You can get everyone safe globally, it is going to make us much safer as well. The other headlines at five. There are fresh calls to delay the lifting of the last covid restrictions in england on the 21st Ofjune, after a rise in cases of the Delta Variant. And the wait for the fans is almost over. The delayed euros Kick Off in a few hours� time, with the Opening Match. Italy against turkey, in rome. Hello a warm welcome to falmouth just along the coast from Carbis Bay where british prime Minister Borisjohnson has opened the G7 Summit this afternoon. A Summit Mrjohnson says is badly needed. The focus of Todays Discussion is how to build back better and greener as the World tries to emerge from the pandemic. The Prime Minister told his fellow leaders, that collectively they had to learn the lessons of the 2008 9 financial crash, when the recovery he said was uneven, with the inequality it created still an issue today. It is genuinely wonderful to see everybody in person. I cannot tell you how much of a difference it makes, will be going through the most wretched pandemic that our countries have faced, our lifetimes, maybe longer. Much longer. And i think this is a meeting that genuinely needs to happen because we need to make sure that we learn the lessons from the pandemic and make sure that we do not repeat some of the errors that we doubtless made over the course of the last 18 months or so and we need to make sure that we now allow our economies to recover. And i think that they have the potential to bounce back very strongly and theres all sorts of reasons for being optimistic. But it is vital that we do not repeat this mistakes of the last great crisis, the last great economic recession in 2008 when the recovery was not uniform across all forms of society and i think what is going wrong with this pandemic and what risks being a lasting scar is that i think the inequalities may be entrenched and we need to make sure as we recover, we level up across our societies and we build back better and i think that we have a huge opportunity to do that because at g7, we are united in our vision for a cleaner, greener, solution to the problems of Climate Change and in those ideas and technologies which we are all addressing together, i think there is the potential to generate many millions of high wage, High Skilljobs and i think that is what the people of our countries want us to focus on. They want us to be sure that we are beating the pandemic together and discussing how we will never have a repeat of what we have seen and also that we are building back better together. That we are building back better touether. ,. , together. That meeting lasted an hour and a together. That meeting lasted an hour and a half together. That meeting lasted an hour and a half and together. That meeting lasted an hour and a half and the together. That meeting lasted an hour and a half and the set together. That meeting lasted an hour and a half and the set of hour and a half and the set of leaders are now making their way to the events. And i was struck from the events. And i was struck from the north of cornwall and there, theyre going to encounter the Royal Family, we havejust been theyre going to encounter the Royal Family, we have just been told theyre going to encounter the Royal Family, we havejust been told in the last few minutes the Prince Charles has been meeting, john kerry, the us Climate Envoy who is the president of the un Climate Change and today, Prince Charles is going to be introducing ten big Chief Executives to the g7 leaders as part of proceedings this evening. Our Correspondent Nomia Iqbal is in Carbis Bay where the G7 Summit is taking place. Did we get any feedback of what they discussed today and how it went . The main discussed today and how it went . Tue Main Focus discussed today and how it went . Tte Main Focus was as we heard there from borisjohnson, Covid 19 recovery in the discussion of how to distribute vaccines which is been one of the biggest issues today. You know the us said that it will donate half A Billion doses in the uk says 100 Million by The End of next year and we are expecting the g7 nations to pledge around A Billion in total but there is some criticism that it is just not enough. 0ne but there is some criticism that it is just not enough. One of the critics of that is the former british Prime Minister who said that you need to be still 11 Billion doses if you want to make the World safe and that is going to be an ongoing discussion and in the next moment, that will be the Eden Project which is a 40 Minute Distance from where Joe Project which is a 40 Minute Distance from Wherejoe Biden is staying get where they will get to meet the Royal Family, staying get where they will get to meet the royalfamily, have dinner with the queen, prince of wales and the Duke And Duchess of cornwall, cambridge, Prince William and Catherine Poss plus first G7 Event and it is interesting that you got the senior royals there because clearly, they see the power of the Royal Family and the significance of the diplomatic role that they can play and all of this and if youre interested in what theyre going to be eating, they will have the finest Food And Culture that cornwall has to offer. Fish wall of the cornish coast, Cornish And Strawberry Pavlova And President biden will meet the queen, and the First Lady. I am always interested in the food. When you meet the queen, it is a moment, a big Photo Opportunity and they are a key part and i cannot think back to his summit where three generations of the Royal Family were so involved. Tt is generations of the Royal Family were so involved so involved. It is true and Doctor Jill Biden says so involved. It is true and Doctor Jill Biden says she so involved. It is true and Doctor Jill Biden says she was so involved. It is true and Doctor Jill Biden says she was really Jill Biden says she was really looking forward to this because from outside the uk meeting the Royal Family, it must be such a perk in such, it is a real powerful weapon that the Uk Government has to bring out the Royal Family like this. They should add that he did meet the duchess of cambridge earlier and they had this shared passion for Childrens Education they visited the school which was about a mile from here, School Forfour and 5 Euros children who dealt with trauma and they got to meet Each Other and talk to the kids and the kids do lots of activities such as Planting Flowers and tending to rabbits, it was quite a fun day for then and Just A Little Bit of trivia, that is the third First Lady that the duchess of cambridge has meant, in the past events. The past events. Americas favourite educator. Thank the past events. Americas favourite educator. Thank you the past events. Americas favourite educator. Thank you very the past events. Americas favourite educator. Thank you very much educator. Thank you very much indeed. Just one anecdote from Joe Biden. He spoke about meeting the queen and his mother was very proud irish woman and she called and just before he met the queen and said be polite but do not kiss the ring. I dont think any political leader kisses during these days but there is a moment when they come into the company of queen. The meeting was all about vaccines and getting vaccines to the poorest countries. The g7 well the g7 leaders here are expected to agree to donate at least A Billion doses of vaccines to poorer countries in the next year. Aid groups have welcomed the pledges but point out many of the doses will not arrive until next year and say more must be done right now to help inoculate people around the World who are at risk. Sean dilley reports. Britains Vaccination Roll Out has been one of the Success Stories of a pandemic that has taken so much from so many. By The End ofjuly, the government says it expects all Uk Adults will have been offered the first jab, and by The End of September The Uk will send its first 5 Million doses to poorer countries. The uk is really stepping up to the plate, but so is everybody here at the g7. Theres no point in us just vaccinating the uk. We need to vaccinate the World. Its a contribution that follows us president Joe Biden� s pledge to donate half A Billion no strings pfizer doses to 92 low and middle income countries in the african union. The two leaders hope other countries attending the G7 Summit in cornwall will also chip in to give a total of1 billion vaccines. But for some, progress is not fast enough. There is a staggering level of Vaccine Inequality around the World. This is illustrated by the fact that cornwall has administered more Vaccine Doses than 22 african countries combined. This is a disaster waiting to happen, so the donation of vaccines is good, but nowhere near enough. 0thers welcome any contribution, but a herculean effort is needed to be effective. The World-health-organization'>World Health Organization says that less than 1 of Afghanistans Population has been vaccinated. In south sudan, just 10,000 of the countrys 11 Million people have had their first dose. And the who says that under 2 of the millions of Vaccine Doses and the who says that under 2 of the hundreds of millions of Vaccine Doses administered globally have been in africa. Todays pledge is not the uks first contribution. It has previously donated half A Billion pounds to a scheme called covax, which distributes jabs to the Worlds poorest countries. The uk has also helped develop the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, which has been made available globally at cost price. The promise to deliver 100 Million doses, though, sends an important political message at a time when the government has been criticised for cutting the international aid budget. We are not going to be free of this virus or safe from this virus until the World is really suppressesd. Therefore, if we can get everybody safe globally, it will make us safer as well. So i completely applaud the initiative from the uk. The vaccines minister, nadhim zahawi, concedes that even if wealthy g7 countries collectively agree to distribute One Billion doses globally, there still will not be enough jabs for everyone. But the Prime Minister says the effort is an important step to vaccinate the World, and No One in the uk will miss out as a result. Sean dilley, Bbc News. The g7 leaders pledge on Vaccine Donation for the developing World comes as some countries like kenya are facing vaccine shortages. Experts fear that without more vaccines soon, a new Covid Wave could become even deadlier. Our correspondent Reh Ha Kansara visited a Vaccine Centre in nairobi to find out more may centres like this are facing a shortage of vaccines. Nearly 2000 people were administered with the first and second jab with people queuing back as for this year. Earlier this year to the scheme, can you was given over1 million doses of which very few remain. Now theyve been given more by denmark in south sudan. But it is not enough with 50 Million people, this only scratches the surface. But not all countries across the continent are doing so will. The Supply Uganda sticking into its reserves after a spike in cases in South Africa has inoculated of 1 of its Population And Chat only administered its first dose last weekend. The World-health-organization'>World Health Organization says the continent has 0rganization says the continent has received just 1 of the 2. 1 billion vaccines administered globally and so todays announcement has been welcomed by many. But the problem is twofold. A long Standing History of hesitancy and many countries just do not have the infrastructure on such a large scale. Vaccines are crucially important. With me is our deputy political editor, vicki young. Lets talk about the briefing for jeff to spend two and about Northern Ireland, if in force. A number of important events tomorrow. These G7 Summits, important events tomorrow. These G7 Summits. They important events tomorrow. These G7 Summits, they sometimes important events tomorrow. These G7 Summits, they sometimes ended important events tomorrow. These G7 Summits, they sometimes ended up | important events tomorrow. These g7 | summits, they sometimes ended up in those kind of antagonistic rows and they do not want that to happen here. Nevertheless, they are excepting that the issue of Northern Ireland is bound to come up tomorrow so in the morning, borisjohnson will meet a manual macron that Angela Merkel and the acceptable, but this is not the forum to come forward with any kind of solutions, even though they are seeking immediate solutions to all of this. Before arriving here, they did talk about disability being non negotiable and it is done, signed this ability. How much we get to hear about it, i guess. But make borisjohnson said the displays to be face to face because so much more can be done as opposed to talking to the opposite number on zoom. I cannot help noticed that i like Body Language, studying Body Language will still be available booms between manual micron with borisjohnson. I think is the first time in manual micron has met with Joe Biden president macron. Downing street having to say, by which of the first leader to meet the american president. But being the american president. But being the host gives you a massive advantage so he has met withJoe Biden. President macron is very touchy feely, he would not letJoe Biden go at some point but he will be making the point about the Peace Process in everything he knows that Joe Biden is receptive to that message and he has made that very clear. But again, think the american side is made their point i do not think theyre going to labour it and i think there is another a lot of other issues that could have more unity. A lot of other issues that could have more unity. A lot of other issues that could have more uni. ~. , have more unity. Think you. You will watch more have more unity. Think you. You will watch more very have more unity. Think you. You will watch more very shortly. Im joined now from New York by professor thomas philippon, an economist who was appointed to the g7� s advisory economic Resilience Panel by the french president Emmanuel Macron. 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There has i been some comment in the French Press that i picked up in recent days that Emmanuel Macron was seen during the Donald Trump years as the multilateral list in chief, he was bringing europe altogether while Donald Trump followed this america first policy. His seat put out that suddenlyJoe Biden has stepped into that role in the scene is the person who could bring everyone together . T who could bring everyone together . I cannot speak for the president but i do not think so, i think he is excited to be engaged more rationally with the new us administration. I think that to bring the democracies together, which is with the g7 is supposed to do, it takes more than one person and i would argue it takes seven and i think we need to be pulling in the same direction and so im sure hes welcoming the fact that hes not the only one pushing the agenda now. This only one pushing the agenda now. 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There are just a few days now, before the prime Minister Borisjohnson decides whether to Go Ahead with the final stage of Relaxing Coronavirus restrictions here in england, as new evidence suggests the Delta Variant, first identified in india, is spreading rapidly. In the past week, there have been nearly 30,000 new cases 90 of which are due to the Delta Variant. Early data from England And Scotland suggests the Delta Variant first detected in india is not only more infectious, but those who catch it are twice as likely to need Hospital Treatment as those infected with alpha, which drove the winter surge. The figures show there have been more than 42,000 cases of the Delta Variant in the uk up to the 7th ofjune. 223 patients have been admitted to hospital in england, more than half were unvaccinated. 42 people have died. Of those, more than half were unvaccinated just over a quarter have received two doses. As more and more people are fully vaccinated, this proportion will continue to rise. The Vaccine Programme is moving forward rapidly and effectively, but it does need more time, particularly to immunise a large number of younger adults who are Onlyjust Being called forward for their first doses, as well as getting those older people through their second doses as well. Despite several outbreaks in areas like bolton and blackburn, Infection Rates remain low across the uk compared to earlier this year. The latest estimates from the Office For National Statistics suggest infections are rising in england, but its a best less certain in scotland, Northern Ireland and wales. Government scientific advisers say Keeping Infections down will help as we learn to live with covid. In terms of reducing the degree of transmission, one does need to think carefully about what levels of ventilation, how rigorous one is regarding compliance with face coverings and social distancing. All of these have been required throughout the pandemic, and when something is more transmissible, these become even more important. The Hospitality Sector is struggling even with current restrictions. Many feel any delay to unlocking would be devastating. But with 21stjune Nowjust a week and a half away, ministers are sounding cautious. The total number that the virus can go after is still high, which is why we have to be careful. These have been hard won battles against this virus. It hasnt gone away. It will attempt to survive by mutating, by infecting more people and attempting to escape. While the numbers of those vaccinated in hospitals is currently low, there is still the Risk Thata third wave driven by the delta low, there is still the risk that a third wave driven by the Delta Variant could leave the elderly and frail still vulnerable. Any decision ahead of Mondays Announcement is far from black and white. Katharine da costa, Bbc News. Well, for more on this, we can speak now to gabriel scally, whos a Visiting Professor of Public Health at the university of bristol, and a member of independent sage. Think you very much forjoining us. Given the incidence of the Delta Variant so far over the last particular week, 30,000 infections, 9 of which seem to be a result of the Delta Variant, is it more unlikely than likely the Boris Johnson on monday will announce the full lifting of Lectern Restrictions in england will take place . Tt full lifting of Lectern Restrictions in england will take place . It does seem to be in england will take place . It does seem to be an in england will take place . It does seem to be an emerging in england will take place . It does| seem to be an emerging consensus among scientists, among Public Health practitioners like myself that we really could do with the continued delay and the Reproduction Rate has risen above one which means its growing and we see that and the numbers and it is fairly fast in those areas where the increase is an exponential, its an accelerated increase as they have much more infectious and also much more dangerous in terms of hospitalising people as well. And so, the omens are that we should continue as we are that we should continue as we are for some period of time to get those numbers back down but requires the government did notjust keep things as they are, but actually do something really positive to try and get those numbers down. Ltse something really positive to try and get those numbers down. Get those numbers down. Use it for some period get those numbers down. Use it for some period of get those numbers down. Use it for some period of time, get those numbers down. 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Fm; weeks is what people would like to see and most experts would like to see and most experts would like to see to give us a chance and that means ramping up the Vaccination Programme in those areas with a virus really is transmitting them to be good of the government could give the Go Ahead to the local directors to vaccinate everyone in that area over the age of 18 that have been mentioned and also improve ventilation and move things outdoors and also start testing close contacts of people and we do not do that in england, they do that in scotland and Northern Ireland and it has been the advice internationally for a long time. 0ver really need to start hunting down these cases and it should be possible now while theyre still relatively low to a cap on them but not if we dont take the action to do that. The action to do that. Local lockdowns the action to do that. Local lockdowns you the action to do that. Local lockdowns you think the action to do that. Local lockdowns you think might| the action to do that. Local. Lockdowns you think might not the action to do that. Local lockdowns you think might not be appropriate for this Package Stay nationwide . T do appropriate for this Package Stay nationwide . Nationwide . I do not believe in lockdowns nationwide . I do not believe in lockdowns is nationwide . I do not believe in lockdowns is a nationwide . I do not believe in lockdowns is a useful nationwide . I do not believe in lockdowns is a useful tool. Nationwide . I do not believe in | lockdowns is a useful tool. They should be a tool of Last Resort and we should be doing all of this other stuff first before we consider anything like that and not improving Ventilation Schools and talking about lockdowns and shutting schools is daft. We should be making all possible opportunities to prevent the Virus Spread and to prevent the case as soon as they spread we are not doing that. 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The good Cloud North in a week with her for that will continue to stick its way south through the Night Tonight and will continue to see variable amounts of cloud and up into the northwestward it will be much more inferable for sleeping and overnight lows of nine to 14 sleeping and overnight lows of nine to 1a degrees. High pressure will set the build once again and we will be headed for drives settled, sunny and increasingly hot weekend weather. Plenty of sunshine across the country through Saturday Afternoon and temperatures are likely to peek at highs of 2a degrees, but it will get warmer still on sunday we could see temperatures into the high 20s, potentially peaking at 30 degrees in the southeast on monday. Hello, this is Bbc News with clive myrie. The World'>Headlines World leaders meet in cornwall for the G7 Summit, with the focus on global recovery from the Coronavirus Pandemic we need to make sure that we learn the lessons from the pandemic. Need to make sure that we dont repeat some of the errors that we doubtless made. The distribution of vaccines is high on the agenda, with a pledge to provide at least A Billion doses to poorer countries in the next year. There are fresh calls to postpone the lifting of the last covid restrictions in england on the 21st Ofjune after a rise in cases of the Delta Variant. The Uk Economy grew by 2. 3 in april as lockdown eased, the fastest monthly rise since last summer. A Neo Nazi, andrew dymock, Who Set Up Two extreme right wing groups when he was a student, has been found guilty of Terrorism And Hate crimes. And coming up in the Film Review, Mark Kermode gives his views on all this weeks new releases, including the Action Drama nobody. Sport, and for a full round up from the Bbc Sport centre, heres chetan. As youve been hearing, the wait for euro 2020 is nearly over. Italy Kick Off against turkey in rome at 8 oclock tonight. 2a countries battling it out for a place in the final at Wembley Stadium Onjuly the 11th. John watson is there for us now. And, john, wales, England And Scotland all play their first Group Games in the coming days. Yes, they do indeed. He was about those games in the moment. But it has been delayed but this is still a tournament the organisers plan to honour the 60th Anniversary of this competition. The initial plan was 12 home cities across the continent but we know it was reduced to 11 after dublin was unable to provide you with it with assurances it could obviously host fans. But as far as things go, Wembley Stadium one of the 11 as a vacantly for england they play all of their Group Games here and were they to go and top their group and reach the final, thatis their group and reach the final, that is a big if, but it was to them play all of their games here with just one match away. 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But all eyes on Rome Tonight with the Opening Match of this Years Tournament sees italy take on turkey with around 16,000 fans to be there to watch that one and italy will have high hopes of getting this tournament off to a strong start, not least to consider that they breezed through qualifying under her mancini, who exited the ship after theirfailure under her mancini, who exited the ship after their failure to qualify for the last World cup. Ten wins out of ten in qualify and they will hope to make that when star as i say in rome. All eyes on that Opening Match of this Years Tournament. It is live on Bbc One with Kick Off at 8pm Tonight And Coverage beginning at 7pm and there is a feeling that perhaps the start of this tournament has flown under the radar. As we know with major tournaments, the games come thick and fast that excitement will certainly start to build over the coming days. So much to look forward build over the coming days. So much to look forward to. Build over the coming days. So much to look forward to. John, build over the coming days. So much to look forward to. John, Thank Build over the coming days. So much to look forward to. John, thank you. | England Need wickets in the second test against New Zealand at edgbaston. New zealand are by for by having bowled england out for 303 this morning with Dan Lawrence not out on 81. Stuart broad got rid of The Stand In Kiwi Skipper Tom latham early on, but thenjust as in the first test, Devon Conway resisted england. He looked well set to make another century, but then Out Of Nowhere picked out Zak Crawley in the deep on 80. Englands bowlers kept the pressure on, but Will Young went through to his first test 50 and New Zealand are well placed for a big first innings score. 1822 182 2 as i said. Were being made to wait for the much anticipated french open semifinal between the 13 time Winner Rafa Nadal and the World-number'>World Number one novak djokovic. Thats because the first semifinal of the day is still on going on and its an abosulute cracker. Stefanos tsistsipas, hoping to reach his first Grand Slam final took a two set lead. Only for Alexander Zverev to win the next two and take the match to a decider. You can see more you can see more on you can see more on that on the Bbc Sport Website but for me that is all for now. Now in other news, a Neo Nazi who created two banned Terrorist Groups has been convicted of 12 terrorism offences. Andrew dymock, who is 2a and from bath, was first exposed by a Bbc Investigation in 2018. An old baileyjury also found him guilty of three hate crimes. Our home Affairs Correspondent Daniel Sandford reports. Andrew dymock was educated at a Private School in bath. His father is a university professor, his mother a successful research scientist. But he went on to set up and lead two Neo Nazi Terrorist Groups that both had to be banned as a threat to national security. He ran websites, ran twitter pages, was a Key Leader in promoting activity, at recruiting young members, looking to radicalise those members. I think his prosecution and his Conviction And Sentencing is a key step in protecting the uk. In this video from one of the groups he founded, hes seen in the white shirt repeatedly giving the nazi salute. In court, he lied, claiming hed been tricked into taking part in the propaganda by teenaged friends, although they were still at school and he was several years older. The bbc has seen evidence that a student from bath set up an extreme Neo Nazi group that suggested Prince Harry should be shot. Dymock was first publicly exposed by Bbc News at ten after setting up sonnenkrieg division, now banned in britain and australia. The group produced deliberately provocative Neo Nazi propaganda, including a Poster Calling for the duke of sussex, Prince Harry, to be shot as a race traitor. An image the bbc has decided not to show. Among those he recruited was 0skar koczorowski, a schoolboy who ended up going to prison for encouraging terrorism. One of seven people linked to dymock who have been jailed. In secret conversations on a Gaming Chat Server which Bbc News infiltrated, dymock suggested all Police Officers should be killed. Sonnenkrieg division also advocated rape as a political weapon. In court here at the old bailey, the same man who called for the death of all Police Officers tried to blame everyone else for his predicament. He claimed that he was the victim of an elaborate set up by both the police and a teenage girl. He even suggested the detectives should have rescued him from members of the Neo Nazi group that he himself had founded. It was when dymock tried to travel to america to train with members of this group, atomwaffen, that he caught the attention of counterterrorist police. He was also planning to meet an infamous american Neo Nazi ideologue, but was turned back at the airport. He lied, however, right to The End. In his evidence to the jury, he denied even being a Neo Nazi. Daniel sandford, Bbc News. A 15 year old boy has died in West London after suffering the number of Covid 19 cases has improved to a higher level than in weeks. It means on average over six feet 6500 new cases have been recorded per day in the last week. It means hospitalisations are beginning to rise of over 1000 in hospital, still a long way from the peak of almost 40,000 injanuary. More than 200,000 people have received their first vaccine in the latest 24 hour period, meaning over 41 Million people have now had one jam in all, about 70 of Uk Adults and more than 300,000 have had their second dose and the latest 24 hour period, Meaningjust Second Dose and the latest 24 hour period, meaning just over 29 Million have now had both jabs, with more than 55 of the Uk Adults now fully vaccinated. More now on the G7 Summit of World leaders. That is the Prime Minister and his wife. They are at the Eden Project, a nod clearly to the battle against Climate Change that is going to be part of the talks between all the leaders down there. His arrival there with his wife is the beginning really of an evening of receptions and speeches and discussions and Prince Charles and the queen will also be there as well in order to highlight the importance of the climate in this gathering. Regular and strenuous exercise increases the risk of Motor Neurone Disease in people who are genetically vulnerable, according to a study. Researchers at the University Of Sheffield say the number of high profile athletes who have developed the disease is not a coincidence. The scientists say nobody should stop exercising as a result of the study, but they hope the findings could lead to ways of Screening People who may be at higher risk. The research was headed by Professor Dame Pam shaw, who is the director of the Neuroscience Institute at the University Of Sheffield. As a clinician, Doing Clinics for patients with mnd, ive always suspected that being a fit, athletic sort of person is a Risk Factor, but the studies that have been done until now in the medical literature have been controversial. So, some studies have shown a link, other studies have not confirmed that. And i think the step forward with the Research Weve just published is that it confirms there is a causal link between being the sort of person that does strenuous, regular Physical Activity and the development of mnd. But not in everyone, only in genetically susceptible individuals. Weve identified the Bodys Stress Response to acute Physical Activity, and the suspicion is that patients susceptible to mnd dont mount the full physiological stress response. So, we need to dig down into those complex pathways to pull out precisely the genetic Risk Factors. But we did take one subset of patients with mnd who have the commonest genetic cause of the disease. Its caused by a mutation in a gene called c90rf72, and 10 of Mnd Patients will have that change. So, we looked carefully at the history of physical exercise in those patients that had the c9 change, and what we found is if you have that genetic Risk Factor and you have high levels of Physical Activity as part of your lifestyle, then you develop the mnd at a younger age compared to those who dont have high levels of Physical Activity. The headlines on Bbc News World leaders are meeting in cornwall for the G7 Summit with a focus on global recovery after the Coronavirus Pandemic. There are fresh cost to postpone the lifting of the last Covid 19 restrictions in England Onjune 21 after a rise in cases of the Delta Variant. And the wait for fans is almost over. The delayed euros Kick Off in a few hours time with the Opening Match italy taking on turkey in rome. Now on Bbc News, the Film Review with Mark Kermode. Hello, and welcome to the Film Review with me, Mark Kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in cinemas and at home. The Surprise Treat of this Weeks Batch of new releases is nobody, an insanely violent and also insanely entertaining Action Drama centring on the unlikely figure of better Call Saul Star bob 0denkirk. Take it. I dont want it. It aint a matter of want, hutch, its the principle of need. So, keep my sister safe, bro. He plays hutch, an apparently shy and retiring worker drone with a boring job who fails to break heads when his house is broken into, to the Sneering Disappointment of his colleagues, neighbours and family. Little do they know that Mousy Hutch is actually a coiled spring, a lethal weapon doing his very best to keep his long dormant killer skills under wraps. Who are you . Having once worked as an auditor, or trained assassin, hutch put his past behind him to settle down and start a family. But now the cat is out of the bag and a group of russians are on his tail, meaning that its time for hutch to stop playing nice and start playing nasty