At the 149th open, the gates have just opened at royal St Georges. The first golfers tee off in half an hour. And well reveal the total amount raised for Children In Needs 2020 campaign. Plus, it is a dry sense within state. Will it last for the next a0 days . We have at least got the prospect for the next five. Good morning. Its thursday, the 15th ofjuly. Our top story this morning is a call for Sugar And Salt taxes to be introduced in england, to improve the nations health. A landmark report, commissioned by the government, says the money raised by the levy should be used to extend the free school Meals Programme and pay for gps to prescribe Fruit And Vegetables. Ellie price has more. Its just what the doctor ordered, but not what you might expect. Cathy runs the charity care merseyside, involved in whats called social prescribing. Patients are referred by their local gp, and then offered things like Exercise Support and Cooking Advice here. They also provide healthy food to low income families from the point of referral, we assess a persons needs. We assess what it is they need support with, and we offer them a various range of levels of support. So what we aim to do is to reduce gp consultations, to reduce hospitalisations and to try and tackle in a holistic way, how to help people improve their health and well being. Maureens got a number of physical and Mental Health issues, and has used the local Prescribing Service in different ways. Todays report recommends the government tries out projects like this across the country, with the aim to improve Peoples Health and reduce the cost to the nhs of treatment. I try not to get emotional, but i find it very difficult to manage. If we had an Ideal Amount of Fruit And Veg in our diet, it would be easier to create stuff. Stuff that was easy to eat. You need Varietx Stuff that was easy to eat. You need varietx it stuff that was easy to eat. You need varietx it is stuff that was easy to eat. You need variety. It is the variety that costs variety. It is the variety that costs i variety. It is the variety that costs. I could pay for it but it means costs. I could pay for it but it means something else has to go, and it means means something else has to go, and it means we means something else has to go, and it means we go In The Red instead of staying it means we go In The Red instead of staying in it means we go In The Red instead of staying in the black. Now i cant cope staying in the black. Now i cant cope with staying in the black. Now i cant cope with the worry of being In The Red. Todays report says a poor diet contributes to 6a,000 deaths every year in england alone, and costs the economy an estimated £7A Billion. Theres an environmental impact too globalfood production is the second biggest contributor to climate change. The report recommends a tax on sugary and Salty Foods. If producers dont change their recipes to use less, it could mean a Price Increase of 15 to 25 for Dessert Biscuits and sweets. The report also calls for Food Education in schools to be taken more seriously. Thats exactly what andrew hartshorn, a teacher in coventry, is already trying to do. And by the way, his students dont say yes, sir, they say yes, share. This has got to be a sustained effort with lots of support across the country, support in the classroom, helping fund ingredients, ensuring its place on the curriculum, ensuring its place in the timetable is safeguarded. It needs to be supported for our parents at home, so theyre able to access ingredients. The national Food Strategy estimates its recommendations would cost around £i. A billion a year, and bring in up to £3. A billion a year in Tax Revenue for the reports author. The cost of doing nothing would be terrible damage to the environment and to our bodies. Ellie price, Bbc News. The government has defended the decision to put Majorca And Ibiza on the Amber List for travel, just two weeks after they were moved to green. It means that, from Monday Morning, most holidaymakers returning to the uk from the Spanish Islands will have to isolate for ten days unless theyre fully vaccinated. Andrew walker reports. A warm mediterranean beach is a tempting prospect for many after more than a year of restrictions. Some saw the spanish Balearic Islands as an appealing choice for a summer getaway. But the changes announced by the government will cause problems for some, like medy, whos due to fly to New York at the weekend. Iv e ive had one vaccine three weeks ago. I know from monday. However, i will need to quarantine, and thats not great for my Mental Health, but im very lucky i can work from home. Infection rates have doubled on the island since they were added to the green Watch Listjust over two weeks ago. The Government Traffic Light system puts countries with the least severe covid situations into the green category. No quarantine is required for returning travellers. Bulgaria and Hong Kong are being added. Then theres the green Watch List, which is a warning that the country is at risk of moving to the next category, which is amber. Adult travellers have to quarantine for ten days from monday. From monday, that will no longer apply to those who are fully vaccinated. Many young people arent, so they will be affected as the Balearic Islands moves to amber. And for Red List countries, quarantine in a special hotel is required. Indonesia and cuba are being added. And from the government, a warning that further changes to the lists are possible. I think we all know by now that travelling at the moment is not the same as it was before there was a global pandemic. And it does mean that when people book, particularly if youre booking to a green Watch List country, you need to make sure you can get your money back. You need to make sure you can reach your accommodation whenever required. The changes come into force at aam on monday. They will also apply in wales and scotland. Northern ireland is expected to follow suit, though it will be a further week before the Abolition Exemption from quarantine for fully vaccinated adults applies there. Andrew walker, abc news. Scientists are warning that the nhs could be pushed to Breaking Point this winter, by the threat from three respiratory viruses, including covid. A report from the Academy Of Medical Sciences says action is needed now to prevent that, and calls for extra Staff And Capacity in the Health Service. Here 5 our Health Correspondent Catherine burns. Empty streets and deserted Stations Lockdown was our first defence in the pandemic, as people stayed at home to stop covid spreading. At the same time, it prevented us catching other viruses, too. But as were about to ease into something closer to life as normal, researchers are worried that we could see a resurgence in flu cases this winter. A reasonable worst Case Scenario would be about two times more cases than normal enough to potentially see Tens Of Thousands of extra deaths. Theyre also concerned that the burden from rsv, another virus that often affects children and the elderly, could double too. Winter is always a pressurised time for the nhs, and thats before considering covid and the Record Backlog of patients waiting for treatments. But researchers say much depends on what we do between now and then. So, as well as covid, theyre calling for tests for Flu And Rsv at the same time, arguing that the technology exists and itsjust a question of logistics. Its very important to be able to identify when youve got several different viruses transmitting at the same time, which one it is that people have got. And if you can do that, of course, you can look after them better. Another recommendation is to prioritise vaccines. Whether for a covid, any whetherfor a covid, any possible boosterjabs in the autumn, or Flu Vaccines for anybody eligible. The report also stresses the importance of making sure people can afford to isolate if theyre infected. But theres a lot of focus too, on what people can do to help themselves and others. Because the steps weve taken to protect ourselves from covid like masks, social distancing and fresh air, can only help with other respiratory viruses too. Catherine burns, Bbc News. South africa has announced a tenfold increase in the number of troops to be deployed, in response to widespread violence sparked by the jailing of the former president , jacob zuma. More than 70 people have now died, with the worst violence in years centred on durban and johannesburg. 0ur Correspondent Vumani mkhize is in durban for us this morning. Vumani, tell us about the situation where you are . Sure. We have got a 25,000 troops announced sure. We have got a 25,000 troops announced by the Minister Of Defence that are announced by the Minister Of Defence that are set to be deployed in the two most that are set to be deployed in the two most affected provinces. This is quite two most affected provinces. This is quite significant because this is the biggest Troop Deployment in the country the biggest Troop Deployment in the country since apartheid. Its just an indication of the severity of these an indication of the severity of these particular incidences that have these particular incidences that have rocked the two provinces. We have have rocked the two provinces. We have seen have rocked the two provinces. We have seen rampant looting, destruction of property. Its been quite destruction of property. Its been quite violent. The economy of the country quite violent. The economy of the country has quite violent. The economy of the country has been severely impacted, because country has been severely impacted, because the Port City of durban is a major because the Port City of durban is a major Arterial Route for a number of different major Arterial Route for a number of different products transported to not only different products transported to not only South Africa but the rest of the not only South Africa but the rest of the region as well. It is quite significant of the region as well. It is quite significant and it is having a massive significant and it is having a massive impact on the country at large massive impact on the country at larae. , ~ , massive impact on the country at larae. , ~ , massive impact on the country at lane,. , ~ ,. The Music Industry is weighted against artists, with even successful Pop Stars seeing Pitiful Returns from streaming, according to a group of mps. Theyre calling for a complete reset of the market, with musicians given a fair share of the money Uk Record labels earn from streaming. Our business reporter, ramzan karmali, has more. The unmistakable scent of chic, with Founder Nile rodgers on guitar. He is notjust a performer. He has composed and produced records for some of the biggest artist in history, from David Bowie to madonna, Diana Ross to double full. He is responsible for the sale of millions of records worldwide. Without the song there is no music business. He without the song there is no music business. , , without the song there is no music business. ,. , business. He was Ust One High Rofile business. He was ust one high Profile Star business. He was ust one high Profile Star to business. He wasjust one high Profile Star to appear business. He wasjust one high Profile Star to appear before i business. He wasjust one high l Profile Star to appear before mps business. 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They hope an overhaul of the Streaming Industry will have to create an environment where musicians get a fairer slice of the profits. About 30 people are missing after six houses collapsed in western germany following heavy Rain And Flooding in the area. Local police say around 25 more houses are still at risk of collapsing in the hilly Eiffel Region near the border with belgium. Extreme weather warnings have been issued for three states. The army has been deployed. Britney spears has won the right to choose her own lawyer, as she fights to end a conservatorship that has controlled her life since 2008. She told a court her father jamie should be removed from his role in it, and charged with abuse of his position. She thanked her fans for their support and celebrated by doing cartwheels. Impressive. That has got to have been sped up. Impressive. That has got to have been sped un impressive. That has got to have been sped up. Impressive. That has got to have beensuedu. ,. Been sped up. 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What we get today we get for the next a0 days. I will braegger to you gently. Its not true. At least we have got a sunrise this morning. This is the in edinburgh. A similar shot across the country. Not a huge amount of weather change. Dry and often sunny. It will turn warmer if not hotter in the next few days. There are is of The Cloud. North West England and North West wales great to begin with. Northern ireland too. Sunshine elsewhere. Across england and wales more cloud around this afternoon and we are seeing this morning. A week whether front pushes it southwards. Another one returns towards the west. We finished the day here with a little bit of drizzle. Ia to 17 in the northern and Western Isles. 2a degrees across the grampians today. 25 across the Lake District. Not a bad afternoon in Northern Ireland. A bit more sunshine. Eastern coast of england, a keen breeze. More cloud later. The highest temperatures will be in the South West of england and South East wales. 2060 high. As we go through today it should be dry for most of the net. A bit of cloud and patchy drizzle in the far North West. As we go through friday morning, a mild enough start about lots of sunshine in the days ahead, Particularfor England lots of sunshine in the days ahead, particular for england and wales. Really looking forward to that sunshine. We have had a lot of rain. Thanks, matt. ~ . , some of britain 5 biggest High Street banks are refusing to provide mortgages to furloughed workers and Self Employed People who took out covid grants during the pandemic. That 5 despite the Banking Watchdog saying that the payments should not prevent people from being able to access credit. Our Business Correspondent Sarah Corker has more. Swapping the city for the country, locked and has left People Yearning for green spaces and bigger homes. 0ver for green spaces and bigger homes. Over the past year, the uk has had a property boom. But some people who took out a Covid Support during the pandemic, like the ground for the Self Employed or furlough, pandemic, like the ground for the Self Employed orfurlough, say they are being locked out of the market. I almost feel i am being treated like a bankrupt in some way, that i am being penalised that strongly for something that was not my fault. In something that was not my fault. In lincolnshire, lisa says she cant get a mortgage because she was previously furloughed and works in hospitality. She is back full time but is being turned down by lenders. Ijust but is being turned down by lenders. I just feel really unfairly penalised, the truth be told. Furlough has protected myjob, because i would have lost that. But i didnt then expect to come out of The Other Side, to have a deposit and no debt, and all of the things that theoretically should make me an ideal first time buyer, that theoretically should make me an idealfirst time buyer, only that theoretically should make me an ideal first time buyer, only to find out that banks and building societies just will not lend to me at all. Ijust societies just will not lend to me at all. I just feel really let down, really let down by it. The at all. I just feel really let down, really let down by it. At all. I just feel really let down, really let down by it. The bbc asked all the major really let down by it. The bbc asked all the major banks really let down by it. The bbc asked all the major banks and really let down by it. The bbc asked all the major banks and building all the major banks and building societies about their policies. Most of them dont accept Mortgage Applications from people currently on furlough, or wouldnt include furloughed income when looking at affordability. There are rules for the 5 Million Self Employed too. Natwest and the royal bank of Scotland Wont even consider people who have taken out of the Governments Self Employment grant in the past year. 0thers Governments Self Employment grant in the past year. Others like Metro Bank and santander are asking for larger deposits. Bank and santander are asking for larger deposits Bank And Santander are asking for laraer deosits. ~ larger deposits. When the government announced its larger deposits. When the government announced its support larger deposits. When the government announced its Support Package larger deposits. When the government announced its Support Package they i announced its Support Package they did explicitly say it wouldnt affect did explicitly say it wouldnt affect your Credit Score or your chances affect your Credit Score or your chances of affect your Credit Score or your chances of getting a mortgage. In reality. Chances of getting a mortgage. In reality, however, lenders and their underwriters are looking at it. And we have underwriters are looking at it. And we have seen evidence they are taking we have seen evidence they are taking this into account. And in some taking this into account. And in some cases it is counting against people some cases it is counting against people taking a mortgage. Uk finance reresents people taking a mortgage. Uk finance represents the people taking a mortgage. Uk finance represents the industry. People taking a mortgage. Uk finance represents the industry. It people taking a mortgage. Uk finance represents the industry. It told people taking a mortgage. Uk finance represents the industry. It told us represents the industry. It told us lenders must carry out thorough income assessments to make sure mortgages are affordable in the long term. Decisions are made on a case by case basis. There are concerns that people working in Hospitality And Travel are increasingly being seen as high risk. , ,. , risk. These companies were ordered to close their risk. These companies were ordered to close their doors. Risk. These companies were ordered to close their doors. They risk. These companies were ordered to close their doors. They couldnt l to close their doors. They couldnt work to close their doors. They couldnt work and to close their doors. They couldnt work and of to close their doors. They couldnt work and of course they had to take that Money Work and of course they had to take that Money And Support that was offered that Money And Support that was offered by government. Now pandemic is ending offered by government. Now pandemic is ending they are finally being told that is ending they are finally being told that actually, they are a potentially long Term Compass got there potentially long Term Compass got there are potentially long Term Compass got there are potentially long term consequences for that, they may not be able consequences for that, they may not be able to consequences for that, they may not be able to borrow, they minuted a mortgage, be able to borrow, they minuted a mortgage, then it may not be able to buy a mortgage, then it may not be able to buy A House mortgage, then it may not be able to buy A House. Lisa mortgage, then it may not be able to buy A House buy A House. Lisa says he may have to send buy A House. Lisa says he may have to spend a buy A House. Lisa says he may have to spend a big buy A House. Lisa says he may have to spend a big chunk buy A House. Lisa says he may have to spend a big chunk of buy A House. Lisa says he may have to spend a big chunk of a buy A House. Lisa says he may have to spend a big chunk of a deposit i to spend a big chunk of a deposit and finding a new property to rent. I genuinely feel the opportunity to own My Own Home has gone and its devastating. Bud own My Own Home has gone and its devastating devastating. And millions of people who took covid devastating. And millions of people who took Covid Support, devastating. And millions of people who took Covid Support, or devastating. And millions of people who took Covid Support, or grands, | who took Covid Support, or grands, are facing tougher rules from lenders. Sarah caulker, Bbc News. We will lenders. Sarah caulker, Bbc News. Will keep an eye on that going forward. 20 minutes past six. Lets Take A Look at todays papers. � Snack Tax to fight Fat Crisis is the headline on the front page of the daily mail. The paper says a levy on salty and sugary food could add £3. A billion to families shopping bills every year. The mirror says there is � mask chaos, after mayors and political leaders across england called for Face Coverings to continue to be worn on Public Transport, despite coronavirus rules easing from monday. He the times says businesses have described the new guidelines on mask wearing as a mess, and that firms claim they are being given mixed messages and left in legal limbo over how to implement them. 0nline, the Huffington Post reports that the beano has crowned � britain 5 funniest classroom. Class 5b from Forthill Primary School in dundee submitted a topical joke about Face Masks in order to win the prize. It was, what did the Face Mask say to the mouth . I dont know. Let me coverfor you we needed a sound effect. 0ther jokes shortlisted included. Where s the best place to take a dog for a walk . Leeds. And, why did the Mobile Phone Go for an Eye Test . Because it lost its contacts there you go. You need to give it a bit more for there you go. You need to give it a bit more for when there you go. You need to give it a bit more for when youre there you go. You need to give it a bit more for when youre telling bit more for when youre telling yourjokes. Bit more for when youre telling yourjokes bit more for when youre telling our okes. ,. ,. , yourjokes. Apologies to all those youngsters yourjokes. Apologies to all those youngsters who yourjokes. Apologies to all those youngsters who wrote yourjokes. Apologies to all those youngsters who wrote those yourjokes. Apologies to all those l youngsters who wrote those jokes. Yourjokes. Apologies to all those I Youngsters who wrote those jokes. I dont think you bought into them. You have to buy into the jokes, chardy. What have you got . From the inside pages. Chardy. What have you got . From the inside pages. Just chardy. What have you got . From the inside pages, just saw chardy. What have you got . From the inside pages, just saw this chardy. What have you got . From the inside pages, just saw this story inside pages, just saw this story about the rugby star. This is quade cooper, a legend in australian rugby. He hasjust been denied an australian passport, even though he has played for australia 70 times. He has represented his nation 70 times. But he applied for citizenship. He is 33 years old. It has just been rejected. Citizenship. He is 33 years old. It hasjust been rejected. He citizenship. He is 33 years old. It has just been rejected. He turned his back on his country, so they say. He was born in new zealand, moved to australia at the age of 13. Became a professional rugby player. He was told his application had been rejected because he failed to provide evidence that he met certain requirements, including prove that he participated in activities of benefit to australia. He has represented australia 70 times. Yeah. There you go. The system sometimes works in funny ways. It takes a lot to get an australian passport you have to go above and beyond. Can i stay a little bit of time to do a story or not . No. 0k. Fine. 22 minutes past six. Lets get back to one of our top stories now, and theres a warning this morning that the nhs could be brought to Breaking Point this winter, by a Triple Threat from covid, flu and other respiratory viruses. We can discuss that, and the rest of the Days Health stories, with one of our regular gps, dr william bird. Good morning. How are you . I am a very well. Good morning. How are you . I am a very well. Thank good morning. How are you . I am a very well, thank you. Good morning. How are you . I am a very well, thank you. How good morning. How are you . I am a very well, thank you. How are good morning. How are you . I am a very well, thank you. How are you . | very well, thank you. How are you . Yeah, very well, thank you. How are you . Yeah, realty very well, thank you. How are you . Yeah, really well. Three respiratory viruses. What is this wave of concern that we should be knowing about . ~. , concern that we should be knowing about . ,. , about . Well, last winter we had virtually no about . Well, last winter we had virtually no flu. About . Well, last winter we had virtually no flu. And about . Well, last winter we had virtually no flu. And we about . Well, last winter we had virtually no flu. And we had about . Well, last winter we had virtually no flu. And we had no i about . Well, last winter we had virtually no flu. And we had no rsv. Rizvi is virtually no flu. And we had no rsv. Rizvi is bronchiolitis for young children rizvi is bronchiolitis for young children. Any parent will know how you worrying that is. It is when the child you worrying that is. It is when the child feels you worrying that is. It is when the child feels they have a Bubbly Chest and are child feels they have a Bubbly Chest and are struggling to breathe. Then it gets and are struggling to breathe. Then it gets better. It can be a cold, which it gets better. It can be a cold, which happens in adults, and in elderly which happens in adults, and in elderly people you get bronchitis. It is elderly people you get bronchitis. It is a elderly people you get bronchitis. It is a nasty virus that comes at The Beginning Of Winter and peaks ust The Beginning Of Winter and peaks just before christmas. Flu tends to peak just before christmas. Flu tends to peakjust just before christmas. Flu tends to peakjust after christmas. And of Course Peakjust after christmas. And of Course Covid can pique any time. It looks Course Covid can pique any time. It looks like Course Covid can pique any time. It looks like what has happened is these looks like what has happened is these coming winter we have this big peak coming up in august. That will Fade Away peak coming up in august. That will Fade Away. We dont know how quickly that will Fade Away. We dont know how quickly that will fade. The nhs will have really that will fade. The nhs will have really struggled with that one. Then we are really struggled with that one. Then we are going to get problems. There is no Immune System for the rsv. Nobody is no Immune System for the rsv. Nobody had at last year, it was very low. Nobody had at last year, it was very low then nobody had at last year, it was very low. Then we have an unpredictable flu. Low. Then we have an unpredictable flu we low. Then we have an unpredictable flu. We think it will be twice as high flu. We think it will be twice as high for flu. We think it will be twice as high for rsv and twice as high for flu than high for rsv and twice as high for flu than a high for rsv and twice as high for flu than a normal year. So you can imagine flu than a normal year. So you can imagine these three big waves of the covid, imagine these three big waves of the covid, the imagine these three big waves of the covid, the rsv, then the influenza, making covid, the rsv, then the influenza, making sure covid, the rsv, then the influenza, making sure that the nhs is going to be really making sure that the nhs is going to be really stretched the whole time. It interesting. You say we had fewer instances of a a lot of that was down to social Distancing And Face coverings, and ijust wonder, it would be interesting to get your view, you will have understandably been across the debate over whether or not it should be guidance, the law, recommendations to wear Face Coverings when we get tojuly i9 law, recommendations to wear Face Coverings when we get tojuly 19 in england, and various dates around the four nations. How reassured are you that Face Coverings for people on Public Transport, and the guidance seems to be in other enclosed spaces . Guidance seems to be in other enclosed spaces . When you talk to those trying enclosed spaces . When you talk to those trying to enclosed spaces . When you talk to those trying to model enclosed spaces . When you talk to those trying to model how enclosed spaces . When you talk to those trying to model how big enclosed spaces . When you talk to those trying to model how Big A enclosed spaces . When you talk to | those trying to model how Big A rise of the those trying to model how Big A rise of the covid those trying to model how Big A rise of the covid is going to be for the august. Of the covid is going to be for the august, they say they really dont now how august, they say they really dont now how the public are going to respond now how the public are going to respond. If the public really do carry respond. If the public really do Carry On respond. If the public really do Carry On being very kind of cautious and you Carry On being very kind of cautious and you have Face Coverings and people and you have Face Coverings and people isolating, in general from each people isolating, in general from each other, and we are notjust all huddled each other, and we are notjust all huddled together straightaway, then the Peak Huddled together straightaway, then the peak will actually be quite low. It the peak will actually be quite low. It will the peak will actually be quite low. It will be the peak will actually be quite low. It will be quite a reasonable peak. Still high it will be quite a reasonable peak. Still high but not that bad. Face coverings still high but not that bad. Face coverings and people just been connected and going together, if that is connected and going together, if that is all connected and going together, if that is all got rid of, then we are going that is all got rid of, then we are going to that is all got rid of, then we are going to see a much bigger peak. We know that going to see a much bigger peak. We know that Face Coverings work. We didnt know that Face Coverings work. We didnt know know that Face Coverings work. We didnt know to start with. Everyone was not didnt know to start with. Everyone was not quite sure. We have had a whole was not quite sure. We have had a whole year was not quite sure. We have had a whole year now have masses of research whole year now have masses of research and it shows it really makes research and it shows it really makes a research and it shows it really makes a difference. So my view, and normally makes a difference. So my view, and normally im makes a difference. So my view, and normally im trying to say, lets et normally im trying to say, lets get back normally im trying to say, lets get back to normal as much as possible. Get back to normal as much as possible, but Face Coverings dont really possible, but Face Coverings dont really have possible, but Face Coverings dont really have a huge impact when you are indoors really have a huge impact when you are indoors. Sol really have a huge impact when you are indoors. So i think really they should are indoors. So i think really they should be are indoors. So i think really they should be worn as much as possible. If it should be worn as much as possible. If it is should be worn as much as possible. If it is not should be worn as much as possible. If it is not a should be worn as much as possible. If it is not a lot people should think. If it is not a lot people should think. We if it is not a lot people should think, we are doing it for Everyone Else, think, we are doing it for Everyone Else, it think, we are doing it for Everyone Else, it may think, we are doing it for Everyone Else, it may not be for me, you may have else, it may not be for me, you may have your else, it may not be for me, you may have your vaccination, but actually, the know have your vaccination, but actually, the know we have your vaccination, but actually, the know we can keep this peak, the bigger the know we can keep this peak, the bigger impact it will have on the nhs as bigger impact it will have on the nhs as well. Face coverings should be worn nhs as well. Face coverings should be worn On Nhs as well. Face coverings should be worn on Public Transport and in enclosed be worn on Public Transport and in enclosed spaces as much as possible. If it enclosed spaces as much as possible. If it is enclosed spaces as much as possible. If it is going enclosed spaces as much as possible. If it is going to be discretionary, it is up if it is going to be discretionary, it is up to if it is going to be discretionary, it is up to us to do that. Shall we talk about it is up to us to do that. Shall we talk about the it is up to us to do that. Shall we talk about the vaccine it is up to us to do that. Shall we talk about the Vaccine Rollout . | it is up to us to do that. Shall we talk about the Vaccine Rollout . How talk about the Vaccine Roll out . How busy are you in terms of Vaccine Administration . Administration . Vaccine Administration Administration . Vaccine administration is administration . Vaccine administration is still i administration . Vaccine i administration is still going administration . Vaccine administration is still going on. 0bviously administration is still going on. Obviously we have got the mix between obviously we have got the mix between the centres and the nhs. As we get between the centres and the nhs. As we get to between the centres and the nhs. As we get to over 80 now of the population over 18, which is amazing, population over 18, which is amazing, 84 , and as we come into the winter amazing, 84 , and as we come into the winter we are going to get the booster the winter we are going to get the Booster Vaccines as well as flu. Hopefully Booster Vaccines as well as flu. Hopefully they will be done together. They will be done in september. It looks like at the Peak Of. September. It looks like at the Peak Ofm the september. It looks like at the Peak Of. The Covid Peak will be august into september. If we get to september we will see this big kind of real september we will see this big kind of real hit september we will see this big kind of real hit in Primary Care of both the vaccinations and covid, and then primary the vaccinations and covid, and then Primary Care the vaccinations and covid, and then Primary Care is the one that has to deal with Primary Care is the one that has to deal with the children on rsv. We are going deal with the children on rsv. We are going to get that straight afterwards. The area that i am worried afterwards. The area that i am worried about most is possibly not The Hospitals and so much. It is the hih The Hospitals and so much. It is the high areas~ The Hospitals and so much. It is the high areas. Gps, Primary Care. We are losing high areas. Gps, Primary Care. We are losing a high areas. Gps, Primary Care. We are losing a lot of star. Some of them are losing a lot of star. Some of them have are losing a lot of star. Some of them have not come back. They are still in them have not come back. They are still in isolation. Primary care will be still in isolation. Primary care will be really stretched this winter will be really stretched this winter. � , will be really stretched this winter. ,. , will be really stretched this winter. ,. ,. , winter. Always good to talk to you. You have a winter. Always good to talk to you. You have a good winter. Always good to talk to you. You have a good day. Winter. Always good to talk to you. You have a good day. Speak winter. Always good to talk to you. You have a good day. Speak to i winter. Always good to talk to you. You have a good day. Speak to youj you have a good day. Speak to you soon. You have a good day. Speak to you soon thanks you have a good day. Speak to you soon. Thanks very you have a good day. Speak to you soon. Thanks very much you have a good day. Speak to you soon. Thanks very much indeed. I time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, im sonja jessup. The met says more than 120 reports of domestic abuse have been made to its new online Reporting System in just the three weeks since its launch. So far this year, 13 people have been killed as a result of Domestic Violence thats already higher than the whole of last year. Police hope the new online Reporting System will encourage victims to come forward. The data we are going to get from an online report, what is written, is often more than a phone call. Its a really safe system where they can exit the report quickly and not alert the perpetrator to what they are reporting. Detectives investigating the murder the murder of a 16 year old boy in South London are looking for a moped which may have been used in the attack. Demarie 0mare Roye was stabbed in Thornton Heath last friday. Two people have been arrested but detectives say they need witnesses to come forward. A new study has found that poor Air Quality could be triggering Asthma Attacks among 350,000 londoners. More than half A Million people in the capital are registered as having asthma. The study by Asthma Uk and the british Lung Foundation also found newham had the highest rate of Emergency Hospital admissions for the condition in 2018. Designs for a permanent tribute to the Windrush Generation have been narrowed down to the final four. The monument thats eventually chosen will stand at Waterloo Station to honour how the Windrush Generation has enriched britains history. Londoners can vote for their favourite online and the winner will be chosen by the commemoration committee. Lets take a quick look at the travel. We still have problems on the 0verground due to flood damage. No service between Euston And Kilburn high road. Other lines are running as normal. Time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Good morning. High pressure is firmly centred across the uk at the moment and it is looking dry and settled for the rest of this week and into the start of next. Its not going to be sunny all the time, in fact todays looking cloudier and a Touch Cooler than it was yesterday. It is a mild start to the morning, temperatures in the mid teens in celsius. There is a bit of cloud out there already and we will see some bright and sunny spells this morning and then The Cloud is set to thicken at times into the afternoon. Because its a cloudy day, it will feel cooler with Temperatures Peaking this time in the low 20s in celsius. We still have that northerly to North Westerly wind blowing too. Through the evening and overnight we will see a lot of that cloud break up to give us a more clear spells and overnight lows of around 13 or 15 degrees, so a mild start to the day on friday. Friday, a lot more in the way our Blue Sky and sunshine, this time throughout the day, and it is set to feel warm up with temperatures widely peaking around the Mid 20s In Celsius and some spots out towards the Western Parts of the capital and into Central London itself may be 26 or 27 celsius. We will start to see some rather warm, sticky nights from friday onwards. It looks like a very summery weekend in store with the Heat Peaking On Sunday. Thats all for now. Im back in half an hour. Now its back to Naga And Charlie. Bye bye. Hello this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Coming up on breakfast this morning. Even byjoe wicks standards, his 2a Hour Pe lesson was seriously impressive hell tell us how that and other projects helped Raise Millions of pounds for Children In Need. War and peace Starjames Norton willjoin us to talk about his powerful new film, about a terminally ill man trying to find the perfect new family for his son. And if you feel like you need another major Sporting Tournament in your life, the Comedian Adam hills will tell us why we should all be getting into the rugby league World Cup. A tax on Sugar And Salt in processed food is one of the suggested measures in a government commissioned report designed to improve the health of the nation. It also says we should be eating less meat, and teaching children more about healthy eating. Ben is on a farm near leeds for us this morning, and can tell us more. Yes. Welcome to a glorious start on the day in leeds, and meet rocky the bull. We are looking at some of the implications of the report published today, and you are quite right. So many different takeaways as far as the Farming Industry is concerned but also as consumers. What does it mean for the way we buy and consume food, and particularly things like meat. Let me run you through some of the headlines because it is suggested we shoot eat list Sugar And Salt we should eat less Sugar And Salt we should eat less Sugar And Salt we should eat less Sugar And Salt and it proposes a tax so it makes manufacturers with a more expensive price to buy those and it will pass that onto us to make it more expensive. The second is we should eat less meat. So of this stuff. And its also calling for much better education as to where the food comes from as there is so much disconnect as people are not aware of where their Milk Or Meat comes from and in places like this on farms, that is so important. What will the industry do and how will they respond and what are the implications, and particularly, we have talked about imports of may be cheap meat from overseas which is one of the big negotiating issues as far as the Brexit Referendum was concerned. Angela is a farmer here. 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As british farmers, we have the highest welfare for animals farmers, we have the highest welfare for animals in the world and i think its important and they understand and realise that if they buy something from a local farm it has been something from a local farm it has been reared as well i was talking about been reared as well i was talking about eating less meat, and that is one of about eating less meat, and that is one of the about eating less meat, and that is one of the proposals in this report, but what one of the proposals in this report, but what would that mean for you as a farmer . But what would that mean for you as a farmer . , ,. ,. ,. A farmer . People said i would reduce my consumption a farmer . People said i would reduce my consumption of a farmer . People said i would reduce my consumption of red a farmer . People said i would reduce my consumption of red meat, a farmer . People said i would reduce my consumption of red meat, would | my consumption of red meat, would that have implications for you . Slightly, but i believe in everything in moderation and you can eat red everything in moderation and you can eat red meat but dont eat it three times eat red meat but dont eat it three times a eat red meat but dont eat it three times a day, seven days a week, and if we times a day, seven days a week, and if we brought times a day, seven days a week, and if we brought british meat, then the british if we brought british meat, then the british farmer would be able to keep running british farmer would be able to keep Running At british farmer would be able to keep Running At that. The problem will be when Running At that. The problem will be when they Running At that. The problem will be when they start importing cheap meat from abroad which doesnt have the same from abroad which doesnt have the same Welfare Standards we have. As a farm, a lot same Welfare Standards we have. As a farm. A lot of same Welfare Standards we have. Is. Farm, a lot of people forget that you are in it to make money, that is how you run the business and that you have diversified and all sorts of ways and you have a farm shop, cafe, Garden Centre and you do the School Trips. How tough is it to be a farmer right now . Its School Trips. How tough is it to be a farmer right now . School trips. How tough is it to be a farmer right now . Its very tough for farmers a farmer right now . Its very tough for farmers. We a farmer right now . Its very tough for farmers. We just a farmer right now . Its very tough for farmers. We just need a farmer right now . Its very tough for farmers. We just need the i a farmer right now . Its very tough l for farmers. We just need the public to back for farmers. We just need the public to back us for farmers. We just need the public to back us on this one. To back us on this one. Angela, lovel to to back us on this one. Angela, lovely to see to back us on this one. Angela, lovely to see you to back us on this one. Angela, lovely to see you and to back us on this one. Angela, lovely to see you and thanks i to back us on this one. Angela, l lovely to see you and thanks very much for having us. We will chat more later. The report published this morning is so, so important. Apologies there, the technical gremlins have gone into Bens Camera and although the sunshine is that we will fix all of that and be back with ben later in the programme. Always very frustrating. See the frustration from ben. It is so annoying because you have such a lovely location in such an important story to tell and then the technical gremlins happen, but we will sort them out and be back later. Lets talk more about this with lindsay boswell, whos Chief Executive of the Food Waste Charity fareshare. So people understand, you are a Food Waste Charity, so you provide fresh and in Date Food that might otherwise go to waste to Community Groups and thats the area you work in. What are the issues that you think these national Food Strategy should address, directly related to what you do . Should address, directly related to what ou do . ,. , what you do . Good morning, charlie and first of all, what you do . Good morning, charlie and first of all, as what you do . Good morning, charlie and first of all, as youre what you do . Good morning, charlie and first of all, as youre outbreak. And first of all, as youre outbreak outside broadcaster said, this is an incredibly important report and it cuts across a whole range of different areas and the Areas Charlie was talking about, but also tackles issues that we are really concerned about one is the issue of Food Waste. If Food Waste was a country would be the third largest Greenhouse Gas Emitter after china and the united states and at a time when we are all aware of what the future holds on climate change, sorting that out is massively important. 0nly sorting that out is massively important. Only a tiny bit of this report is diverting this food to where it can do the most social good, which is connecting people who are vulnerable with local services that can help them on that but the story is much bigger than that and there is a particular reference around a piece of work that Marcus Rashford has taken a lead on, which is around trying to make sure that no child goes hungry because a child who is hungry does not learn and if you remove the opportunity to learn, we are failing that child and that Childs Ability to play a role in society for the whole of its life. So that is unbelievably important and what the report is calling for is that we have an expansion of the free school Meals Programme and an expansion of the Summer Holiday and also easter and christmas time Holiday Activity programmes and i know the headline will be about the Salt And Junk food and making that more expensive, but if that is put into place then that additional cost will pay for all of the measures in henry� s report, and Henry Dimbleby, and the team around him have done an amazing job. This is the most important set of changes into how we live our lives and that has happened in my lifetime and the government really does need to take notice of this. ,. ,. , this. Help me with this one, because the only thing this. Help me with this one, because the only thing that this. Help me with this one, because the only thing that matters this. Help me with this one, because the only thing that matters here i this. 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Food it get elsewhere. Completely. You have got It Spot on. 64,000 i you have got It Spot on. 6a,000 people will die as a result of poor diet this year. 6a,000 people, and we have to stop that. This is costing the country, the economy, £7A Billion every single year and the other prediction, which is not henrys, this is the science, if we keep eating badly as a result of obesity, the cost of diabetes in just 12 years time, so by the time the euros comes around three more times in 12 years, that will cost the nation more than £15 Million, which is a staggering sum of money and we will be spending more on diabetes then than we are on all Cancer Treatments now. We cant afford this, we cant afford to keep feeling bad food to people. We cannot vote out children who go hungry and we can afford to destroy the planet in the way we are doing. There are so many different moving parts to this that it needs, and its almost like when bevan and the nhs, as a country, we need a complete fresh approach. Flan nhs, as a country, we need a complete fresh approach. Can i ust ask ou, complete fresh approach. Can i ust Ask You. And complete fresh approach. Can i ust askyou. And r � complete fresh approach. Can i ust Ask You, and i know i complete fresh approach. Can i ust Ask You, and i know you i complete fresh approach. Can i ust Ask You, and i know you dont i complete fresh approach. Can ijust Ask You, and i know you dont want j Ask You, and i know you dont want to get involved in the politics and quite rightly because you are involved in the practicalities but given what is now in the Public Domain in terms of this report and given what you have known from the past, is there any excuse for the government to not do something immediately, ahead of their overall report. Are there some things that could be done today, next week, that would dramatically affect things that should be done, regardless of the Greater Measures . Absolutely. In each of these the Greater Measures . Absolutely. In each of these areas the Greater Measures . Absolutely. In each of these areas there the Greater Measures . Absolutely. In each of these areas there are the Greater Measures . Absolutely. In each of these areas there are quick. Each of these areas there are quick wins that can be made. , and particularly one around making sure that no child goes hungry. The government has seen the public appetite for making that happen over the past year and they did react and credit where it is due, they put the Summer Holiday provision into place very very quickly but that was a one year programme. And they know that that works so they can make a quick announcement and say, yes, we will look at the whole of this in the round but we are going to focus on kids first and get that area sorted out as soon as possible. Really interesting to hear your thoughts this morning. And just by way of government response, the Environment Secretary George eustace said he would like to Thank Henry dimbleby and his team for their work on the independent review and the government will carefully consider its conclusions and respond with a White Paper within six months, setting out our priorities for the food system. Eight minutes ago, it began, mike. It began. Im so excited because we had a year most of this. The worlds oldest Golf 0pen of this. The worlds oldest golf open championship, supposedly the hundred and 50th this year but its not. It seems an age ago since Shane Lowry made this. You have the big names that cross the chances on the amateurs. All the chance of riding the headlines On Sunday night. After a two year wait, the open at royal St Georges, is finally underway, with the first round of golfers onto the first fairway. Theyll be watched by up to 32 Thousand fans each day, one its one of the Governments Test events, but despite the excitement, not all of the players are fans of this course, with its long rough and mountainous bunkers. Ben croucher has more. Teeing it up at last on the kentish coast. Better late than never. The open championship at royal St Georges is one of golf� s most fearsome challenges, whether its the devilish rough, the swirling Sea Breeze or the undulating fairways and greens, the players are in for a bumpy ride. Its just not as exciting, i dont know why. Whether it be a couple of shots to nothing, a couple of blind. A couple of blind Tee Shots or shots where you cant see much, im not too big of a fan of that. Few tournaments, few courses provide such unpredictability. Take ben curtis, ranked 396th in the world when he won in 2003, or darren clarkes unexpected, emotional triumph a decade ago. The game has come a long way since then, and when the lies are uneven it means golf can be a real leveller. I think is ive got a little more experienced and matured, ive been able to play this championship a little bit better and hopefully i can continue that record this week. Its notjust the players who are happy to be back at St Georges this week. We have fans as well. 0ver each day of competition, over 32,000 will be in attendance. Its lovely to get out, isnt it . Its absolutely excellent. And the Practice Day is brilliant| because everything is up close. Its been really fun, actually, seeing so many faces. We saw Rory Mcilroy playing on the putting green which was, well, he was five metres in front of me. Its amazing, especially down in the South East, is fantastic and the weather is perfect. It looked like it was going to be raining and it is amazing. Its like to be here. Dont be fooled by the perfect location, there are hazards everywhere you look. For the man who will be the king of royal St Georges on Sunday Evening, he will have truly earned it. Ben croucher, Bbc News. Well, this was the moment, at 6. 35 on the dot, that Richard Bland, of england, hit the first Tee Shot. You may remember, back in may, aged a8, he became the oldest first time, winner on the European Tour and he can be pleased, with that first Tee Shot which he tweeted was truly an honour. I will bring you in here because you are better at golf than me. Im are better at golf than me. Im t in to are better at golf than me. Im trying to see are better at golf than me. Im trying to see if are better at golf than me. Im trying to see if it are better at golf than me. In trying to see if it made the fairway. Trying to see if it made the fairwa. ,. , �. ,. ,. , fairway. You dont want to be on the left, in fairway. You dont want to be on the left. In the fairway. 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Well he will rejoin the lions squad, 18 days after dislocating his shoulder. Head coach Warren Gatland says he wont be considered for their next warm up match on saturday, but Willjoin Training on monday and could feature in the first test the folowing saturday englands Women Cricketers won their multi Format Series against india after an 8 Wicket Win in theirfinal t20 match. India won the toss and chose to Bat Opener Smiriti mandhana top scoring with 70 as they finished on 153 for 6, and in response an unbeaten 89 from Dani Wyatt saw her side over the line with eight balls remaining as they scored a 10 6 win. British Number One Dan Evans has now pulled out of the Olympics Evans tested positive for covid 19, and is now self isolating. He joins a host of players missing out, including johanna konta, who announced she had tested positive on tuesday. Rafael nadal and Roger Federer are also out as part of covid safety protocols, atheltes will have to put their own medals on at this years olympic games. Ioc president thomas bach, announced that the medal ceremonies at the Tokyo Olympics will look a little different this time. Athletes will have their medals presented on a tray, before putting them around their own necks to protect against the spread of coronavirus. The heavens opened, the wind comes in and it changes the tournament, but not this time. I was talking to someone who is qualified, nick poppleton, and you will look into it, and i said the weather looks great and i said, are you please, he said no, iwanted great and i said, are you please, he said no, i wanted to be really windy and like england whether because the americans are used to the good weather and here in the uk we are used to the wind and the rain. Marriott may be a bit of Sea Breeze tickling as well. Tickling as well. 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A beautiful sunrise on the 18th but its the breeze coming in from the north which is the biggest challenge on the coast through this week and into these weekend but increasing amounts of sunshine and strong sunshine and it gives a flavour of what most of us can expect the next few days with a lot of sunshine for the vast majority there will be some exceptions and overall it will be turning warmer, if not hotter across many spots and that starts today because we have High Pressure moving its way in. Its not with as yet, fully and these whether france brought some cloud far west of Scotland Scotland and elsewhere are a sunny start to thursday and it is saints within the state, of course. And we have the Breeze Blowing down which will bring more cloud later more cloud developing across england and wales through the afternoon but come away from the eastern coasts where temperatures are in the low teens, high teens and low 20s you might see 2a25 or 26 in the Lake District. Through the evening and overnight The Cloud across the South And East will linger for a while but will clear into tomorrow and more thick Clouds Tomorrow which could bring drizzle over night but in between with some clear skies, temperatures down to single figures are most in double figures as we start friday. This is a scene for friday with High Pressure moving in and we put The Cloud on to show we have cloud around the North And West so it will continue to feed in North And Western parts of scotland and always cloudy in the next few days and the chance of light showers, brightening up chance of light showers, brightening up in Northern Ireland but a few bits more sunshine for england and wales and a bit of fair Weather Cloud Brewing in the afternoon and temperatures will continue to rise, potentially 27 degrees in aberdeenshire and may be 27 in parts of southern england. Into the weekend the High Pressure is firmly over and scooting around the top with more cloud to the north of scotland but more in the way our Blue Skies with strong sunshine, high pollen levels but by this stage, still in the Mid 20s In Parts Of Scotland and Northern Ireland and high 20s in england and wales and with the High Pressure in place as we going to sunday, just the chance of more Cloud And Rain spreading in the far north but for most On Sunday, another sunny one. Cool across scotland and Northern Ireland as The Cloud spills in but for england and wales we could see Temperatures Peak at 30 degrees. Thats how its looking. Later this moring well be revealing the total amount raised for Children In Needs 2020 campaign. Johns In Loughborough for us today, and can tell us more. What a lovely location you have there. It looks like a little gazebo, orsomething. There. It looks like a little gazebo, or something. Yes, it is a trellis. A trellis gazebo, or something. Yes, it is a trellis. A Trellis Archway gazebo, or something. Yes, it is a trellis. A Trellis Archway or trellis. A Trellis Archway or something like that and welcome to gardeners question time, as it were, with the Vine Running over the top. Yes a Big Day to day and this is the reveal of the Children In Need total. We will tell you the number just after eight oclock this morning. We are at the Rainbows Hospice, a hospice for children and young people who look after people from babies, right up until people in their Mid 20s, offering all sorts of support, care, palliative care, of support, care, palliative care, of course, and they have ten beds here in normal times and during Covid Times you would expect ten young people to be supported here by theirfamilies but young people to be supported here by their families but they also have hundreds in the local community and when i say local community, that is right across the East Midlands, leicestershire, Nottinghamshire And Derbyshire and into lincolnshire as well. What the Children In Need of money does, as you are also aware with the history of Children In Need over the years that its been taking place that it funds projects, tangible projects in the money never disappears. We can always tell you through our reports every year exactly where the money goes and how it is helping the thousands and thousands of young people and their families across the uk and here it funds a member of staff, a Play Specialist who uses a therapeutic play to help the young children that are here and also sometimes to help with their siblings so it might be arts and crafts and it might help just to explain, especially sometimes to those other siblings, those young members of the family exactly what the families going through and it helps them them through and it helps them them through what is obviously an extremely difficult part of their lives. Children in need is a massive fixture in the Bbc Calendar and in many peoples lives every year. Last year we saw many peoples lives every year. Last year We Sanoe Wicks doing his exercise marathon, amazing money raised by countryfile by the Rickshaw Challenge and you will have been hula Hooping And Skipping and Cycling And Unicycling and baking cookies for pudsey and sitting in a bath of Baked Beans all to raise that money, and it is an impressive total and we will tell you all about it later on especially when you consider these were Covid Times and there are still covid restrictions so it is very difficult to raise as much money as you would have expected in normal years, but trust me, its a very, very impressive total and we will finance so much more about the work of this Place And Talk to a special young man who was supported by the hospice later in the programme after the News And Travel where you are this morning. Good morning, im sonja jessup. The met says more than 120 reports of domestic abuse have been made to its new online Reporting System, in just the three weeks since its launch. So far this year, 13 people have been killed as a result of Domestic Violence. Thats already higher than the whole of last year. Police hope the new online Reporting System will encourage victims to come forward. The data we are going to get from an online report, what is written, is often more than a phone call. Its a really safe system where they can exit the report quickly and not alert the perpetrator to what they are reporting. Detectives investigating the murder of a 16 year old boy in South London, are looking for a moped which may have been used in the attack. Demarie 0mare Roye was stabbed in Thornton Heath last friday. Two people have been arrested, but detectives say they need witnesses to come forward. A new study has found that poor Air Quality could be triggering Asthma Attacks among 350,000 londoners. More than half A Million people in the capital are registered as having asthma. The study, by Asthma Uk and the british Lung Foundation, also found newham had the highest rate of Emergency Hospital admissions for the condition in 2018. Designs for a permanent tribute to the Windrush Generation have been narrowed down to the final four. The monument thats eventually chosen will stand at Waterloo Station, to honour how the Windrush Generation has enriched britains history. Londoners can vote for their favourite online, and the winner will be chosen by the commemoration committee. Lets take a quick look at the travel. We still have problems on the 0verground due to flood damage. Theres no service between Euston And Kilburn high road. Other lines are running as normal. Time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Good morning. High pressure is firmly centred across the uk at the moment and it is looking dry and settled for the rest of this week and into the start of next. Its not going to be sunny all the time, in fact todays looking cloudier and a Touch Cooler than it was yesterday. It is a mild start to the morning, temperatures in the mid teens in celsius. There is a bit of cloud out there already and we will see some bright and sunny spells this morning and then The Cloud is set to thicken at times into the afternoon. Because its a cloudy day, it will feel cooler with Temperatures Peaking this time in the low 20s in celsius. We still have that northerly to North Westerly wind blowing too. Through the evening and overnight we will see a lot of that cloud break up to give us a more clear spells and overnight lows of around 13 or 15 degrees, so a mild start to the day on friday. Friday, a lot more in the way of Blue Sky and sunshine, this time throughout the day, and it is set to feel warm with temperatures widely peaking around the Mid 20s In Celsius and some spots out towards the Western Parts of the capital and into Central London itself may be 26 or 27 celsius. We will start to see some rather warm, sticky nights from friday onwards. It looks like a very summery weekend in store with the Heat Peaking On Sunday. Thats all for now. Im back in half an hour. Do Take A Look at our website too. Now its back to Naga And Charlie. Bye bye. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. A Snack Tax on sugary and salty food is proposed to help improve the nations health. The Spanish Islands of ibiza, majorca and menorca are moved back to the Amber List, two weeks after going green. Golfs oldest major is under way. Richard bland of england hit the first Tee Shot of the 1a9th open championship. And it was a decent one too, to the delight of the 32,000 fans allowed per day at royal St Georges. And David 0lusoga will tell us about Meeting Health Workers from overseas who transformed the nhs in the face of discrimination. Plus, will the weather for the plus, will the weatherfor the rest of the summer be decided today . It is St Swithins day. For many it is dry and sunny. The full forecast later. Good morning. Its thursday, the 15th ofjuly. Our top story this morning is a call for Sugar And Salt taxes to be introduced in england to improve the nations health. A landmark report, commissioned by the government, says the money raised by the levy should be used to extend the free school Meals Programme and pay for gps to prescribe Fruit And Vegetables. Ellie price has more. Its just what the doctor ordered, but not what you might expect. Cathy runs the charity care merseyside, involved in whats called social prescribing. Patients are referred by their local gp, and then offered things like Exercise Support and Cooking Advice. Here, they also provide healthy food to low income families. From the point of referral, we assess a persons needs. We assess what it is they need support with, and we offer them a various range of levels of support. So what we aim to do is to reduce gp consultations, to reduce hospitalisations and to try and tackle in a holistic way, how to help people improve their health and well being. Maureens got a number of physical and Mental Health issues, and has used the local Prescribing Service in different ways. Todays report recommends the government tries out projects like this across the country, with the aim to improve Peoples Health and reduce the cost to the nhs of treatment. I try not to get emotional, but i find it very difficult to manage. If we had an Ideal Amount of Fruit And Veg in our diet, it would be easier to create stuff. Stuff that was easy to eat. You need variety. It is the variety that costs. I could pay for it, but it means something else has to go, and it means we go In The Red instead of staying in the black. Now i cant cope with the worry of being In The Red. Todays report says a poor diet contributes to 6a,000 deaths every year in england alone, and costs the economy an estimated £7A Billion. Theres an environmental impact too globalfood production is the second biggest contributor to climate change. The report recommends a tax on sugary and Salty Foods. If producers dont change their recipes to use less, it could mean a Price Increase of 15 to 25 for desserts, biscuits and sweets. The report also calls for Food Education in schools to be taken more seriously. Thats exactly what andrew hartshorn, a teacher in coventry, is already trying to do. And by the way, his students dont say, yes, sir, they say, 0ui, chef. This has got to be a sustained effort with lots of support across the country, support in the classroom, helping fund ingredients, ensuring its place on the curriculum, ensuring its place in the timetable is safeguarded. It needs to be supported for our parents at home, so theyre able to access ingredients. The national Food Strategy estimates its recommendations would cost around £1. A billion a year, and bring in up to £3. A billion a year in Tax Revenue for the reports author. The cost of doing nothing would be terrible damage to the environment and to our bodies. Ellie price, Bbc News. The government has defended the decision to put Majorca And Ibiza on the Amber List for travel just two weeks after they were moved to green. It means that, from Monday Morning, most holidaymakers returning to the uk from the Spanish Islands will have to isolate for ten days unless theyre fully vaccinated. Andrew walker reports. A warm mediterranean beach is a tempting prospect for many after more than a year of restrictions. Some saw the spanish Balearic Islands as an appealing choice for a summer getaway. But the changes announced by the government will cause problems for some, like medi, whos due to fly to majorca at the weekend. Ive had one vaccine three weeks ago. I know from Monday People who are double vaccinated dont need to quarantine when they return from Amber List countries. However, i will need to quarantine, and thats not great for my Mental Health, but im very lucky i can work from home. Infection rates have doubled on the island since they were added to the green Watch Listjust over two weeks ago. The Government Traffic Light system puts countries with the least severe covid situations into the green category. No quarantine is required for returning travellers. Bulgaria and Hong Kong are being added. Then theres the green Watch List, which is a warning that the country is at risk of moving to the next category, which is amber. Adult travellers have to quarantine for ten days. From monday, that will no longer apply to those who are fully vaccinated. Many young people arent, so they will be affected as the Balearic Islands moves to amber. And for Red List countries, quarantine in a special hotel is required. Four countries, including indonesia and cuba, are being added. And from the government, a warning that further changes to the lists are possible. I think we all know by now that travelling at the moment is not the same as it was before there was a global pandemic. And it does mean that when people book, particularly if youre booking to a green Watch List country, you need to make sure you can get your money back. You need to make sure you can reach your accommodation whenever required. The changes come into force at aam on monday. They will also apply in wales and scotland. Northern ireland is expected to follow suit, though it will be a further week before the Abolition Exemption from quarantine for fully vaccinated adults applies there. Andrew walker, abc news. Borisjohnson will today insist that his plans for reducing inequality across the uk, will not make rich parts of the country poorer. The Prime Minister is to give a speech in the West Midlands on what he calls his Levelling Up programme, at a time when some conservatives are worried that the partys traditional supporters are being neglected. Lets get more on this from our political correspondent ben wright. Good morning. This is an interesting one. If you are Levelling Up, and you are going to put more money in, surely it means that the areas that already have lots of money are going to get less of that bundle of money, this package of money that is available. This is not how this being sold . Available. This is not how this bein sold . ,. , � , being sold . Good morning. Thats exactly right being sold . Good morning. Thats exactly right. Boris being sold . Good morning. Thats exactly right. Boris johnson i being sold . Good morning. Thats exactly right. Boris johnson will i exactly right. Boris johnson will say Levelling Up doesnt mean levelling down as he makes a speech that tries levelling down as he makes a speech that tries to levelling down as he makes a speech that tries to flesh out and deFine a slogan that tries to flesh out and deFine a slogan that we hear a lot from Ministers Slogan that we hear a lot from ministers. It was at the heart of the manifesto in 2019 by the tories. The idea the manifesto in 2019 by the tories. The idea of the manifesto in 2019 by the tories. The idea of transferring money and resources the idea of transferring money and resources to poorer parts of england, resources to poorer parts of england, the midlands and the north of england, government money, encouraging investment, shrinking the equality gap, the equality of Opportunity Gap between North And South Opportunity Gap between North And South. That is a key theme for this government. The best for the tories is that government. The best for the tories is that it government. The best for the tories is that it alienates some of their core is that it alienates some of their core supporters in the south of England Core supporters in the south of england. They made feel left out and forgotten england. They made feel left out and forgotten. I think the tories feel they have forgotten. I think the tories feel they have already paid a price. They lost a they have already paid a price. They lost a By Election in chesham and amersham lost a By Election in chesham and amersham in buckinghamshire last month amersham in buckinghamshire last month. They got some bad local election month. They got some bad local Election Results in may in the south of that Election Results in may in the south of that this Election Results in may in the south of that. This is an attempt by Boris Johnson of that. This is an attempt by Boris Johnson to of that. This is an attempt by Boris Johnson to say, this is not about crudely johnson to say, this is not about crudely directing money from south to north crudely directing money from south to north. He will say, you dont make to north. He will say, you dont make poor to north. He will say, you dont make poor parts of the country richer, make poor parts of the country richer, by make poor parts of the country richer, by making the rich parts poorer richer, by making the rich parts poorer he richer, by making the rich parts poorer. He will also try to say that it could poorer. He will also try to say that it could help relieve Housing Pressure it could help relieve Housing Pressure on the South East, for example. Pressure on the South East, for example, and it could be in the interest example, and it could be in the interest of example, and it could be in the interest of everybody for this Levelling Up agenda to be approved. The tories. Labour have called this an the tories. Labour have called this an empty husk of a speech. It is more this an empty husk of a speech. It is more words about Levelling Up. A full strategy, come a White Paper, is due full strategy, come a White Paper, is due later full strategy, come a White Paper, is due later in the year that will deFine is due later in the year that will deFine a is due later in the year that will deFine a bit more clearly what they slogan deFine a bit more clearly what they slogan that we hear an awful lot about slogan that we hear an awful lot about actually amounts to. Thank you for explaining about actually amounts to. Thank you for explaining that. About actually amounts to. Thank you for explaining that. Ben about actually amounts to. Thank you for explaining that. Ben wright. I scientists are warning that the nhs could be brought to Breaking Point this winter by the threat from three respiratory viruses, including covid. A report from the Academy Of Medical Sciences says action is needed now, calling for increased testing and extra capacity in the Health Service to prevent a crisis later in the year. South africa has announced a tenfold increase in the number of troops to be deployed, in response to widespread violence sparked by the jailing of the former president , jacob zuma. More than 70 people have now died, with the worst violence in years centred on durban and johannesburg. 0ur Correspondent Vumani mkhize in durban for us this morning. Good morning. Tell us about the latest situation there . Good morning. Tell us about the latest situation there . Sure. Here in durban at latest situation there . Sure. Here in durban at the latest situation there . Sure. Here in durban at the moment latest situation there . Sure. Here in durban at the moment it i latest situation there . Sure. Here in durban at the moment it is i latest situation there . Sure. Here i in durban at the moment it is quite guiet in durban at the moment it is quite quiet compared to the previous four days quiet compared to the previous four days it quiet compared to the previous four days it is quiet compared to the previous four days. It is quite an improvement from days. It is quite an improvement from what days. It is quite an improvement from what we have seen. But the 25,000 from what we have seen. But the 25,000 troops deployed into various parts of 25,000 troops deployed into various parts of the country, in gauteng and in Kwazulu Natal itself, hope they will be in Kwazulu Natal itself, hope they will be restoring law and order. We have seen will be restoring law and order. We have seen a will be restoring law and order. We have seen a number of looting incidences that have cost the economy incidences that have cost the economy of the country hundreds of Millions Economy of the country hundreds of millions of economy of the country hundreds of millions of dollars. We have had the premiere millions of dollars. We have had the premiere of millions of dollars. We have had the premiere of Kwazulu Natal stating premiere of Kwazulu Natal stating that premiere of Kwazulu Natal stating that 46,000 businesses are out of commission, currently closed. Around 1 Billion commission, currently closed. Around 1 Billion of commission, currently closed. Around 1 Billion of stock has been stolen. We saw 1 Billion of stock has been stolen. We saw people rampaging, burning and looting we saw people rampaging, burning and looting as we saw people rampaging, burning and looting. As a moment it is quiet. We hope looting. As a moment it is quiet. We hope the looting. As a moment it is quiet. We hope the 25,000 troops are going to be able hope the 25,000 troops are going to be able to hope the 25,000 troops are going to be able to ensure that the piece remains be able to ensure that the piece remains and that we are not going to be seeing remains and that we are not going to be seeing these acts of looting continue be seeing these acts of looting continue much further. Be seeing these acts of looting continue much further. Thank you very much the Music Industry is weighted against artists, with even successful Pop Stars seeing Pitiful Returns from streaming, according to a group of mps. Theyre calling for a complete reset of the market, where musicians will have a legal right to a fair share of the £736. 5 Million from streaming. Britney spears has won the right to choose her own lawyer, as she fights to end a conservatorship that has controlled her life since 2008. She told a court her father jamie should be removed from his role in it, and charged with abuse of his position. She thanked herfans for their support, and celebrated by doing cartwheels. That is sped up. I still think its ossible that is sped up. I still think its possible that that is sped up. I still think its possible that is that is sped up. I still think its possible that is in that is sped up. I still think its possible that is in real that is sped up. I still think its possible that is in real time. I that is sped up. I still think its| possible that is in realtime. Its impressive possible that is in realtime. Its impressive. 11 possible that is in real time. It� s impressive. 11 minutes past seven. 0ne impressive. 11 minutes past seven. One more story to bring you. Police have confirmed four people have died and more than 30 people are missing after houses collapsed in western germany after heavy Rain And Flooding. 25 germany after Heavy Rain and floodinu. ,. , ,. ,. , flooding. 25 more houses are at risk of collapsing flooding. 25 more houses are at risk of collapsing in flooding. 25 more houses are at risk of collapsing in the flooding. 25 more houses are at risk of collapsing in the hilly flooding. 25 more houses are at risk of collapsing in the hilly Eiffel I of collapsing in the hilly Eiffel Region. Extreme weather warnings have been issued for three states including around the city of hagen, after the River Volme burst its banks. Though is the latest images. More hea rain though is the latest images. More Heavy Rain is though is the latest images. More Heavy Rain is forecast though is the latest images. More Heavy Rain is forecast for though is the latest images. More Heavy Rain is forecast for the i though is the latest images. Ire Heavy Rain is forecast for the next couple of days. Matt will bring us an update for our weather but you have been looking at this as well, the devastation that Extreme Weather can bring. 0n the surface it doesnt seem like Extreme Weather but obviously it has had such an impact . It is exactly the same Weather System that brought torrential flooding across parts of southern england the other day. Also affecting belgium and it will be sitting across the same area for the next few days. It is not over there yet. The weather patterns have become unstuck. We are on The Other Side of things. Things brightening up side of things. Things brightening up after a storming start to the week in the uk. Lovely start to St Swithins day in county durham. More sunshine to come across the uk. Dry weather dominating the outlook in the next few days and even into the start of next week. Temperatures will be on the rise. It will feel much more like summer than it has done over the past week. Lets look at what is happening out there at the moment. For most, a sunny start. Cloud in the eastern side of them. That will affect the golfers at the open. We will see The Cloud 0pen. We will see The Cloud North West England and north wales break up. Elsewhere the sunshine will come through. It will be a pleasant afternoon. 0ne flip side will be the return of patchy rain, thicker cloud into the Western Isles later. Temperatures 16 or 17 degrees. Better afternoon than morning across Northern Ireland. We could see Temperatures Peak at 25 degrees across the Lake District, 20 62 of the South East of wales. Cooler down the eastern coast of england. More clout this afternoon. The breeze still glowing from the north. As we go through tonight of the breeze will still be there with the breeze will still be there with The Cloud in the South And East of The Cloud in the South And East of the country. More cloud in the North And West of scotland. Clearer skies in between. Temperatures could dip into single figures. A mild enough start through tomorrow. 0ver into single figures. A mild enough start through tomorrow. Over the next few days temperatures rising. Thank you. See you later. 1 1 next few days temperatures rising. Thank you. See you later. 14 minutes ast thank you. See you later. 14 minutes past seven thank you. See you later. 14 minutes past seven. Good thank you. See you later. 14 minutes past seven. Good morning. Major changes to covid rules in wales have been announced, which could mean life returns almost to normality within weeks. But some think restrictions are being lifted too quickly. 0ur Reporter Mark hutchings has been to meet a man whos still suffering from long covid, and lost his wife to coronavirus. Hello. At home, going told he is doing his best to shape out a new life after the most punishing of years. Life after the most punishing of ears. ,. , , years. The death of my wife, my mother being years. 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Struggling to find extra care for his mother, nguyen has his own consequence were my complications as a consequence of thrombosis. He is worried the lessons of the past Year Havent been learned. Do we really need Year Havent been learned. Do we really need to Year Havent been learned. Do we really need to push Year Havent been learned. Do we really need to push so Year Havent been learned. Do we really need to push so hard Year Havent been learned. Do we really need to push so hard to really need to push so hard to perhaps dispense with many of the benefits that have already accrued . Where is the freedom coming from for those who are going to follow myself, my family, and catch the same virus and perhaps, for them, also have a death in the family . When gwyn and rita moved into the property, they called it their forever home. Now he is left with cherished memories. This forever home. Now he is left with cherished memories. Cherished memories. This was specifically cherished memories. This was specifically for cherished memories. This was specifically for my cherished memories. This was specifically for my wife. Cherished memories. This was specifically for my wife. Her i specifically for my wife. Her crafting shed. And she is standing there at the door, queen of her domain, looking really. Really happy. Tremendous memory. Mark hutchinus, happy. Tremendous memory. Mark hutchings. Bbc happy. Tremendous memory. Mark hutchings, Bbc News, hutchings, Bbc News, carmarthenshire. Hutchings, Bbc News, carmarthenshire. ,. ,. , carmarthenshire. That was going to be there remembering carmarthenshire. That was going to be there remembering his carmarthenshire. That was going to be there remembering his wife carmarthenshire. That was going to | be there remembering his wife rita. Thanks very much to them. And betty, his mum. Were joined now by the first minister of wales, mark drakeford. Good morning. I understand there is a delay on the Line Sol good morning. I understand there is a delay on the line so i will keep my questions brief and wait for the pose for you to answer. Uni, i know, were listening to that report. One of the questions gwyn posed is, where is the freedom for those who are going to be vulnerable to another death in the family . He asks about whether the lessons of the past year have been learned. How can you ensure he is safe as all four Nations Move in to receive easing restrictions . Nations move in to receive easing restrictions . Restrictions . Well, we are easing restrictions restrictions . Well, we are easing restrictions here restrictions . Well, we are easing restrictions here in restrictions . Well, we are easing restrictions here in wales, restrictions . Well, we are easing restrictions here in wales, but i restrictions here in wales, but continue restrictions here in wales, but continue to do it in a careful, step by step way, and thinking all the lime step by step way, and thinking all the time about those people who remain the time about those people who remain clinically vulnerable and for whom remain clinically vulnerable and for whom catching coronavirus, short of hospitalisation, can still have a devastating impact. It is why we will retain devastating impact. It is why we will retain compulsory mask wearing in wales, will retain compulsory mask wearing in wales, we will continue to ask people in wales, we will continue to ask people to in wales, we will continue to ask people to work from home wherever they can people to work from home wherever they can. We will require employers to carry they can. We will require employers to carry out they can. We will require employers to carry out specific Risk Assessment in the workplace. We certainly assessment in the workplace. We certainly havent forgotten the lessons certainly havent forgotten the lessons here in wales and that is why our lessons here in wales and that is why our approach continues to be one in which why our approach continues to be one in which we why our approach continues to be one in which we will not be just going for a in which we will not be just going for a free in which we will not be just going for a free for all end to restrictions. For a free for all end to restrictions. ,. ,. , ~ ,. , restrictions. Do you think people in wales will be restrictions. Do you think people in wales will be safer restrictions. Do you think people in wales will be safer than restrictions. Do you think people in wales will be safer than they restrictions. Do you think people in | wales will be safer than they would be in england, seeing as the requirements, for example wearing Face Coverings being law are different . Face coverings being law are different . ~. ,. , different . Well, our rules are desiuned different . Well, our rules are designed to different . Well, our rules are designed to keep different . Well, our rules are designed to keep individualsl different . Well, our rules are designed to keep individuals safe, and through the actions we all take, to keep and through the actions we all take, to keep other people safe as well. Of to keep other people safe as well. Of course, to keep other people safe as well. Of course, we all have personal of course, we all have personal responsibility. But for us the issue doesnt responsibility. But for us the issue doesnt end there. The responsibility we have is not simply to ourselves. The way we behave, the way we to ourselves. The way we behave, the way we go to ourselves. The way we behave, the way we go about our daily lives, makes way we go about our daily lives, makes a way we go about our daily lives, makes a difference to the safety of other makes a difference to the safety of other people as well. And i think that has other people as well. And i think that has been a hallmark of the way people that has been a hallmark of the way people in that has been a hallmark of the way people in wales have responded to the pandemic. And as a government we want to the pandemic. And as a government we want to go the pandemic. And as a government we want to go on the pandemic. And as a government we want to go on supporting people to carry out want to go on supporting people to carry out those small but successful managers carry out those small but successful managers that each one of us cant take, managers that each one of us cant take, because they help to keep us all safe take, because they help to keep us all safe |f take, because they help to keep us all safe. ,. ,. ,. , all safe. If someone travels on a train say from all safe. If someone travels on a train say from england all safe. If someone travels on a train say from england into all safe. If someone travels on a L Train say from england into wales, it wont be law to wear a Face Covering on a train in england. Is the expectation theyd done a Face Covering when enter wales . The expectation theyd done a Face Covering when enter wales . They were a Face Covering when enter wales . They were a Face Covering . Covering when enter wales . They were a Face Covering . Definitely. Were a Face Covering . Definitely. The law were a Face Covering . Definitely. The law in were a Face Covering . Definitely. The law in wales will require that to happen the law in wales will require that to happen. The people who run the transport to happen. The people who run the Transport System will make sure people Transport System will make sure people are aware that as they come into wales, people are aware that as they come into wales, different rules apply. If you into wales, different rules apply. If you are into wales, different rules apply. If you are travelling to wales by road if you are travelling to wales by road is if you are travelling to wales by road is now, you will see overhead Signs Road is now, you will see overhead signs that road is now, you will see overhead signs that say welsh rules apply. That will signs that say welsh rules apply. That will be true on trains and other that will be true on trains and other forms of transport as well. I hope other forms of transport as well. I hope people will observe the clear advice hope people will observe the clear advice of hope people will observe the clear advice of the Prime Minister in england. Advice of the Prime Minister in england, that they should continue to wear england, that they should continue to wear Face Coverings on Public Transport to wear Face Coverings on Public Transport. Here in wales though the rule transport. Herein wales though the rule will transport. Here in wales though the rule will he transport. Here in wales though the rule will be clear. It isnt simply advice. Rule will be clear. It isnt simply advice. It rule will be clear. It isnt simply advice. It is rule will be clear. It isnt simply advice, it is one of the law will require advice, it is one of the law will reauire. ,. , ~ advice, it is one of the law will reauire. ,. , require. Looking at the issue of travel and require. Looking at the issue of travel and considering require. Looking at the issue of travel and considering the require. Looking at the issue of. Travel and considering the Amber List, and considering changes that fully vaccinated people will no longer have to isolate upon return, this is if they have been double jabbed, you have put similar rules into place in wales because it would have been, and i quote, untenable not to. Have you been backed into a corner in this sense . Corner in this sense . Well, its a simle corner in this sense . Well, its a simple Matter Corner in this sense . Well, its a simple matter of corner in this sense . Well, its a simple matter of Fact Corner in this sense . Well, its a simple matter of fact that corner in this sense . Well, its a simple matter of fact that three | simple matter of fact that three quarters simple matter of fact that three quarters of visits that people from wales quarters of visits that people from wales make two unreleased countries start from wales make two unreleased countries start from airports in england rather start from airports in england rather than wales. So itjust start from airports in england rather than wales. So it just wasnt a practical rather than wales. So it just wasnt a practical proposition to try to have a practical proposition to try to have a a practical proposition to try to have a different regime in wales. We havent have a different regime in wales. We havent had have a different regime in wales. We havent had a different regime all the Way Havent had a different regime all the way through the pandemic. I do regret the way through the pandemic. I do regret the the way through the pandemic. I do regret the fact that the prime Minister Regret the fact that the Prime Minister has decided that people returning from unreleased countries do not returning from unreleased countries do not require to self isolate. I think do not require to self isolate. I think it do not require to self isolate. I think it runs the risk of the reimportation of the virus into the united reimportation of the virus into the united kingdom. Ithink reimportation of the virus into the united kingdom. I think it runs the risk of united kingdom. I think it runs the risk of new united kingdom. I think it runs the risk of new variants popping up elsewhere in the world, coming into the uk elsewhere in the world, coming into the uk and elsewhere in the world, coming into the uk and into wales. I think the previous the uk and into wales. I think the previous regime was a more sensible and proportionate one. But the rules have changed and the rules were changed have changed and the rules were changed in wales, as they were in scotland changed in wales, as they were in scotland as well, because there is no practical alternative. Use scotland as well, because there is no practical alternative. No practical alternative. Use say revious no practical alternative. Use say previous rules no practical alternative. Use say previous rules were no practical alternative. Use say previous rules were more no practical alternative. Use say i previous rules were more sensible and proportionate. You regret the Prime Ministers decision. Have you had that conversation with the Prime Minister, and if so, what was his response to your regret . L minister, and if so, what was his response to your regret . Minister, and if so, what was his response to your regret . I have not had that Conversation Response to your regret . I have not had that conversation directly response to your regret . I have not had that conversation directly with l had that conversation directly with the prime had that conversation directly with the Prime Minister. It is sometime since the Prime Minister. It is sometime since i the Prime Minister. It is sometime since i had the Prime Minister. It is sometime since i had such a conversation. However. Since i had such a conversation. However, we have other opportunities every however, we have other opportunities every week however, we have other opportunities every week to speak to senior ministers every week to speak to senior ministers in the uk government. Certainly ministers in the uk government. Certainly we have those points. I am sure they certainly we have those points. I am sure they have weighed things up carefully sure they have weighed things up carefully themselves. They have come to a different conclusion, a conclusion that we dont share. We have conclusion that we dont share. We have had conclusion that we dont share. We have had the opportunity to make our views have had the opportunity to make our views known. fits have had the opportunity to make our views known views known. As first minister of wales, i views known. As first minister of wales. I am views known. As first minister of wales, i am curious, views known. As first minister of wales, i am curious, when views known. As first minister of wales, i am curious, when did i views known. As first minister of. Wales, i am curious, when did you last speak to the pm or . Wales, i am curious, when did you last speak to the pm or . Last speak to the pm or . Pmi . Ive had one last speak to the pm or . Pmi . Ive had one telephone last speak to the pm or . Pmi . Ive had one Telephone Call last speak to the pm or . Pmi . Ive had one Telephone Call with i last speakto the pm or . Mm | ive had one Telephone Call with the prime ive had one Telephone Call with the Prime Minister since our election on may six~ Prime Minister since our election on may six~ we Prime Minister since our election on may six. We have had one meeting where may six. We have had one meeting where the may six. We have had one meeting where the first ministers met with the prime where the first ministers met with the Prime Minister. That was a lengthy the Prime Minister. That was a lengthy meeting, a proper meeting. Those lengthy meeting, a proper meeting. Those have lengthy meeting, a proper meeting. Those have been the contacts i have had. ~ those have been the contacts i have had. , ~. , those have been the contacts i have had. , ~. ,. ,. , had. Talking about new variants, as ou were had. Talking about new variants, as you were alluding had. Talking about new variants, as you were alluding to had. Talking about new variants, as you were alluding to is had. Talking about new variants, as you were alluding to is the had. Talking about new variants, as you were alluding to is the borders| you were alluding to is the borders are opened, so to speak, according to the control plan, moving to the 7th Of August will be subject to no new variants of concerns being identified in wales. If a new variant is identified, what is your plan and how quickly will that be put in place . Plan and how quickly will that be put in place . Well, the first step in the plan put in place . Well, the first step in the plan will put in place . Well, the first step in the plan will be put in place . Well, the first step in the plan will be to put in place . Well, the first step in the plan will be to get put in place . Well, the first step in the plan will be to get good i in the plan will be to get good advice in the plan will be to get good advice on in the plan will be to get good advice on the extent to which current advice on the extent to which current vaccinations are effective against current vaccinations are effective against any new variant. We are very fortunate against any new variant. We are very fortunate that with the delta variant, fortunate that with the delta variant, provided you have had two doses variant, provided you have had two doses of variant, provided you have had two doses of the vaccine, then the vaccine doses of the vaccine, then the vaccine is doses of the vaccine, then the vaccine is effective against it. The first Step Vaccine is effective against it. The first step will be to have a new variant first step will be to have a new variant and see whether our current Vaccines Variant and see whether our current vaccines are variant and see whether our current vaccines are successful in combating it. If vaccines are successful in combating it if they vaccines are successful in combating it. If they are, that puts us down one path it. If they are, that puts us down one path. Worrying you variant to emerge one path. Worrying you variant to emerge in one path. Worrying you variant to emerge in the united kingdom and in wales, emerge in the united kingdom and in wales, and emerge in the united kingdom and in wales, and our current vaccines were not effective wales, and our current vaccines were not effective against it, theyll of course not effective against it, theyll of course that would send us in a different course that would send us in a different direction because then the impact different direction because then the impact on different direction because then the impact on our health risks could return impact on our health risks could return as impact on our health risks could return as to impact on our health risks could return as to the days that we lived through return as to the days that we lived through over christmas and the new year when through over christmas and the new year when the impact on hospitals in Wales Year when the impact on hospitals in wales was year when the impact on hospitals in wales was very serious indeed. Mark drakeford, first wales was very serious indeed. I drakeford, first minister of wales, thank you very much for your time with us will stop 7 25am, thursday morning. Back in february, a little bit of space landed on earth. A 11. 5 billion Year Meteorite was seen streaking across the sky, before crashing into a field in gloucestershire. Sounds really dramatic. Members of one Space Charity were given special permission to go searching for fragments, and theyre now recruiting scientist friends from around the world to help them analyse what they found. Our Science Correspondent Richard Westcott reports. From somewhere between the orbits of jupiter and mars, to a muddy field in gloucestershire. These incredibly rare fragments of meteorite were found in a Horseshoe Print by derek here, a retired chemist and passionate astronomer, who was part of a Cambridge Team given special permission to search during lockdown. Mn; permission to search during Lockdown Permission to search during lockdown. ~ ,. ,. , permission to search during lockdown. G. ,. ,. , lockdown. My dad died a few Years Auo and at lockdown. My dad died a few years ago and at times lockdown. My dad died a few years ago and at times of lockdown. My dad died a few years ago and at times of need lockdown. My dad died a few years ago and at times of need i lockdown. My dad died a few years i ago and at times of need i sometimes call out for his help and support. And just in the middle of the Field Ijust shouted out, come on, dad, help us to find the meteorite. And within half an hour i had come across this blue blackstone. We knew straightaway it was a meteorite, a fresh meteorite. Ijust couldnt believe it. He fresh meteorite. I ust couldnt believe eh fresh meteorite. I ust couldnt believe it. ,. ,. ,. Believe it. He has brought one piece to his friend believe it. He has brought one piece to his friend david, believe it. He has brought one piece to his friend david, whose believe it. He has brought one piece to his friend david, whose unique i to his friend david, whose unique Sci Fi looking machines knock atoms off the sample so they can see what it is made of. Off the sample so they can see what it is made of it is made of. Whats really interesting it is made of. Whats really interesting is it is made of. Whats really interesting is the it is made of. Whats really interesting is the thing i it is made of. Whats really interesting is the thing is l it is made of. Whats really i interesting is the thing is that we havent interesting is the thing is that we havent seen, because we are not seeing havent seen, because we are not seeing anything larger than carbon, lithium. Seeing anything larger than carbon, lithium, boron. We are not seeing anything lithium, boron. We are not seeing anything heavier than arsenic, tin. There anything heavier than arsenic, tin. There is anything heavier than arsenic, tin. There is an anything heavier than arsenic, tin. There is an awful lot up there. And we dont there is an awful lot up there. And we dont see there is an awful lot up there. And we dont see that. I keep trying to retire we dont see that. I keep trying to retire and we dont see that. I keep trying to retire and winding down steadily. But when retire and winding down steadily. But when something like this comes along, but when something like this comes along, it but when something like this comes along, it really stimulates the curiosity along, it really stimulates the curiosity. And i can go back to my grandchildren and say, ive got a bit grandchildren and say, ive got a hit of grandchildren and say, ive got a bit of meteorite in the back. We are going bit of meteorite in the back. We are going to bit of meteorite in the back. We are going to look at that today. Isn� t going to look at that today. Isnt that interesting . Going to look at that today. Isnt that interesting . Just going to look at that today. Isn� t that interesting . Just up the road at loughborough university, derek has recruited more help. The machine are shown is using is magnifying the rock 18,000 times, producing these astonishing images that help them map the surface. The astonishing images that help them map the surface. Map the surface. The shape is incredibly map the surface. The shape is incredibly and map the surface. The shape is incredibly and incredibly i map the surface. The shape is i incredibly and incredibly fragile. If you were to pick it up your hand, you could it could crumble. It is very dusty. The material itself is just loosely held together, almost like a talcum powder. Slightly moist. It is basically dust from the early universe. So it has been stocking frozen time. It has never had the opportunity to coalesce, to form a body. Itsjust had the opportunity to coalesce, to form a body. Its just been a loose slump in space. He form a body. Its ust been a loose slump in seep form a body. Its ust been a loose slump in spee form a body. Its ust been a loose slump in space. He has been working with Materials Slump in space. He has been working with Materials Chemist Slump in space. He has been working with Materials Chemist sandy, i with Materials Chemist sandy, another one of dereks france. The minerals we another one of dereks france. The minerals we are another one of dereks france. The minerals we are finding in the meteorite are similar to those that we find meteorite are similar to those that we find on meteorite are similar to those that we find on earth but a little bit different we find on earth but a little bit different. That tells us the chemistry up there in outer space is a bit different to what we see on terrestrial a bit different to what we see on terrestrial earth. Terrestrial earth. Next, the cambridge terrestrial earth. Next, the Cambridge Team terrestrial earth. Next, the Cambridge Team is terrestrial earth. Next, the Cambridge Team is offered | terrestrial earth. Next, the Cambridge Team is offered samples terrestrial earth. Next, the Cambridge Team is offered samples to scientists in the us and germany. These tests could help answer a key question. Did some of the ingredients that are triggered life on earth arrive on rocks from outer space . Richard westcott, Bbc News, loughborough. Lt space . Richard westcott, Bbc News, loughborough. It is space . Richard westcott, Bbc News, loughborough loughborough. It is always fascinating, loughborough. It is always fascinating, isnt loughborough. It is always fascinating, isnt it . It i loughborough. It is always fascinating, isnt it . It has| loughborough. It is always i fascinating, isnt it . It has come from up there. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, im sonja jessup. The met says more than 120 reports of domestic abuse have been made to its new online Reporting System in just the three weeks since its launch. So far this year, 13 people have been killed as a result of Domestic Violence thats already higher than the whole of last year. Police hope the new online Reporting System will encourage victims to come forward. The data we are going to get from an online report, what is written, is often more than a phone call. Its a really safe system where they can exit the report quickly and not alert the perpetrator to what they are reporting. Detectives investigating the murder of a 16 year old boy in South London are looking for a moped which may have been used in the attack. Denarie Omarey Roye was stabbed in Thornton Heath last friday. Two people have been arrested but detectives say they need witnesses to come forward. A new study has found that poor Air Quality could be triggering Asthma Attacks among 350,000 londoners. More than half A Million people in the capital are registered as having asthma. The study, by Asthma Uk and the british Lung Foundation, also found newham had the highest rate of Emergency Hospital admissions for the condition in 2018. Designs for a permanent tribute to the Windrush Generation have been narrowed down to the final four. The monument thats eventually chosen will stand at Waterloo Station to honour how the Windrush Generation has enriched britains history. Londoners can vote for their favourite online, and the winner will be chosen by the commemoration committee. Lets take a quick look at the travel. We still have problems on the 0verground due to flood damage. No service between Euston And Kilburn high road. Other lines are running as normal. Time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Good morning. High pressure is firmly centred across the uk at the moment and it is looking dry and settled for the rest of this week and into the start of next. Its not going to be sunny all the time, in fact todays looking cloudier and a Touch Cooler than it was yesterday. It is a mild start to the morning, temperatures in the mid teens in celsius. There is a bit of cloud out there already and we will see some bright and sunny spells this morning and then The Cloud is set to thicken at times into the afternoon. Because its a cloudy day, it will feel cooler with Temperatures Peaking this time in the low 20s in celsius. We still have that northerly to North Westerly wind blowing too. Through the evening and overnight we will see a lot of that cloud break up to give us a more clear spells and overnight lows of around 13 or 15 degrees, so a mild start to the day on friday. Friday, a lot more in the way of Blue Sky and sunshine, this time throughout the day, and it is set to feel warm with temperatures widely peaking around the Mid 20s In Celsius and some spots out towards the Western Parts of the capital and into Central London itself may be 26 or 27 celsius. We will start to see some rather warm, sticky nights from friday onwards. It looks like a very summery weekend in store with the Heat Peaking On Sunday. Thats all for now. Im back in an hour. Now its back to Naga And Charlie. Bye bye. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Lets get back to one of our top stories now, and the government has defended the decision to put Majorca And Ibiza on the Amber List for travel just two weeks after they were moved to green. It means that from Monday Morning most holidaymakers returning to the uk from the Spanish Islands will have to isolate for 10 days, unless theyre fully vaccinated. Lets talk you through some of the changes. Bulgaria and Hong Kong willjoin the green list meaning travellers will not need to quarantine on returning home, but will need to take a test. Croatia and taiwan move to whats called the green Watch List. That means they could change quickly to amber. These countries will all move to amber from monday. Which as weve heard, will mean those who are not fully vaccinated or under 18 will have to self isolate for 10 days when they arrive back in the uk. Finally, indonesia, myanmar, Sierra Leone and Cuba Willjoin the Red List of countries where travellers will have to quarantine for 10 days in a government approved hotel. All the changes will apply to travellers in england, scotland and wales. Northern ireland is still to update its Travel List. Lets talk to laura who is a restaurant manager. Good morning to you. I hope things are ok with you and i dare say the last 2a hours or so have been a bit stressful. Give me your thoughts about the changes that have come in. That have come in. Good morning. Yes, i that have come in. Good morning. Yes. I would that have come in. Good morning. Yes, i would like that have come in. Good morning. Yes, i would like to that have come in. Good morning. Yes, i would like to say that have come in. Good morning. Yes, i would like to say it that have come in. Good morning. Yes, i would like to say it was i that have come in. Good morning. Yes, i would like to say it was a i yes, i would like to say it was a bit of a shock, but i believe that this was on the cards. Weve seen an increase in tourists in the last few weeks, especially with the euro 2020 going on, but this is quite disappointing, getting back to some sort of normality and now this again. You feel like you are back to square one. L again. You feel like you are back to square one again. You feel like you are back to square one. I wonder, what are the customers square one. I wonder, what are the customers saying square one. I wonder, what are the customers saying to square one. I wonder, what are the customers saying to you . Square one. I wonder, what are the i customers saying to you . Presumably some people will have been caught in the moment, when i think, that we try to get back, or do we stay and quarantine . L try to get back, or do we stay and quarantine . Try to get back, or do we stay and quarantine . I did speak to a few of them last Night Quarantine . I did speak to a few of them last Night And Quarantine . I did speak to a few of them last night and the quarantine . I did speak to a few of them last night and the majority i quarantine . I did speak to a few of them last night and the majority of them last night and the majority of the customers have been double vaccinated, so they are not concerned but there were a few who had only had one vaccine, but i think they werejust had only had one vaccine, but i think they were just in Holiday Mode and saying, we are here now, we are on holiday, so lets enjoy our holiday. Weve waited a long time to go on holiday, and then we will deal with it when we go back. I think the youngsters, the younger generation, i dont know what their views are going to be on it, whether they have had their holiday booked for the summer and they wanted to come out. I suppose you and anyone involved in the tourist trade, the insecurity is the tourist trade, the insecurity is the problem, the notion that things can change quickly and how that might affect people planning ahead. Thats a thing, people look forward to their holidays and two weeks ago it was amazing the amount of people that just it was amazing the amount of people thatjust booked a flight and arrived on that day and said they booked up yesterday because they were given the go ahead. We will just have to see what the picture brings. Things are changing all the time, so people are so fed up that they will just come time, so people are so fed up that they willjust come on holiday anyway and see what they can do when they get back, but it depends on peoples work situations at home and how you can go on holiday for a week and then have to stay in your house for two weeks after it is not plausible for people to have three weeks off work. Weeks off work. Laura, thank you very much weeks off work. Laura, thank you very much. Apologies weeks off work. Laura, thank you very much. Apologies for weeks off work. Laura, thank you very much. Apologies for the i weeks off work. Laura, thank you i very much. Apologies for the sound there. Its happening a little bit at the moment. Quite a bit of interference. It was now your tv. Do not adjust your set. Our mistake, not adjust your set. Our mistake, not yours. So many people will not understand what that means. Some of us remember the days where you walk up us remember the days where you walk up to the tv. And you would hang it really hard. It always worked. Always work. Fiddle with the area. Remember an aerial . Yes, always work. Fiddle with the area. Rememberan aerial . Yes, i always work. Fiddle with the area. Remember an aerial . Yes, i do. The reason i was looking up like that. Its the biggest bunker in Championship Golf and the players are approaching it now. It is A0 Foot deep and known as the himalaya and you are standing there, its over the size of A House. Its incredible. Its why the players dont particularly like the course. Its a great course but so challenging. After a two year wait, and six other major golf championships in the meantime, the oldest one, the open is back. The first group teed off about an hour ago, at royal St Georges in kent, where up to 32,000 fans, will be allowed, each day, with warm sunny Weather Forecast for the whole weekend. Lets catch up now with our reporter ben croucher. Luckily, you are avoiding that bunker so far. So, what has been happening since . Its bunker so far. So, what has been happening since . Happening since . Its been a beautiful morning happening since . Its been a beautiful morning on happening since . Its been a beautiful morning on the i happening since . Its been a l beautiful morning on the kent happening since . Its been a beautiful morning on the Kent Coast and a warm welcome to saint georges and a warm welcome to saint georges and it is a warm welcome this morning and the players are already out on the course and we are next to the second hole, the himalayan bunker you talk about right at the far end at the moment and the first place will be going to that and the fairway ribbons weaving in and out of the dunes, and some of the rough is so long that you could you lose your dog in it. The first Tee Shot was hit this morning by the A8 Year old Richard Bland and a very successful tea shot it was, the pressure he must have been feeling, driving down the left edge of the fairway. He made par on the Opening Hole and was then followed by Andy Sullivan the English Man who was a former Ryder Cup Player who is alongside a share of the lead with Danny Willett. The alongside a share of the lead with Danny Willett Danny Willett. The special thing about this is Danny Willett. The special thing about this is that Danny Willett. The special thing about this is that this Danny Willett. The special thing about this is that this whole i about this is that this whole tournament, the stories it throws up, last time two years ago, Shane Lowry who might not have heard of, the chances, the dreamers, in such a lottery but any England Fan hoping for an English Winner in england, they might be out of luck because you have to go back to 1969 and tony jacklin, which is pretty amazing. Absolutely extraordinary. 1969, almost as long ago as weve been waiting for an English Football victory in a major tournament and you have to go back to 1992 for nick faldo, the last English Winner of an open championship. We have had british success with the likes of Rory Mcauley since then but no English Winner at royal saint georges for a long time. Of the contenders we are looking out for over the course of the week, if youre looking for a home winner, Tommy Fleetwood not the worst shout who finished second a couple of years ago, the last time an open was held here and Ian Poulter had a good tournament a couple of weeks ago finishing fourth in the scottish open and he tees off in just a couple of minutes time. Thanks, ben. We couple of minutes time. Thanks, ben we will couple of minutes time. Thanks, ben. We will be couple of minutes time. Thanks, ben. We will be back couple of minutes time. Thanks, ben. We will be back with couple of minutes time. Thanks, ben. We will be back with you i couple of minutes time. Thanks, ben. We will be back with you in | couple of minutes time. Thanks, i ben. We will be back with you in an hours time. The British Irish Lions, have lost for the first time on their tour of South Africa. They were beaten 17 13 by a South Africa a side, which to be fair, was made up largely of their World Cup winning team. A dominant first Half Performance had the springboks 17 3 ahead by half time. And although wynjones went overfor the lions early in the second half, South Africa a held on for the win, despite being down to 13 men after two yellow cards. In cricket, englands women have won their multi Format Series, against india after an 8 Wicket Win in theirfinal t 20 match. India batted first and opener smiriti mandhana, was their star with 70, as they finished on 153 6, but the response was all about a return to form for Dani Wyatt, back in the side and proving a point with an unbeaten 89, and it meant england secured a 10 6 win. Its the last Mountain Stage of the tour de france today, and tadej pogarcha, has every chance of wearing the yellow jersey all the way to paris. The defending champion, rode to victory in the pyrenees yesterday, and now leads by five minutes and 39 seconds with four stages to go. Mark cavendish successfully beat the cut off time to stay in the race. If he can do the same today, hell be able to challenge, for his 35th stage win, tomorrow. British Number One Dan Evans has now pulled out of the Olympics Evans tested positive for covid 19, and is now self isolating. He joins a host of players missing out, including yohanna konta, out, including johanna konta, who announced she had tested positive on tuesday. Rafael nadal and Roger Federer are also out. That is not though due to covid reasons. Back to the open golf, we will see in the next few minutes as they get across the fairway whether they get across the fairway whether they can avoid the himalaya. We hope we can get some pictures. Youve got to get some pictures because it is impressive. You look tiny next to it. But its kind of fun. That impressive. You look tiny next to it. 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Lpirate wouldnt be breezes. It was a technical term. Wouldnt be breezes. It was a technical term. Wouldnt be breezes. It was a technicalterm. ~. , technical term. We will get them to exlain it technical term. We will get them to explain it later technical term. We will get them to explain it later and technical term. We will get them to explain it later and we technical term. We will get them to explain it later and we will technical term. We will get them to explain it later and we will get i explain it later and we will get much to talk about it. Some of britain 5 biggest High Street banks are refusing to provide mortgages to furloughed workers and Self Employed People who took out covid grants during the pandemic. That 5 despite the Banking Watchdog saying that the payments should not prevent people from being able to access credit. Our Business Correspondent Sarah Corker has more. Swapping the city for the country, locked and has left People Yearning for green spaces and bigger homes. Over the past year, the uk has had a property boom. But some people who took out a Covid Support during the pandemic, like the grant for the Self Employed or furlough, say they are being locked out of the market. I almost feel i am being treated like a bankrupt in some way, that i am being penalised that strongly for something that was not my fault. In lincolnshire, lisa says she cant get a mortgage because she was previously furloughed and works in hospitality. She is back full time but is being turned down by lenders. I just feel really unfairly penalised, the truth be told. Furlough has protected myjob, because i would have lost that. But i didnt then expect to come out of The Other Side, to have a deposit and no debt, and all of the things that theoretically should make me an idealfirst time buyer, only to find out that banks and building societies just will not lend to me at all. I just feel really let down, really let down by it. The bbc asked all the major banks and building societies about their policies. Most of them dont accept Mortgage Applications from people currently on furlough, or wouldnt include furloughed income when looking at affordability. There are rules for the Five Million Self Employed too. Natwest and the royal bank of Scotland Wont even consider people who have taken out of the Governments Self Employment grant in the past year. Others like Metro Bank and santander are asking for larger deposits. When the government announced its Support Package, they did explicitly say it wouldnt affect your Credit Score or your chances of getting a mortgage. In reality, however, lenders and their underwriters are looking at it. And we have seen evidence they are taking this into account. And in some cases it is counting against people taking a mortgage. Uk finance represents the industry. It told us lenders must carry out thorough income assessments to make sure mortgages are affordable in the long term. Decisions are made on a case by case basis. There are concerns that people working in Hospitality And Travel are increasingly being seen as high risk. These companies were ordered to close their doors. They couldnt work and of course they had to take that Money And Support that was offered by government. Now the pandemic is ending they are finally being told that actually, there are potentially long term consequences for that, they may not be able to borrow, they may not get a mortgage, they may not be able to buy A House. Lisa says she may have to spend a big chunk of a deposit on finding a new property to rent. I genuinely feel the opportunity to own My Own Home has gone and its devastating. And millions of people who took Covid Support, or grants, are facing tougher rules from lenders. Sarah corker, Bbc News. Quite a lot of talk about the weather, matt, and look at you with your Golf Course under Blue Skies and your no Sea Breezes. Explain all. See breezes developed during the day and this is just a see breezes developed during the day and this isjust a general see breezes developed during the day and this is just a general northerly wind but a lovely scene across sandwich at the course, close to the coast and not much in a way of shelter which is why the breeze is key for the golfers over the next few days with a brisk one coming in from the North East but the breeze will ease down and whether you are in the breeze or not there will be strong Sunshine Overhead so bear it in mind if you are heading off to the gulf in the next few days and indeed anywhere across the uk there will be strong sunshine around through the rest of the week and into the weekend and temperatures will be on the rise as well because of this area of High Pressure from the South West will push in but not quite with us which is why we have the northerly breeze down the eastern areas and we have weather fronts toppling down bringing some cloud. A cloudy star in Northern Ireland in North West wales. We will see sunny spells but we will see more cloud develop compared to the sunny conditions most of you have gone there will still be cloud down the eastern coast and there will be thick cloud in the Western Isles which could bring drizzle. Temperatures are 2425 degrees around aberdeenshire and the Lake District and South East wales, the highest temperatures, and a Bit Cooler down the breezy eastern coast and it remains in place through the South East and a bit breezy to the North West of scotland with rain and here we will see lots of cloud over the next few days but in between, clear skies into the Night And Morning and may be temperatures into single figures for one or two of you but it should be a nice enough start for tomorrow. This is the chart for friday with high Pressure Nudging in a cloud on it to show how it drifts around the western and northern edge and continues to push into the North West of scotland are elsewhere The Cloud will break up, lots more in the way of sunshine around for many with a bit of fair Weather Cloud in the afternoon and brightening up towards east anglia and the South East after a cloudy start and the breeze easing down a little bit. It could get warmer across eastern parts of scotland and temperatures rising across the south of england and wales which could get to 26 or 27 degrees. Heading into the weekend a High Pressure more firmly established and around the top we will see cloud, patchy rain across the highlands, and cooler here compared to elsewhere with temperatures of down across scotland compared for the next few days but will continue to climb across central and southern and eastern england between 27 or 28 and 29 and as we going to sunday the High Pressure is still firmly with us and the weather fronts will bring further cloud and patchy rain and there will be sunshine at times particularly for Orkney And Shetland and a Cooler Day for scotland and Northern Ireland with increasing cloud but by sunday we could see the Peak Of the heat and 30 degrees as possible and some warm nights to come as well. For more than 70 years, doctors and nurses have been coming to britain from overseas to serve in the nhs. Without them the service would have been in danger of collapse. In his new film, the Historian David Olusoga says that all too often health workers found themselves healing with one hand, while fending off discrimination with the other. Lets Take A Look. May i come in . Certainly, nurse, excuse the dustpan, im just clearing up the mess in the sitting room. As a black nurse, when you knocked on the door, you would be told in earlier days, nothing is wrong with me, i dont want you. And youd get the door shut in your face. They would physically also hit you, and hit your hand, and say, i dont want you to touch me with your dirty blackness that will rub off. And they are not used to having black people coming to their homes, are they . Next week, i will come back. I knock on the door. And i will say, well, im only here to make sure youre all right. Are you all right . Yes. The door is closed. I go away. When i rang my mother, i said i couldnt stand this place and people were so racist and rude and horrible, and she said, if they are racist to you, that is their problem, not yours. You know, so get over it. And when im coming back the next week, i might come with a couple of buns in my Hand Or Something like that, or a couple of sprigs of flowers, or something, but, well, you better come in then. I stood up in the Ward And Ijust said, i am so fed up of this, you people. I said, i know that i am black. I have been black for 21 years, so tell me something i dont know. And there was silence. David olusoga joins us now from bristol. Sadly, we have not seen the whole film, butjust hearing the voices of those remarkable ladies, it stops you in your tracks a little bit about what they went through then and how they carried on regardless. Yes, and you have to remember that these are very young women who have made an astonishing decision, they have decided to leave their homes, to travel thousands of miles to take on an extremely difficultjob, very difficult training, very difficult conditions, and to do so, in many cases, because of belief in this thing called the nhs and the idea of Health Care for, so when you think about the scale of the decision they made and the sacrifices they were willing to make and in many cases their treatment, there is a terrible mismatch, isnt there . The their treatment, there is a terrible mismatch, isnt there . Mismatch, isnt there . The fact is that there was mismatch, isnt there . The fact is that there was this mismatch, isnt there . The fact is that there was this phrase, mismatch, isnt there . The fact is that there was this phrase, and i mismatch, isnt there . The fact is i that there was this phrase, and good morning, david, with one hand they were healing and with the other they were healing and with the other they were fending off discrimination, and as we heard, violence as well, very offensive, angry words and violence and i wonder how much care was taken for them by the institutions at that time because the nhs needed them. I think one of the big breakthroughs of recent years and recent months is the idea that many people agree with that the job of combating racism and discrimination is not thejob of just people of colour alone, but that Attitude Wasnt there in the 19405 and 19505 and 605 and 70s when the nurses were training im coming to britain and starting their careers, so the presumption was that they just careers, so the presumption was that theyjust needed to get on with it and racism was just a fact of Life And Racism was just a fact of life and it was their issue and they had to deal with it and there was very little support. Did to deal with it and there was very little smart little support. Did it surprise you at all . My little support. Did it surprise you at all . My parents little support. Did it surprise you at all . My parents were little support. Did it surprise you at all . My parents were nurses i little support. Did it surprise you i at all . My parents were nurses and ive heard stories like this, but did it surprise you . It ive heard stories like this, but did it surprise you . Ive heard stories like this, but did it surprise you . It didnt. Ive soken did it surprise you . It didnt. Ive spoken to did it surprise you . It didnt. Ive spoken to lots did it surprise you . It didnt. Ive spoken to lots of did it surprise you . It didnt. Ive spoken to lots of nurses did it surprise you . It didnt. Ive spoken to lots of nurses over did it surprise you . It didnt. Ivej spoken to lots of nurses over the years and ive heard about those early decades in the nhs. I think what surprised me, how many people, doctors and nurses, from the caribbean, the indian subcontinent, came to britain not because they wanted to be british and live here, they came to britain because they had heard of this thing called the nhs and they had heard of this almost miraculous phenomenon where people were treated not based on how much money they had put on the need they had for medical care, and people from all over the well came to britain to be part of the nhs because they believed in the principles of the nhs, and when you realise that the story of what the nhs is is being told all over the world and thousands of people have been here to be part of it, you realise how special the nhs is. I wonder to what extent you can bring this up to date. And as much as some things have not changed. The nhs still relies on people coming here from elsewhere to make the service work. That is still the case now. We have never work. That is still the case now. , have never generated a number of doctors and nurses and auxiliary staff we need to run the nhs and in some ways thats not entirely surprising. The nhs is notjust the biggest employer in britain, it is the biggest employer in europe, it is 1. 2 million people and of that 1. 2 million, 14 are from overseas or are minorities. They come from 200 different nations. Its an incredibly international national Health Service and its always been the case from its inception to the present day. It is needed to draw people in from all over the world and that story of immigration, the most vexed political issue of recent decades and the story of this most beloved national institution are intertwined. They are the same story. I always like the symmetry. Sometimes history rhymes, sometimes there are little patterns and i think it is significant that there were 12 days between the arrival of the windrush in 1948 and the start of the nhs in 1948, they are historically twins. Its of the nhs in 1948, they are historically twins. Of the nhs in 1948, they are historically twins. Its ironic when ou see historically twins. Its ironic when you see the historically twins. Its ironic when you see the story, historically twins. Its ironic when you see the story, ran historically twins. Its ironic when you see the story, ran fullcircle| you see the story, ran full circle when you see Conversations Brexit and foreign workers and the arguments about immigration, it has not gone away. It arguments about immigration, it has not gone away not gone away. It hasnt and i dont think we have not gone away. It hasnt and i dont think we have ever not gone away. It hasnt and i dont think we have ever understood not gone away. It hasnt and i dont think we have ever understood our| think we have ever understood our relationship with immigration. I dont think weve ever fully understood that that is half the story and there is also emigration. One of the reason that Britain And Nhs has been able to fill the post in the services because historically british doctors and nurses trained in british universities when they graduated and went to work in the us or canada or australia and not wanted to work in the nhs, so the reason for bringing people from all over the world is partly because of emigration, and that aspect, that side of the coin is almost never discussed and it is critical to understand with the nhs in post war britain. Understand with the nhs in postwar britain. , ~. , britain. David, can we talk about the football britain. David, can we talk about the football on britain. David, can we talk about the football On Sunday. Britain. David, can we talk about the football On Sunday. Im britain. David, can we talk about the football On Sunday. Im not i britain. David, can we talk about. The football On Sunday. Im not sure if you watched the match or how you felt about it when i went to penalties and you are obviously very aware of the fallout because of the disgusting abuse levied at three of the black penalty takers. What is your response as to how we, as a nation, politically, are responding to this abuse . I nation, politically, are responding to this abuse . Nation, politically, are responding to this abuse . ,. To this abuse . I did watch the match and i was writing to this abuse . I did watch the match and i was writing an to this abuse . I did watch the match and i was writing an article to this abuse . I did watch the match and i was writing an article for to this abuse . I did watch the match and i was writing an article for a and i was writing an article for a newspaper the next day and i watched the penalty misses and i realised i as i had my laptop on my knee that everything i had written, all of my notes were irrelevant because it was obvious what was going to happen. Millions of people, particularly black people, knew the moment of the penalties were missed or knew what was coming and the inevitability is extremely depressing, but i find it more depressing that the opportunities for politicians to condemn this four weeks ago when the tournament began were not taken, and i think politicians have to take some blame for what happened. Most british governments have found it within the heart to condemn racism since the 19605, and at this critical moment, our politicians did not. I critical moment, our politicians did not. , critical moment, our politicians did not. ,. ,. , not. I dare say, david, a lot of eole not. I dare say, david, a lot of people will not. I dare say, david, a lot of people will be not. I dare say, david, a lot of people will be thinking, not. I dare say, david, a lot of people will be thinking, if not. I dare say, david, a lot of. People will be thinking, if youre trying to look for a positive out of that fallout that came after it, you might think, because it was so high profile, Sporting Event and everything that happened afterwards and how ugly it is that it might be and how ugly it is that it might be a time when it focuses the mind. For whatever reason, politicians may be because they want to do the right thing, and in reality because it is the right thing to do, that something might change, and you are a historian, do you think historians like you might look back in the future and think, that thing happened and we saw something very ugly from the response afterwards. It might be a turning point. We ugly from the response afterwards. It might be a turning point. It might be a turning point. We are livina it might be a turning point. We are living through it might be a turning point. We are living through a it might be a turning point. We are living through a process, it might be a turning point. We are living through a process, not it might be a turning point. We are living through a process, not an i living through a process, not an event. I think the events of last summer and the toppling of statues, i think they are part of a process that its not an instant think that will take years to play out and i think this Football Team might be a critical moment. The average age is around 25 and they will be playing for england for the next decade and they are who they are and they have told us who they are and told us what their priorities and beliefs are and they are incredible in their togetherness and they will play a critical role in this transformation that we are going to have because it is about demographics and generationaL Change in our relationships towards race, and politicians can do what they want and try to exploit and manipulate it but this is what is happening because they represent the voice of a generation who want to have these discussions. A generation who want to have these discussion discussions. Really interesting heanna discussions. Really interesting hearing from discussions. Really interesting hearing from you, discussions. Really interesting hearing from you, david. Discussions. Really interesting hearing from you, david. Nice | discussions. Really interesting L Hearing from you, david. Nice to chat. ~ ,. , hearing from you, david. Nice to chat. ~ ,. , hearing from you, david. Nice to chat. ~ ,. Davids documentary our nhs a hidden history� is on bbc one tonight at 9pm, and then available on the bbc iplayer. Stay with us, headlines coming up. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today. A Snack Tax on sugary and salty food is proposed to help improve the nations health. Good morning. The report also calls for better education about where our food comes from and how it is produced. I am on a farm in leeds looking at what it could mean for the industry. The Spanish Islands of ibiza, majorca and menorca are moved back to the Amber List two weeks after going green. Golfs oldest major is back under Blue Skies. And with fans returning to royal St Georges, englishman Andy Sullivan is the early leader of the open on two under par with two birdies already, with another teed up at the fifth. And War And Peace Starjames Norton will tell us about his new film, playing a terminally ill man trying to find the perfect new family for his son. It is St Swithins day today. If you believe the folklore, what you have today you will have for the next 40 days. For most of you, it is dry and sunny. Good morning. Its thursday, the 15th ofjuly. Our top story this morning is a call for Sugar And Salt taxes to be introduced in england to improve the nations health. A landmark report, commissioned by the government, says the money raised by the levy should be used to extend the free school Meals Programme and pay for gps to prescribe Fruit And Vegetables. Ellie price has more. Its just what the doctor ordered, but not what you might expect. Cathy runs the charity care merseyside, involved in whats called social prescribing. Patients are referred by their local gp, and then offered things like Exercise Support and Cooking Advice. Here, they also provide healthy food to low income families. From the point of referral, we assess a persons needs. We assess what it is they need support with, and we offer them a various range of levels of support. So what we aim to do is to reduce gp consultations, to reduce hospitalisations and to try and tackle in a holistic way, how to help people improve their health and well being. Maureens got a number of physical and Mental Health issues, and has used the local Prescribing Service in different ways. Todays report recommends the government tries out projects like this across the country, with the aim to improve Peoples Health and reduce the cost to the nhs of treatment. I try not to get emotional, but i find it very difficult to manage. If we had an Ideal Amount of Fruit And Veg in our diet, it would be easier to create stuff. Stuff that was easy to eat. You need variety. It is the variety that costs. I could pay for it, but it means something else has to go, and it means we go In The Red instead of staying in the black. Now i cant cope with the worry of being In The Red. Todays report says a poor diet contributes to 64,000 deaths every year in england alone, and costs the economy an estimated £74 Billion. Theres an environmental impact too globalfood production is the second biggest contributor to climate change. The report recommends a tax on sugary and Salty Foods. If producers dont change their recipes to use less, it could mean a Price Increase of 15 to 25 for desserts, biscuits and sweets. The report also calls for Food Education in schools to be taken more seriously. Thats exactly what andrew hartshorn, a teacher in coventry, is already trying to do. And by the way, his students dont say, yes, sir, they say, oui, chef. This has got to be a sustained effort with lots of support across the country, support in the classroom, helping fund ingredients, ensuring its place on the curriculum, ensuring its place in the timetable is safeguarded. It needs to be supported for our parents at home, so theyre able to access ingredients. The national Food Strategy estimates its recommendations would cost around £1. 4 Billion a year, and bring in up to £3. 4 Billion a year in Tax Revenue. For the reports author, the cost of doing nothing would be terrible damage to the environment and to our bodies. Ellie price, Bbc News. The government has defended the decision to put Majorca And Ibiza on the Amber List for travel just two weeks after they were moved to green. It means that, from Monday Morning, holidaymakers returning to the uk from the Spanish Islands will have to isolate for ten days, unless theyre fully vaccinated. Andrew walker reports. A warm mediterranean beach is a tempting prospect for many after more than a year of restrictions. Some saw the spanish Balearic Islands as an appealing choice for a summer getaway. But the changes announced by the government will cause problems for some, like medi, whos due to fly to majorca at the weekend. Ive had one vaccine three weeks ago. I know from Monday People who are double vaccinated dont need to quarantine when they return from Amber List countries. However, i will need to quarantine, and thats not great for my Mental Health, but im very lucky i can work from home. Infection rates have doubled on the island since they were added to the green Watch Listjust over two weeks ago. The Government Traffic Light system puts countries with the least severe covid situations into the green category. No quarantine is required for returning travellers. Bulgaria and Hong Kong are being added. Then theres the green Watch List, which is a warning that the country is at risk of moving to the next category, which is amber. Adult travellers have to quarantine for ten days. From monday, that will no longer apply to those who are fully vaccinated. Many young people arent, so they will be affected as the Balearic Islands moves to amber. And for Red List countries, quarantine in a special hotel is required. Four countries, including indonesia and cuba, are being added. And from the government, a warning that further changes to the lists are possible. I think we all know by now that travelling at the moment is not the same as it was before there was a global pandemic. And it does mean that when people book, particularly if youre booking to a green Watch List country, you need to make sure you can get your money back. You need to make sure you can reach your accommodation whenever required. The changes come into force at 4am on monday. They will also apply in wales and scotland. Northern ireland is expected to follow suit, though it will be a further week before the Abolition Exemption from quarantine for fully vaccinated adults applies there. Andrew walker, abc news. Borisjohnson will today insist that his plans for reducing inequality across the uk will not make rich parts of the country poorer. The Prime Minister is to give a speech in the West Midlands on what he calls his Levelling Up programme, at a time when some conservatives are worried that the partys traditional supporters are being neglected. Lets get more on this from our political correspondent ben wright. Morning to you. People might be scratching their heads about the nuances of this. Levelling up should be straightforward but it is getting complicated . Be straightforward but it is getting comlicated . ,. , complicated . Good morning. It is a sloaan complicated . Good morning. It is a slogan that complicated . Good morning. It is a slogan that ministers complicated . Good morning. It is a slogan that ministers never complicated . Good morning. It is a slogan that ministers never tire complicated . Good morning. It is a slogan that ministers never tire Ofl Slogan that ministers never tire of repeating slogan that ministers never tire of repeating. It was at the heart of the toriess 2019 manifesto, the promise the toriess 2019 manifesto, the promise to level up deprived parts of the promise to level up deprived parts of the uk, promise to level up deprived parts of the uk, spread opportunity, jobs, government investment, in places like the government investment, in places like the midlands and the north of england~ like the midlands and the north of england. Borisjohnson has made many speeches england. Borisjohnson has made many speeches along those lines. This one though speeches along those lines. This one though is speeches along those lines. This one though is quite different. It has a different though is quite different. It has a different emphasis. He will talk about different emphasis. He will talk about the fact that he doesnt think you can about the fact that he doesnt think you can make poor parts of the country you can make poor parts of the country richer by making the rich Parts Country richer by making the rich parts poorer. And what i think he is trying parts poorer. And what i think he is trying to parts poorer. And what i think he is trying to do parts poorer. And what i think he is trying to do is to say to people in the south trying to do is to say to people in the south of england, many traditional tory voters who may themselves have been feeling pretty left themselves have been feeling pretty left let themselves have been feeling pretty left let down by the governments rhetoric, left let down by the governments rhetoric, that they will benefit from rhetoric, that they will benefit from the rhetoric, that they will benefit from the Levelling Up agenda and will he from the Levelling Up agenda and will be persecuted, they will be clobbered by Housing Development in the south clobbered by Housing Development in the southjust because the government want to extend opportunity in the north. I think there opportunity in the north. I think there is opportunity in the north. I think there is a opportunity in the north. I think there is a reason for this. Last month there is a reason for this. Last month the there is a reason for this. Last month the government, the tories, lost a month the government, the tories, lost a By Election in a true blue part lost a By Election in a true blue part of lost a By Election in a true blue part of buckinghamshire. It had Losses Part of buckinghamshire. It had losses in part of buckinghamshire. It had losses in the may local elections in the south losses in the may local elections in the south of england. There is concern the south of england. There is concern within the tory party they could concern within the tory party they could he concern within the tory party they could be paying a political price for the could be paying a political price for the Levelling Up agenda. I think that is for the Levelling Up agenda. I think that is what borisjohnson is trying to do that is what borisjohnson is trying to do with that is what borisjohnson is trying to do with his speech today. Many questions to do with his speech today. Many questions remain about precisely what questions remain about precisely what the questions remain about precisely what the policies will be too sore to flesh what the policies will be too sore to flesh out the slogan over the yeah to flesh out the slogan over the year. They to flesh out the slogan over the year. They will be a White Paper, A Bil year. They will be a White Paper, a big Government Document on the subject. Big Government Document on the subject. In big Government Document on the subject, in the autumn. Big Government Document on the subject, in the autumn. Scientists are warning that the nhs could be brought to Breaking Point this winter by the threat from three respiratory viruses, including covid. A report from the Academy Of Medical Sciences says action is needed now, calling for increased testing and extra capacity in the Health Service to prevent a crisis later in the year. South africa has announced ten times more troops will be deployed in response to widespread violence sparked by the jailing of the former president , jacob zuma. tx 00v more than 70 more than 70 people have now died, with the worst violence in years centred on durban and johannesburg. People are facing severe Food And Fuel shortages after the looting of shops. In the last few minutes, police have confirmed four people have died and more than 30 are missing, after houses collapsed in western germany following heavy Rain And Flooding. Local police say around 25 more houses are still at risk of collapsing in the hilly Eiffel Region. Extreme weather warnings have been issued for three states, including around the city of hagen, after the River Volme burst its banks. The army has been deployed to help residents, and more Heavy Rain is forecast for the next two days. The Music Industry is weighted against artists, with even successful Pop Stars seeing Pitiful Returns from streaming, according to a group of mps. Theyre calling for a complete reset of the market, where musicians will have a legal right to a fair share of the 736 point Five Million pounds Uk Record labels earn from streaming. Britney spears has won the right to choose her own lawyer, as she fights to end a conservatorship that has controlled her life since 2008. She told a court her father jamie should be removed from his role in it, and charged with abuse of his position. She thanked herfans for their support, and celebrated by doing cartwheels. As you would. Matt is taking a look at the weather. We have looked at loads of things this morning. The nice i know this is the last time we are talking to you today. We have looked at the golf weather. But i havent had an explanation, and for anybody who needs one go to your page, the meaning of St Swithins day . Yes, whatever the weather is today, will be the same for the next 40 days and 40 nights. If a spoiler. It doesnt ring true. But after a storming start of the week for some, conditions like this probably seemed quite appealing. This is the view in cumbria. A dry spell of weather to take us through the rest of the week into the weekend. A few exceptions, as there will be to the largely sunny story. For many it is going to turn a bit warmer if not hotter in the next few days. The exception to the next few days. The exception to the sunny story this morning is across parts of the far North And West of scotland. It is going to brighten up in Northern Ireland. We will see some sunshine. Some cloud feeding down the eastern coast. More cloud compared to yesterday across southern and central england, and compare to what we have at the moment. For most it will be Fine. There will be drizzled with The Cloud in the Western Isles later. Good sunny spells across much of mainland scotland. Temperatures into the Mid 20s. Mainland scotland. Temperatures into the mid 205. Low 20s for Northern Ireland when the sun breaks through. It could hit 25 degrees in cumbria, 25, 26 in the South East of wales. Cooler on the eastern coasts. A Breeze Blowing. That could be a challenge for some of the golfers in sandwich in east kent today. And indeed over the next few days. Quite breezy tonight with lots of cloud. Cloud to the North And West of the country. Clear spells elsewhere. Temperatures in single figures for a few of you tomorrow morning. For most the knights will get warmer in the next few days. And the days are certainly well at times as well. These are the temperatures. They drop a little bit across scotland and Northern Ireland. It gets hotter in england and wales, maybe 29, 30 celsius for some. Enjoy. And you, matt. Every year, the bbc� s Children In Need helps young people and their families through some of the most challenging times of their lives. As part of our appeal last year, breakfast told the story of teenager matty, whos been receiving care at a hospice In Loughborough. John maguires there this morning to catch up with matty and his family. Morning, john. Morning. We are at the rainbows morning, john. Morning. We are at the Rainbows Hospice morning, john. Morning. We are at the Rainbows Hospice in the Rainbows Hospice In Loughborough. It covers many of the counties in the East Midlands. As we were saying, joined by matty and his family, who are going to do the big reveal. Guys, flip the cheque. There we are. Look at that. £57 million. To be precise, £57,119,501. Every penny counts. Isnt that amazing. Considering what we have all been through in the past 18 months. Matty, what would you like to say to the people who have contributed, who have raised lots of money . I just have raised lots of money . I ust like to say have raised lots of money . I ust like to say a fi have raised lots of money . I ust like to say a massive have raised lots of money . I ust like to say a massive Thank H have raised lots of money . Ijust like to say a massive thank you l have raised lots of money . Inst like to say a massive thank you to everyone who has donated. Your money means so much to people like me and it helps us to thrive in our lives. You are supported by the Rainbows Hospice. A place what does this mean to you . Hospice. A place what does this mean to you . Hospice. A place what does this mean to you . This place means the world. It mean to you . This place means the world it also mean to you . This place means the world. It also supports mean to you . This place means the world. It also supports all mean to you . This place means the world. It also supports all the world. It also supports all the members of my family. It helps us to feel good in ourselves. Feel good in ourselves. Wonderful. Alison, feel good in ourselves. Wonderful. Alison. That feel good in ourselves. Wonderful. Alison, that is feel good in ourselves. Wonderful. Alison, that is interesting. Feel good in ourselves. Wonderful. Alison, that is interesting. People| alison, that is interesting. People might not really think about the Family Support at the hospice provides, notjust the building behind us, but also out in the community as well, how much of a fillip has it been for you . It community as well, how much of a fillip has it been for you . Fillip has it been for you . It has been massive. Fillip has it been for you . It has been massive. We fillip has it been for you . It has been massive. We have fillip has it been for you . It has been massive. We have had fillip has it been for you . It has i been massive. We have had some really been massive. We have had some really dark been massive. We have had some really dark days. In the Beginning Matty really dark days. In the Beginning Matty was really poorly. When i was struggling matty was really poorly. When i was struggling i would just drop in and they would look after us. There have been times they would look after us. There have been times when he has come for respite been times when he has come for respite just to give us a break. We stayed respite just to give us a break. We stayed with respite just to give us a break. We stayed with him but they did the nursing stayed with him but they did the Nursing Side of it. So we could be parents Nursing Side of it. So we could be parents and Nursing Side of it. So we could be parents and be a family. What we could parents and be a family. What we could stay parents and be a family. What we could stay with him as well. He also swims could stay with him as well. He also swims here could stay with him as well. He also swims here. He has had his physio here swims here. He has had his physio here he swims here. He has had his physio here he has swims here. He has had his physio here. He has a laugh. Its fun. He has a here. He has a laugh. Its fun. He has a mass here. He has a laugh. Its fun. He has a Mass Eyes. They spoil us. They ust has a Mass Eyes. They spoil us. They just put has a Mass Eyes. They spoil us. They just put us has a Mass Eyes. They spoil us. They just put us together as a family when just put us together as a family when we just put us together as a family when we need it. Just put us together as a family when we need it. Good to hear it. Moll , when we need it. Good to hear it. Molly. You when we need it. Good to hear it. Molly. You have when we need it. Good to hear it. Molly, you havejust when we need it. Good to hear it. Molly, you have just finished molly, you havejust finished studying, just finished your masters. Congratulations. You have been at university for much of the last few years. Tell me how the hospice has helped you . It last few years. Tell me how the hospice has helped you . Last few years. Tell me how the hospice has helped you . It has been a Treat Hospice has helped you . 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Dont have a piece of cake and a emotional support. Dont have a piece of cake and a cup emotional support. Dont have a piece of cake and a cup of emotional support. Dont have a piece of cake and a cup of tea, i emotional support. Dont have a| piece of cake and a cup of tea, it is Everything Piece of cake and a cup of tea, it is Everything Piece of cake and a cup of tea, it is eve hina. ~. ,. , ~ is everything. Wonderful. Thank you. You can put is everything. Wonderful. Thank you. You can put the is everything. Wonderful. Thank you. You can put the checked is everything. Wonderful. Thank you. You can put the checked and is everything. Wonderful. Thank you. You can put the checked and if is everything. Wonderful. Thank you. You can put the checked and if you i you can put the checked and if you like. It is probably heavy. Can you imagine the size of the bank you need to take it too . Joe from the hospice, good to see you. The money that Children In Need is funding us, what will it be used for . It that Children In Need is funding us, what will it be used for . What will it be used for . It funds a la what will it be used for . It funds a Play Specialist what will it be used for . It funds a Play Specialist here. What will it be used for . It funds a Play Specialist here. That what will it be used for . It funds a Play Specialist here. That play Play Specialist here. That Play Specialist can offer therapeutic play to the children. Across the East Midlands play is so important to everybody. Every Child Play is important. Sometimes it is harder to fit in play with the complex lives these children have. So it is about trying to make sure play is accessible for everybody. You look after everybody accessible for everybody. You look after everybody from accessible for everybody. You look after everybody from babies accessible for everybody. You look after everybody from babies to accessible for everybody. You look| after everybody from babies to mid 2057 after everybody from babies to Mid 20s . ,. , after everybody from babies to mid 2057 ,. , after everybody from babies to Mid 20s . ,. ,. ,. , 20s . Yes, yeah. It is a wide range. Obviously play 20s . Yes, yeah. It is a wide range. Obviously play is 20s . Yes, yeah. It is a wide range. Obviously play is not 20s . Yes, yeah. It is a wide range. Obviously play is notjust 20s . Yes, yeah. It is a wide range. Obviously play is notjust about obviously play is notjust about little children. We all play. I play. It is important for everybody to play. It givesjoy, creates memories and it enables people to live their lives to the full. Live their lives to the full. Thank ou ve live their lives to the full. Thank you very much live their lives to the full. Thank you very much indeed live their lives to the full. Thank you very much indeed and live their lives to the full. Thankj you very much indeed and thank live their lives to the full. Thank you very much indeed and thank you for the work that you do. There we go. Evidence of the direct difference that Children In Need makes to peoples lives. This hospice, in common with others across the uk, not only talking about the care provided here but also out in the community as well. I think they have something like 350 families on their books. We are going to come back to matty and alice. Im amazed by this. Apparently they are big fans of Naga And Charlie and wanted to talk to you this morning direct. Back over to you two. We have rigged them up. I think they can hear you. Good morning. I think they can hear you. Good morning. Matty i think they can hear you. Good morning, matty and i think they can hear you. Good morning, matty and alison. I think they can hear you. ems. Morning, matty and alison. How are you both . Can ijust say how lovely it is to see you. Matty, i want to Ask You first of all, people are going through quite difficult times at the moment. Lots of people in lots of different ways. You and your family are particularly. I want some wise words from a young man about how you get through things. A bit of wisdom from you, please, matty . Well, to be honest, ijust take every well, to be honest, ijust take every day well, to be honest, ijust take every day as it comes and try to look every day as it comes and try to look for every day as it comes and try to look for the every day as it comes and try to look for the positives in life. He really does. Every day we try to do something really does. Every day we try to do Something Fun really does. Every day we try to do Something Fun and really does. Every day we try to do Something Fun and find really does. Every day we try to do Something Fun and find somethingj really does. Every day we try to do i Something Fun and find something to smile Something Fun and find something to smile about Something Fun and find something to smile about. 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You have unhappy but life is too short. You have to unhappy but life is too short. You have to find unhappy but life is too short. You have to find something unhappy but life is too short. You have to find something positive l unhappy but life is too short. You| have to find something positive in every have to find something positive in every day have to find something positive in eve da. , have to find something positive in eve da. , every day. That is the serious auestion every day. That is the serious question because every day. That is the serious question because that every day. That is the serious question because that is every day. That is the serious J Question because that is what charlie does. Matty, i love the fact that you watch us. I have two silly questions. The first one is because you see me mark turley and you see him mark me back. What if you find funny about charlie . What him mark me back. What if you find funny about charlie . Funny about charlie . What kind of reaction was funny about charlie . What kind of reaction was that . funny about charlie . What kind of reaction was that . his funny about charlie . What kind of reaction was that . his hair, funny about charlie . What kind of reaction was that . his hair, i reaction was that . his hair, i think. Definitely reaction was that . his hair, i think. Definitely his reaction was that . his hair, i think. Definitely his hair. Reaction was that . his hair, i i think. Definitely his hair. Sorry, charlie think. Definitely his hair. Sorry, charlie we think. Definitely his hair. Sorry, charlie. We do think. Definitely his hair. Sorry, charlie. We do love think. Definitely his hair. Sorry, charlie. We do love you think. Definitely his hair. Sorry, charlie. We do love you both. L think. Definitely his hair. Sorry, i charlie. We do love you both. We talk to charlie. We do love you both. We talk to you charlie. We do love you both. We talk to you every charlie. We do love you both. We talk to you every morning. Charlie. We do love you both. We talk to you every morning. Everyl talk to you every morning. Every Morning Talk to you every morning. Every morning we talk to you every morning. Every morning we say, talk to you every morning. Every morning we say, hi, talk to you every morning. Every morning we say, hi, negi. Talk to you every morning. Every morning we say, hi, negi. Hi, i morning we say, hi, negi. Hi, Charlie Morning we say, hi, negi. Hi, charlie. Every morning we say, hi, negi. Hi, charlie. Every Morning Morning we say, hi, negi. Hi, charlie. Every morning you i morning we say, hi, negi. Hi, i charlie. Every morning you dont seem charlie. Every morning you dont seem to charlie. Every morning you dont seem to answer charlie. Every morning you dont seem to answer back. Charlie. Every morning you dont seem to answer back. I charlie. Every morning you dont seem to answer back. I complemented you on seem to answer back. I complemented you on what seem to answer back. I complemented you on what you seem to answer back. I complemented you on what you wear. Seem to answer back. I complemented you on what you wear, naga. Seem to answer back. I complemented you on what you wear, naga. We seem to answer back. I complemented you on what you wear, naga. We do. You on what you wear, naga. We do speak you on what you wear, naga. We do speak to you on what you wear, naga. We do speak to you you on what you wear, naga. We do speak to you every you on what you wear, naga. We do speak to you every morning. You on what you wear, naga. We do speak to you every morning. Alison, for the record, speak to you every morning. Alison, for the record, your speak to you every morning. Alison, for the record, your hair speak to you every morning. Alison, for the record, your hair looks for the record, your hair looks lovely this morning. It looks absolutely lovely. Lovely this morning. It looks absolutely lovely. That is Charlies Wa of absolutely lovely. That is Charlies Way of turning absolutely lovely. That is Charlies Way of turning what absolutely lovely. That is Charlies Way of turning what you absolutely lovely. That is Charlies Way of turning what you set absolutely lovely. That is Charlies Way of turning what you set into i absolutely lovely. That is Charlies Way of turning what you set into a | way of turning what you set into a compliment. Just after alison said you batter your physio with balls, what exactly did she mean by that . Well, in the pool they have got different well, in the pool they have got different toys etc. There are some balls different toys etc. There are some balls in different toys etc. There are some balls in there. Like soft but football balls in there. Like soft but football is in a sense. Footballs. Football is in a sense. Footballs. Sometimes you took them about footballs. Sometimes you took them about a footballs. 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Some things are best with them he comes out bruised. Some things are best left with them he comes out bruised. Some things are best left unsaid l with them he comes out bruised. I some things are best left unsaid on live television about your 16 year old son. He will not appreciated. I 16yearold son. He will not appreciated 16yearold son. He will not aureciated. Appreciated. I am an embarrassing one. Appreciated. I am an embarrassing one lovely appreciated. I am an embarrassing one lovely to appreciated. I am an embarrassing one. Lovely to catch appreciated. I am an embarrassing one. Lovely to catch up appreciated. I am an embarrassing one. Lovely to catch up with appreciated. I am an embarrassing one. Lovely to catch up with all. Appreciated. I am an embarrassing| one. Lovely to catch up with all the famil. One. Lovely to catch up with all the family thank one. Lovely to catch up with all the family. Thank you one. Lovely to catch up with all the family. Thank you all. One. Lovely to catch up with all the family. Thank you all. John, one. Lovely to catch up with all the family. Thank you all. John, thankl family. Thank you all. John, thank you for introducing us all. Tell john he that we are nice really. He always has a bit of a date. Thea;r he always has a bit of a date. They are nice, really. He always has a bit of a date. They are nice, really. They he always has a bit of a date. They are nice, really. They are he always has a bit of a date. They are nice, really. They are lovely. I | are nice, really. They are lovely. Know, i believe it. Are nice, really. They are lovely. I know, i believe it. Lovely are nice, really. They are lovely. I know, i believe it. Lovely to are nice, really. They are lovely. I know, i believe it. Lovely to catchj know, i believe it. Lovely to catch u. Know, i believe it. Lovely to catch u with know, i believe it. Lovely to catch up with you know, i believe it. Lovely to catch up with you. That know, i believe it. Lovely to catch up with you. That was know, i believe it. Lovely to catch up with you. That was matty, know, i believe it. Lovely to catch i up with you. That was matty, alison, molly talking to us. Fabulous family. One man who contributed a huge amount to that Fundraising Total was joe wicks. Morning to you. Good morning. How are you morning to you. Good morning. How are you doing . Are you doing . Good. I dont know if ou could are you doing . Good. I dont know if you could hear are you doing . Good. I dont know if you could hear us are you doing . Good. I dont know if you could hear us talking are you doing . Good. I dont know if you could hear us talking to are you doing . Good. I dont know if you could hear us talking to the you could hear us talking to the hatton family. There are times when there is a lot of people going through difficult times and you look at them all, they are all smiling. And a place like that is enabling them to get to a better place in really difficult circumstances . It was a difficult year for people. A lot of was a difficult year for people. A lot of people are under pressure and stressed lot of people are under pressure and stressed out. The Fact Theyve raised stressed out. The Fact Theyve raised that much money to help other children raised that much money to help other children is raised that much money to help other children is a raised that much money to help other children is a wonderful thing. Im really children is a wonderful thing. Im really glad children is a wonderful thing. Im really glad i was a part of it and helped really glad i was a part of it and helped to really glad i was a part of it and helped to contribute to it with my 24hour helped to contribute to it with my 24 hour challenge. That helped to contribute to it with my 24hour Challenge. 24hour Challenge. That is the thin. 24hour Challenge. That is the thing we 24hour Challenge. That is the thing. We spoke 24hour Challenge. That is the thing. We spoke to 24hour Challenge. That is the thing. We spoke to you 24hour Challenge. That is the thing. We spoke to you during | 24hour Challenge. That is the thing. We spoke to you during that 24 hour challenge. I think we spoke to you at quite a low point. That was the thing, and im sure there were many because it is exhausting, but that was the thing that got you through it, just knowing that every penny my every accrued penny makes a difference. You have seen it . Yes. When they difference. You have seen it . Yes. When they asked difference. You have seen it . Yes. When they asked me difference. You have seen it . Yes. When they asked me to difference. You have seen it . Yes. When they asked me to do difference. You have seen it . Yes. When they asked me to do the challenge i thought it was going to be really challenge i thought it was going to be really tough. I thought if i get through be really tough. I thought if i get through the night and people woke up they were through the night and people woke up they were going to contribute and donate they were going to contribute and donate to they were going to contribute and donate to the charity. I can think about donate to the charity. I can think about that donate to the charity. I can think about that. I was exhausted. It was tough about that. I was exhausted. It was tough. When i got a three felt like i needed tough. When i got a three felt like i needed to needed to go to bed. I felt like i needed to needed to go to bed. I felt like i i needed to needed to go to bed. I felt like i had four days in vegas. I kept felt like i had four days in vegas. I kept going. Go through all the exercise i kept going. Go through all the exercise. We raise more than £3 million exercise. We raise more than £3 million in exercise. We raise more than £3 million in total. Something i never dreamt million in total. Something i never dreamt possible in a 24 hour challenge. Dreamt possible in a 24hour Challenge challenge. Apart from the fundraising challenge. Apart from the fundraising on challenge. Apart from the fundraising on this challenge. Apart from the I Fundraising on this occasion, challenge. Apart from the fundraising on this occasion, what you have done throughout the lockdown, you have had an impact on people. I assume you are out and about more than you were before. Do people talk to you a lot about how they lived through it with you on zoom . ,. ,. ,. Zoom . Yeah. I have not been out much but recently zoom . Yeah. I have not been out much but recently i zoom . Yeah. I have not been out much but recently i got zoom . Yeah. I have not been out much but recently i got invited zoom . Yeah. I have not been out much but recently i got invited to but recently i got invited to wimbledon. I went to one of the wimbledon. went to one of the football wimbledon. I went to one of the football matches. The first thing People Football matches. The first thing people would say is, thank you so much, people would say is, thank you so much, you people would say is, thank you so much, you got us through lockdown, thank much, you got us through lockdown, thank you much, you got us through lockdown, thank you for helping my children. There thank you for helping my children. There are thank you for helping my children. There are stressed out. It is my proudest there are stressed out. It is my proudest achievement. A real Career Highlight proudest achievement. A real Career Highlight for me. Ijust wonder if i will ever highlight for me. Ijust wonder if i will ever do highlight for me. Ijust wonder if i will ever do anything as important as that will ever do anything as important as that~ i will ever do anything as important as that. I am passionate about helping as that. I am passionate about helping young people get through their emotions and you kind of enjoy exercise their emotions and you kind of enjoy exercise. That is where my passion lies and exercise. That is where my passion lies and i exercise. That is where my passion lies and i am exercise. That is where my passion lies and i am putting all my energy now still lies and i am putting all my energy now still working with young people and children. | now still working with young people and children and children. I love the fact you said ou and children. I love the fact you said you went and children. I love the fact you said you went to and children. I love the fact you said you went to wimbledon. I and children. I love the fact you l said you went to wimbledon. You and children. I love the fact you said you went to wimbledon. You were in the royal box, werent you . If so, did Anybody Surprise you saying, you know what, i was watching you do the exercises along with Everyone Else . I the exercises along with Everyone Else . ,. , ~ the exercises along with Everyone Else . ,~ ~ ,. Else . I mean, yeah. Almost everybody i met was mentioning else . I mean, yeah. Almost everybody i met was mentioning that else . I mean, yeah. Almost everybody i met was mentioning that one else . I mean, yeah. Almost everybody i met was mentioning that one of i met was mentioning that one of their i met was mentioning that one of their children took part. It is amazing their children took part. It is amazing. They caught me yawning. I had the amazing. They caught me yawning. I had the best day ever. Someone took photographs of me yawning. I have the best photographs of me yawning. I have the best time. I am a dad. I wasnt falling the best time. I am a dad. I wasnt falling asleep at wimbledon. I was ust falling asleep at wimbledon. I was just a falling asleep at wimbledon. I was just a bit falling asleep at wimbledon. I was just a bit tired. Just a bit tired. Shock, horror, father at some just a bit tired. Shock, horror, father at some point just a bit tired. Shock, horror, father at some point during i just a bit tired. Shock, horror, L Father at some point during the just a bit tired. Shock, horror, father at some point during the day actually yawns. Never happens to anybody else, does it . One of the things you have done as you have made this documentary with louis theroux, who isjust marvellous, because he has this amazing way of getting stuff out of people. You have been quite upfront and open about your battles with various things. I think about being in the Media Spotlight and being an example because you accompanied us all through lockdown, many families, showing that we all have battles, helps . I showing that we all have battles, hels . ,. , showing that we all have battles, hels . , ,. , showing that we all have battles, hels . ,. ,. , helps . I am really proud of this documentary helps . I am really proud of this documentary. It helps . I am really proud of this documentary. It has helps . I am really proud of this documentary. It has been helps . I am really proud of this documentary. It has been an i documentary. It has been an emotionaljourney. Im going back into my emotionaljourney. Im going back into my childhood. I am speaking to my mum into my childhood. I am speaking to my Mum And Dad and remembering things my Mum And Dad and remembering things i my Mum And Dad and remembering things i probably didnt want to remember. I had a difficult upbringing. My Mum And Dad both suffered upbringing. My Mum And Dad both suffered from mental Health Illness. I met suffered from mental Health Illness. I met lots suffered from mental Health Illness. I met lots of charities and different parents expensing Mental Health different parents expensing Mental Health issues. I want to get people talking health issues. I want to get people talking and open a dialogue and showed talking and open a dialogue and showed there is support out there. It has showed there is support out there. It has been showed there is support out there. It has been challenging. I have been really it has been challenging. I have been really upset with every scene we have really upset with every scene we have shot really upset with every scene we have shot so far. I have five more days have shot so far. I have five more days of have shot so far. I have five more days of filming, then it should go to the days of filming, then it should go to the editor. It should be out later to the editor. It should be out later this to the editor. It should be out later this year. To the editor. It should be out later this ear. ,. ,. , later this year. How did your family feel about being later this year. How did your family feel about being spoken later this year. How did your family feel about being spoken about . I later this year. How did your family | feel about being spoken about . You know, they werent really super up for it know, they werent really super up for it at know, they werent really super up for it at first. I said, this is important. For it at first. I said, this is important, that i share my story and we help important, that i share my story and we help other people. I know from my experience we help other people. I know from my experience that people with anxiety and depression, it is increasing so much. And depression, it is increasing so much, people are really suffering out there much, people are really suffering out there. I believe the more we talk about out there. I believe the more we talk about it the more we can show our vulnerabilities and nothing more people our vulnerabilities and nothing more people will our vulnerabilities and nothing more people will get help. They understand that mission. We had a conversation on camera. I spoke to my Brother Conversation on camera. I spoke to my brother a conversation on camera. I spoke to my brother a little bit. It is going back my brother a little bit. It is going back into my brother a little bit. It is going back into childhood trauma. I kept thinking back into childhood trauma. I kept thinking i back into childhood trauma. I kept thinking, i dont remember this, thinking, idont remember this, didnt thinking, i dont remember this, didnt affect me. But it really has affected didnt affect me. But it really has affected me. As adults we sometimes suppress affected me. As adults we sometimes suppress these feelings and this energy suppress these feelings and this energy. It has been therapy in a way for me energy. It has been therapy in a way for me but energy. It has been therapy in a way for me. But the people ive been meeting for me. But the people ive been meeting have been wonderful, parents lloiii meeting have been wonderful, parents going to meeting have been wonderful, parents going to talking therapy sessions, looking going to talking therapy sessions, looking after their children, amazing looking after their children, amazing parents, but they are also suffering amazing parents, but they are also suffering with mental Health Illness suffering with mental Health Illness. That is a positive thing. Even illness. That is a positive thing. Even though people are suffering they can even though people are suffering they can get through it. That is what they can get through it. That is what i they can get through it. That is what i want to talk about really. When what i want to talk about really. When does the first bit of Fitness Kick in in the morning . What is the timeframe . I kick in in the morning . What is the timeframe . Kick in in the morning . What is the timeframe . ,. ,. , timeframe . I am going to take my go to nursery and timeframe . I am going to take my go to nursery and when timeframe . I am going to take my go to nursery and when i timeframe . I am going to take my go to nursery and when i come timeframe . I am going to take my go to nursery and when i come back timeframe . I am going to take my go to nursery and when i come back i to nursery and when i come back i will do to nursery and when i come back i will do a to nursery and when i come back i will do a quick session. Normally i do it will do a quick session. Normally i do it when will do a quick session. Normally i do it when i will do a quick session. Normally i do it when i wake up but as i am here~~ do it when i wake up but as i am here~~ to do it when i wake up but as i am here. ,. , do it when i wake up but as i am here. , do it wheanake up but aslam here. ,. , ~ here. To catch up with you. And congratulations, here. To catch up with you. And congratulations, of here. To catch up with you. And congratulations, of course, here. To catch up with you. And congratulations, of course, not i here. To catch up with you. And i congratulations, of course, not the money you have raised four Children In Need. Thank you very much. Thank ou. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning, im sonja jessup. The met says more than 120 reports of domestic abuse have been made to its new online Reporting System in just the three weeks since its launch. So far this year, 13 people have been killed as a result of Domestic Violence thats already higher than the whole of last year. Police hope the new online Reporting System will encourage victims to come forward. The data we are going to get from an online report, what is written, is often more than we get from a phone call. Its a really safe system where they can exit the report quickly and not alert the perpetrator to what they are reporting. Detectives investigating the murder of a 16 year old boy in South London are looking for a moped which may have been used in the attack. Demarie Omarey Roye was stabbed in Thornton Heath last friday. Two people have been arrested but detectives say they need witnesses to come forward. A new study has found that poor Air Quality could be triggering Asthma Attacks among 350,000 londoners. More than half A Million people in the capital are registered as having asthma. The study by Asthma Uk and the british Lung Foundation also found newham had the highest rate of Emergency Hospital admissions for the condition in 2018. Designs for a permanent tribute to the Windrush Generation have been narrowed down to the final four. The monument thats eventually chosen will stand at Waterloo Station to honour how the Windrush Generation has enriched britains history. Londoners can vote for their favourite online, and the winner will be chosen by the commemoration committee. Lets take a quick look at the travel. Still no service on the 0verground between Euston And Kilburn high road, due to flood damage. Other lines are running as normal. Time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Good morning. High pressure is firmly centred across the uk at the moment and it is looking dry and settled for the rest of this week and into the start of next. Its not going to be sunny all the time, in fact todays looking cloudier and a Touch Cooler than it was yesterday. It is a mild start to the morning, temperatures in the mid teens in celsius. There is a bit of cloud out there already and we will see some bright and sunny spells this morning and then The Cloud is set to thicken at times into the afternoon. Because its a cloudy day, it will feel cooler with Temperatures Peaking this time in the low 20s in celsius. We still have that northerly to North Westerly wind blowing too. Through the evening and overnight we will see a lot of that cloud break up to give us a more clear spells and overnight lows of around 13 or 15 degrees, so a mild start to the day on friday. Friday, a lot more in the way of Blue Sky and sunshine, this time throughout the day, and it is set to feel warm with temperatures widely peaking around the Mid 20s In Celsius and some spots out towards the Western Parts of the capital and into Central London itself may be 26 or 27 celsius. We will start to see some rather warm, sticky nights from friday onwards. It looks like a very summery weekend in store with the Heat Peaking On Sunday. Thats all for now. Im back in half an hour. Now its back to Naga And Charlie. Bye bye. Morning live follows breakfast on bbc one this morning. Lets find out whats on Todays Programme with gethin and janette. Lovely to see you both. Coming up on morning live today. With the news that sugary and Salty Foods could be taxed and doctors may be asked to prescribe Fruit And Veg to patients Dr Xand explains why this could be the solution to tackling britains obesity crisis. Plus, were talking about rising anxiety levels. Almost half of brits are so worried about lockdown restrictions easing from next monday, they want Freedom Day pushed back. So today were chatting to best Selling Author and mental Health Guru Matt haig, who will share his tips on how you can cope with any extra stress and make bad days better. And its the popular superfood that claims to have loads of health benefits so we can feel at our best but is Coconut Oil really that good for us . Despite sales soaring, one scientist says its like eating pure poison. Gloria hunniford investigates whether thats a truth or scare. Also on the show after a week of turbulent weather and a heatwave on the horizon, Chef Anna Haugh shows us the perfect dish to make come Rain Or Shine by adding a twist to the classic quiche. You wont have to worry about having a soggy bottom ever again plus hes no stranger to a twist or two line of Duty Star Ace bhatti reveals how one fan tried to bribe him to uncover the identity of h, and tells us about starring in another gritty crime Drama Baptiste alongside killing eves fiona shaw. Well, i certainly dont need a bribe to bring you todays strictly fitness ill be firing up your lower body later. See you at 9. 15. But are you h though . You will have to find out but are you h though . You will have to find out. You but are you h though . You will have to find out. You have but are you h though . You will have to find out. You have us but are you h though . You will have to find out. You have us debating i to find out. You have us debating about quiche to find out. You have us debating about quiche here. To find out. You have us debating about quiche here. Thank to find out. You have us debating about quiche here. Thank you to find out. You have us debating about quiche here. Thank you so | about quiche here. Thank you so much. I am about quiche here. Thank you so much. Iam in about quiche here. Thank you so much. I am in favour, for the record. Im not. Theres a surprise. Lets return to our top story there are calls for Sugar And Salt taxes to be introduced in england to improve the nations health. The national Food Strategy report, commissioned by the government, says the money raised by the levy should be used to extend the free school Meals Programme and pay for gps to prescribe Fruit And Vegetables. We can speak now to the reports lead author, Henry Dimbleby. Thanks for being with us on a breakfast. We were chatting about this and it feels like we have spoken about this for a long time in this country, tackling Salt And Sugar levels in food and how it is affecting our health. What is different, no, what is not different, no, what is not different, but what will make a difference this time . We different, but what will make a difference this time . Different, but what will make a difference this time . We have to chan. E difference this time . We have to change the difference this time . We have to change the Way Difference this time . We have to change the way we difference this time . We have to change the way we think difference this time . We have to change the way we think about L Difference this time . We have to L Change the way we think about our health, so the current way people think in this country is what you need to do about Diet Related Diseases you need to educate people and exercise and exert willpower and the corollary of that is that if you cannot get off your bottom and exercise, eat your own Fault And None of that is true. Exercise is a fantastic benefit of itself but its not good at helping you to lose weight so we tell people that exercise will help them lose weight and they go to the gym and they stop exercising and exercise is fantastic that its not that good at helping you lose weight. What is happening as there is an interaction between the commercial incentives are companies and our appetites. We find these foods they are marketing delicious and they dont make us as full as quickly and we eat more, they invest more, were more, they invest more and there have been 14 previous obesity plans in the country and almost all of them were voluntary measures and you have this interaction between our appetite in the commercial incentive of companies and you wont change unless you tackle it directly and thatis unless you tackle it directly and that is what we recommend with the Sugar And Salt reformulation. Its not tax to increase price, is to make companies reformulate with the sugary drinks tax, to take bad stuff and make the worst food better. Talk me throu. H and make the worst food better. Talk me through the Salt And Sugar tax and lets keep this basic, for me. A Chocolate Bar, the government agrees with your recommendation about the Sugar And Salt tax. Does the Chocolate Bar end up more expensive . The Chocolate Bar end up more pensive . The Chocolate Bar end up more exensive . �. ,. , expensive . Almost certainly not. What happens expensive . Almost certainly not. What happens is expensive . Almost certainly not. What happens is the expensive . Almost certainly not. What happens is the tax expensive . Almost certainly not. What happens is the Tax Charge L expensive . Almost certainly not. I what happens is the Tax Charge on people buying sugar in huge quantities at wholesale level, not what you buy to make a cake at home, that cost more, so a Chocolate Bar, standard size might cost 60p but the cost of sugar in the Chocolate Bar under the tax might go up by £6, but the manufacturers, as they have done with sugary drinks, will reformulate the chocolate and take the sugar down and try to get the same Price Point and because the taste of things like Sweetness And Salt are relative, as the sugar comes down, we wont notice, as we didnt notice with sugary drinks. Theres been an Arms Race of sugar levels going up and our tolerance for sugar, we needed more and more sugar and we are trying to take that down and get the sugar out of the system. Share are trying to take that down and get the sugar out of the system. Are you sure then that the sugar out of the system. Are you sure then that what the sugar out of the system. Are you sure then that what they the sugar out of the system. Are you sure then that what they put the sugar out of the system. Are you sure then that what they put into sure then that what they put into the product to replace the sugar so the product to replace the sugar so the taste says stays pretty much the taste says stays pretty much the same is also not going to do us harm because there is a big debate about other things that are bad for us that manufacturers used to make things taste good. Things taste good. There are two elements to things taste good. There are two elements to the things taste good. There are two elements to the plan. Things taste good. There are two elements to the plan. 5096 Things taste good. There are two elements to the plan. 5096 of. Things taste good. There are two | elements to the plan. 5096 of the elements to the plan. 50 of the food we eat is processed food, compared to say 14 in italy. Unbelievable amount of processed food so we need to do two things. We need to make the processed food better for us and we need to eat more fresh food, so we need to reduce the amount of processed food and make what we eat fresh and there are two parts of the strategy. One is about changing the long Term Food Culture and making us eat more, fresh, nutritious food on the other is about reducing the harm of the processed food or reducing the addictive nature of it, and there is good evidence that none of these sweeteners or other things, and you might get a reduction in sugar by the weight rather than a replacement with sweetness, but none of those are proven to be as bad for your health as the sugar is. There is some evidence that they might maintain your sweet palate but compared with eating those calories, we think that is a trade off worth making. 5 we think that is a tradeoff worth makinu. R we think that is a tradeoff worth makinu. A. , we think that is a tradeoff worth makinu. � ,. ,. , making. As part of the review, and the proposals making. As part of the review, and the proposals on making. As part of the review, and the proposals on it, making. As part of the review, and the proposals on it, it making. As part of the review, and the proposals on it, it was making. As part of the review, and the proposals on it, it was raised, | the proposals on it, it was raised, this tax on Sugar And Salt, it would raise £3. 4 Billion per yearfor the treasury. In an ideal world, you dont really want any money to be raised from this because you want the sugar in tax to be eliminated. Surely that is the Selling Point rather than the money for the treasury . Rather than the money for the treasu . ,. , ,. , treasury . Yes, the treasury raise much less treasury . Yes, the treasury raise much less Money Treasury . Yes, the treasury raise much less money that treasury . Yes, the treasury raise much less money that it treasury . Yes, the treasury raise much less money that it thought i treasury . Yes, the treasury raise much less money that it thought from the Sugar Drink Leathery but you will still have sugar in food so there is a level of reformulation but they will take the sugar down to keep the cost the same but there will still be sugar in there, and that will raise money for the treasury but we want to take a third of that money, £1 Billion per year, and redistribute that so you get that to the diet of most deprived people in this country by massively increasing healthy start, free school meals and Holiday Activity and food camps that Marcus Rashford so successfully campaigned for earlier in the year. Flan so successfully campaigned for earlier in the year. So successfully campaigned for earlier in the year. Can i ask about the practicalities earlier in the year. Can i ask about the practicalities of earlier in the year. Can i ask about the practicalities of this, earlier in the year. Can i ask about the practicalities of this, of the practicalities of this, of something being done . Because you are getting a lot of praise for the work you have done and we understand it will be about six months, the government will take six months to respond. I am trying to work out, what you have done, if you have put down what you think will work and what would make a difference, so in essence, if the government doesnt do what you recommend, then there is a problem, isnt there . It seems like that is what you have been put in place to do, to put in place things that will work, so why wait . Why does it take six months for the government to look at what you have researched and the work you have done and say, yes, we will do that . This is the nature of being an independent reviewer and that is the job you are offered. Before i thought a lot about that and i took the job, thought a lot about that and i took thejob, i spent thought a lot about that and i took the job, i spent two years and pretty much full time working on this and its been an enormous privilege and what ive tried to do to maximise the success or maximise the chance of getting these policies put in place, weve tried to create a manifesto and make the Communication Symbol and try to build coalitions around the various policies and we have also spoken and had focus groups, dialogues with citizens and spoken to low income groups and spoken to people in the North East and spoken to people around the country to make sure that there is public support for these proposals, so it maximises the chance of the government putting them into practice. Ive done two reviews before, one of them the first part of this and pretty much all of the policies have been implemented. All of the policies have been implemented. All of the policies have been imlemented. ,. ,. , implemented. Can i put it in a more ointed implemented. Can i put it in a more pointed way. Implemented. Can i put it in a more pointed way. I implemented. Can i put it in a more pointed way, i guess, implemented. Can i put it in a more pointed way, i guess, you implemented. Can i put it in a more pointed way, i guess, you have implemented. Can i put it in a more| pointed way, i guess, you have done the review and you are involved in politics, unwittingly, but you are involved in politics and if the government doesnt do the recommendations as they stand, would that be a disgrace . Would that be a moment to make a change completely missed if it is not adopted in full . The government clearly needs to make a change and i think the recommendations i have made are doable, powerfuland, in the recommendations i have made are doable, powerful and, in the short term, will create change. And i will be out there making the case for them as strongly as i can, but in them as strongly as i can, but in the end it is the governments decision. They are elected, i am not elected, and is their decision on what policies they make but i will certainly make the case as strongly as i can. , ,y certainly make the case as strongly aslcan. , ,y. , ~ as i can. Ok, Henry Dimbleby, thank ou ve as i can. Ok, Henry Dimbleby, thank you very much as i can. Ok, Henry Dimbleby, thank you very much for as i can. Ok, Henry Dimbleby, thank you very much for your as i can. Ok, Henry Dimbleby, thank you very much for your time as i can. Ok, Henry Dimbleby, thank you very much for your time with as i can. Ok, Henry Dimbleby, thank you very much for your time with us | you very much for your time with us this morning. This is something ben is looking and he has been with farmers and there was a suggestion and you looked at this early about attacks on red meat and i know you addressed this earlier, but all of this is affecting our food producers. This is affecting our food producers this is affecting our food roducers. ~ , ~ this is affecting our food roducers. ~ , � � producers. Absolutely. And weve been listening producers. Absolutely. And weve been listening to producers. Absolutely. And weve been listening to that producers. Absolutely. And weve been listening to that interview i producers. Absolutely. And weve i been listening to that interview you just had their with Henry Dimbleby and i will put some of those thoughts to my guest in a second but you are right, there are three main the proposals, tax on Sugar And Salt, the reduction in consumption of meat but crucially better education and where better to get an education and where better to get an education about how food is produced or where it comes from than right here on the farm . Weve been here all morning and let me show you the little calf born just yesterday morning, having a quiet moment on the farm this morning but so many implications for the Food Industry as far as our consumption and what it means for things like prices and also when it comes to things like imports and the renewed focus on quality and does that come from british farmers than maybe meet than that is imported from elsewhere and so many implications the industry is getting their head around let me introduce you to rachel from the national Farmers Union. You are listening to that interview with me and so many things to digesterfor the interview with me and so many things to digester for the industry but first lets talk about the education point, because its so important as we have lost contact with where our food comes from and how it is produced and that has big implications for what we buy and how much we are prepared to pay for it. I agree entirely. As a country, we have i agree entirely. As a country, we have lost i agree entirely. As a country, we have lost that Connection And Relationship with food and i think Thats Relationship with food and i think thats not relationship with food and i think thats notjust one generation, that is two thats notjust one generation, that is two generations now. You could go back to is two generations now. You could go back to School And Education and people back to School And Education and people used to be taught about Food And Nutrition and a healthy diet, a balanced and nutrition and a healthy diet, a balanced diet, which is really important. I was, balanced diet, which is really important. Iwas, and i was balanced diet, which is really important. I was, and i was probably the last important. I was, and i was probably the last cohort of school pupils who did that the last cohort of school pupils who did that and i think we need to reconnect. Did that and i think we need to reconnect, all of us need to reconnect reconnect, all of us need to reconnect about the countryside, about reconnect about the countryside, about food, what is good for us and improve about food, what is good for us and improve our about food, what is good for us and improve our health. And about food, what is good for us and improve our health. Improve our health. And that will chan. E improve our health. And that wilL Change our improve our health. And that wilL Change our decisions improve our health. And that wilL Change our decisions on improve our health. And that wilL Change our decisions on what improve our health. And that wilL Change our decisions on what we | improve our health. And that wilL Change our decisions on what we buy and how much we pay for it. Some would suggest that we have been artificially lulled into a sense that food is cheap and you dont have to pay a lot for it and if you want the quality stuff, you have to pay a bit more. Want the quality stuff, you have to pay a bit more want the quality stuff, you have to pay a bit more. Nobody wants to turn around and say pay a bit more. Nobody wants to turn around and say we pay a bit more. Nobody wants to turn around and say we need pay a bit more. Nobody wants to turn around and say we need to pay a bit more. Nobody wants to turn around and say we need to pay pay a bit more. Nobody wants to turn around and say we need to pay loads| around and say we need to pay loads more around and say we need to pay loads more for around and say we need to pay loads more for our around and say we need to pay loads more for our food. I think its reasonable more for our food. I think its reasonable to expect that if you understand your food, and you understand your food, and you understand what your food can deliver understand what your food can deliver to understand what your food can deliver to you, you can make choices, deliver to you, you can make choices, the right choices, hopefully, and maybe spend a little bit more hopefully, and maybe spend a little bit more on something, a bit less on Something Bit more on something, a bit less on something else. Sill bit more on something, a bit less on something else something else. All that is well and aood if Ou Something else. All that is well and good if you have something else. All that is well and good if you have the something else. All that is well and good if you have the Money Something else. All that is well and good if you have the money to something else. All that is well and i good if you have the money to spend. And there is a danger that when we talk about putting taxes on things to change our habits and make things less affordable so we buy less of it, that hits poorest people the hardest. ,. , it, that hits poorest people the hardest. ,. ,. , hardest. This really concerns me. You start putting hardest. This really concerns me. You start putting taxes hardest. This really concerns me. You start putting taxes on hardest. This really concerns me. I you start putting taxes on different items you start putting taxes on different items of you start putting taxes on different items of Food And Ijust feel that will be items of Food And Ijust feel that will be the poorest part of the community that are already struggling with their food bills as it is, struggling with their food bills as it is, and struggling with their food bills as it is, and they will be the ones penalised it is, and they will be the ones penalised for this. The people that can afford penalised for this. The people that can afford to make choices when it comes can afford to make choices when it comes to can afford to make choices when it comes to Food Willjust keep paying it and comes to Food Willjust keep paying it and that comes to Food Willjust keep paying it and that really worries me. There must it and that really worries me. There must be it and that really worries me. There must be a it and that really worries me. There must be a better way. One it and that really worries me. There must be a better way. Must be a better way. One of those ro osals must be a better way. One of those proposals is must be a better way. One of those proposals is to must be a better way. One of those proposals is to eat must be a better way. One of those proposals is to eat less must be a better way. One of those proposals is to eat less meat. Must be a better way. One of those proposals is to eat less meat. We l proposals is to eat less meat. We are here on a Cattle Farm and surrounded by meat. What does it mean for the industry if we stop Eating Meat . I mean for the industry if we stop Eating Meat . Mean for the industry if we stop Eating Meat . I dont think we will stop eating Eating Meat . I dont think we will stop Eating Meat. Eating meat . I dont think we will stop Eating Meat. Im Eating Meat . I dont think we will stop Eating Meat. Im a Eating Meat . I dont think we will stop Eating Meat. Im a beef Eating Meat . I dont think we will i stop Eating Meat. Im a Beef Farmer and a stop Eating Meat. Im a Beef Farmer and a sheep stop Eating Meat. Im a Beef Farmer and a Sheep Farmer about 30 miles from and a Sheep Farmer about 30 miles from here and a Sheep Farmer about 30 miles from here and we have to be careful about from here and we have to be careful about not from here and we have to be careful about not having polarised discussions about Meat Eating and the expectation we have about eating less meat the expectation we have about eating less meat is due to the environment, but i have less meat is due to the environment, but i have my less meat is due to the environment, but i have my beef cattle and they are delivering environmental goods on the are delivering environmental goods on the lowlands while being a commercial farm and producing high density commercial farm and producing high Density Food for our population, so lets not Density Food for our population, so lets not get polarised in that sort of argument. I think its about choices of argument. I think its about choices and informed choices. Rachel, choices and informed choices. Rachel, good to have your thoughts on this this morning. Nice to see. Rachel air from on this this morning. Nice to see. Rachel airfrom the on this this morning. Nice to see. Rachel air from the national Farmers Union and as we said, the industry will now Take A Look at recommendations and the government have six months to respond about what it will do but what is so great about this job is that we get to be out in places like this and as you heard from rachel, its about reminding people where our food comes from, how its produced, and exactly what goes into getting it from places like this on to our kitchen tables every day. Its from places like this on to our kitchen tables every day. Its an important kitchen tables every day. Its an important subject, kitchen tables every day. Its an important subject, ben, kitchen tables every day. Its an important subject, ben, and i kitchen tables every day. Its an i important subject, ben, and thank you, and on the frivolous side, ive loved the sound effects and the cute pictures. I asked loved the sound effects and the cute pictures. Iasked if loved the sound effects and the cute pictures. I asked if the calf had a name but i was told not to be silly. I showed you rocky the ball, and hes been very busy, i am told, since the calves are being born. There we go. Thanks for telling us that. Mike, take us away into a world of golf. No English Player has won the gold since 1969, but whisper it quietly, there are three English Players leading the open. The open golf. There are so many brilliant starts. Lee westwood, 1988 championships 88 championships without a win, and the pressure. 50 88 championships without a win, and the pressure the pressure. So many players are lookin the pressure. So many players are looking for the pressure. So many players are looking for the the pressure. So many players are looking for the very the pressure. So many players are looking for the very stale the pressure. So many players are looking for the very stale tory. | looking for the very stale tory. Fairy tale story. So far, the sunny conditions and northerly breeze, at royal St Georges, in kent, are suiting the early our starters, at the returning open championship. The oldest major i know it so hard to keep an eye on the Leaderboard And Theyve been going two hours, and it looks glorious, but what have been the story so far for you . 55 glorious, but what have been the story so far for you . Story so far for you . As you mentioned. Story so far for you . As you mentioned, it story so far for you . As you mentioned, it has story so far for you . As you mentioned, it has been story so far for you . As you mentioned, it has been a I Story so far for you . As you i mentioned, it has been a very story so far for you . As you mentioned, it has been a very strong start from mentioned, it has been a very strong start from the strong English Contingent this morning. A very early contingent this morning. A very early Start Contingent this morning. A very early start for two some of them but three early start for two some of them but three englishmen at the top of the leaderboard, Andy Sullivan, danny the leaderboard, Andy Sullivan, Danny Willett and Paul Casey. The first tee Danny Willett and Paul Casey. The first Tee Shot was hit this morning by richard first Tee Shot was hit this morning by Richard Bland at 635, maybe not the 32,000 in to see him at that time the 32,000 in to see him at that time of the 32,000 in to see him at that time of the the 32,000 in to see him at that time of the morning but its been slowly time of the morning but its been slowly filling up and a warm round of applause as his Tee Shot found the left of applause as his Tee Shot found the left edge of the fairway. Andy sullivan the left edge of the fairway. Andy sullivan was playing in his group and he sullivan was playing in his group and he made birdie at the first on the fourth and he made birdie at the first on the fourth with a big long putt and has moved to two under par alongside danny has moved to two under par alongside Danny Willett, and Paul Casey has picked Danny Willett, and Paul Casey has picked up Danny Willett, and Paul Casey has picked up shots at the first and fourth picked up shots at the first and fourth holes and we had the likes of brooks fourth holes and we had the likes of brooks koepka on the course and we will have brooks koepka on the course and we will have dustinjohnson brooks koepka on the course and we will have Dustin Johnson teeing brooks koepka on the course and we will have dustinjohnson teeing up and around two hours and later this afternoon and around two hours and later this afternoon when conditions might be a bit more afternoon when conditions might be a bit more benign, Rory Mcilroy will bid for bit more benign, Rory Mcilroy will bid for open championship. It looks ulorious, bid for open championship. It looks glorious. But bid for open championship. It looks glorious, but what bid for open championship. It looks glorious, but what makes bid for open championship. It looks glorious, but what makes the bid for open championship. It looks | glorious, but what makes the course unpopular with some players because it is so challenging . Especially after the wet spring we have had. Pretty much everything. Everything about pretty much everything. Everything about this pretty much everything. Everything about this course is challenging. The tee about this course is challenging. The Tee Shots are very difficult because the Tee Shots are very difficult because you are hitting two narrow fairways because you are hitting two narrow fairways and if you find the fairway. Fairways and if you find the fairway, they are undulating and lumpy fairway, they are undulating and lumpy and bumpy so the ball can go inthe lumpy and bumpy so the ball can go in the middle of the fairway and it spits in the middle of the fairway and it spits into in the middle of the fairway and it spits into the rough and if it finds the rough spits into the rough and if it finds the rough some of it will come up to our knees the rough some of it will come up to our knees and you can struggle to find the our knees and you can struggle to find the ball, let alone hit it out of it. Find the ball, let alone hit it out of it. And find the ball, let alone hit it out of it. And if find the ball, let alone hit it out of it, and if you find the green, they of it, and if you find the green, theyare of it, and if you find the green, they are undulating as well, so its a reat they are undulating as well, so its a real challenge and some of the players a real challenge and some of the players not too impressed with the they are players not too impressed with the they are hitting lots of blind shots so they they are hitting lots of blind shots so they cant see where are heading to and so they cant see where are heading to and it so they cant see where are heading to and it is so they cant see where are heading to and it is one of the toughest challenges in all of World Golf and whoever challenges in all of World Golf and whoever wins on Sunday Evening will definitely whoever wins on Sunday Evening will definitely have earned it. Absolutely. That is scary. Comes up to your knee, i would be lost in it for days. Highlights on bbc two from eight oclock. South africa will be full of confidence now, ahead of the test matches, against the British Irish Lions, after their a team beat the tourists in the latest warm up match. This was like a test match, to be fair, with the a team, including most of South Africas, World Cup winning squad, as they are short of Match Practice after a covid outbreak. The hosts dominated, the first half, and led17 3 at half time and although wyn, jones went over for the lions early in the second half, South Africa a, held on for the win, despite being down to 13 men after two yellow cards. 17 13 it finished. As for alun Wyn Jones, who would have been captain. Last night he will rejoin the lions squad, 18 days after dislocating his shoulder. Head coach Warren Gatland says he wont be considered, for their next warm up match on saturday, but Willjoin Training on monday and could feature in the first test the following saturday. But that was one of those real markers about how it could go and you saw the power of South Africa even though technically on paper was an 18. A miraculous return from alun wynjones. Its an 18. A miraculous return from Alun N jones. � ,. An 18. A miraculous return from alun Wyn Jones so an 18. A miraculous return from alun Wyn Jones. So much i Wyn Jones. Its amazing. So much sort are Wyn Jones. Its amazing. So much sport are getting Wyn Jones. Its amazing. So much sport are getting flu. Wyn jones. Its amazing. So much sport are getting flu. It Wyn Jones. Its amazing. So much sport are getting flu. It leads sport are getting flu. It leads nicely into the next guest. So much sport to get into. We are going to speak to the actorjames norton. Good morning. We were talking about the sport, and something tells me in amongst your many talents that we will go on too, are you good at sport, and what is your thing . That has ut sport, and what is your thing . That has put me sport, and what is your thing . That has put me on sport, and what is your thing . That has put me on the sport, and what is your thing . Trust has put me on the spot a bit. Im 0k has put me on the spot a bit. Im ok at sport. Tennis is my thing. Although i am very erratic, unfortunately but i love it all. I play most weeks. Am i right in thinking that you have expressed an interest in england and may a movie about the heroism of footballers . I was asked which England Player i would play and ijust chose was asked which England Player i would play and i just chose the was asked which England Player i would play and ijust chose the one who was tall and slightly gangly, but that would be great. I think they deserve a movie, dont they . Im not sure i am the one to play a footballer. I im not sure i am the one to play a footballer footballer. I read that you said you would la footballer. I read that you said you would play harry footballer. 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It probably| gives people a flavour of this and its one of those films about an impossible decision facing a father about if and when he dies, what should happen to his son. I mean, its less of should happen to his son. I mean, its less of the should happen to his son. I mean, its less of the if, should happen to his son. I mean, its less of the if, because should happen to his son. I mean, its less of the if, because hes its less of the if, because hes been given a few months to live and it is the impossible question because he has to choose a family who will be the adoptive family for his four year old and concurrent with that is the practical preparations for his death, the role was preparing a four year old for the more profound and poignant concept of dying, so we had it on two levels but i hope the trailer gives credit to the movie because it is so much more than just a depressing slog through what could be depressing subject matter. It is really life affirming. The movie is not really about death, its a Love Story between a Father And Son and we hope to encourages you to reach the people you love and give them a squeeze because it is about cherishing the moment you have left with the people you love. Something we have learned with the people you love. Something we have learned or with the people you love. Something we have learned or during with the people you love. Something we have learned or during the we have [earned or during the pandemic. What about working with Daniel Lamont . He did not have acting Experience And Wasnt he found through social media . You are an established actor and i wonder, before you met him and i know you got on with him brilliantly, but before we were told we got a kid that hasnt acted before, what was your face like and your reaction . Slightly anxious. The rule is you dont work with children and animals and ourfilm has a lot of kids, one of them being the lead character and then lots of animals and rabbits and dogs. It was a little intimidating but actually, you can go one of two ways. It can be a disaster it can be great. The great thing about working with kids, particularly with daniel is that he gave me such truth. I had this little boy looking up at me with these big eyes and i was teaching him about death and he was learning in real time as a year old, so it actually went the other way and we had an incredible time and ive never had an experience like it on a set. All you will hope is that your partner gives yOu Something to react to and i had this incredibly moving thing happening in front of me and constantly reining in the tears but this film is about a man coping with stoicism and the struggle was not breaking down, it seemed. Daniel is an amazing young kid as well. The relationship you see on camera all that affection is so real and completely genuine because we had a really good time and we got on and it was great fun. Ona and we got on and it was great fun. On a serious note, thats a position of great responsibility. These formative years and this is something he wont forget. Yes. Luckil , something he wont forget. Yes. Luckily. His something he wont forget. Yes. Luckily, his father, something he wont forget. Yes. Luckily, his father, john, something he wont forget. Yes. Luckily, his father, john, is luckily, his father, john, is incredibly sensitive to his Sons Process about a four year old learning about the idea of death so the scenes where i was actively talking to daniel about these ideas were very delicately handled and yes, the bigger picture, we arrived in this carnival of noise and big white vans, and his amazing family, his parents and his sister, i think they thought, what is going on. There was an open Facebook Message and she sent a photo on the off chance and suddenly we were making a movie and we made sure that the relationship with the family was real and we stayed in touch and it was a very specific and quite unique experience. But i think we and the family got an enormous amount from it. , , family got an enormous amount from it. ,. , family got an enormous amount from it. On a slightly more frivolous note, it. On a slightly more frivolous note. Your it. On a slightly more frivolous note, your zoom it. On a slightly more frivolous note, your Zoom Link it. On a slightly more frivolous note, your Zoom Link is it. On a slightly more frivolous note, your Zoom Link is quite i note, your Zoom Link is quite remarkable. You have something right in your house. Sorry, my misunderstanding, we have a camera with you, which is why it is so good. I was thinking, i with you, which is why it is so good. Iwas thinking, i have with you, which is why it is so good. I was thinking, i have never seen a Zoom Link that good. My follow up question was, and sorry about that, how has lockdown been for you with all of the assuming, how has that been . Its for you with all of the assuming, how has that been . For you with all of the assuming, how has that been . Its been ok. I had two sides how has that been . Its been ok. I had two sides to how has that been . Its been ok. I had two sides to it. How has that been . Its been ok. I had two sides to it. The how has that been . Its been ok. I had two sides to it. The first how has that been . Its been ok. I had two sides to it. The first bit i had two sides to it. The first bit was in peckham and i have a Production Company which is great, so i could have a 95 deskjobs and we have built a project there and i was very fortunate to have that and then my partner has been in america since january the 4th, so the second half of the lockdown has been a bit tricky and i havent seen herfor seven months. But a small cost to pay considering what others are going through and it has been good. My going through and it has been good. My life has slowed down and i have had this enforced car in which i quite liked and i made a promise to maintain a bit of that meditative, slower pace. It maintain a bit of that meditative, slower pace maintain a bit of that meditative, slower pace. Maintain a bit of that meditative, slower ace. ~ ,. ,. , slower pace. It makes me wonder. You havent seen slower pace. It makes me wonder. You havent seen your slower pace. It makes me wonder. You havent seen your partner slower pace. It makes me wonder. You havent seen your partner for slower pace. It makes me wonder. You havent seen your partner for seven havent seen your partner for seven months and you have changed in the sense you have calmed down, so will your partner be ready for this new zen . ~ ,. Your partner be ready for this new zen . , zen . We said the first thing we will do is almost zen . 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