Tempting travellers back onto the trains, as the number of Rail Passengers falls to a record low, i am here at euston this morning looking at what the future holds for Rail Travel across the uk. A wonderful night for wales. Theyre on the verge of the Euro 2020, Knock Out Stage after a convincing win over turkey in baku. Last night, we saw some heavy Thundery Downpours, particularly across kent. More thunderstorms in the Forecast Today across parts of england where it will remain humid in the South East. Best of the dry and sunny conditions will be in the North And West. All the details coming up. Good morning. Its thursday the 17th ofjune. Our top story Dominic Cummings has warned that he will continue his wave of attacks on the governments early handling of the pandemic. The Prime Ministers former adviser said there was More To Come after he published what he says are private messages from Borisjohnson Criticising the Health Secretary. It comes as mps backed the Governments Decision to extend Covid Restrictions in england until next month, in efforts to halt the spread of the Delta Variant. James reynolds reports. The commons approved the Governments Decision to delay ending Covid Restrictions in england until the 19th ofjuly. The ayes have it. Unlock. 51 conservative mps opposed it. Thats the second biggest Tory Revolt of this parliament, but its not the backbenchers who worry this government the most. Is this a vendetta, Mr Cummings, With Mr Hancock . Dominic cummings, former Prime Ministerial adviser and current amateurjogger, has released a series of damaging private messages from the early days of the pandemic. In march last year, Mr Cummings sent a late Night Message to borisjohnson, accusing the Health Secretary Matt Hancock of failing to increase testing. The Prime Minister seemingly agreed, in expletive filled terms. Later, the adviser raised another concern. We have been turning down ventilator offers because the price has been marked up, he wrote, to which the Prime Minister appears to have replied, its hancock, he has been hopeless. A month later, mrjohnson apparently wrote, on ppe, its been a disaster. He appears to have suggested replacing Matt Hancock With michael gove. Mr cummings replied, this would have a severe risk of making it worse, not better. Matt hancock was left to defend himself from the Back Seat of his car. Did you really think Matt Hancock was useless, sir . Why didnt you sack was useless, sir . Why didnt you sack him . The prime Ministers Team says it has full confidence in the Health Secretary. The opposition, though, says the entire government is in trouble. Its a shambles, and actually, if its true what Dominic Cummings has said about the fact he failed on ppe and he failed on Care Homes, and the Prime Minister knew that, then theres questions of why the Prime Minister kept him in post and allowed more people to die unnecessarily. Dominic cummings himself hasnt yet finished his offensive. In a tweet, he links to his stream of messages. Evidence here, he writes, More To Come. James reynolds, Bbc News. Lets get more on this now With our chief political correspondent adam fleming. Adam, what more can we expect from Dominic Cummings . As if this wasnt explosive enough, a promise of more. find as if this wasnt explosive enough, a promise of more. A promise of more. And the big auestion a promise of more. And The Big Question is. A promise of more. And The Big Question is, what a promise of more. And The Big Question is, what is a promise of more. And The Big Question is, what is more. A promise of more. And the big L Question is, what is more. These Expletive Filled Messages With the Prime Minister, is that the only time he behaved like that, or are many other examples that Dominic Cummings got Screen Grabs of . Then theres the question of what could be other issues because lately, Dominic Cummings has focused on his four key issues, which is the Governments Strategy at the start of the pandemic, which he thought was wrong, the Governments Approach to protecting Care Homes, which he thought was wrong, the prime Ministers Leadership, which he thinks is a little bit rubbish, and Matt Hancock, who he clearly loathes and thinks is utterly useless. Then theres the question of what prompts Dominic Cummings to act again, because he released those Messages Yesterday in reaction to stuff that Matt Hancock the Health Secretary had said at the select committee, so what is the moment in which Dominic Cummings chooses to release any more messages if he does have them . And those of some of the questions people are asking at westminster as they are gripped by this feud between one of the Prime Ministers closest advisers and the Prime Minister. �. , closest advisers and the Prime Minister. ,. Minister. Adam, thanks very much, we will talk more minister. Adam, thanks very much, we will talk more later. Childrens services in england are more focused on investigating struggling families than helping them, according to a report. An independent review into Council Run social care says The System does not provide enough early support and needs urgent Investment And Reform. Heres our social Affairs Correspondent alison holt. Playing and exploring in the shade at this Childrens Centre in hertfordshire helps children and parents make the most of life together. Its the sort of Community Support that Todays Report says should be much more widely available to all families. Certainly for these parents, it means a lot. Very important for the mum and the baby, obviously, for the mum to meet new friends and to get advice and tips for themselves and also for their baby. Full of information that new parents need, because we dont have a lot of information. I mean, you can go on the internet, but to actually speak to somebody, going to the services, and theyre absolutely fantastic. But the independent review says spending by councils in england on general Advice And Support for families has been cut by a third in recent years, With money shifting to crisis services. The review concludes that, too often, families end up being investigated by childrens services, not supported. It says teenagers in particular are being failed by the current system, and that too many children are ending up in care. The Report Author says Investment And Reform of The System cannot be put off. If we carry on like this, it will both become more expensive and continue to be inadequate in the supported it gives to children and families, and so we need to change, you know, there is no Option here where childrens social Care Wont Cost more money in the short term. The question is, do we invest in reform, or do we carry on as we are and see services not a good enoughjob . In response to the review, the government says it is putting extra money into targeting educational support earlier in the lives of young people to make sure all children have the same opportunities. Alison holt, Bbc News. President biden and russian leader Vladimir Putin have described their Genevan Summit as positive and constructive, but made it clear that significant differences remain between them. The talks lasted around three hours and was the first meeting of the pair since mr bidens inauguration. Our Washington Correspondent gary odonoghuejoins us now from geneva. Gary, what was discussed . It sounds like it was a pretty frank, fruitful discussion, as Vladimir Putin put it. They ranged across a number of issues, right from things like Election Interference and cyber attacks right across to opposition activity, inside russia, which america is not happy about, americans kept in prison there, all sorts of issues. Ukraine, all these kinds of things the americans have problems about. The russian president pushed back on a lot of these things, he was not having any of it when it was suggested he was responsible for cyber attacks. Suggested he was responsible for cyberattacks. Ukraine suggested he was responsible for cyber attacks. Ukraine was his business. What happened inside russia in terms of the opposition again was his business, he tried to draw an equivalence between that and the attack on the capital the capitol back injanuary, suggesting that President Biden should not have. What happens now as these two sides will start to talk separately about things like nuclear proliferation and we will see what kind of Concrete Consequences come out of those kind of tops. Out of those kind of tops. Gary, thanks very out of those kind of tops. Gary, thanks very much. Out of those kind of tops. Gary, thanks very much. Out of those kind of tops. Gary, thanks very much. Those out of those kind of tops. Gary, l thanks very much. Those kind out of those kind of tops. Gary, thanks very much. Those kind of talks. The first findings from the Public Inquiry into the Manchester Arena Bombing, which killed 22 people, will be published this afternoon. The report will focus on Security Arrangements at the venue and examine how Salman Abedi was able to go unchallenged before the attack in 2017. The inquiry has been ongoing since last september. China has successfully launched three astronauts into space. The trio will spend three months at the Countrys Brand new Space Station which was put into orbit in april and is still being constructed. Its chinas Longest Crewed Mission to date, and their first in nearly five years. Now, heres a delightful story about a pair of unlikely but inseparable friends. This is doris the Duckling Cuddling up to boris the bulldog. Theyve taken quite a shine to Each Other after doris was found wandering alone in lancashire last month and brought home by the clegg family. Boris has been very welcoming to his new house mate, and even shares his Food. Are they eating Dog Biscuits or Duck Biscuits . I are they eating Dog Biscuits or Duck Biscuits . , � ~. ,. , are they eating Dog Biscuits or Duck Biscuits . ~. ,. , ~. , biscuits . I dont know, alli know is, look at biscuits . I dont know, alli know is, look at that, biscuits . I dont know, alli know is, look at that, just biscuits . I dont know, alli know is, look at that, just tucking biscuits . I dont know, alli know is, look at that, just tucking in. L is, look at that, just tucking in. That is the thing, are the Dog Biscuits good for the dock . As long as the dog is happy, doesnt matter, does it . ,. , as the dog is happy, doesnt matter, doesit . , does it . Everyone is happy, they seem to have does it . Everyone is happy, they seem to have found does it . Everyone is happy, they seem to have found a does it . Everyone is happy, they seem to have found a perfect does it . Everyone is happy, they seem to have found a perfect match. Good for the duck . Now the weather With carol. We were expecting loads of storms Last Night, i didnt hear anything. It did, we had 30 millimetres of rainfall in kent in the space of just one hour. That particular band is moving along the coastline of East Anglia, still some thunderstorms banging away. Thunderstorms are hit and miss, we will not all see them, and for the next two days, that is certainly the picture. Sunny spells, the best in the North And West, and also some Thundery Downpours. But even when we have those downpours come in between them we should see the cloud break, who will see some sunshine, meaning the temperature will shut up. But you can see what has been happening this morning. This batch of rain has brought thunderstorms to paris, and is now doing the same across the South East, and we have got to the next batch of rain coming our way moving north and east, as indeed is The One across the midlands. Quite a metal messy Weather Picture this morning. This one drifting northwards and eastwards, which could also be thundery. A lot of cloud in the south, some sunshine red breaks, but the Lions Share of that will be in the North And West. Could still be the odd isolated shower. You will notice it is much fresher in the North And West, temperatures between 14 and 18 temperatures between 1a and 18 celsius, still quite mid as we pushed on towards the South East, a top Temperature Today of around 2a celsius. Yesterday, top temperature was 29, which was at heathrow. Through the rest of the afternoon and into the evening and overnight, we say goodbye to this line of rain, quite a bit of cloud around. Dry for a time With some clear skies, but then the next batch comes up across then the next batch comes up across the Channel Islands and into the South East. Again, not all of us will see them, but the potential for some heavy bursts and thundery bursts as well in between. A Muggy Night in the south, but much more comfortable for sleeping in as we push further north. A longer Weather Forecast With more details and a bigger look into the week in about half an hour. Thanks, carol. 0f half an hour. Thanks, carol. Of course, the England Scotland Game tomorrow night, so could be thundery at wembley tomorrow. And ladies they at wembley tomorrow. And ladies they at roy last today. Ladies day at royal ascot today. Train Passenger Numbers have plummeted as a result of the pandemic and tempting passengers back is going to be crucial if the network is to survive. Bens at Euston Station for us this morning where theyre attempting to break a record today. Ben, whats going on there . Good morning. Take a look at how quiet it is here. I know it is only 14 quiet it is here. I know it is only 1a minutes past six, but ten trains are due to leave here over the next hour, and there are very few passengers to get on them. And that is part of the problem, this pandemic is change the way we work, and crucially, how we travel. Passenger numbers down significantly across the network, falling to a record low. What they are going to try and do today is set a new Speed Record, to try and reinvigorate demand for the railways. What they will do is send a train from here at London Euston to glasgow, and the previous record, set back in the 1984, was three hours 52 minutes and 40 seconds. They will be trying to beat that this morning. The trimble travel about 125 miles an hour, the maximum allowed on the Uk Rail network. It will not stop, they will not be paying passengers on board, and the hope that will give them a bit of a boost and encourage people to consider the train once again for Speed And Ease, rather than may be taking the car to get to the office or their place of work. It is just the latest in a long line of Record Attempts on the railways, as ive been Finding Out. Take a look. From stevensons rocket. But that Pistol Packing infernal machine terrified everyone. To the flying scotsman. 0n on her 0n Herway to on her way to repeat history. Britains Railway Past is packed full of record breaking steam trains, promoting the Speed And Ease of travel. As freight moved onto the roads in the � 50s and � 60s, passengers became the main source of income for the railways. But in the motorway age, trains fell out of favour. Passengers and investment slumped, and heavy cuts followed. They are closing the stations With beautiful names. Chase water and safran norden. If beautiful names. Chase water and safran norden. Beautiful names. Chase water and safran norden. If you thought that was electrifying. Safran norden. If you thought that was electrifying, here safran norden. If you thought that was electrifying, here is safran norden. If you thought that| was electrifying, here is something that was electrifying, here is something thai really was electrifying, here is something that really is. But a new decade of diesel and electric ushered in a new era. Despite incidents and accidents, Passenger Numbers grew once more, hitting record highs. But the pandemic changed everything. Empty carriages, roped off seats, Social Distancing. The government took back control. And so what next . Well, great British Railways. Its the new organisation that will replace network rail, and will spell The End of individual franchises. Its promising simpler ticketing and more integration, but will it be enough to tempt passengers back . If they clean up the rolling stock, thatll be great. Id like to see more services and amenities on the trains. Overpriced. Slightly delayed, every time i catch a train, always delayed, but, yeah. They could do With reducing the cost a little bit. I think for me, it would probably be more private spaces, more tables, and seats ofjust ones and twos, not having loads of people around you, i guess. Well, i think youre asking the wrong person. Im swiss, so im used to Swiss Trains and punctuality, so we were meant to pick her up at 16. 29, and she arrived at 16. 45, so thats already not the best Starting Point. Today, another train will attempt another British Rail record, but getting our railways back up to speed after the pandemic could be a much tougher challenge. Ben thompson, Bbc News. What will our railways look like in the future . What will our railways look like in thefuture . , ,. , the future . Anthony is With me from the future . Anthony is With me from the passenger the future . Anthony is With me from the passenger watchdog. The future . Anthony is With me from the passenger watchdog. I the future . Anthony is With me from the passenger watchdog. I was the passenger watchdog. I was lookin the passenger watchdog. I was looking and the passenger watchdog. I was looking and that the passenger watchdog. I was looking and that piece the passenger watchdog. I was looking and that piece about i the passenger watchdog. Iwas looking and that piece about what our railways might become, a lot of work still needed, a lot of work still needed on things like ticketing and punctuality. What do passengers say is most important to them to get them back on trains . We have them to get them back on trains . Have been talking to thousands of people over the last few months about their travelling experiences and thinking about travelling. Three things come out really strongly. First of all, social distance and, the ability to be able to social distance as much as possible on Public Transport, face coverings, and thirdly, visible cleanliness. Some get the product right. Secondly, get the price rate, value for money tickets, we have got new flexible season tickets coming in on monday, but we need wholescale reform of ticketing to be able to attract people back. And thirdly, the good old fashioned one, the liability, run the trains on time. How realistic is Social Distancing on trains where you are packed in like sardines, we have all been on those trends, is it realistic . It is very difficult those trends, is it realistic . It is very difficult to those trends, is it realistic . It is very difficult to have those trends, is it realistic . It 3 very difficult to have Social Distancing on Public Transport. Some Train Services are reservation only, keeping things sort of under control, but as Passenger Numbers start to creep up, i think people are starting to find it a bit more uncomfortable. That is what our research is showing, and i think the July Research is showing, and i think the july hopeful Easing Of restrictions will help With that. Will help With that. Interesting, Ou Talk will help With that. Interesting, yOu Talk about will help With that. Interesting, yOu Talk about the will help With that. Interesting, yOu Talk about the easing will help With that. Interesting, yOu Talk about the Easing Of. 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But in most is to see you this morning, thanks for your this morning, thanks for your thoughts on that. That Record Attempt and train is due to leave here at 10. 36 this morning, so that will be quite a key indicator, whether they managed to get that out of the station on time, whether they can beat the record, and all The Big Question, whether that will be enough to lure passengers back onto the trains given the pandemic and some of the concerns people have about Public Transport right now. We will talk about that a bit later, i will talk about that a bit later, i will go down on the platform and show you the train. Thank you, ben, we will Catch Up With you later. The ten hours 6. 21. The time now is 6. 21. Lets Take A Look at todays papers. The latest twist in the war of words between Dominic Cummings and the Health Secretary Matt Hancock features on many of the front pages. Hopeless is the headline in the daily mirror, With reference to borisjohnsons apparent description of Mr Hancock in messages to his former special adviser. The telegraph suggests summer holidays abroad could be opened up to fully vaccinated british Holiday Makers under plans being considered by the government. The Daily Mail claims Office Staff could be given a Default Right to work from home under Post Pandemic plans being considered by ministers. The paper says the proposals would change the law to prevent employers from insisting staff attend the workplace, unless they can show it is essential. And Wales 0nline reports on what it calls the unseen five minutes of Wales Joy that unfolded inside the stadium after Last Nights incredible Euro 2020 win. Theres a series of pictures of the team celebrating their 2 0 victory over turkey in baku. Got anything on the insides . Well, on a note of got anything on the insides . Well, on a note of why got anything on the insides . 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So we bowled 12 games of qualifying the win. Thank you. So we bowled 12 games of qualifying on the win. Thank you. So we bowled 12 games of qualifying on friday. The win. Thank you. So we bowled 12 games of qualifying on friday. The. Games of qualifying on friday. The top 32 women will make it through to saturday. You then bowled another six games, and the top 12 then another six games, and after all of those games are complete, the top four women bowl a Stepladder Final against Each Other. So i was actually seated in fourth place going into the stepladders, i had to bowl the number three seed. I won that match, i then bowled against the number two seed, and then i bowled the Number One seed, and i won that match and came away With the win. , ~ won that match and came away With the win. ,. ,. ,~. Won that match and came away With the win. ,. , the win. Fantastic. Do you get a cu , the win. Fantastic. Do you get a cup. Some the win. Fantastic. Do you get a cup, some momentum the win. Fantastic. Do you get a cup, some momentum of the win. Fantastic. Do you get a cup, some momentum of somei the win. Fantastic. Do you get a cup, some momentum of some kind . I got a trophy, some flowers, and we actually get prize money, so there was 10,000 on the line for that. Tide was 10,000 on the line for that. We are seeing some big hugs and a lot ofjoy there at are seeing some big hugs and a lot of joy there at the are seeing some big hugs and a lot ofjoy there at the win. Tell me a bit more about the Bowling Circuit in the us, because it will be new to a lot of people. Are you a rarity as a lot of people. Are you a rarity as a brit who can bowl . T a lot of people. Are you a rarity as a brit who can bowl . A lot of people. Are you a rarity as a brit who can bowl . I am the only female professional a brit who can bowl . I am the only female professional bowler a brit who can bowl . I am the only female professional bowler that i a brit who can bowl . I am the only female professional bowler that is| female professional bowler that is out here now on tour, there is a Mens Tour as well, we have some british men that are on that tour, but in terms of the womens side, we have a lot of international players, and there are a of american players as well. I am the only side currently on the tour. The tour mainly runs throughout the summer, and i actually had ten events left for the rest of the summer. What and i actually had ten events left for the rest of the summer. What do ou do for for the rest of the summer. What do you do for training for the rest of the summer. What do you do for Training Other for the rest of the summer. What do you do for Training Other than you do for Training Other than actually bowl . Qt you do for Training Other than actually bowl . You do for Training Other than Actuall Bowl . , ,. , actually bowl . Of course bowling, fitness is really actually bowl . Of course bowling, fitness is really important actually bowl . Of course bowling, fitness is really important as actually bowl . Of course bowling, | fitness is really important as well, as well as the mental game. I spend as well as the mental game. I spend a lot of time in the lanes working on my game, let is so much more technical than anyone actually realises, theres so more that goes into it than it literallyjust going to your local Bowling Centre and trying to knock some pins down, it gets more technical when you get to my level. T gets more technical when you get to m level. ,. , gets more technical when you get to m level. ,. , my level. I am fascinated by the mental side. My level. I am fascinated by the mental side, do my level. I am fascinated by the mental side, do you my level. I am fascinated by the mental side, do you give my level. I am fascinated by the mental side, do you give your. Mental side, do you give your opponents a bit of an eyeball as you are waiting to bowl . Opponents a bit of an eyeball as you are waiting to bowl . Personally, no, but it is more are waiting to bowl . Personally, no, but it is more about are waiting to bowl . Personally, no, but it is more about visualising but it is more about visualising what i am going to achieve, working on my self confidence, meditation, all of that good stuff that you hear about. , ,. , about. Verity, we wish you well, congratulations, about. Verity, we wish you well, congratulations, and about. Verity, we wish you well, congratulations, and hopefully. About. Verity, we wish you well, i congratulations, and hopefully it about. Verity, we wish you well, i congratulations, and hopefully it is one of many that he will win now. Good luck, and thanks for staying up for us. , good luck, and thanks for staying up for us. ~ ,. It is the kind of thing you dont think about us being a sporting career, but there you go. It is absolutely a professional circuit. If you are not of a sensitive disposition, one of my favourite films is kingpin, which tells you how brilliant you have to be at the boot, but it is for a certain type of person. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, im sonja jessup. A Bbc Investigation has found black people are six times more likely than white people to have force used on them by the british Transport Police. Official records show officers used force 6,000 between 2019 and 2020. One in five of those cases involved black people. As a Black Man, they dont appreciate you asking them questions, its more or less like, why are you asking me questions . As a Black Man its whatever they say, you agree to it and say, yes, sir. Thats it. And if you ask them questions they become defensive and aggressive, which is not right. British Transport Police told us they will always place diverse communities at the forefront of their policing approach. A highly decorated Police Officer convicted of possessing a Child Abuse Video has won an appeal against her dismissal from the met. Superintendant Robyn Williams said she had not viewed the clip after being sent it by her sister and did not know it was on her phone. A police Appeals Tribunal on wednesday found her sacking was unfair. Football fans will be able to try their luck for a ticket to watch england in the Euro 2020 Fan Zone in Trafalgar Square in a public ballot. The zone will continue to be used to host londons key workers, but the mayors announced that if england get through to the Knockout Stage, therell be a ballot for other members of the pubilc to join them. Anyone Without a ticket though is being asked not to turn up. Part of Oxford Circus will be transformed into two, pedestrian friendly piazzas, under plans unveiled by westminster city council. The aim is to create a greener West End and revive the area. Work� s due to start later this year. Travel now. The tube is off to a good start. No reported problems there. And weve got some works slowing things down round Clapham Common. A3 long road remains closed westbound from Clapham Common station to Rookery Road now the weather With kate kinsella. Good morning. Its been a very uncomfortable night for sleeping With temperatures in the mid to high teens. We have had some thunderstorms, largely out towards the east, frequent lightning but not everywhere has seen that. We have had the rain though and the Met Office still has a yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms as there is a another band coming up from the south as we head further through this morning. Again, not everywhere will see them, but if you do, heavy, torrentiaL Rain for a time With frequent lightning. Temperatures today reaching 25 celsius. Its still feeling humid but not quite as hot as yesterday. Into the evening, the showers will clear and it will be dry for the first part of the night, still quite cloudy and still quite humid, but as you can see, more thunderstorms coming up from the south through the early hours of friday morning. The minimum temperature between 13 and 16 celsius. Its not quite as muggy as Last Night. Those thunderstorms sees another yellow Weather Warning in place for friday and then staying and settled into the weekend. Im back With the latest from the Bbc London Newsroom in half an hour. Now though its back to naga and charlie. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast With Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty. Coming up on breakfast this morning. Well have the latest on the inquiry into the Manchester Arena Suicide bombing, which publishes its first report today. We meet digby the Therapy Dog whos been called a hero, after he helped to save a young womans life. And from pop to Parenting Baby Spice will be here just before 9am to talk about her new anecdotal book, on how to survive the first year of motherhood. The images of danish footballer Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch at the euros last weekend after suffering a Cardiac Arrest, sent shockwaves Around The World. Tonight, denmark take to the field again, and thanks to the quick thinking of his Team Mates and access to a defibrillator, eriksen is alive to cheer them on. His resuscitation has prompted calls for the life saving equipment to be made available in more public spaces, as breakfast� s Graham Satchell reports. Saturday afternoon, and the world stood still, praying for danish footballer Christian Eriksen. As players formed a protective ring, medical staff used a defibrillator to shock Eriksens Heart back into action. It was absolutely shocking and it was upsetting to see. You still dont expect to see stuff like that on live tv. Benjones was watching the game With his seven year old son, 0scar. He had a Heart Attack and they had this thing called a therm. Defibrillator. Defibrillator, and they help you if youve had a Heart Attack. It sends electricity to your heart and it starts re going again. 0scar was so moved by what he saw that he started a Go Fund me run. He wants to raise money for a defibrillator for his football team. We wanted to run a mile every day for 26 days to raise money to get one for our team and other Teams, the Teams that are older than us and dont have some. The question he asked me was, what happens if it happens at our Football Match . It took my breath away, the question, really. As an Fa Coach and the coach of his football team, we are trained to use one but we dont have one, so, yeah, im very proud of him. I think it at seven years old to want to do that is phenomenal. Apply pads to patients bare chest as shown in Picture Press packs firmly to patients skin. Defibrillation in combination With Chest Compression can be vital in saving someones life. People should not be afraid to use them because you just press the on button and it explains exactly what you need to do, so people should just go ahead and do it. Every minute that someone doesnt act to do something for someone who has had a Cardiac Arrest, the chance of survival is reduced by 10 . There are a growing number of so called public access defibrillators. More than 100,000 in total, in shopping centres, some workplaces and transport hubs but they are used in just 3 of Cardiac Arrests outside hospital. Part of the problem is no one knows exactly where they all are, so the british Heart Foundation is now working on a national database. The importance of that is that the Ambulance Service in the local area know where that defibrillator is and how to get access to it and be able to tell the person who rings 999 for help looking to use that defibrillator to save someones life. They have been calls for a change in the law so defibrillators become mandatory in workplaces and other public areas. There is no doubt that using one helped to save eriksens life, who was conscious when he left the field on saturday and is now in a stable condition in hospital. 0scar will be running for the next 25 days as he tries to protect the players at his football club. Graham satchell, Bbc News. It is important, isnt it . 0scar is doing something to hopefully save lives that we hope you never ends up in that situation. Time for a Catch Up With this Mornings Gp now, dr zoe norris. Good morning to you. Are you well . Yes, good morning. Im sure you would have heard that report there. One of the things that caught me is that its really scary thinking, do i use this and do i know what i am doing, will i do more harm than good . What should people think about . To good . What should people think about . ,. , ,. ,. , about . To be honest, defibrillators are such clever about . To be honest, defibrillators are such clever machines about . To be honest, defibrillators are such clever machines that about . To be honest, defibrillators are such clever machines that you | are such clever machines that you really cannot go wrong With them. As youve just seen in the video, they give you verbal instructions, it tells you exactly where to put the pads and, heaven forbid, if you put them in the wrong place completely and stuck them on either side of somebody� s head, the defibrillator just wouldnt work. It knows when things are in the right place and knows what it is looking for in terms of detecting heart rhythms, so its really worth doing. Its really worth doing. Worth trainin its really worth doing. Worth Training Up its really worth doing. Worth Training Up on its really worth doing. Worth Training Up on that. Its really worth doing. Worth Training Up on that. Can its really worth doing. Worth Training Up on that. Can we i its really worth doing. Worth I Training up on that. Can we talk about the latest developments when it comes to treatments, therapies, for those who have contracted coronavirus. There is a new therapy, and it is a potent intrusion of antibodies on the idea is that it neutralises the virus, but can you explain how it works . It is something that neutralises the virus inside the body rather than making the Body Fight hard against the virus as if it has been immunised. Yes, so this type of therapy is something we already have and we use it for a number of other conditions, particularly where the Immune System is attacking the body. It is a type of treatment that has been used in types of Multiple Sclerosis for instance as well as other immune conditions and its a very effective infusion, and absolutely, what it does is try is to neutralise the Bodys Response as well as the virus, so it can be a good way of boosting the Immune System but at the moment, from this Study Looks like there is only a small percentage of people who might benefit and also the other thing we always need to consider is the fact that this is really, really expensive, so this will be for those patients who perhaps have not responded to Steroid Treatment or other treatment or for whatever reason are not able to have that, this is now another Option. Reason are not able to have that, this is now another Option. From the trial it says this is now another Option. From the trial it says it this is now another Option. From the trial it says it could this is now another Option. From the trial it says it could help this is now another Option. From the trial it says it could help one this is now another Option. From the trial it says it could help one in trial it says it could help one in three in hospital With severe covid and for every hundred patients treated experts calculated saves six lives, so small, but not inconsequential. 0ne lives, so small, but not inconsequential. One of the things we will discuss this morning as compulsory vaccination for front Line Care Home workers. As a gp, all of you had to be vaccinated and took on board that you would be vaccinated . How did it work . That on board that you would be vaccinated . How did it work . At the moment it is vaccinated . How did it work . At the moment it is very vaccinated . How did it work . At the moment it is very normal vaccinated . How did it work . At the moment it is very normal in vaccinated . How did it work . At the | moment it is very normal in standard for those of us who are doctors or nurses dealing With Front Line patients to have certain vaccinations and its condition of entry to Medical School and you have to prove your Vaccination Status and have further vaccinations against conditions like Hepatitis B that can be transmitted in the blood. The idea that medical professionals, the idea that medical professionals, the idea of having the Covid Vaccine was standard and everybody i know has had it in terms of professional colleagues even though at the moment it is not compulsory, so the idea that Care Staff might be having and it will be compulsory to something thatis it will be compulsory to something that is normal Within the nhs and something i can understand. Would ou feel something i can understand. Would you feel comfortable something i can understand. Would you feel comfortable working something i can understand. Would you feel comfortable working With i you feel comfortable working With someone who said they did not want to be vaccinated against covid . Personally, no. 0bviously to be vaccinated against covid . Personally, no. Obviously there are sometimes very rare medical reasons why somebody cannot have a Covid Vaccination but if it is simply down to choice, i think part of the deal if you are working on the Health Service and Care Service is you need to protect those are vulnerable that you are dealing With. To protect those are vulnerable that you are dealing With. There is now a debate about you are dealing With. There is now a debate about children you are dealing With. There is now a debate about children and you are dealing With. There is now a debate about children and whether. Debate about children and whether they should be vaccinated. Let me make sure i get this right. The nhra have said it is ok and trial show it is ok for children aged under 18 to be vaccinated and thejcvi has not approved it. Where are you when it comes to this . T approved it. Where are you when it comes to this . Comes to this . I think its really tric. I comes to this . I think its really tricky i am comes to this . I think its really tricky i am a comes to this . I think its really tricky. I am a mum comes to this . I think its really tricky. I am a mum of comes to this . I think its really tricky. I am a mum of two comes to this . I think its really tricky. I am a mum of two and i | tricky. I am a mum of two and i would like them to be vaccinated. And i think while the data is still emerging, i think theres a huge amount of evidence it is beneficial but not always just to the children comments about transmission, and what we are now seeing at this time of year is we are seeing an increase in the snotty noses, the coughs and colds that are really normal amongst kids but for the nhs its incredibly difficult for us to know, is this a presentation of the Delta Variant of covid in children we are seeing more of, Orare Covid in children we are seeing more of, or are these normal coughs and colds. So almost every child getting in touch we have to say, can you go and have a Mhra Test because we are not sure until we have that done and needing to potentially isolate. Vaccination in children would make a massive difference but i appreciate the jury is out for a lot of parents. The jury is out for a lot of parents the jury is out for a lot of arents. ,. ,. ,. , the jury is out for a lot of arents. ,. ,. , parents. Indeed. Zoe, good to talk to ou, parents. Indeed. Zoe, good to talk to you. Have parents. Indeed. Zoe, good to talk to you. Have a parents. Indeed. Zoe, good to talk to you, have a good parents. Indeed. Zoe, good to talk to you, have a good day. Parents. Indeed. Zoe, good to talk to you, have a good day. I parents. Indeed. Zoe, good to talk to you, have a good day. I imagine you are going into the office, yes . Yes. ,. ,. ,. ~ you are going into the office, yes . Yes. ,. ,. , w. , you are going into the office, yes . Yes. A. ,. , yes. Good luck With that. I should mention that yes. Good luck With that. I should mention that the yes. Good luck With that. I should mention that the bbc yes. Good luck With that. I should mention that the bbc has yes. Good luck With that. I should mention that the bbc has been i yes. Good luck With that. I should i mention that the bbc has been told that the Mass Covid of 12 to 17 year old children is unlikely to be recommended by Uk Governments soon. Smiling faces there, mike and a bit of chest thumping. It tells a story. A bit of chestthumping. It tells a sto. ~. , a bit of chestthumping. It tells a sto. , a bit of chestthumping. It tells a sto. ~. , story. What was so impressive about wales was their story. What was so impressive about wales was their mental story. What was so impressive about wales was their mental toughness i story. What was so impressive about i wales was their mental toughness and togetherness. Their motto is stronger together and how it proved. Howley times the mass you get a penalty and miss it and it gives the momentum to the other team especially Last Night against turkey. Especially Last Night against turke. ,. , especially Last Night against turke. ,. , y especially Last Night against turke. ,. , their turkey. They were only 10. Their best player. Turkey. They were only 10. Their best player, gareth turkey. They were only 10. Their best player, Gareth Bale, turkey. They were only 10. Their best player, Gareth Bale, who turkey. They were only 10. Their i best player, Gareth Bale, who hasnt scored since october 2019, gets a penalty and disguise it over the bar, but they got stronger. They pull together and bale ended up setting up a second. So fantastic. Wales are in touching distance of the Euro 2020 Knockout Stages. Their Manager Robert Page said he couldnt be prouder after a 2 0 win over turkey in baku, keeps them on course, to emulate their run to semi finals, from five years ago. 0ur Correspondent Howell Griffith reports. In a sea of turkish support, the welsh fans arrived determined not to be drowned out. 0utnumbered, yes, but wales were never outplayed. Thats a great ball. Now can he turn . Ramsey. Good save. Gareth bale finding Aaron Ramsey early on, then a second time. The two were in tune, but the finish was off key. Ramsey has missed it. And then, on the third time of asking, a moment of brilliance. Its a fantastic ball to Aaron Ramsey. Wales have the lead in baku 10. Turkey came back aggressively. Their captain, yilmaz, threatening. But it worked in waless favour. Bale brought down and the chance to seal it. Gareth bale has missed it. That would have been too easy. The fans speechless, the game became breathless. As turkey battled to try and stay in the tournament, wales put their bodies on the line. Danny ward saved them for a second game in a row, and then as the fans prayed for the final whistle. Tucked home by Connor Roberts, and that will do it. It is 2 0 to wales. Just enough time for Connor Roberts to deliver some real welsh delight. My nerves couldnt take any more, but when we scored the second goal, that was it. My emotionjust went, whoosh, thats it. I feel incredible. This is why we follow wales, for moments| just like this. It is just amazing. First of all, i am absolutely delighted With the win. We fought hard, we worked our socks off, like we always do. Yes, i missed the pen, but i feel i showed good character to help the keep the team going. We needed that victory more than anything and to get the second at The End was the icing on the cake. Wales fly onto rome With spirits soaring. Whatever the result against italy On Sunday, they should be through to the next round, having pulled off their best performance in years. The vast majority of welsh fans, celebrated back home many at the fanzone in cardiff, where it was raining beer. One fan using her flag to try and keep her dry. But dont get in the way of The One whos spotted the camera. What scenes. I think they were trying to recreate the Connor Roberts situation. I think it is Chalk And Cheese from the swiss game, excuse the pun, i think they will go on now, no pressure against italy and into the last 16. ~. , pressure against italy and into the last16. ~. , pressure against italy and into the last16. , last 16. Once wales scored the first coal, we last 16. 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We get to the round of 16 but who knows, we have get to the round of 16 but who knows, we have the get to the round of 16 but who knows, we have the chance i get to the round of 16 but who knows, we have the Chance Toi get to the round of 16 but who i knows, we have the chance to go further~ up next for wales, are one of the favourites italy. And it could be a difficult evening On Sunday if they find the italians in this form too. Roberto Manchinis Side have won both their Group Games 3 0 so far and are the first team to qualify for the Knockouts Dismantling Switzerland in rome. Some daunting stats for wales Italy Havent lost any of their last 29 matches. Theyve also won their last ten and in those games theyve scored 31 goals, Without conceding. Finland were in action for the first time since beating denmark in a match overshadowed by Christian Eriksens Cardiac Arrest. They came out to play russia in get well soon, christian t shirts. But in the match, russia were 1 0 winners, Alexei Miranchuk scoring the only goal. Three more Games Today including Denmark Playing For The First Time since Christian Eriksen suffered his Cardiac Arrest on the pitch on saturday. The danes did resume and lost their game aganst finland putting even more signifance on the 5 Oclock Kick off against belgium. The danish boss says itll be emotional, and that theyll try to channel the Goodwill Theyve received onto the pitch. Weve had to wait seven years for England And India to meet in a womens Test Match but it was worth it, after an absorbing Opening Day in bristol. Captain Heather Knight starred With the bat for england top scoring With 95. But from a strong Position England suffered a collapse, meaning Theyll Resume this morning on 269 6, hoping the lower order adds some useful runs. Now has a successor to Andy Murray been found . 19 year old Jack Draper became the youngest british player, to reach an Atp Quarter final since murray in 2006. This is after beating, the World Number 39 alex bublik, of khazakstan in his second match at queens. Hell next Face Fellow Brit cameron norrie, who also won yesterday, next and could end up Meeting Murray in the final. With Dan Evans and murray playing today theres a very real prospect that half of the quarter finalists are british. Murrays task is trickiest. Hes won this title more times than Anyone Else and looked good in the first round but faces top Seed Matteo Berretini later in only his second match on the tour in three months. I mentioned earlier what happened to Christian Eriksen, and as he recovers from the Cardiac Arrest hes been getting so many messages of love from Around The World in different forms. How about this . This is from David Wright in huddersfield who made this Cube Art Portrait of eriksen using 500 Rubik Cubes which he had to get individually on the right position so the colours were on the right side which would take most of us a long time and he posted the video on Social Media and sent a message saying he hopes it will help him With his recovery. Absolutely beautiful. Unbelievable. He will love that. How is he going to mount that . You cant leave it on the floor. ,. , the floor. Maybe put some sort of Cover Or Glass the floor. Maybe put some sort of Cover Or Glass case the floor. Maybe put some sort of Cover Or Glass case over the floor. Maybe put some sort of Cover Or Glass case over it. The floor. Maybe put some sort of Cover Or Glass case over it. You i Cover Or Glass case over it. You ust Cover Or Glass case over it. You just dont Cover Or Glass case over it. You just dont want Cover Or Glass case over it. You just dont want someone to come along and. 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If you havent yet stepped outside, for some it is a Human Start of the day, particularly in the south on the east, but for most, a fairly mild and warm start to the day and the far North East of scotland you have temperatures of five or 6 degrees, but for most it is in double figures. We have had some heavy, Thundery Downpours through the course of the night but by no means have we all seen them. Manston in kent had 30 millimetres from one of those injust in kent had 30 millimetres from one of those in just one hours, in kent had 30 millimetres from one of those injust one hours, over an inch of rain and for the next few days the forecast is still With Thundery Downpours and we wont all see them. The Met Office has various yellow warnings out for them and there will be sunny spells. The best of The Sunshine will mostly be in the North And West. We have a lot of rain around at the moment, quite a messy picture and we have a band coming up into the South West and it has already produced thunderstorms across paris and is moving north and we will get thunderstorms from it as well and we currently have thunderstorms across the coastline of East Anglia and you can see how this pushes into the North Sea and we get a bit of a respite and then we get a bit of a respite and then we have this pushes in and even between then we could see Thundery Outbreaks. Sunshine across the North And West With isolated showers, fresh in the North And West, between 14 and 18 degrees but where The Sun comes out in the south between the thunderstorms, if you catch one, we could get to 24 degrees. Through the evening and overnight we say goodbye to this line of thunderstorms and there will be clear skies and then there will be clear skies and then the next lot, cross the Channel Islands, southern and eastern parts of england. It will be muggy again in the South East, much more comfortable for sleeping across the north and the west. Tomorrow we pick up north and the west. Tomorrow we pick up this band of rain which will have thunderstorms in it across the South Eastern quarter. Quite a bit of cloud ahead of it on the best of The Sunshine will be across parts of The Sunshine will be across parts of the north and also the west. Temperature wise, we are looking at 12 in lerwick up to 20 in cardiff. As we move into Friday Night we see all of this rain continuing, still the chance of some Thundery Outbreaks in it as well but by the time we get to The End of the night, we have another Weather Front not too far away, but for the weekend, High Pressure is in charge on saturday and then it is usurped by these fronts and low pressure comes our way On Sunday. 0n these fronts and low pressure comes our way On Sunday. On saturday, we say goodbye to Fridays Rain and there will be dry weather and a fair bit of cloud around, some lighter breaks and one or two showers in parts of the west and it will feel fresher and we are looking at highs of between 11 or 20 degrees. As we head into sunday, on Saturday Night we have the first Weather Front coming up from the south and the next coming in from the west and sunday is looking rather messy and rather wet. Sunday is looking rather messy and ratherwet. It sunday is looking rather messy and rather wet. It will move northwards and some of us will see brighter skies during the course of the day, but in the next few days we could see large Rainfall Totals from all of these thunderstorms. Thank you. We will see you later on. The famously Sleepy Dormouse was once a common sight in english woodland, but the species has been in severe decline. A scheme to reintroduce the tiny rodents to their native habitat has now reached a milestone With The One thousandth captive bred animal being released. 0ur Science Correspondent Victoria Gill has the story. Tiny, nocturnal and under threat. Dormice, the only Uk Rodents With furry tails, have been quietly disappearing from our countryside. Can i give you these four bags, so if you can do half a scoop on each of those. Now in a mission that started in 1993 to bring them back to woodlands across the country, these conservationists are preparing to release their 1000th captive bred dormouse. Their chosen home is this carefully managed woodland in north lancashire. We know that A Hundred years ago dormouse were widespread throughout england and wales and they reached as far north as the scottish border. But we know in the last hundred years they have been lost from 17 english counties, so in the national context, the decline is quite severe. Its been a painstaking team effort. The animals were born at London Zoo and after Health Screenings and nine weeks of quarantine, the 30 rodents were transported more than 250 miles to this remote spot. Why go to all of this effort for this one species . They lived here originally and belonged here, so even if you improve the habitat of the area, if some of the speices are missing and cannot come back themselves, if you can bring them back, you are putting back, you are putting them into that jigsaw of what the overall ecosystem should be like and that is what a dormouse is providing, its part of the jigsaw and putting it all back together. 0n the final stretch of theirjourney, i had the privilege of very carefully carrying two dormice to their new home. We dont expect them to come out at all. They are quite cosy in there. This large cage With extra Food-and-water'>Food And Water will provide protection for a pair of the animals. Is that 0k there . Letting them settle into their new habitat before conservationists open the door. The team is keeping the exact location of the release a secret to protect the animals and their Work Wont Stop today. Its easier to navigate if you are a dormouse. You all right . This is one of our footprint tunnels. They would move along the branch and this is basically how you track. They move through real tangled thickets of branches through the woodland and they will be able to pass through this tunnel and leave footprints on the inside on a piece of paper which we can then identify because they are very distinctive footprints, and that will give us a real track on where the mice are moving to in the woodland. Keeping track of the new arrivals will help the researchers monitor the state of the habitat. The dormouse thrives in areas where there are other species thriving, so a good woodland for Dormouse Habitat is a good woodland for birds, a good woodland for wild flowers and butterflies. It shows that your woodlands are in a good state. The hope is that, like dormice who have already been reintroduced in england, they will breed this summer replacing a tiny piece of an Ecosystem Jigsaw that has been missing for a century. Victoria gill, Bbc News. Very cute. Im not doing an impression of the way they sleep, but very cute. Impression of the way they sleep, but very cute impression of the way they sleep, but very cute. What was it you were doinu . Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, im sonja jessup. A Bbc Investigation has found black people are six times more likely than white people to have force used on them by the british Transport Police. Official records show officers used force 6,000 times between 2019 and 2020. One in five of those cases involved black people. As a Black Man, they dont appreciate you asking them questions, its more or less like, why are you asking me questions . As a Black Man its whatever they say, you agree to it and say, yes, sir. Thats it. But if you ask them questions, they become defensive and aggressive, which is not right. British Transport Police told us they will always place diverse communities at the forefront of their policing approach. A highly decorated Police Officer convicted of possessing a Child Abuse Video has won an appeal against her dismissal from the met. Superintendant Robyn Williams said she had not viewed the clip after being sent it by her sister and did not know it was on her phone. A police Appeals Tribunal on wednesday found her sacking was unfair. Football fans will be able to try their luck for a ticket to watch england in the Euro 2020 Fan Zone in Trafalgar Square as part of a public ballot. Key workers are already being given socially distanced space in the zone, but the mayor says, if england get through to the Knock Out Stage, therell be a ballot for other members of the public to join them. Anyone Without a ticket, though, is being asked not to turn up. Part of Oxford Circus will be transformed into two pedestrian friendly piazzas under plans unveiled by westminster city council. The aim is to create a greener West End and revive the area. Work� s due to start later this year. Travel now. Minor delays on the Bakerloo Line southbound. The overlying is part suspended. And weve got some works slowing things down round Clapham Common. A3 long road remains closed westbound from Clapham Common station to Rookery Road. Now the weather With kate kinsella. Good morning. Its been a very uncomfortable night for sleeping With temperatures in the mid to high teens. We have had some thunderstorms, largely out towards the east, frequent lightning but not everywhere has seen that. We have had the rain though and the Met Office still has a yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms as there is another band coming up from the south as we head further through this morning. Again, not everywhere will see them, but if you do, heavy, torrentiaL Rain for a time With frequent lightning. Temperatures today reaching 25 celsius. Its still feeling humid, but not quite as hot as yesterday. Into the evening, the showers will clear and it will be dry for the first part of the night, still quite cloudy and still quite humid, but as you can see, more thunderstorms coming up from the south through the early hours of friday morning. The minimum temperature between 13 and 16 celsius. Its not quite as muggy as Last Night. Those thunderstorms sees another yellow Weather Warning in place for friday, and then staying unsettled into the weekend. Im back With the latest from the Bbc London Newsroom in half an hour. Bye for now. Good morning, welcome to breakfast With Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. 0ur Headlines Today More To Come. Dominic cummings warns hell continue his attacks on the governments handling of the pandemic, after revealing details of private messages from the Prime Minister. It comes as mps give the green light to extending Covid Restrictions until the 19thjuly, despite more than 50 conservatives voting against the move. How was the Manchester Arena Bomber able to carry out the attack . Families hope for answers as the first of three reports from the inquiry are published later. A wonderful night for wales. Theyre on the verge of the Euro 2020 Knock Out Stage after a convincing win over turkey in baku. Good morning. Its thursday the 17th ofjune. Our top story Dominic Cummings has warned that he will continue his attacks on the governments handling of the pandemic. The Prime Ministers former adviser said there was More To Come after he published what he says are private messages from Borisjohnson Criticising the Health Secretary. It comes as mps backed the Governments Decision to extend Covid Restrictions in england until next month, in efforts to halt the spread of the Delta Variant. James reynolds reports. The ayes to the right, 461. The commons approved the Governments Decision to delay ending Covid Restrictions in england until the 19th ofjuly. The ayes have it. Unlock. 51 conservative mps opposed it. Thats the second biggest Tory Revolt of this parliament, but its not the backbenchers who worry this government the most. Is this a vendetta, Mr Cummings, With Mr Hancock . Dominic cummings, former Prime Ministerial adviser and current amateurjogger, has released a series of damaging private messages from the early days of the pandemic. In march last year, Mr Cummings sent a late Night Message to borisjohnson, accusing the Health Secretary Matt Hancock of failing to increase testing. The Prime Minister seemingly agreed, in expletive filled terms. Later, the adviser raised another concern. We have been turning down ventilator offers because the price has been marked up, he wrote, to which the Prime Minister appears to have replied, its hancock, he has been hopeless. A month later, mrjohnson apparently wrote, 0n ppe, its been a disaster. He appears to have suggested replacing Matt Hancock With michael gove. Mr cummings replied, this would have a severe risk of making it worse, not better. Matt hancock was left to defend himself from the Back Seat of his car. Are you hopeless, Mr Hancock . Did you really think Matt Hancock was useless, sir . Why didnt you sack him . The prime Ministers Team says it has full confidence in the Health Secretary. The opposition, though, says the entire government is in trouble. Its a shambles, and actually, if its true what Dominic Cummings has said about the fact he failed on ppe and he failed on Care Homes, and the Prime Minister knew that, then theres questions of why the Prime Minister kept him in post and allowed more people to die unnecessarily. Dominic cummings himself hasnt yet finished his offensive. In a tweet, he links to his stream of messages. Evidence here, he writes, More To Come. James reynolds, Bbc News. Lets get more on this now With our chief political correspondent adam fleming. Adam, what more can we expect from Dominic Cummings . It might be embarrassing for the Home Secretary to be asked if he is hopeless, but does any of it matter . You would have thought of that was ever going to be a difference to the public opinion about the government on the basis of what Dominic Cummings has said, it would have happened after that seven Hour Session he did in front of mps on the Health And Technology select committee is a couple of weeks ago, and that did not seem to dent the Governments Reputation among the Governments Reputation among the government at all, or the public� S View of borisjohnson. So you do wonder if a continued stream of more messages being published on the Dominic Cummings blog would have a change that, but people are asking if there are more messages to come. He obviously took a lot of Screen Grabs, but are these the most dramatic outburst of the Prime Minister . 0rwas dramatic outburst of the Prime Minister . Or was this behaviour actually quite typical of the Prime Minister . We could see many more Swearing Whatsapp messages in the near future. Swearing whatsapp messages in the nearfuture. And Swearing Whatsapp messages in the near future. And then theres the issue that we know what Dominic Cummings main issues are. He is very annoyed about how the government talks about its a little strategy in the pandemic initial strategy, he is very annoyed about the prime Ministers Leadership and about the Health Secretary Matt Hancock, so we know that those are the areas where if Dominic Cummings does say more, that is probably where he would focus his fire. And there is also the question of timing, because Dominic Cummings tends to react to things, so the reason he wrote this big Blog Yesterday was he was reacting to claims made by a Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, at a previous Committee Hearing last week. So this raises the spectre of, whenever the government talks about any of these issues, will Dominic Cummings then dump a load of private Expletive Filled Messages on his website . Adam, for the moment, thank you. Ryanair and the owner of manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands airports will launch a legal challenge against the government over its international Travel Traffic Light system. They want more transparency about how ministers decide which countries qualify for the green list and say the current system is making it impossible to plan. The government says it cautiously manages the risk of new variants. Childrens services in england are more focused on investigating struggling families than helping them, according to a new report. An independent review into Council Run social care says The System does not provide enough early support and needs urgent Investment And Reform. Heres our social Affairs Correspondent alison holt. What can you see . Playing and exploring in the shade at this Childrens Centre in hertfordshire helps children and parents make the most of life together. Its the sort of Community Support that Todays Report says should be much more widely available to all families. Certainly for these parents, it means a lot. Very important for the mum and the baby, obviously, for the mum to meet new friends and to get advice and tips for themselves and also for their baby. Full of information that new parents need. Because we dont have a lot of information. I mean, you can go on the internet, but to actually speak to someone, going to the services, and theyre absolutely fantastic. But the independent review says spending by councils in england on general Advice And Support for families has been cut by a third in recent years, With money shifting to crisis services. The review concludes that, too often, families end up being investigated by childrens services, not supported. It says teenagers in particular are being failed by the current system, and that too many children are ending up in care. The Report Author says Investment And Reform of the System Cant be put off. If we carry on like this, it will both become more expensive and continue to be inadequate in the supported it gives to children and families, and so we need to change, you know, there is no Option here where childrens social Care Wont Cost more money in the short term. The question is, do we invest in reform, or do we carry on as we are and see services not a good enoughjob . In response to the review, the government says it is putting extra money into targeting educational support earlier in the lives of young people to make sure all children have the same opportunities. Alison holt, Bbc News. President biden and russian leader Vladimir Putin have described their summit as positive and constructive, but made it clear that significant differences remain between them. The talks lasted around three hours and was their first meeting since mr bidens inauguration. The two sides agreed to begin a dialogue on nuclear arms control, but there was little sign of an agreement on other issues, including Cyber Security and the ukraine. The first findings from the Public Inquiry into the Manchester Arena Bombing which killed 22 people, will be published this afternoon. The report will focus on Security Arrangements at the venue and examine how Salman Abedi was able to go unchallenged before the attack in 2017. The inquiry has been going on since last september. Over the course of the pandemic, Train Passenger numbers in the uk have plummeted to their lowest levels since records began. To try to tempt travellers back, this morning one provider is attempting to break the record for the fastest journey from london to glasgow. Its hoped that as well as raising money for charity, the effort will also highlight the ease of travelling by train. Some of the hottest temperatures of the year were recorded this week but With this came thundrestorms for parts of england. These were some of the dramatic pictures taken by Weather Watchers in kent overnight. A yellow Weather Warning is in place for most of the South East until seven oclock this evening. Heres carol With a look at this mornings weather. Quite a few thunderstorms Last Night and this morning, this one is also from kent. 30 millimetres of rainfall from a thunderstorm during the course of the night in just one hour. Some flashing pictures here. We are looking at some Thundery Downpours in the next few days, not all of us will see them by any stretch, but if you catch one, it could well be torrential, and for some, might even lead to some Flash Flooding. Also some sunny spells in the forecast, too, the best of which for most of us will be in the North And West. We have been coming up across the southwest this morning, this band of thundery rain currently pushing northwards, and we have got some rain across the midlands, also pushing North Eastwards. That will end up in the North Sea, as indeed all this band. But behind this, there could be further thundery showers developing, this one still to clear from the north and east, which will take the rest of the day. Cloud across parts of england and wales, but in it will break up, and when it does, the temperature or should up 24 celsius. For Scotland And North West England and Northern Ireland, we are looking at drier conditions With isolated showers and some sunshine. And if youre in The Sunshine, these temperatures will feel quite pleasant. It will not be humid in the north, but it will be in the South East. Eventually we say goodbye to this line of showers, some of which will have some thunderstorms. A dry spell, some clear skies in the North And West, but the rain then comes up across the South East. Again, some of it will be thundery, and it will also be humid. Much fresher as we move northwards and westwards. So tomorrow, we still have that rain coming in across the Channel Islands and the South East of england, still the potential for some thunderstorms embedded in that. But as towards the North And West, temperatures responding accordingly. Top temperature of tomorrow 20. Still humid in the south, but less so, and on saturday, less so again, which for some is music to our ears. Thank you, carol. After labours disappointing results in the local elections last month, Sir Keir Starmer admitted that his party needs to change. Today, hell set out labours plans on how to reunite the country post covid, in an effort to regain support. Lets speak now to the Partys Chair Anneliese dodds. Good morning. What is the problem . The problem is that we have so many opportunities for our country and if you think about the green and digitalfuture, for you think about the green and digital future, for example, you think about the green and digitalfuture, for example, but digital future, for example, but those digitalfuture, for example, but those opportunities are not being ceased. So today were launching stronger which is a Road Map, making sure we benefit from those opportunities, and really learn from what our country has done during this pandemic. It has been a dreadful time for so many people, but it is also shown that we can be stronger together, commercial and our businesses have been able to work With trade unions, the government, to create ventilators in weeks when it would normally have taken love weeks when it would normally have Ta Ken Love for years weeks when it would normally have taken love for years months or years, so this Road Map will be put in those principles into brightness, and as i say, facing up to those big opportunities we are just not seizing right now as a country. Isnt the problem that you cannot wind elections . Tt is isnt the problem that you cannot wind elections . Wind elections . It is certainly not true to say wind elections . It is certainly not true to say that, wind elections . It is certainly not true to say that, you wind elections . It is certainly not true to say that, you will wind elections . It is certainly not true to say that, you will get i wind elections . 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That is why we have set up breakfast clubs up and down the country for every cloud is, that is that kind of policy that this map is going to be focusing on, speaking directly to where people are in their concerns. So lets talk about that, for example, you brought up the issue of the gust of Catch Up learning. Can you be absolutely categorical that if you were in power now, you would be giving the total, which i think is estimated at 13. 5 billion, to be Catch Up front Stick Help families, and that is in your mist of. Item five was a future where families come first, education is part of that, so can you categorically say that, so can you categorically say that you would come up With 13. 5 billion and the government has come up billion and the government has come up With 1. 4 billion . Up With 1. 4 billion . Well, we set out those up With 1. 4 billion . Well, we set out those plans up With 1. 4 billion . Well, we set out those plans cut up With 1. 4 billion . 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That is why we committed to an expansive programme of Catch Up, and quite rightly, too. It is an Emergency Programme for two years that we would be putting in place right now if we were in government, because we would be putting our children first. Unless we do so, we will have all those gusts stacking up in the future. ,. , , future. Forgive me, i am ust trying to crack through i future. Forgive me, i am ust trying to crack through one i future. Forgive me, i am ust trying to crack through one or i future. Forgive me, i amjust trying to crack through one or two future. Forgive me, i amjust trying to crack through one or two items. | to crack through one or two items. Can i be absolutely clear, you see you would have funded to the tune of 13. 5 billion, you said extensive, so that number, thats a yes, is it, to that number, thats a yes, is it, to that number, thats a yes, is it, to that number of labour were in power, just straightforward, is that a yes to that number . 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And quite rightly so, because failing to i billion, thats a yes . And quite | rightly so, because failing to do billion, thats a yes . And quite i rightly so, because failing to do so Will Gust our country enormously. It is what the government should be doing right now, frankly. But sadly they are letting our children down. Trying to look through your mist of the Road Map, says item three, safe and secure communities, im curious about in relation to Grenfell Tower and what is happening now in relation to buildings and the gust associated that many leaseholders are having to endure the costs associated. As a Labour Government, would you commit to paying all the costs associated With all the associated costs With building ongoing now, would you commit to that . I ongoing now, would you commit to that . ,. Ongoing now, would you commit to that . I ,. , ongoing now, would you commit to that . I , s , , that . With respect, that is a sliuhtl that . With respect, that is a slightly confused that . With respect, that is a slightly confused question, | that . With respect, that is a slightly confused question, because they are a number of different cost associated With this. We have set out plans to ensure that we do not have the current situation where leaseholders are effectively prisoners in their flats where they are unable to move because they previously had promises that there would be some kind of support around the removal of cladding, and that support has simply evaporated. We have set out plans for that previously, people can go and Have A Look at them, certainly from what our discussions have revealed particularly With leaseholders, but more generally. Particularly With leaseholders, but more generally. Particularly With leaseholders, but more generally. Anneliese, can i ust ask more generally. Anneliese, can i just ask you. More generally. Anneliese, can i just ask you. You more generally. Anneliese, can i just ask you, you will more generally. Anneliese, can i just ask you, you will be more generally. Anneliese, can i just ask you, you will be aware i more generally. Anneliese, can i| just ask you, you will be aware that our concern is limited our time is limited here. Would anyone be out of pocket because they live in a block of flats that is deemed to be dangerous under a Labour Government . We do not want to see that. T dangerous under a Labour Government . We do not want to see that. We do not want to see that. I know ou dont we do not want to see that. I know you dont want we do not want to see that. I know you dont want to we do not want to see that. I know you dont want to see we do not want to see that. I know you dont want to see it, we do not want to see that. I know you dont want to see it, but we do not want to see that. I know you dont want to see it, but can i you dont want to see it, but can you dont want to see it, but can you commit to it . We you dont want to see it, but can you commit to it . You dont want to see it, but can you commit to it . We set out those lans you commit to it . We set out those plans previously. You commit to it . We set out those plans previously. I you commit to it . We set out those plans previously, I Cant you commit to it . We set out those plans previously, I Cant remember| plans previously, I Cant remember every single dot on every single i and on every single t. But if what you are driving at is, for example, government should be facing up to these costs because we have seen businesses, unfortunately, failed people previously around this cladding who installed unsafe cladding who installed unsafe cladding previously, simply not supporting the removal of it now as well. So it is about making sure there is accountability With those businesses, which simply has not taken place until now. And it must do, because otherwise we will see future scandals where, quite frankly, people are made unsafe and potentially ripped off as well. find potentially ripped off as well. And ust a time potentially ripped off as well. And just a time when, when is The End of your review, when will we know the result . , , , result . Obviously we will be developing result . Obviously we will be developing pulses result . Obviously we will be developing pulses for I Result . Obviously we will be developing pulses for the I Result . Obviously we will be i developing pulses for the next manifesto, but we want to get cracking right now. We are starting the first steps by drawing together those examples of what labour is already doing in power, where we are seeing so many cases of seeing that we are stronger together. Tt seeing so many cases of seeing that we are stronger together. We are stronger together. It was ust a we are stronger together. It was just a timeline we are stronger together. 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The Policy Change will also apply to anyone carrying out work inside the homes such as tradespeople or hairdressers, raising questions over how this will work in practice. We can speak now to geoff butcher, who owns six Care Homes, and richard young, whos a contractor. Tell me the situation where you are at, in terms of the number of staff you have, and the conversations you have had With those who are perhaps hesitant about being vaccinated. Tote hesitant about being vaccinated. We are hesitant about being vaccinated. E are into the mid 90 of staff who have been vaccinated, the home we are at this morning, we have got a Staff Groupjust in are at this morning, we have got a Staff Group just in excess of 50 of them all but three have been vaccinated. And they are all quite annoyed, they are more than annoyed about this, actually, on the basis that they feel they have been put in a position where they have got no Option either to be vaccinated, or to have a change of career, and this will have a very significant impact on us in terms of staffing, and we have already had staff in other homes who have said they will resign because they will not be vaccinated. But we have also had people who indicated that they will not be interested in coming into care. So yesterday, i had somebody who walked out of an interview because they did not want to be coerced into it. So the big issue we have here is recruitment, which is very difficult at the moment, and if we cannot recruit, and if we are losing experienced staff, that in itself poses a risk. The restrictions that are going to be put on With tradespeople are going to make it very difficult to operate. So richard here will not be allowed to put people into the home unless they have been vaccinated. We cannot really see how this is going to work practically. Really see how this is going to work racticall. ,. , really see how this is going to work racticall. , s, s,. , practically. Others who you fear it ma not practically. Others who you fear it may not make practically. Others who you fear it may not make not practically. Others who you fear it may not make not come practically. Others who you fear it may not make not come into i practically. Others who you fear it may not make not come into thel practically. Others who you fear it i may not make not come into the Care Industry, to be simply not want to be told what to do, is that the issue, or are they concerned about the medicine, what is the problem, and how do you react to that . Forgetting the concern you have about retaining Staff Or Recruiting staff. We about retaining Staff Or Recruiting staff. I , about retaining Staff Or Recruiting staff. , , ,. , staff. We are very positive to su ort staff. We are very positive to support the staff. We are very positive to support the vaccination i staff. We are very positive to support the vaccination programme, and we have supported staff and taken them through their concerns, which is why we have such a high percentage of them vaccinated right now. The people who currently are not vaccinated have either got concerns based on religion, ethnicity, orjust a Core Concern that the vaccine probably has not been tested for long enough. So we can keep providing the information, and we will do so, but those are the real issues, actually. There are people With very strong beliefs, and of course some people do not want to be coerced into something, and i totally get that. I do not think that as a society that i have grown up that as a society that i have grown up in. A lot of our carers are very passionate about these kind of issues. � , ,. , ~ passionate about these kind of issues. � , ,. ,. , passionate about these kind of issues. � ,. ,. ,. , issues. Lets speak to richard now. You run a plumbing issues. Lets speak to richard now. You run a plumbing company, i issues. Lets speak to richard now. You run a plumbing company, so i issues. Lets speak to richard now. I you run a plumbing company, so you come into Care Homes and your workers will be required to have vaccinations, tell us what your thoughts are. Tt vaccinations, tell us what your thoughts are. Vaccinations, tell us what your thou~hts are. , , thoughts are. It makes it extremely difficult for us thoughts are. It makes it extremely difficult for us to thoughts are. It makes it extremely difficult for us to manage thoughts are. It makes it extremely difficult for us to manage the i thoughts are. It makes it extremely difficult for us to manage the Care L difficult for us to manage the Care Homes, difficult for us to manage the Care Homes, what we do, we do a lot of work homes, what we do, we do a lot of work for homes, what we do, we do a lot of work for a homes, what we do, we do a lot of work for a housing association Care Homes work for a housing association Care Homes as work for a housing association Care Homes as well, and most of our guys work in homes as well, and most of our guys work in pairs homes as well, and most of our guys work in pairs for different reasons. For Safety Work in pairs for different reasons. For safety on certain jobs, a work in pairs for different reasons. For safety on certainjobs, a lot of different for safety on certainjobs, a lot of different reasons, and some guys afford. Different reasons, and some guys afford, some guys are against it, it is not afford, some guys are against it, it is not for afford, some guys are against it, it is not for us afford, some guys are against it, it is not for us to judge as a company, we just is not for us to judge as a company, we just have is not for us to judge as a company, we just have to make sure our guys feel safe, we just have to make sure our guys feel safe, they feel comfortable at work, feel safe, they feel comfortable at work. And feel safe, they feel comfortable at work, and that is the main issue, reaiiy~ work, and that is the main issue, really it work, and that is the main issue, really it is work, and that is the main issue, really. It is very easy to cause animosity really. It is very easy to cause animosity between the guys if they have to animosity between the guys if they have to go and have the jab if they do not have to go and have the jab if they do not want have to go and have the jab if they do not want to have it, and it is difficult do not want to have it, and it is difficult for do not want to have it, and it is difficult for the guys who do have the jab difficult for the guys who do have the jab working With guys that havent the jab working With guys that havent had it, it is a very difficult havent had it, it is a very difficult one for us to manage, reaiiy~ difficult one for us to manage, reall. ,. , ~ really. How will it work in practice . Really. How will it work in practice . Presumably really. How will it work in | practice . Presumably you really. How will it work in practice . Presumably you have really. How will it work in practice . Presumably you have been rushed into this, so say you have got a team, i think it is a 16 Week Period by which time everything has to be in place, lets call it week 17, you have got a team going into the Care Home behind you there, are you expecting to have a document in your office to see who has been double vaccinated and who hasnt . Is that how itll work, and then you 90, that how itll work, and then you go, 0k, that how itll work, and then you go, ok, you guys can go in there, today you guys will have to go and do a domesticjob, hows it going to work in practice . I do a domestic job, hows it going to work in practice . Work in practice . I suppose so, it is re work in practice . I suppose so, it is pretty unclear work in practice . I suppose so, it is pretty unclear at work in practice . I suppose so, it is pretty unclear at the work in practice . I suppose so, it is pretty unclear at the moment, | is pretty unclear at the moment, isnt is pretty unclear at the moment, isnt it . Is pretty unclear at the moment, isnt it . People will have the proof they have isnt it . People will have the proof they have had the jab, so we will have they have had the jab, so we will have to they have had the jab, so we will have to keep documentation of that and go have to keep documentation of that and go from there. But from our point and go from there. But from our point of and go from there. But from our point of view, we cannot force People Point of view, we cannot force people to point of view, we cannot force people to go and get the jab, so it really people to go and get the jab, so it really will people to go and get the jab, so it really will make it difficult for us to manage where we send our guys, whatiobs to manage where we send our guys, whatjobs they can to manage where we send our guys, what jobs they can do, and likewise, especially what jobs they can do, and likewise, especially the Plumbing Industry and the electrical industry, you can go to one the electrical industry, you can go to one job the electrical industry, you can go to one job in the morning and be called to one job in the morning and be called out to one job in the morning and be called out two hours later to somewhere like this. And if the guys who are somewhere like this. And if the guys who are out somewhere like this. And if the guys who are out on a job you are free in the afternoon have not had a jab, you have the afternoon have not had a jab, you have to the afternoon have not had a jab, you have to manipulate your guys to move you have to manipulate your guys to move people around so they can get to the move people around so they can get to the jobs move people around so they can get to the jobs where they have to be vaccinated, so it is easily difficult vaccinated, so it is easily difficult one for contractors. A really difficult one for contractors. A really difficultjob. We difficult one for contractors. A really difficult job. Really difficult ob. We are told this has to really difficult ob. We are told this has to be really difficult job. We are told this has to be put really difficult job. We are told this has to be put in really difficult job. We are told this has to be put in place really difficult job. We are told this has to be put in place by l this has to be put in place by october, so we have at least three months, the period between first and second jabs is eight weeks, so richard, on a practical level, you are looking at staff on your team just saying yes, i am happy to have it, and jeff, there is some leeway here in terms of time being able to adjust the business. Irate here in terms of time being able to adjust the business. Here in terms of time being able to adjust the business. We can use that time to encourage adjust the business. We can use that time to encourage staff, adjust the business. We can use that time to encourage staff, but adjust the business. We can use that time to encourage staff, but i adjust the business. We can use that time to encourage staff, but i come l time to encourage staff, but i come back to it, this is at a time where we are suffering major recruitment problems, sol we are suffering major recruitment problems, so i do not see that that leeway really is going to help the industry in terms of those recruitment problems. So it is a significant problem, and i think also what i would like to reflect on is that this policy only applies to people in care, it is not applying to all the other visitors who come into a Care Home environment, so our staff are very annoyed about this, it does not apply to nhs staff or local authority people, it doesnt apply to friends and family, so which risk are really trying to reduce here where we are exacerbating the problem With staffing . Yes, we have got some time to try and work this through, but i dont think the core issues are going to go away, particularly at a time when the Care Industry is suffering so much from underfunding and the government is Withdrawing all the extra funding at The End of june. So there are a whole other financial issues behind this as well that have not been thought through. Thanks very much, both of you. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london, im sonia jessup. A Bbc Investigation has found black people are six times more likely than white people to have force used on them by the british Transport Police. Official records show officers used force 6,000 times between 2019 and 2020. One in five of those cases involved black people. As a Black Man, they dont appreciate you asking them questions, its more or less like, why are you asking me questions . As a Black Man its whatever they say, you agree to it and say, yes, sir. Thats it. And if you ask them questions they become defensive and aggressive, which is not right. British Transport Police told us they will always place diverse communities at the forefront of their policing approach. A highly decorated Police Officer convicted of possessing a Child Abuse Video has won an appeal against her dismissal from the met. Superintendant Robyn Williams said she had not viewed the clip after being sent it by her sister, and did not know it was on her phone. A police Appeals Tribunal on wednesday found her sacking was unfair. Football fans will be able to try their luck for a ticket to watch england in the Euro 2020 Fan Zone in Trafalgar Square as part of a public ballot. Key workers are already being given socially distanced space in the zone, but the mayor says if england get through to the Knockout Stage, therell be a ballot for other members of the public to join them. Part of Oxford Circus will be transformed into two, pedestrian friendly piazzas under plans unveiled by westminster city council. The aim is to create a greener West End and revive the area. Work� s due to start later this year. Travel now. A Signal Failure means the Bakerloo Line has minor delays southbound. And the overground is not running between willesden Junction And Camden road. And weve got some works slowing things down round Clapham Common. The A3 Long Road remains closed westbound from station to Rookery Road. Time for the weather With kate kinsella. Good morning. Its been a very uncomfortable night for sleeping With temperatures in the mid to high teens. We have had some thunderstorms, largely out towards the east, frequent lightning but not everywhere has seen that. We have had the rain though and the Met Office still has a yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms as there is a another band coming up from the south as we head further through this morning. Again, not everywhere will see them, but if you do, heavy, torrentiaL Rain for a time With frequent lightning. Temperatures today reaching 25 celsius. Its still feeling humid but not quite as hot as yesterday. Into the evening, the showers will clear and it will be dry for the first part of the night, still quite cloudy and still quite humid, but as you can see, more thunderstorms coming up from the south through the early hours of friday morning. The minimum temperature between 13 and 16 celsius. Its not quite as muggy as Last Night. Those thunderstorms sees another yellow Weather Warning in place for friday and then staying and settled into the weekend. Im back in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now its back to naga and charlie. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast With Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty. The widower of a Police Officer who was killed in the Manchester Arena Bombing, says he feels let down by the british Transport Police. Today, the first report from the Public Inquiry into the attack will be published, and is likely to be highly critical of Security Arrangements the venue. Our north of England Correspondent Judith Moritz reports. I dont know how close i was to death on the night. Maybe its good ive got no memories of it. Ok, lean back for me. Paul price was at Manchester Arena when the bomb went off. And keep pushing, push for us. He just survived. And up. I still have shrapnel in me, i have shrapnel by my spine and my pelvis that they cannot get out. But its notjust his own injuries that paul has had to cope With. Its also overwhelming grief. His partner, elaine mciver, did not survive, one of 22 people murdered that night. She was the love of my life. I was the love of her life. Elaine was a Police Officer and her dedication to herjob as a Detective Constable has given paul a very personal take on the polices actions before the bombing. In particular, he has been upset to discover that against instructions, there was no Police Officer in the foyer when the concert ended and the bomb exploded. Four british Transport Police officers were standing together at Victoria Station next door. Two of them had earlier driven ten miles to buy a kebab and had taken a two hour meal break. The enquiry as a whole has been hard. I didnt want to be let down by btp, but i was, and i think that hurt more than anything, because elaine was a Police Officer. And again, after the explosion, there was heroics and they stepped up, but the failings before the explosion was unforgivable as far as i am concerned. The btp officers on duty that night have still been commended for their heroism after the explosion. The force has also accepted the attack happened on its watch and it let the public down. But what about the private companies responsible for security at the arena . This is the journey the bomber, Salman Abedi, took into the foyer, and up the stairs to a carefully researched hiding place, out of sight for nearly an hour in a cctv blind spot. Two teenage stewards became aware of abedi after a member of the public raised his concerns, but they did not challenge him. Both were employed by showsec, who did security for the arena operators, smg. I will never forget when ijoined one of the senior managers in showsec are said to me, john, dont expect too much from these people because, if they werent here, theyd be flipping burgers. Some very young people doing this. Very young, inexperienced, never seen angry people in their lives. A difficult job for them. The enquiry has heard that stewards, largely casual workers, received unpaid training which they could click through in seconds on their mobile phones. Smg has accepted some shortcomings but denies blaming others or putting profit over safety. Showsec has also admitted it has fallen short but said its errors had not contributed to the bombing. Im going to court daily at the moment, trying my best anyway. Figen murray has been keeping a Video Diary during the Enquiry And Today she and other bereaved relatives will find out the chairmanS View on security failings at the arena. Darling, if you cant have a glass of prosecco on your way to the tube station, then when can you . Her son, martin hett, was murdered there. His loss has totally changed figens life. Before the attack, she was a therapist, now she is a campaigner. What do you think martin would make of all this . He would find it very amusing that his 60 year old mother is an activist. He would, really. Figen is pushing for martins law, a new duty on venues to put counterterrorism measures in place. She hopes it will be recommended by the enquiry. At any big venue, you have to provide so many toilets. There are laws on how hot the Food has to be in the canteen, yet there is no law on security, its just a recommendation. And thatjust cannot be right. Todays report is expected to be critical, and to identify necessary improvements. Its the failings went back months and years, and it was a combination of all them failings that made it so easy for him to do what he did. Ultimately, you want it to never happen again. They all say we will learn from this. I dont know. Later this year, we will find out exactly how each of the 22 victims died, and if any could have been saved. Four years after that night at Manchester Arena shattered so many lives, there is still a long road ahead. And judithjoins us now in the studio. Good morning. This is a very important day, isnt it . So important day, isnt it . So important for the families. Talk as to how it will work in practice. It is a tough day and an important one because they have been building up since the enquiry began nine months ago and actually this report is the first of three, so the enquiry chairman, sirjohn saunders, said that initially even planning to produce one long report at The End of the hearings, it became obvious that this is such an enormous subject and there are so many different things for him to, but to wait until all of the hearings had finished and then go away to write it would have been an unbearably long wait as well, so he is splitting it into rolling reports and there are three of them and todays will deal With the security at the arena, as you heard in the report. The families and survivors are bracing themselves as to what they expect to be some very difficult reading as will be the organisations which are very likely to be criticised. To be criticised. What exactly haens to be criticised. What exactly happens today . To be criticised. What exactly happens today . Very to be criticised. What exactly happens today . Very shortly | to be criticised. What exactly happens today . Very shortly after breakfast, software, happens today . Very shortly after breakfast, software, the happens today . Very shortly after breakfast, software, the families | breakfast, software, the families will be given the opportunity With their legal Teams breakfast� s their legal Teams brea kfast� s comes their legal Teams breakfast� s comes off air. It wont be published publicly until the afternoon until two oclock when we expect the chairman to come into the courtroom in manchester and make a statement about the report. We dont know huge amount about what kind of size it will be other than considerable, hundreds of pages, so he will outline it i think and from then i suppose we will hear the reaction from people potentially identified as subjects of criticism in it. Milli as subects of criticism in it. Will the as subjects of criticism in it. Will the families as subjects of criticism in it. Will the families be as subjects of criticism in it. Will the families be hearing at the same time you hear it . The the families be hearing at the same time you hear it . Time you hear it . The families will see at this time you hear it . The families will see at this morning, time you hear it . The families will see at this morning, privately, time you hear it . The families will| see at this morning, privately, and the media will be given to it in advance, but two oclock is when it will be publicly put online, that if people want to look at it, it will be on the enquiry website. I know ou sent be on the enquiry website. I know you spent a be on the enquiry website. I know you spent a lot be on the enquiry website. I know you spent a lot of be on the enquiry website. I know you spent a lot of time be on the enquiry website. I know you spent a lot of time in be on the enquiry website. I know you spent a lot of time in the you spent a lot of time in the families and we saw you speaking to them a moment ago but its very imagine to feel like what this process is like for them. Talk us through what you have seen of how they have tried to digester what, inevitably, has been and will be very difficult things to hear. Irate very difficult things to hear. We should not very difficult things to hear. , should not forget that this public enquiry, a vast remit, but amongst the tasks is to perform an inquest the tasks is to perform an inquest the people who died, so for those families, notjust yet, but late in the process, there will be a process in which we hear about the details of every one of the 22 people who died, how they died and also very difficult territory, whether any of them could have been saved. There is them could have been saved. There is the question particularly over two of them, john atkinson, and the youngest victim about the potential that they have possibly been saved if they had better health. That is still to come. The other thing to mention is that the pandemic has been happening at the same time as all of this, so the families, originally, went to the courtroom but in many cases have had to just watch this remotely. There have been a video links, and its carried on going, but not quite the same experience for them and im sure that has been difficult. There is a disconnect there. Some of them will be at Court Today With their lawyers and able to look at the reporting Person And Ijust and able to look at the reporting person and i just this. And able to look at the reporting Person And Ijust this. It and able to look at the reporting person and i just this. It will take a long time to take it in, im sure. On the timings, the public will be hearing this when . This on the timings, the public will be hearing this when . This afternoon it will be made hearing this when . This afternoon it will be made public hearing this when . This afternoon it will be made public and hearing this when . This afternoon it will be made public and put hearing this when . This afternoon it will be made public and put on hearing this when . This afternoon it will be made public and put on the l will be made public and put on the website as well so people can read it for themselves. So website as well so people can read it for themselves. It for themselves. So from this morning. It for themselves. So from this morning. You it for themselves. So from this morning, you will it for themselves. So from this morning, you will be it for themselves. So from this morning, you will be going it for themselves. So from this morning, you will be going through all of that, and judith, thank you. You can hear a special Report Byjudith on this tonight at 8. 30 on the Bbc News channel and on the iplayer. Lets Have A Look at the Weather And Carol is there right now. Some of us up to a sunny start and as you can see in argyll and bute, but its not the sky in case everywhere. Something that is the common denominator are the temperatures in that they are mostly in double figures. It is a Muggy Start in the South East and as you can see already it is 20 degrees in london, but for much of the rest of the uk it is more comfortable. Over the uk it is more comfortable. Over the next 48 hours we are looking at further thunderstorms coming our Way And Weve seen a lot across parts of the South East, but not everyone. Even in the next 48 hours not everyone will see them, but if you catch one chances are it could be torrential and you could have as much as 50 millimetres and a couple of hours and some have the risk of Flash Flooding. In manston in kent Last Night we had 30 millimetres of rainfall. So currently we have rain coming up across the Channel Islands through parts of east wales and we also have another batch of thundery rain moving across the South East and that will clear into the North Sea and we will see further thunderstorms develop behind dispatch in the South East. Moving towards the west, and we are looking at something drier and brighter With at something drier and brighter With a fair bit of sunshine and just one or two showers. If you find some sunshine in the west, highs of glasgow in 18 and in belfast it will feel pleasant but it will be muggy and if the cloud breaks we could hit 24 in and around the london area, so a sticky day ahead if you are off to royal ascot or the tennis at queens. The other thing to remember is if you have an allergy to pollen, look at the levels, they are high or very high across much of the uk today. So into the evening and overnight we say goodbye to this line of rain and some of it will still have thunderstorms in it and a dry interlude With clear skies across the North And West but then the next batch arrives coming on across the Channel Islands and into the South East where once again it will be another Muggy Night. We have got this rain and there will be thunderstorms in it but not for all of us. We do start With a band of rain through the course of tomorrow and it will be the first for a lot of the day and a fair bit of cloud With breaks developing but the Lions Share of any sunshine will be in the North And West and that is where we will have the driest conditions and the freshest conditions and the freshest conditions as well With top Temperatures Tomorrow of 20 degrees in cardiff. Thru Friday Evening and overnight, we still have a lot of rain and again there will be some Thunder And Lightning in it. To the north of that, something drier and a few showers in parts of the west of scotland and as we head into saturday we say goodbye to the rain early on an original High Pressure will be across us and things will be more settled and it will be a drier day apart from some showers out towards the west and it wont feel as muggy where it has in recent days. But we do have a Weather Front approaching from the west and another one approaching from the south and they are all coming our way during the course of Saturday Night and into sunday, so looking pretty wet on Saturday Night and sunday as this all moves northwards but we will see dry interlude is in between as well. The only thing is With the rain and lots of people will be pleased it has come in because its been difficult to sleep and gardens need the rain, but those With Hay Fever. You pointed out the high pollen levels. find With Hay Fever. You pointed out the high pollen levels. High pollen levels. And often when it rains it dampens high pollen levels. And often when it rains it dampens it high pollen levels. And often when it rains it dampens it and high pollen levels. And often when it rains it dampens it and makes i high pollen levels. And often when it rains it dampens it and makes it| it rains it dampens it and makes it that bit easier. It it rains it dampens it and makes it that bit easier. That bit easier. It does, but when The Sun comes that bit easier. It does, but when The Sun comes out that bit easier. It does, but when The Sun comes out it that bit easier. It does, but when The Sun comes out it rises that bit easier. It does, but when The Sun comes out it rises again | that bit easier. It does, but when l The Sun comes out it rises again as well. ,. , u, The Sun comes out it rises again as well. ,. ,. ,. , well. Ok, so we can go out in the rain if you well. Ok, so we can go out in the rain if you suffer well. Ok, so we can go out in the rain if you suffer from well. Ok, so we can go out in the rain if you suffer from hay well. Ok, so we can go out in the rain if you suffer from Hay Fever L Rain if you suffer from Hay Fever and run back in when it comes back. Thanks, carol. And run back in when it comes back. Thanks. Carol yesterdays football, if you like seeing goals, there were lots of goals. Seeing goals, there were lots of coals. , seeing goals, there were lots of coals. ,. Goals. The most chances created in an came goals. The most chances created in any game so goals. The most chances created in any game so far goals. The most chances created in any game so far at goals. The most chances created in any game so far at euro goals. The most chances created in any game so far at euro 2010, goals. The most chances created in i any game so far at euro 2010, turkey against wales, really resilient and they could have won by more. I wonder if any fans celebrated by shouting baku With annette. I thought it was very good. 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What a night it must have been for the team, the few fans that did go there, and our correspondent Howell Griffith. How was the night after this incredible performance . Ijust incredible performance . I just wonder incredible performance . Ijust wonder how the celebrations went . Yes, the few hundred fans who spoke to will have been up till the early hours and then getting on early flights out of baku, so i dont think there would have been much sleep and they would have been thinking back over an incredible 90 minutes. Lets be honest, the last couple of years, some wales performances have been pretty tense and turgid affairs, but Last Night they refound the form they showed in euro 2016 when they made it all the quarterfinals. At the centre of that was the link between Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey. Gareth bale awaiting his perfect passes and Aaron Ramsey showing his Skill And Scoring in that first half and then right at The End, just when the fans were praying for the final whistle, Connor Roberts popping up for a second. The welsh fans in dreamland. Only a few hundred here and thousands more back in wales, frustrated by the covid travel restrictions on the advice not to come here, but from east to west of europe, plenty of people chanting for wales, europe, plenty of people chanting forwales, knowing europe, plenty of people chanting for wales, knowing that they are now more or less through to the next round. ,. More or less through to the next round. , , , round. Just seeing the goals, but we also saw wild round. Just seeing the goals, but we also saw wild celebrations round. Just seeing the goals, but we also saw wild celebrations in also saw wild celebrations in cardiff. And many tears, because it had been such a tense night, roller coasters, and be honest, what went through mind when Gareth Bale missed the penalty With the score at 10, missed the penalty With the score at 1 0, and you felt the Noise And Excitement from 30,000 turkish fans baying for the equaliser . Absolutely. If there was anyone on the pitch who fancied to take a penalty, it was Gareth Bale. He is well overdue a goal. He had been under stress before, in Champions League finals, he has been there, done that, yet somehow he is guided over the crossbar and at that moment the 30,000 turkish fans suddenly their blood rose and they thought, this is our chance, because if turkey wanted to stay in the tournament they really had to win Last Night but wales rode through the storm and put their bodies on the storm and put their bodies on the line, the likes of Aaron Ramsey and Connor Roberts, tracking back and Connor Roberts, tracking back and getting the tackles in and then that relief after five minutes of extra time, while is notjust holding on, but winning in style With that final goal wales not just holding on. It was tense, bit of a roller coaster, but the drama, a very happy ending. It of a rollercoaster, but the drama, a very happy ending a very happy ending. It shows that to bounce back a very happy ending. It shows that to bounce back from a very happy ending. 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They know that if they have a decent performance On Sunday against italy that will help their chances of finishing second and may be a slightly easier draw in the next round, but ultimately it doesnt matter. Italy have been particularly strong and we saw how they dispatched the swiss Last Night. And turkey the week before. I think welsh expectations will be tempered and i think a decent performance, avoiding injury, that will be important and then, where does the European Journey taken wales next . If they finish second, potentially on to amsterdam but the key thing is they have refound their form. There was a bit of magic there Last Night and wales could be the surprise of this tournament again. Absolutely. We will let you get some breakfast. Roberto Manchinis Side have won both their Group Games 3 0, so far and are the first team to qualify for the Knockouts Dismantling Switzerland in rome. Some daunting stats for wales Italy Havent lost any of their last 29 matches. Theyve also won their last ten and in those games theyve scored 31 goals, Without Concedingii Finland were in action, for the first time since beating denmark in a match overshadowed by Christian Eriksens Cardiac Arrest. They came out to play russia in get well soon, christian t shirts. But in the match, russia were 1 0 winners, Alexei Miranchuk scoring the only goal. Laura pearson has become only the fourth female jockey to ride a winner at royal ascot aboard Lola Showgirl in the Kensington Palace stakes. The 20 year old admitted she never thought it would happen but won byjust under a length to follow gay kelleway, Hayley Turner and Hollie Doyle in the winners enclosure. A beautiful sunny couple of days so far, but for ladies day, i think you will need umbrellas With those rain clouds over arscott. The good news is the ground will soften so it is easier to walk on. Really . Depending on our easier to walk on. Really . Depending on your footwear. Easier to walk on. Really . Depending on your footwear. That easier to walk on. Really . Depending on your footwear. That is easier to walk on. Really . Depending on your footwear. That is what easier to walk on. Really . Depending on your footwear. That is what i easier to walk on. Really . Depending on your footwear. That is what i was l on your footwear. That is what i was thinkin on your footwear. That is what i was thinking about. On your footwear. That is what i was thinking about. Thanks, on your footwear. That is what i was thinking about. Thanks, mike. Therapy Dog Digby usually helps firefighters whove been exposed to trauma. Now, hes been called a hero after saving a young woman who was on the verge of taking her own life. Our reporter Fiona Lamdin is With digby and his Handler Matt this morning. You must have a treat in your hand, otherwise you have made friends very quickly. Good morning. Goad otherwise you have made friends very quickly. Good morning. Good morning, es, quickly. Good morning. Good morning, yes. Welcome quickly. Good morning. Good morning, yes. Welcome we quickly. Good morning. Good morning, yes, welcome. We are quickly. Good morning. Good morning, yes, welcome. We are in quickly. Good morning. Good morning, yes, welcome. We are in devon quickly. Good morning. Good morning, yes, welcome. We are in devon and i yes, welcome. We are in Devon And Somerset Fire And Rescue but before we go further, let me introduce you to three year old digby, who can have history. Gosh, you have been waiting patiently. He is three years old, a Labrador Doodle and the first Fire And Rescue Therapy Dog in the uk and as you are saying on tuesday, two days ago, he was part of a team that helped save a young womans lie. Lets bring in his handler. This is matt, and tell us a little bit about what digby does, day to day, normally. Bit about what digby does, day to day. Normally bit about what digby does, day to day, normally. Digby is a pet and he loves life and day, normally. Digby is a pet and he loves life and he day, normally. Digby is a pet and he loves life and he loves day, normally. Digby is a pet and he loves life and he loves people i day, normally. 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Et relax the room and that way we can get more relax the room and that way we can get more out of it and by getting more get more out of it and by getting more out get more out of it and by getting more out of it we can process the experience more out of it we can process the experience individuals have had in those experience individuals have had in those traumatic incidents that can help us those traumatic incidents that can help us reduce the onset of post traumatic Stress Disorder and its real post traumatic Stress Disorder and its real value in that sense. Tell us what happened its real value in that sense. Tell us what happened this tuesday because youve never had an incident where he has been involved like this before. �. Where he has been involved like this before. � , before. Thats right. On tuesday there was a before. Thats right. On tuesday there was a multiagency i before. Thats right. 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But, of course, it highlights the fact that we need to discuss highlights the fact that we need to discuss and talk about mental health issues discuss and talk about mental health issues and discuss and talk about mental health issues and that awareness will allow people issues and that awareness will allow people to issues and that awareness will allow people to understand those types of situations, and there is Help And Support situations, and there is Help And Support out there for people should they find support out there for people should they find themselves in tricky situations. They find themselves in tricky situations. , , � , situations. You can see digby, hes incredibly calm. Situations. You can see digby, hes incredibly calm. He situations. You can see digby, hes incredibly calm. He is situations. You can see digby, hes incredibly calm. He is three. I situations. You can see digby, hes incredibly calm. He is three. What| situations. You can see digby, hes| incredibly calm. He is three. What a calm dog he is. Look at this, he has just been lying in front of you, very obediently the whole way through the morning and i am incredibly calm myself. Its been an absolute pleasure to hear about what happened on tuesday and to meet digby. Irate happened on tuesday and to meet diub. ~. , happened on tuesday and to meet diub. ~. , , happened on tuesday and to meet diub. , digby. We love digby. There is an aura of calm digby. We love digby. There is an aura of calm. Beautiful. Digby. We love digby. There is an aura of calm. Beautiful. Well digby. We love digby. There is an i aura of calm. Beautiful. Well done. The headlines are coming up. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, welcome to breakfast With Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. Our Headlines Today More To Come. Dominic cummings warns hell continue his attacks on the governments handling of the pandemic, after revealing details of private messages from the Prime Minister. It comes as mps give the green light to extending Covid Restrictions until the 19thjuly, despite more than 50 conservatives voting against the move. After the life of footballer Christian Eriksen was saved With the use of a defibrillator, there are calls for the devices to be made more readily available in the uk. Tempting travellers back onto the trains. As the number of passengers on our railways. The record low, i am here and used in Finding Out whether a Speed Record attempt is enough to get customers back on board. I am here at euston. Wales wonder, how far they can go now . After a magical perfomance from Gareth Bale and the team, and after their convincing win over turkey, theyre on the verge of the Euro 2020 Knock Out Stage. Once again today we are looking at some rain coming up across parts of england and wales, some of which will be thundery, we will not all see it, the brightest skies will be in the North And West With some sunshine and one or two showers. All the details coming up in about ten minutes. Good morning. Its thursday the 17th ofjune. Our top story Dominic Cummings has warned that he will continue his attacks on the governments handling of the pandemic. The Prime Ministers former adviser said there was More To Come after he published what he says are private messages from Borisjohnson Criticising the Health Secretary. It comes as mps backed the Governments Decision to extend Covid Restrictions in england until next month, in an effort to halt the spread of the Delta Variant. James reynolds reports. The ayes to the right, 461. The commons approved the Governments Decision to delay ending Covid Restrictions in england until the 19th ofjuly. The ayes have it. Unlock. 51 conservative mps opposed it. Thats the second biggest Tory Revolt of this parliament, but its not the backbenchers who worry this government the most. Is this a vendetta, Mr Cummings, With Mr Hancock . Dominic cummings, former Prime Ministerial adviser and current amateurjogger, has released a series of damaging private messages from the early days of the pandemic. In march last year, Mr Cummings sent a late Night Message to borisjohnson, accusing the Health Secretary Matt Hancock of failing to increase testing. The Prime Minister seemingly agreed, in expletive filled terms. Later, the adviser raised another concern. We have been turning down ventilator offers because the price has been marked up, he wrote, to which the Prime Minister appears to have replied, its hancock, he has been hopeless. A month later, mrjohnson apparently wrote, on ppe, its been a disaster. He appears to have suggested replacing Matt Hancock With michael gove. Mr cummings replied, this would have a severe risk of making it worse, not better. Matt hancock was left to defend himself from the Back Seat of his car. Are you hopeless, Mr Hancock . Did you really think Matt Hancock was useless, sir . Why didnt you sack him . The prime Ministers Team says it has full confidence in the Health Secretary. The opposition, though, says the entire government is in trouble. Its a shambles, and actually, if its true what Dominic Cummings has said about the fact he failed on ppe and he failed on Care Homes, and the Prime Minister knew that, then theres questions of why the Prime Minister kept him in post and allowed more people to die unnecessarily. Dominic cummings himself hasnt yet finished his offensive. In a tweet, he links to his stream of messages. Evidence here, he writes, More To Come. James reynolds, Bbc News. Lets get more on this now With our chief political correspondent adam fleming. Matt hancock was asked yesterday if he was hopeless, and responded, i dont think so. People are talking about other things as well as this. How much of this is going to stick . I think Matt Hancocks position on the government is pretty safe, because even if borisjohnson did think that hancock was totally useless, i do not think you would want a reshuffle from outside the government, sol want a reshuffle from outside the government, so i think Matt Hancock is not going anywhere. In this manner, numberten is not going anywhere. In this manner, number ten reiterated that they have full confidence in the Health Secretary, but that is a good question about the effect this might have on the public perception of the government, because think back to a few weeks ago when Dominic Cummings was in public in the house of commons for seven Hours Shopping Grenade after grenade after a grenade after grenade after a grenade at the government as he was questioned by mps, and it didnt dent the public because my perception of the government or Borisjohnsons Leadership at all. So i think downing street will be looking at that and thinking they are ok, but another way of looking at this if that Dominic Cummings has got more text on more subjects With more swear was from the Prime Minister and he releases them on a Drip Feed over the next few years, will that eventually accept the affect the public� S Perception of the government . We will we know that in a few years time. It is interesting, Dominic Cummings has clearly got some key issues he is focusing on about the government talking about its strategy at the initial part of the pandemic, how much a protected Care Homes, boris johnsons leadership style, and the performance of the Health Secretary. It seems those of the four areas Dominic Cummings will focus on. Does he broaden his attack out on to other things . Well have to wait and see for blogs. Interestingly, he is using a new Blogging Service which is a Newsletter Service which In Future you will have to pay for to read what he writes. [30 future you will have to pay for to read what he writes. Future you will have to pay for to read what he writes. Do you think we will be here read what he writes. Do you think we will be here in read what he writes. Do you think we will be here in a read what he writes. Do you think we will be here in a few read what he writes. Do you think we will be here in a few years read what he writes. Do you think we will be here in a few years to read what he writes. Do you think we will be here in a few years to know. Will be here in a few years to know the answer . We will be here in a few years to know the answer . The answer . Ive got no current lans, the answer . Ive got no current plans. As the answer . Ive got no current plans. As the the answer . Ive got no current plans, as the government i the answer . Ive got no current plans, as the government say, | the answer . Ive got no current i plans, as the government say, to go anywhere else. You plans, as the government say, to go anywhere else plans, as the government say, to go anywhere else. You can tell us about it in a few years anywhere else. You can tell us about it in a few years then. Anywhere else. You can tell us about it in a few years then. Thanks anywhere else. You can tell us about it in a few years then. Thanks so i it in a few years then. Thanks so much, adam, see you later. Ryanair and the owner of manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands airports willjointly launch a legal challenge against the government over its international Travel Traffic Light system. They want more transparency about how ministers decide which countries qualify for the green list, and say that the current system is making it impossible to plan. The government says it cautiously manages the risk of new variants. Childrens services in england are more focused on investigating struggling families than helping them, according to a new report. An independent review into Council Run social care says The System does not provide enough early support and needs urgent Investment And Reform. The government says it is boosting funding. China has successfully launched three astronauts into space. The trio will spend three months at the Countrys Brand new Space Station which was put into orbit in april and is still being constructed. Its chinas Longest Crewed Mission to date, and their first in nearly five years. That launch, takes off every time, remarkable. Now, heres a delightful story about a pair of unlikely but inseparable friends. This is doris the Duckling Cuddling up to boris the bulldog. Theyve taken quite a shine to Each Other after doris was found wandering alone in lancashire last month and brought home by the clegg family. Boris has been very welcoming to his new house mate, and even shares his Food. Harmony. Heres carol With a look at this mornings weather. For the next few days, we are looking at some thunderstorms in the forecast. Not all of us by any stretch will see them, more likely across parts of central and eastern england, but On Sunday some of them will be moving northwards, and we will be moving northwards, and we will also see some sunny spells as well. This morning, a band of rain coming up across the Channel Islands to the east of wales, and another band of thundery rain moving across the South East, clearing away into the South East, clearing away into the North Sea. In between, some further thunderstorms develop. For Scotland And Northern england and also Northern Ireland, we have some sunshine coming through the day, that will return across parts of wales and south West England as this band of rain continues to move over in the direction of the North Sea, still With the odd rumble of thunder in it. Temperatures today, 17 in belfast and in aberdeen, and also a few showers across the north and the west of scotland. Through this evening and overnight, we say goodbye to that line of thundery showers, With will have some clear skies, and then the next lot come up across the Channel Islands and southern and South Eastern parts of england. Again are some of those With some Thunder And Lightning, it will be muggy once again in the South East, fresher as we push further north. Tomorrow, credit where today, but remember these are showers, not all is necessarily seeing one, there will still be some thunderstorms in them as well, so again, it is the north and the west that will see the Lions Share of The Sunshine. And if you are in The Sunshine here, it in glasgow will feel quite pleasant, but it will still be quite muggy across parts of the south and South East. Thank you, carol. The time is 8. 10. The images of danish footballer Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch at the euros last weekend after suffering a Cardiac Arrest, sent shock waves Around The World. Tonight, denmark take to the field again, and thanks to the quick thinking of his Team Mates and access to a defibrillator, eriksen is alive to cheer them on. His resuscitation has prompted calls for the life saving equipment to be made available in more public spaces, as breakfast� s Graham Satchell reports. Saturday afternoon, and the world stood still, praying for danish footballer Christian Eriksen. As players formed a protective ring, medical staff used a defibrillator to shock Eriksens Heart back into action. It was absolutely shocking and it was upsetting to see. You still dont expect to see stuff like that on live tv. Benjones was watching the game With his seven year old son, oscar. He had a Heart Attack and they had this thing called a therm. Defibrillator. Defibrillator, and they help you if youve had a Heart Attack. It sends electricity to your heart and it starts re going again. Oscar was so moved by what he saw that he started a Go Fund me run. He wants to raise money for a defibrillator for his football team. We wanted to run a mile every day for 26 days to raise money to get one for our team and other Teams, the Teams that are older than us and dont have some. The question he asked me was, what happens if it happens at our Football Match . It took my breath away, the question, really. As an Fa Coach and the coach of his football team, we are trained to use one but we dont have one, so, yeah, im very proud of him. I think it at seven years old to want to do that is phenomenal. Apply pads to patients bare chest as shown i in Picture Press pads. Firmly to patients skin. Defibrillation in combination With Chest Compressions can be vital in saving someones life. People should not be afraid to use them, because you just press the on button and it explains exactly what you need to do, so people should just go ahead and do it. Every minute that someone doesnt act to do something for someone who has had a Cardiac Arrest, the chance of survival is reduced by 10 . There are a growing number of so called public access defibrillators. More than 100,000 in total, in shopping centres, some workplaces and transport hubs but they are used in just 3 of Cardiac Arrests outside hospital. Part of the problem is no one knows exactly where they all are, so the british Heart Foundation is now working on a national database. The importance of that is that the Ambulance Service in the local area know where that defibrillator is and how to get access to it and be able to tell the person who rings 999 for help looking to use that defibrillator to save someones life. There have been calls for a change in the law so defibrillators become mandatory in workplaces and other public areas. There is no doubt that using one helped to save eriksens life, who was conscious when he left the field on saturday and is now in a stable condition in hospital. Oscar will be running for the next 25 days as he tries to protect the players at his football club. Graham satchell, Bbc News. Were joined now by two people campaigning for better access to defibrillators. Mark king is here in the studio. His 12 year old son oliver died after suffering a sudden Cardiac Arrest in school, and charlie edinburgh lost his Dad Justin in 2019 he joins us from chelmsford. Good morning, both. Iwill start simply, tell me about your son. Irate simply, tell me about your son. We lost our simply, tell me about your son. , lost our oliver on the 2nd of march 2011, and that morning started off like a normal day, he got up at 7. 00, he went and got my other side, ben, and he came into our room and told us about the mischief he got up told us about the mischief he got up to the day before and plans for the day ahead. Plenty of mischief involved the day before, and about 8. 15, we were approaching school, and that he said he had forgotten his dinner money. And then he saw some of his friends, and said i will get a pound from each of them, and then he went off to school, i went off to work, and about 12. 00 that day, while oliver was on a swimming lesson, i got a Phone Call to see he had had a seizure. I said that he had had a seizure. I said that he had had a sporting accident, because he was all was getting involved in sporting accidents, it was an exceptional athlete and turned his hand to everything. I said i would go and pick up and keep them off for rest of the day, and i will treat him to a mcdonalds. We were not prepared for the devastation that was about to unfold. So basically, The Ending and stood about 25 minutes. �. ,. , minutes. And there was no defibrillator . Minutes. And there was no defibrillator . No minutes. And there was no defibrillator . No way i minutes. And there was no defibrillator . No way of i defibrillator . No way of resuscitating him effectively at the scene . In resuscitating him effectively at the scene . Ii resuscitating him effectively at the scene . If. Scene . In 2012, we launched the Oliver King Scene . In 2012, we launched the Oliver King Foundation, scene . In 2012, we launched the Oliver King Foundation, and i scene . In 2012, we launched the Oliver King Foundation, and we L Scene . In 2012, we launched the. Oliver king foundation, and we have three main aims and the foundation. The first one is to bring awareness out of this, because it is genetic. I have the gene, i did not know that i have the gene, i did not know that i passed it to my sons, that came to life when well lost oliver came to light, so we need to raise awareness of that. The second is that when the children in our country reach 14, they get a letter from the doctor and go for a mandatory ecg test, which would pick up mandatory ecg test, which would pick up any irregular heart rhythm, and we can get it sorted then. And the third one is to legislate this by the time oliver was 21, which was last year. But because of covid, two elections, brexit, we were pushed back a little bit. But we need to get legislation for this and push on, that wherever you see a final extinction any public building, into for the to be by, and a relative amount of people trained in it a defibrillator needs to be by. I am deliahted defibrillator needs to be by. I am delighted you defibrillator needs to be by. I am delighted you are defibrillator needs to be by. I am delighted you are here sitting With us, because we have not had many people With us on the sofa so far, but one thing you do get when you sit next to somebody as you feel the emotion, and i can feel it. You have told this story many times, i feel it, and people at home will feel it, too, the emotion and what drives you too, the emotion and what drives you to do what you are doing now. So i think it is fantastic that you are doing what you are doing. And charlie, you will know, i hope you could hear what mark was saying, you will know all about the emotions that drive the campaigns. Take us to what happened With your dad, if you are ok doing that. Mark what happened With your dad, if you are ok doing that. Are ok doing that. Mark is absolutely are ok doing that. Mark is absolutely spot are ok doing that. Mark is absolutely spot on. Are ok doing that. Mark is absolutely spot on. I are ok doing that. Mark is absolutely spot on. I am l are ok doing that. Mark is absolutely spot on. I am sorry to hear absolutely spot on. I am sorry to hear that absolutely spot on. I am sorry to hear that story, his son that sounds like a hear that story, his son that sounds like a wonderful boy, and it isjust terrible like a wonderful boy, and it isjust terrible my like a wonderful boy, and it isjust terrible. My dad was a fit 49 year old, a former professional footballer 49 year old, a former professional footballer and a Football Manager at the lime, footballer and a Football Manager at the time, and he went, very much similar the time, and he went, very much similar story, he was out of the champions similar story, he was out of the Champions League final watching his beloved Champions League final watching his beloved Tottenham Hotspur who played for, against liverpooljust days before, for, against liverpooljust days before, and then we came back, i had a family before, and then we came back, i had a Family Barbecue on The Sunday, i. Ot a Family Barbecue on The Sunday, i got up a Family Barbecue on The Sunday, i got up for a Family Barbecue on The Sunday, i got up for work on the monday and seen got up for work on the monday and seen him got up for work on the monday and seen him before i left for my normal day, and seen him before i left for my normal day, and i seen him before i left for my normal day, and ijust got a call from my mum day, and ijust got a call from my mum mid morning, and she sounded very panicked on the phone, and she said, very panicked on the phone, and she said. I very panicked on the phone, and she said. Ithink very panicked on the phone, and she said, i think dad has had a Heart Attack said, i think dad has had a Heart Attack you said, i think dad has had a Heart Attack. You just cannot prepare yourself attack. You just cannot prepare yourself for a Phone Call like that. They yourself for a Phone Call like that. They were yourself for a Phone Call like that. They were in the gym together at the time, they were in the gym together at the time, he they were in the gym together at the time, he was training, working out, and as time, he was training, working out, and as i time, he was training, working out, and as i say, time, he was training, working out, and as i say, in my eyes, he was fit and as i say, in my eyes, he was fit and healthy, and as i say, in my eyes, he was fit and healthy, and everyone around us echoes and healthy, and everyone around us echoes that and healthy, and everyone around us echoes that. He went down in the gym. Echoes that. He went down in the gym. There echoes that. He went down in the gym, there wasnt a defibrillator on site, gym, there wasnt a defibrillator on site. There gym, there wasnt a defibrillator on site, there wasnt an effective cpr given site, there wasnt an effective cpr given to site, there wasnt an effective cpr given to try site, there wasnt an effective cpr given to by the staff, and that vital given to by the staff, and that vital piece of Equipment Wasnt there vital piece of Equipment Wasnt there on vital piece of Equipment Wasnt there on site, they have got one there there on site, they have got one there may there on site, they have got one there may be after about five or six minutes, there may be after about five or six minutes, but that was too late. Lack of oxygen minutes, but that was too late. Lack of oxygen to minutes, but that was too late. Lack of oxygen to blame for a substantial period of oxygen to blame for a substantial period of of oxygen to blame for a substantial period of time, he was brain dead, that is period of time, he was brain dead, that is why period of time, he was brain dead, that is why we have set up the foundation and my Dads Memory to Campaign Foundation and my Dads Memory to campaign and Getjustins Law in Place Campaign and Getjustins Law in place so campaign and Getjustins Law in place so that defibrillators arent mandatory in all types of health and sports mandatory in all types of health and sports facilities in the uk. Sports facilities in the uk. Thank ou for sports facilities in the uk. Thank you for taking sports facilities in the uk. Thank you for taking us sports facilities in the uk. Thank you for taking us through sports facilities in the uk. Thank you for taking us through story. | sports facilities in the uk. Thank. You for taking us through story. If anything were to bring Peoples Attention to this, it is healing these first hand stories. The two of you have not met, even though you have so much in common. L you have not met, even though you have so much in common. Have so much in common. I havent met ou, have so much in common. I havent met you. But have so much in common. I havent met you. But i have so much in common. I havent met you, but i can have so much in common. I havent met you, but i can relate have so much in common. I havent met you, but i can relate to have so much in common. I havent met you, but i can relate to what i met you, but i can relate to what youre saying, 100 . Met you, but i can relate to what youre saying, 100 . Doubtless he will share your youre saying, 100 . Doubtless he will share your frustration youre saying, 100 . Doubtless he will share your frustration over youre saying, 100 . Doubtless he will share your frustration over the j will share your frustration over the years, so many people have seen what happened at the euros, very distressing, and thankfully things are ok. I know there will be ongoing health issues, but it was a situation that worked. And you must have been thinking more than ever, every situation should be like that, they should be no place that there is not access to a defibrillator. Absolutely, that was the only hope and think absolutely, that was the only hope and think that was going through my mind. And think that was going through my mind, please let this be a positive outcome. Mind, please let this be a positive outcome, which it has proven to become outcome, which it has proven to become and we are so thankful as a family become and we are so thankful as a family that become and we are so thankful as a family that christian is in hospital recovering, and seeing the scenes like this recovering, and seeing the scenes like this was so tragic, you would not wish like this was so tragic, you would not wish it like this was so tragic, you would not wish it on anybody, but if youre not wish it on anybody, but if youre going to take any positives out of youre going to take any positives out of this. Youre going to take any positives out of this, as people were able to witness out of this, as people were able to witness that this is real, this can happen witness that this is real, this can happen to witness that this is real, this can happen to anybody, a top professional athlete performing at the highest level, if it can happen to him. The highest level, if it can happen to him, truly can happen to anybody, in effect to him, truly can happen to anybody, in effect as to him, truly can happen to anybody, in effect as christian is still alive in effect as christian is still alive because yes, he was fortunate where alive because yes, he was fortunate where he alive because yes, he was fortunate where he was, if you are going to be fortunate where he was, if you are going to be fortunate to where he was, if you are going to be fortunate to suffer any place, you want fortunate to suffer any place, you want to fortunate to suffer any place, you want to he fortunate to suffer any place, you want to be in a facility like that where want to be in a facility like that where you want to be in a facility like that where you have top medics on site acting where you have top medics on site acting on where you have top medics on site acting on him. From start to finish, the referee. Acting on him. From start to finish, the referee, the way that the team reacted. The referee, the way that the team reacted, the Denmark Captain got him in a position. Reacted, the Denmark Captain got him in a position, quit his airway so that in a position, quit his airway so that the in a position, quit his airway so that the medics could perform effective that the medics could perform effective cpr cleared his airway. As the effective cpr cleared his airway. As the danish doctor said, he was gone. As the danish doctor said, he was gone. He as the danish doctor said, he was gone, he was not conscious, and that one defibrillation into his heart. Ot one defibrillation into his heart got him one defibrillation into his heart got him going again and he is now going got him going again and he is now going to got him going again and he is now going to be here to tell the story. In the going to be here to tell the story. In the case going to be here to tell the story. In the case of oliver and my dad, that is in the case of oliver and my dad, that is not in the case of oliver and my dad, that is not the outcome, and we need to make that is not the outcome, and we need to make more outcomes like christian rather to make more outcomes like christian rather than to make more outcomes like christian rather than stories like mine and marks rather than stories like mine and marks. ~. , rather than stories like mine and marks. ,. , rather than stories like mine and | marks yeah. Rather than stories like mine and i marks. Yeah, i marks. Mark, are you ok . Yeah, i had recently marks. Mark, are you ok . Yeah, i had recently With marks. Mark, are you ok . Yeah, i had recently With what marks. Mark, are you ok . Yeah, i had recently With what charlie marks. Mark, are you ok . Yeah, i had recently With what charlie is i had recently With what charlie is saying, you have got four minutes to use it can belittle and identify that you need to use one. Where should they that you need to use one. Where should they be . That you need to use one. Where should they be . As that you need to use one. Where should they be . As i that you need to use one. Where should they be . As i said, that you need to use one. Where should they be . As i said, i that you need to use one. Where | should they be . As i said, i think we should should they be . As i said, i think we should be should they be . As i said, i think we should be alongside should they be . As i said, i think we should be alongside a should they be . As i said, i think we should be alongside a five we should be alongside a five extinction. She said they should be alongside a fire extinguisher. I am asking them to legislate it, it is an easy win. The nation is looking for a bit of good news, this is good news. What is the difference between the children we are losing and professional footballers . What the children we are losing and professional footballers . What is the ush professional footballers . What is the push back professional footballers . What is the push back your professional footballers . What is the push back your hearing professional footballers . What is the push back your hearing to professional footballers . What is i the push back your hearing to that . I havent had a reply yet. Has an one i havent had a reply yet. Has anyone had i havent had a reply yet. Has anyone had a i havent had a reply yet. Has anyone had a reason, i havent had a reply yet. Has anyone had a reason, for the reason why this cannot happen to you at the moment . We why this cannot happen to you at the moment . ~. ,. , moment . We have still got 250 crossparty moment . We have still got 250 crossparty Mps Moment . We have still got 250 Crossparty Mps supporting moment . We have still got 250. Crossparty mps supporting what moment . We have still got 250 Crossparty Mps supporting what im Cross Party mps supporting what im trying to do, we have been lobbying the government for ten years, david cameron, theresa may, borisjohnson, but its just falls on deaf ears. Its just cannot carry on. But its just falls on deaf ears. Itsjust cannot carry on. Its ust cannot carry on. Charlie, itsjust cannot carry on. Charlie, i am sorry itsjust cannot carry on. Charlie, i am sorry you itsjust cannot carry on. Charlie, i am sorry you are itsjust cannot carry on. Charlie, i am sorry you are not itsjust cannot carry on. Charlie, i am sorry you are not here itsjust cannot carry on. Charlie, i am sorry you are not here in i itsjust cannot carry on. Charlie, | i am sorry you are not here in the studio With us. You might not be able to see it. Mark, you brought a machine in With you, and i am truly not the only person who maybe would think, even if i were in that situation, and if there were one available, i might be worried about using it, and you probably had lots of people say that. That using it, and you probably had lots of people say that. Of people say that. That is why at the Oliver King of people say that. That is why at the Oliver King Foundation of people say that. That is why at the Oliver King Foundation we of people say that. That is why at| the Oliver King Foundation we will not give a defibrillator out Without awareness training. We are not going to make cardiologists out of you in two hours, but we will take the Fear Factor out of using it. I two hours, but we will take the Fear Factor out of using it. Factor out of using it. I have seen the li. Ht factor out of using it. I have seen the light flashing. Factor out of using it. I have seen the light flashing. This factor out of using it. I have seen the light flashing. This is factor out of using it. I have seen the light flashing. This is the the light flashing. This is the trainin the light flashing. This is the training when the light flashing. This is the training when i the light flashing. This is the training when i have the light flashing. This is the training when i have full the light flashing. This is the I Training when i have full control over this, training when i have full control overthis, but training when i have full control over this, but as soon as you open a defibrillator, it will start to tell you what to do. Defibrillator, it will start to tell you what to do. Adult mode. Child mode. Remove you what to do. Adult mode. Child mode. Remove old you what to do. Adult mode. Child mode. Remove old clothing you what to do. Adult mode. Child mode. Remove old clothing from | you what to do. Adult mode. Child| mode. Remove old clothing from a patients mode. Remove old clothing from a Patients Chest mode. Remove old clothing from a Patients Chest. Mode. Remove old clothing from a Patients Chest. All mode. Remove old clothing from a Patients Chest. All clothing. Patients chest. All clothing. There Patients Chest. All clothing. There are Patients Chest. All clothing. There are your Patients Chest. All clothing. There are your pads. Patients chest. All clothing. There are your pads. Patients chest. All clothing. There are your pads. Look at pads, a l there are your pads. Look at pads, apply pads there are your pads. Look at pads, apply pads to there are your pads. Look at pads, apply pads to their there are your pads. Look at pads, apply pads to their chest there are your pads. Look at pads, apply pads to their chest as there are your pads. Look at pads, apply pads to their chest as shown | apply pads to their chest as shown in pictures apply pads to their chest as shown in pictures in pictures. Because this is the trainin in pictures. Because this is the training one. In pictures. Because this is the training one, i in pictures. Because this is the training one, iwill in pictures. Because this is the training one, i will use in pictures. Because this is the training one, i will use my in pictures. Because this is the training one, i will use my thumbs to kick them off. Training one, i will use my thumbs to kick them off. Apply pads to bear as shown in to kick them off. Apply pads to bear as shown in the to kick them off. Apply pads to bear as shown in the pictures. To kick them off. Apply pads to bear as shown in the pictures. Do to kick them off. Apply pads to bear as shown in the pictures. Do not as shown in the pictures. Do not touch as shown in the pictures. Do not Touch Patient as shown in the pictures. Do not Touch Patient. As shown in the pictures. Do not Touch Patient. Apply as shown in the pictures. Do not Touch Patient. Apply pads as shown in the pictures. Do not Touch Patient. Apply Pads Toi Touch patient. Apply pads to hearskin Touch Patient. Apply pads to hearskin so Touch Patient. Apply pads to bearskin. ,. , Touch Patient. Apply pads to bearskin bearskin. So it will tell you if it needs to make bearskin. So it will tell you if it needs to make preseli bearskin. So it will tell you if it needs to make preseli flashing button, charlie. Needs to make preseli flashing button, charlie. Shock delivered. The heel of button, charlie. Shock delivered. The heel of one button, charlie. Shock delivered. The heel of one hand button, charlie. Shock delivered. The heel of one hand should button, charlie. Shock delivered. The heel of one hand should be l button, charlie. Shock delivered. | the heel of one hand should be in the centre the heel of one hand should be in the centre of the heel of one hand should be in the centre of chest. The heel of one hand should be in the centre of chest. The the heel of one hand should be in the centre of chest. The other the heel of one hand should be in. The centre of chest. The other hand should the centre of chest. The other hand should he the centre of chest. The other hand should he on the centre of chest. The other hand should be on top the centre of chest. The other hand should be on top of the centre of chest. The other hand should be on top of first the centre of chest. The other hand should be on top of first hand. The centre of chest. The other hand| should be on top of first hand. Push down should be on top of first hand. Push down deep should be on top of first hand. Push down deep do should be on top of first hand. Push down deep down deep. Do it to the rhythm, up and down down deep. Do it to the rhythm, up and down. Provide down deep. Do it to the rhythm, up and down. Provide two down deep. Do it to the rhythm, up and down. Provide two press. Down deep. Do it to the rhythm, up and down. Provide two press. One. | and down. Provide two press. One. Two. And down. Provide two press. One. Two there and down. Provide two press. One. Two. 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Of course, if you have not come around well. Of course, if you have not come around after well. Of course, if you have not come around after one well. Of course, if you have not come around after one shot, i well. Of course, if you have not come around after one shot, it| well. Of course, if you have not. Come around after one shot, it is re analysing it, telling you to carry on. Reanalysing it, telling you to car on. Reanalysing it, telling you to carry on reanalysing it, telling you to car on. ,. , carry on. The fears i have, i would be nervous carry on. The fears i have, i would be nervous about carry on. The fears i have, i would be nervous about electricity carry on. The fears i have, i would be nervous about electricity being| be nervous about electricity being involved, i dont want to shock somebody. The images of casual to or er or whatever, i do not want to do any damage to somebody. You cannot miss a defibrillator. Any damage to somebody. You cannot miss a defibrillator. You any damage to somebody. You cannot miss a defibrillator. You cannot miss a defibrillator. You cannot give a shop to a person who is breathing, because it analyses your heart rhythm. A shock. There is a difference between a Heart Attack and a Cardiac Arrest. Difference between a Heart Attack and a Cardiac Arrest. Thank you for auoin and a Cardiac Arrest. Thank you for going through and a Cardiac Arrest. Thank you for going through that, and a Cardiac Arrest. Thank you for going through that, charlie, and a Cardiac Arrest. Thank you for going through that, charlie, i and a Cardiac Arrest. Thank you for going through that, charlie, i am i going through that, charlie, i am sorry you are not With us, because i think it is really useful to literally let people hear the process. While we were doing that, what were you thinking . You know the success that they can have, i just wonder what you are thinking as your hearing us explain this to people and hearing it operated. Mark and M Self are and hearing it operated. Mark and myself are honestly and hearing it operated. Mark and myself are honestly very and hearing it operated. Mark and myself are honestly very familiar. Myself are honestly very familiar With these pieces of equipment, but you have With these pieces of equipment, but you have heard it first hand yourself. You have heard it first hand yourself, you do not need to be highly yourself, you do not need to be highly educated to understand those simple highly educated to understand those simple steps of what you need to do, and it simple steps of what you need to do, and it is simple steps of what you need to do, and it isiust simple steps of what you need to do, and it isjust making sure and reassuring and it isjust making sure and reassuring people, be confident, there reassuring people, be confident, there is reassuring people, be confident, there is a reassuring people, be confident, there is a difference as marcusjust said between a Heart Attack and a cardiac said between a Heart Attack and a Cardiac Arrest. If the person is not responsive. Cardiac arrest. If the person is not responsive, it will analyse your heart responsive, it will analyse your heart and responsive, it will analyse your heart and it will trigger the shock for you heart and it will trigger the shock for you it heart and it will trigger the shock for you. It will not electrocute somebody if there is a rhythm that is normal. Somebody if there is a rhythm that is normal. It somebody if there is a rhythm that is normal, it is impossible for it to do is normal, it is impossible for it to do so is normal, it is impossible for it to do so so is normal, it is impossible for it to do so. So ultimately my message would to do so. So ultimately my message would he to do so. So ultimately my message would he to to do so. So ultimately my message would be to anybody whilst i was listening would be to anybody whilst i was listening to that, if that doesnt encourage you to be confident in using encourage you to be confident in using one. Encourage you to be confident in using one, then go along to a cpr workshop. Using one, then go along to a cpr workshop, a first aid course, a defibrillator course, and learn how to use defibrillator course, and learn how to use them. Its like anything, there to use them. Its like anything, there are to use them. Its like anything, there are certain things in life are not particularly confident that, but if you not particularly confident that, but if you practice or you go and learn, it will if you practice or you go and learn, it will only if you practice or you go and learn, it will only make that a most simple straightforward process for you. I could straightforward process for you. I could get straightforward process for you. I could get that it can be quite a distressing situation, but you have. Ot distressing situation, but you have got to distressing situation, but you have got to prepare yourself as best you can and got to prepare yourself as best you can and make sure that if and when you see can and make sure that if and when you see somebody hit the floor, you are confident With cpr and the use of a defibrillator. | are confident With cpr and the use of a defibrillator. Of a defibrillator. I ust want to ask, of a defibrillator. I ust want to ask. How of a defibrillator. I ust want to ask. How is h of a defibrillator. I ust want to ask, how is your of a defibrillator. I just want to ask, how is your son, of a defibrillator. I just want to ask, how is your son, ben . Of a defibrillator. I just want to ask, how is your son, ben . He of a defibrillator. I just want to i ask, how is your son, ben . He is treat, ask, how is your son, ben . He is great. But ask, how is your son, ben . He is great. But i ask, how is your son, ben . He is great, but i have ask, how is your son, ben . He is great, but i have missed ask, how is your son, ben . He is great, but i have missed eight i ask, how is yourson, ben . He 3 great, but i have missed eight years of growing up, because youre focused on trying to survive every day, you have a coping mechanism, like a little trapdoor and a somewhat more common eight song will come on, you arejust somewhat more common eight song will come on, you are just gone. Somewhat more common eight song will come on, you arejust gone. Our ben has done absolutely brilliant, he could have gone either way. He has stuck to his studying, he has got himself into university and is marching on, he is a warrior. Im got himself into university and is marching on, he is a warrior. Im so leased marching on, he is a warrior. Im so pleased you marching on, he is a warrior. Im so pleased you joined marching on, he is a warrior. Im so pleased you joined us marching on, he is a warrior. Im so pleased you joined us in marching on, he is a warrior. Im so pleased you joined us in this pleased you joined us in this manner. Charlie, thank you very much for talking us through your story as well, your passion for the saints through for of this shines through. We will for the story closely, and let us know, both of you, who will follow the story if you, who will follow the story if you get reaction. You, who will follow the story if you get reaction. Most definitely. Before we go. You get reaction. Most definitely. Before we go. I you get reaction. Most definitely. Before we go, ijust you get reaction. Most definitely. Before we go, i just want you get reaction. Most definitely. Before we go, i just want to you get reaction. Most definitely. Before we go, ijust want to say, | before we go, i just want to say, the team that work With the Oliver King Foundation are unbelievable. We are a team of six that have achieved this. We have saved 56 lives, we have placed over 5500 defibrillators across the country, and we have trained 120,000 people into the use of them. I have delivered everyone personally. We had a Phone Call from a hospital to say they are sending a young boy home, they havent got a defibrillator. I said young boy home, they havent got a defibrillator. Isaid i young boy home, they havent got a defibrillator. I said i will be there in four hours, drove to london, presented the p With it. The assion london, presented the p With it. The passion you will have us shining through. You have saved lives, so thank you both, mark, charlie. Haste thank you both, mark, charlie. We wont thank you both, mark, charlie. Wont stop. Thank you both, mark, charlie. We Wont Stop i thank you both, mark, charlie. We Wont Stop. I just thank you both, mark, charlie. We Wont Stop. I just want thank you both, mark, charlie. We Wont Stop. I just want to thank you both, mark, charlie. We Wont Stop. I just want to echo thank you both, mark, charlie. We| Wont Stop. I just want to echo what Wont Stop. I ust want to echo what mark said. Wont stop. I just want to echo what mark said. Absolutely Wont Stop. I just want to echo what mark said. Absolutely amazing Wont Stop. I just want to echo Whatl Mark said. Absolutely amazing work, and more mark said. Absolutely amazing work, and more people, iwould encourage anybody. And more people, iwould encourage anybody, go and learn effective cpr and learn anybody, go and learn effective cpr and learn how to use this vital piece and learn how to use this vital piece of and learn how to use this vital piece of equipment, because ultimately thats why Tristan Eriksen ultimately thats why Tristan Eriksen is still alive, because somebody was there who could perform effective somebody was there who could perform effective cpr and there was a defibrillator on site. I know they are expensive pieces of equipment, but we are expensive pieces of equipment, but we will are expensive pieces of equipment, but we will help where we can, please but we will help where we can, please reach out to us and we will. Et please reach out to us and we will get these please reach out to us and we will get these pieces of equipment in there. Get these pieces of equipment in there, hopefully this law will come into fruition and we will not need to keep into fruition and we will not need to keep pushing it any more. It is common to keep pushing it any more. It is common sense. Height is time people wake up common sense. Height is time people wake up and common sense. Height is time people wake up and realise that these pieces wake up and realise that these pieces of wake up and realise that these pieces of equipment needs to be in more pieces of equipment needs to be in more accessible places, especially the type more accessible places, especially the type of me and mark are talking about the type of me and mark are talking about. , ~ the type of me and mark are talking about. ,. , the type of me and mark are talking about. ,. ,. ,. About. Charlie, thank you very much. Lovely talking about. Charlie, thank you very much. Lovely talking to about. Charlie, thank you very much. Lovely talking to you, about. Charlie, thank you very much. Lovely talking to you, and about. Charlie, thank you very much. Lovely talking to you, and mark, about. Charlie, thank you very much. Lovely talking to you, and mark, you | lovely talking to you, and mark, you can go and get a glass of water now. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, im sonja jessup. A Bbc Investigation has found black people are six times more likely than white people to have force used on them by the british Transport Police. Official records show officers used force 6,000 times between 2019 and 2020. One in five of those cases involved black people. As a Black Man, they dont appreciate you asking them questions, its more or less like, why are you asking me questions . As a Black Man its whatever they say, you agree to it and say, yes, sir. Thats it. And if you ask them questions they become defensive and aggressive, which is not right. British Transport Police told us they will always place diverse communities at the forefront of their policing approach. New data shows one in four London Schools are in areas With pollution levels that breach limits set by the world health organisation. The figures have been released as part of clean air day today. The worst polluted areas include lambeth, romford and croydon. A highly decorated Police Officer convicted of possessing a Child Abuse Video has won an appeal against her dismissal from the met. Superintendant Robyn Williams said she had not viewed the clip after being sent it by her sister, and did not know it was on her phone. A police Appeals Tribunal yesterday found her sacking was unfair. Football fans will be able to enter a public ballot to join the Euro 2020 Fan Zone in Trafalgar Square. The mayor says if england get through to the Knockout Stage members of the public can apply to watch the game. Part of Oxford Circus will be transformed into two, pedestrian friendly piazzas under plans unveiled by westminster city council. The aim is to create a greener West End and revive the area. Travel now. We still have no overground between willesden Junction And Richmond and claphamjunction. Its because of a faulty train. On the roads southbound traffic on the A12 Blackwall Tunnel northern approach is slow from the bow underpass. Time for the weather With kate kinsella. Good morning. Its been a very uncomfortable night for sleeping With temperatures in the mid to high teens. We have had some thunderstorms, largely out towards the east, frequent lightning but not everywhere has seen that. We have had the rain though and the Met Office still has a yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms as there is a another band coming up from the south as we head further through this morning. Again, not everywhere will see them, but if you do, heavy, torrentiaL Rain for a time With frequent lightning. Temperatures today reaching 25 celsius. Its still feeling humid but not quite as hot as yesterday. Into the evening, the showers will clear and it will be dry for the first part of the night, still quite cloudy and still quite humid, but as you can see, more thunderstorms coming up from the south through the early hours of friday morning. The minimum temperature between 13 and 16 celsius. Its not quite as muggy as Last Night. Those thunderstorms sees another yellow Weather Warning in place for friday and then staying unsettled into the weekend. Im back in half an hour. Now its back to naga and charlie. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast With Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty. Morning live follows breakfast on bbc one this morning. Kym and gethin can tell us whats on todays show. Thanks, both. Coming up on morning live. With reports that the government is considering plans to allow fully vaccinated brits to travel to Amber List countries Without quarantining on return, Dr Xand has the latest. And, ahead of Fathers Day this weekend, were encouraging everyone to talk to their dads about getting checked for the most common male cancer in the Uk Prostate cancer. My own dad, dave, is living With the Disease And Today he shares his story to make sure all men know the signs and symptoms to watch out for. Its an incredibly powerful film. Also coming up our chef Anna Haugh reveals how the latest Food trend, pickling, can transform your leftover veg. Plus, if you love a bit of garlic, but hate it getting it on your hands, shes also got the secret of how tomatoes can stop the stink. And, one woman whos certainly not afraid of getting her hands dirty is countryfile star charlotte smith. With over a third of us now dreaming of relocating to the country, she reveals how you can bring the great outdoors to your doorstep wherever you live. I sometimes dream about moving to the country. Plus, just 36 days to go before the olympics are set to start in tokyo were joined by one of britains greatest olympians of all time. He dominated middle Distance Racing during the 805. But what we didnt know was that he was suffering from asthma. Today, Lord Coe talks about living With the condition for the first time, and has advice for other sufferers. And, shes familiar With winning the top prizes strictly Champ Oti Mabuse is here to blitz those Bingo Wings With an upper Body Workout in todays stictly fitness. Showing off the guns. See you at 9 15. Thanks, guys. Four years ago, owen carey was celebrating his 18th birthday at a byron burger restaurant, when he suffered a fatal allergic reaction. Since then, his family have been campaigning for a law in his name, which would see restaurants having to clearly display allergens on menus. Today, theyre meeting With the ceo of bryon. Owens dad, paul, joins us now. Paul, hello to you. Good morning. Thank you paul, hello to you. Good morning. Thank you very paul, hello to you. Good morning. Thank you very much paul, hello to you. Good morning. Thank you very much for paul, hello to you. Good morning. Thank you very much for talking i paul, hello to you. Good morning. | thank you very much for talking to us. Can wejust thank you very much for talking to us. Can we just start by you telling me what owen was like . This us. Can we just start by you telling me what owen was like . Us. Can we just start by you telling me what owen was like . This is owen here. L us. Can we just start by you telling me what owen was like . This is owen here. He me what owen was like . This is owen here he was me what owen was like . This is owen here he was a me what owen was like . This is owen here. He was a great me what owen was like . This is owen here. He was a great lad. Me what owen was like . This is owen here. He was a great lad. And me what owen was like . This is owen here. He was a great lad. And just here. He was a great lad. And just passed his 18th birthday he was coming into adult hood. Great sense of humour, he was my best friend in many ways and taught me a lot and i will never get over losing him. Well, that much, of course, would go Without saying. And what happened is he suffered multiple allergies and you went for this meal and what was the allergen in the Food that affected owen . It the allergen in the Food that affected owen . The allergen in the Food that affected owen . , , the allergen in the Food that affected owen . , ,. , affected owen . It was buttermilk, so dai , affected owen . It was buttermilk, so dairy. Which affected owen . It was buttermilk, so dairy. Which is affected owen . It was buttermilk, so dairy, which is one affected owen . It was buttermilk, so dairy, which is one of affected owen . It was buttermilk, so dairy, which is one of the affected owen . It was buttermilk, so dairy, which is one of the 14 dairy, which is one of the 1a allergens which information needs to be provided for under the current legislation. The current legislation allows restaurants to provide the information by any means they want, and what we want through Owens Law is for that information on allergens to be stated on the face of the menu. This can be done With the words or symbols or With letters and some restaurants, some notably big Restaurant Chains, starting With the w. Restaurant chains, starting With the w, they already do this and some smaller restaurants have started doing that since they heard about our story, so if large Restaurant Chains are at one end and smaller ones at the other end can do it, why cant The Ones in the middle . Just state the allergens on the menu, its not rocket science, its dead easy. Its not rocket science, its dead eas. ~. Its not rocket science, its dead eas. ,. , its not rocket science, its dead eas. ,. , its not rocket science, its dead easy. What is mandatory and what should be done . Easy. What is mandatory and what should be done . I easy. 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Sometimes that might be on the menu itself and in that case, it was, but it was on the back of the menu in small print. Owen was very well in asking for himself and he was With his Brother And Brother in law on the day, both much older than him, and they also make sure that the waiter was told that he had allergies, including two Dairy And Everybody was falsely reassured that what owen wanted to eat, because he asked for plain grilled chicken was safe, but it wasnt. Had the menu said it has a marinade on it, it would have alerted him, or if it said dairy, that would have alerted him and he would still be With us today and its interesting, because byron at the time, and it was the old company that has subsequently gone into administration as opposed to the new byron which took over the brand name, but the old company change their menus in the next few weeks to actually put buttermilk on their menu but they dont do that any more, as far as im aware, but the other big chain With the w, they do it and they list every allergen on the face of the menu, and what we want is that to be law, to be set out in writing, symbols, words, numbers, it doesnt matter. We also want the law to mean that waiters are forced, obliged, to have a conversation With their customers about allergies because that might have happened in your case, but it doesnt always happen. We have a website, Owens Law Dot Co. Uk and you can subscribe to the Mailing List and sign a petition that we have started on the Government Website and we would appreciate people showing their support. I suppose i was coming onto the next point, that you are going to meet With the chief executive of byron. What are you going to ask of the chief executive in terms of your campaign now and moving it forward . Just to be clear, byron, The One that owned the restaurant in which owen ate went into administration last year. They sold the brand and 20 of their restaurants to another company, so the new company is not liable for what happened to owen, but simon wilkinson, the ceo, is the same simon wilkinson is the same ceo of the old byron and is running the show, so i want him to agree to adopt Owens Law on a voluntary basis before it becomes law and we are obviously pressing the government and the Food Standards Agency to make it law that it would be great if the new byron could join this other chain to state the allergens on every dish on their menu in words, symbols and numbers, it doesnt matter, as long as it is away. There are 360,000 people across the uk that are prescribed Adrenaline Autoinjector is, sometimes known as epi pens, and they are the people at risk. If they have the allergen stated on the menu, they can read that, understand it and there is no doubt, no risk and its so easy to do and if wetherspoons can do it, i hope byron can. 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He continues to say im very supportive improvements or changes that can be made across the industry to prevent further tragic accidental deaths occurring and i will work With the family accordingly. This moves further than just one chain, doesnt it . The idea is, isuppose, if you have simon wilkinson on side and other brands that are already doing it, itjust brings the whole industry together in support of making this mandatory. Yes. Industry together in support of making this mandatory. Yes. For us, if restaurants making this mandatory. Yes. For us, if restaurants do making this mandatory. Yes. For us, if restaurants do it making this mandatory. Yes. For us, if restaurants do it voluntarily, i if restaurants do it voluntarily, that would be great and theres no reason why they shouldnt do it. For many restaurants, it would be a big positive publicity when, in our view and we still wanted to become law, so we still need the fsa and the relevant government departments to put it into law. It is covered under the Food-information'>Food Information regulations of 2014, but the words that needs to be changed are very simple and just changed are very simple and just change the word by any means into in writing, and that is all we need. So we are not asking very much in terms of legislative change. We are not asking very much from the Restaurant Industry and any restaurant that changes the practice to adopt Owens Law, wed be incredibly grateful to and they will get some good publicity. They can have a Owens Law stick their window if they want. Wed be than happy to help With that and it would just make life easier for those 360,000 people, and others, who perhaps they dont know they have an allergy. People might not realise they have an and its really important and really simple to put the details of these 14 allergens on the face of the menu. And its as simple as that. Paul care , and its as simple as that. Paul carey. Thank and its as simple as that. Paul carey, thank you and its as simple as that. Paul carey, thank you very and its as simple as that. Paul carey, thank you very much for talking to us this morning on the programme and i wish you well With the meeting. Thank you. Programme and i wish you well With the meeting. Thank you. Transport is a way to the euros, a big Group Hug. Ilat transport is a way to the euros, a big Group Hug big Group Hug. Not surprisingly, stronuer big Group Hug. Not surprisingly, stronger than big Group Hug. Not surprisingly, stronger than ever, big Group Hug. Not surprisingly, stronger than ever, stronger i stronger than ever, stronger together is the Wales Motto and what was so impressive about the display from wales was not only their World Class players like Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale, but their mental resilience. Weaker Teams might have crumbled With the adverse crowd, 30,000 fans against a and missing a penalty, weaker Teams. Iie 30,000 fans against a and missing a penalty, weaker Teams. Penalty, weaker Teams. He could have us been penalty, weaker Teams. He could have us been having penalty, weaker Teams. He could have us been having a penalty, weaker Teams. He could have us been having a different i have us been having a different conversation. Have us been having a different conversation. ,. ,. ,. , conversation. They could have won by more than 20 conversation. They could have won by more than 20. Wales conversation. They could have won by more than 20. Wales manager i conversation. They could have won by. More than 20. Wales Manager Robert more than 2 0. Wales Manager Robert Page says it is the crest on their chest and what it means to play for wales enables his side to raise their game when it matters after his side was superb in their win over turkey in baku. Strong support for the turks in azerbaijan, but Aaron Ramsey silenced a 30,000, brilliantly latching onto Gareth Bales magical ball. Gareth bale had a fine evening but apologised to his Team Mate after missing the penalty but it wasnt a matter as the team stuck together and he made amends With some wizardry to tee up roberts for the second and it leaves wales on four points after two games which should see them through into the last 16. ,. , 4 should see them through into the last 16. ,. , ~. ,. , should see them through into the last16. ,. , last 16. Look what it means. I could not be more last 16. Look what it means. I could not be more proud last 16. Look what it means. I could not be more proud of last 16. Look what it means. 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But disappointed weve not scored more goals, but to win it in the manner in which goals, but to win it in the manner in which we goals, but to win it in the manner in which we did, and we had to dig deep in which we did, and we had to dig deepat in which we did, and we had to dig deep at times, credit to the players deep at times, credit to the players. Were outstanding. The vast maori of players. Were outstanding. The vast majority of welsh players. Were outstanding. The vast majority of welsh fans players. Were outstanding. The vast majority of welsh fans celebrated i majority of welsh fans celebrated back home and this was the scene at the Fan Zone in cardiff. The Fan Zone in cardiff. Reigning beer and one the Fan Zone in cardiff. Reigning beer and one fan the Fan Zone in cardiff. Reigning beer and one fan using the Fan Zone in cardiff. Reigning beer and one fan using her the Fan Zone in cardiff. Reigning beer and one fan using her flag| the Fan Zone in cardiff. Reigning i beer and one fan using her flag to beer and one fan using herflag to keep dry, but get out of the way of The One fan who spotted the camera trying to replicate the celebrations of Connor Roberts or something like that. They are growing into the tournament, Chalk And Cheese from the swiss game, excuse the pun, but i think we will go on, no pressure against italy and then into the last 16. , against italy and then into the last 16. ~. , against italy and then into the last 16. , 16. Once wales scored their first coal, 16. Once wales scored their first goal. Then 16. Once wales scored their first goal. Then we 16. Once wales scored their first goal, then we pushed 16. Once wales scored their first goal, then we pushed through i 16. Once wales scored their first l goal, then we pushed through and 16. 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Teams than us and we can at least all the way, but there are bigger Teams than us and we can at least be around Teams than us and we can at least be around the Teams than us and we can at least be around the ig Teams than us and we can at least be around the 16 and Teams than us and we can at least be around the 16 and who Teams than us and we can at least be around the 16 and who knows, Teams than us and we can at least be around the 16 and who knows, we i Teams than us and we can at least be i around the 16 and who knows, we have the chance around the 16 and who knows, we have the chance to around the 16 and who knows, we have the chance to go around the 16 and who knows, we have the chance to go further. Around the 16 and who knows, we have the chance to go further. The chance to go further. Wales go to rome full the chance to go further. Wales go to rome full of the chance to go further. Wales go to rome full of confidence the chance to go further. Wales go to rome full of confidence and i the chance to go further. Wales go i to rome full of confidence and maybe they can be the team to stop the most inform team in the world, italy. Roberto Manchinis Side have won both their Group Games 3 0 so far and are the first team to qualify for the Knockouts Dismantling Switzerland in rome. Some daunting stats for all the other Teams. Italy havent lost any of their last 29 matches. Theyve also won their last ten and in those games theyve scored 31 goals, Without conceding now the Finland Team all wore t shirts, With a message to christian erikson, as they walked out for their first match since, the players Cardiac Arrest overshadowed their win over denmark. If theres one game, scottish and English Fans want to win, more than any other its probably when they play Each Other and they meet at wembley tomorrow. A win will take england through, and they could be boosted by the return of defender harry maguire. The Centre Half says hes feeling good, and available for selection after missing the last month With an ankle injury. Scotland go into the game needing to bounce back from a 2 0 defeat in their opener. Lose again and qualifying for the knockouts, becomes extremely difficult. Lets hearfrom both camps, eager to renew the oldest international rivalry in football. In football, everybody wants to beat everyone, but there are some games where it is how the game is being played and then there is the atmosphere and the crowd, and you know, how much you want to win. It all comes together, and there was just something unique about that game. Just something unique about that came. , just something unique about that a ame. ,. ,. Just something unique about that came. ,. , just something unique about that came. ,. , just something unique about that came. ,. , game. You look at the record between scotland and game. You look at the record between scotland and england, game. You look at the record between scotland and england, i game. You look at the record between scotland and england, i was scotland and england, i was surprised at how tight the results were surprised at how tight the results were. Tighter than the english would have you were. Tighter than the english would have you believe that the gap was humongous, so its up on up to us on friday humongous, so its up on up to us on friday to humongous, so its up on up to us on friday to prove that. We are trying on friday to prove that. We are trying to on friday to prove that. We are trying to be called customers but we dont want trying to be called customers but we dont want to take the Passage Passion dont want to take the Passage Passion out dont want to take the Passage Passion out too much as well. | dont want to take the Passage Passion out too much as well. I will be out when passion out too much as well. I will be out when read passion out too much as well. In ii. Be out when read tomorrow With a special look at the last Euro Game between england and scotland, euro 96. You get to be at wembley. I haste 96. You get to be at wembley. I have been speaking 96. You get to be at wembley. I have been speaking to 96. You get to be at wembley. I have been speaking to some 96. You get to be at wembley. I have been speaking to some of 96. You get to be at wembley. I have been speaking to some of the 96. You get to be at wembley. I isa been speaking to some of the players involved on that day and what an incredible match, including that goal, that memorable Goalfrom Gazza and we will speak to colin hendry, the guy that the ball looped over. Rod stewartjoining us tomorrow as well. I Rod Stewart oining us tomorrow as well. � ~. , Rod Stewart oining us tomorrow as well. � ,. ,. , Rod Stewart oining us tomorrow as well. �. ,. In Rod Stewart oining us tomorrow as well. I in here . I well. I didnt know that. In here . We are talking well. I didnt know that. 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Good morning, everybody. What we have in the next few days are some thundery showers and by no means are we all going to see one, but if you catch one, it could be a torrential downpour and may lead to Flash Flooding but there will also be sunny spells around as well and we have rain and showers already this morning and you can see that on the Radar Picture and line coming up into south West England. This band of showers here, this is thundery and it will continue to drift northwards as we go through the course of the rest of this morning, and eventually it will clear into the North Sea. Theres quite a bit of cloud around this morning and the brightest guys are scotland, North West England and Northern Ireland where there is some sunshine and just a wee shower or two across the North And West. Through the day a band of rain moves towards the east and some of this could be thundery and where the cloud breaks we could see temperatures of 22 or 23 May be given as high as 24 degrees in the South East but if you are in the South East but if you are in the south sunshine, it will feel pleasant. Not as oppressive as it is in the South East. Something else we are bearing in mind if you have an allergy to Pollen Today is that the levels are high, or very high across much of the uk and through the evening and overnight we will say goodbye to the line of showers and have clear skies With a dry interlude before the next batch of showers, from the south affecting parts of the Channel Islands, southern england and into the South East and some of those will be thundery, but again, not all of us will see them. Maggie and the South East but fresher and more comfortable for sleeping in across the North And West. The North And West. Carol, thank ou. The North And West. Carol, thank you have the North And West. Carol, thank you have a the North And West. Carol, thank you. Have a good the North And West. Carol, thank you. Have a good week. She rose to fame in the 905 as part of one of the most iconic girl bands and after hanging up her platforms, Baby Spice is now sharing her honest experiences of motherhood. Using anecdotes about raising her two sons, emma buntons Debut Book aims to help new parents through their first year. Before we speak to emma about that, lets take a trip down Memory Lane and have a listen to some of the spice girls greatest hits. Say you can handle my love are you for real . I wont be hasty ill give you a try. If you really bug me, then ill say goodbye. Yo, ill tell you what i want, what i really, really wa nt. So tell me what you want, what you really, really want. Stop right now, thank you very much. I need somebody With a human touch. Hey you, always on the run. 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So, this book is very much geared around this but it is geared around the memories of those early, weary days. Geared around the memories of those early. Weary dam early, weary days. Yes, that first early, weary days. Yes, that first ear of early, weary days. Yes, that first year of having early, weary days. Yes, that first year of having my early, weary days. Yes, that first year of having my babies. Early, weary days. Yes, that first year of having my babies. Its early, weary days. Yes, that first L Year of having my babies. Its been really special, actually, writing this book, because i decided to do it quite a long time ago when i started my sustainable brand and it brought back so many memories of the things i went through With my children and i started going through pictures of my kids and it is such a special time, pictures of my kids and it is such a specialtime, but pictures of my kids and it is such a special time, but a very daunting time, that very first year. You have to go With what you think is right and you go With your instinct and obviously take advice from friends and family and nurses, and just kind of get what you can. But With this book, i didnt want it to tell you what to do or how you should be doing it, itsjust lots of funny stories about things i went through, but theres also some amazing experts in this book that willjust give you kind of ways to get through that first year, all the worries you are having, that there are people in here that will ease those worries for you. Here that will ease those worries for ou. ,. ,. , ~. ,. , for you. You are talking to two eole for you. You are talking to two peeple who for you. You are talking to two peeple who get for you. You are talking to two people who get uo for you. You are talking to two people who get up at for you. You are talking to two people who get up at stupid i for you. You are talking to two people who get up at stupid oclock, but you are someone who works at all ends of the day, as a music artist, touring Around The World, you thought you knew what being tired was. I thought you knew what being tired was. �. ,. , ~. , was. I did, and ive done Breakfast Radio so my was. I did, and ive done Breakfast Radio so my alarm was. I did, and ive done Breakfast Radio so my alarm has was. I did, and ive done Breakfast Radio so my alarm has gone was. I did, and ive done Breakfast Radio so my alarm has gone for was. I did, and ive done breakfast| radio so my alarm has gone for five years at four oclock in the morning, so i get it, but as you become a mother, this is a fact, you become a mother, this is a fact, you become kind of like a Mummy Bear and you never truly sleep properly again, because you are always having ear open, listening out anything that comes your way, so there is a tightness that comes With being a mum, but it is the most special time ever. But it is a hard time. I mum, but it is the most special time ever. But it is a hard time. Ever. But it is a hard time. I think this is one ever. But it is a hard time. I think this is one of ever. But it is a hard time. I think this is one of the ever. But it is a hard time. I think this is one of the things. Ever. But it is a hard time. I think this is one of the things. Im ever. But it is a hard time. I think this is one of the things. Im not. Ever. But it is a hard time. I think| this is one of the things. Im not a parent, but what ive loved, and its difficult when you are not, to get right how to support your friends who are, especially parents With newborns, and there is that thing when you are used to them being your drinking buddies or party bodies and you go round and you think yeah, ill take around a couple of bottles of fears and celebrate and its actually your book says two new mums, say, one drink and youre out. Know your time to spend With us. I drink and youre out. Know your time to spend With us. To spend With us. I had my girlfriend to spend With us. I had my girlfriend is to spend With us. I had my girlfriend is coming to spend With us. I had my girlfriend is coming round | to spend With us. I had my girlfriend is coming round saying, right, lets get back to where before you are pregnant, and it is never that way, but you have to be confident enough to say, right, enough, guys, ive got to do some feeding and i need to get some sleep in, so there is a whole chapter on how to help along the way With a friend who has just had a baby and its all there for you to help you out. I have been that person as well. Ive been to visit and, you know, stayed that couple of hours too long. I know, stayed that couple of hours too lonu. ,. ,. ,. , too long. I do not mean to divide ou too long. I do not mean to divide you between too long. I do not mean to divide you between you too long. I do not mean to divide you between you and too long. I do not mean to divide you between you and the too long. I do not mean to divide you between you and the Spice L too long. I do not mean to divide you between you and the spice girls, but who is the most useless in terms of advice or talking to about that time . I of advice or talking to about that time . , of advice or talking to about that time . , ,. , of advice or talking to about that time . ,. ,. , time . I was so lucky. They had all had children time . I was so lucky. They had all had children apart time . I was so lucky. They had all had children apart from time . I was so lucky. They had all had children apart from mel time . I was so lucky. They had all had children apart from mel c, time . I was so lucky. They had all had children apart from mel c, so | time . I was so lucky. They had all| had children apart from mel c, so i would say she was properly the most useless, because she hadnt had children. The others were amazing, just the tidbits that would help as we were travelling so much, but lots of things they told me about it was amazing, so i felt really lucky, how to swaddle, feeding wise, the rugby hold, there were lots of things that really helped along the way and thank goodness i had my girls there who had young children as well, so i had a lot of support, thank goodness, and my other half, jade. He was such a rock for me, and my mum, my family, they were great to have around. Mum, my family, they were great to have around mum, my family, they were great to have around. You know what, you are very lucky. Have around. You know what, you are very lucky. But have around. You know what, you are very lucky. But the have around. You know what, you are very lucky, but the message have around. You know what, you are very lucky, but the message is, very lucky, but the message is, mama, you got this, and even if you dont have all of that, you will do this. ~ ,. , ,. , you dont have all of that, you will do this. ~ ,. , do this. Absolutely. This whole book is there to tell do this. Absolutely. This whole book is there to tell you do this. Absolutely. This whole book is there to tell you that do this. Absolutely. This whole book is there to tell you that you do this. Absolutely. This whole book is there to tell you that you have is there to tell you that you have got this and you have to go With your instincts. We are all so different. Every mother does it so differently, and i dont think we should judge Each Other for that. I know some people after their birth get up and get back to the gym and i was like, its amazing, but others, we take longer, and you have to listen to what is right for you, so go With your instinct. We have got this. We are made for this. I{ignite this. We are made for this. Quite riaht too. This. We are made for this. Quite right too at this. We are made for this. Quite right too. At is this. We are made for this. Quite right too. At is ready this. We are made for this. Quite right too. At is ready for this. We are made for this. Quite right too. At is ready for you i right too. A t is ready for you whenever you like its going to be warm, milk, one sugar. There you go. We might even get charlie to make it for you. We might even get charlie to make it foryou. It we might even get charlie to make it for you. It might yet happen. Emmas new book is called mama you got this. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Its 8. 59. This is Bbc News. Im lukwesa burak. The latest headlines the covid epidemic in england is growing. A study suggests much of the growth is being driven by younger age groups not yet immunised. Childrens services in england a new report says they are more focused on investigating struggling families than helping them. 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