entry to fully vaccinated visitors. A call to light candles this evening at a vigil to remember murdered Police Community OfficerJulia James a week after the discovery of her body in woods in kent. The Break Up of one of the richest and most influential couples in the World Bill and Melinda Gates announce they are set to divorce. Voters are going to the polls across england, scotland and wales on thursday. Across england, scotland there are elections to the scottish and Welsh Parliaments and in england polls for local councils and directly elected mayors. There is also a parliamentary By Election in hartlepool. Thursday is going to be the biggest test of Public Opinion outside a General Election. As you mentioned, there are an enormous number of elections happening on thursday and if you think back to the last time that these elections were held, it was a pretty different political landscape. They were in 2016, 2017. Some of those were held notjust before brexit, but before the Brexit Referendum result was even held, so it is quite a different situation. Scottish parliament elections are also going to be very big this year in terms of the potential for setting the political weather if you like afterwards. There is an expectation that there may end up being a pro Independence Majority in the scottish parliament. If that happens, that is likely to raise the prospect of another independence referendum. We know that the westminster government is strongly opposed to that, so that is likely to set a bit of the political weather if that were to happen. But as you mentioned, the other thing that is really picking up the Headlines Today is that westminster By Election to elect a new mp in hartlepool. The reason for this is that labour have held hartlepool for decades, since its creation in 1974. There has been a poll out this morning that suggests that conservatives could take that with a decent margin. That is just one poll, so always treat those with caution, but it plays into that wider discussion from the General Election last year when the conservatives won a lot of Labour Seats that had been labour held for many decades and that discussion about was that a temporary blip for labour, if you like, when they were lending their votes to the conservatives every brexit . This is being looked at as an indicator of whether there might be something more than that going on. Of course it is a particular test for Sir Keir Starmer. This will be the first set of elections that have been held since he became the leader of the Labour Party and as he was telling the bbc earlier, it has been quite a difficult year. The first is we lost very, very badly in December 2019 as a Labour Party. That was our worst Election Results since 1935 and i took overjust over a year ago and i knew i had a massive rebuild exercise ahead of me, a mountain to climb. We are climbing that mountain. The second thing is that we have been in a pandemic and in a pandemic, understandably, people tend to gravitate towards the government, that has happened across the world, you can see that happening. The Vaccine Roll Out has been very successful and thank you and tribute to all those on the front line. The third thing is, to go back to where we started, i have not been able to get out there. I have not addressed a room of people as Labour Leader since ive been leader of the Labour Party you would expect to be addressing a room of people. I have not shaken the hand of a single voter and during heavy lockdown restrictions, i was pretty well confined to home or to parliament. That is beyond frustrating if you want to get going in rebuilding a party from the devastating result in December 2019. So a lot of challenges there that you had Sir Keir Starmer outlining, but there is certainly pressure on labour to perform well in the local elections, across the board in these elections. Sir Keir Starmer was asked whether, if they do not, would it mean resignation for him . He said his job was to see through hisjob of rebuilding the Labour Party, as you heard there, to win the next General Election, so i think there is a feeling within labour that this is looking to the longer term. Lets stay with elections and in wales there are questions over independence and whether therell even be a Welsh Parliament in the future. But as Tomos Morgan has been finding out, covid is still featuring highly in the decisions of many voters. My heart stopped twice, so they had to cpr me, twice. In march last year, Scott Howell became the first Coronavirus Patient that needed intensive Care Treatment at the royal Gwent Hospital in newport, south wales. My wife had two calls to say that was it, i wasnt going to pull through. The advice they got from italy was suggesting that if people had not come out of a coma within two weeks, if they did come out, they were going to have major failures of organs, and i took two and a half weeks. But yeah, it wasnt looking good. My heart had stopped twice. They had to perform cpr on me. My kidneys had failed. I was on dialysis. He made a miraculous recovery after his eight weeks in hospital, but it took him the best part of last year before feeling normal once again. For the rest of that year, i thought i was going to die every day. So every twinge i had, every day i got up and didnt feel myself, i thought, this is going to be my last day. It makes you appreciate the very simple things. The two things i did not have in hospital that i wanted was fresh Air And Someone to give me a cwtch. Back working from home now and spending time with the family, has his experience of covid impacted how he will vote on May The 6th . High enough yet . It has changed where i put my vote this time. I met nurses when i was in there, seeing how hard they worked. I met one nurse in particular who had come out of retirement to help because she felt that was her vocation and she had to help, putting herself into a crisis, where people were dying of the nursing staff, and she still put herself out there. This year, as well as education and the future of the nhs, Welsh Independence and abolishing the Welsh Parliament, as well as the governments handling of covid, are just some of the themes being passed around by the parties standing in this election. Cut towards the ball but which issues have caught the minds of the cardiff harlequins senior mens rugby team, back at training after four and a half months of enforced Winter Break . Things like health, social care, housing, those are the important things, i think overlooked sometimes in these discussions, so yeah, those core things really, for me. I feel like this year, University Students have been left behind, Sort Of, not concentrated enough on, Sort Of, our Mental Health. I think we need to make our own decisions, so for me, i believe firmly in independence and thats the way we need to go. Its one that has to look quite broad. I think weve got a lot of problems at the moment in society. I think we need to look at a broad spectrum. Since the Senedds Inception just over two decades ago, Welsh Labour has been in power in some Shape Or Form but now, theres more choice than ever for welsh voters come May The 6th. And for many, the key question will be, do we want more of the same or is it Time For A Change . Tomos morgan, Bbc News, outside the senedd. For a Round Up of everything you need to know about the elections, use our really simple guide . Where you can find information on who is being elected and what the elections mean for you. Find it on our website or use the Bbc News app. French fishermen in normandy are threatening to blockadejersey over a new Post Brexit Licensing system. A Protest Meeting in cherbourg over the weekend was attended by fishermen from several ports who demanded that the Jersey Decision is challenged, and thatjersey fishermen be prevented from landing their catches in france. Lets get more on this now from our political reporter in jersey, freddie miller. Just explain a bit more about this row, please. {lii just explain a bit more about this row. Please just explain a bit more about this row, please. Of course. A new law came into row, please. Of course. A new law came into effect row, please. Of course. A new law came into effect in row, please. Of course. A new law came into effect in jersey row, please. Of course. A new law came into effect in jersey on row, please. Of course. A new law| came into effect in jersey on friday came into Effect Injersey on friday and under this new law, french boats that want to come in tojersey and under this new law, french boats that want to come in to jersey what is in order to fish require a license and that license had to be issued byJerseys Government. The first licences were issued on friday, there are 41 in total, so 41 french boats are now permitted to come intojersey french boats are now permitted to come into jersey waters, french boats are now permitted to come intojersey waters, but immediately there has been a reaction over the weekend since those licenses were handed out. The french regional governments declared the license is null and void and basically it all centres on a conditions attached to the license, because in order to get one, the french boats have to prove they have previously fished in atjersey waters. There are conditions that they have now stick to in terms of these licences as to where they can fish, how often and what equipment they can use to do their Fishing Withinjersey they can use to do their fishing within jersey waters. Despite these discussions having been ongoing for months, the french officials have now said that these conditions had not previously been discussed with them and so when these conditions were announced, i suppose, when they came into effect on friday, they felt some shock because they did not expect this to be part of the deal. As a consequence, french officials have gone to the Eu Commission to complain, we understand, but you mentioned also there was a meeting every weekend involving french fishermen. Some of them saying they should be some reprisal measures and It Should be that it is more difficult forjersey fishermen to land their catch in france, but some fishermen we understand are calling for things to go further, including for things to go further, including for there to potentially be a blockade of the island, as you mentioned, and also some are calling for the potential of electricity supplies being cut off. Many of Jerseys Electricity supplies come via a cable from france and there are now these potential reprisal measures are being mooted. Horst measures are being mooted. How likel are measures are being mooted. How likely are those measures are being mooted. How likely are those reprisal measures thought to be . That likely are those reprisal measures thought to be . Thought to be . At this point, it is still not clear. Thought to be . At this point, it is still not clear. There thought to be . At this point, it is still not clear. There have thought to be . At this point, it is still not clear. There have been l still not clear. There have been discussions as i say, ever since britain left the eu injanuary. We have still not heard actually from a Jerseys Government in response to this latest row, so we are not entirely clear. The external Relations Minister here had a meeting with the Eu Commission at the end of last week, but we have not heard from him this week. We have today heard though from jerseys fishermen association, representing local fishermen. Jerseys fishermen association, representing localfishermen. They claim that the french didnt representing localfishermen. They claim that the french didnt know about these conditions, so they are disputing the claims we had at the weekend. Cut the french did know. These conditions are all based upon historical basis in these waters. In terms of what happens next, it is not clear. Discussions over the weekend were about how these licences will be enforced, because now with 41 french boats having to stick to the terms of the license, somebody will have to potentially check up on them and jersey only has one about that can do the enforcement, so it is an awful lot of work for them. That had been the main question until this weekend. Now it is really not clear what is going to happen. I spoke last week to the Environment Minister Who Suggested there would be choppy waters ahead, despite the agreement of these licences and then coming into effect at the end of last week. A petition calling on the government to make Care Home visiting guidance mandatory is being delivered to Downing Street today. Campaigners say that many Care Homes continue to flout government guidelines by imposing restrictions on the number of visits a Family Member can make to a loved one. They say ministers have provided a clear Road Map out of lockdown for everyone in society, apart from for residents in Care Homes. The national Care Association has called on the government to step up and provide clarification. Jenny morrison, of the rights for residents campaign, told me of their concerns about how the current guidance is being implemented in some Care Homes. What we are finding is that there are a large number of Care Homes, and particularly the larger care groups who dominate the sector, who refuse point blank to follow some aspects of the Government Guidance. So what we have got at the moment is a postcode lottery, basically, where people like myself for example, i am designated as an essential caregiver in line with the Government Guidance and i can go into my Mums Room and i can spend three orfour afternoons a week with her for a few hours at a time and my sister can also go in as a designated visitor and she can have an Hours Visit also in addition to that twice a week, which has just been great. I take all of the same Infection Control precautions as the staff, i have a Pcr Test once a week, a rapid test every time i visit the Care Home and go straight into Mums Room as i am not putting anyone else in the Care Home at risk so it is a very safe process. But we are hearing from our members in droves that Care Homes are imposing blanket visiting policies, sometimes as little as 20 minutes per Resident Forjust one Family Member once a month for example and so, you know, that cannot be fair. It is not an equal picture. We are saying that they should have the same visiting rights, It Should not depend on the whim of a Care Home manager or a large Care Home group as to whether or not they will allow it. Currently, as you pointed out in the introduction, the Care Home visiting guidance is only advisory and basically relatives who are being kept out by these very, very harsh restrictions have absolutely no recourse to challenge policies, so our Campaign And Petition is calling on the government to mandate the Care Home visiting guidance and ensure there are clear penalties for those Care Homes and care groups that refuse to follow it. That was jenny talking to that wasjenny talking to me a little bit earlier on that campaign to even up the picture in terms of what is happening in Care Homes and visits for residents. The headlines on Bbc News at least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured in Mexico City after a Railway Bridge carrying a Metro Train collapsed onto a busy road. Foreign ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first Face To face talks for more than two years. The Prime Minister announces new Trade And Investment deals with india worth £1 billion. Nine endangered giraffes have been rescued from an island threatened by rising Flood Waters in kenya. The Baringo Giraffe, also known as the rothschild giraffe, is close to extinction, with fewer than 2000 left in the wild. Emmanuel igunza reports. Its an audacious rescue mission. The Baringo Giraffe is being carefully ferried to a new home in a custom made barge. Shes one ofjust 3,000 Baringo Giraffes that remain in the world. The local community decided to act when a herd became trapped on a disappearing island. Decades of rising water in Lake Baringo meant the island was getting smaller every year. The Food Availability on the island is highly fluctuating and insufficient, so it is justifying in supporting the need for the translocation of the giraffe to the mainland. The team has been using Satellite Images to plan the move. The digital Africa Platform contains data that until recently was only available to a handful of people. Now the team can see changes in Water Levels and Vegetation Cover in the region going back several decades. Its a new tool for conservationists responding to africas increasingly unpredictable weather. These erratic patterns means that we have to deploy real time data and information to support Conservation Efforts both by citizens and governments to ensure that they plan effectively and try to mitigate the devastating impacts of these climatic changes. 0n the mainland, the barge must be carefully brought to the shore. The rest of the herd have already made this perilous journey and they are waiting for her in the new giraffe sanctuary. The long term aim is to introduce more giraffes from other parts of the country and build up Kenyas Population of Baringo Giraffes. Emmanuel igunza, Bbc News, kenya. If youre a star Wars Fan then youll know today is may the fourth. Hundreds of items from the original star wars trilogy, which were owned by the darth Vader Actor dave prowse, are going under the hammer today. Ali vowles has been to find out more. You can see the costume already. Its amazing, its so imposing. Im being shown some of the 600 lots that will be sold online in bristol, and what a treasure trove. For daddy dave, my preferred father. Much love, carrie fisher. Signed photos from the stars, darth Vaders Helmet used at fan conventions all are attracting attention. Whats happened . We have broken so many in house records already. Within 24 hours of that catalogue going online, we had over 800 bids. We have had thousands upon thousands of pounds of bids left. Interest from all over the world. The appeal of star wars is completely worldwide and the fact that that little piece of star Wars History comes from bristol is what i think makes this so, so special. Dave prowses imposing 6ft 6 height made him the perfect choice for darth vader. Its no secret that he was disappointed that his voice was never used on the film. One of the hottest items, his script from the empire strikes back movie. So we placed an estimate on this of £3000e5,000. But bids have already far, far exceeded that. That is a unique piece of Cinema History there. Key lines were removed from it to keep darth Vaders Relationship with luke skywalker secret, and dave was kept completely in the dark. You two need a lesson in crossing the road. From being the green Cross Code Man to the strong man in the gym, it was an extraordinary life. All catalogued and recorded by Daves Family and his friend and assistant. We have spent the past couple of months going through the house, the office, the garage, the shared, and lots of boxes and cupboards, just looking for anything that could be auctioned. It was unbelievable the amount of stuff we realised we had to go through. In his final years, the Bristol Actor was diagnosed with alzheimers, so some of the money raised from the online auction will go to the charity alzheimers research uk. Its been just over a year since mick cullen, otherwise known as Speedo Mick, walked from Lands End toJohn 0groats injust a pair of swimming trunks, raising more than half A Million pounds for disadvantaged children along the way. For mick, navigating life in lockdown has proved his most challenging journey yet. Hes been speaking to Jayne Mccubbin about his struggles with his Mental Health, and the long road to recovery. I stopped connecting to people. I started throwing myself off whatsapp groups, my family, and disconnecting myself, just getting more and more isolated and more and more depressed. You will know Michael Cullen as Speedo Mick. You will know the pants, the smile, the laugh, but now, he wants to share his struggle. The last time i saw you in liverpool. Yes. Every car that went by beeped its horn, every person that passed by gave you a hug. Oh, it was fantastic, it was amazing. I couldnt. Honestly, i couldnt put it into words. In 2019, Michael Cullen started a 1000 Mile Journey from John 0groats to Lands End as Speedo Mick. Shes emptied her purse, thank you. I have emptied my purse the whole world and its dog was coming up to say, you know, well done, congratulations, and to donate. Cheering. It got me to the finish line. That was, that was my fuel. He finished his 78 dayjourney at the end of february last year, and then. Lockdown hit. Yes, and everybody was told to stay in. For someone who thrived on human contact, who had enjoyed the freedom of the open road, this was almost impossible to manage. And it got so bad that, um. It got so bad that i didnt want to be here any more, you know what i mean . I didnt want to be here any more. You want to be free from what youre going through because its that bad, its that dark. You start believing that, you know, you are better off not being here. I thought that i was going to figure this out myself, and this is the problem, you know, because you cant think your way out of Mental Health. Youve got to ask for help. And eventually, eventually, i spoke to my brother. Can i ask what you said to him . Ijust told him, im in trouble. The highest rate of suicide in england and wales is amongst middle aged men. Michael says he owes his life to his brother and that first plea for help. Ill tell you what you hear, you hear Family Members and friends who turn around and go, ive only seen him on tuesday, and he was, he was fine. Thats all you. Thats all you ever hear. He was fine. But he wasnt. He was laughing and he was smiling and he wasjoking but he wasnt fine, man. So if somebody says, actually, im feeling a little bit down . Yeah, man. Grasp it. Yes. Jump in with that chat, dont let it go. Yeah, absolutely. Youve got to hear that, when somebody asks for help, and, is there anything i can do . Dont let it go. Are you all right . Yeah, iam, iam, iam. I am all right, actually. You know what i mean . Im emotional, but im alive. 20 years ago, michael was addicted to drink and drugs and then he asked for help. His fundraising was a way to say thanks to those Who Saved him. So far, hes raised over £650,000 with the Speedo Mick foundation to help others. Today, he is in therapy. Hes just been assessed with adhd, and with help once again, hes fighting his way out of depression. 0pen water swimming, ive been doing it for many years and theres many benefits from it. It relieves stress, which is a massive one. Im getting a deeper understanding about how michael works, do you know what i mean . Never mind Speedo Mick. I have asked for help and im now in therapy, and im doing my meditation, and im doing positive stuff to keep myself. So i can do another walk. Cheering. So this man, in these pants, is about to start another adventure. He will walk through edinburgh, london, cardiff and belfast, notjust collecting donations this time, but giving them away, supporting other charities who have been hit hard by the pandemic. Things are looking up, they are really looking up. I wish i could give you a hug, but were not allowed. Oh, no, we are not allowed to give Hugs Hell be spreading the love, if not the hugs, from the end of may, and his message to anyone struggling with the year gone by is this talk, reach out, ask for help. Dont suffer alone. Jayne mccubbin, Bbc News. If you have been affected by any of the issues raised in that interview with mick, you can find details of organisations offering Help And Support over on the bbc actionline website. In a moment, the Bbc News at one with jane hill, but first, its time for a look at the weather with darren bett. Hello, there is still a cold winter today, that is blowing in some showers longer spells of rain. Yesterdays area of low pressure that brought the wet and windy Weather And Half Monthss Worth of rain has its work towards the East But Wind direction has changed and we have a northerly wind which is maintaining this cold feel. These are the temperature is towards the end of the afternoon. Seven or 8 degrees across parts of the uk and still quite windy, especially down some of those North Sea coasts. Winds are gradually easing, sunshine and showers and a zone of a wetter weather moving away from scotland, across Northern Ireland, northern england come into the midlands and across East Anglia and that will work its way down towards wales and the West Country overnight, with clearer skies are following to the north away from some increasingly snowy showers in the northernmost parts of scotland. It will be colder tonight, not as windy as last night. When we have been clearer skies in scotland and northern england, more likely to have a frost in the morning. More wintry showers over scotland, probably not reaching the central belt. Those showers will work their way into the midlands, South East include, some of them heavy. As i, the odd shower, sunshine too. Temperatures still on at the low side, 11 or 12 degrees at best. Probably will not be as windy tomorrow, winds continue to ease overnight into thursday. The same time, this runner comes in from the atlantic bringing more card for a while across the southern parts of england and wales. Rain mainly through the English Channel which should move through but also we will see some sunshine and showers. Lots more showers to come in scotland and moving down into northern england again. Probably a moving down into northern england again. Probablya bit moving down into northern england again. Probably a bit wintry over the hills. Temperatures are still 11 or 12, still cold on thursday. Clearer skies on friday, a few scattered showers but most bases probably having a dry day and there beginning to lift around the board, up beginning to lift around the board, up to around 15 or 14 degrees. Into the start of the weekend, another area of low pressure which will bring some rain to many parts of the country on saturday. Some stronger winds too. The winds will be coming in from the south and that could bring some much needed warmer weather into the South East of the uk. A desperate search for survivors in Mexico City, after a Railway Bridge collapses onto a busy road. Train carriages plunged onto cars. At least 23 have died, and rescuers fear others are still trapped in the wreckage. My my brother came with his wife and they managed to get her out but he was crushed in there and we dont know anything. They dont give us reports. Well be live in Mexico City with the latest on the rescue efforts. Also this lunchtime Face To face, socially distanced talks g7 Foreign Ministers meet for the first time in more than two years, with security and Climate Change on the agenda. Coronavirus cases in india have now topped 20 Million, and many hospitals are still short of oxygen