To turn to drink and drugs to deal wIth losing her. Probably drink a weeks worth in one day on a friday or saturday night, and i was by myself drinking not because i was enjoying It but because i was trying to mask something. A ceasefire between israel and the palestinian milItant group hamas has come into effect, ending 11 days of violence which killed more than 240 people. Good morning. The battle against single Use Plastic. The price of these bags is Going up to 10p in all stores in england. Ill be finding out what shoppers think. The favourIte is floundering at Golf� s latest major. Rory mclroy found It rough Going in his Opening Round at the us pga and is already way off the lead in South Carolina. Iam sure i am sure some of you had a disturbed lot that night Last Night Due to the strength of the wind, It stays wIth you today wIth more rain to come but things are brighter This weekend, all the details later. Good morning. Its friday the 21st may. Our top story. The duke of cambridge has crIticised the bbc, saying failures relating to the Panorama Interview wIth his mother, fuelled her paranoia and worsened his parents� relationship in herfinal years. It comes after an independent inquiry found the 1995 interview wIth Princess Diana was obtained by deception. Prince william said the findings had brought him Indescribable Sadness. Our media edItor, amol rajan, has This report. Watched by almost 23 Million people, Martin Bashir� s shocked the world. Yesterday we learnt the real story behind the story after a report laid bare a catalogue of failures. Now the duke of cambridge has said the interview had been very damaging in the last years of his mothers life. It is my view that the deceItful way the interview was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. The interview was a major contribution to making my Parents Relationship worse, and has since hurt countless others. It brings Indescribable Sadness to know the bbc� s failures contributed significantly to herfear, Paranoia And Isolation that i remember from those final years wIth her. And, in a statement from the us, the duke of sussex said. Lord dysons independent report, commissioned by the bbc, says bashir was devious and dishonest, lying repeatedly to secure the interview and explain hiS Conduct. He says the Bbc Investigation into how the interview was obtained was woefully ineffective and he adds. Crucial information that It knew but It went to the media. But It didnt give to the media. Princess diana and Prince Charles were already separated at the time of the interview. Early in September 1995, bashir met Earl Spencer. He showed him fake Bank Statements to suggest payments had been made to informants around diana. Earl spencer introduced bashir to diana. This constItuted a serious breach of the guidelines at the time. The interview aired but, soon, journalists at the daily Mail Group and elsewhere started asking questions. A Bbc Investigation, led by tony hall, later Director General, cleared bashir, but Earl Spencer was not approached. Big mistake, according to dyson. In august 1996, Prince Charles and Princess Diana were divorced. She died one year later. And in Panorama Last Night Earl Spencer explained the effect that bashir� S Deception had had. The first statements i was shown, the first fake Bank Statements, were to get my trust. The second set were to get to diana, and then to get the interview, so It is a very clear chain from any one logical Point Of View. The irony is i met Martin Bashir on the 31st Of August 1995 because, exactly two years later, she died. And i do draw a line between the two events. This is a young girl in her mid 30s who has lived This extraordinary turbulent and difficult time in the public eye. She didnt know who to trust and, In The End, when she died two years later, she was wIthout any form of real protection. Martin bashir won a bafta for the programme. He left the bbc last week having been rehired in 2016. He has long argued that diana would have agreed to speak to him wIthout the fake Bank Statements. In a statement, he said. Lord hall of birkenhead, who is the director of Bbc News, conducted the investigation into bashir� S Contact and was until last august the Director General has apologised and said he was wrong to give bashir the benefIt of the doubt. The bbc has wrItten to members of the Royal Family to apologise for what happened and It says It has no plans to run Martin Bashir� s Martin Bashir� s panorama in full again. Amol rajan, Bbc News. We can speak now to our media and Arts Correspondent David sillIto. This will have an impact on The Corporations reputation. Trier . This will have an impact on The Corporations reputation. Very much so. Lord corporations reputation. Very much S0 Lord dysons corporations reputation. Very much so. Lord dysons report corporations reputation. Very much so. Lord dysons report says corporations reputation. Very much so. Lord dysons report says two so. Lord dysons report says two words that Really stand out. This is about the Ity-and-transparency'>IntegrIty And Transparency of the bbc. When Prince William made the statement last night he wasnt talking about the bbc 25 years aGo, he was talking about the bbc. He felt very let down. And that is the question facing us. Its already said Its Director General said This was a dark day for the bbc. Many questions raised. There has already been an apology to Prince Charles for the lurid and untrue claims that Martin Bashir made about members of the Royal Household taking payments. And the bafta has been handed back for that programme and thats just the beginning. You should look at Prince Harrys statements. He says, well, he wants to give a degree of acknowledgement that at least This is the beginning of some form of accountabilIty, a step towards Justice And Truth. He is certainly thinking This is not The End but the beginning in his mind off looking towards how his mother was treated through those years more widely in the press. Through those years more widely in the ress. ~ ,. , through those years more widely in the ress. ~ meanwhile, Prince Harry has described how he was willing to turn to Binge Drinking and drugs as a way to deal wIth the trauma of losing his mother. He was speaking in the first part of a Television Series he has produced alongside the american Chat Show Host Oprah Winfrey, which looks at Mental Health issues. Our Royal Correspondent, Sarah Campbell, reports. This is where Prince Harry said he was happiest, in the army wIth no special treatment, wearing the same uniform as Everybody Else. It was carrying out royal duties that he now says caused him severe Anxiety And Panic attacks. To help him cope, he turned to drink. I was willing to drink, i was willing to take drugs, i was willing to do the things that made me feel less like i was feeling. But i slowly became aware that, ok, i wasnt drinking monday to friday, but i would probably drink a weeks worth in one day on a friday or saturday night, as i was by myself drinking not because i was enjoying It but because i was trying to mask something. In perhaps an early Warning Sign of future problems, It emerged that in 2002 Prince Charles had sent a teenage harry to meet staff and patients at a Itation-centre'>Drugs RehabilItation Centre after he admItted Smoking Cannabis at the highgrove estate. Understandably, harry attributes much of his pain to the very public loss of his mother when he was just shy of his 13th birthday. For me, the thing i remember the most was the sound of the horses hooves Going along the pavement, along the mall, the redbrick road. By This point, i was. Both of us were in shock. It was like i was outside of my body and just walking along, doing what was expected of me. Showing. One tenth of the emotion that Everybody Else was showing. This was my mum, you never even met her. Now living in california wIth his family after years of not talking about his grief and trauma, harry firmly believes discussing his Mental Health battles publicly will help others. Back in brItain, It has been a difficult few months for the Royal Family who are also having to come to terms wIth Harrys Determination to share his pain wIth the world. Sarah campbell, Bbc News. We can speak live to our Royal Correspondent Sarah Campbell now. There has been a lot of talk ahead of This documentary� s release. 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As i said in my piece, the people having to deal wIth the new found openness are his family. He has a Pod Cast, and an interview wIth Oprah Winfrey which had been crItical of the Royal Family and in these episodes, the same is true so he talks about the fact that when he first met meghan, there was a huge amount of press and social Media Attention which they found very fickle but they didnt get the help they wanted from the Royal Family. Lets take a listen. The clicking and flashing of cameras make the clicking and flashing of cameras make my the clicking and flashing of cameras make my Blood Boil and makes me angry make my Blood Boil and makes me angry and make my Blood Boil and makes me angry and takes me back to what i experienced as a kid wIth my mum. But It experienced as a kid wIth my mum. But It went experienced as a kid wIth my mum. But It went to a whole new depth wIth not but It went to a whole new depth wIth not just tradItional media but It went to a whole new depth wIth Itional-media'>Notjust TradItional Media but also social wIth Itional-media'>Notjust TradItional Media but also Social Media platforms as well. I felt completely helpless. I thought my family would help. But every thought my family would help. But every single ask, request, warning, Whatever every single ask, request, warning, Whatever It every single ask, request, warning, Whatever It is, just Got met wIth total Whatever It is, just Got met wIth total silence or total neglect. There total silence or total neglect. There you Go, speaking in This documentary. The Documentary Series features Notjust Harry but other celebrIties, glenn close, Lady Gaga and members of the public sharing their experience of Mental Health issues but clearly because of Prince Harrys status in what has happened over the last few months he will be The One and his reactions will be The One and his reactions will be The One and his reactions will be The One that will be picked up widely notjust in the uk but across the world. Widely not ust in the uk but across the world. ~ widely not ust in the uk but across the world. , ~ ,. ,. , a ceasefire between israel and the palestinian milItant group, hamas, has ended 11 days of fighting. The egyptian brokered truce has been welcomed by leaders around the world, including us president , Joe Biden. Courtney bembridge reports. There were celebrations on the streets of Ity'>Gaza CIty after the ceasefire came into effect in the early hours of the morning. It brings to an end 11 days of bombardment in which more than 240 have died, mostly in gaza. Hamas is a milItant group that rules there and This was the reaction to the trees. Was the reaction to the truce. Translation i say that today This battle stops, i but netanyahu and the whole world should know that our hands are on the trigger and we will continue to ramp up the capabilIties of This resistance, and we will tell netanyahu and his army, if you come back, we will come back. The office of the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said the ceasefire was mutual and uncondItional. The us president Joe Biden welcomed the ceasefire, which was brokered by egypt. Weve held intensive, high level Discussions Hour by hour, lIterally. Egypt, the palestinian authorIty and other middle eastern countries wIth an aim of avoiding the prolonged conflict we have seen in previous years when the hostilIties have broken out. Cairo is sending two delegations to monItor the sItuation, as the Worlds Attention now turns to maintaining peace. The latest conflict is the fourth big war between israel and hamas since 2008 and many fear It will not be the last. For now, though, both sides are claiming a victory. Courtney bembridge, Bbc News. An investigation is under way in swansea following what police have described as large Scale Disorder in the cIty yesterday evening. Videos posted on Social Media show people setting fire to cars and rolling them down a hill on a residential street. Officers say the incident may have started out as a vigil to a local Person Whod recently died but then escalated into violence. The time now is 6 15am. Matt, tell us a tale about the weather. What is Going on . Shall we Go through the next volume, the next chapter . It has been a pretty wild 2a hours. If you had a disturbed night sleep, understandable. Winds have topped out at 85 miles an hour at the high Isle Of Wight. It sounds worse than It is because the trees are in full leaf but for that same reason we could see some branches down today wIth Travel Disruption as well. Wind are only part of the story. This is the latest Radar Picture, some of the latest Radar Picture, some of the most potent rain is across South West and wales. That rain continues to circulate, brightest condItions far north of Scotland And Channel islands. At lunchtime, This is where the strongest of the wind will be in the south and across wales, 50 60 mile an hour gusts widely. There will be some dry spots in the south, the most persistent rain across North West wales and england and also to the North East of scotland, aberdeenshire could see some minorflooding of scotland, aberdeenshire could see some minor flooding as the of scotland, aberdeenshire could see some minorflooding as the Rainfall Totals Tot up. The rest of the afternoon, outbreaks of rain, topping and tail, son sunshine, but It will be cold across parts of scotland particularly. This evening and overnight, still wind wIth winds using Going into the start of the weekend, something bright into Saturday Morning across western areas so a drier, brighter, less breezy day on saturday, fewer showers but the rain is back on Sunday Naga we needed to improve but there is some sunshine at least. Single Use Plastic Carrier Bags, The Ones you sometimes buy when youve forGotten your bag for life. From today, the charge for these bags is Going up in england. Sarah can tell us more. Its funny how many we have squirrelled around the house, and usually forget It when you Go shopping. Under the sink, that is my big confession, a mound of them. The prices Going up from 5p confession, a mound of them. The prices Going up from Sp To 10p and we are talking about the war on plastic today. But theres a growing awareness through programmes like blue planet that more needs to be done to protect the environment. In england, the 5p Charge for Plastic Bags came into force in 2015. But It only applied to Big Retailers, those wIth more than 250 staff. A similar charge had already been introduced in scotland, wales and northern ireland. The impact was immediate. In 2014, nearly Eight Billion bags were given away free to customers at englands largest supermarkets, thats the equivalent of 140 bags per person, per year. By 2018, that number was down to one billion. The average shopper now buys just four single Use Plastic Carrier Bags a year. So It looks like habIts have changed. But have they . According to a recent survey, 26 of people are still buying single use bags at the till. We asked these shoppers in manchester. To be honest, if you need one, you need one. Going out on my lunch, ive brought my own saved myself five p. 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I forget to take them out so im always paying so i surrpose out so im always paying so i suppose It is Going to cost me more in the suppose It is Going to cost me more in the long suppose It is Going to cost me more in the long run. A lot of shoppers are using so called bags for life instead. But there are still problems. Many are sold for as lIttle as 20p and actually contain more plastic than single Use Plastic bags. The problem wIth Plastic Bags for life is that their numbers are only Going up. So, in 2019, the top ten supermarket sold a staggering 1. 6 billion bags for life which works out at about 57 bags per household. The problem wIth these bags is they are usually bigger so they contain more plastic. The average bag for life contains about three times more plastic than a single use, Thinner Plastic than a single use, Thinner Plastic bag. Some Big Retailers are trying to tackle This problem. Morrisons and the Co Op are removing Plastic Bags for life because some shoppers are only using them once. In morrisons, they are offering strong paper bags instead. And, from today, the charge for a single Use Plastic bag is Going up from Sp To 10p. That is in england. That will apply in all shops Whatever their size, notjust the Big Retailers. Scotland took action on This in april. The Government'>Uk Government says It expects retailers to donate proceeds from Plastic Bag sales to Good causes but Its not compulsory. So, do let us know you think on This one, get in touch. It is worth saying of course you can recycle Plastic Bags and more of us are doing It but the majorIty of them are still ending up in landfill and they take many years to break down so that is the big challenge. Completely misses the point, doesnt It . Naga thank you. Today is the deadline for the Government to decide whether or not It should be compulsory for Care Home Staff to be vaccinated against coronavirus. The industry is splIt on the issue some believe Its the only way to guarantee the safety of Care Home residents, while others fear It will deter people from entering the sector. Dan johnson reports. When i first heard about the vaccine, my inItial thought was there is no way i would have It. This is Itancy'>Vaccine HesItancy amongst Care Home workers. I was Really scared about It. I didnt know anything about the vaccine. It was the unknown, Really. Gabby was one of many who were reluctant at first. There were all these rumours Going online about Gene Manipulation and you are Going to Go an extra pair of hands and all sorts. You didnt believe that, did you . No, no. Obviously, there are some side Effects Nobody knew about. Maybe still we dont know about what might happen in future. And here they face a real challenge. It came as a shock but we had about 30 35 of our workforce that were refusing It. Theyve now Got that down to just 7 , but the boss wants help to get It lower. I personally would support mandatory vaccination in Social Care. I think It is so, so important that everyone is vaccinated for the benefIt of the residents and the staff. I have a responsibilIty to protect everyone. But It is such a sensItive question how to protect vulnerable residents but also respect personal choices. I dont think mandating It is giving the right message, especially as they are not mandating It for anybody else. No Health Care workers have been mandated to have It. Technically, one of our residents could leave an environment where everybody is vaccinated, need to Go into hospItal and be cared for by somebody who is not vaccinated. Itjust doesnt make sense. But It has been a difficult year of restricted Care Home visIts, families separated, even at The End of life. When you have Got a 92 year old parent that you cant see, i think 15 minutes a week is ridiculous. Phils mum died last year. He now feels mandatory vaccination is the key to reconnecting others. Everyone has their right. But, you know, my mum had a right for a Family Life and that was taken away from her. Its a bIt ironic that you have staff working in there who havent had a vaccination. Yet youve Got families that, in some sItuations have had a vaccination, but they are still not being allowed into the Nursing Home to see their loved one. That cant be right, can It . This home brought a pharmacist in to reassure staff. I think, sometimes, when we are scared of things, as a lot of them probably were, and then a lot of them are of a child bearing age and there was a lot of concern over fertilIty and pregnancy, and some of them are from different ethnic origins and stuff where vaccination is viewed as a much more dangerous thing people believe their ancestors were tested on and things through vaccine. So there are lots of different angles people come at and i think people may be havent actually taken the time to stop and think Its just not about me, It is about the wider picture. I stand on both sides. I dont like the idea that we force someone to do anything, but i do feel that we have to protect our elderly population. We have Got to understand the backdrop of 120,000 vacancies in our Social Care sector. So, people leaving our sector is also Going to be a massive issue. They can walk straight into a Ital-setting'>HospItal Setting where they dont have to be vaccinated. How crazy is that . We have circa 25 members of staff who are still refusing, so, on reflection, we are getting there. Im quIte proud of what weve achieved in terms of turning people around. And youve had both doses now . Yes, i have. My second dose was in april. So you are fully vaccinated. And comfortable wIth that . Absolutely. Would It have been easier if were just just told you have to have It. I think that would be the right thing to do. Yeah, thinking back now. If youd been told to have It, you would have just done It . Yeah. Some people might think that seems crazy. Just make that choice. Thats true, but we are still Human Beings and we have our own feelings and worries and This was something Really new. Ijust feel like we have the duty to care for our vulnerable residents and that would have maybe beenjust easier. The Department Of Health and Social Care says appropriate exemptions will be respected. But Its priorIty is finding the right way to ensure people in Care Homes are protected. Dan johnson, Bbc News. Really interesting hearing from them. There was that Ition'>Debate And PosItion whether or not they should be obliged to get vaccinated. It is a 6 26am, time to get the update where you are. Good morning, im Sonja Jessup. The mayor is urging more of us to holiday at home This summer after crIticism that the uks traffric Light System on travel abroad is confusing. Yesterday, the Transport Secretary Grant shapps told Bbc Breakfast travellers should only visIt countries on the Amber List in exceptional circumstances. Londons Mayor Sadiq Khan says we should consider exploring the wonders of the capItal. The Government has Got to get a grip wIth international travel. They delayed, they dIthered in relation to india being on the Red List. Many, many londoners want to Go on holiday. I am saying to those londoners and those around the country, in the meantime, come to london. Weve Got the whole world in london. A murderer who tried to help one of the victims of the London Bridge Terror Attack has been cleared by the Parole Board to be freed from prison. James ford was on Day Release at the time of the attack at fishmonger� s hall in 2019. Hed been jailed for life in 2004 after admItting the murder of 21 year old Amanda Champion, in kent. A Steel Band that usually plays at the Notting Hill Carnival has been performing to people at a Vaccination Centre to encourage them to get theirjabs. The nostalgia Steel Band was asked to play in North Kensington Its an area thats struggled wIth Itancy'>Vaccine HesItancy. And Health Staff say It seems to be encouraging people to come forward. When we first did the music, we definItely noticed a difference in our patients. It was one of those days where the astrazeneca was in the news and people were Really fearful of having It so we feared having a very large rate where people did not attend. So, often that happens, they will turn up and change their mind and worry. We had only one person who didnt want It on that day out of about 700 or 800 that we did that day. Lets Take A Look at the Ituation'>Travel SItuation now. The dlr has minor delays between Beckton And Tower gateway thats after an electrical fault. And on the roads just the usual queues at the blackwall tunnel. Building northbound from Woolwich Road and in purley, a trees come down Its blocking the Godstone-road'>A22 Godstone Road at at sunnydene road. Time for the weather wIth kate kinsella. Good morning. A rather damp and windy day in prospect as an unseasonably deep area of low pressure moves across the central swathe of the uk eastwards, the wind strengthening as It does so, and the Met Office has a yellow Weather Warning in place for the strong winds. We are looking widely at gusts of 45 50 miles an hour, perhaps in more exposed areas could be a lIttle stronger. Outbreaks of rain accompanying, cloudy today, temperatures on the cool side, 14 celsius the maximum. For more exposed areas, the chilterns, for example, This could be a few Degrees Cooler than that. Overnight tonight, It stays mild. It also stays rather cloudy and we will see further outbreaks of rain and the wind still strong overnight. That low pressure slowly starts to move away eastwards. Minimum temperature dropping down to about 7 8. For saturday, It is Going to start off damp but that rain should clear, a dry afternoon, still some showers, some sunny spells but the wind that bIt lighter. Theres more from me in half an hour. Hello, This is breakfast wIth Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Prince william has crIticised the bbc for Its handling of the Panorama Interview wIth his mother, Princess Diana, more than 25 years aGo saying It contributed to her fear, Paranoia And Isolation. It comes after an inquiry found the interview was obtained by deception, and The Corporation didnt properly investigate concerns raised at the time. Here is what he had to say. I would like to thank Lord Dyson and his team for the report. It is welcome that the bbc accepts Lord Dysons findings in full, which are extremely concerning that bbc employees lied and used fake documents to obtain the interview wIth my mother, made lurid and false claims about the royalfamily, which played on herfears and fuelled paranoia, displayed woeful incompetence when investigating complaints and concerns about the programme, and were evasive in their reporting to the media and covered up what they knew from their internal investigation. It is my view that the deceItful way the interview was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. The interview was a major contribution to making my Parents Relationship worse and has since hurt countless others. It brings Indescribable Sadness to know that the bbc� s failures contributed significantly to herfear, Paranoia And Isolation that i remember from those final years wIth her. But what saddens me most is that, if the bbc had properly investigated the complaints and concerns first raised in 1995, my mother would have known that shed been deceived. She was failed notjust by a rogue reporter, but by leaders of the bbc, who looked the other way rather than asking the tough questions. It is my firm view that This Panorama Programme holds no legItimacy and should never be aired again. It effectively established a false narrative which, for over a quarter of a century, has been commercialised by the bbc and others. This settled narrative now needs to be addressed by the Bbc And Anyone else who has wrItten or intends to wrIte about these events. In an era of fake news, public Service Broadcasting and a free press have never been more important. These failings, identified by investigative journalists, not only let my mother down and my family down, they let the public down, too. That was Prince William reacting to the findings of an inquiry into a bbc Panorama Interview wIth his mother, Princess Diana. Well get more on that later in the programme from our Royal Correspondent, nick wItchell. We need to get an update on sport. There we need to get an update on sport. There were we need to get an update on sport. There were high Hopes Yesterday for that man. He is looking to the skies. Notoriously, he does not start well. There still time after the first round but It did not quIte Go to plan. Rory mcilroy arrived in South Carolina as favourIte to win the us Pga Tournament an event he won some nine years aGo, but he did warn that History Wouldnt mean a thing and so far a repeat looks a distant dream. Mcilroy, who ended a barren run of form wIth a victory two weeks aGo, struggled to tame This beast of a course finding the rough, the water, and six bogeys left him floundering, On 3 over par, 8 shots off the lead. That lead is held by american corey connors, but Englishman Sam Horsfield is just two shots off the lead. Scotlands Martin Laird Isjust a further shot back and is up there wIth the early Pace Setters and he is one of the games big hItters, which you need to be on This the longest course in major history. Fresh from celebrating his third Itle'>Premier League TItle wIth manchester cIty, pep guardiolas eyes are now firmly on the Champions League final. CIty will face chelsea in porto next saturday and hell be aiming to add the only trophy thats missing from his collection since arriving in manchester. Hes been speaking to our own dan walker. For us to be in the final of the Champions League, we have never been before. We have never been in semifinals. But once, now, never to be in the final is to be ready. But for sure, we want to win. The best way to win the final is to be ready. But still you have to play. It is a dream come true again, so, yes, for This club, never been before. Going to the final of the Champions League is a dream. So hopefully we can do a Good performance. Dundee are in a Good posItion to be promoted to the Scottish Premiership after beating kilmarnock in the first leg of their play off final. The Championship Side won 2 1 at Dens Park wIth Veteran Midfielder Charlie adam scoring the second. Dundee are looking to return to the top flight after a two Year Absence whilst kilmarnock are hoping to extend their 28 Year Stay in the premiership. The second leg is at Rugby Park on monday. The Olympics Cant come soon enough for brItains swimmers, after another Gold at the European Swimming Championships in budapest. Adam peaty says hes even more excIted now after the mixed Relay Team that also included james guy, Kathleen Dawson and Anna Hopkin won the mixed 4x100m Medley and set a new european record, too. Freya anderson also took bronze in the 200m freestyle. Every year, thousands of young footballers, Enter Academies at professional football clubs wIth the aim of making It onto the senior team. However, only a few get that far, and, for those left behind, the Mental Health impact can be significant. Alex howell has been to Ity'>Swansea CIty to find out about their new approach to supporting young players on and off the pItch. Its the pinnacle of sport, but one very few footballers get to experience. Under 1 of Academy Footballers will Go on to play top flight professional football. The shock of rejection can be very real. The Football Journey is hard and everyone tells you only 1 make It. But, as a player, you always think thats not me, surely not. Swansea Ity-academy-player'>CIty Academy Player ali knows about the pressures of trying to make It. Youre getting judged every single day on every single thing you are doing. A lot of People Cant Handle that pressure and Cant Handle the Mental Stress that comes out of It. I had This time yesterday. Just found out obviously what people are getting contracts. And people like to put a face on and think Its ok, but Deep Down those boys are gutted. That is their dream. For a lot of them, that is Gone now. And It takes a lot of mental toughness to be able to pick yourself back up from there. As a child, Alis Family came to the uk after fleeing war torn iran. The uk after fleeing war torn iraq. He wants more to be done across the sport to support young players. The first thing people come up wIth is they are on This amount of money, or all they do is kick a football every day for a living. Theres a lot more that comes wIth It. We are just Normal people, at The End of the day. External pressures have increased for modern day professionals wIth the use of Social Media, and the number of young players making It from Academy Level to professional level remains low. So off the Itch-support'>PItch Support is something that all clubs at every Level Need to think about. Swansea cIty have partnered wIth mental Health Organisation beyond the whIte line. Imagine coming in at eight years old, nine years old and you are in that bubble until you are 18. And potentially, then, you are suddenly cast out into society, ill prepared for that transItion. It is quIte a shock. Beyond the whIte line provides Money Advice and mental Health Support to players and is working wIth the Football Association of wales. The longer Term View is we Really do bring systemic change to the way in which professional sport treats the people wIthin It. All This focus on profIt and performance, we often forget the people. There is a Human Cost and we want to address that. In recent years, there has been increased focus on Mental Health in sport and football, helped in part by Prince William, who has shone a light on the issue. Injury led Tojeremy Whiston being released from manchester cItys academy. DespIte trials at swansea, last year he was found dead at his family home. He was 18. He was a funny lad, we spoke in the Changing Room and a few of the boys were quIte close to him. So when i heard about that, that did Really shock the system and that did affect me quIte a bIt. As the season closes, difficult decisions are being made. Players across the country will be Going into the summer having been released. In uncertain times, support off The Field could be as important as support on It. It isa It is a long Standing Issue and i have spoken to footballers who thought they would make It but then injury, a dip in form, confidence Goes and they end up out of the game. You tell youngsters to have a back up plan, to keep the school Going so they have another plan, in case. Thanks. In the past week, theres been a huge drive to vaccinate people living in bolton, as coronavirus cases linked to the indian variant continue to rise there. Health officials are particularly targeting those eligible for the jab, but have yet to come forward. Our special correspondent, ed thomas, has been hearing from residents in the town. Thats my mum. This is my nana, my nan. Margaret was 78 when she died. You miss her, dont you . Itjust made me feel like ive lost the person to me that was so special. And This is why i hate covid so much, because Its taken the person i love the most. And Its proper hurt me. She was in a Nursing Home. Thats where she contracted covid. And then, obviously, they had to rush her to hospItal because she had breathing difficulties. She lived a week. And once again, the family is isolating. A suspected outbreak at the nursery. A lot of my anxiety has been building up and ive Got more anxious about speaking to people. We are still strong, we are still fighting and there is that minorIty that doesnt care. That doesnt Go. We are Going to get through This. I think This is why we are back to square one. As cases spread, many fear a local lockdown. I feel trapped, yeah. Im absolutely trapped in This house. Sharon has a heart condItion. Absolutely trapped. And suffers wIth anxiety. And whats It like living here now . Im frightened of Going out, me. And how long have you spent like This, shielding . Ive been in here for| months and months. Its like ive Got a Jail Sentence and ive not done anything. I on average, the five areas wIth the highest levels of deprivation in bolton have more than double the number of weekly covid cases compared to the least deprived areas. Ive just had a text. It says, dearjack, Yourfirst Covid 19 vaccination is now due. There is a race to vaccinate as many as possible. Covid 19 can cause long term problems, long covid and even kill. But im worried about whats in It, because people are having these jabs and then they are getting Side Effects of covid. This jab has saved thousands of lives, It has prevented thousands of people Going to hospItal and people are worried if people dont take the jab here, This new variant is Going to spread through. I do agree wIth It. Im not against It. Im not saying i am not Going to have It, but i do know people who are against It and i know people who are for It. Tanzi has never known a time like This. Every week he comes here for a covid test. Every time you buy the papers, all you see is bolton is on high alert, high alert. And Its ten times higher than everybody in the borough, in the whole of england. If boris put india on a Red List weeks aGo, then i think This problem would not have happened. They have just come from india, they are spreading the variant, and i could see what was Going to happen, last time when the coronavirus cases were up. There is frustration, too. Could more have been done to protect the most vulnerable . We are being blamed for something that is totally wrong. We didnt get the vaccination sIte. We Got the pop up sItes, but that was It. Councillor Shamim Abdullah wanted a dedicated Ite'>Vaccine SIte in her ward. It is not about Itancy'>Vaccine HesItancy. It is to do wIth deprivation, health inequalIties, access, provision, which we didnt get. But there is growing hope. A push like never before. In bolton, 10,000 people have been vaccinated in just a week. Yeah, turnout has been amazing. The weather has been awful, some days, but everybody has turned out and im Really grateful for them. Keep in your group of three. Proud of being in the nhs. Im proud of being part of This, definItely. And belief that cases will come down and lives can be saved . And lives can be saved. Ed thomas, Bbc News, bolton. Interesting to reflect on the posItivIty around the Vaccination Programme and at the beginning of the report you have individuals, It is sobering, still struggling so much wIth how things are playing out even now. And you heard from sharon feeling trapped. She said she felt like she was injailand had not trapped. She said she felt like she was injail and had not done anything. Lets speak now to gp, dr rosemary leonard, who joins us from south london. I was touched by Hearing Sharon in that report. It is bringing home to many people just how we have to be mindful of new variants and This will be a way of life. Is that reflected in people you are speaking to you in your surgery . To you in your surgery . People are confident in to you in your surgery . People are confident in the to you in your surgery . People are confident in the vaccine. To you in your surgery . People are confident in the vaccine. What to you in your surgery . People are confident in the vaccine. What has | confident in the vaccine. What has been interesting is the rise in the north of england in the indian variant and people who were vaccine hesItant here are now saying i am Going to have the vaccine, It is clearly the way forward. We have seen an increased uptake in those who were reluctant coming forward and having It and once you have had the vaccine, the vaccines we have are effective against This variant. I am trying to get the message to people who have been shielding to say if you have had two doses of vaccine, you can get out and get your lives back to Normal. If vaccine, you can get out and get your lives back to Normal. Your lives back to Normal. If you are shielding, your lives back to Normal. If you are shielding, once your lives back to Normal. If you are shielding, once you your lives back to Normal. If you are shielding, once you have your lives back to Normal. If you | are shielding, once you have had your lives back to Normal. If you are shielding, once you have had the two doses, you no longer need to . In fact, shielding officially has been paused, as they say. But fact, shielding officially has been paused, as they say. Fact, shielding officially has been paused, as they say. But people who have been shielding, paused, as they say. But people who have been shielding, It paused, as they say. But people who have been shielding, It is paused, as they say. But people who have been shielding, It is difficult have been shielding, It is difficult to accept that, if you have not been fully vaccinated. If to accept that, if you have not been fully vaccinated. Fully vaccinated. If you have not been fully fully vaccinated. If you have not been fully vaccinated fully vaccinated. If you have not been fully vaccinated you fully vaccinated. If you have not been fully vaccinated you are i fully vaccinated. If you have not i been fully vaccinated you are still vulnerable but once you have been three weeks after your second vaccine you can venture out. Be careful. If you have underlying health condItions, do not Go to crowded places, but you can take steps to get yourself outside. You should not feel trapped in your home any more. Should not feel trapped in your home an more. ~. , should not feel trapped in your home an more. ,. , any more. What should people take comfort in . Any more. What should people take comfort in . We any more. What should people take comfort in . We have any more. What should people take comfort in . We have search any more. What should people take | comfort in . We have search testing, increased vaccination. Test and trace, there were reports about issues yesterday. Trace, there were reports about issues yesterday. There have been hiccu s issues yesterday. There have been hiccuos wIth issues yesterday. There have been hiccups wIth test issues yesterday. There have been hiccups wIth test and issues yesterday. There have been hiccups wIth Test And Trace issues yesterday. There have been hiccups wIth Test And Trace but issues yesterday. There have been hiccups wIth Test And Trace but the j hiccups wIth Test And Trace but the main thing, if you get symptoms, stay at home, isolate. I am told the Test And Trace system is now up and running properly. If you are contacted and told you have been in contacted and told you have been in contact wIth covid, isolate. Test and trace and isolating is still important, particularly in younger people yet to be vaccinated, but the Vaccine Campaign is now rolling out fast. People of 34 and over are getting Text Messages to have a vaccine. We are Going Really well wIth that. I vaccine. We are Going Really well wIth that. ,. , vaccine. We are Going Really well wIth that. ,. ,. , wIth that. I will come back to where we bean wIth that. I will come back to where we began wIth wIth that. I will come back to where we began wIth the wIth that. I will come back to where we began wIth the interview, wIth that. I will come back to where we began wIth the interview, we. WIth that. I will come back to where l we began wIth the interview, we have to get used to This way of living and covid, and It comes down to hands, face, outdoor space, and covid, and It comes down to hands, face, outdoorspace, keep your distance. Hands, face, outdoor space, keep your distance. Your distance. Interestingly, overall death your distance. Interestingly, overall Death Rates your distance. Interestingly, overall Death Rates are your distance. Interestingly, overall Death Rates are very | your distance. Interestingly, overall Death Rates are very low. HospItal admissions from covid are no longer rising. The vaccine is working. We have to get our lives back to Normal and learn to live wIth the virus. It will not Go away. I doubt the indian variant will be the last of the variants but so far, the last of the variants but so far, the variants we have had have been susceptible to the vaccine. People shielding saying they feel like they are in a prison, young people whose education has suffered. We have to say there is more to This than just covid infection, we have to get our lives back to Normal. In covid infection, we have to get our lives back to Normal. Lives back to Normal. In terms of hosItal lives back to Normal. In terms of hospItal admissions, lives back to Normal. In terms of hospItal admissions, those lives back to Normal. In terms of hospItal admissions, those who i lives back to Normal. In terms of i hospItal admissions, those who are severely ill from This virus, they are not rising significantly . It is an increase in the number of cases. We see an increase in the number of cases, largely in younger people who have not been vaccinated and who do not get severe disease. You might feel rotten for a few days and some unlucky people will get longer symptoms. But the Good news is clearly the Vaccine Campaign has worked and we are not seeing that surge of vulnerable elderly people admItted to hospItal. It is surge of vulnerable elderly people admItted to hospItal. AdmItted to hospItal. It is always aood to admItted to hospItal. It is always Good to talk admItted to hospItal. It is always Good to talk to admItted to hospItal. It is always Good to talk to you admItted to hospItal. It is always Good to talk to you and admItted to hospItal. It is always Good to talk to you and i admItted to hospItal. It is always Good to talk to you and i wish admItted to hospItal. It is always | Good to talk to you and i wish you admItted to hospItal. It is always i Good to talk to you and i wish you a Good to talk to you and i wish you a Good day in the surgery. Take care. Heres matt wIth a look at This mornings weather. Painta paint a picture. A picture of more Wind And Rain. Good morning. The satellIte image from the last 14 hours wIth Cloud Reminiscent of an area of low pressure you get in october. Underthat area of low pressure you get in october. Under that cloud we have seen rain, the strongest of the wind on the southern edge. Winters over 70 mph in some parts of western wales. And It is toward Southern Wales. And It is toward Southern Wales and england where It is strongest. Winters gusting over 60 mph, if not 70. The trees are in full leaf which could bring down branches in Southern Areas today. That is part of the story. The cloud bringing rain across the uk. Persistent in the North West of england, North West wales. We have seen three inches in the past 24 hour persistent rain in the north of scotland. It will not rain all day long for many. The strongest winters in the Channel Islands and towards orkney, shetland and the hebrides. It will be a Cold Day here. 7 9. And elsewhere, do not expect much wIth the cloud, Wind And Rain. Outbreaks of rain continue into the first part of the night but they start to ease in western areas. Not as blustery as last night, the exception being down the eastern coast. A Cold Night in northern scotland. Tomorrow is drier, brighter, less windy. Showers will return before more in the way of Wind And Rain on sunday. The weekend, on Saturday Plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain in england and wales especially. Showers in North West scotland. Brightening up from the west. Showers dotted around. In the south they could be heavy wIth Thunder And Hail where they do occur. Breezy down the East Coast but the wind falling lighter. A Cold Day. 10 14. Saturday into sunday, a Cold Night, bright start to sunday and another area of low pressure working Its way in. Not as Windy On Sunday as today. A bright start in eastern Areas Clouding over. Wet weather in the morning in the west pushing eastwards. Temperatures may be rising a lIttle but It will be another colder one. How about This for Beginners Luck . Earlier This month, a Metal Detectorist uncovered more than £5,000 of ancient artefacts on his very first hunt. Charles cartwright thought hed hIt the jackpot when he discovered This treasure buried in a field in worcestershire. Lets find out what happened. Charles joins us now. Good morning. Go back a step. You are new to This. I Good morning. Go back a step. You are new to This. Are new to This. I Got the detector at the start are new to This. I Got the detector at the start of are new to This. I Got the detector at the start of may. Are new to This. I Got the detector at the start of may. You are new to This. I Got the detector at the start of may. You have i are new to This. I Got the detector| at the start of may. You have been out a handful at the start of may. You have been out a handful of at the start of may. You have been out a handful of times . At the start of may. You have been out a handful of times . At at the start of may. You have been out a handful of times . At that i out a handful of times . At that oint, i out a handful of times . At that point. I had out a handful of times . At that point. I had dug out a handful of times . At that point, i had Dug Holes out a handful of times . At that point, i had Dug Holes in i out a handful of times . At that point, i had Dug Holes in my i out a handful of times . At that i point, i had Dug Holes in my garden and This was the first time i had been out. Actually on what we call a permission where a landowner gives permission where a landowner gives permission to detect on the land. What time of day is It . Where on The Field are you . Field are you . Early evening. Around Eiuht Field are you . Early evening. Around eight Oclock Field are you . Early evening. Around eight oclock i field are you . Early evening. Around eight oclock. I am field are you . Early evening. Around eight oclock. I am in field are you . Early evening. Around eight oclock. I am in woodland, i eight oclock. I am in woodland, scanning. I decide to knock It on the head and Go home. I decide to have one last sweep in the woodland, which i do and then, suddenly, my detector went crazy as It passed over the top of what was hidden in the ground. What did you find . I start digging and find a metaljug. Inside that, which was heavy when i lifted It out, full of water and mud, but a Plastic Bag inside which made me suspicious as to how It Got there are you shouting to people to say you have found Something Extraordinary . I say you have found Something Extraordinary . Say you have found Something Extraordinary . Say you have found Something Extraordina . ,. ,. , extraordinary . I am on my own. They want to share extraordinary . I am on my own. They want to share the extraordinary . I am on my own. They want to share the moment extraordinary . I am on my own. They want to share the moment wIth. I extraordinary . I am on my own. They want to share the moment wIth. You | want to share the moment wIth. You see the Plastic Bag and you are thinking This is not a straightforward find of extraordinary artefacts. Straightforward find of extraordina artefacts. ~ , extraordinary artefacts. Absolutely. I do not think extraordinary artefacts. Absolutely. I do not think the extraordinary artefacts. Absolutely. I do not think the romans extraordinary artefacts. Absolutely. I do not think the romans put i extraordinary artefacts. Absolutely. | i do not think the romans put things in Plastic Bags before burying them in Plastic Bags before burying them in the ground. In Plastic Bags before burying them in the ground in Plastic Bags before burying them in the ground. Time has passed and ou now in the ground. Time has passed and you now know in the ground. Time has passed and you now know the in the ground. Time has passed and you now know the explanation, i in the ground. 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What about the original owner . It is back in i the original owner . It is back in their hands . The original owner . It is back in their hands . It the original owner . It is back in their hands . It is, the original owner . It is back in their hands . It is, back the original owner . It is back in their hands . It is, back wIth i the original owner . It is back in | their hands . It is, back wIth the original owner. He is over the moon. I have spoken to him a couple of times now. And we are Going to meet up times now. And we are Going to meet up for a Drink And Lunch at some point. Up for a Drink And Lunch at some oint. ,. ,. , point. Very nice. The downside of This, are point. Very nice. The downside of This. Are you point. Very nice. The downside of This, are you carrying point. Very nice. The downside of This, are you carrying on point. Very nice. The downside of This, are you carrying on metal. This, are you carrying on metal detecting . I am. This, are you carrying on metal detecting . Iam. It This, are you carrying on metal detecting . I am. It will be downhill all the way, Really. All the way, Really. Everyone said ou have all the way, Really. Everyone said you have peaked, all the way, Really. Everyone said you have peaked, It all the way, Really. Everyone said you have peaked, It is all the way, Really. Everyone said you have peaked, It is finished i all the way, Really. Everyone said i you have peaked, It is finished but i am counting This as not my ancient horde that i will be looking for. This is just returning stolen objects to the person that owned It. I am starting from zero now. Brute objects to the person that owned It. I am starting from zero now. We wish Ou Luck i am starting from zero now. We wish yOu Luck and i am starting from zero now. We wish yOu Luck and well i am starting from zero now. We wish yOu Luck and well done i am starting from zero now. We wish yOu Luck and well done on i am starting from zero now. We wish yOu Luck and well done on the i am starting from zero now. We wish yOu Luck and well done on the find. I yOu Luck and well done on the find. Who knows what you will find next . It might be another extraordinary thing. Go for It. Nice to see you. Thank you. Rather extraordinary. Find This first Time Out and It is stolen Goods. At least the owner has the stuff back and they will meet up for lunch. Happy ending. Time now to get the news where you are. Good morning, im Sonja Jessup. The mayor is urging more of us to holiday at home This summer after crIticism that the uks traffric Light System on travel abroad is confusing. Yesterday, the Transport Secretary Grant shapps told Bbc Breakfast travellers should only visIt countries on the Amber List in exceptional circumstances. Londons Mayor Sadiq Khan says we should consider exploring the wonders of the capItal. The Government has Got to get a grip wIth international travel. They delayed, they dIthered in relation to india being on the Red List. Many, many londoners want to Go on holiday. I am saying to those londoners and those around the country, in the meantime, come to london. Weve Got the whole world in london. A murderer who tried to help one of the victims of the London Bridge Terror Attack has been cleared by the Parole Board to be freed from prison. James ford was on Day Release at the time of the attack at fishmonger� s hall in 2019. Hed beenjailed for life in 2004 after admItting the murder of 21 year old Amanda Champion in kent. Now, youd usually hear them playing at the Notting Hill Carnival but the nostalgia Steel Band have a very different type of gig at the moment. Theyve been performing to people at a Vaccination Centre in North Kensington. Its an area thats struggled wIth Itancy'>Vaccine HesItancy. And Health Staff say It seems to be encouraging people to come forward. When we first did the music, we definItely noticed a difference in our patients. It was one of those days where the astrazeneca was in the news and people were Really fearful of having It so we feared having a very large rate where people did not attend. So, often that happens, they will turn up and change their mind and worry. We had only one person who didnt want It on that day out of about 700 or 800 that we did that day. Lets Take A Look at the Ituation'>Travel SItuation now. The dlr has minor delays between Beckton And Tower gateway after an electrical fault. A look at the roads now. Just the usual queues at the blackwall tunnel, as you can see traffic is Building Northbound from Woolwich Road. And in enfield theres been an accident on the a10, two lanes are closed northbound at Bullsmoor Lane. Time for the weather wIth kate kinsella. Good morning. A rather damp and windy day in prospect as an unseasonably deep area of low pressure moves across the central swathe of the uk eastwards, the wind strengthening as It does so, and the Met Office has a yellow Weather Warning in place for the strong winds. We are looking widely at gusts of 45 50 miles an hour, perhaps in more exposed areas could be a lIttle stronger. Outbreaks of rain accompanying, cloudy today, temperatures on the cool side, 14 celsius the maximum. For more exposed areas, the chilterns, for example, This could be a few Degrees Cooler than that. Overnight tonight, It stays mild. It also stays rather cloudy and we will see further outbreaks of rain and the wind still strong overnight. That low pressure slowly starts to move away eastwards. Minimum temperature dropping down to about 7 8. For saturday, It is Going to start off damp but that rain should clear, a dry afternoon, still some showers, some sunny spells but the wind that bIt lighter. Theres more from me in half an hour. Do Take A Look at our websIte too for lots more thats at the usual address. Good morning, welcome to breakfast wIth Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today. Prince william launches a scathing attack on the bbc saying his mother, Princess Diana, was failed notjust by a rogue reporter, but by leaders who looked the other way. It brings Indescribable Sadness to know that the bbc� s failures contributed significantly to herfear, Paranoia And Isolation that i remember from those final years wIth her. Prince harry says the Ripple Effect of a culture of exploItation ultimately took his mothers life. Overnight, in a documentary wIth oprah, he said he was willing to turn to drink and drugs to deal wIth losing her. Probably drink a weeks worth in one day on friday or saturday night. And i found day on friday or saturday night. And ifound myself day on friday or saturday night. And i found myself drinking day on friday or saturday night. And ifound myself drinking not day on friday or saturday night. And i found myself drinking not because i found myself drinking not because i was enjoying It but because i was trying to mask something. A ceasefire between israel and the palestinian milItant group hamas has come into effect ending 11 days of violence which killed more than 240 people. Frustration for the favourIte at Golf� s latest major. Rory mcilroy found himself It'>Cut AdrfIt from the leaders, and has It all to do, now, to stay in at the us pga after being blown off course in South Carolina. The wind have featured here for the last 24 hours, looks more like october than late may, more strong Wind And Rain at times. Anything brighterfor the Wind And Rain at times. Anything brighter for the weekend . Join me for the full forecast. Its friday the 21st may. Our top story. The duke of cambridge has crIticised the bbc, saying failures relating to the Panorama Interview wIth his mother, fuelled her paranoia and worsened his Parents Relationship in herfinal years. It comes after an independent inquiry found the 1995 interview wIth Princess Diana was obtained by deception. Prince william said the findings had brought him Indescribable Sadness. Our media edItor, amol rajan, has This report. Watched by almost 23 Million people, Martin Bashir� s panorama shocked the world. Yesterday we learnt the real story behind the story after a report laid bare a catalogue of failures. Now the duke of cambridge has said the interview had been very damaging in the last years of his mothers life. It is my view that the deceItful way the interview was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. The interview was a major contribution to making my Parents Relationship worse, and has since hurt countless others. It brings Indescribable Sadness to know the bbc� s failures contributed significantly to herfear, Paranoia And Isolation that i remember from those final years wIth her. And, in a statement from the us, the duke of sussex said. Lord dysons independent report, commissioned by the bbc, says bashir was devious and dishonest, lying repeatedly to secure the interview and explain hiS Conduct. He says the Bbc Investigation into how the interview was obtained was woefully ineffective and he adds. Crucial information that It knew but It went to the media. Crucial information that It knew but It didnt give to the media. Princess diana and Prince Charles were already separated at the time of the interview. Early in September 1995, bashir met Earl Spencer. He showed him fake Bank Statements to suggest payments had been made to informants around diana. Earl spencer introduced bashir to diana. This constItuted a serious breach of the guidelines at the time. The interview aired but, soon, journalists at the daily Mail Group and elsewhere started asking questions. A Bbc Investigation, led by tony hall, later Director General, cleared bashir, but Earl Spencer was not approached. A big mistake, according to dyson. In august 1996, Prince Charles and Princess Diana were divorced. She died one year later. And in Panorama Last Night Earl Spencer explained the effect that bashir� S Deception had had. The first statements i was shown, the first fake Bank Statements, were to get my trust. The second set were to get to diana, and then to get the interview, so It is a very clear chain from any one logical Point Of View. The irony is i met Martin Bashir on the 31st Of August 1995 because, exactly two years later, she died. And i do draw a line between the two events. This is a young girl in her mid 30s who has lived This extraordinary turbulent and difficult time in the public eye. She didnt know who to trust and, In The End, when she died two years later, she was wIthout any form of real protection. Martin bashir won a bafta for the programme. He left the bbc last week having been rehired in 2016. He has long argued that diana would have agreed to speak to him wIthout the fake Bank Statements. In a statement, he said. Lord hall of birkenhead, who is the director of Bbc News, conducted the investigation into bashir� S Contact into bashir� S Conduct and was until last august the Director General has apologised and said he was wrong to give bashir the benefIt of the doubt. The bbc has wrItten to members of the Royal Family to apologise for what happened and It says It has no plans to run Martin Bashir� s panorama in full again. Amol rajan, Bbc News. Meanwhile, Prince Harry has described how he was willing to turn to Binge Drinking and drugs as a way to deal wIth the trauma of losing his mother. He was speaking in the first part of a Television Series he has produced alongside the american Chat Show Host Oprah Winfrey, which looks at Mental Health issues. Our Royal Correspondent, Sarah Campbell, reports. This is where Prince Harry said he was happiest, in the army wIth no special treatment, wearing the same uniform as Everybody Else. It was carrying out royal duties that he now says caused him severe Anxiety And Panic attacks. To help him cope, he turned to drink. I was willing to drink, i was willing to take drugs, i was willing to do the things that made me feel less like i was feeling. But i slowly became aware that, ok, i wasnt drinking monday to friday, but i would probably drink a weeks worth in one day on a friday or saturday night, as i was by myself drinking not because i was enjoying It but because i was trying to mask something. In perhaps an early Warning Sign of future problems, It emerged that in 2002 Prince Charles had sent a teenage harry to meet staff and patients at a Itation-centre'>Drugs RehabilItation Centre after he admItted Smoking Cannabis at the highgrove estate. Understandably, harry attributes much of his pain to the very public loss of his mother when he was just shy of his 13th birthday. For me, the thing i remember the most was the sound of the horses hooves Going along the pavement, along the mall, the redbrick road. By This point, i was. Both of us were in shock. It was like i was outside of my body and just walking along, doing what was expected of me. Showing. One tenth of the emotion that Everybody Else was showing. This was my mum, you never even met her. Now living in california wIth his family after years of not talking about his grief and trauma, harry firmly believes discussing his Mental Health battles publicly will help others. Back in brItain, It has been a difficult few months for the Royal Family who are also having to come to terms wIth Harrys Determination to share his pain wIth the world. Sarah campbell, Bbc News. We can speak live to our Royal Correspondent Sarah Campbell now. Good morning. Much anticipation around This documentary which we knew was coming, It was Going to garner some attention, wasnt It . Absolutely, yes, It has been a long time coming, first mooted a couple of years aGo in 2019 so pre everything that has happened since. Since then we have had harry talking in interviews wIth his wife, meghan. There was a Pod Cast last week, there was an interview wIth james corden, he talks about his four years of therapy and he finds talking about these Issues Something that helps him, something he hopes will help other people but, again, in This documentary, the downside for his family is that they once again come in for crIticism. He is talking about the lack of support he received when he was coming under constant attention on Social Media and Press Attention alongside his wife, meghan. The and Press Attention alongside his wife. Meghan wife, meghan. The clicking of cameras and wife, meghan. The clicking of cameras and flashing wife, meghan. The clicking of cameras and flashing of i wife, meghan. The clicking of i cameras and flashing of cameras makes cameras and flashing of cameras makes my cameras and flashing of cameras makes my Blood Boil and It makes me angry makes my Blood Boil and It makes me angry and makes my Blood Boil and It makes me angry and takes me back to what happened angry and takes me back to what happened to my mum and what i experienced as a kid. It went to a whole experienced as a kid. It went to a whole new experienced as a kid. It went to a whole new depth. WIth Itional-media'>Notjust TradItional Media but also Social Media tradItional media but also Social Media platforms as well. I felt completely helpless. I thought my completely helpless. thought my family completely helpless. I thought my family would help. But every single ask, request, warning, Whatever It is, just ask, request, warning, Whatever It is, just Got ask, request, warning, Whatever It is, just Got to met wIth total silence is, just Got to met wIth total silence or is, just Got to met wIth total silence or total neglect. So, This is a Fivepart Silence or total neglect. So, This is a Fivepart Series Silence or total neglect. So, This| is a Fivepart Series coproduced is a five Part Series Co Produced and Co Created by Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey containing lots of other celebrIties, Lady Gaga, glenn close, but a lot of the attention will be on Prince Harry and what he says about his relationship wIth his family. Says about his relationship wIth his famil. , says about his relationship wIth his famil. ,. A ceasefire between israel and palestinian milItants has come into effect overnight, ending 11 days of violence in which more than 240 people died. Our middle East Correspondent Tom Bateman is in jerusalem This morning. There has been extensive loss of life over This period of time, It is a relief that there is some form of ceasefire, the question is can It hold, is It holding . It is holding for now, hold, is It holding . It is holding for now. It hold, is It holding . It is holding for now, It came hold, is It holding . It is holding for now, It came into hold, is It holding . It is holding for now, It came into force i hold, is It holding . It is holding i for now, It came into force seven hours aGo, 2am local time. There had been some Rocket Fire from gaza in the few minutes coming up to It and some israeli fires in the hours before but the ceasefire is holding wIth celebrations in gaza during the night, many thousands of people out on the streets wIth celebratory gunfire and what we are seeing from both sides now is an attempt to sell to their own side the achievements they feel theyve gained through This despIte the devastating Human Cost of all This. So, hamas in gaza, the organisation that Governs there, has talked about the way It has defended Palestinians Injerusalem at the holy sIte. Israel says how It has undermined hamas strategic capabilIties in gaza in an unprecedented way. But many people are looking at that now given what has happened and thinking that, you know, This is a bIt of a thin victory for both sides because wIth the very tangled relationship between these two sides, It is a matter of time before the next bout of violence and the real question is whether or not that is weeks, months or years away but certainly many people see It that wIthout a polItical solution, that is inevItable. PolItical solution, that is inevItable. , i polItical solution, that is inevItable. I,. , an investigation is under way in swansea following what police have described as large Scale Disorder in the cIty yesterday evening. Videos posted on Social Media show people setting fire to cars and rolling them down a hill on a residential street. Officers say the incident may have started out as a vigil to a local Person Whod recently died but then escalated into violence. Lets see, time now is 7 12am, now an update wIth the weather. If youre about to Go outside or Go out for your day, how is It looking . Naga do we want an update . Just stay inside the Weather Hasnt been great, This was on the coast in swansea yesterday, strong Wind Whipping up lively seas, some of the strongest winds in the last 24 hours have been across some southern parts of england and wales wIth wind topping out at 85 miles an hour on the Isle Of Wight and we are not done yet. Some strong wind to come across Southern Areas are notjust that, plenty of rain around This morning, a swirl of blue on the Chart And Indication low pressure is over us. It will ease off at times but always be there or thereabouts. Most persistent through the day probably across the North East of scotland, aberdeenshire, murray and angus. Into the afternoon, the best of the brightness towards the Channel Islands but It is the southern counties of england and wales were the strongest of wind will be transferring to the east, 60 miles an hour widely. Rain will be coming and Going something dry across scotland, the other end of the scale, best of the sunshine for shetlands so the best place to be if you want something dry and bright. Elsewhere, cloud, outbreaks of rain continue, some are seeing more than others as we Go through friday afternoon, a rather cool day as well wIth further rain at times as we Go into tonight and into the weekend but at least saturday is looking drier and brighterfor many but at least saturday is looking drier and brighter for many wIth a lIttle bIt of sunshine at times, les windy at more of It comes back into the west on sunday. Thanks, matt, C U later on. The bbc� s reputation is underfire This morning after an independent inquiry found the 1995 interview wIth Princess Diana was obtained by deception. Prince william said the findings had brought him indescribable Sadness And Panorama had effectively established a false narrative. We can speak now to mark killick, who was a senior producer on the programme and first alerted the bbc to the existence of forged documents used to help secure the interview. Good morning to you and thank you forjoining us here on breakfast. Would you like to give me your response to This report . It is an incredibly powerful response to This report . It is an incredibly powerful report i response to This report . It is an incredibly powerful Report Lordl incredibly powerful report Lord Dyson has put together and he makes It very clear Martin Bashir was a dishonest reporter, he lied and lied, forging documents. More importantly is what It says about the bbc Itself. It says the bbc� s investigation in 1996 was incompetent, It says the bbc Ran A Smear Campaign against some of Its own employees. And It ultimately says the bbc covered It all up as well so It is a pretty damning indictment of the bbc at that time. Now, you are one of two people described as a whistle blower, do you want to explain your part . Yes. You want to explain your part . Yes, absolutely you want to explain your part . Yes, absolutely i you want to explain your part . Yes, absolutely. I became you want to explain your part . 1a absolutely. I became aware. Of these forged documents, i went to a Bbc Lawyer and i asked what i should do about It and i was told in clear terms we have to refer the matter up, the bbc has a very sophisticated edItorial referral programme, i went wIth two colleagues and let Senior Management know these documents existed. WIthin 24 hours of doing that, i was told we only want loyal people on the Programme And Id been on panorama for ten years. When you want loyal people on the programme, i was effectively let Go. Ianthem want loyal people on the programme, i was effectively let Go. I was effectively let Go. When was that . That i was effectively let Go. When was that . That was i was effectively let Go. When was that . That was in i was effectively let Go. When was that . That was in very i was effectively let Go. When was that . That was in very late i was effectively let Go. When was that . That was in very late 1995. I i was effectively let Go. When was that . That was in very late 1995. | i that . That was in very late 1995. I brou ht that . That was in very late 1995. I brought the that . That was in very late 1995. I brought the documents that . That was in very late 1995. I brought the documents to that . That was in very late 1995. I brought the documents to the i brought the documents to the management as i was asked to do by a Bbc Lawyer and was told wIthin 24 hours of doing that that effectively i would no longer be part of the programme because i had been disloyal. That is what happened to Whistle Blowers at that time at the bbc. Whistleblowers at that time at the bbc. I. , i, whistleblowers at that time at the sac. I i, i, v. ~ whistleblowers at that time at the sac. I i, i, ~ i, i, bbc. What do you think It does to the Bbcs Reputation bbc. What do you think It does to the Bbcs Reputation today, i bbc. What do you think It does to the Bbcs Reputation today, 25 i bbc. What do you think It does to i the Bbcs Reputation today, 25 years on . The Bbc Statement has said that while the bbc cannot turn back the clock after a quarter of the century, we can make a full and uncondItional apology and the bbc offers that today. That was in response to the Dyson Report but where does It leave the bbc as a Corporation Today . First where does It leave the bbc as a Corporation Today . Corporation today . First of all lets acknowledge Corporation Today . First of all lets acknowledge that Corporation Today . First of all lets acknowledge that tim i Corporation Today . First of all. Lets acknowledge that Tim Davie commissioned This report, It was a brave thing to do. It didnt happen on his watch and the bbc has published a generic apology and wrItten to the princess, as i understand It, apologising. Lets step back and remember many people both on Princess Dianas side of the Line And Bbc had their reputations destroyed by a Smear Campaign authorised by bbc Senior Management, and also many of them lost their jobs. Im not quIte sure that a generic apology in the form of a Press Statement by the bbc is anything like adequate. 50. Press statement by the bbc is anything like adequate. So, what is adeauate anything like adequate. So, what is adequate in anything like adequate. So, what is adequate in your anything like adequate. So, what is adequate in your Point Anything like adequate. So, what is adequate in your point of anything like adequate. So, what is adequate in your Point Of View . I adequate in your Point Of View . Well, these are complex matters. The bbc has to understand that many, many people have been severely impacted by This. And theyve Got to look at each of them in turn. You cant do It wIth one generic i am ever so sorry that This was 25 years aGo, lets move on. The Graphic Design involved in This, one of the finest in his generation, effectively never worked in that industry again and that is a tragedy and a career loss. I dont think an apology and lets all move on covers It, frankly. I also think there is a marginal issue wIth the Culture Of Fear established then. It was a long time aGo but It sent out a clear message to everyone at the bbc, do not refer up, do not bring the bbc bad news. Then you look at the scandals happened subsequently and you wonder was the reason why these things were not flagged earlier because of that Culture Of Fear that had been established so clearly by Senior Management at that time. It might be something for Tim Davie to think about to make It clear to Tim Davies bbc that truth can speak to power wIthout fear of losing their jobs. Power wIthout fear of losing their obs. I, i, i power wIthout fear of losing their obs. I,. ,. I, power wIthout fear of losing their obs. ,. ,. , jobs. You gave evidence to the Dyson Inuui and jobs. You gave evidence to the Dyson Inquiry and submItted jobs. You gave evidence to the Dyson Inquiry and submItted two jobs. You gave evidence to the Dyson Inquiry and submItted two wrItten i inquiry and submItted two wrItten statements, you played your part in the inquiry and we have seen the conclusions of that. What do you expect from the bbc . Conclusions of that. What do you expect from the bbc . Well. I think what the bbc expect from the bbc . Well. I think what the bbc has expect from the bbc . Well. I think what the bbc has done expect from the bbc . Well. I think what the bbc has done so expect from the bbc . Well. I think what the bbc has done so far expect from the bbc . Well. I think what the bbc has done so far in i what the bbc has done so far in terms of commissioning the Dyson Report and publicising It and accepting Its findings is a great first step but i think the bbc has Got to look at all the people impacted, both from Princess Dianas side, her officials, her courtiers, who lost theirjobs and whose reputations were destroyed, and from the bbc side, people who were dismissed from the programme and think what is the appropriate thing to do . Do think what is the appropriate thing to do . , i, think what is the appropriate thing to do . I think what is the appropriate Thing Todo . I , to do . Do you include yourself in that . I do to do . Do you include yourself in that . I do include to do . Do you include yourself in that . I do include myself to do . Do you include yourself in that . I do include myself in i to do . Do you include yourself inj that . I do include myself in that. To do . Do you include yourself in. That . I do include myself in that. I did what the that . I do include myself in that. I did what the bbc that . I do include myself in that. I did what the Bbc Lawyers that . I do include myself in that. I did what the Bbc Lawyers asked i that . I do include myself in that. I | did what the Bbc Lawyers asked me that . I do include myself in that. I i did what the Bbc Lawyers asked me to do, i reported It to the attention of the senior managers of the bbc and i was removed from panorama wIthin 24 hours. That is not an acceptable thing to have happened, Really. Acceptable thing to have happened, reall. I. , acceptable thing to have happened, reall. I i, i, ~ acceptable thing to have happened, reall. I i, i, i, Really. What would you like to see from the bbc. Really. What would you like to see from the bbc, from Really. What would you like to see from the bbc, from a Really. What would you like to see from the bbc, from a personal Really. What would you like to see i from the bbc, from a personal Point Of View . This from the bbc, from a personal Point Of View . � , ~ from the bbc, from a personal Point Of View . ~ , of view . As i said, i think these are complex of view . As i said, i think these are complex issues, of view . As i said, i think these are complex issues, i of view . As i said, i think these are complex issues, i dont i of view . As i said, i think these l are complex issues, i dont want of view . As i said, i think these i are complex issues, i dont want to talk about myself because many people have been far worse impacted than me. But i do think the bbc is not in a posItion simply to say we have now done the job. There not in a posItion simply to say we have now done thejob. There is not in a posItion simply to say we have now done the job. There is a lot more that needs to be done before This can be fully put away. And also dont forget that Culture Of Fear has much diminished now and i accept that, at the bbc should make It clear thatjournalists can report things up the line wIthout fear of losing theirjob if It is negative to the bbc. Lentil] fear of losing theirjob if It is negative to the bbc. Will you be seekin negative to the bbc. Will you be seeking compensation . Negative to the bbc. Will you be seeking compensation . I negative to the bbc. Will you be| seeking compensation . I havent decided on seeking compensation . I havent decided on that seeking compensation . I havent decided on that at seeking compensation . I havent decided on that at all. Seeking compensation . I havent decided on that at all. But i i seeking compensation . I havent decided on that at all. But i am i decided on that at all. But i am talking wIth my lawyers about what an appropriate next step will be. Mark cilic, former senior producer for panorama, thank you for your time This morning. Lets get more reflections on what was broadcast last night. We can speak now to Princess Dianas former bodyguard ken wharfe. I wonderfirst of i wonder first of all could you give us your reflections on what you have seen and some of the reaction. Weill. Seen and some of the reaction. Well, i remember seen and some of the reaction. Well, i remember 25 seen and some of the reaction. Well, i remember 25 years seen and some of the reaction. Well, i remember 25 years aGo seen and some of the reaction. Ii i remember 25 years aGo along wIth 23 Million other people watching This interview wIth Martin Bashir, but 25 years on, i welcome her brothers, Earl Spencer, statement, and what is particularly important for me is the line he draws between that interview and her tragic death two years later in paris. Because i remember in 1993 when i left diana, and i recall that year of the six or seven years i worked wIth her at the time of where she was at a very low ebb, paranoid in so many ways about her life. And i think This follows the 1992 statement by the then prime ministerjohn major about the separation and up until that point, diana honestly believed up until that point there was always a chance of a reconciliation. Of course, the separation and of course the acknowledgement of the existence of Camilla Parker bowles was something that was very difficult for diana to take so It isnt surprising therefore when she did speak to Martin Bashir It was very likely for her to believe all the other scurrilous allegations in the statement he made to her. What i think is interesting here is that when i remember leaving her in october, november, simply because i felt the securIty was compromised and ifelt felt the securIty was compromised and i felt i was not able to do that for personal reasons and the effects of that, but very soon after she asked to see me at Kensington Palace and i went back. Somewhat reluctantly but i did and i am so glad i did Go back. It was as though nothing had happened and she was very hopeful she might be taking on an ambassadorial role in her new life. Sadly, that never took place but she did ask me, look, weve had some great times, i acknowledge the work you have done, if theres one piece of advise what would It be . And i remember saying very clearly ive never been asked to give advice to a member of the Royal Family before but i would say This Whatever your plans are you will always be a princess in name but you will need the best protection. Scotland yard has never let you down and we were able to give you privacy when you crave for It. So, we work together. I remember once during our time together, once that securIty was compromised, but she abandoned the securIty completely. It has always been my view that because of her Loyalty And Sense of duty to the queen herself that had the queen insisted that diana maintain her Scotland Yard securIty then we wouldnt be having This discussion but sadly that wasnt the case and she inherIted in the following two years the securIty provided by Mohamed Al fayed, which in my view and ive talked about It many times were responsible for the inexperienced in protecting somebody of such a high profile that night in paris in 1997 and that is the point Earl Spencer makes. There are many issues of course. And weird allegations about her private secretary and the prince of wales secretary, to make vary highly professional men, who were incapable of being anything other than totally loyal. The allegations to suggest that i orchestrated wIth mi6 to spy on her is absurd and preposterous. And i understand completely the views and statements made by her sons, William And Harry, and i sincerely hope there will be closure and i dont think anybody wants to see them in pain. That said, the interview Itself was an interview where diana spoke from the very beginning to the very end the truth about her marriage. So, in one instance, we can be reassured that her very short life as a princess of This monarchy was a troubled one, but she let us know exactly what the real state of play was. Can but she let us know exactly what the real state of play was. Real state of play was. Can i ust ask ou, real state of play was. Can i ust askyou. Ken. fl real state of play was. Can i ust ask you, ken, looking i real state of play was. Can i ust ask you, ken, looking at i real state of play was. Can ijust ask you, ken, looking at some i real state of play was. Can i just i ask you, ken, looking at some of what Prince William said in relation to his mother, he said very clearly and was very emotional in his statement, these events preyed on her fears and fuelled her paranoia. I am hearing from what you are saying that is something you are aware of even at the time you were working wIth her in the build up to what happened later. That working wIth her in the buildup to what happened later. Working wIth her in the buildup to what happened later. That is exactly the case. I what happened later. That is exactly the case i left what happened later. That is exactly the case. I left in what happened later. That is exactly the case. I left in november what happened later. That is exactly the case. I left in november1993. I the case. I left in november 1993. That was a very difficult year. I saw a diana that was so unlike the diana i worked wIth since the mid 805. And This Really was in the wake of the separation announcement. And at that point, there is no Way Diana could see sustainabilIty in being a working member of the Royal Family by a divorce that was clearly pending. She was almost at a point of accusing everybody of spying on her. And It wasnt the sort of character that i had the privilege of working wIth. The paranoia, the unease in suggesting that people were no longer loyal. The tragedy was that diana at This time was seen certainly against my advice, certain mystics and other people that were inclined to put her Mind Right which inclined to put her Mind Right which in my view had the opposIte effect. So i understand completely where her sons are coming from. Up until that point, you know, both of the boys actually had a very excIting life wIthin that marriage or they were completely unaware right up until The End of Dianas Life exactly the troubles she was facing. But It was the latter years between 93 and her sudden death in 95 that i think both William And Harry have focused upon. Thank you very much for your time This morning and your reflections, ken wharf, Princess Dianas former bodyguard. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, im Sonja Jessup the mayor is urging more of us to holiday at home This summer after crIticism that the uks traffric Light System on travel traffic Light System on travel abroad is confusing. Yesterday, the Transport Secretary Grant shapps told Bbc Breakfast travellers should only visIt countries on the Amber List in exceptional circumstances. Londons Mayor Sadiq Khan says we should consider exploring the wonders of the capItal. The Government has Got to get a grip wIth international travel. They delayed, they dIthered in relation to india being on the Red List. Many, many londoners want to Go on holiday. I am saying to those londoners and those around the country, in the meantime, come to london. Weve Got the whole world in london. A murderer who tried to help one of the victims of the London Bridge Terror Attack has been cleared by the Parole Board to be freed from prison. James ford was on Day Release at the time of the attack at fishmonger� s hall in 2019. Hed beenjailed for life in 2004 after admItting the murder of 21 year old Amanda Champion in kent. 100 firefighters have tackled a blaze near west hams Training Ground in chadwell heath. It broke out at an industrial launderette just before midnight and took two and a half hours to bring under control. Now, youd usually hear them playing at the Notting Hill Carnival, but the nostalgia Steel Band have a very different type of gig at the moment. Theyve been performing to people at a Vaccination Centre in North Kensington. Its an area thats struggled wIth Itancy'>Vaccine HesItancy. And Health Staff say It seems to be encouraging people to come forward. When we first did the music, we definItely noticed a difference in our patients. It was one of those days where the astrazeneca was in the news and people were Really fearful of having It. So we feared having a very large rate where people did not attend. So, often that happens, they will turn up and change their mind and worry. We had only one person who didnt want It on that day out of about 700 or 800 that we did that day. Travel now. The bakerloo has been part suspended between Queens Park and harrow wealdstone, and the dlr has minor delays. And in enfield theres been an accident on the a10 two lanes are closed northbound at Bullsmoor Lane time for the weather wIth kate kinsella, Good morning. A rather damp and windy day in prospect as an unseasonably deep area of low pressure moves across the central swathe of the uk eastwards, the wind strengthening as It does so, and the Met Office has a yellow Weather Warning in place for the strong winds. We are looking widely at gusts of 45 50 miles an hour, perhaps in more exposed areas could be a lIttle stronger. Outbreaks of rain accompanying, cloudy today, temperatures on the cool side, 14 celsius the maximum. For more exposed areas, the chilterns, for example, This could be a few Degrees Cooler than that. Overnight tonight, It stays mild. It also stays rather cloudy and we will see further outbreaks of rain and the wind still strong overnight. That low pressure slowly starts to move away eastwards. Minimum temperature dropping down to about 7 8. For saturday, It is Going to start off damp but that rain should clear, a dry afternoon, still some showers, some sunny spells but the wind that bIt lighter. Theres more from me in an hour. Now Its back to naga and charlie. Hello, This is breakfast wIth Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Prince william has strongly crIticised the bbc for failing to properly investigate complaints about the way journalist Martin Bashir secured an interview wIth his late mother, Princess Diana. It comes after an independent inquiry found the 1995 Panorama Interview was obtained by deception. We can speak now to our media and arts correspondent, david sillIto. Questions now about implications This will have on the bbc as a corporation. Corporation. Very much so. Questions. Corporation. Very much so. Questions. How corporation. Very much so. Questions. How was i corporation. Very much so. Questions. How was It i corporation. Very much so. I questions. How was It allowed to happen . Why was It not investigated better . Why has It taken 25 years for This to come out . And a more difficult question, how can the bbc assured the public something like This will not happen again . Also, that statement from Prince William. It asks a question about what Martin Bashir told Earl Spencer at the time. Lurid and untrue claims about the Royal Household, It is said. Prince william said This fuelled Paranoia And Isolation in his mother and he says there is essentially a line of events of which This is a part that led to tragic consequences and for Princess Dianas brother, ilse Earl Spencer, This is very much a line of events that began wIth the interview and what Martin Bashir said to him. The wIth the interview and what Martin Bashir said to him. Bashir said to him. The first fake bank Statements Bashir said to him. The first fake Bank Statements were bashir said to him. The first fake Bank Statements were to bashir said to him. The first fake Bank Statements were to get bashir said to him. The first fake Bank Statements were to get my i Bank Statements were to get my trust. Bank statements were to get my trust. The Bank Statements were to get my trust, the second set was to get to diana trust, the second set was to get to diana and trust, the second set was to get to diana. And then to get the interview. It is a clear chain from anyones interview. It is a clear chain from anyones logical Point Of View. The irony anyones logical Point Of View. The irony is anyones logical Point Of View. The irony is i anyones logical Point Of View. The irony is i met Martin Bashir on the Sist Irony is i met Martin Bashir on the 31stof Irony is i met Martin Bashir on the 31st Of August and two years exactly later she 31st Of August and two years exactly later she died. This is a young girl in her later she died. This is a young girl in her mid 30s who has lived This turbulent in her mid 30s who has lived This turbulent and difficult time in the public turbulent and difficult time in the public eye. She did not know who to trust public eye. She did not know who to trust in public eye. She did not know who to trust in the public eye. She did not know who to trust. In The End, when she died two years trust. In The End, when she died two years ieter trust. In The End, when she died two years later she was wIthout any form of real years later she was wIthout any form of real protection. Of real protection. Many people, for them It is something of real protection. Many people, for them It is something 25 of real protection. Many people, for them It is something 25 years of real protection. Many people, for them It is something 25 years aGo i them It is something 25 years aGo and now history, but very much not for the princes. Prince william and Prince Harry in statements both are essentially looking at the Media Today and especially the bbc and Its actions. A culture of exploItation and Prince Harry said there is accountabilIty. It is the first step towards Justice And Truth but there needs to be a wider look at what is happening. The ethics and practices ofjournalism. It is notjust the stories you read and hear, It is how they get to print, get to air. Making It clear It is a wider issue in their Point Of View than just the bbc. You made the point some will say It was 25 years aGo but for Earl Spencer and members of Dianas Family This is personal and pain cannot be measured in terms of that. The Bbc Statement attributed to the Director General, he said while the bbc cannot turn back the clock, we can make a full and uncondItional apology and the bbc offers that today. It brings into question now how the bbc is seen today. Bier . Today. It brings into question now how the bbc is seen today. Very much so. As how the bbc is seen today. Very much s0 as lord how the bbc is seen today. Very much s0 as Lord Dyson how the bbc is seen today. Very much so. As Lord Dyson said, how the bbc is seen today. Very much so. As Lord Dyson said, It how the bbc is seen today. Very much so. As Lord Dyson said, It is how the bbc is seen today. Very much so. As Lord Dyson said, It is about so. As Lord Dyson said, It is about the Ity-and-transparency'>IntegrIty And Transparency of the Ity-and-transparency'>IntegrIty And Transparency of the bbc. Those are core values of the bbc. Those are core values of The Corporation. They ask those questions. The woefully ineffective investigation all those years aGo, they knew that Martin Bashir had not told the truth about when he said he had not shown fake Bank Statements to Earl Spencer and could not explain why he had not told the truth, yet he was described as an honourable and honest man at the time. Questions about that. How can you. Trust Bbc Investigations in the future . Hopefully the Dyson Report is a degree of transparency and Goes into detail about what happened there but there is a wider question of assurance the methods do not echo those of Martin Bashir� s 25 years aGo. Not echo those of Martin Bashirs 25 Ears A. O. Not echo those of Martin Bashirs 25 earsauo. , mike, where are you starting . In South Carolina, where It is a big day for Rory Mcilroy. He Got a Good tour of the course. Seeing the outfield. Ocean views. Not where he wanted to be, on the fairway and greens you know what It is like. Unfortunately, yes. But It is not over after the first round. Having arrived in South Carolina as the favourIte to win Golf� s latest major, Rory Mcilroy knows he faces a battle now to stay in the us pga for the weekend. He did win This tournament, the last time It was held on This course, and ended a barren run of form wIth victory 2 weeks aGo, but in the Opening Round at South Carolina, he Got to know the rough, the water and was left floundering On 3 over par, 8 shots off the lead. That is held by american, corey connors, but as for the brIts, Englishman Sam Horsfield isjust two shots off the lead. And Scotlands Martin Laird Isjust a further shot back and is up there wIth the early Pace Setters. He is one of the games big hItters, which you need to be on This the longest course in major history. In football, It feels so Good to be back home for Charlie Adam towards The End of his long career. The former Liverpool Man is now playing for his Home Town of dundee. And at 35, he scored the Goal that gives the championship club. It gives them a great chance of getting back into the premiership. They won 2 1 in the promotion play off first leg beating kilmarnock, who are hoping to extend their 28 Year Stay in the premiership. The second leg is on monday. Chelseas women bounced back from their Champions League final defeat in style. They romped to a 3 0 win over everton to reach the quarter finals in the fa cup. Drew spence wIth the header wIth made It comfortable. WIth the Itle'>Wsl TItle and the League Cup already secured, emma hayes side are still on, for a domestic treble. Two weeks before englands first Test Match of the Summer And Bowlerjofra archer will underGo surgery today. Its to try to resolve an issue wIth his right elbow. He saw a medical consultant after suffering pain while playing for sussex against kent last week. Its unclear how long he will be out for but he will definItely miss the first two tests against new zealand. Formula i has become a billionaires club, according to seven time World Champion Lewis hamilton. He made the comments to a Spanish Newspaper wIth the backdrop of the Itz-and-glamour'>GlItz And Glamour of monaco, ahead of one of the most famous of the grand prix weekends. He said theres no way he could break into the sport from his working Class Background, if he tried to do so now. Hamilton was third quickest in practice, yesterday, ahead of final Practice And Qualifying tomorrow. What a year It is becoming for brItish number two. Cameron norrie claimed the biggest win of his career by beating World Number four dominic thiem, in the lyon open. Norrie produced a brilliant performance to beat the austrian in straight sets 6 3 6 2. Hes enjoyed a strong start to 2021, having already won a joint career best tally of 21 matches. Norrie will play frances arthur rinderkneck, in the last eight. The Olympics Cant come soon enough for brItains swimmers, after another Gold at the European Swimming Championships in budapest. Adam peaty says hes even more excIted now after the mixed Relay Team that also included james guy, Kathleen Dawson and Anna Hopkin won the mixed 4x100 Metre Medley and set a new european record, too. Freya anderson also took bronze in the 200m freestyle. A quick word on Cameron Norrie. He has won 15 out of 18, surrey, 12 out of 15 matches on clay This year. And wIth the weather we are getting, It is the french open later This month in paris. It bodes well. Watching your pictures and your sport, i was thinking monaco, blue skies. Noisy motorcars. Any excuse to show pictures of monaco. And the tennis. It is nice. I know the weather is bad today but It will get better. I have had a look. At the moment, no rain on the horizon. Dont start doing his job. He rain on the horizon. Dont start doing hisjob. He is not Going to start doing the sport. Matt said after the Spring Bank Holiday It will get better. He is hurt now because you are treading on his term. There he Goes, he is off. Mike is offering more sunshine. It does not take much, at the moment. We will have to swap. To prove there is a lIttle bIt of sunshine today, just to the east of london at the moment, sunshine has come through. Top and tail of the uk the best chance of seeing sunny spells. Elsewhere, Ithink the best chance of seeing sunny spells. Elsewhere, i think you the best chance of seeing sunny spells. Elsewhere, Ithink you know the story. This cloud across much of the story. This cloud across much of the uk. Underneath that we have seen heavy rain and strong winds. A wild night in parts of wales and southern england especially on the southern edge of the low Pressure System. Here we have had the strongest of the gusts, particularly along the south coast of england. The wind will strengthen inland across Southern Areas today. There are some outbreaks of rain. You can see the swirl of blue that indicates where the heaviest rain is. Over three inches of rain in parts of North West wales overnight. There will be drier times. Sunshine to the south, but the strongest wind even inland, there could be damaging gusts of up to 60 mph if not more. Further north, persistent rain in the North East of scotland. And a Cold Day here. 7 9. Temperatures down where we expect in late may. Overnight, rain to begin wIth. Drying out in the west overnight. It will be colder here wIth clearer skies but elsewhere temperatures staying above freezing but a cold winter take us into the weekend. Good news for saturday most places are drier and brighter and not as windy. Make the most of It to clean the west because more Wind And Rain on sunday. Saturday, best of the sunshine in the west wIth isolated showers. Light showers in eastern parts to begin wIth. A windy start in eastern coasts. Afternoon showers are possible through central and south eastern england that could be thundery. And It will feel cool. Temperatures probably lower than today for some in england and wales. After a Cold Night, into sunday, a low Pressure System moves in. Brightness in eastern scotland and england. The far North East of scotland stays dry. Rain to the east but wetter weather in wales, western England And South West Scotland as we Go through the day. The rain heavy at times. Blustery. Not as windy as today. And things turn dry and brighter and warmer through the week ahead. Can i get a specific Weather Forecast for West Cumbria. All will be revealed in a moment. Outbreaks of rain on and off today and not as windy as elsewhere. 0k, It and not as windy as elsewhere. Ok, It could be worse. We are talking running. Hes climbed mount kilimanjaro, trekked through new zealand and ran from Lands End tojohn ogroats. Gary mckees latest Ity-feat'>CharIty Feat maybe tops them all. For the past 109 days, hes Got up, had breakfast, brushed his teeth, and run a marathon. 109 days, he has done It every day. 109 days, he has done It every day. 109 marathons. Today will be his 110th, his final run. Lets Take A Look. Keep on running. Keep on Going on. One fine day youre Going to reach The End and then well understand oh, yeah, hes our man. Keep on runnin keep on hidin one fine day im Going to be The One to make you understand oh, yeah, im Gonna be your man. Give us a wave keep on Runnin Runnin from my arms. Marathon man Gary Mckee joins us from cumbria now ahead of his final run. Hes wIth stella walsh, from hospice at home West Cumbria, one of the charIties hes raising money for. Good morning. We have a personal Weather Forecast. Good morning. We have a personal weatherforecast. There Good morning. We have a personal Weather Forecast. There will be less wind than the rest of the country so hopefully that will help. How are you feeling . I hopefully that will help. How are you feeling . You feeling . I am feeling quIte aood. I you feeling . I am feeling quIte Good i did you feeling . I am feeling quIte Good. I did not you feeling . I am feeling quIte Good. I did not get you feeling . I am feeling quIte Good. I did not get a you feeling . I am feeling quIte Good. I did not get a great you feeling . I am feeling quIte| Good. I did not get a great deal you feeling . I am feeling quIte i Good. I did not get a great deal of sleep wIth pinging on my phone and congratulations. I watched the page Going up and up but after 109 days, ifeel Good, ifeel Going up and up but after 109 days, i feel Good, i feel strong. We know you are strong. Good morning. What you have done is quIte staggering. 109 days. A marathon every single day. Chart a lIttle bIt, i am assuming there have been times that have been harder than others . B. Times that have been harder than others . �. ,. , others . A rollercoaster thing. Yes, others . A rollercoaster thing. Yes. There others . A rollercoaster thing. Yes, there are others . A rollercoaster thing. Yes, there are days others . A rollercoaster thing. Yes, there are days where others . A rollercoaster thing. Yes, there are days where It i others . A rollercoaster thing. Yes, there are days where It appears harder, but running, just 26 miles a day. The emotional side of It is we have had occasions where we have lost people on the way through cancer or Whatever and that is always difficult. On the whole, the weather is cumbria weather. We get wet and run through that. I see It as running a marathon every day and preparing myself the following day and you just crack on wIth It. That and you ust crack on wIth It. That matter and you just crack on wIth It. That matter of fact and you just crack on wIth It. That matter of fact attItude, and you just crack on wIth It. That matter of fact attItude, It does not change the fact. We are looking at pictures of your friends and colleagues running wIth you. What we are Going to do now is we have a surprise for you. We have a message of support from someone i think you love dearly. Rugby League Legend Kevin sinfield. Hopefully you can hear This. ~. ,. ,. , kevin sinfield. Hopefully you can hear This. ~. ,. ,. , , hear This. Wow, you have absolutely smashed It hear This. Wow, you have absolutely smashed It. Amazing, hear This. Wow, you have absolutely smashed It. Amazing, mate, smashed It. Amazing, mate, absolutely brilliant. Raising all that money for macmillan cancer in cumbria that money for macmillan cancer in cumbria. You are a star, have a Good arrest cumbria. You are a star, have a Good arrest. ,. , i. Cumbria. You are a star, have a Good arrest. ,. ,. ,. , cumbria. You are a star, have a Good arrest. ,. ,. , arrest. Gary, could you hear that . I could, arrest. Gary, could you hear that . I could. Yes arrest. Gary, could you hear that . I could. Yes he arrest. Gary, could you hear that . I could, yes. He is arrest. Gary, could you hear that . I could, yes. He is phenomenal. Arrest. Gary, could you hear that . I l could, yes. He is phenomenal. Kevin. He is fantastic. He is brilliant. Known throughout the Rugby League world. He has raised millions of pounds himself by running marathons similar to what i have done. When people like that get behind you, It is great. People like that get behind you, It is areat. ~. ,. ,. , i. People like that get behind you, It is areat. ~. ,. ,. ,. , is great. What we do not want you to do is seize up is great. What we do not want you to do is seize up. You is great. What we do not want you to do is seize up. You said is great. What we do not want you to do is seize up. You said It is great. What we do not want you to do is seize up. You said It is is great. What we do not want you to do is seize up. You said It is fine, do is seize up. You said It is fine, only 26 miles a day. I imagine there are people, including us, jaws drop. It is notjust 26 miles a day, It is a marathon a day. We will let you warm up before we set you off and we will chat to stella. Do you want to do your stretches and we will check to stella . ,. , ,. , do your stretches and we will check to stella . , ,. ,. , to stella . That sounds like a plan. We will talk to stella . That sounds like a plan. We will talk to to stella . That sounds like a plan. We will talk to you to stella . That sounds like a plan. We will talk to you in to stella . That sounds like a plan. We will talk to you in a to stella . That sounds like a plan. We will talk to you in a moment. L we will talk to you in a moment. Stella, This means so much to hospices like yours and just having This support. I imagine you want to give something back to gary when he is heading off . How has that relationship developed . We is heading off . How has that relationship developed . We met Gary Ust before relationship developed . We met gary just before Christmas Relationship developed . We met gary just before christmas last relationship developed . We met gary just before christmas last Year Relationship developed . We met gary just before christmas last year when l just before christmas last year when he approached us and told us about the challenge. As a small local charIty we were grateful he had chosen to support us. On behalf of the staff, volunteers and patients we would like to thank gary from the bottom of our hearts. To we would like to thank gary from the bottom of our hearts. Bottom of our hearts. To keep the services running bottom of our hearts. To keep the services running you bottom of our hearts. To keep the services running you need bottom of our hearts. To keep the services running you need £1 bottom of our hearts. To keep the l services running you need £1 million per year. Services running you need £1 million peryear. It services running you need £1 million per year. It does come down to every penny counts . Penny counts . Absolutely. All services are penny counts . Absolutely. All services are provided penny counts . Absolutely. All services are provided free penny counts . Absolutely. All services are provided free of. Penny counts . Absolutely. All services are provided free of charge but we need to raise £1 million. The past 12 months have been a huge challenge because we were unable to hold fundraising events, charIty shops were closed and people in the communIty were not able to fund raise in the usual way. Gary, not only has he raised an incredible amount of money that will enable us to continue providing vItal services in the communIty, but the awareness he has raised is astounding. As well as that, he has lifted the spirIt of the West Cumbrian communIty. It makes a massive difference. Thanks. It is obvious how important what gary has been doing and the effect It has. I am hoping the camera is Going to take us over to where gary is. He has finished his warm up. I am hoping that everyone can hear. Gary, can you hear us . I can. We are Going to start you off on your final 110th marathon. Good luck to you and i see you have some of your team around you. Shall we countdown . Off on your way in three seconds. Three, two, one. Go Good luck. Cheering. Stella was saying what a Difference Gary has made to the communIty in West Cumbria. Notjust wIth that hospice but the charIties he is supporting, and seeing the communIty support. It lifts the spirIts. He is running the same route, essentially. Presumably people see him every day. There he Goes. Lovely to see him setting. Something else to lift your spirIts. Finally,. Eurovision eve for fans of the worlds biggest and most flamboyant Song Contest. It is an excIting day. Crowd numbers limIted and strict covid measures in place, This Ition'>Years CompetItion will look and sound a Good deal different. Well talk about that in just a moment, but first, lets Take A Look at some of the eurovision classics from down the years. My heart Goes Boom Bang a bang. Boom bang a bang when you are near Boom Bang a bang, Boom Bang a bang. Waterloo. I was defeated, you won the war. And try to look as| if you dont care less but if you wanna see some more. One step at a time. One reason to put This love on the line. Ooh ah, just a lIttle bIt. Ooh ah, a lIttle bIt more. And we are all Going to shine a light together. Believe in me, yeah. Believe in the way i look at you. We do not think that was nearly enough eurovision to enjoy at all. So we have. Bbcs Moscow Correspondent Steve Rosenberg, a Eurovision Superfan and pianist joins us now. How are you . Good morning. I am so excIted eurovision how are you . Good morning. I am so excIted eurovision is how are you . Good morning. I am so excIted eurovision is back. How are you . Good morning. I am so excIted eurovision is back. I how are you . Good morning. I am so excIted eurovision is back. I want excIted eurovision is back. I want to point out This is not my living room, ok . Bbc foreign correspondent does not live in plush condItions but we are at the dutch embassy in moscow because the grand final of eurovision is in rotterdam and later we have a Request Show coming live from the embassy here. For we have a Request Show coming live from the embassy here. From the embassy here. For a eurovision from the embassy here. For a eurovision fan, from the embassy here. For a eurovision fan, This from the embassy here. For a eurovision fan, This is from the embassy here. For a | eurovision fan, This is heaven. From the embassy here. For a eurovision fan, This is heaven. You kindly offered to play charlies Ite-eurovision'>FavourIte Eurovision Song Contest winner for him. FavourIte eurovision Song Contest winnerfor him. I do not know if anyone will be surprised. Tell us about your interpretation before you delight charlie wIth This. Which one is This . Lulu. It is Boom Bang a bang. Just say the tItle and It is Going to wind straightaway. Of course. He plays Boom Bang a bang. He plays boombangabang. Iam Going i am Going to say Steve Rosenberg six points. I would take offence at that, steve. 0k, i would take offence at that, steve. Ok, douze points. Charlie, seriously. Ithink ok, douze points. Charlie, seriously. I think your version was better than the original, if i may say. Version was better than the original, ifi may say. Original, if i may say. Thank you, very kind original, if i may say. Thank you, very kind i original, if i may say. Thank you, very kind. I will original, if i may say. Thank you, very kind. I will forget original, if i may say. Thank you, very kind. I will forget the original, if i may say. Thank you, very kind. I will forget the six very kind. I will forget the six oints. Very kind. I will forget the six points. Have very kind. I will forget the six points. Have you very kind. I will forget the six points. Have you heard very kind. I will forget the six points. Have you heard of. Very kind. I will forget the six| points. Have you heard of the very kind. I will forget the six points. Have you heard of the phrase backpedalling . I do that frequently. Would you mind indulging me wIth my favourIte i always surprise myself. Waterloo, brilliant. Remember brotherhood of man . Absolutely, save your kisses for brotherhood of man . Absolutely, save your kisses for me. Brotherhood of man . Absolutely, save your kisses for me. 1986, brotherhood of man . Absolutely, save your kisses for me. 1986, that brotherhood of man . Absolutely, save your kisses for me. 1986, that was i brotherhood of man . Absolutely, save your kisses for me. 1986, that was al your kisses for me. 1986, that was a winner. Plays save your kisses for me. You have an amazing knack of making It sound so beautiful. We were told we were being lazy by not doing anything and letting you do the work, but i am happy wIth that. What would be nice is if the ambassador were to saunter up to the piano and start singing next to you. That would be the icing on the cake. I do not know where the ambassador is. I am told he can play the piano. When we have the Request Show later i think he is Going to request a song, but at the moment It is just me. Song, but at the moment It is ust me. , ,. , song, but at the moment It is ust me. How is the Request Show working . We are excIted me. How is the Request Show working . We are excIted. 3 30pm, me. How is the Request Show working . We are excIted. 3 30pm, we me. How is the Request Show working . We are excIted. 3 30pm, we will me. How is the Request Show working . We are excIted. 3 30pm, we will be. We are excIted. 3 30pm, we will be live on the Bbc News Ite-and-facebook'>WebsIte And Facebook page. For an hour. You can send in, name yourIte-eurovision'>FavourIte Eurovision song, a winning song, a song that did not win, but became a classic. I will put my career on the line and try to play It. I think i can play every winning song since 1956, more or less, and possibly 200 other entries. Before the bbc doctors come to drag me away, get in your request and i will try to play It later today. Your request and i will try to play It later today It later today. You are a brilliant Moscow Correspondent It later today. You are a brilliant Moscow Correspondent but It later today. You are a brilliant i Moscow Correspondent but brilliant pianist and brilliant man. If you get to duet wIth the dutch ambassador, even better. We will see if we can convince him. Do It. You can use the wonderful phrase, you spoil us, ambassador. Absolutely, charlie, a Good idea. Thanks. We will talk to steve later and get more of his brilliant playing and you can send in your request. We will play them for you. In the usual ways, e mail, twItter. The more obscure, the better. You can watch the eurovision Song Contest grand final Tomorrow Night on bbc one from 8pm. Stay wIth us, headlines coming up. Good morning, welcome to breakfast wIth Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today. Prince william launches a scathing attack on the bbc, saying his mother, Princess Diana, was failed notjust by a rogue reporter, but by leaders who looked the other way. It brings Indescribable Sadness to know that the bbcs failures contributed significantly to herfear, Paranoia And Isolation that i remember from those final years wIth her. Prince harry says the Ripple Effect of a culture of exploItation ultimately took his mothers life. Overnight, in a documentary wIth oprah, he said he was willing to turn to drink and drugs to deal wIth losing her. Probably drink a weeks worth in one day on friday or saturday night. And ifound myself drinking not because i was enjoying It but because i was trying to mask something. A ceasefire between israel and the palestinian milItant group hamas has come into effect, ending 11 days of violence which killed more than 240 people. Good morning. The battle against single Use Plastic. The price of these bags is Going up to 10p in all stores in england. Ill be finding out what shoppers think. The favourIte is floundering at Golf� s latest major. Rory mclroy found It rough Going in his Opening Round at the us pga and is already way off the off the lead, in South Carolina. Strong winds but may have given you a disturbing night last night and It continues today wIth gales a disturbing night last night and It continues today wIth gates in place, heavy rain, too. Is there something brighter on the horizon . Join me laterfor the full brighter on the horizon . Join me later for the full forecast on breakfast. Its friday the 21st may. Our top story. The duke of cambridge has crIticised the bbc, saying failures relating to the Panorama Interview wIth his mother, fuelled her paranoia and worsened his Parents Relationship in herfinal years. It comes after an independent inquiry found the 1995 interview wIth Princess Diana was obtained by deception. Prince william said the findings had brought him Indescribable Sadness. Our media edItor, amol rajan, has This report. Watched by almost 23 Million people, Martin Bashirs panorama shocked the world. Yesterday we learnt the real story behind the story after a report laid bare a catalogue of failures. Now the duke of cambridge has said the interview had been very damaging in the last years of his mothers life. It is my view that the deceItful way the interview was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. The interview was a major contribution to making my Parents Relationship worse, and has since hurt countless others. It brings Indescribable Sadness to know the bbcs failures contributed significantly to herfear, Paranoia And Isolation that i remember from those final years wIth her. And, in a statement from the us, the duke of sussex said. Lord dysons independent report, commissioned by the bbc, says bashir was devious and dishonest, lying repeatedly to secure the interview and explain hiS Conduct. He says the Bbc Investigation into how the interview was obtained was woefully ineffective and he adds. Crucial information that It knew but It went to the media. Crucial information that It knew but It didnt give to the media. Princess diana and Prince Charles were already separated at the time of the interview. Early in September 1995, bashir met Earl Spencer. He showed him fake Bank Statements to suggest payments had been made to informants around diana. Earl spencer introduced bashir to diana. This constItuted a serious breach of the guidelines at the time. The interview aired but, soon, journalists at the daily Mail Group and elsewhere started asking questions. A Bbc Investigation, led by tony hall, later Director General, cleared bashir, but Earl Spencer was not approached. A big mistake, according to dyson. In august 1996, Prince Charles and Princess Diana were divorced. She died one year later. And in Panorama Last Night Earl Spencer explained the effect that bashirS Deception had had. The first statements i was shown, the first fake Bank Statements, were to get my trust. The second set were to get to diana, and then to get the interview, so It is a very clear chain from any one logical Point Of View. The irony is i met Martin Bashir on the 31st Of August 1995 because, exactly two years later, she died. And i do draw a line between the two events. This is a young girl in her mid 30s who has lived This extraordinary turbulent and difficult time in the public eye. She didnt know who to trust and, In The End, when she died two years later, she was wIthout any form of real protection. Martin bashir won a bafta for the programme. He left the bbc last week having been rehired in 2016. He has long argued that diana would have agreed to speak to him wIthout the fake Bank Statements. In a statement, he said. Lord hall of birkenhead, who is the director of Bbc News, conducted the investigation into Bashirs Contact into Bashirs Conduct and was until last august the Director General has apologised and said he was wrong to give bashir the benefIt of the doubt. The bbc has wrItten to members of the Royal Family to apologise for what happened and It says It has no plans to run Martin Bashirs panorama in full again. Amol rajan, Bbc News. Meanwhile, Prince Harry has described how he was willing to turn to Binge Drinking and drugs as a way to deal wIth the trauma of losing his mother. He was speaking in the first part of a Television Series he has produced alongside the american Chat Show Host Oprah Winfrey, which looks at Mental Health issues. Our Royal Correspondent, Sarah Campbell, reports. This is where Prince Harry said he was happiest, in the army wIth no special treatment, wearing the same uniform as Everybody Else. It was carrying out royal duties that he now says caused him severe Anxiety And Panic attacks. To help him cope, he turned to drink. I was willing to drink, i was willing to take drugs, i was willing to do the things that made me feel less like i was feeling. But i slowly became aware that, ok, i wasnt drinking monday to friday, but i would probably drink a weeks worth in one day on a friday or saturday night, as i was by myself drinking not because i was enjoying It but because i was trying to mask something. In perhaps an early Warning Sign of future problems, It emerged that in 2002 Prince Charles had sent a teenage harry to meet staff and patients at a Itation-centre'>Drugs RehabilItation Centre after he admItted Smoking Cannabis at the highgrove estate. Understandably, harry attributes much of his pain to the very public loss of his mother when he was just shy of his 13th birthday. For me, the thing i remember the most was the sound of the horses hooves Going along the pavement, along the mall, the redbrick road. By This point, i was. Both of us were in shock. It was like i was outside of my body and just walking along, doing what was expected of me. Showing. One tenth of the emotion that Everybody Else was showing. This was my mum, you never even met her. It has been a difficult few months for the Royal Family who are now having to come to terms wIth Harrys Determination to share his pain wIth the world. They have come in for crIticism, too, for what harry sees as their failure to support him and meghan. I as their failure to support him and mechan. , , as their failure to support him and mechan. , , meghan. I felt completely helpless. I thouuht meghan. I felt completely helpless. I thought my meghan. I felt completely helpless. I thought my family meghan. I felt completely helpless. I thought my family would meghan. I felt completely helpless. I thought my family would help. I meghan. I felt completely helpless. J i thought my family would help. But every single ask, request, warning, Whatever It is, just Got to met wIth total silence or total neglect. Now living in california wIth his family after years of not talking about his grief and trauma, harry firmly believes discussing his Mental Health battles publicly will help others. Sarah campbell, Bbc News. The time is coming up to eight to 10am. A ceasefire between israel and the palestinian milItant group, hamas, has ended 11 days of fighting. The egyptian brokered truce has been welcomed by leaders around the world, including us president , Joe Biden. Courtney bembridge reports. There were celebrations on the streets of Ity'>Gaza CIty after the ceasefire came into effect in the early hours of the morning. It brings to an end 11 days of bombardment in which more than 240 have died, mostly in gaza. Hamas is a milItant group that rules there and This was the reaction to the trees. Was the reaction to the truce. Translation i say that today This battle stops, i but netanyahu and the whole world should know that our hands are on the trigger and we will continue to ramp up the capabilIties of This resistance, and we will tell netanyahu and his army, if you come back, we will come back. The office of the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said the ceasefire was mutual and uncondItional. The us president Joe Biden welcomed the ceasefire, which was brokered by egypt. Weve held intensive, high level Discussions Hour by hour, lIterally. Egypt, the palestinian authorIty and other middle eastern countries wIth an aim of avoiding the prolonged conflict we have seen in previous years when the hostilIties have broken out. Cairo is sending two delegations to monItor the sItuation, as the Worlds Attention now turns to maintaining peace. The latest conflict is the fourth big war between israel and hamas since 2008 and many fear It will not be the last. For now, though, both sides are claiming a victory. Courtney bembridge, Bbc News. An investigation is under way in swansea following what police have described as large Scale Disorder in the cIty yesterday evening. Videos posted on Social Media show people setting fire to cars and rolling them down a hill on a residential street. Officers say the incident may have started out as a vigil to a local Person Whod recently died but then escalated into violence. The return of parkrun in england has been pushed back by three weeks untiljune the 26th. Organisers say they were left wIth no choice after less than half the usual venues approved the return of the free five kilometre runs which risked overwhelming those events that had received the Go ahead. Before the pandemic, more than 300,000 people around the uk took part every saturday. And there were also the two kilometre runs, too. I dont think anyone wants to Go out running today although we did see gary do his 110th marathon, his on the way to West Cumbria today. Charlie the weather was having no bearing on It. Naga matt has given us a bIt of hope but i think It is fair, no one wants to be out running today unless they have two . Some wont mind, the right clothes, something dry and warm to get into In The End although most people wont get much choice strong winds but at the moment, some stronger discussed we have seen in the last 24 discussed we have seen in the last 2a hours, on the Isle Of Wight particularly lively, unseasonably lively and It remains windy through match of the day, the strongest wind in the Southern Areas under the Radar Picture tells It all, how extensively rain is, most persistent across northern england into the North East of scotland. To the south of northern england, strongest wind. This is lunch time, some sunshine, It wont be all Doom And Gloom but around the English Channel but the strongest wind will be for you around the middle parts of the day. Even inland across southern england. Back into the strong wind further north and the rain piling in across Aberdeenshire And Angus wIth minor flooding here but some sunshine in shetland and the hebrides and very lIttle change for the rest of the day. The best of Brightness Top and tail where there are strongest of wind, outbreaks of rain, feeling cool wind, outbreaks of rain, feeling cool, 8 1li but feeling much cooler than that wIth the wind. Through tonight, the low pressure pulls away taking most of the rain so as we Go into the weekend, saturday a brighter less windy day wIth one or two showers but more rain back in the west on sunday. Full forecast in an hour. There has been unprecedented crIticism of the bbc from Prince William after an independent inquiry found the 1995 Panorama Interview wIth Princess Diana was obtained by deception. The duke of cambridge said the incident contributed to her fear, Paranoia And Isolation. Lets hear his statement in full. I would like to thank Lord Dyson and his team for the report. It is welcome that the bbc accepts Lord Dysons findings in rull, which are extremely concerning, that bbc employees lied and used fake documents to obtain the interview wIth my mother, made lurid and false claims about the Royal Family which laid on herfears and fuelled her paranoia, displayed woeful incompetence when investigating complaints and concerns about the programme, and were evasive in their reporting to the media and covered up what they knew in their internal investigation. It is my view that the deceItful way the interview was obtain substantially influenced what my mother said. The interview was a major contribution to making my Parents Relationship worse and has since hurt countless others. It brings Indescribable Sadness to know the bbcs failings contributed significantly to herfear, Paranoia And Isolation that i remember from those final years wIth her. But what saddens me most is that if the bbc had properly investigated the complaints and concerns first raised in 1995, my mother would have known that she had been deceived. She was failed notjust by a rogue reporter, but by leaders at the bbc who looked the other way rather than asking the tough questions. It is my firm view This Panorama Programme holds no legItimacy and should never be aired again. It effectively established a false narrative which, for over a quarter of a century, has been commercialised by the bbc and others. This settled narrative now needs to be addressed by the Bbc And Anyone else who has wrItten or intends to wrIte about these events. In an era of fake news, public Service Broadcasting and a free press have never been more important. These failings identified by investigative journalists not only let my mother down and my family down, they let the public down, too. We can speak now to our Royal Correspondent nicholas wItchell. Listening to that statement, there is a lot to It. It is heartfelt, very personal. But there are wider issues addressed which i think you can explain more allude to the relationship may be Going into the future between the media and Royal Family. It future between the media and royal famil. ,. , future between the media and royal famil. ,. ,. , family. It is a devastating statement family. It is a devastating statement by family. It is a devastating statement by prince i family. It is a devastating i statement by Prince William. Family. It is a devastating statement by Prince William. Make family. It is a devastating statement by Prince William. Make no bones about that. The events of the last 2a hours, report, statements from Prince William and harry. And the latest documentary about Mental Health. They underline how much these two, William And Harry, how much they went through in the sequence of events that began wIth that Panorama Interview obtained now ijy that Panorama Interview obtained now by Martin Bashir we know now by deception, and which went through and concluded wIth the death of their mother in that Road Accident in paris almost two years later. Lets not forget, william was 13 years old at the time of the Panorama Interview. So far as we understand matters, he was always against his mother doing that interview. As we understand It, he met Martin Bashir and was suspicious of him, advised his mother to be very careful. He was devastated, william, when he saw the Panorama Interview. He was at school at the time. I think we are entItled to conclude that he feels the Dyson Report has confirmed all the suspicions that he had at the time. Hence, i think, suspicions that he had at the time. Hence, Ithink, the suspicions that he had at the time. Hence, i think, the barely suppressed Hurt And Anger that he detected in that statement by Prince William. As for harry, as we know, he found It much more difficult to cope wIth those events. He was just 11 when the Panorama Interview aired and 12 when his mother died in the Road Accident. He has encountered real pervasive Mental Health issues over the years and he has developed a real hatred, perhaps at times a rather disproportionate hatred, of the media. We can trace all of It back to what happened 25 years aGo. As we know, harry feels It necessary to speak about his Mental Health issues in the hope It will help others. And he is doing It again in these latest series of programmes that he has Co Produced wIth Oprah Winfrey. Yes, It is absolutely devastating. At the heart of This, fundamentally there was a deception and lies told ijy there was a deception and lies told by Martin Bashir and It is a damning indictment of what he did. Looking through elements Lord Dyson addressed, amongst them was the interview Itself. Looking at the wording from the report, It says by early to mid August 1995 at the latest, Princess Diana was keen on the idea of a television interview. This is quoting, she would probably have agreed to be interviewed by an experienced reporter in whom she had confidence even wIthout the intervention of Martin Bashir. You would have been a contemporary of Martin Bashir around that time. Talk to us about that reference in the report. I to us about that reference in the re ort. , to us about that reference in the reort. ,. , to us about that reference in the re ort. ,. ,. , to us about that reference in the reort. ,. ,. ,. , report. I need to say that i made a statement report. I need to say that i made a statement to report. I need to say that i made a statement to the report. I need to say that i made a statement to the Dyson Report. I need to say that i made a statement to the Dyson Report. I L Statement to the Dyson Report. I worked for panorama in the mid 90s and made a panorama about the Royal Family in 1994. And This is recorded and was brought to the attention of Lord Dyson, during the course of the Panorama Programme about the Royal Family, i became aware Princess Diana was interested in doing an interview for the Panorama Programme. I pursued that in the first half of 1995. My approach was entirely open, through her private secretary and the basis of the interview that she was intending, she said, to do wIth me was It would be forward looking and focused on her charItable work. I was due twice to Go to meet Princess Diana to discuss the Panorama Interview wIth her but then i was instructed, on the 2nd of September 1995 by the edItor of panorama to back off, so that a man called Martin Bashir could be given a clear run to secure the interview and It was explained to me that Martin Bashir was working on a confidential basis and It was necessary to keep This Matter Secret from Kensington Palace authorIties. I have to say i have always wondered since how It was Martin Bashir succeeded in getting alongside the princess. Now we know. Princess. Nowwe know. , now we know. Going back to your first answer now we know. Going back to your first answer and now we know. Going back to your first answer and given now we know. Going back to your first answer and given what i now we know. Going back to your first answer and given what you i first answer and given what you said, your reflection is now on the damage that has been done. We speak to you in your role as Royal Correspondent but i cannot help but ask that question. I correspondent but i cannot help but ask that question. Ask that question. I think there are implications ask that question. I think there are implications for ask that question. I think there are implications for the ask that question. I think there are implications for the bbc ask that question. I think there are implications for the bbc and i ask that question. I think there are implications for the bbc and that l ask that question. I think there are | implications for the bbc and that is not a subject for me to speculate about. This will take some days to settle down and for people to look at the damage that has been done. But yes, there is considerable damage to the Bbcs Reputation, and Thatis Damage to the Bbcs Reputation, and that is a matter of considerable regret for all of us who have worked for the bbc and Bbc News over the decades. To think that This one rogue reporter, as he has been described, the funny thing is he used to sItjust behind me in Broadcasting House in london. He and i have never discussed what happened 25 years aGo and, again, now, i think we may understand why there is a reluctance on his part to do so. One thought, we have heard from Prince Harry. He issued a statement that was not on camera. He has also been talking at some length about troubles he has had over the years. There is a clear line many are talking about. Yes, and as i was saying, i think we have perhaps underestimated the severIty, the Mental Health issues that harry has grappled wIth. He has alluded to them, made no secret of It. He is now talking about them quIte repetItively in the podcast a few days aGo. There is crIticism again in the latest series of interviews wIth Oprah Winfrey for apple tv, crIticism of the Royal Family, he feels the Royal Family did not support him and meghan sufficiently in their encounters wIth the media. And he is doing This now, we believe, on the basis that he feels if he talks about It It will encourage others to be open about issues they face, and his motivation is, he says, to help others to deal wIth any problems they are facing. Thank you very much. Our Royal Correspondent. Today is the deadline for the Government to decide whether or not It should be compulsory for Care Home Staff to be vaccinated against coronavirus. The industry is splIt on the issue some believe Its the only way to guarantee the safety of Care Home residents, while others fear It will deter people from entering the sector. Dan johnson reports. When i first heard about the vaccine, my inItial thought was there is no way i would have It. This is Itancy'>Vaccine HesItancy amongst Care Home workers. I was Really scared about It. I didnt know anything about the vaccine. It was the unknown, Really. Gabby was one of many who were reluctant at first. There were all these rumours Going online about Gene Manipulation and you are Going to Go an extra pair of hands and all sorts. You didnt believe that, did you . No, no. Obviously, there are some side Effects Nobody knew about. Maybe still we dont know about what might happen in future. And here they faced a real challenge. It came as a shock but we had about 30 35 of our workforce that were refusing It. Theyve now Got that down to just 7 , but the boss wants help to get It lower. I personally would support mandatory vaccination in Social Care. I think It is so, so important that everyone is vaccinated for the benefIt of the residents and the staff. I have a responsibilIty to protect everyone. But It is such a sensItive question how to protect vulnerable residents but also respect personal choices. I dont think mandating It is giving the right message, especially as they are not mandating It for anybody else. No Health Care workers have been mandated to have It. Technically, one of our residents could leave an environment where everybody is vaccinated, need to Go into hospItal and be cared for by somebody who is not vaccinated. Itjust doesnt make sense. But It has been a difficult year of restricted Care Home visIts, families separated, even at The End of life. When you have Got a 92 year old parent that you cant see, i think 15 minutes a week is ridiculous. Phils mum died last year. He now feels mandatory vaccination is the key to reconnecting others. Everyone has their right. But, you know, my mum had a right for a Family Life and that was taken away from her. Its a bIt ironic that you have staff working in there who havent had a vaccination. Yet youve Got families that, in some sItuations have had a vaccination, but they are still not being allowed into the Nursing Home to see their loved one. That cant be right, can It . This home brought a pharmacist in to reassure staff. I think, sometimes, when we are scared of things, as a lot of them probably were, and then a lot of them are of a child bearing age and there was a lot of concern over fertilIty and pregnancy, and some of them are from different ethnic origins and stuff where vaccination is viewed as a much more dangerous thing people believe their ancestors were tested on and things through vaccine. So there are lots of different angles people come at and i think people may be hadnt actually taken the time to stop and think Its just not about me, It is about the wider picture. I stand on both sides. I dont like the idea that we force someone to do anything, but i do feel that we have to protect our elderly population. We have Got to understand the backdrop of 120,000 vacancies in our Social Care sector. So, people leaving our sector is also Going to be a massive issue. They can walk straight into a Ital-setting'>HospItal Setting where they dont have to be vaccinated. How crazy is that . We have circa 25 members of staff who are still refusing, so, on reflection, we are getting there. Im quIte proud of what weve achieved in terms of turning people around. And youve had both doses now . Yes, i have. My second dose was in april. So you are fully vaccinated. And comfortable wIth that . Absolutely. Would It have been easier if were just just told you have to have It. I think that would be the right thing to do. Yeah, thinking back now. If youd been told to have It, you would have just done It . Yeah. Some people might think that seems crazy. Just make that choice. Thats true, but we are still Human Beings and we have our own feelings and worries and This was something Really new. Ijust feel like we have the duty to care for our vulnerable residents and that would have maybe beenjust easier. The Department Of Health and Social Care says appropriate exemptions will be respected. But Its priorIty is finding the right way to ensure people in Care Homes are protected. Dan johnson, Bbc News. The consultation on This is whether or not It should be compulsory for Care Home Staff to be vaccinated. It finishes today and a decision is likely in the next few weeks. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, im Sonja Jessup. The mayor is urging more of us to holiday at home This summer after crIticism that the uks traffric Light System on travel abroad is confusing. Yesterday, the Transport Secretary Grant shapps told Bbc Breakfast travellers should only visIt countries on the Amber List in exceptional circumstances. Londons Mayor Sadiq Khan says we should consider exploring the wonders of the capItal. The Government has Got to get a grip wIth international travel. They delayed, they dIthered in relation to india being on the Red List. Many, many londoners want to Go on holiday. I am saying to those londoners and those around the country, in the meantime, come to london. Weve Got the whole world in london. A murderer who tried to help one of the victims of the London Bridge Terror Attack has been cleared by the Parole Board to be freed from prison. James ford was on Day Release at the time of the attack at fishmonger� s hall in 2019. Hed beenjailed for life in 2004 after admItting the murder of 21 year old Amanda Champion in kent. Eight men from across the country have been arrested on suspicion of racially abusing a Tottenham Player on twItter during last Months Game at old trafford. Manchester unIted have already banned six fans after the player was targeted wIth what Scotland Yards called a torrent of vulgar and utterly unacceptable abuse. Now, youd usually hear them playing at the Notting Hill Carnival but the nostalgia Steel Band have recently been performing to people at a Vaccination Centre in North Kensington. Its an area thats struggled wIth Itancy'>Vaccine HesItancy. When we first did the music, we definItely noticed a difference in our patients. It was one of those days where the astrazeneca was in the news and people were Really fearful of having It was in the news and people were Really fearful of having It. So we feared having a very large rate where people did not attend. So, often that happens, they will turn up and change their mind and worry. We had only one person who didnt want It on that day out of about 700 or 800 that we did that day. Travel now. A few problems on the tube. The Bakerloo Line and the overground both have severe delays, the dlr has minor delays. And in east london theres been an accident on the highway. One lane is blocked westbound just after the limehouse link. Time for the weather wIth kate kinsella. Good morning. A rather damp and windy day in prospect as an unseasonably deep area of low pressure moves across the central swathe of the uk eastwards, the wind strengthening as It does so, and the Met Office has a yellow Weather Warning in place for the strong winds. We are looking widely at gusts of 45 50 miles an hour, perhaps in more exposed areas could be a lIttle stronger. Outbreaks of rain accompanying, cloudy today, temperatures on the cool side, 14 celsius the maximum. For more exposed areas, the chilterns, for example, This could be a few Degrees Cooler than that. Overnight tonight, It stays mild. It also stays rather cloudy and we will see further outbreaks of rain and the wind still strong overnight. That low pressure slowly starts to move away eastwards. Minimum temperature dropping down to about 7 8. For saturday, It is Going to start off damp but that rain should clear, a dry afternoon, still some showers, some sunny spells but the wind that bIt lighter. Theres more from me in half an hour. Bye Bye Bye bye for Bye Bye for now. Hello, This is breakfast wIth Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Rip off brItain live follows breakfast on bbc one This morning. Angela, julia and gloria can tell us whats coming up today. Good morning Good morning, charlie and naga. And, yes, were getting ready for the last in our special week of live programmes and we Really cant believe where the time has Gone. All week weve been fighting your corner you our viewers on everything from collapsed houses to Mystery Water bills. And, today, weve Got another absolute humdinger of a show to tell you about. Yes, well be looking at one of the internet giants, Google, and asking why theyve been hosting scam adverts . Google should do more checks on these Google should do more checks on these websItes, Google should do more checks on these websItes, not Google should do more checks on these websItes, not just Google should do more checks on these websItes, not just get i Google should do more checks on these websItes, not just get the i these websItes, not just get the money these websItes, not just get the money for these websItes, not just get the money for the these websItes, not just get the money for the advertising. I we all watched that film open mouthed at what had happened. And are you thinking about getting an electric car . Millions are but, if something Goes wrong, just how easy is It to get them repaired . Well be investigating. Plus, if youve Got any questions about the massive shake up coming to the brItish Railway System then please send them in well be speaking to the Passenger Group Transport focus to try and find out what It all means for the humble passenger. And travel expert simon calder will be calling in from a Cruise Ship somewhere in the English Channel to answer your questions on holidays. So if you have queries about anything from vaccine passports to amber lights, then we want those, too. RipoffbrItain bbc. Co. Uk is the address and well see here at 9 15. See you then charlie nice lIttle wave, angela. Nice lIttle wave. All three we get there In The End. Thank you very much, guys. 8 35am is the time now. More than 3,400 cases of the indian variant of coronavirus have now been identified across the uk a rise of more than 2000 infections injust a week. In bolton, where the outbreak is most severe, theres been a huge drive to vaccinate people to help slow the spread of the virus. Our special correspondent, ed thomas, has been hearing from residents in the town. Thats my mum. This is our nana, my nan. Margaret was 78 when she died. You miss her, dont you . Itjust made me feel like ive lost the person to me that was so special. And This is why i hate covid so much, because Its taken the person i love the most. And Its proper hurt me. She was in a Nursing Home. Thats where she contracted covid. And then, obviously, they had to rush her to hospItal because she had breathing difficulties. She lived a week. And once again, the family is isolating. A suspected outbreak at the nursery. A lot of my anxiety has been building up and ive Got more anxious about speaking to people. We are still strong, we are still fighting and there is that minorIty that doesnt care. That doesnt Go. We are Going to get through This. I think This is why we are back to square one. As cases spread, many fear a local lockdown. I feel trapped, yeah. Im absolutely trapped in This house. Sharon has a heart condItion. Absolutely trapped. And suffers wIth anxiety. And whats It like living here now . Im frightened of Going out, me. And how long have you spent like This, shielding . Ive been in here for| months and months. Its like ive Got a Jail Sentence and ive not done anything. I on average, the five areas wIth the highest levels of deprivation in bolton have more than double the number of weekly covid cases compared to the least deprived areas. Ive just had a text. It says, dearjack, Yourfirst Covid 19 vaccination is now due. There is a race to vaccinate as many as possible. Covid 19 can cause long term problems, long covid and even kill. But im worried about whats in It, because people are having these jabs and then they are getting Side Effects of covid. This jab has saved thousands of lives, It has prevented thousands of people Going to hospItal and people are worried if people dont take the jab here, This new variant is Going to spread through. I do agree wIth It. Im not against It. Im not saying i am not Going to have It, but i do know people who are against It and i know people who are for It. Tanzi has never known a time like This. Every week he comes here for a covid test. Every time you buy the papers, all you see is bolton is on high alert, high alert. And Its ten times higher than everybody in the borough, in the whole of england. If boris put india on a Red List weeks aGo, then i think This problem would not have happened. They have just come from india, they are spreading the variant, and i could see what was Going to happen, last time when the coronavirus cases were up. There is frustration, too. Could more have been done to protect the most vulnerable . We are being blamed for something that is totally wrong. We didnt get the vaccination sIte. We Got the pop up sItes, but that was It. Councillor Shamim Abdullah wanted a dedicated Ite'>Vaccine SIte in her ward. It is not about Itancy'>Vaccine HesItancy. It is to do wIth deprivation, health inequalIties, access, provision, which we didnt get. But there is growing hope. A push like never before. In bolton, 10,000 people have been vaccinated in just a week. Yeah, turnout has been amazing. The weather has been awful, some days, but everybody has turned out and im Really grateful for them. Keep in your group of three. Proud of being in the nhs. Im proud of being part of This, definItely. A belief that cases will come down and lives can be saved ed thomas, Bbc News, bolton. Just hearing some of the reflections of people, and we heard there that people are still having very difficult times, It is quIte easy to forget, when we talk about things getting back to Normal and then you realise for a lot of people Its still there. We will talk Golf now, we will talk about It wIth mike. Dont ever underestimate a champion when they start badly because the joy of Golf is you can always bring It back and he has to rescue It today to stay in contention but i want you to take It to the opening tee, the mindset of a Golfer under pressure as the favourIte, as Rory Mcilroy did. Rory mcilroy arrived in South Carolina as favourIte to win the us Pga Tournament, an event he won some nine years aGo, but he did warn that History Wouldnt mean anything and so far a repeat looks a distant dream. He said told himself not to think about a Good start to ignore the ocean, the water, and yet like a bee to honey, where does his first Tee Shot Go . All the way into the water, of course. And It was a frustating Opening Day at South Carolina. He cut an isolated figure at times, in the rough. That is held by american, corey connors. But, as for the brIts, well, Englishman Sam Horsfield isjust two shots off the lead, and Scotlands Martin Laird Isjust a further shot back. He said he attacked the course and didnt want to give It too much respect, even if It is the longest course in major history. Now, formula one has to change, and become more accessible, to the less well off, according to seven time World Champion Lewis hamilton. He told a Spanish Newspaper the sport has become a billionaire Boys Club against the Back Drop of the Itz-and-glamour'>GlItz And Glamour of monaco, ahead of one of the most famous of the grand prix weekends. He said theres no way he could break into the sport from his working Class Background if he tried to do so now. Hamilton was third quickest in Practice Yesterday ahead of final Practice And Qualifying tomorrow. BrItish number two Cameron Norrie has claimed the biggest win of his career by beating World Number four dominic thiem in the lyon open. Norrie produced a brilliant performance to beat the austrian in straight sets 63 62. Hes enjoyed a strong start to 2021, having already won a joint career best tally of 21 matches and wIth the french open also on clay later This month. Norrie will play Frances Arthur Rinderknech in the last eight. So plenty of sunshine in the south of france and South Carolina, but as we know the Uk Weather is notoriously fickle. Here are some scenes from County Cricket matches yesterday, remarkably there was at least some play in all of the games, but most were affected by the rain, and miserable condItions. Tell you what, how about some rays of hope . The new World Superbike Season starts This weekend and on Breakfast Tomorrow ill have a special feature wIth northern Irelands Record breaking six time World Champion Jonathan Rae who trains on a Motocross Track back home because incredibly as yet he doesnt have a Road Bike. He doesnt have a Road Bike licence. This was in belfast, look at the wonderful sunshine in northern ireland, beautiful the green grass and brown Motocross Track. Hopefully. Naga if he drives like that i dont want to see him on our roads he hasnt want to see him on our roads he hasnt Got a licence, but a World Champion but we will talk to him about his career tomorrow. Naga matt is the perfect person to talk about the weather today. You have a Gorgeous dog braving the Winds Someone has to Go out on It, no choice Good morning. It is a bIt wet to be out today come a day that feels more like october than may. Responsible is This massive swell of cloud where we have seen quIte a lot of rain and around It we have strong winds, strongest to the south. These are where the strongest gusts have been. 40 60 miles an hour quIte widely across southern england and wales. On the coast of Isle Of Wight, wind topping 80 miles an hour, some rough seas out there. There are some splashes of rain but there is some sunshine. The rain is mainly across scotland, england and wales, curling around the area of low pressure, as persistent in northern England And North scotland. Sunshine in shetland, some sunshine through the English Channel but we will see the strongest of the wind here through today topping 60 miles an hour into the afternoon. The rain comes and Goes for many of you wIth drier moments although parts of wales and northern england will stay wet as will the North East of scotland where they will be crItical, around 7 9. Maybe 14, given the strength of the wind. Our low Pressure System pushes off into the North Sea taking the strongest of the wind at a blow we to morning across the east but turning drier towards the west, clearer and colder as well. Into the weekend, the prospects for saturday, better than today if you want something drier, brighter and less windy at there is more Wind And Rain on the way for sunday. Lets look at the detail starting wIth saturday, best of the Morning Sunshine in the west wIth some showers, lots of cloud, eastern scotland, england and wales. The wind strongest in eastern coast, easing through, skies will brighten, most of us seeing sunny spells and across parts of the midlands, they could be heavy wIth hail and thunder. Itll feel quIte chilly out of any sunshine you have. The chilly might come saturday in two sunday but dry for a time and the next area of low pressure spins and from the west, not quIte as potent as today so not quIte as windy and wet but after a bright start especially in eastern areas, Wind And Rain spreads in from the us gradually through the day, there will be some dry areas, but the best of the sunshine across the very far north of scotland. Itll be another very Cold Day, that is how It is looking, enjoy your weekend we have Got used to using more of these, bags for life. They are Going to Go up in cost, Plastic Carrier bags, from 5p up to ten p. Sarah can tell us more. We are talking about the war on plastic today. I found a lot of those in my cupboard. You store them up . Yes. I hear you have a nifty way of storing them. Good morning. Programmes like blue planet have shone a light on the damage that plastics are doing to our environment. In england, the 5p Charge for Plastic Bags came into force in 2015. But It only applied to Big Retailers those wIth more than 250 staff. A similar charge had already been introduced in scotland, wales and northern ireland. The impact was immediate. In 2014, nearly Eight Billion bags were given away free to customers at englands big supermarkets thats the equivalent of 140 bags per person, per year. By 2018 that number was down to 1bn. So It looks like habIts have changed, but have they . According to a recent survey, 26 of people are still buying single use bags at the till. We asked these shoppers in manchester. To be honest, if you need one, you need one. Going out on my lunch. I brought my own, save myself five p. I carry my own bag Go'>Everywhere I Go so you i carry my own bag Go'>Everywhere I Go so you dont i carry my own bag Go'>Everywhere I Go so you dont need a Plastic Carrier had so you dont need a Plastic Carrier baa. , so you dont need a Plastic Carrier ba. ,. , so you dont need a Plastic Carrier baa. ,. ,. Y. 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I am a nightmare. I have hundreds of lam a nightmare. I have hundreds of bas iam a nightmare. I have hundreds of bags for lam a nightmare. I have hundreds of bags for Life Lam a nightmare. I have hundreds of bags for life. The big ones. I forget bags for life. The big ones. I forget to bags for life. The big ones. I forget to take them out so i am always forget to take them out so i am always paying. I suppose yes It will cost me always paying. I suppose yes It will cost me more in the long run. A lot of shoppers are using so called bags for life instead. But there are still problems. Many are sold for as lIttle as 20p and actually contain more plastic than single Use Plastic bags. Now breakfast� s Jayne Mccubbin has been digging through her cupboards, and It seems Shes Something of a Plastic Bag hoarder. Iam Going i am Going to do the Plastic Bag walk of shame. I am Going to do the count. Ok, This is the main bag cupboard. One, two. There is another cupboard. 40. And in the car. I car. I have a bag of bags. 58 bags. Most of them bags for life. My shame is complete. Some Big Retailers are trying to tackle This problem. Morrisons and the Co Op are removing Plastic Bags for life because some shoppers are only using them once. And from today, the charge for a single Use Plastic bag is Going up from Sp To 10p in england. That will apply in all shops Whatever their size, notjust the Big Retailers. Now lots of you have been in touch on This one. Maria asks why all supermarkets dont just stop selling all Plastic Bags. Surely that would solve the problem, she says. Judi says what happened to Good old String Shopping bags . They are like a String Vest in a bag. They scrunch up very small. Sue says, dont blame the consumer if that is all they are offered, or alternatives are too expensive. Get the manufacturers to give alternatives. Do you want to see my Space Saver . Rather than scrunching them up and throwing them into the cupboard, you can fold them into lovely triangles and It takes seconds. We had four Plastic Bags. That is how i saw mine in the cupboard. A small piece of ingenuIty here. We can see a close up. You think This is the average small pot. Open It up and inside, there we are, a Plastic Bag ready to Go. You can put the lid back on and tuck It away. Wonderful. Really . DefinItely. Now you have a cupboard full of lIttle pots, do you . Too much excItement and we need more. Eurovision Song Contest around the corner. We asked for your requests because unlikely as It may sound, the bbc Moscow Correspondent Steve Rosenberg is set to play your requests. We have a list of requests. Kirsty chapman has asked for you to play puppet on a string by sandie shaw. We have been told It is the edItors favourIte. No pressure, but you know where these things could Go. Plays puppet on a string. Plays puppet on a string. A lIttle bIt of that. Joan and linda have both been in touch to ask you to play Gigliola Cinquettis Winner from 1964 non ho leta. From Italy, yes. Plays non ho leta. That is from 1964. We should remind people of the setting you are in because It is a magnificent lounge. Explain the sItuation you are in. I would love a lounge like This. We are at the dutch embassy in moscow. The grand final of the eurovision Song Contest will be in rotterdam in the netherlands tomorrow. The embassy is kindly hosting us today. The acoustics are wonderful. We will keep wIth the request. Carol pipe says she was blown away by your performance earlier and that shes Really looking forward to the Request Show later on This afternoon. Shes asked you to play all kinds of everything as performed by dana in 1970. We are Going way back. 1970, yes. Plays all kinds of everything. That is lovely. Your Piano Playing is lovely, obviously. How much would It spoil It if you sang . It is lovely, obviously. How much would It spoil It if you sang . It spoil It if you sang . It would soil It a It spoil It if you sang . It would spoil It a lot. It spoil It if you sang . It would spoil It a lot, charlie. It spoil It if you sang . It would spoil It a lot, charlie. I It spoil It if you sang . It would spoil It a lot, charlie. I can i It spoil It if you sang . It would | spoil It a lot, charlie. I can play them, i cannot sing them. Just checking them, i cannot sing them. Just checking. Have them, i cannot sing them. Just checking. Have we them, i cannot sing them. Just checking. Have we Got more requests . Ingrid has been in touch to ask you to play cliff richards 1973 number. You can play at least 200 of these entries, cant you . Entries, cant you . Yes, It is rather bizarre entries, cant you . Yes, It is rather bizarre and entries, cant you . Yes, It is rather bizarre and sad. I entries, cant you . Yes, It is| rather bizarre and sad. Some entries, cant you . Yes, It is rather bizarre and sad. Some people might see It as a talent and others a medical condItion. For ingrid. Power to all our friends. Plays power to all our friends. A lIttle bIt of cliff richard from 1973. I5 a lIttle bIt of cliff richard from 1973. ,. ,. , ~ 1973. Is the dutch ambassador keen on eurovision. 1973. Is the dutch ambassador keen on eurovision, on 1973. Is the dutch ambassador keen on eurovision, on a 1973. Is the dutch ambassador keen on eurovision, on a diplomatic i 1973. Is the dutch ambassador keen| on eurovision, on a diplomatic note . We believe so. I think everybody in the netherlands at the moment is excIted about the eurovision Song Contest. It is an honour to be able to host such a music spectacular. There was enormous excItement in 2019 when duncan lawrence won It for the netherlands. A great song. Arcade. Fred wants a live from Moscow Piano Segment every friday. I do not know how that fIts in wIth Normal duties but you are Going down a treat wIth viewers. Kim tweeted us to ask for lordis winning tune from 2006, hard Rock Hallelujah. Oh, This is my nightmare one. Lordi, o. Music hard Rock Hallelujah by lordi. Something like that, anyway. We are all agreed here. Douze oints. We are all agreed here. Douze points. Thank we are all agreed here. Douze points. Thank you, we are all agreed here. Douze points. Thank you, you we are all agreed here. Douze i points. Thank you, you recovered yourself. It has been brilliant. Our Moscow Correspondent Steve Rosenberg. 3 30pm, he will take more requests as part of an hour long programme dedicated to the eurovision. At 3 30pm. And the eurovision Song Contest grand final Tomorrow Night bbc one, hi, welcome to Bbc News. Its friday, im Victoria Derbyshire and here are the headlines. Prince william launches a scathing attack on the bbc saying his mum, Princess Diana, was failed, notjust by a rogue reporter, but by bbc leaders who looked the other way. It brings Indescribable Sadness to know that the bbcs failures contributed significantly to herfear, Paranoia And Isolation i rememberfrom those final years wIth her. Prince william says he feels let down by the bbc and says the bbc has let you down. Do you agree wIth him . You can message me on Itter'>Instagram Or TwItter or email me victoria bbc. Co. Uk