Britney spears has a new lawyer in her case to win control of her Business Affairs from her father and shes been celebrating with cartwheels. The husband of a Bbc Radio Presenter who died after having the Astrazeneca Covid Vaccination calls for everyone to be given a choice about which vaccine they have until more research can be carried out into rare Side Effects. While we dont Know this information, while we dont Know how to treat information, while we dont Know how to treat people and who its going to treat people and who its going to affect, to treat people and who its going to affect, maybe the answer is to ive to affect, maybe the answer is to give people the alternative. There are fresh calls for Sugar And Salt taxes to be introduced in england and for vegetables to be prescribed on the nhs. Its part of a wide ranging review into the Nations Health and eating habits, which was commissioned by the government in 2019. The review is calling for what it calls historic reforms of the food system, which it says are needed to protect the nhs and save the environment. Lets Take A Look at the review� s main proposals. A Tax Set at £3 Per Kilogram for sugar and £6 Per Kilogram for salt sold for use in processed foods and restaurants which it says could raise as much as £31; billion a year. Some of the money raised from these new taxes could be used to extend Free School Meals to families with a Household Income of £20,000 or less. Theres also a recommendation that the government set a target to reduce the Nations Meat Consumption by 30 over ten years. And a suggestion that the Government Trial a programme which involves gps prescribing Fruit And Vegetables, as well as Food Education, to patients who are suffering the effects or poor Diet Or Food insecurity. 0ur Correspondent 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, i suppose, that was easy to eat. You need variety, and its 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, and 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 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 on 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. 1i 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 review was led by the Co Founder of the leon restaurant chain, henry dimbleby. He explained the findings. So, the current way people think in this country is what you need to do about diet related disease is educate people, we need to exercise and a set willpower. The corollary is that is if you cant get off your bum and exercise, its your own fault. Simply, none of that is true. Exercise is a fantastic benefit in itself but its not very good at helping you lose weight. We tell these People Exercise will help them lose weight, they go to the gym, they dont lose weight and they stop exercising. Exercise is fantastic its just not good at helping you lose weight. There is an interaction between the commercial incentives of companies and our appetite. We find the speeds they are marketing delicious, they dont make us feel as quickly, we eat more, they invest more, we eat more, they invest more. There have been 14 previous Obesity Plans in this country and almost all of them have been voluntary measures. Youre not going to break thisjunk food cycle, this interaction between our appetite and the commercial incentive of companies, unless you tackle it directly, and that is what we are recommending with the Sugar And Salt reformulation tax. Its not a tax increase price, its to make the companies to formulate, as they did with the sugary drinks tax, they take the bad stuff out and make the worst food better. Ben thompson is at a farm in leeds this morning, getting reaction to the report. Good morning to you from leeds. We have come down to The Farm to get a sense of what that report could mean for the Farming Industry but also for the wider Food Industry because there are three key findings in it. 0ne suggesting there should be a greater tax on salt and sugar. We should also be consuming less red meat. But also that there needs to be better education about where our food comes from and how it is produced. Let me introduce you to angela, The Farmer here. Good morning. Look, that education point, first of all, is a really interesting one, isnt it, because what you do on The Farm is make sure people Know where their food comes from. Yes, we are an open farm. We are open to the public. We do a lot of School Trips and it is really important that these children realise where their food comes from. A lot of them think that milk comes from the supermarket and obviously, it doesnt, it comes from a cow, and we explain that to them. And it is notjust children, though, isnt it . I Know you have got a butcher on site come here, for example. It is about educating some of the adults that come here to about what goes into producing food and the job that you do here on The Farm. Yes, we produce all our own meat that goes into the butchers and we also use that meat in our cafe as well. And it is just people Knowing what cuts are what and speaking to the Butcher And Learning about meat. We said as well, one of the findings of the report is to eat less red meat. What would that mean for you as a farmer . And i suppose, for the industry because looking around, you have got a lot of cattle. Yes, so we produce all of our own meat for our own butcher, as i said, but i feel that if the English Public bought english meat, then british farmers would do 0k. The problem will be when all of the cheap imports come on. And that is because you are suggesting that Food Standards here, and the quality of care for animals, in your view, is better in this country. Yes, british Animal Standards are the best in the world, and obviously, that Costs Money to produce an animal. And we care that they have a good life while they are with us. Whereas in other countries, they are mass produced and they dont have the same standard. Yes, and i Know on this farm, you have been diversifying a lot, too, so you have a farm shop, a garden centre, all sorts of different things as well as the school visits. How has it been, this last 18 months, forfarmers . It has been a tough time for everyone, but how has it been for you . It has, it has been very tough but what we have found is that people are now going back to their local butchers rather than buying from the supermarkets. So, we have actually had some new customers who are now using local butchers. So, in that respect, we are very pleased but it has been extremely tough. Angela, good luck and thanks for having us today, really nice to see. As angela was saying, so many implications of this report. The government says it will now look at the findings and come up with some proposals for the Food Industry over the next six months. But yes, those three key findings, really, taxing Sugar And Salt more, eating less meat, and crucially, better education that is done in places like this, reminding people what goes into producing food and exactly where it comes from. At least nine people have died and more than 70 are missing after heavy Rain And Flooding in south western germany. Lets bring in our Germany Correspondent damien mcguinness, in berlin. Tell us whats been happening. Police are saying this is a really confused situation which is because the Storm Hit so many different areas, in one of germanys most Densely Populated parts of the country. Areas affected include rhineland palatinate, Border Regions with france. Whats been happening is weve had very heavy rains and unpredictable weather, a lot of storms over the past few weeks but over the past 2a hours in that particular region, people had seen the highest level of Rain Theyve ever seen since records began. People are talking about an extraordinary situation theyve never experienced. Weve got incredible pictures of medieval houses almost submerged, fans being swept away, because submerged. The consequence, first of all the terrible loss of life, that could be as many as nine people now with 70 missing. Then the knock on consequences because this is such a Densely Populated state. Transport links are cut off, around 200,000 people lost electricity last night. This is a really dangerous situation. People in the area right now, The Rain has eased off but more rain is expected later this afternoon and the area of low pressure is due to move on to Southern Germany late on so this isnt over yet. Southern germany late on so this isnt over yet 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 Holiday Makers 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 Amber List exemption from quarantine for fully vaccinated adults applies there. Andrew walker, Bbc News. The headlines on Bbc News. Proposals for a Snack Tax on sugary and Salty Foods to try to improve the Nations Health. Majorca, minorca and ibiza are back on the Amber Travel List two weeks after going green. A warning that the nhs could be brought to Breaking Point this winter with the threat of three Respiratory Viruses including covid. 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 talk to the chiarman of parliaments business, energy and industrial strategy committee, Labour Mp darrenjones. Good morning. What do you understand Levelling Up to mean . H0 good morning. What do you understand Levelling Up to mean . Levelling Up To mean . No one really Knows, victoria. Levelling Up To mean . No one really Knows, victoria. It Levelling Up to mean . No one really Knows, victoria. It looks Levelling Up to mean . No one really Knows, victoria. It looks like Levelling Up to mean . No one really Knows, victoria. It looks like the Knows, victoria. It looks like the Prime Minister is talking about Levelling Up but not actually telling us what it is. Many people bought into this at the last election because i think they thought it would mean better paid jobs in the area, improvements to the high street, more opportunities for their kids. But the Pre Breathing for his Speech Today seems to suggest all is more takeaway points. I think he might be Taking The Mick out of the british people. I Taking The Mick out of the british eole. , � ~ Taking The Mick out of the british eole. , � ~. , � ,. , people. I dont think thats all hes offering people. I dont think thats all hes offering if people. I dont think thats all hes offering if youre people. I dont think thats all hes offering if youre being i hes offering if youre being genuine. It would appear to involve investment in transport, grassroots sport, etc. Investment in transport, grassroots sort, etc. ,. , sport, etc. Nothing new has been announced. Sport, etc. Nothing new has been announced, all sport, etc. Nothing new has been announced, all of sport, etc. Nothing new has been announced, all of that sport, etc. Nothing new has been announced, all of that stuff sport, etc. Nothing new has been announced, all of that stuff has i announced, all of that stuff has been announced before. Of course the government should be investing in local communities, that is the normal day to Day Business of government. The Prime Minister and Conservative Party Made A special promise to level up. What does that mean above and beyond the normal day to Day Business of government . Im not entirely Clear. What daytoDay Business of government . Im not entirely Clear. Im not entirely Clear. What do you want it to mean . Im not entirely Clear. What do you want it to mean . I im not entirely Clear. What do you want it to mean . Ithink im not entirely Clear. What do you want it to mean . I think it im not entirely Clear. What do you want it to mean . I think it needs l im not entirely Clear. What do you | want it to mean . I think it needs to be better paid want it to mean . I think it needs to be better paid jobs want it to mean . I think it needs to be better paid jobs but want it to mean . I think it needs to be better paid jobs but the be better paid jobs but the government recently scrapped the industrial strategy that showed how they were going to do that. Regenerating high streets, but the Government Hasnt Made Any progress on business rates reviews, on helping Businesses Deal with rent disputes during the pandemic and i think it means better opportunities for kids. But we have seen a complete failure from the government to meet the demands from the independent adviser on what was needed to help kids do well at school after the pandemic. 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One of those are perfectly reasonable but again, its the reasonable but again, its the day to Day Business of government and i dont understand what the added value is of the so called Levelling Up agenda. I think the Levelling Up agenda. I think the Levelling Up agenda. I think the Levelling Up fund, i suppose its a good start, but is it really going to create positive changes in Peoples Day to day lives . Its too early to tell perhaps but im not convinced it will. What weve seen is the money is distributed in very odd ways, they dont really seem to be given to the communities that need it most. Be given to the communities that need it most be given to the communities that need it most. Does Levelling Up for in with the government need it most. Does Levelling Up for in with the government making need it most. Does Levelling Up forj in with the government making the decision to take away be 20p uplift in universal credit come 0ctober in universal credit come october from the poorest families . The £20 uplift. Its from the poorest families . The £20ulift. H. , from the poorest families . The £20 uplift £20 uplift. Its a Clear conflict, i dont see £20 uplift. Its a Clear conflict, i dont see how £20 uplift. Its a Clear conflict, i dont see how you £20 uplift. Its a Clear conflict, i dont see how you can £20 uplift. Its a Clear conflict, i dont see how you can improve l dont see how you can improve peoples lives while taking away money from people on low incomes. The Prime Minister said he wanted to see Wages Increase and thats why he was taking away the uplift of £20, because a lot of people are on low incomes and in work but what action is he taking to ensure the economy is he taking to ensure the economy is booming . Scrap the industrial strategy recently which set out how the government thinks it pays a role in the Market And Hasnt replaced it with anything, so we dont Know. Thank you, darren jones, with anything, so we dont Know. Thank you, darrenjones, Labour Mp and chair of the industrial strategy committee. And well bring you live the prime Ministers Speech from the West Midlands shortly after am this morning. The Number Ofjob vacancies in the uk is now higher than pre pandemic levels in the three months tojune. Data from the Office For National Statistics shows there were 862,000 jobs on offer between april and june. Thats over 77,000 more than the first three months of 2020. The 0ns says the rise is being fuelled by vacancies in hospitality and retail. The figures also show companies are hiring at a quick pace. There were 356,000 more workers on payrolls injune. Thats the biggest rise since the start of the pandemic. However the figure is still over 200,000 down on pre pandemic levels and stands at 28. 9 million. The 0ns also said that the Unemployment Rate was a. 8 between march and may. Scientists are warning that the nhs could be brought to Breaking Point this winter by the threat from three Respiratory Viruses, including covid. Respiratory viruses, 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. 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. Britney has chosen the prominent Hollywood Lawyer Mathew rosengart to represent her. Hes former federal prosecutor and his a list clients include Steven Spielberg and actor Sean Penn. Mr rosengart spoke to reporters following yesterdays hearing. First, i want to thank Britney Spears for her courage, her passion, her humanity. Additionally, as everyone who was present today heard, as they heard onjune the 23rd, her testimony was Clear, it was lucid, it was powerful and it was compelling. Second, i want to thank Judge Penny for her courtesy, her decency, her rulings, her respect for Britney Spears constitutional rights, which we believe have not been fully complied with over the past decade, potentially. My firm and i are going to be taking a top to bottom look at whats happened here over the past decade. The entertainmentjournalist Kj Matthews who is in la has been following the story shejoins me now. Firstly, the significance of the judge saying Britney Spears can now choose her own lawyer in this fight and the Conservatorship. This choose her own lawyer in this fight and the Conservatorship. And the Conservatorship. This is hue. And the Conservatorship. This is huge shes and the Conservatorship. This is huge. Shes been and the Conservatorship. This is huge. Shes been under and the Conservatorship. This is huge. Shes been under this and the Conservatorship. This is huge. Shes been under this for| and the Conservatorship. This is huge. Shes been under this for more than a decade and in her opinion, nothing has gone right for her. Shes been trying to take ownership of her life for many years, wanting to hire her own attorney and that every ten she was turned down. Finally thejudge every ten she was turned down. Finally the judge listened to her and Made A decision that yes, Britney Spears is well enough to decide who she wants to represent her and finally she has a new attorney. Her and finally she has a new attorney her and finally she has a new attorne. ~. ,. ,. , attorney. 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She still hasnt let go of the ideas she wants her father to leave the Conservatorship and she wants him to be charged for abuses. Shes really pushing forward. She hopes this attorney will finally officially filed for the dissolution officially filed for the dissolution of this 12 year long Conservatorship. Herfather� s legal team say how far that hasnt actually been in charge of her personal affairs since September 2019 when he stepped down. But thats quite what she said. She said, thats quite what she said. She said. Youre thats quite what she said. She said, youre allowing my dad to ruin my life, i have to get rid of him and charged him with Conservatorship abuse. Im here to press charges, im angry and i will go there. It is so significant hearing from her in such stark terms when she has been silent for so many years. Yes. Such stark terms when she has been silent for so many years. Silent for so many years. Yes, you have to wonder silent for so many years. Yes, you have to wonder how silent for so many years. Yes, you have to wonder how many silent for so many years. Yes, you have to wonder how many years. Silent for so many years. Yes, you i have to wonder how many years has she been trying to speak to the judge and perhaps her previous attorneys wouldnt let her. She even mentioned it in a previous Court Case where she said she was told it doesnt look good if she goes public. You do have to wonder how long shes been trying to speak personally to the judge and maybe shes been told she cant. Personally to the judge and maybe shes been told she cant. Thank you very much shes been told she cant. Thank you very much k1 shes been told she cant. Thank you very much. Kj matthews shes been told she cant. Thank you very much. Kj matthews nla. 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 Uk Record labels earn from streaming. With me now is Songwriter And Composer Tom Gray of the band gomez. He gave evidence to the inquiry and is the founder of the Brokenrecord Campaign which began at the beginning of lockdown to highlight Market Failure in the digital music streaming business. Do you think of what mps have said today . Its do you think of what mps have said toda . � ,. ,. , do you think of what mps have said toda . � ,. , today . Its wonderful, the report is incredibly coherent. Today . Its wonderful, the report is incredibly coherent. It today . Its wonderful, the report is incredibly coherent. It takes today . Its wonderful, the report is incredibly coherent. It takes all incredibly coherent. It takes all the arguments on side, it respects the arguments on side, it respects the evidence and comes to the conclusion that brokenrecord has been saying all along, which is that multinational corporations are doing very well out of the sand british. Have you got my video . Very well out of the sand british. Have you got my video . Weve got you back. And british have you got my video . Weve got you back. And british musicians have you got my video . Weve got you back. And british musicians are back. And british musicians are struggling back. And british musicians are struggling. Thats back. And british musicians are struggling. Thats basically back. And british musicians are l struggling. Thats basically where we find ourselves. Just struggling. Thats basically where we find ourselves. We find ourselves. Just tell our audience. We find ourselves. Just tell our audience, because we find ourselves. Just tell our audience, because i we find ourselves. Just tell our audience, because i think we find ourselves. Just tell our. Audience, because i think people will be really surprised to hear how little artists get, even when a song has been streamed millions if not billions of times. Has been streamed millions if not billions of times. Yes, of course. I remember. Billions of times. Yes, of course. I remember. I billions of times. Yes, of course. I remember. I was billions of times. Yes, of course. I remember, i was Thinking Billions of times. Yes, of course. I remember, i was thinking about i billions of times. Yes, of course. I i remember, i was thinking about this The Other day because i could hear Three Lions being sung outside my house and i remember talking to Ian Brady from the Lightning Seeds who wrote that song, a couple of years ago just after the 2018 World Cup. That some had been Number One in the country and i think it was around £7,000 he made. The Problem Isnt that successful musicians like myself or ian Broudie Or Anyone else need more money, the problem is that we now have Music Industry that isnt sustainable. We cant say to young musicians, the pinnacle of success you can achieve with your recorded music, if you get to Number One, is £6,000. In a year, obviously, that would be somewhere south of average rent in most cities. To be able to live. So, weve got a very serious problem. The mythology around Rock Stars and the fact we are driving Bentleys Into Swimming Pools is entirely. Like there is another incredible statistic from the first quarter of 2014. ,. ,. ,. , statistic from the first quarter of 2014. ,. ,. ,. , i~. , statistic from the first quarter of 2014. ,. ,. , f~. , g; 2014. Fara williams got £1948 for 43 Million hits on 2014. Fara williams got £1948 for 43 Million hits on the 2014. Fara williams got £1948 for 43 Million hits on the streaming million hits on the streaming service pandora. It isjust unfair. Universal music made £1 billion of pure profit last year. Thats around 20 profit margin. This is while british musicians are earning around £20,000 a year. Five or £10,000 less than the national average. We are a low paid sector. Its galling. Warner music paid the six top executives, they paid themselves a Stock Bonus last year of 593 million. This is while you get a few grand for having a Number One record. Its incredibly skewed. The committee had come to these conclusions, they can see that these companies can easily afford to come up companies can easily afford to come up with a more generous share for artists and performers and songwriters. Artists and performers and sonawriters. ~ , songwriters. Well, we will see if the do. Songwriters. Well, we will see if they do. Thank songwriters. Well, we will see if they do. Thank you songwriters. Well, we will see if they do. Thank you very songwriters. Well, we will see if they do. Thank you very much. I now its time for a look at the weather with matt. There might be a bit of a heatwave on the way. Temperatures on the rise across the country. 0verall, real Summary Spell of weather with us all the way through to the start of next week. More cloud across North West scotland, returning later this afternoon and a bit more cloud developing in the southern half of england and wales but still some good sunny spells for many. Cooler down the eastern coasts which will affect the golfers with the breeze and more cloud developing through the day and into tonight. Tonight, the day and into tonight. Tonight, the Highlands And Islands will see further patchy Rain And Drizzle but in between some Clear skies, a few Mist And Fog patches and one of the cooler of the next few days. Still a pretty mild started tomorrow. Tomorrow, Highlands And Islands being Fed A Cloud and showers at times, most of you drive with fair Weather Cloud building up after a sunny start. It gets warmer, particularly for england and wales, this weekend. Hello this is Bbc News. The headlines. Proposals for a Snack Tax on salty and sugary foods to try to tackle britains obesity crisis. Were not going to break this junk food cycle, this interaction between our appetite and the commercial incentive of companies, unless you tackle it. At least nine people are dead in germany and more than 50 are missing after houses are swept away by flood waters. Majorca, minorca and ibiza are back on the Amber Travel List two weeks after going green. Britney spears has a new lawyer in her case to win control of her Business Affairs from herfather, and shes been celebrating with cartwheels. The husband of Bbc Radio Presenter Lisa shaw, who died after having the Astrazeneca Covid Vaccination, calls for everyone to be given a choice about which vaccine they have, until more research can be carried out into rare Side Effects. If anything good can come of what has happened to later, so this does not happen to other people. Well bring you that full interview with Lisa Shaws Husband Gareth in a few minutes time, right after weve had this Mornings Sport Round up from the bbc sport centre. Heres mike. Good morning. After a two Year Wait due to the pandemic, golf� s oldest major, the open championship, is back and under way this morning at Royal St georges in kent. Also returning are the fans, Up To 32,000 a day, and amongst them our reporter ben croucher. Morning, ben. Theyve been going for three hours now. A number of . Absolutely are a number of endless pairs making the early running . Endless pairs making the early runnina . ,. Endless pairs making the early runnin . ,. ,. , running . Yes, and above English La Ers Running . Yes, and above English Players making running . Yes, and above English Players making the running . Yes, and above English Players making the early running . Yes, and above English Players making the early Runningj Running . Yes, and above English I players making the early running on this beautiful morning on the kent coast. Andy sullivan was out in the first group with richard bland, the 43 year old engagement and Made A birdie at the first, currently sitting on one under par, with four buddies through his round so far but has tempered that with three bogeys. 0ut has tempered that with three bogeys. Out in front at the moment, paul casey, who Made A very strong start with birdies on the first and third, which put him in a share for the lead along with samples field. Still early days in the first round at Saint Georges but a strong start from the English Players. Despite the nice conditions, from the English Players. Despite the nice conditions, some from the English Players. Despite i the nice conditions, some struggles this morning on the notoriously difficult course . It is this morning on the notoriously difficult course . Difficult course . It is one of the hardest courses difficult course . It is one of the hardest courses in difficult course . It is one of the hardest courses in golf, difficult course . It is one of the hardest courses in golf, mike. | difficult course . It is one of the | hardest courses in golf, mike. It might be sunny but this one is really challenging, undulating fairways and really thick rough. Brooks koepka, The American ryder cup player, one of those to really find outjust how deep it is, just away from us on the second, finding the rough and ending up making bogey. It does not matter where you go on the course, it is going to be tricky mainly because what you cant tell it how devilish the wind is, it is swirling in off the coast, just a way to my left, making life very difficult for all of the players today. Even if it calms down a bit later, the fairways and greens and the rough and the Tee Shots will give them a hell of a challenge as well. � ,. , , give them a hell of a challenge as well. � ,. , ,. , give them a hell of a challenge as well. � , ,. ,. , give them a hell of a challenge as well. , ,. ,. ,. ,. Well. Absolutely but great to watch. Thank ou well. Absolutely but great to watch. Thank you for well. Absolutely but great to watch. Thank you forjoining well. Absolutely but great to watch. Thank you forjoining us. Well. Absolutely but great to watch. Thank you forjoining us. Then thank you forjoining us. Then rapture and sandwich. Highlights on Bbc Two tonight at 8pm. Ben croucher at sandwich. South africa will be full of confidence now ahead of the Test Matches against the british and 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 led 17 3 at 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. 17 13 it finished. Now some Breaking News in the last hour. The rugby league World Cup in england will go ahead this autumn, after overcoming the challenges posed by the pandemic. The holders of the mens and womens titles, australia, have yet to sign Up To the tournament, but organisers are confident they will now do so. 0rganisers have confirmed that the global event, which will see the mens, womens and wheelchair tournaments taking place simultaneously for the first time, can take place in front of capacity crowds at 21 venues. It will start in october, with the finals in late november, and all matches will be live across the bbc. Theres only one way to prove the selectors wrong after losing your place in the side, and Danni Wyatt showed how, as englands women won their multi Format Series against india after an eight Wicket Win in theirfinal t20 match. India batted first and Opener Smriti 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. And one other line from the olympics. Great britains womens Football Squad have said this morning they will take the knee before their games at the Tokyo Olympic Games this month. Thats all the sport for now. Lisa shaw was 44 years old when she died, three weeks after having her first astrazeneca vaccination. The award winning Bbc Radio Presenter� s family say she was treated for Blood Clots days after her firstjab, a Side Effect experts are keen to stress is extremely rare. 0fficial official figures from the regulator, the mhra, show there were 91 cases of Blood Clots that official figures from the medicines and healthcare products regulatory clots that regulatory agency, Up To The End of last Month Show there were 399 cases of Blood Clots and 71 deaths after more than 46 Million doses of the Astrazeneca Vaccine. Public Health England says the Vaccination Programme has so far to Lisas Husband Gareth is calling for everyone to be given a choice about which vaccine they have. Earlier i spoke to him in his first interview since her death. He told me how she was feeling about getting herfirstjab he told me how she was feeling about getting her firstjab at The End of april. I getting her first ab at The End of aril. ~ ,. , april. I think she was quite ositive april. I think she was quite positive and april. I think she was quite positive and excited april. I think she was quite positive and excited about| april. I think she was quite i positive and excited about it. April. I think she was quite positive and excited about it. She was certainly excited about the idea of things, so called, going back to normal, and being able to give her mum a hug and things like that. She was very. Her mum used tojoke that Lisa followed the rules very closely. You Know, she was a bit of a stickler. And she didnt, she didnt hug her mum, and things like that, and like you say, i think she was looking forward to the idea of getting a vaccine so those things could come back, hugging her nieces and nephews and sisters and things like that, you Know. Like that, you Know. When did Lisa start to feel like that, you Know. When did Lisa start to feel unwell . Like that, you Know. When did Lisa start to feel unwell . Um. Like that, you Know. When did Lisa start to feel unwell . Um. Lisa i like that, you Know. When did Lisa | start to feel unwell . Um. Lisa had the ab on start to feel unwell . Um. Lisa had the Jab On A start to feel unwell . Um. Lisa had the Jab On A thursday start to feel unwell . Um. Lisa had the Jab On A thursday and start to feel unwell . Um. Lisa had the Jab On A thursday and it start to feel unwell . Um. Lisa had the Jab On A thursday and it was start to feel unwell . Um. Lisa had the Jab On A thursday and it was the following friday when she started to experience headaches. It was a friday night, and i think she kind of brushed it off and thought, well, we have had a glass of Wine And Stuff like that and did not really think anything of it. But the saturday and sunday after that was when she started to be a little bit more concerned that she had these headaches and she actually called work to say that, im not feeling great, i dont Know that i will be able to come in on the monday. Iuntimely able to come in on the monday. When paracetamol able to come in on the monday. When paracetamol and able to come in on the monday. When paracetamol and Ibuprofen And Codeine did not help ease the pain of the headaches, it was a Blood Test that showed everything was not as it should be. Test that showed everything was not as it should be. You as it should be. Thats right. You not a call as it should be. Thats right. You got a call late as it should be. Thats right. You got a call late at as it should be. Thats right. You got a call late at night as it should be. Thats right. You got a call late at night to as it should be. Thats right. You got a call late at night to say as it should be. Thats right. You got a call late at night to say anl got a call late at night to say an ambulance was being sent to your house to take Lisa to hospital. Yes. What did you house to take Lisa to hospital. Yes. What did you at house to take Lisa to hospital. Yes. What did you at least house to take Lisa to hospital. Yes. What did you at least i house to take Lisa to hospital. Yes what did you at least i think was going on then . We what did you at least i think was going on then . What did you at least i think was auoin on then . ,. ,. , going on then . We had no idea. The aramedic going on then . We had no idea. The paramedic that going on then . We had no idea. The paramedic that came going on then . We had no idea. The paramedic that came to going on then . We had no idea. The paramedic that came to the going on then . We had no idea. The paramedic that came to the door going on then . We had no idea. Thel paramedic that came to the Door Kind of suggested there was a problem with something in her blood. I cant remember, like i say, it was probably getting on for 12 45am and i cant remember whether he said it was something to do with platelets or not. But Lisa had got up and got dressed and, you Know, walked from the front door and sat down in the ambulance. 0ne the front door and sat down in the ambulance. One of the most heartbreaking things about that episode was the fact that she went into the ambulance, not really Knowing what was going on, not really understanding the severity of things and. One of Lisas sisters was at our house because i thought i might be able to go to the hospital with her, and she was going to sit with her, and she was going to sit with our Lisa'>Son And Lisa didnt. Lisa didnt give her sister a hug because she thought that was. Youre not allowed to do that stuff its. And that was the last time she saw her sister. ~. ,. ,. , sister. What did the doctors say was wron with sister. What did the doctors say was wrong with Lisa . Sister. What did the doctors say was wrong with Lisa . The sister. What did the doctors say was wrong with Lisa . The first sister. What did the doctors say was wrong with Lisa . The first doctor sister. What did the doctors say was wrong with Lisa . The first doctor i i wrong with Lisa . The first doctor i soke to, wrong with Lisa . The first doctor i spoke to. I wrong with Lisa . The first doctor i spoke to, i think wrong with Lisa . The first doctor i spoke to, i think she wrong with Lisa . The first doctor i spoke to, i think she was wrong with Lisa . The first doctor i spoke to, i think she was a spoke to, i think she was a haematologist in the rvi. The royal Victoria Infirmary . Haematologist in the rvi. The royal Victoria Infirmary . In haematologist in the rvi. The royal Victoria Infirmary . In newcastle, i Victoria Infirmary . In newcastle, es. The Victoria Infirmary . In newcastle, yes the first Victoria Infirmary . In newcastle, yes. The first person Victoria Infirmary . In newcastle, yes. The first person i Victoria Infirmary . In newcastle, yes. The first person i spoke Victoria Infirmary . In newcastle, yes. The first person i spoke to l yes. The first person i spoke to said, without any question, we are treating Lisa for Blood Clots, as a complication as a result of the Astrazeneca Covid 19 vaccination. And how did you react to that . Astrazeneca covid19 vaccination. And how did you react to that . Um. I think at that and how did you react to that . Um. | think at that time, and how did you react to that . Um. I think at that time, you and how did you react to that . Um. I think at that time, you are and how did you react to that . Um. I think at that time, you are kind i think at that time, you are kind of like, well, put aside what is going on, the reasons for it, we just need to do what the doctors are telling us to do and get through, you Know, work out. Initially, the treatments they did to Lisa, where they tried to replace the platelets in her blood and things like that, they seems to be progressing quite well. So, yes, we were both quite positive, quite matter of fact, you Know. Yeah, this is what is happening. But i think one of the specialists said, when people come in and we carry out the treatments that we are doing, they get better, not worse, so like i say, we were quite positive and quite reassured by that. Quite positive and quite reassured b that. ~ ,. , by that. When did things begin to chance, by that. When did things begin to change, though . By that. When did things begin to change, though . Yes, by that. When did things begin to change, though . Yes, so, by that. When did things begin to change, though . Yes, so, Lisa i by that. When did things begin to i change, though . Yes, so, Lisa was transferred. Change, though . Yes, so, Lisa was transferred, as change, though . Yes, so, Lisa was transferred, as i change, though . Yes, so, Lisa was transferred, as i say, change, though . Yes, so, Lisa was transferred, as i say, into change, though . Yes, so, Lisa was transferred, as i say, into the change, though . Yes, so, Lisa was transferred, as i say, into the rvi, | transferred, as i say, into the rvi, it was a thursday into the friday, and this Platelet Work was going on, and this Platelet Work was going on, and i went to visit Lisa on the Sunday Afternoon at the visiting time in the rvi and on the Sunday Afternoon, probably 3pm, 4pm, Lisa started to. She wasnt able to pick words up, so she got confused with certain things. I asked her what she had had for lunch and things like that and she was trying to remind me of a few things for later on, when i went home, for my son. She couldnt. It sticks in my head, the word that she couldnt find was couples. She wanted me to remember to take our sons Swimming Goggles and she could not find the word and her head was hurting a lot. I spoke to one of the doctors and. Then it all started to get a bit scary. Surgeons and lots of people milling around. They did a ct scan, and. Ifi milling around. They did a ct scan, and. If i recall, ithink milling around. They did a ct scan, and. If i recall, i think that is when they discovered a bleed. fin and. Ifi recall, ithink that is when they discovered a bleed. On her brain. On when they discovered a bleed. On her brain on her when they discovered a bleed. On her brain. On her brain. When they discovered a bleed. On her brain. On her brain. Obviously, when they discovered a bleed. On her brain. On her brain. Obviously, they. Brain. On her brain. Obviously, they already knew brain. On her brain. Obviously, they already knew there brain. On her brain. Obviously, they already knew there were brain. On her brain. Obviously, they already knew there were clots brain. On her brain. Obviously, they already knew there were clots but i already knew there were clots but then there was a bleed on the brain. Then like i say, it all started to kind of. You Know, go very, very fast. They transferred her into the high Dependency Unit. She was in a lot of pain in her head. I was able to go in and see her in the high Dependency Unit when she was settled. This was about. 1 15am or something on the monday morning. And i spoke to her. She told me to go home and see our son because it was late. She said, go and get some rest. Go and see him. And. She said, im tired. I gave her a kiss and then i never spoke to her again. As a result of your wifes death, what do you want to see happen now . The scary thing for me is that the vaccines are being given to people and have been given to people and we were aware earlier in the year, and were aware earlier in the year, and we are aware, that these vaccines come with certain risks. Um. But for whatever reason, we dont Know who these adverse reactions are going to appear in. It is a lottery. And. That thought is quite scary, that, you Know, people are getting these jabs and we dont Know whether it is going to have a bad reaction or not, and. The guys in the hospital that were treating Lisa, as i say, they didnt really Know what they were facing. They didnt Know how to treat it. And for me, in a situation like that, you Know, and i say this, and i am absolutely not an anti vaccine, but i say this and i think a while we dont Know this information, while we dont Know how to treat people, why we dont Know who it is going to affect, maybe the answer is to give people the alternative. There are alternative vaccines available. There is astrazeneca. 50 vaccines available. There is astrazeneca. Vaccines available. There is astrazeneca. Vaccines available. There is astrazeneca. ,. , astrazeneca. So you are not saying ause astrazeneca. So you are not saying ause the astrazeneca. So you are not saying pause the astrazeneca astrazeneca. So you are not saying pause the Astrazeneca Rollout . Astrazeneca. So you are not sayingj pause the Astrazeneca Rollout . You pause the Astrazeneca Roll out . You are saying, give people a choice . If there is a choice available, yeah. I can understand it, yes, you Know, it is not as though we dont have other vaccines available to us. We do. So while there is this cloud over a z, then maybe put it on ice and say, look, we are going to look at giving people The Otherjab. Brute look, we are going to look at giving people The Otherjab. People The Other ab. We have a Statement H people The Other ab. We have a statement from people The Otherjab. We have a statement from the people The Otherjab. We have a statement from the regulator, l people The Otherjab. We have a statement from the regulator, which is the mhra, and they say, we are deeply saddened to hear about the death of miss shaw and our thoughts are with her family. Death of miss shaw and our thoughts are with herfamily. 0ver Death of miss shaw and our thoughts are with herfamily. Over 81 Million doses of vaccines against covid 19 have now been administered in the uk, Saving Thousands of lives through the biggest Vaccination Programme that has ever taken place in this country. No effective Medicine Or Vaccine is without risk and our advice remains that the benefits of the Astrazeneca Vaccine outweigh the risks in the majority of people and it is still vitally important that people come forward for their vaccination and for their second dose when invited to do so. Now, i appreciate those numbers, those figures, will be absolutely no consolation to you and your little boy. But you want to speak about what happens to Lisa. What happens to Lisa. Yes. Those numbers that what happens to Lisa. Yes. Those numbers that you what happens to Lisa. Yes. Those numbers that you talk what happens to Lisa. Yes. Those numbers that you talk about what happens to Lisa. Yes. Those | numbers that you talk about there are staggering, incredible, what the vaccine has done is unbelievable, and as i say, Lisa and i both queued up and as i say, Lisa and i both queued Up To get ourjabs and had no qualms about doing that and like you say, were very positive. And as i say, the work that these people have done to get the country back on its feet is outstanding, but. We need to recognise that there are families who have been affected by this jab, you Know . I have seen numbers that have been taken from the governments own yellow Card System, you Know, a reputable doctor has pulled this information out that suggests that the number of fatalities is approaching 1500 people. And i appreciate. Gareth, those are not people. And i appreciate. Gareth, those are not the people. And i appreciate. Gareth, those are not the figures people. And i appreciate. Gareth, those are not the figures i people. And i appreciate. Gareth, those are not the figures i have, i those are not the figures i have, just to say, in terms of the yellow card reports, that is when people report adverse reactions, there were 399 cases of Blood Clots with low platelet counts, lightly so, in the uk, following the Astrazeneca Jab and the overall Case Fatality Rate was 18 , with 71 deaths. That is out of more than 32 Million doses of the vaccine. fits of more than 32 Million doses of the vaccine. � , � of more than 32 Million doses of the vaccine. � , � , of more than 32 Million doses of the vaccine. � , � ,. , of more than 32 Million doses of the vaccine. A � ,. , vaccine. As i say, im Ust Going By The Numbers H vaccine. As i say, im ust going by the numbers that i i vaccine. As i say, imjust going by the numbers that i have vaccine. As i say, imjust going by the numbers that i have seen. I vaccine. As i say, imjust going by the numbers that i have seen. An l the numbers that i have seen. An independent doctor has reviewed the yellow Card System and she talked about approaching 1500 deaths, and even 1500 deaths, like you say, versus the number of people that has been vaccinated, it is a drop in the ocean, you Know, but it hasnt been a drop in the ocean for ourfamily. Its. It has hit ourfamily, my mother in law, my father in law, sisters in law, it has hit us like a tidal wave. Sisters in law, it has hit us like a tidalwave. It sisters in law, it has hit us like a tidal wave. It is. We dont even Know whether Lisa as a statistic features in the yellow Card System. Lisas Death Certificate is currently an interim Death Certificate, that states that the Astrazeneca Vaccine on it as a cause of death, theres an inquest, but i dont Know whether Lisa appears as a statistic until that is concluded. I dont Know. The coroner has told me and my family that they dont believe that the cause of death will change, it is highly unlikely, theres nothing to suggest it will change. But as i say, i think those numbers need to be looked into. I just feel as if these people need to be talked about. fiic just feel as if these people need to be talked about. Be talked about. Ok. And you have shown me the be talked about. Ok. And you have shown me the interim be talked about. Ok. And you have shown me the interim death i shown me the interim Death Certificate, which talks about irreversible brain injury, it talks about Haemorrhage And Swelling of the brain, and it talks about complication of Astrazeneca Covid 19 virus vaccination. Complication of Astrazeneca Covid19 virus vaccination. Complication of Astrazeneca Covid 19 virus vaccination. Yes. I would like to read a statement virus vaccination. Yes i would like to read a statement from the department of health, if i may. The government say, vaccines are safe and effective. All vaccines being used in the uk have undergone robust clinical trials and have met the mhras strict standards of safety, effectiveness and quality. I want to ask you finally, gas, how would you like Lisa to be remembered . Gareth. You like Lisa to be remembered . Gareth. ,. You like Lisa to be remembered . Gareth. ,. , , gareth. Lisa was always smiling. Lisa was gareth. Lisa was always smiling. Lisa was. So gareth. Lisa was always smiling. Lisa was. So kind. Gareth. Lisa was always smiling. Lisa was. So kind. She gareth. Lisa was always smiling. Lisa was. So kind. She was i gareth. Lisa was always smiling. Lisa was. So kind. She was my| gareth. Lisa was always smiling. I Lisa was. So kind. She was my best friend. Fantastic mummy. And daughter. And sister. And she was an excellent broadcaster. She would do anything for anybody. And. She was just doing the right thing. Thats all she was doing. And. Ijust dont want what has happened to her to be brushed under the carpet. If anything good can come of what has happened to Lisa, so this doesnt happened to Lisa, so this doesnt happen to other people. You Know, we sat there in the intensive Care Unit and we saw what they did to my beautiful wife. To try to save her. I dont want that to happen to other people. I dont want anybody else to have to tell their children that their mummy� s not coming home. So as i say, if she can be remembered in that way, you Know, she has done some good, that would be a positive. Gareth, i am so, so sorry. Thank you very much for talking to us today. Thanks. Listening in to that is our medical editor fergus walsh. Tell us more about the condition we are talking about here. Heartbreaking to listen to that, and gareth is absolutely right that there does need to be a focus on the Side Effects and potential risks of vaccines, as well as the benefits. People need to make an informed choice. Let me tell you about this particular condition. 0bviously, choice. Let me tell you about this particular condition. Obviously, in Lisas case, we have to wait for the inquest, but the Coroners Certificate mentions complications of the Astrazeneca Vaccine, her first dose. And there is a Known Side Effect, likely Side Effect, very rare, Known as vaccine induced thrombosis and thrombocytopenia, vit t, a condition where clots form in combination with low Platelet Levels and that is something that does not happen naturally. Therefore, the medical regulator, the mhra, thinks there is a strong likelihood that it is the vaccine causing this. We have had just under 400 cases of that, most of them after the first dose, and we have had 71 deaths. So it is about one death per 650,000 doses. Now, all medicines, including vaccines, have risks as well as benefits. But do you have too obviously set that against, for individuals and society, against the risks that you are trying to caution against and prevent, which is covid and with covid, there has been something like 1900 deaths per million people in the uk and of course, covid itself is Known to be a serious cause of Blood Clots, something like one in five people are hospitalised with covid who are hospitalised with covid who are hospitalised with covid who are hospitalised with covid will end p are hospitalised with covid will end up with Blood Clots. So are hospitalised with covid will end up with Blood Clots. Up with Blood Clots. So the figures ou have up with Blood Clots. So the figures you have given up with Blood Clots. So the figures you have given us up with Blood Clots. So the figures you have given us there, up with Blood Clots. So the figures you have given us there, and i i you have given us there, and i talked to gareth about, show that this condition is rare. And when we look at vaccines, any vaccine, there is the balance of the risks versus the benefits, under there . That is ritht the benefits, under there . That is ri. Ht and the benefits, under there . That is right and with the benefits, under there . That is right and with this the benefits, under there . That is right and with this condition, i i right and with this condition, i mean, it was first identified in march. It did not crop up in the trials, the global trials of this vaccine, because it is so rare. But it first started being investigated in around march. Haematologists really went on a real quest to discover what was happening here, and it relates. It is very similar to a condition caused very rarely by a Blood Thinner called heparin, where, for some reason, the body seems to create antibodies against platelets. We want the Immune System to create antibodies against covid but in these very rare cases, it seems to create antibodies against platelets, and they start to clump together and you get low Platelet Levels as well. And the Fatality Rate was initially much higher but it is something like 17 now. There is some suggestion that there is a slightly higher risk in women than men but it is not absolutely Clear, and slightly higher incidence in younger people, and that is why initially, the jcvi, younger people, and that is why initially, thejcvi, the body that recommends what vaccines go to which age groups, said, ok, well, we are not going to give, we think people under 30 should not have the Astrazeneca Vaccine, and that policy was introduced, and then in may, early may, they said actually, people under 40 should have moderna or pfizer, and that is the policy now. ,. ,. ,. , now. Gareth eve does not want anyone to to now. Gareth eve does not want anyone to go through now. Gareth eve does not want anyone to go through what now. Gareth eve does not want anyone to go through what his now. Gareth eve does not want anyone to go through what his family now. Gareth eve does not want anyone to go through what his family is to go through what his family is going through right now and he wants people to be able to have a choice of vaccine. We dont really do that in this country, do we . In this country, do we . Know, we dont do that in this country, do we . Know, we dont do that. It in this country, do we . Know, we dont do that. It is in this country, do we . Know, we dont do that. It is fair in this country, do we . Know, we dont do that. It is fair to in this country, do we . Know, we dont do that. It is fair to say i dont do that. It is fair to say that other countries have taken a different view. In australia, for example, they are not giving the vaccine to those below the age of 60 at one point. But every country, at every stage of the epidemic, changes the Risk Benefit analysis. If there is no covid at all, then Clearly, theres more risk to taking a vaccine but as now we have a rising epidemic, actually, the Risk Benefit from the vaccine for younger people would actually be in favour of having astrazeneca than not being vaccinated at all but because we have sufficient supply of these rna vaccines which are less implicated, thatis vaccines which are less implicated, that is why they have got sufficient stocks and you can say younger people can have an alternative vaccine. , ~ people can have an alternative vaccine. ,. ,. ,. , vaccine. Thank you for oining us. Fer us vaccine. Thank you for oining us. Fergus wetsh. Vaccine. Thank you for oining us. Fergus walsh, our i vaccine. Thank you forjoining us. Fergus walsh, our medical i vaccine. Thank you forjoining us. | fergus walsh, our medical editor, there. Now its time for a look at the weather with matt. Hello. It is their suncream rather than Rain Jacket which is it is their suncream rather than rainjacket which is now more essential for the next few days. Plenty of sunshine this afternoon although a bit more cloud across central and southern parts of england and wales. Blue skies for much of scotland, away from the North West, where cloud will thicken this afternoon and the hebrides will start to see a bit of patchy rain. More sunshine breaking through in Northern Ireland but 24 degrees across the grampians, 25 in the Lake District and towards the South East of wales, feeling very present in the sunshine ever had. Always cool down eastern coast with the breeze, which remains in place this evening and overnight, Feeding And Cloud through East Anglia and the South East. More Rain Clouds to the North West of scotland and returning to the North West of Northern Ireland with some patchy drizzle but Clear skies in between and temperatures could drop into single figures for one or two. Early morning Mist And Fog patches will Clear through the day. Brightening up Clear through the day. Brightening up across East Anglia and the South East after a cloudy start. Highlands and islands stay fairly cloudy with a chance of a shower but for many, hot day on friday, 27 in eastern scotland, and 27 in southern england, too. Goodbye for now. This is Bbc News these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. At least nine people have died and dozens are missing after floods in western germany. Proposals for a Snack Tax on salty and sugary foods to try to tackle britains obesity crisis. Youre not going to break this junk food cycle, this interaction between our appetite and the commercial incentive of companies, unless you tackle it directly. Majorca, minorca and ibiza are back on the Amber Travel List two weeks after going green. 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