Good morning from the birthplace of shakespeare. Covid Restrictions may have lifted but destinations like this rely on International Visitors. I will find out how businesses have fed this summer. Shockwaves run through british athletics as an olympic Silver Medallist is suspended for an alleged doping violation. Cj Ujah Part of the 4x100 Metre Relay Team has tested positive for a banned substance. He, and the rest of the team, face being stripped of their medals. Good morning. We are surrounded by approximately 100,000 sunflowers here in hertfordshire. There is sunshine in the forecast but also areas of cloud and heavy, thundery showers across the north of the Country accompanied by brisk winds. The up in about half an hour. The full round up. Its Friday 13th august. Our top story. Six people, including a suspected gunman, have died in a shooting in a residential area of plymouth. Police were called to the Keyham Area of The City at 6pm and a critical incident was declared. The victims include two women and two men and a child aged under ten. The local mp, Luke Pollard has called the Incident Unspea kably awful. 0ur reporter, john kay, has more. Police worked through the night, securing the scene One Mile from the centre of plymouth. It was here on Biddick Drive in the Keyham Area of The City that The Incident started around six oclock yesterday evening. Neighbours told the bbc they heard shouting at one property, a door slamming, then gunshots. Other residents said the gunman then continued shooting in the surrounding streets. We sat in the Back Garden having a cup of coffee and heard four gunshots. Then we seen obviously the ambulance, helicopters, trying to land in the park. I heard a shot, walked round the corner, bumped into a shotgun a bloke with a shotgun seen a woman on the doorstep, walked over and helped her. Four people died at the scene, two were male and two were female. Anotherfemale died in hospital a short time later. Its not clear how old they were but they all died from gunshot wounds. Police said the sixth person killed was believed to be the offender. He also died at the scene. 0fficers said the shootings were not thought to be terror related. After speaking to the Chief Constable of Devon And Cornwall Police, the Home Secretary Priti patel said on twitter that she was shocked by The Incident. She urged the community to remain calm. Devon and Police'>Cornwall Police have told people in area not to speculate on Social Media about what might have happened here or why and not to share any distressing images on Social Media. A local School And Church will open today for the community to come together, as they try to understand why a Summers Evening in devon turned into a Mass Shooting. Jon kay, Bbc News, plymouth. Well be talking to local mps Luke Pollard and Johnny Mercer later this morning. Taliban militants in afghanistan have captured the Countrys Second Biggest City, kandahar, as they continue their rapid advance across the Country. Uk soldiers will arrive in kabul this weekend to help an estimated 4,000 british nationals to leave the Country. Us troops have also been deployed. Ramzan karmali has this report. Another day of taliban advances saw the militants move into herat, afghanistans third largest city, and ghazni, less than 100 kilometres from the capital, kabul. In the last week, the taliban have taken control of 11 provincial capitals. They also claim to have taken kandahar, which fell overnight. The uk, us and otherforeign troops withdrew from afghanistan after 20 years of military operations, but Now Britain is deploying 600 troops to relocate Uk Nationals, afghan staff and interpreters. The us is also sending 3,000 soldiers back. This is a temporary mission with a narrow focus. As with all deployments of our troops into harms way, our commanders have the inherent right of Self Defence and any attack on them can and will be met with a forceful and appropriate response. But one british politician and former soldier is clear as to who is to blame for the current turmoil. These are our problems, our decisions we made to 10, 10,15 years ago, of not talking to the taliban, not training up afghan forces, but most critically, imposing Western Solutions on a Country that wasnt ready for it, by any means. Peace talks with the taliban are still ongoing in doha, but they seem far removed from what is going on on the ground. The rapid takeover of territory by the insurgents has been startling. According to the un, more than 1,000 afghan civilians have been killed in the last month, with thousands more travelling to kabul to seek refuge. 0ne estimate says that more than 70,000 children arrived in the capital in recent days, with most sleeping rough. But with the fall of the Significantly strategic city of ghazni, the fear is that kabul could fall sooner rather than later. Ramzan karmali, Bbc News. At 7. 30am today, we will be speaking to Defence Secretary, Ben Wallace. That is coming up a little later. Analysis of the spread of covid within Uk Hospitals has shown that during the first wave, more than one in ten patients caught the virus after being admitted for an unrelated illness. The Transmission Rates vary considerably depending on where the patients were treated which the authors of the Study Say demands urgent investigation. 0ur health correspondent, naomi grimley, has more. Falling ill with covid while in Hospitalfor Something else was one of the most worrying features of the first wave of the pandemic. A new study from a group of Uk Universities has examined the numbers to see how common it was. The researchers found that at least one in ten Hospital Patients with covid were infected after admission. At the peak this rose to more like one in five. Overall, this research suggests 11,800 people may have been infected this way and possibly more because early data is unclear. Crucially, there were big variations between similar types of hospital and thats down to different preventative measures. Even at the peak of the outbreak, we saw that some busy hospitals still managed to maintain good Infection Prevention and control. That meant that there was good hand washing, there was good testing of patients so the right patients were tested and kept separately from non infected patients, better ventilation on some of the wards would have helped and access to plentiful supply of ppe would have helped. These are all counsels of perfection, we didnt know all that at the start of the outbreak. We know there were challenges around testing and challenges around the availability of ppe. The researchers say the levels of Hospital Acquired Infections for covid are now much lower, thanks to the Vaccination Programme and a better understanding of how the virus spreads. Naomi grimley, Bbc News. The father of american Singer Britney spears, has agreed to step down as her conservator, after 13 years. The Pop Star has been mounting a series of legal challenges to the Court Agreement that gave her Father Control over her estate and other aspects of her life. A lawyer representing britney says its another step toward justice. 0ur Correspondent Barbara Plett Usher has more. This has been quite a year for Britney Spears. She finally began to speak out about the arrangement that controls her life. The target of that anger was her father, jamie, the man who became her conservator after she apparently suffered a breakdown 13 years ago. It is a sort of Guardian Role to handle all of her affairs. During recent court hearings, the singer accused him of using her money for himself and of abusing his power. Speaking directly to the judge, she said she wanted more control of her finances and her body. She even alleged that the conservatorship was forcing her to use Birth Control when she wanted to have a baby. Mr spears has also become a focus of angerforfans in the free britney movement. He says the attacks are unjustified and that there are no grounds for removing him but that he is now willing to step down to avoid a public battle with his daughter, when the time is right. The singer still cant spend her vast fortune as she pleases. Its likely her father will eventually be replaced by a professional accountant. But her fans and her lawyer are hailing what they see as a vindication of her position and an important step towards setting her free. Barbara plett usher, Bbc News, los angeles. Lets Take A Look at todays papers, and many have the news about the plymouth shooting on the front. The times reports on multiple fatalities and quotes one witness as saying a gunman broke into a Semidetached House and then escaped through a park. The daily mail says six people were shot dead and that local mps urged residents to stay calm. The guardian reports that the us and uk have scrambled reinforcements to kabul to help evacuate their diplomats, soldiers and citizens as well as thousands of afghans as the taliban advances towards the capital. And the telegraph pictures the actor una stubbs, best known for till death us do Part And Worzel gummidge, who has died aged 8a. Eunice stabs is one of those actresses across many generations. Una stubbs. There is cliff richard. She almost never changed. She must have been in her early 20s there and then she was doing the Quiz Shows and shallot takes is up to 2015. Worzel gummidge. She scared me in Worzel Gummidge because her character was so mean. She was struggling with her relationship with worzel, they had a tricky relationship. The mannerisms and the way she spoke it was said willian and engaged a whole generation of children. She was so no nonsense in sherlock. She was the housekeeper of Benedict Cumberbatch and martin freeman. We talk a lot about women in acting and longevity, keeping a career going over a long time. The body of work she has been involved in, the Quiz Shows and the games show she was involved in as well, it is lovely reading all these tributes. She is one of those actresses you really miss not seeing on tv screens. It is lovely seeing those tributes. We will be talking to johnny those tributes. We will be talking toJohnny Vegas those tributes. We will be talking to Johnny Vegas as well. Eating Black Holes swallow things up, that the whole idea of Black Holes, isnt it . The whole idea of Black Holes, isnt it . You think Black Holes. 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He is now fighting for the right forward german Factory Workers to have access to a Bratwurst Sausage in the factory. He says it is an outrage. Next door there are two pat perez, The One next door will have the brat first but he says something like this would never have happened if he was on the border volkswagen. A vegetarian diet is good, occasionally i adopt it myself but no currywurst, no i wonder if anyone knew he would be fighting for the right of sausages. Fullyjabbed us and Eu Travellers from Amber List countries have been allowed to enter the uk, without quarantining, since the start of this month. So is this having an impact on Tourism Destinations that rely heavily on foreign visitors . Sarah corker is in Stratford Upon Avon this morning with more. I wasnt quite expecting what i am seeing. You are in an open Air Theatre by the looks of things. Explain for us. I am. Theatre by the looks of things. Explainfor us. Iam. It theatre by the looks of things. Explain for us. I am. It is a wonderful view. We are here at the royal Shakespeare Company this morning. They built this open Air Theatre during the pandemic, it is a really fantastic space and can hold around 500 people. As she mentioned my destinations like this really rely on International Visitors. It has been a tough time for businesses. Data from uk inbound found 26 of its members expect little or no business for the rest of the year. They are worried they had missed the summer season. Not all Doom And Gloom for that double vaccinated passengers from the united states and the eu can come here without having to quarantine, a change made earlier this month. It shows, if you look at the figures, bookings are already up from overseas visitors, especially for september and october. Good news there. We have talked about how more of us are holidaying closer to hand this year. Can it make up for the lack of foreign visitors . Fantastic that more brits are discovering what to do in this Country. 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Lets speak now to Conservatorship Lawyer and supporter of the freebritney campaign, lisa maccarley. Thank you for talking to us this morning on breakfast. How Significant is this latest step is to mark it Significant is this latest step is to mar r ,. , Significant is this latest step is tomar ,. , to mark it is really Significant for britne , to mark it is really Significant for britney, especially to mark it is really Significant for britney, especially since to mark it is really Significant for britney, especially since she to mark it is really Significant for| britney, especially since she was focused on having herfather out of the conservatorship. This latest step . The only question remains how soon will it take place . What soon will it take place . What haens soon will it take place . What happens next . Soon will it take place . What happens next . The soon will it take place . What happens next . The way soon will it take place . What happens next . 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I have read jamie has accused herfather of telling her what to wear and how to think. To whatever extent that is true, that has been her complaints about her father. True, that has been her complaints about herfather. 0ver true, that has been her complaints about her father. Over the last several weeks i have had contact with people who had known the family since Britney Spears was in the mickey mouse club. She and her father have had a long history of difficulties and she has resented her dad for a long, long time. This has become her dad for a long, long time. This has become personal, i suppose, as it inevitably would be between Family Members. What would a new conservatorship involve . If it is agreed Whitney Spears would have won, what parts of her life would it oversee . I won, what parts of her life would it oversee . , won, what parts of her life would it oversee . , ,. , oversee . I am not entirely sure that eve one oversee . 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You are a Conservatorship Lawyer. L period of time. You are a i Conservatorship Lawyer. For us period of time. You are a Conservatorship Lawyer. For us in the uk, we have learnt about it because a Britney Spears and their situation. ,. ,. , because a Britney Spears and their situation. , ,. ,. , situation. How common are conservatorship . Situation. How common are conservatorship . It situation. How common are conservatorship . It is i situation. How common are i conservatorship . It is extremely uncommon for someone who could perform and function at Britney Spears level. She has been providing Significant income for many, many people. The kinds of cases that i and other Conservatorship Attorneys usually work with other families dealing with elderly relatives that have severe dementia and no documentation in place that would allow a Family Member to make decisions. Sometimes there are tragedies where there are accidents and someone really cannot care for themselves. So in terms of statistics, i couldnt give you a statistics, i couldnt give you a statistic that i can say it is extremely rare. The. I am not aware of any place where conservatives out in the world making millions of dollars and performing and still being basically and all of these Restrictions. And all of these Restrictions. Hence the fascination and all of these Restrictions. Hence the Fascination Of and all of these Restrictions. Hence the Fascination Of this. And all of these Restrictions. Hence the Fascination Of this. Thank i and all of these Restrictions. Hence the Fascination Of this. Thank you l the Fascination Of this. Thank you very much for taking the time. In two hours. The time to talk to us. You are watching bbc breakfast, still to come. After losing his wife to cancer three years ago, and launching a charity in her name, former England Cricket captain Andrew Strauss will speak to us about the Foundations Mission to support bereaved families. Well have that shortly and bring you the latest news and weather, but the time now is 06 26am. Now its time for the weather with carol. Carol comake you are hiding among something beautiful. Absolutely. You can see lots and lots of sunflowers around me. There are approximately 100,000 sunflowers in bloom right now and they look spectacular. Some of the flowers from other farms have been saying they have been flowering quite late. Im struggling through them at The Moment because of the lack of warm weather. It is going to be quite warm today for many of us both first thing this morning you might find it is chilly if you are standing upforany might find it is chilly if you are standing up for any length of time. The Forecast Today is full heavy showers, some of which will be thundery. Everywhere will be breezy and windy. Low pressure once again is dominating the weather. It is anchored to the North West. The front is sinking south producing a bit more Cloud And Drizzle at The Moment. Today you can expect heavy and Re Showers in the west of scotland. Some of those will be getting into Northern Ireland and Northern England as well. Heavy, thundery showers. When the plan bends and breaks and The Sun comes out, temperatures will get up to 23 degrees. When the cloud thins and breaks. In the far north of scotland we are looking at temperatures of 12 degrees, way below average, and it will feel quite cool. This evening and overnight we will hang on to a lot of the showers across the north of the Country there will be Clear Skies and dry weather. Tonight another Weather Front from the South West will introduce thicker cloud in the South West, South Wales and the midlands. 0n the coast and hills he will see drizzle. It is not going to be a cold night. Tomorrow we start off with the domain across central swathes of england and wales. In scotland and parts of Northern Ireland it will be dry with a few showers around. In the south we will see sunny skies. Again areas of cloud, enough. Of drizzle. Thick enough for spots of drizzle. 0ne Weather Front in the north of scotland will sink southwards. We also have some rain across wales and the north of england. In between there should be sunshine. The cloud in the south, if it breaks for long enough we could have highs of 24. In the north, killer. More on The Sunflowers and the weather in half an hour. Cooler. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Coming up on breakfast this morning. We continue our olympic Gold Rush and will be joined by Boxing Champions galal Yafai And Lauren price. We know dogs love to chase balls, but these pooches take things to a whole new level. We meet some of the most highly trained dogs in the uk, as they take to the field to show off their agility, speed and obedience. And after the death of actor una stubbs, herfriend and co Star Johnny vegas will talk to us about her Life And Career later this morning. Back to our main story this morning, the major Firearms Incident in plymouth which has left six people dead. Lets take a closer look at what we know so far. Just after six oclock last night, Devon And Cornwall Police were called to Biddick Drive in the Keyham Area of The City. Police and ambulance crews attended the scene and a critical incident was declared. Six fatalities have now been confirmed. Five people including the suspect died at the scene. Another female victim died later in hospital. There are reports that one of those killed, was a child. Lets speak now to the mp for Plymouth Sutton and devonport, Luke Pollard. Good morning to you. First of all, can i ask you whether you can update us with any information you have . The city in is waking up to just shrug in plymouth is waking up to awful news. We are awaiting confirmation from Police of the names and ages of the victims but our local paper is reporting that one of the people who died is a small child under ten, four people waking up in plymouth around the Country will be unspeakably awful. As a community, we need today to come together to make sense of the Events Yesterday and we have got Community Centres in churches, and schools, opening across the Keyham Area. To give people a space for people to be able to share their experience, how they are feeling about the grim events we saw yesterday but we are bracing ourselves for more grim News Today when potentially the names of the victims and more details come out from the Police. Is It Victims and more details come out from the Police. From the Police. Is it any clearer to ou, from the Police. Is it any clearer to you. I from the Police. Is it any clearer to you, i appreciate from the Police. Is it any clearer to you, i appreciate you from the Police. Is it any clearer to you, i appreciate you are i from the Police. Is it any clearer. To you, i appreciate you are waiting for clarity from the Police, but what is your understanding of the sequence of events, the time span between the time that something started to occur, and as we understand it, was maybe in a house, and spilled out into the streets. Can you take us through your understanding . That can you take us through your understanding . Can you take us through your understanding . Can you take us through your understandin . �. , understanding . At The Moment, we still do not have understanding . At The Moment, we still do not have a understanding . At The Moment, we still do not have a clear understanding . At The Moment, we still do not have a clear timeline i still do not have a clear timeline of the event yesterday. I have spoken to the Police a number of times last night and the events looked confused, there seems to have been activities over a reasonably large area around Biddick Drive in keyham, so we have quite allowed part quite a large part of the community cordoned off. Im expecting Police statements later today to give more information about from their understanding What Has happened, but because of the severity of The Incident itself, the timeline still looks confused at The Moment. And the number of victims beyond the six, the six people who died, there are a number of people still in hospital and we are trying to get totalfigures still in hospital and we are trying to get total figures on the number of people involved at The Moment. At The Moment, its hard to say at full clarity where that is but its important that that information is shared with the community as soon as possible because with that, we will be able to start putting together and making sense of this. Theres lots of people who were literally in their homes on the streets opening their homes on the streets opening the doors to the commotion to see people on the pavement having been shot outside their homes. So there is an awful to people for whom access to the Emergency Support which is badly necessary to make sense of this, and then make sure that what they saw is shared with the Police, can happen as soon as possible today. You the Police, can happen as soon as possible today the Police, can happen as soon as possible today. You have heard, as we have seen possible today. You have heard, as we have seen on possible today. You have heard, as we have seen on our possible today. You have heard, as we have seen on our reports i possible today. You have heard, as we have seen on our reports this i we have seen on our reports this morning, people who live locally who as you describe them, they came Face To face with someone on the street with a gun. And you are the local mp. Its really worrying. It mp. Its really worrying. It certainly is. Keyham is a brilliant community, a community where you know your neighbour and you look out for one another, where there is a strong sense of heart and togetherness. And what we know from the events that started unfolding yesterday is that the initial concern for everyone was to keep others safe, to encourage them to stay inside, get a sense that families were safe, large numbers of families were safe, large numbers of families stay in the area so there is an overly strong Community Bond between the communities there. And that was the initial action from the Community Yesterday and i expect to see more of that heart from the Community Today as he starts to make sense of what is deeply grim news. Plymouth is a wonderfully safe city normally, this is the kind of event we see on the news that this doesnt happen here, thats a line that people would have heard from other events when something goes drastically horrible as it did yesterday. But its certainly true, plymouth is a safe city and the community is a strong space together. To see that, and witness it outside your front door, to see that level of awfulness in your community, is something which im afraid its going to take our Community A Wee while to be able to process and then be able to come together. But i know that we will, because the community is strong, and we have those community leaders, those people that witnessed events, all determined that we will look after Each Other in the days ahead. I can tell, mr pollard, you have been talking to people locally. Are you hearing any individual stories of peoples accounts . Individuals helping others, may be getting them off the streets, are you hearing specific stories about people who may be put themselves at risk to help others . In may be put themselves at risk to help others . May be put themselves at risk to help others . In an event like this, there is an help others . In an event like this, there is an immediate, help others . In an event like this, there is an immediate, a help others . In an event like this, there is an immediate, a of help others . In an event like this, | there is an immediate, a of stories shared immediately, on Social Media with concern. It is important at The Moment that we dont speculate about What Happened from start to finish. But there are people for whom they were immediately concerned for a family, friends and neighbours, to be able to see this unfolding in your street immediately in front of your street immediately in front of you and see the Police-response'>Police Response, it is incredible that not only did we have such a speedy and considerable Police-response'>Police Response but the ambulances including what looked like four air ambulances, notjust coming from plymouth and the South West but for a as southampton. From as far afield as southampton. When you have four Helicopters Landing in your community, it is something the community, it is something the community notices. What we have seen from last night and all throughout the night, after the news that potentially a young child is involved, very few people were able to get a proper nights sleep, is that those conversations and that support has continued throughout the evening and will need to continue today as people start processing whats happened and making sense of whats happened and making sense of what they saw, especially for those people who live immediately on Biddick Drive. It is a Cul De Sac where the shootings took place but it interacts with one of the major roads in The City, and a busy set of streets in keyham. This will be an area that is known for a lot of people, a popular spot for people walking, just round the corner from a Little Park which is popular with dog walkers, so theres a sense that this has happened in the heart of a Community And Today we will be doing everything we can as a community to come together to make sense of the awfully grim news that i am afraid i suspect will continue coming today. There is talk may be of a Press Conference a little later on this morning from Police. I know its very early days in this story, immediately people ask questions about people having access to a firearm, we dont know who the individual is, it is inevitable that those questions will be asked. {lit those questions will be asked. Of course, and we need the Police in the first instance to have the space to secure and assess the crime scene, to understand who the victims are and who the shooter was, to get that in information whether that is legal or an illegal firearm, that in information whether that is legal or an illegalfirearm, it is legal or an illegalfirearm, it is too early to circulate. Inevitably those questions will be asked and people will want to find out more information, and that includes people scaring the internet for images and videos of the Events Yesterday. People scouring the internet. We have sadly seen a number of images shared, so if your viewers are tempted to do so, can i please ask that they take a moment before they look at any digital content to make sure they are thinking about the families and the community here and treating everyone with some Dignity And Respect at this time, because this community in keyham is going through an enormously difficult time. The most horrendous events have happened at The End of the most horrendous year for many people and we need to first of all make sure there was space for the family and the community to process What Has happened and space for the Police to ensure that they have all the information they need to give reassurance to the community, they understand What Has happened, and they understand the Healing Process for what is an awful for plymouth. Going back to what do you know of the sequence of events, as you make very clear, we awaIt Clarification from the Police. Is It Clarification from the Police. Is it new understanding that some people who were in the neighbourhood, local Street Or Close by, were also amongst the victims . The picture emerging is of an incident in a household, that has been described by our witnesses, but then a suggestion that there with further shootings out in the neighbourhood, is that your understanding . Is that your understanding . Theres an awful lot is that your understanding . Theres an awful lot of is that your understanding . Theres an awful lot of local is that your understanding . Theres an awful lot of local residents i is that your understanding . Theres an awful lot of local residents in i an awful lot of local residents in the community who believe that to be the community who believe that to be the case. At this point what im very keen to see is that the Police-issue-information'>Police Issue Information that they can stack up, that can be confirmed, because there will be a lot of people eager to find out whats happened, eagerto people eager to find out whats happened, eager to understand who the people are who have been involved. This is a tight knit community and at 6pm last night, that would have been a busy community as well so theres a fear that its notjust confined to one family or one group of people. And i expect the Police to be able to share further information about who the victims are on the timeline of events to answer those questions. Thank you for your time, Luke Pollard, Labour Mp for Plymouth Sutton and devonport. Lets get more on this now from Local Bbc reporter, Ewan Murrie whos at the scene. Lots of people waking up to this awful tragedy and the details as have been make clear made clear, details a very scant and they will be released in due time. S, details a very scant and they will be released in due time. Details a very scant and they will be released in due time. A very grim atmosphere be released in due time. A very grim atmosphere here be released in due time. A very grim atmosphere here in be released in due time. A very grim atmosphere here in plymouth i be released in due time. A very grim atmosphere here in plymouth this i atmosphere here in plymouth this morning. A small city but you dont expect this sort of thing to happen particularly in a very close knit community like keyham. Im here this morning on the corner of henderson road, this is the main A Road down here, then you have a royal Navy Avenue and Biddick Drive, where it happened. This is as close as i can get at The Moment. Police here on the ground are not willing to give me any further information beyond what we have in the statement so far. We know officers are still investigating, its likely to be cordoned off for some time. People are being urged not to share things on Social Media, there have been some very graphic images coming round, causing a lot of upset for people naturally. Round, causing a lot of upset for people naturally. Have you managed to talk to anyone people naturally. Have you managed to talk to anyone in people naturally. Have you managed to talk to anyone in the people naturally. Have you managed to talk to anyone in the community . I to talk to anyone in the community . Luke pollard has made it very clear that it Luke Pollard has made it very clear thatitis Luke Pollard has made it very clear that it is a close knit community and it will be reeling. Have you been able to talk to anyone to get their reaction and see how they will be supporting Each Other . We their reaction and see how they will be supporting Each Other . Be supporting Each Other . We did hear from an be supporting Each Other . We did hear from an eyewitness be supporting Each Other . We did | hear from an Eyewitness Yesterday about hearing the gunshots after ten past six last night and seeing a man in the street shooting, but we have not been able to verify that that is factually correct. We know that the community are expected to be able to meet from 9am in a couple of local Primary Schools in the area, so hopefully all coming together in a safe place to try to support Each Other in what is a very grim time for The City. Other in what is a very grim time for The City other in what is a very grim time for The City. Thank you very much for The City. Thank you very much for bringing for The City. Thank you very much for bringing us for The City. Thank you very much for bringing us uptodate, i for The City. Thank you very much for bringing us uptodate, our l for bringing us Up To Date, our reporter is close to the scene and we will keep you updated with all of the information we have on all of the information we have on all of the Bbc News outlets. The time is just coming up to 6 45am. Lets have a look at the sport. The spectre of drugs in sport, linked to the olympics has emerged. Because of a test, tell us What Has happened. If you think of the magical moments at the olympics gave us, this was one of them. The mens four by 100 metres relay, this is cj ujah, who won the opening leg. I think they were pipped to the gold by the italians by 100th of a second, a magical moment, but it has now been tainted by a doping violation. Shocking news has emerged that cj ujah, part of the mens 4x100m Relay Team that won silverjust last week, has tested positive for a banned substance. Hes been suspended from competition and if upheld, it would be the most high profile Doping Offence by a british athlete at any 0lympics. He and the rest of the Relay Team all face being stripped of their medals. The former 0lympic Silver Medallist Kriss Akabussi says he feels for the other three. Dumbfounded, disbelief, denial. Some kind of, is there a way that i can keep my medal, it wasnt me . You know. I guess you, its praying or meditating or some sort of, can this all go away . I reallyjust cant imagine what those other three chaps are going through. And how cj is going to look them in the eye and realise that Hes England struggled on the Opening Day of the second test against india at lords. Joe root won the toss and put the tourists into bat but it all went terribly wrong. Kl rahul and his Opening Partner Rohit sharma made a terrific start, putting on 126 for the first wicket. Rohit eventually falling to james anderson. But rahul went on to score his first overseas test hundred. At the close of Play India are 276 for three, rahul still there on 127 not out. Brentford fans have been waiting almost 74 years for tonight. They will be playing in the top flight of English Football for the first time since 1947 when they take on arsenal later at the brentford community stadium. Brentford are nicknamed the bees and manager Thomas Frank was buzzing ahead of the game. We are a bumblebee, theyre not deSigned to fly. And we are still able to fly into the Premier League. And we will constantly do everything we can to keep flying as high as possible, and that means two things to me, very simple. One, win the next game, thats on friday against arsenal. And then i know the next game is against crystal palace, thats as far as ive looked ahead. And staying with football, celtic are into the Europa League Play Off round after a 7 2 Aggregate Win over czech sidejablonec. Theyll meet dutch Side Az Alkmaar next. However, it wasnt good news for fellow Scottish Premiership side stjohnstone. They lost 5 3 on aggregate to turkeys galatasarey. Their European Dream still continues though, as theyll now play in the Europa Conference League Play Off with the first leg next week. Its a shame for stjohnstone because they played very well in that match. That is the sport. Thank you. Have you managed to avoid getting a Horsefly Bite this summer . They are very painful. I they are very painful. I have in the ast, not they are very painful. I have in the past, not recently. They are very painful. I have in the past, not recently. There they are very painful. I have in the past, not recently. There is i they are very painful. I have in the past, not recently. There is still i they are very painful. I have in the past, not recently. There is still a l past, not recently. There is still a bit of the summer past, not recently. There is still a bit of the summer to past, not recently. There is still a bit of the summer to go. If you have, count yourself lucky. The mix of warm weather and humid conditions has led to an increase in the number of people needing treatment for the often painful bites. Breakfast� s Jayne Mccubbin is at a farm in the wirral this morning with more. Good morning. Have you been, its one of those things, everyone goes, have you been bitten by a horsefly . They are very painful bites. Stings they absolutely are and it is the terminator like ability, you pack them away and they say theyre in your they stay there in your neck. Whatever you call them, clegs, hands appere, who has had a bite . Yes, and the horses, some horror stories. We will hear them later on. Good morning, everybody. 0scar is a naughty boy, he has had a nibble and ruined myjacket, never mind. Good morning you will hear from ruined myjacket, never mind. Good morning you will hearfrom badge scene. If you are of a nervous disposition, you might want to consider, the next two minutes are a bit grim, if you are eating your conflicts, you might want to look away about now. Behold the cleg. Dramatic music. Im amy reid, and i really hate the horseflies. They are the bane of my summer. Every summer . Every summer. I was just saying to my husband that id managed to get through this summer without being bitten and then last week we visited an Alpaca Farm and they well and truly got me. This was the result. And my right foot is probably two or three times the size of my left foot, you cant see any of my bones, you cant see my ankle. It is just a great big red hot foot, and that extended all the way up to my knee. This is the cause of the pain. Mandibles like saws, they cut, rip and slice, rather than peer. Rip and slice, rather than pierce. Its a sharp prick, and what theyre doing is actually cutting the Skin And Notjust piercing it. Once i know theyve bitten me, its kind of a race against time to take antihistamines and get some ice on it. They tend to swell up regardless of the efforts i take. Hives, swelling, dizziness, weakness, wheezing. Thats a lot of damage for a little creature which is now out in force. Im doctor tim cockerill, and im an entomologist. And im an etomologist. And i actually really like horseflies, theyre really fascinating insects. Basically, in the summer, thats when we get this period when the Adult Horsefly are out on the wing, flying around. In order to reproduce, the females need a blood meal. And so thats the thing that theyre doing at this time of year, is theyre flying around looking for a host, a large animal, sometimes a cow, sometimes a sheep and sometimes were unlucky, sometimes thats a human. But remember, just like bees, these are important pollinators. They do have a purpose beyond bothering you. They are horrible. Anyway, listen, this is actually, good morning to oscar and good morning, and daily. We are at the Competition Centre, what usually goes on here, and how much of a pest are horseflies to you . Much of a pest are horseflies to ou . ,. , much of a pest are horseflies to ou . ,. , you . They are the bane of every horse owners you . They are the bane of every horse Owners Life you . They are the bane of every horse Owners Life i you . They are the bane of every horse Owners Life i think. I you . They are the bane of every i horse Owners Life i think. Whether it is the horses, the riders all the instructors, well get bitten. 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On her neck she has still got some. Lets see . On her neck. Some of those hives. She literally on her neck. Some of those hives. She literally went on her neck. Some of those hives. She literally went into on her neck. Some of those hives. She literally went into a on her neck. Some of those hives. She literally went into a crisis. I she literally went into a crisis. Lets bring in the vet. How serious was it . ,. , , was it . Quite serious, i think the cuick was it . Quite serious, i think the quick response was it . Quite serious, i think the quick response from was it . Quite serious, i think the quick response from the was it . Quite serious, i think the quick response from the girls i was it . Quite serious, i think the| quick response from the girls and was it . Quite serious, i think the i quick response from the girls and me Coming In half an hour, she had an increased Heart Rate and respiratory rate, and she was very puffy in her face. 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I thought i got it bad but there were affects people. I thought i got it bad but there were some i affects people. I thought i got it bad but there were some really| affects people. I thought i got it i bad but there were some really awful ones there. Carol has the weather, warm humid weather, that attracts the horseflies but you have decided to take yourself gorgeous with The Sunflowers, good morning. Good morning, it is fabulous here, naga. We are in hertfordshire, a beautiful farm naga. We are in hertfordshire, A Beautifulfarm and a naga. We are in hertfordshire, a beautiful farm and a beautiful farmer with me you have stunning sunflowers here, you were telling me 100,000 in bloom. How does a Sunflower Farming 100,000 in bloom. How does a Sunflowerfarming Work . 100,000 in bloom. How does a Sunflower Farming work . The . 100,000 in bloom. How does a Sunflower Farming work . They are ve eas Sunflower Farming work . They are very easy to Sunflower Farming work . They are very easy to grow. Sunflower Farming Work . They are very easy to grow, they Sunflower Farming work . They are very easy to grow, they dont Sunflower Farming work . They are | very easy to grow, they dont need any chemicals, we just drilled them into the ground, two weeks apart, we get a spread of harvest, and it brightens the whole place up, they are very easy to grow. Are very easy to grow. Some farms have reported are very easy to grow. Some farms have reported late are very easy to grow. Some farms have reported late flowering are very easy to grow. Some farms have reported late flowering for i are very easy to grow. Some farms| have reported late flowering for The Sunflowers this year, have you found that . It sunflowers this year, have you found that . , , ,. , that . It has been very strange weather. That . It has been very strange weather. A that . It has been very strange weather, a very that . It has been very strange weather, a very cold that . It has been very strange weather, a very cold spring, i that . It has been very strange weather, a very cold spring, a | that . It has been very strange weather, a very cold spring, a wet winter, and it took a long time for the Soil Temperature is to come up. A lot of crops have been late this year. A lot of crops have been late this ear. ,. ,. , a lot of crops have been late this ear. ,. , , year. How much have you been affected by year. How much have you been affected by covid year. How much have you been affected by covid Restrictions, l year. How much have you been i affected by covid Restrictions, did you manage to stay open during the whole period . We you manage to stay open during the whole period . You manage to stay open during the whole eriod . ~. ,. ,. , whole period . We did, we managed to Sta 0 en whole period . We did, we managed to stay open in whole period . We did, we managed to stay open in certain whole period . We did, we managed to stay open in certain parts whole period . We did, we managed to stay open in certain parts of whole period . We did, we managed to stay open in certain parts of the stay open in certain parts of the business, the pick your own was very popular and had a brilliant year and we won the national competition which was fantastic. The Catering Side has been hit, the Farm Shop has been fantastic, overall it has been positive. Been fantastic, overall it has been ositive. ,. , , positive. Visitors can visit, can the a positive. Visitors can visit, can they a chilly positive. Visitors can visit, can they a chilly take positive. Visitors can visit, can they a chilly take the positive. Visitors can visit, can i they a chilly take The Sunflowers themselves . They a chilly take The Sunflowers themselves . , ,. , themselves . They wish they could, i wish they could, themselves . They wish they could, i wish they could, but themselves . They wish they could, i wish they could, but for themselves . They wish they could, i wish they could, but for health themselves . They wish they could, i wish they could, but for Health And L wish they could, but for Health And Safety reasons, you cannot have people walking around with secateurs we picked them fresh every morning, and people buy them by the stem from the shop. It hers by the stem from the shop. It has been a pleasure, by the stem from the shop. It has been a pleasure, jonathan, by the stem from the shop. It has been a pleasure, jonathan, thank| by the stem from the shop. It has been a pleasure, jonathan, thank you for having us here this morning. There is a bit of cloud here in bishops stortford this morning but The Sun is starting to break through. The focus is on a sunny spells, some heavy and thundery showers, and breezy wherever you are across the Country. The strongest Wind Today will be across the North And Part of the rest of the uk. Low pressure is driving our weather, you can see it is anchored towards the North East under various fronts are wrapped around it. The front in the north are producing heavy thundery showers, a different Sticking South produces thicker cloud, which could bring some drizzle. Showers across Western Scotland in particular, some in the east, some in Northern Ireland today. And some in Northern England. The cloud will break up coming south, some sunshine will develop and for many it will be a dry day. If you are in The Sunshine, temperatures down a touch on yesterday and it will be breezy. Temperatures getting up to about 23 degrees. In the north it will be cool for the time of year, 12 To Ia in cool for the time of year, i2 To Ia in the north of scotland. This evening and overnight we will hang on to some of the showers, not as many as during the day, Clear Skies, but by The End of the night to the next system Coming In from the South West will be introducing thicker cloud across south West England and into wales and into the midlands. Around the Hills Today that will produce some drizzle but it will not be cold. Tomorrow we start with cloud and rain, advancing northwards. Eventually resting across the central swathe of england and wales. The cloud should break up, sometime developing, and to the north, fewer showers are not as windy. Temperatures tomorrow, i2 To Iath in the north, 23 as we push down towards the south. Sunday, we have two Weather Fronts, one across the north of scotland slipping slowly south, and one across the north of england and into the midlands. There is also producing some rain. In between, large areas of cloud with some sunny breaks developing, just the odd shower. If the cloud breaks soon enough and we hang on to The Sunshine in the south east, we could have temperatures up to 23 or 2a degrees. Not as warm as that as we push further north but we are still looking into the teams. Ijust want to give you a final shot of how it looks here with an aerial shot from our drone. The headlines are coming next. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Our headlines today. Six people including a child under Io Have died in a shooting in a residential area in plymouth. I heard a shot, walked around the corner, bumped into a bloke with a shotgun, so a woman on the doorstep and helped her. The gunman is believed to have died in the shooting. Well have the latest from the scene and interviews with local mps later in the programme. Taliban militants have captured afghanistans Second Biggest City, as britain and the us send troops back to help their nationals leave the Country. And team gb� s boxing stars Lauren Price and Galal Yafai will be here to tell us what it was like to win gold at the tokyo olympics. Its friday, 13th august. Six people, including a suspected gunman, have died in a shooting in a residential area of plymouth. Police were called to the Keyham Area of The City at 6pm and a critical incident was declared. The victims include two women and two men and a child aged under ten. The local mp, Luke Pollard has called the Incident Unspea kably awful. Our reporter, Jon Kay has more. Police worked through the night, securing the scene One Mile from the centre of plymouth. It was here on Biddick Drive in the Keyham Area of The City that The Incident started around six oclock yesterday evening. Neighbours told the bbc they heard shouting at one property, a door slamming, then gunshots. Other residents said the gunman then continued shooting in the surrounding streets. We sat in the Back Garden having a cup of coffee and heard four gunshots. Then we seen obviously the ambulance, helicopters, trying to land in the park. I heard a shot, walked round the corner, bumped into a shotgun a bloke with a shotgun seen a woman on the doorstep, walked over and helped her. Four people died at the scene, two were male and two were female. Anotherfemale died in hospital a short time later. Its not clear how old they were but they all died from gunshot wounds. Police said the sixth person killed was believed to be the offender. He also died at the scene. Officers said the shootings were not thought to be terror related. After speaking to the Chief Constable of Devon And Cornwall Police, the Home Secretary Priti patel said on twitter that she was shocked by The Incident. She urged the community to remain calm. Devon and Police'>Cornwall Police have told people in this area not to speculate on Social Media about what might have happened here or why and not to share any distressing images on Social Media. Lots of people who were in their homes, on the streets, opening the doors to the commission, seeing people on the pavement having been shot outside their homes. There are a lot of people he had access to Emergency Support to make centre and to make sense of what they is shared with the Police as soon as possible today. A local School And Church will open today for the community to come together, as they try to understand why a Summers Evening in devon turned into a Mass Shooting. Jon kay, Bbc News, plymouth. Lets get more on this from our reporter sarah ransome, who is at the scene. Sarah, what more can you tell us . More details are slowly beginning to emerge. More details are slowly beginning to emerue. ,. ,. , ,. , emerge. They are slowly beginning to emerue. Emerge. They are slowly beginning to emerge. Overnight emerge. They are slowly beginning to emerge. Overnight we emerge. They are slowly beginning to emerge. Overnight we had emerge. They are slowly beginning to emerge. Overnight we had from emerge. They are slowly beginning to| emerge. Overnight we had from Devon And Cornwall Police the tragic news that four people died at the scene. Two men, two women died here at the scene. We dont know anything at all about their ages, we dont know. That is all we know, Police have not told us any more. You can see behind the investigations are still continuing here. We have also had overnight that at that woman has died in hospital. We have heard also that the suspected gunman died here at the scene. Overnight the local mp, nick pollard, has said. He talked about his Sadness And Distress at What Happened and also said he understands a child under ten was one of those involved. Shock waves have rippled throughout this community. This sort of thing does not happen in plymouth. This community is very tight knit. People this morning are struggling to come to terms with What Happened here last night. Particularly on a Summers Evening where they were out enjoying the time on an evening that had brightened up after a very miserable day. That investigation is continuing today. As you heard, it is not considered to be a terror related incident. Those investigations and the questioning of local people and trying to work out What Happened as it unfolded with the frightening experience will continue today. Taliban militants in afghanistan have captured the Countrys Second Biggest City kandahar, as they continue their rapid advance across the Country. Uk soldiers will arrive in kabul this weekend to help an estimated a,000 british nationals to leave the Country. Us troops have also been deployed. Were joined now by our correspondent Yogita Limaye with the latest from kabul. A very good morning to you. Two Significant events, one is the exodus of Uk Nationals which is about to be organised and more news in connection with the insurgencies and the cities that are falling. That is rightful to any single day, the taliban has taken over five provincial capitals, among them some major cities of this Country. Kandahar, the second largest city is an economic centre and a stronghold for the taliban. They will see this as a massive victory. In the west, herat, a major Trading Centre for the Country. We started yesterday talking about another city falling and within i2 hours we were talking about four other cities that had fallen to the taliban, one of ben was gah, where troops fought their fiercest battles. Was gah, where troops fought theirfiercest battles. One was gah, where troops fought their fiercest battles. One of them was gah. We havent had anything yet from the government hear about the developments yesterday. There is no word from the president or any of the leadership of the Country and that not Coming In, fear and of the Country and that not Coming In, Fearand Panic of the Country and that not Coming In, Fear And Panic really rising among citizens. The news also that the us and uk are sending troops back into evacuate their nationals, their embassy staff. That has added to the fears that there is also a sense of anger. I have seen messages on Social Media by afghan saying, the troops are coming back to help their own citizens but they are leaving afghanistan behind. In kabul, people have spent the night in Fear And Worry trying to figure out what will happen next. Flights out what will happen next. Flights out of The City are getting full very quickly. Out of The City are getting full very quickly out of The City are getting full ve cuickl. , ~ ,. Lets get the latest now from our political correspondent, nick eardley. Good morning to you. There have been lots of comments about the Uk Position in this. Not onlyjust in terms of safety regarding nationals but also the state that afghanistan is being left in. Is being left in. Good morning. We not the is being left in. Good morning. We got the confirmation is being left in. Good morning. We got the confirmation last is being left in. Good morning. We got the confirmation last night is being left in. Good morning. We| got the confirmation last night that around 600 paratroopers are going to afghanistan to help those british citizens who are still there. It was last friday the Foreign Office said any brits who were left should get out. We think there are still about a000 there. We have seen a evacuation take place over the next he weeks. There will be an ambassador who stays in afghanistan but they had moved down to the embassy enable bn what is being called a secure location. There is genuine worry in the Uk Government about what they see as a rapidly deteriorating situation in afghanistan. There are questions being asked about the decision to remove troops last month and a situation that left afghanistan in. We are seeing some criticism from tory mps. A couple of them last night, the chairs of the influential and foreign select committee talked about the speed that troops were taken out and how that left afghan forces with the full of the major cities. Some former Defence Staff raising concerns about that as well. There will be questions for the government on that. I am not sure where it leaves us. We do not think there will be a clamour to send a Significant number of troops back beyond that evacuation. A lot of people are less unhappy with the way this has all panned out and the government is increasingly worried about the deteriorating situation. Key very much. Well be speaking to Defence Secretary Ben Wallace at 7 30am. The father of Britney Spears has agreed to step down as her conservator after i3 years. The Pop Star has been mounting a series of legal challenges to the Court Agreement that gave her Father Control over her estate and other aspects of her life. A lawyer representing britney says its another step toward justice. Our correspondent Barbara Plett Usher has more. This has been quite a year for Britney Spears. She finally began to speak out about the arrangement that controls her life. The target of that anger was her father, jamie, the man who became her conservator after she apparently suffered a Breakdown I3 years ago. It is a sort of Guardian Role to handle all of her affairs. During recent court hearings, the singer accused him of using her money for himself and of abusing his power. Speaking directly to the judge, she said she wanted more control of her finances and her body. She even alleged that the conservatorship was forcing her to use Birth Control when she wanted to have a baby. Mr spears has also become a focus of angerforfans in the free britney movement. He says the attacks are unjustified and that there are no grounds for removing him but that he is now willing to step down to avoid a public battle with his daughter, when the time is right. The singer still cant spend her vast fortune as she pleases. Its likely her father will eventually be replaced by a professional accountant. But her fans and her lawyer are hailing what they see as a vindication of her position and an important step towards setting her free. Barbara plett usher, Bbc News, los angeles. Analysis of the spread of covid within Uk Hospitals has shown that during the first wave, more than one in ten patients caught the virus after being admitted for an unrelated illness. The Transmission Rates vary considerably depending on where the patients were treated which the authors of the Study Say demands urgent investigation. You are watching abc breakfast. Bbc breakfast. Back to our main story this morning the major Firearms Incident in plymouth which has left six people dead. Lets take a closer look at what we know so far. Just after six oclock last night, Devon And Cornwall Police were called to Biddick Drive in the Keyham Area of The City. Police and ambulance crews attended the scene and a critical incident was declared. Six fatalities have now been confirmed. Five people, including the suspect, died at the scene. Another female victim died later in hospital. There are reports that one of those killed, was a child. Lets speak now to the mp for Plymouth Moor View Johnny Mercer. Thank you for talking to us. It is a real shame we are talking under these circumstances. Can you tell me your reaction as this news, this incident started becoming known . It is devastating. Everyone says it but they do not expect it to happen in that part of the Country. My cell with the community. My thoughts are with the community. The Emergency Services and those dealing with the issue at the time and the ongoing support that will be required. There are some traumatic aspects to this incident. As a community we need to come together and try to understand it as much as we can to support those who need to be looked after, which we are generally very good at. It be looked after, which we are generally very good at. Be looked after, which we are generally very good at. It has been made very clear, generally very good at. It has been made very clear, has . Generally very good at. It has been made very clear, has . In generally very good at. It has been made very clear, has . In terms generally very good at. It has been made very clear, has . In terms of| made very clear, has . In terms of what can be done in terms of that support. No sharing of images and allow the Emergency Services and Police to do their work. Make clear it was not terror related as many would have feared once they had a Shooting Incident took place. Everyone must remain calm. It is a tragic time. We have some brilliant Police services and ambulance services, the local authority here in plymouth. They will now be leading the response. The mp for the actual road, it is on the boundary of our constituencies, he has been in touch and i will do whatever i can to support him. There are open areas where people can reflect and show support. I have seen videos and images online char ridiculous. People need to think long and hard before they do that. Which are ridiculous. Before they do that. Which are ridiculous ridiculous. Interesting that action will be taken ridiculous. Interesting that action will be taken of ridiculous. Interesting that action will be taken of people ridiculous. Interesting that action will be taken of people post ridiculous. Interesting that action | will be taken of people post these images. 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You mentioned you talked to Luke Pollard. What is at The Moment. You mentioned you talked to Luke Pollard. What is the l talked to Luke Pollard. What is the plans on supporting the community . One local reporter said people would be gathering this morning for information, reassurance. Thea;r be gathering this morning for information, reassurance. They will be down in information, reassurance. They will be down in keyham, information, reassurance. They will be down in keyham, a information, reassurance. They will be down in keyham, a church information, reassurance. They will be down in keyham, a church is be down in keyham, a church is opening up and a Primary School is opening up and a Primary School is opening up and a Primary School is opening up to get together to support Each Other. There will be people on hand to provide services. The victim Support Unit will be there. We have got a call at nine oclock this morning with the local councillors, the local authority, the local Police-chief'>Police Chief to work out how we come together in lockstep. Plymouth always hangs together in situations like this. We will do everything we can to support the families of those affected by this tragic incident. I families of those affected by this tragic incident. Families of those affected by this tragic incident. I suppose it is not too much to tragic incident. I suppose it is not too much to ask tragic incident. I suppose it is not too much to ask for tragic incident. I suppose it is not too much to ask for reassurance. | too much to ask for reassurance. People will have heard about this. I know details are scant and they need to be as well. Can you reassure people in the area they are safe . This incident was isolated in as clear a term as possible. Absolutely. The incident is not ongoing. The incident closed last evening in terms of what was happening was that there was absolutely no reason for individuals to be afraid. I would ask everyone to be afraid. I would ask everyone to work closely and support fully the Police are those who are doing an extraordinaryjob at the scene. Really pull together through what is going to be a difficult few days and weeks ahead as we deal with this incident in plymouth. I weeks ahead as we deal with this incident in plymouth. Weeks ahead as we deal with this incident in plymouth. I know you are focused very incident in plymouth. I know you are focused very much incident in plymouth. I know you are focused very much on incident in plymouth. I know you are focused very much on what incident in plymouth. I know you are focused very much on what is focused very much on what is happening in plymouth. You will be aware of the course of another story we are covering on bbc breakfast, an important story. Troops are being sent to afghanistan to help repatriate and bring home Uk Nationals. The united states is doing something very, very similar. Can you give me your view on the situation in afghanistan and the situation in afghanistan and the situation on troops withdrawing and where it leaves the Country and hopefully to bring back the national safely . I hopefully to bring back the national safel . ~ , , hopefully to bring back the national safel . , , safely . I think it is deeply merely 18 to watch safely . I think it is deeply merely 18 to watch everything safely . I think it is deeply merely 18 to watch everything that safely . I think it is deeply merely 18 to watch everything that we. Safely . I think it is deeply merely l 18 to watch everything that we have tried so hard i8 to watch everything that we have tried so hard to gain and bring about in afghanistan. Deeply humiliating. People have worked for so many years in appalling circumstances. To watch the pace it is going to the taliban, i think, the strategic Direction Stop Biden has made a huge mistake. Also we have a well. The idea we cannot unilaterally support Afghan Security Forces through Air Strikes is not true. Support has not been there and a lot of people will die. For me it is humiliating and a tragedy, a World Tragedy and we will reap the repercussions of this and the many years to come stop my thoughts will be for those who lost people over in afghanistan. Imagine if that was yourson afghanistan. Imagine if that was your Son Or Daughter killed and Uc Weakness from politicians for allowing this to happen. And Uc Weakness. I think it is desperately sad and very dark times at The Moment will stop i dont think you could have been more clear about how you feel. Irate could have been more clear about how ou feel. ~ ,. , ~. , you feel. We will be talking to the Defence Minister you feel. We will be talking to the Defence Minister later. You feel. We will be talking to the Defence Minister later. He you feel. We will be talking to the Defence Minister later. He said i you feel. We will be talking to the | Defence Minister later. He said we will reap repercussions for years to come. As youve said. Will reap repercussions for years to come. As youve said. Will reap repercussions for years to come. As youve said. What do you mean by that . Come. As youve said. What do you mean by that . Afghanistan come. As youve said. What do you mean by that . Afghanistan is come. As youve said. What do you mean by that . Afghanistan is a mean by that . Afghanistan is a Melting Point of tribal and ethnic groups. It is one of the most vulnerable points in the world that the evil people we had to defend ourselves against will go to to set p ourselves against will go to to set up some sort of base to terrorise the local population and build up support base. We will feel the effects of that in the uk whether it is through the refugee crisis, the security situation, the repercussions are really huge. I am surprised we have not heard more from the Prime Minister and others about the role of the uk in this. If it were your son, your daughter you have lost. Eating every day you get up, was it worth it . You see what is happening and the lack of real leadership and comments and understanding from political leaders. It is heartbreaking to watch. I am so sorry to the people of afghanistan and those in this Country who have committed so much over a long period of time to that part of the world. The over a long period of time to that part of the world. Part of the world. The purpose of our Heaps Part of the world. The purpose of our troops was part of the world. The purpose of our troops was to part of the world. The purpose of our troops was to bring part of the world. The purpose of our troops was to bring Stability L Part of the world. The purpose of. Our troops was to bring stability to afghanistan over a force that was seen as an international threat. You mention security concerns. Does it threaten british security and the security britons in this Country . Without doubt. Politicians over the years had been completely negligent when it comes to getting people to understand why we are in afghanistan. This is viewed as international projects, vanity projects for politicians. The reason for being there after 9 ii was very clear. We got wrapped up in iraq. You need an enduring commitment to these people. The taliban live there, they will never leave. We could provide a real backbone of support through the support by special forces capability. Support through the support by specialforces capability. Of support through the support by special forces capability. Of course you build up the rest of the afghan army and you can do that in ten, is years. That support has to be enduring. Imagine if you are in afghanistan are an afghan and you are an interpreter because she believed in a better afghanistan and you see what is happening, a human tragedy on a vast scale and we will be having repercussions for a long time to come. Be having repercussions for a long time to come time to come. Thank you for your time to come. Thank you for your time with us time to come. Thank you for your time with us. We time to come. Thank you for your time with us. We wish time to come. Thank you for your time with us. We wish you time to come. Thank you for your time with us. We wish you well. I in seven or eight minutes time we will be speaking to the Defence Secretary. The british antarctic survey says it doesnt know when scientists can return to one of its research stations, because of the danger posed by a giant iceberg thats almost the size of greater london. Experts are tracking the mass from space as it circles the antarctic coastline as our Science Correspondent Jonathan Amos reports. It was the bravest and gentlest of icy kisses. A colossal iceberg, a 7a, weighing billions of tonnes, scrapes past a region of the antarctic. It was The Moment the british antarctic survey had been expected for months. The expectation was it would knock into and dislodge another vast and unstable piece of ice sitting in front of the survey� s research station. The Fact Nothing was dislodged this time of the frustration. Until the unstable lies in front of it comes away, the base must close every winter on safety grounds. And this impacts the world leading science that can be done at this important location. It is here they discovered and continue to monitor the hole in the ozone layer. Icebergs the size of a 7a are impressive but theyre not necessarily an indicator of climate change. The antarctic balances the amount of snow falling on the interior of the continent by routinely discharging blocks of ice at its margins. We dont have that long record of carving satellite imagery in antarctica and it is quite hard to tell the frequency of carving events. We do know that Ice France in parts of the antarctic peninsula are further back than some of the historical locations. The survey will continue to track it and the behaviour of the Ice Shelf. It is entirely possible that big bergs gentle embrace, delivered unseen damage and if that is the case the expected breakaway of unstable ice could yet happen in the days ahead. In the days ahead. Werejoined now by former antartic explorer and weatherman, peter gibbs. Lovely to see you. Lovely to be back here. Is lovely to see you. Lovely to be back here. ,. ,. , lovely to see you. Lovely to be back here. ,. ,. , here. Is it lovely to be back when we are so here. Is it lovely to be back when we are so concerned here. Is it lovely to be back when we are so concerned about here. Is it lovely to be back when we are so concerned about whatl here. Is it lovely to be back when l we are so concerned about what is going on . We are so concerned about what is auoin on . ,. ,. We are so concerned about what is uaoinon . ,. ,. ,. , going on . Yes. How concerned should we be . This going on . Yes. How concerned should we be . This is going on . Yes. How concerned should we be . This is actually going on . Yes. How concerned should we be . This is actually a going on . Yes. How concerned should we be . This is actually a natural we be . This is actually a natural process for this particular Ice Shelf. When i was there in the early 80s, the building i lived in broke off in an iceberg in the 90s. Hat off in an iceberg in the 90s. Not while ou off in an iceberg in the 90s. Not while you were off in an iceberg in the 905. Not while you were there . Off in an iceberg in the 90s. Not while you were there . Not off in an iceberg in the 90s. Not| while you were there . Not while off in an iceberg in the 90s. Not i while you were there . Not while i was there all while you were there . Not while i was there all while while you were there . Not while i was there all while anybody while you were there . Not while i was there all while anybody as. While you were there . Not while i l was there all while anybody as was living in it either. The buildings had replaced by that time. This is one of the challenges of living in such a dynamic environment, a floating shelf of ice, 600 feet thick. It becomes unstable eventually, breaks off and drifts away. It will sort itself out and settle down. Until then the british antarctic survey have to be careful and take precautions and output people there over the winter. I am people there over the winter. I am thinkin people there over the winter. I am thinking of people there over the winter. I am thinking of the people there over the winter. I am thinking of the ipcc people there over the winter. I am thinking of the Ipcc Report we had. Carving is natural. It looks amazing, it is a natural process. Whenever we hear a shelf breaking off, eitherand whenever we hear a shelf breaking off, either and make you think, climate change. How can we balance that in our heads . This climate change. How can we balance that in our heads . That in our heads . This is a natural rocess that in our heads . This is a natural process on that in our heads . This is a natural process on this that in our heads . This is a natural process on this ice that in our heads . This is a natural process on this Ice Shelf that in our heads . This is a natural process on this Ice Shelf but that in our heads . This is a natural process on this Ice Shelf but we process on this Ice Shelf but we should be concerned about climate change. Other parts of antarctica are being severely affected. The peninsular which sticks up towards south america is warming up one of the fastest rate on the planet. A couple of ice shelves have already collapsed. Ice shelves buttress the ice that sits on land collapsed. Ice shelves buttress the ice that sits on [and across antarctica. The thick sheet of ice up antarctica. The thick sheet of ice up to a couple of miles thick in places. When those, the ice on land can accelerate A Million to the ocean quicker and that is when you get problems with sea level rise. People cannot say that they are not being told about issues around climate change. It is a huge issue, quite rightly, which is possibly being seriously addressed too late, many would argue. He had been. You have announcing it with your own eyes. You have been there. Does it make it easier to see the argument more clearly . I it make it easier to see the argument more clearly . I guess it does. Argument more clearly . I guess it does Others Argument more clearly . I guess it does. Others are argument more clearly . I guess it does. Others are experiencing does. Others are experiencing horrendous heatwaves. People are seeinu it horrendous heatwaves. People are seeing it in horrendous heatwaves. People are seeing it in the horrendous heatwaves. People are seeing it in the places horrendous heatwaves. People are seeing it in the places they horrendous heatwaves. People are seeing it in the places they live. I seeing it in the places they live. We have seen that desperate images in greece and other places with the flooding and various other ways. Irate flooding and various other ways. We have flooding and various other ways. , have ends like the iconic emperor penguin, the king of antarctica, which could be under threat of extinction as the antarctic continues to warm. The Sea Ice it depends on begins to mount and disappear. These are serious issues. This particular carving is probably not climate change related but that is not to say that our not serious issues elsewhere. Is not to say that our not serious issues elsewhere. What does the british antarctic issues elsewhere. What does the british antarctic survey issues elsewhere. What does the british antarctic survey actually i british antarctic survey actually do . It british antarctic survey actually do . ,. , british antarctic survey actually do . ,. ,. ,. The do . It does a lot of science. The base is under do . It does a lot of science. The base is under threat. Do . It does a lot of science. The base is under threat. What do . It does a lot of science. The base is under threat. What are i do . It does a lot of science. The I Base is under threat. What are they telling us . What are they doing . Lets talk about ozone help. One thing i did when i was there was Measure Ozone above the station. That was one of the measurements that first showed the ozone holes above antarctica which was a huge issue. We spotted it in time and there was an international effort to do something about it and we are beginning to see the whole repairing itself. It is very important to do science in these areas. Science is a huge, natural laboratory. It is a huge, natural laboratory. It is a huge influence on the climate, the whole globe like a global air conditioner. We need to know what is happening in antarctica to know what is happening elsewhere. Really interesting to hear your views. Thank you very much. Was it the best time in your life . It stayed with me for the rest of your life my life. You are watching bbc breakfast, still to come. We continue our olympic Gold Rush and will be joined by Boxing Champions galal Yafai And Lauren price. Well have that shortly and bring you the latest news and weather, but the time now is 7 30am. Now its time for the weather with carol. Karen is tiptoeing among The Sunflowers. Good morning. Carol. I am surrounded by beautiful sunflowers. There are 100,000 in bloom as we go through the next few weeks will stop you can see from the aerial shot how beautiful they are. They are pointing east. By The End of the day the heads will be pointing west as they follow The Sun. Not much sun and the Forecast Today. The forecast is of heavy, and any showers, breezy with a little sunshine but not as much as we would expect at this stage in august. Low pressure is driving the weather, anchored to the uk. The front heading south across england and wales is producing more cloud which will be enough here and therefore the odd spot of drizzle, the odd shower, rather like yesterday will stop a lot of the showers will be in the North And West of scotland, some getting to the east of scotland, Northern Ireland and the north of england as well. The cloud will break up attach allowing sunshine to develop. It will be breezy day and the strongest wins across the North And West. A warmer 23 in the south east. This evening and overnight, we will lose some of the showers but hang on to others in the north. Clear skies will develop and at The End of the night in you system are produced thicker cloud in the South West, the midlands and some parts of wales will stop all of us staying in double figures. Tomorrow we start off with the cloud, some of it getting into southern england. It will edge into the south of Northern Ireland. We are looking at your showers not as windy and feeling that bit better. In the south, temperatures could get a little bit higher in The Sunshine stop into sunday, two Weather Fronts affecting the weather, one across the far north of scotland bringing in rain. In between, although there will be areas of cloud, what we will find is it will break and we will see some sunshine. If it breaks for long enough, we could hit 23, 2a. Travelling north, temperatures will be comparatively lower stop. The warmer we will have to wait for the middle of next week. More details and more about The Sunflowers in half an hour. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Lets return to our top story now and the news that six people, including a suspected gunman, have died in a shooting in a residential area of plymouth. We can speak now to the Defence Secretary, Ben Wallace. Good secretary, Ben Wallace. Morning. This is a truly shocking good morning. This is a truly shocking incident, the details at The Moment are unclear, we are awaiting to hear more from the Police but i wonder what your understanding is of What Happened in what sounds like a Cul De Sac in quite a quiet residential area of plymouth. Quite a quiet residential area of pl mouth. Quite a quiet residential area of pl mouth. , , plymouth. The thing i can say is that we have plymouth. The thing i can say is that we have ruled plymouth. The thing i can say is that we have ruled out plymouth. The thing i can say is| that we have ruled out terrorism plymouth. The thing i can say is. That we have ruled out terrorism as being behind this. I think it is very sad and tragic events, my thoughts are obviously with the families who have relatives and friends who have lost their lives, i think that is a tragic loss. I think we should wait for the Police to set out the details at some stage early this morning, i think they have a Gold Meeting as they call it early in the day, and i think we will then get to all understand more. I also think we should recognise the brave Police officers who clearly went into a Police of this went into a situation with an armed man and under their own threat took decisive action. It is awful, when i was Security Minister we increased funding to local Police so there were more armed officers and highly skilled officers, is0,000 uplift i think is the number in my memory serves me right. Always lessons to learn from these things but i spoke to the Home Secretary this morning and it is in hand and the situation is now closed. And it is in hand and the situation is now closed. Lets move on to the sto in is now closed. Lets move on to the story in relation is now closed. Lets move on to the story in relation to is now closed. Lets move on to the story in relation to afghanistan. I story in relation to afghanistan. Can you give us a sense of the scale of the movement of people now, british military personnel are going to be involved in bringing out, i think the figure is some a000 british citizens still in afghanistan, can you take is to the logistics . Afghanistan, can you take is to the loaistics . ,. , afghanistan, can you take is to the loaistics . ,. ,. ,. , afghanistan, can you take is to the lo. Istics . ,. ,. ,. ,. , logistics . This was always going to ha en in logistics . This was always going to happen in one logistics . This was always going to happen in one sense, logistics . This was always going to happen in one sense, that logistics . This was always going to happen in one sense, that you i logistics . This was always going to i happen in one sense, that you would put in a force to cover the extraction of the three main groups of people in afghanistan. The first is Foreign Office and personnel from government to have been working in the embassy, we will draw down and relocate the embassy so we do not have to have so many people, that is about 500 people. Then all of the afghan interpreters and people we have an obligation to, we are trying to bring them back, we have brought back nearly 3000 so far, nearly 2000 since the announced exit, and we have got another 1800, 2000 to go. We will be bringing those people out. Most of the tasks going on at The Moment on the ground in afghanistan is processing those people and making sure we they have the documentation they need. The final group, that is theoretical size of 3000 because we do not know who will apply, they are called in title personnel, british passport holders, they could be security guards protecting aid agencies or other parts of the afghan states, and we have an obligation to bring them home as well. That is a big group we have to bring out, a lot of aeroplanes, but we are still in a position where we can use a civilian aircraft to bring them out. If the taliban recognise that they want people out of the Country, then interfering with that process will only extend the stay of the military rather than shorten it. We are on track to bring those people home towards The End of the month, early september. With; towards The End of the month, early setember. ~ ,. , towards The End of the month, early september september. Why did we go to afghanistan september. Why did we go to afghanistan in september. Why did we go to afghanistan in the september. Why did we go to afghanistan in the first i september. Why did we go to | afghanistan in the first place . September. Why did we go to i afghanistan in the first place . For two reasons. Afghanistan in the first place . Fr . Two reasons, one was, in 9 11, two reasons, one was, in 9 ii, alanda, it was hosted by a taliban government, launched the biggest single terrorist attack that the west had seen against the twin towers, lots of people killed in that alone, notjust towers, lots of people killed in that alone, not just american people. Alqaeda had become the pre eminent threat to the uk and the rest of the world by exporting Terrorism And Extremist views. So that part of the programme, which was to go there if you remember, a us led initiative which was to go there and root out alanda, to defeat that group, effectively remove the taliban from power because they had knowingly hosted and supported alanda. That was done quickly, that was done eventually successfully with ultimately the death of osama bin laden, and for 20 years, that part of the operation was successful. Alqaeda no longer exported Significant plots to the uk or anywhere else. Our streets were safer as a result of that weakening of alanda, they split and went elsewhere but they were much less effective having effectively lost their main base. That part was the success. We went there also hand in hand to build afghanistan to make sure they didnt come back, and that was 3 Million women who have been funded in education, we have trained 300,000 members of the armed forces, the international community. To put in £a billion as part of the economic development process. Britain put £a billion. You cannot take away education people, that investment helped but afghanistan was incredibly poor and still incredibly tribal. That has meant very big long term difficulties that we were prepared to manage but then we were prepared to manage but then we saw under Donald Trump, he made a deal with the taliban in doha, and when that deal was cast, we were left in the unenviable position of exiting the Country. Its left in the unenviable position of exiting the Country. Left in the unenviable position of exiting the Country. Its not a bad thin to exiting the Country. Its not a bad thing to remind exiting the Country. Its not a bad thing to remind people exiting the Country. Its not a bad thing to remind people to exiting the Country. Its not a bad thing to remind people to why i exiting the Country. Its not a bad J Thing to remind people to why we went in the first place. The logic of what you are saying would stand, surely, as we look at the situation now, which is, if afghanistan was seen as this place to comment terrorism, because if it was to foment terrorism because if it was left to its own devices, that is what will happen, surely the same is true now. Many people will be saying, even if the only part of the equation that we focus in on at The Moment is whether there is a real tangible risk that terrorists will thrive in the environment, and it will be exported around the world, may be to the streets of the uk, he must have real concerns over that. You must have real concerns over that. I do, afghanistan is tragically not the only failed state. We see Al Shabab in somalia getting stronger, we see in syria, isis continuing to be active. I always have a concern where there is always have a concern where there is a failed state or this type of environment, and obviously the taliban will grow this type of environment because of their actions. Their political office, as they called it, gave assurances, but they called it, gave assurances, but the military part of their operation seemed to show nothing like the sort. Thats why yourjournalists have been reporting pretty horrendous things happening on the ground. Yes, i have consent. We are not unable to deal with that concerns, yes, i have concerns. We are not unable to deal with those concerns, we can deal with it in international law, we can identify the individual host countries and if they dont take action you can take ranges of measures to disrupt individuals and those plots. That isnt the best way to deal with it, the best way to deal with it is not only to have a military solution but also the soft power, alongside it. The education. It is also the soft power, alongside it. The education. The education. It is, we have already had the education. It is, we have already had from the education. It is, we have already had from our the education. It is, we have already had from our correspondence, refugees, they are trying to flee immediate danger, families, women and children. That will lead to more refugees seeking safety elsewhere. Thatin refugees seeking safety elsewhere. That in turn presents huge logistical problems for trying to deal with the sheer numbers of people Coming In and in amongst that is the risk of people Coming In who have ill intent towards the uk. It is a perfect storm situation. When you say you have concerns, and to try to calibrate that. Is it inevitable that the withdrawal from the us, over which you have no control clearly, and the uk, from afghanistan, leads to a place which is going to make the world are much less safe place . Johnny mercer a few minutes ago, he was speaking to us and he has a deep personal interest in what is happening there, and he says its deeply humiliating to watch this withdrawal now. All the work that has gone in, as he knows only too well, so many lives lost, holding on to places like helmand province, our correspondence saying, afghan troops are retreating from those places. Johnny mercer says the reality is a lot more people will die because of this withdrawal. Im die because of this withdrawal. Im not auoin die because of this withdrawal. I� rn not going to get into that kind of speculation. What i would say is, the history of afghanistan, britain found that out in the i830s, it was a Country led by warlords and different provinces and tribes, and if you end up, if you are not very careful, in a civil war. And i think we are heading towards a civil war. The taliban is not entirely a single entity, they break down underneath the title into all sorts of different interests. But fundamentally, as i said earlier, i have concern that when states become a failed state or warlike states as it is looking like in afghanistan, the Breeding Ground for both Poverty And Terrorism grows. Thats why security is the most important thing. One of our challenges, and i have been quite open about it, i felt the deal that Donald Trump did was a rotten deal. It didnt involve the afghan government, so it potentially undermined the government of the day. We as international partners found it uncomfortable because we had deployed through a us framework, not through a unilateral manner, so when they pulled the framer, we had to leave. And then there is the bigger question of the wests mindset, do we fly in, fix things and fly at, which doesnt seem to work . You can fly in militarily, take a strike, remove the person you want to remove and go back, and we will always maintain that capability. But you have to do the international community. Have to do the international community have to do the international community. Have to do the international communi. , ~ community. Can i ust clarify, mr wallace, community. Can i ust clarify, mr wauace. Community. Can i ust clarify, mr wallace, are you i community. Can ijust clarify, mr wallace, are you saying community. Can ijust clarify, mr wallace, are you saying it community. Can ijust clarify, mr wallace, are you saying it is i community. Can ijust clarify, mr wallace, are you saying it is still| wallace, are you saying it is still a possibility that Uk Forces could be used in afghanistan in Air Strike situations for example . I thought that was being ruled out. H0. Situations for example . I thought that was being ruled out. Situations for example . I thought that was being ruled out. No, the Uk Forces could that was being ruled out. No, the Uk Forces could be that was being ruled out. No, the Uk Forces could be used that was being ruled out. No, the Uk Forces could be used globally. If. Forces could be used globally. If they will be used in afghanistan, is my question. They will be used in afghanistan, is my question my question. Afghanistan is obviously my question. Afghanistan is obviously a my question. Afghanistan is obviously a Country my question. Afghanistan is obviously a Country around | my question. Afghanistan is i obviously a Country around the world. The Uk Forces retain the capability to take action to defend their citizens were that may be if their citizens were that may be if the Host Nation doesnt do that. We have lots of ranges of disruption capabilities, kinetic and non kinetic, to disrupt terrorist plots. Everyday we deal with terrorist plots in Country, usually in partnership with the Country hosting them. In third countries. We have the right to defend our Country against imminent threat under international law. Our military is configured to deliver some of that capability which is why we have military and intelligence services for early morning is for those areas. Services for early morning is for those areas services for early morning is for those areas. ~. ,. , i. Those areas. Much appreciate your time, those areas. Much appreciate your time. Thank those areas. Much appreciate your time, thank you, those areas. Much appreciate your time, thank you, ben those areas. Much appreciate your time, thank you, Ben Wallace. I sir Andrew Strauss is one of englands most successful cricket captains, but after losing his wife to cancer in 2018, he set up a charity in her name and has been working to improve support for other bereaved families. Today, during the test between england and india, Lords Cricket Ground will turn red for ruth for a second time, to help raise awareness of the foundations work. We can speak to andrew now from lords. Good morning, resplendent in red obviously. This must mean so much, seeing this happen again. It obviously. This must mean so much, seeing this happen again. Seeing this happen again. It does, its obviously. Seeing this happen again. It does, its obviously, the seeing this happen again. It does, its obviously, the ruth seeing this happen again. It does, its obviously, the Ruth Strauss i seeing this happen again. It does, its obviously, the Ruth Strauss . I its obviously, the Ruth Strauss . Foundation moment in The Sun, not a lot of sun at The Moment. But to see the whole of Lords Turnaround for us and to have this opportunity to showcase what we do at the Ruth Strauss foundation, which is research into non Smoking Lung cancers and providing support for families facing the death of a parent. Ai,000 kids every year lose a parent and we believe that the right professional help can make that ordeal, that awful ordeal that i know too much about, just a little bit easier for those families. We are very passionate about it, its our mission and it is our opportunity to showcase the mission and raise some much needed funds. You have always been open with us about this, how are you, how children, how are you all doing . Its two and half years since Ruths Death now so we have got used to a new normal, a new life. It was very tough to begin with and it gets a little bit more, i suppose, normal over time. The boys are doing great. Never underestimate the kids and their ability to have resilience and to have courage and look on the bright side of life. But we miss ruth greatly. Days like this are emotional days because it is our way of reconnecting with ruth and hopefully make her proud and also to keep her spirit living on. An emotional day for us, but an amazing day as well and we are obviously so grateful to yourself and the Cricket World and everyone for giving us this platform to tell everyone what we are trying to do. Talk this platform to tell everyone what we are trying to do. We are trying to do. Talk to me about what we are trying to do. Talk to me about what we we are trying to do. Talk to me about what we are we are trying to do. Talk to me about what we are trying i we are trying to do. Talk to me about what we are trying to i we are trying to do. Talk to me| about what we are trying to do. We are trying to do. Talk to me i about what we are trying to do. I think its really interesting, particularly you spoke about the children and how you cope and resilience, that is quite a focus for you with this and helping children deal with bereavement. Yeah, its such a tough thing for parents. When you know a parent is going to die, they have a terminal diagnosis, our instinct as parent is to protect our children from it and not go there with them, almost. But the Research And Advice we have been given by experts is that the children have to be part of the journey with you. You have to have the very tough conversations. Amongst the parents, firstly themselves, then also with the children, because that makes the ordealjust children, because that makes the ordeal just slightly easier children, because that makes the ordealjust slightly easier and it helps the kids to go some way to resolve the grief. Unresolved grief over time it leads to really bad outcomes for both parents and children as well. The right sort of professional health before death can help you short cut some of those issues that you might experience after death, if you dont do that preparation work. We are passionate about it and we know it works, i know it works because ruth was courageous enough to make sure that we saw professional help before she died, and that has definitely made ourjourney much easier for the boys and myself. I ourjourney much easier for the boys and myself and myself. I have read the phrase, ruth wanted and myself. I have read the phrase, ruth wanted to and myself. I have read the phrase, ruth wanted to do and myself. I have read the phrase, ruth wanted to do death and myself. I have read the phrase, ruth wanted to do death well. I i ruth wanted to do death well. I imagine that part of that was making sure that memories and the way you speak about ruth is not done, you know, it will always be tinged with sadness, i imagine, i cant imagine it would be any other way but you celebrate the fact that you got someone and you had someone like Ruthin Someone and you had someone like ruth in your life and that is a very difficult thing to learn to accept to do. , ~ to do. Yeah, looks, i ust think that old english i to do. Yeah, looks, i ust think that old English Sort i to do. Yeah, looks, ijust think that old English Sort of to do. Yeah, looks, ijust think that old English Sort of stiff to do. Yeah, looks, ijust think. That old English Sort of stiff upper Lip Attitude to death, lets not talk about it, and pretend it never happened, thats so unhealthy. Ruth was brave enough to say to me, andy, we need to address this, its going to happen. The only way for me to feel comfortable and enjoy the rest of my time on this earth is to know that you and the boys are prepared. Its such an opportunity for me to talk about ruth today, remember her, and also for the boys to feel connected to her. Thats my obligation as a parent, make sure that it ruth is at the forefront of their minds. And the boys, and ruth, wherever she is, feel like we are doing something positive in her name, and that is my driving force. You are turning lords read. Im not quite sure what that means in terms of celebration for cricket, but do you think that is going to keep The Sunshine present and no interrupted play . There has been a lot of that in all forms of cricket lately. I think the forecast is ok today. It might be difficult batting conditions which intermediate because they desperately need wickets today. It should be another fantastic day of test cricket, it was brilliant yesterday, it really is a closely fought series and hopefully the red atmosphere can inspire england to have a really good day. I inspire england to have a really aood da. ~. , inspire england to have a really aood da. Two Boxing Gb Gold medallists. Its quite an extraordinary thing. Lots to talk about. For those that didnt catch the action, lets have a look now. There is Lauren Price making her familiar march towards the boxing ring. It is a battle of world champions in his bid for olympic gold. Champions in his bid for olympic old. , champions in his bid for olympic told, , champions in his bid for olympic old. ,. ,. , champions in his bid for olympic old. ,. ,. , gold. This is good for our boxer, in and out with gold. This is good for our boxer, in and out with her gold. This is good for our boxer, in and out with her feet. Gold. This is good for our boxer, in and out with her feet. Lauren i gold. This is good for our boxer, in and out with her feet. Lauren pricej and out with her feet. Lauren price in and out and out with her feet. Lauren price in and out with and out with her feet. Lauren price in and out with that and out with her feet. Lauren price in and out with that southpaw i and out with her feet. Lauren pricej in and out with that Southpaw Right followed by a cracking left feet. A terrific two shot combination, her story is touching the hearts and minds of the entire nation, raised by her grandparents from when she was just three days old. Here in tokyo, Lauren Price hasjust blocked her way beautiful to top spot on the Medal Rostrum. Here is man who has equal deSigns of the top spot on the Medal Rostrum here. Oh, and hes down and the exquisite Punch Picking of Galal Yafai paying dividends once again. Those shots on the inside, the right hook to the body, left hand through the middle, impress thejudges hook to the body, left hand through the middle, impress the judges with shots like that. Thats better, move the head, there you go, thats nice. We are seconds away from Galal Yafai being crowned as the olympic champion. There is the final bell. What a wonderful moment for Galal Yafai. He is the olympic flyweight champion. Is my observation so far about duty. You are Ice Cool here is my observation so far about you too. Watching you watching that, your Gold Medal winning bouts, you were just completely Ice Cool. Gold medalwinning bouts, you were just completely Ice Cool. Just completely Ice Cool. Yeah, i was very confident just completely Ice Cool. Yeah, i was very confident going just completely Ice Cool. Yeah, i was very confident going into i just completely Ice Cool. Yeah, i l was very confident going into the fight. I suppose is the tournament went on, i relaxed a little bit more. The first fight is with the worse and as the fights go on, it was my fourth fight so i just enjoyed myself. Was my fourth fight so i ust enjoyed myself. I was my fourth fight so i ust enjoyed myself. Was my fourth fight so i ust Eno Ed M self. ~. , ~ was my fourth fight so i ust eno edm self. ~. , ~. , enjoyed myself. What is your kind of ersona . Enjoyed myself. What is your kind of persona . Just enjoyed myself. What is your kind of persona . Just before enjoyed myself. What is your kind of persona . Just before the enjoyed myself. What is your kind of persona . Just before the bout, i enjoyed myself. What is your kind of persona . Just before the bout, you | persona . Just before the bout, you say you are confident, does that mean you are just completely, is it just everything is mellow and its all smooth . Just everything is mellow and its all smooth . ,. , all smooth . 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No, im normally warming up, i dont like to fidgeting . No, im normally warming up, i dont like to sit fidgeting . No, im normally warming up, i dont like to sit down fidgeting . No, im normally warming up, i dont like to sit down so fidgeting . No, im normally warming up, i dont like to sit down so i i up, i dont like to sit down sol paced back and forth and i pace until my name is called to go to the ring. The coach is there to keep talking in my ear and say to things like, iam talking in my ear and say to things like, i am World Number one, talking in my ear and say to things like, iam World Number one, go talking in my ear and say to things like, i am World Number one, go out and show your class and just do you. All about my speed in my footwork. And just keep me cool, calm and collected. ~. , and just keep me cool, calm and collected. ~. ,. , and just keep me cool, calm and l collected. Yeah, and just keep me cool, calm and i collected. Yeah, i collected. What about you . 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Yes, listening. To music, relax, thinking about the task at to music, relax, thinking about the task at hand, thinking i am really trying task at hand, thinking i am really trying to task at hand, thinking i am really trying to hurt someone. And then when ou trying to hurt someone. And then when you have trying to hurt someone. And then when you have done trying to hurt someone. And then when you have done the trying to hurt someone. And then when you have done the work trying to hurt someone. And then | when you have done the work and trying to hurt someone. And then when you have done the work and you have The Moment and the Gold Medal, what is that like . It have The Moment and the Gold Medal, what is that like . What is that like . It was surreal. I was pretty what is that like . It was surreal. I was pretty calm. What is that like . It was surreal. I was pretty calm, to what is that like . It was surreal. I was pretty calm, to be what is that like . It was surreal. I was pretty calm, to be fair, what is that like . It was surreal. I was pretty calm, to be fair, i was pretty calm, to be fair, i thought was pretty calm, to be fair, i thought i was pretty calm, to be fair, i thought i was going to start crying and everything on tv but i was all right, and everything on tv but i was all right, not and everything on tv but i was all right, not too bad. I thought, and everything on tv but i was all right, not too bad. Ithought, ive done right, not too bad. Ithought, ive done it. Right, not too bad. Ithought, ive done it, thank god, go and celebrate. Done it, thank god, go and celebrate. �. ,. , done it, thank god, go and celebrate. �. ,. , celebrate. And for your story, for eole celebrate. And for your story, for peeple who celebrate. And for your story, for people who dont celebrate. And for your story, for people who dont know, celebrate. And for your story, for people who dont know, galal, i celebrate. And for your story, for people who dont know, galal, a | celebrate. And for your story, for i people who dont know, galal, a bit of back story, not that long ago you were working on a Factory Line Production. Were working on a Factory Line Production were working on a factory line roduction. ,. , ~. ,. , production. Yes, i worked at ail afterthreefi production. Yes, i worked at ail after three years. I production. Yes, i worked at ail after three years. Didnt � production. Yes, i worked at jail after three years. Didnt enjoy i production. Yes, i worked at jail after three years. Didnt enjoy it. After three years. Didnt enjoy it i was after three years. Didnt enjoy it i was working athr. But thankfully i was working athr. But thankfully it worked out for me, i wanted thankfully it worked out for me, i wanted to thankfully it worked out for me, i wanted to be a superstar in boxing. The emotions in this story always interest me. Family and friends, those who had faith when it could have been disappearing, who was that for you . Mt; have been disappearing, who was that for ou . G ,. , have been disappearing, who was that for ou . G ,. ,. , have been disappearing, who was that for ou . G ,. ,. , have been disappearing, who was that for ou . G ,. ,. ,. , for you . My brothers have also boxed as well, for you . My brothers have also boxed as well. They for you . My brothers have also boxed as well, they were for you . My brothers have also boxed as well, they were supporting for you . My brothers have also boxed as well, they were supporting me for you . My brothers have also boxed as well, they were supporting me and pushing as well, they were supporting me and pushing nae as well, they were supporting me and pushing me. My as well, they were supporting me and pushing me as well, they were supporting me and aushin me. P , pushing me. My mum, my friends. Tell me more about pushing me. My mum, my friends. Tell me more about your pushing me. My mum, my friends. Tell me more about your mum. Pushing me. My mum, my friends. Tell me more about your mum. You pushing me. My mum, my friends. Tell me more about your mum. You are pushing me. My mum, my friends. Tell me more about your mum. You are an| me more about your mum. You are an incredible boxing dynasty family. Yes, she is away supported me, pushing yes, she is away supported me, pushing me to keep going. She has always pushing me to keep going. She has always supported me. If it wasnt for nay always supported me. If it wasnt for my brother is pushing me as well, for my brother is pushing me as well, i for my brother is pushing me as well, i wouldnt be where i am now. We have well, iwouldnt be where i am now. We have got well, i wouldnt be where i am now. We have got some pictures of you, lauren, this is your homecoming, you havejust come back lauren, this is your homecoming, you have just come back to your hometown. You get out of the car and this is your nan, isnt it . Introduce us to her, just next to you and slightly behind. Introduce us to her, just next to you and slightly behind. Yeah, as soon as i pulled you and slightly behind. Yeah, as soon as i pulled up, you and slightly behind. Yeah, as soon as i pulled up, i you and slightly behind. Yeah, as soon as i pulled up, i couldnt soon as i pulled up, i couldnt believe it. I knew there would be a couple of people there but when i turned up, i didnt expect the welcome i had. Its turned up, i didnt expect the welcome i had. Turned up, i didnt expect the welcome i had. � ,. ,. , welcome i had. Its the whole town, Basicall Welcome i had. Its the whole town, basically yeah, welcome i had. Its the whole town, basically yeah, for welcome i had. Its the whole town, basically yeah, for a welcome i had. Its the whole town, basically yeah, for a little basically yeah, for a little villa. E, basically yeah, for a little village. They basically yeah, for a little village, they have basically yeah, for a little village, they have done i basically yeah, for a little. Village, they have done pretty basically yeah, for a little village, they have done pretty good i think about 300 people were there. I think about 300 people were there. I had been away for six weeks, we speak every day on the phone and she sends me inspirational text messages before my fight, we have a very close relationship. I got quite emotional when i saw her, she came running towards the car, i have never seen her run so fast. Yes, she said she could never seen her run so fast. Yes, she said she could have never seen her run so fast. Yes, she said she could have won never seen her run so fast. Yes, she said she could have won the never seen her run so fast. Yes, she said she could have won the 100 said she could have won the 100 Metre Sprint in tokyo said she could have won the 100 Metre Sprint in tokyo yes, and then she wrapped Metre Sprint in tokyo yes, and then she wrapped her Metre Sprint in tokyo yes, and then she wrapped her arms Metre Sprint in tokyo yes, and then she wrapped her arms around Metre Sprint in tokyo yes, and then she wrapped her arms around me. Metre sprint in tokyo yes, and then| she wrapped her arms around me and gave me a hug. And it wasjust nice to be back home with her and i have spent the last couple of days with her. Its great to give something back, because she, herand her grandad her in my grandad, who he is not here any more, unfortunately, they have a way to encourage me. find they have a way to encourage me. And ou lost they have a way to encourage me. And you lost your they have a way to encourage me. And you lost your grandad . Yes, they have a way to encourage me. And you lost your grandad . Yes, in you lost your grandad . Yes, in november. You lost your grandad . Yes, in november, he you lost your grandad . Yes, in november, he had you lost your grandad . Yes, in november, he had dementia i you lost your grandad . Yes, in | november, he had dementia as you lost your grandad . Yes, in november, he had dementia as well, so to look at him going to that was terrible, it was a terrible disease. But i knew he was looking down on me in tokyo, and in the final fight but i knew he was looking down on me in tokyo, and in the finalfight i was celebrating looking up to him. That will always stick with me. Its been a dream of mine since i was eight years of age, to go and complete that and when gold is a dream come true. Its complete that and when gold is a dream come true. Dream come true. Its a really secial dream come true. Its a really special story. Dream come true. Its a really special story, those dream come true. Its a really special story, those personal| special story, those personal motivations, they keep you going. I think we have some pictures of you and yourfamily. Lets have think we have some pictures of you and your family. Lets have a think we have some pictures of you and yourfamily. Lets have a look at these. Who is this, whats going on here . ,. , , at these. Who is this, whats going on here . ,. , , on here . These are ust my friends, my brothers. On here . These are ust my friends, my brothers. My on here . These are just my friends, my brothers. My mum on here . These are just my friends, my brothers. My mum and on here . These are just my friends, my brothers. My mum and that on here . These are just my friends, | my brothers. My mum and that were on here . These are just my friends, my brothers. My mum and that were on the other my brothers. My mum and that were on the other side. So my brothers. My mum and that were on the other side the other side. So where is this . 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You look at the likes of Nicola Adams and katie taylor, they inspired a lot of people and opened a lot of peoples eyes, and the olympic games being shown on tv, but for me, only another three years until paris so thatis another three years until paris so that is where my heart is set at The Moment. Looking to stay on gb, its such an amazing programme getting trained by the world . Best such an amazing programme getting trained by the world . Trained by the world . Best coaches. You have both trained by the world . Best coaches. You have both given trained by the world . Best coaches. You have both given us trained by the world . Best coaches. You have both given us so trained by the world . Best coaches. You have both given us so much i you have both given us so much pride, thank you, lovely seeing you. Thank you very much, thank you. Lets have a look at the weather. Good morning. I good morning. Lam in hertfordshire this morning, surrounded by beautiful sunflowers. Not much sun and the forecast. We have any showers which could be thundery in places, especially in the North West. Not as much as we would expect at this stage in august stopped low pressure is driving the weather, anchored to the North West of the Country. The Weather Fronts in the north are producing heavy and tangerine showers and in the sad it is producing a band of Cloud Stop and andrey showers, and in the south it is producing a band of cloud. We see the showers as well across Northern Ireland and later into Northern England. In between will be brightness driven along quickly on a brisk wind. South of that, the cloud this morning which will break in places allowing sunshine to develop. In The Sunshine we can see highs at 223, comparatively colder in the north of the Country. Up to 23. Still a brisk wind. Further south by The End of the night we will see a new Weather Front Coming In, introducing cloud in the South West, wales and the midlands. As a result it will not be cold. Tomorrow we start off with cloud in the south with rain Coming In. That rain eventually becoming confined to the central swathes of england and wales. Behind it the cloud will break up in the south east. Not as windy as wet as it will be today. Temperature wise, still 12, i3, windy as wet as it will be today. Temperature wise, still 12, 13, 1a in the north. If the cloud breaks for long enough and The Sun stays out for long enough we could see 23, 24. On sunday two Weather Fronts, one in the north of scotland and the old Weather Front across england, north wales and the south of Northern Ireland producing some rain. In between there will be cloud. That will break and i would be sunshine. Temperatures once again from the low teens to the low 20s stop if there is something warmer you are looking forward to, you will have to wait till later on. We will see something warmer then. The headlines next. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Our headlines today. Six people including a child under 10 have died in a shooting in a residential area in plymouth. I heard a shot, walked round the corner, bumped into a shotgun a bloke with a shotgun seen a woman on the doorstep, walked over and helped her. The gunman is believed to have died in the shooting. Well have the latest from the scene and interviews with local mps later in the programme. Taliban militants have captured afghanistans Second Biggest City, as britain and the us send troops back to help their nationals leave the Country. Good morning from the birthplace of shakespeare. Covid Restrictions may have lifted but destinations like this are reliant on International Visitors. I will finding out how businesses have been faring this summer. The countdown is on to the Premier League kick off, with capacity crowds back in stadiums across the Country. More than 300,000 supporters are expected to fill grounds this weekend as the top flight of English Football makes its return tonight. Its Friday 13th august. Our top story. Six people, including a suspected gunman, have died in a shooting in a residential area of plymouth. Police were called to the Keyham Area of The City at 6pm and a critical incident was declared. The victims include two women and two men and a child aged under ten. The local mp, Luke Pollard has called the Incident Unspea kably awful. Our reporter, Jon Kay, has more. Police worked through the night, securing the scene One Mile from the centre of plymouth. It was here on Biddick Drive in the Keyham Area of The City that The Incident started around six oclock yesterday evening. Neighbours told the bbc they heard shouting at one property, a door slamming, then gunshots. Other residents said the gunman then continued shooting in the surrounding streets. We sat in the Back Garden having a cup of coffee and heard four gunshots. Then we seen obviously the ambulance, helicopters, trying to land in the park. I heard a shot, walked round the corner, bumped into a shotgun a bloke with a shotgun seen a woman on the doorstep, walked over and helped her. Four people died at the scene, two were male and two were female. Anotherfemale died in hospital a short time later. But they all died from gunshot wounds. Police said the sixth person killed was believed to be the offender. He also died at the scene. Officers said the shootings were not thought to be terror related. After speaking to the Chief Constable of Devon And Cornwall Police, the Home Secretary Priti patel said on twitter that she was shocked by The Incident. She urged the community to remain calm. Devon and Police'>Cornwall Police have told people in this area not to speculate on Social Media about what might have happened here or why and not to share any distressing images on Social Media. Theres lots of people who were literally in their homes, on the street, opening their doors to the commotion, to see people on the pavement, having been shot outside their home, so theres an awful lot of people for whom access to the Emergency Support, which is necessary to make sense of it and to make sure that theyre. What they saw is shared with the Police as soon as possible today. A local School And Church will open today for the community to come together, as they try to understand why a Summers Evening in devon turned into a Mass Shooting. Jon kay, Bbc News, plymouth. Lets get more on this from our reporter, sarah ransome, who is at the scene. Sarah, this is a community devastated by events. Details gradually coming through. Details are very limited gradually coming through. Details are very limited at gradually coming through. Details are very limited at the gradually coming through. Details are very limited at The Moment, l gradually coming through. Details l are very limited at The Moment, as he had in that piece. Limited information overnight. People waking this morning to hear there were six people who died in the attack. Two men, two males and two females who died at the scene, another female died at the scene, another female died in hospital and another male died in hospital and another male died here at the scene, believed to be the gunman. We do not know more about them. Nothing officialfrom the Police. What we do know from nick pollard, the local mp, it is his understanding that a child under ten is among the victims. Luke pollard. We have just heard there will be a Police Press Conference later this morning. The number of people were taken to hospital last night following this incident with injuries but we do not know how many. Details are sketchy. People are waking up still in the nightmare they found themselves in in the middle of last night. People talked about how frightened they were, how scared, the commotion, the confusion. Some were evacuated and some were allowed home. The shop is going through this tight knit community. The shock. People know a lot about Each Other, a very close neighbourhood. Today they will be trying to work out for themselves what went on stop the investigation is ongoing this morning, a large Police presence. We are expecting to hear a little bit more later this morning to try to fill in some of the gaps that everybody wants to know and is trying to piece together today. We can speak now to alison hernandez the Police and crime commissionerfor devon. Very good morning to you. I wonder if i could first ask you, what update can you give us a the conversations you had locally with the Police in terms of What Happened . I the Police in terms of What Happened . The Police in terms of What Happened . The Police in terms of What Ha ened . ,. ,. , happened . I got a call about eight oclock from happened . I got a call about eight oclock from the happened . I got a call about eight oclock from the Police happened . I got a call about eight oclock from the Police-constable'>Police Constable. | happened . I got a call about eight| oclock from the Police-constable'>Police Constable. I met up with them in the early hours of morning. I will meet up with him later my way to plymouth. We are all in shock. This is unprecedented in my area. Not something we would expect to see in plymouth, a safe city. Plymouth is a visionary city and we would never envisage this happening. It is all hands on deck, as of last night and this morning my team will be down there. At Primary School on Cambridge Road if you want support from victim support. At The Moment the Chief Constable will be speaking formally to the media in due course, expecting it to be later this morning. Wanting to make sure they have the facts are clear before they have the facts are clear before they share them with us. The priority last night was contacting families of the victims are making sure support was in place for them and making sure they are fully Up To Date with what is going on. This is a small community in plymouth, very tight knit that they know What Has happened. Loads of witnesses. The Chief Constable will speak out about What Has happened and how. A , speak out about What Has happened and how. ,. , speak out about What Has happened and how. , , and how. Many people will be affected by and how. Many people will be affected by this. And how. Many people will be affected by this. The and how. Many people will be i affected by this. The description we have had, i am not sure how familiar the immediate area is. It was a Cul De Sac 6pm, a nice evening. Many will have witnessed some or all of What Happened. I will have witnessed some or all of What Happened will have witnessed some or all of What Happened. I have already been shared footage What Happened. I have already been shared footage from What Happened. I have already been shared footage from people What Happened. I have already been shared footage from people who i What Happened. I have already been l shared footage from people who took footage at the time, it was sent to me personally. We know there is a lot of information out there. We are employing people not to put it on Social Media at this time. At The Moment it is really clear they are not seeking any further suspects. I want the community to be reassured there is nobody else out there at this time. We do believe the person to be dead. Details will be shared by the Police-constable'>Police Constable later this morning. The Chief Constable. Hagar morning. The Chief Constable. How ruickl did morning. The Chief Constable. How quickly did the morning. The Chief Constable. How quickly did the Emergency Services arrived . The quickly did the Emergency Services arrived . , arrived . The timeline is being finalised arrived . The timeline is being finalised. I arrived . The timeline is being finalised. I am arrived . The timeline is being finalised. I am sure arrived . The timeline is being finalised. I am sure the i arrived . The timeline is being finalised. I am sure the chief| finalised. I am sure the Chief Constable will share it with you. The call came in at extend Pm Yesterday and i got a call about everything that happened. 610 pm. Details of exact timings will be shared later. Details of exact timings will be shared later. Thank you for your time. As weve been hearing this morning, the taliban is rapidly recapturing afghanistan territories, following the withdrawal of western troops. Lets Take A Look at the timeline of events. In february 2020, the us and the taliban Signed an agreement for bringing peace to afghanistan, after more than 18 years of conflict. President trump then agreed to remove all troops within14 months. In april this year, President Biden announced a new deadline for the withdrawal, that would coincide with the 20th anniversary of the 9 11 terror attacks. The us military left Bagram Airfield its key base in afghanistan injuly, effectively ending its military campaign there. President biden has since defended his decision. I think they are beginning to realise they have to come together politically at the top. We will continue to keep our commitment but i do not regret my decision. But, since then the taliban has moved with speed, seizing new territories and cities almost daily. So far theyve taken 12 in total, kandahar is the latest to fall, after Herat And Ghazni yesterday. Thousands of civilians have been displaced. Were joined now by our correspondent Yogita Limaye with the latest from kabul. This is obviously affecting so many people. I am going to be talking about the repatriating of nationals by the us and the uk in a moment. How are people coping on the ground . People are in Shock And Disbelief over What Has happened in a single day. Five provincial capitals have fallen to the taliban. Among the major cities, kandahar, the second largest city, a big economic enter. The taliban will be looking at this as a major victory. Herethat is close to the border with iran and good for trade. Yesterday we started the day talking about ghazni and thenit the day talking about ghazni and then it was five provincial capitals, including Lashkar Gah in the helmand province. That is where thousands of afghan soldiers were killed. Now it has been taken over by the taliban and afghan forces have retreated to a military base outside The City. People really in a sense of shock about What Has happened. Silence from the leadership of this Country. We have not heard yet from the president or any top ministers about developments yesterday. The longer that continues, the more there will be Speculation And Rumour about what could potentially happen in kabul. We were talking about the us and uk sending in troops to repatriate nationals. That news has added in a sensitive panic among citizens in this Country. I have also seen messages of anger among some afghans saying sending in troops to evacuate their citizens, they are leaving us like this. We have seen that angle yesterday. It is over the last few months with people feeling international troops leaving irresponsibly. Lets speak to tom tugendhat, chair of the foreign affairs select committee. Im going to come to how you feel about the move in terms of the uk withdrawing from afghanistan in a moment. Our correspondent in kabul were saying that people are feeling as if they are perhaps being abandoned as nationals are being repatriated all brought back home. It was inevitable this would happen The Moment the uk said, we are hands off now. I The Moment the uk said, we are hands off now. ,. ,. , The Moment the uk said, we are hands off now. ,. , ~ The Moment the uk said, we are hands off now. ,. , off now. I am afraid it was. A lot off now. I am afraid it was. A lot of military off now. I am afraid it was. A lot of military. Pens off now. I am afraid it was. A lot of military. Pens on off now. I am afraid it was. A lot of military. Pens on confidence, | off now. I am afraid it was. A lot i of military. Pens on confidence, the confidence he will be there tomorrow and stand by allies, the confidence he will defend the population. The moment that confidence goes, people to make decisions based on rational assumption that Someone Else will be there tomorrow and not you. At that point, what will do . They will sort out deals with the likely next Power Broker and make sure they are not murdered by them. In this case the likely next Power Broker is the Taliban And Many People will be murdered. Taliban and many people will be murdered Taliban And Many People will be murdered. ,. , , murdered. Yesterday you put a series of comments murdered. Yesterday you put a series of comments on murdered. Yesterday you put a series of comments on social murdered. Yesterday you put a series of comments on Social Media, murdered. Yesterday you put a series of comments on Social Media, on i of comments on Social Media, on twitter. I will start with the start of the thread and you said that if you think i am taking the news from afghanistan badly and personally, you are right. Talk to me about this . I you are right. Talk to me about this . ,. ,. , you are right. Talk to me about this . ,. ,. , this . I spent four years serving in afghanistan. This . I spent four years serving in afghanistan, serving this . I spent four years serving in afghanistan, serving alongside i this . I spent four years serving in i afghanistan, serving alongside some of the greatest people i have ever met afghans, brits, americans, canadians, danes, americans, french. A collection of international soldiers made workers, diplomats trying to do their best for the Country. It was really difficult at the beginning, really difficult. Over the last ten, 15, 20 years, we got to a position where five years ago made to stop being involved in the fighting. You have not reported on any death a british soldier in about eight, years. There are americans had not reported on deaths of american soldiers for two years. There are reasons for that. The afghans have stepped up. They have stepped up and they have done it and now we have pulled the rug from under them. Now we have pulled the rug from underthem. It now we have pulled the rug from under them. It is like training a Cycling Team at Manchester Velodrome on the best cycles, the best kit, and they are winning and they get to tokyo and they have tricycle. We have pulled the rug from under these guys. We had taken away the Air Support and logistics and said, lets see how you do. Haifa Support And Logistics and said, lets see how you do. How long will the uk and lets see how you do. How long will the uk and us lets see how you do. How long will the uk and us support lets see how you do. How long will the uk and us support be lets see how you do. How long will the uk and us support be needed l lets see how you do. How long will| the uk and us support be needed in the uk and us support he needed in orderfor the afghan the uk and us support he needed in order for the afghan military Police to be able to manage security in afghanistan without external help . It may have been years. Lets look at what those years would have that they would not cost a0 billion we have already spent. That money has gone and it is not coming back. There is nothing we can do to bring back the a50 british soldiers who died in action of the american soldiers who died in action. Supporting afghan soldiers is a good ratio, pretty cheap when you think of it. We pulled out of germany in 1991 when we won the cold war because insurance matters, staying matters stop being an ally matters. By matters stop being an ally matters. By withdrawing, how is this almost come full circle to 20 years ago in terms of taliban influence and in terms of taliban influence and in terms of taliban influence and in terms of the afghan people and what control if any they have over their lives . Has this almost come full circle . Has it progressed and improved . Circle . Has it progressed and imroved . ~ ,. ,. , improved . Wings have progressed enormously. Improved . Wings have progressed enormously. Or improved . Wings have progressed enormously, or they improved . Wings have progressed enormously, or they had. Improved . Wings have progressed enormously, or they had. We i improved . Wings have progressed enormously, or they had. We are i enormously, or they had. We are about to get to the point, i do not know where you were on 9 11 but i remember. It now looks like 20 years later, 9 11 will be the anniversary of the taliban taking complete control of the whole of afghanistan and that is because we had undermined civil institutions and left the place we care. This is really bad for britain. It is not just about afghanistan. If you want to be able to travel the world safely and embassies to mean something and conscious staff protecting you, you need to look like a serious player. Making yourself look like you are untrustworthy, weakens britain abroad and leaves us all exposed. When you talk about 9 11 in 2001 and we talk about the links with afghanistan, taliban, alanda, how we talk about the uk withdrawing and the us withdrawing and the chaos perhaps is too strong a word, what is the direct impact . When people are watching and listening to you, should they be concerned about the impact . I am talking in terms of Terror And Terror Cell Growth globally, not directly at the uk but globally. Haste globally, not directly at the uk but rloball. ~ ,. , globally, not directly at the uk but rloball. ~ ,. ,. Globally, not directly at the uk but rloball. ,. ,. Globally. We should be concerned. We know isis is already globally. We should be concerned. We know isis is already operating globally. We should be concerned. We know isis is already operating in i know isis is already operating in afghanistan. The taliban has never been a single organisation, it is many different organisations who band together every now and again and quite often fight Each Other. The idea they rejected the Death Cult they claim to follow in favour of a liberal democracy is absolute rubbish. Of course they havent. Of course what we are likely to see is the same Trouble Bristol in syria, similar overflow into other parts of the region possibly terrorism in western china where already there is already a massively oppressed muslim minority. We are likely to see repercussions for pakistan and even in iran, where there are many afghan refugees. It is not good for anybody, lets not pretend anyone is winning. Anybody, lets not pretend anyone is winninr. , ~ , anybody, lets not pretend anyone is winninr. ~. , anybody, lets not pretend anyone is winninr. , ~. , winning. Thank you for your time with us this winning. Thank you for your time with us this morning. Winning. Thank you for your time with us this morning. Thank i winning. Thank you for your time with us this morning. Thank you. Fully jabbed us and Eu Travellers from Amber List countries have been allowed to enter the uk, without quarantining, since the start of this month. So are Tourism Destinations here now taking more money from foreign visitors . Sarah corker is in Stratford Upon Avon this morning with more. Beautiful place, of course. Normally very, very popular with tourists from overseas. Very, very popular with tourists from overseas. That is right. Good morninr , from overseas. That is right. Good morning. From from overseas. That is right. Good morning, from the from overseas. That is right. Good morning, from the birthplace i from overseas. That is right. Good morning, from the birthplace of i morning, from the birthplace of shakespeare. We have great views over the river a then. This is a destination that relies on International Visitors. Avon. Destination that relies on internationalvisitors. Avon. For visitors it has been difficult. Figures from uk inbound suggest 26 of its members expect they will have little or no business for the rest of the year. They worry they had missed out on the summer season. Not all Doom And Gloom. Double vaccinated passengers from america and the eu no longer had to quarantine and there are Signs it is making a difference, last minute bookings from overseas travellers are up. We are at the royal Shakespeare Company today and we can chat to the artistic director. You have built from scratch an open Air Theatre. How much of a difference has it made . It has made a huge difference. Has it made . It has made a huge difference has it made . It has made a huge difference. What is great about it as it allows difference. What is great about it as it allows people difference. What is great about it as it allows people a difference. What is great about it as it allows people a sense i difference. What is great about it as it allows people a sense of as it allows people a sense of confidence, coming back to watch theatre confidence, coming back to watch theatre before they come inside. It is a transitional beat and given us the certainty we could reopen. Back in february the certainty we could reopen. Back in february when we made the decision in february when we made the decision to reopen we did not know if we decision to reopen we did not know if we would decision to reopen we did not know if we would be open again for the summen if we would be open again for the summer. ,. ,. ,. , ~ summer. Our domestic visitors making u. Summer. Our domestic visitors making u for summer. Our domestic visitors making u for the summer. Our domestic visitors making up for the lack summer. Our domestic visitors making up for the lack of summer. Our domestic visitors making up for the lack of foreign summer. Our domestic visitors making up for the lack of foreign ones . 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You can see the backs of the heads of The Sunflowers. Pointing east and then they will move west as they followed they will move west as they followed The Sunlight. If there is not much sun and a lot of cloud they do not move much. They follow the concentration of light. The Forecast Today has sunshine in it but also a fear showers which will be heavy and thundery and also it will be more breezy than it has been foremost. Wendy across the North And West. Low pressure is in charge of the weather currently stock it has Weather Fronts wrapped around it. Whether fronts wrapped around it. Whether front sinking south producing a fair bit of cloud overnight. TheRe Showers will be fairly prolific, especially across Western Scotland, travelling eastwards through the day, again heavy and thundery. They will see some of the showers in Northern Ireland and Northern England. In the south, some of the cloud will break up and we will see sunshine. In the Sunshine Temperature is getting up to 23. Getting cooler as we travel further north, especially in the far north as scotland where it is cold for the time of year. This evening and overnight some of the showers will fade and we will see Clear Skies develop. A new system Coming In from the South West is thick enough to produce some showers. As a result it will not be a cold night. Most of us abstain in double figures, if not all. Forthe abstain in double figures, if not all. For the rest of saturday, we start off on a cloudy note. Rain into western areas, eventually becoming this concert in central parts of england and wales stop ensconced stop if the cloud breaks for long enough, we could squeeze out 23, maybe 2a degrees but it is dependent on the cloud breaking filter into sunday, two Weather Fronts that one Coming In across the north of scotland and producing rain and another in the north of england, clipping the south of Northern Ireland which will bring rain as well. The cloud will break here and there with sunshine coming through and temperatures getting out to 12, up and temperatures getting out to 12, up to 23 in the far south east. I will be back with more later. The headlines are coming up next. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. In the last few minutes the man suspected of killing five people in plymouth, before turning the gun on himself, has been named locally as jake davison. Two men, two women and a child under ten were shot in the Keyham Area of The City yesterday evening. Police said The Incident is the worst Mass Shooting in britain since 2010. School and churches in the local area are opening this morning to support the community. We can speak now to the bishop of plymouth, nick mckinnel. Good morning to you. First of all, its very obvious that The City of plymouth has had a major shock, this is a devastating incident and mercifully very rare in the uk. What are your thoughts this morning . are your thoughts this morning . I walked through the cordoned area this morning, it is obviously very quiet but last night there was confusion, a little bit of panic, really, people were shocked, and the tragedies were unfolding. The Emergency Services were clearly brilliant in the way that they responded, but were left with a legacy of grief and trauma, as well as just great anxiety. fine Legacy of grief and trauma, as well as just great anxiety. Asjust great anxiety. One part of the process asjust great anxiety. One part of the process now asjust great anxiety. One part of the process now is asjust great anxiety. One part of the process now is the asjust great anxiety. One part of the process now is the Police the process now is the Police investigation, which is very, very important, and that work is being done. The other part is about support for people who may have witnessed things, orjust felt support for people who may have witnessed things, or just felt a tremor of fear that can go through a community. That must be a real concern for people like yourself who work in those areas. Work in those areas. Thats true. Ke Ham Work in those areas. Thats true. Keyham is work in those areas. Thats true. Keyham is an work in those areas. Thats true. Keyham is an old work in those areas. Thats true. Keyham is an old Dockyard Work in those areas. Thats true. I keyham is an old dockyard housing area, so many long standing people from the community are here. But its also a place where a number of first time buyers would buy for example. It is quite close knit community. I think people will support Each Other, the school is open, these churches, St Marks and st thomas, are open, near where everything happened. For prayer and for the opportunity for people in the community to meet and talk together, to feel a degree of support in something that shocked everybody. Its support in something that shocked eve bod. V s, support in something that shocked eve bod. � ,. , i support in something that shocked eve bod. , everybody. Its a much used phrase and i heard everybody. Its a much used phrase and i heard it everybody. Its a much used phrase and i heard it used everybody. Its a much used phrase and i heard it used yourself, everybody. Its a much used phrase and i heard it used yourself, its and i heard it used yourself, its true, sometimes there community links we have a tight knit community, can really help, just checking on someone, talking to someone who you may think it would be disturbed by What Has happened. I think thats right. I think to be quiet and allowed time to think about What Has happened and reflect and remember those who are bereaved, before everything rushes on and people try and find reasons and explanations. I thinkjust time to grieve is important, time to be quiet, and people like to do that before god, before one another, and that seems to me a very important part of the process. As i say, there will be lots of help available, but this is going to affect peoples lives, some people forever. Its a deeply traumatic event, and people who have witnessed terrible things, people who have lost loved ones, people who have lost loved ones, people who have lost loved ones, people who are neighbours, will be deeply affected for years to come. Nick mckinnel, bishop of plymouth, we appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us this morning. Thank you. Thoughts with us this morning. Thank ou. ~ thoughts with us this morning. Thank ou. ~ ,. , more than one in ten patients in hospital with covid during the first wave, caught the virus after being admitted and whilst receiving treatment for a different health issue. Researchers found that poor Infection Prevention measures at the start of the outbreak, as well as the challenges around ppe could be behind the Transmission Rates. We can talk about this in more detail now, with professor calum semple, who was involved in the study. Good morning. Morning. What we are learnina is good morning. Morning. What we are learning isiust good morning. Morning. What we are Learning Isjust from good morning. Morning. What we are Learning Isjust from the good morning. Morning. What we are learning is just from the first learning is just from the first wave, so dates, roughly . Mr; Learning Isjust from the first wave, so dates, roughly . My role in saae, and wave, so dates, roughly . My role in sage. And i wave, so dates, roughly . My role in sage. And i am wave, so dates, roughly . My role in sage, and i am speaking wave, so dates, roughly . My role in sage, and i am speaking today wave, so dates, roughly . My role in sage, and i am speaking today in i wave, so dates, roughly . My role in sage, and i am speaking today in a l sage, and i am speaking today in a personal capacity in presenting the research that we do, my role is to present the detail to sage, and we were able to show a problem from the 1st of april, that was our first report. We a were able to show good practice in some hospitals. The reason im practice in some hospitals. The reason im asking practice in some hospitals. The reason im asking about the dates, now we are in august 2021, and this is looking back for more than a year. Was any of that data available . We were hearing anecdotally that people were going into Hospital And Contracting covid. Absolutely, yes, we presented this data as it emerged to policymakers so it could be used to best advantage. The research published todayis advantage. The research published today is this polished article, if you like, discovering What Happened, but this information was available to the nhs and was used for quality improvement. I to the nhs and was used for quality improvement improvement. I appreciate you are here in a private improvement. I appreciate you are here in a private capacity. Here in a private capacity. Inevitably the question is, if the information you are presenting is useful and about learning lessons, immediately then you say, why werent lessons learned at the time, so that lives could be saved . You say the information was presented, is it part of your analysis to say, you had the information, but the correct response was not made . What can you tell us about that . Can you tell us about that . Thats not our role can you tell us about that . Thats not our role. Are can you tell us about that . Thats not our role. Are you can you tell us about that . Thats not our role. Are you prepared i can you tell us about that . Thats not our role. Are you prepared to | not our role. Are you prepared to answer the not our role. Are you prepared to answer the question . Not our role. Are you prepared to answer the question . I not our role. Are you prepared to answer the question . I can not our role. Are you prepared to i answer the question . I can explain some of the answer the question . I can explain some of the aspects answer the question . I can explain some of the aspects we answer the question . I can explain some of the aspects we know answer the question . I can explain i some of the aspects we know about. At the start of the outbreak, we had problems with the accuracy of testing. We know one in 20 patients were admitted to hospital with abdominal problems, vomiting and diarrhoea, so they would not have met the classic Mould Macro definitions and would have been mis allocated as the classic covid definitions, they would have been mis allocated and possibly transmitted it. 50 been misallocated and possibly transmitted it. Been misallocated and possibly transmitted it. So they would have been someone transmitted it. So they would have been someone who transmitted it. So they would have been someone who had transmitted it. So they would have been someone who had a transmitted it. So they would have been someone who had a covid,. Been someone who had a covid, unwittingly stop putting them in a place where they would have effected other people . Place where they would have effected other people . Other people . Staff were putting them in a place other people . Staff were putting them in a place where other people . Staff were putting them in a place where they other people . Staff were putting them in a place where they could i them in a place where they could have infected other people . Yes, and there was problems with access to Pe And Training in the ppe. Testing has improved, Ppe Availability has improved, Ppe Availability has improved and the big change is vaccination which reduces the likelihood of transmission. These gradual changes now mean that if you look at hospital today, the number of cases is 2 to 5 which are hospital acquired so they are huge improvements. Flan hospitalacquired so they are huge improvements. Improvements. Can i make this personal. Improvements. Can i make this personal, anyway . Improvements. Can i make this personal, anyway . If improvements. Can i make this personal, anyway . If you improvements. Can i make this personal, anyway . If you are l improvements. Can i make this personal, anyway . If you are someone watching and listening to what you are saying now, who had a loved one who was admitted to hospital for a reason, some of reason than covid, and they caught covid in the hospital, they may well be angered by hearing the detailing of the information, the figures that you have come up with. And they would be justified, wouldnt they . I have come up with. And they would be justified, wouldnt they . Justified, wouldnt they . I would think they would justified, wouldnt they . I would think they would be, justified, wouldnt they . I would think they would be, and justified, wouldnt they . I would think they would be, and i justified, wouldnt they . I would think they would be, and i have | think they would be, and i have close friends who have relatives that went into hospital with other conditions, caught covid and died. These tragedies are well recognised. It isnt unique to covid, it has occurred with influenza, about 10 of people in hospital in an Influenza Outbreak will have contracted it in hospital, but that doesnt mean we should not do anything to improve it. Doesnt mean we should not do anything to improve it. There is a one in 15 or anything to improve it. There is a one in 15 or one anything to improve it. There is a one in 15 or one in anything to improve it. There is a one in 15 or one in 20 anything to improve it. There is a one in 15 or one in 20 Risk Anything to improve it. There is a one in 15 or one in 20 risk of one in 15 or one in 20 risk of contracted Contracting Covid . Its not one in 20 will catch it coming to hospital, it of those people in hospital with covid, we can say that one of 50 people admitted to hospital acquired there. Is that acceptable there . Is that acceptable there . Acquired is that acceptable there . Acquired it is that acceptable there . acquired it there. Is that acceptable there . Acquired it there. Is is that acceptable there . Acquired it there. Is that acquired it there. Is that acceptable acquired it there. Is that acceptable now . Acquired it there. Is that acceptable now . It acquired it there. Is that acceptable now . It is. Acquired it there. Is that i acceptable now . It is very acquired it there. Is that acceptable now . It is very hard to revent acceptable now . It is very hard to prevent infection. Acceptable now . It is very hard to prevent infection. Some acceptable now . It is very hard to prevent infection. Some hospitals can keep infection control rates at 1 . It shows that good practice works, that requires well engineered hospital, good Air Exchange and access to ppe training. Hospital, good Air Exchange and access to ppe training. Didnt we have all of access to ppe training. Didnt we have all of these access to ppe training. Didnt we have all of these Issues Access to ppe training. Didnt we have all of these issues when access to ppe training. Didnt we l have all of these issues when you are talking pre pandemic, with mrsa . You are absolutely right, this is a long standing problem, Hospital Acquired Infections were highlighted as a problem even as far back as Florence Nightingale in the 1800s. Always interesting to talk to you, thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you. 20 minutes thank you very much. Thank you. 20 minutes to thank you very much. Thank you. 20 minutes to nine. A graceful friend, the kindest and Funniest Person you could meet and the loveliest light, are just some of the tributes that have been made to actor, una stubbs, who has died at the age of 8a. She appeared in some of the best loved british tv shows, including till death us do part, Worzel Gummidge and sherlock in a career spanning nearly 70 years. Lizo mzimba looks back at her life. Music Summer Holiday by cliff richard. Were all going on a Summer Holiday why doesnt he stop tooting his horn . Theres plenty of room to pass. Una stubbs could hardly have asked for a better big screen debut. Cast opposite the Countrys biggest box office star, cliff richard. Were not going on a london bus, if thats what you had in mind. Well, youre not going to get very far on your holiday in this thing. Were not going on holiday, were on our way to an engagement. Born in hertfordshire, she always wanted to perform. At 16, she joined the chorus at the london palladium. Her talent won her the role in Summer Holiday, leaving Chorus Work behind. Although, you know, it was a good life, its the most underpaid, hard working, and least respected, really, or it was then. And just to break away from it was just fantastic. Like so many multitalented performers at the time, una could dance. He said my bronchial tubes were entrancing my epiglottis filled him with glee she could sing, and she could act. In the 70s and 80s, she was the fearsome aunt sally. Are you sure . I dont wish to impose upon you. 0pposite Jon pertwees Worzel Gummidge. In that case, you might as well do the laundry while youre about it. And sweep the stairs, dust the furniture, because it makes my pretty back ache. 20 years later, she was still delighting children in the worst witch. As you know, in three weeks, it will be miss Cackles Birthday. Now, miss Cackles Birthday falls on the same date every year. And most recently, she won millions of fans across the world as mrs hudson. Boys youve got another one . In the award winning sherlock. You bring me tea in the morning . Where did he think it came from . I dont know, ijust thought it sort of happened. Your mum has a lot to answer. Still showing she had true Star Quality Right to The End. One of unas last tv appearances was in murder on the blackpool express in 2017, where she starred alongside Johnny Vegas, whojoins us now. Good morning, johnny. I imagine that afterfilming with una stubbs, i didnt know her, i never met her, i was a great admirer of her, you became friends, so i will start by saying, im sorry for the loss of your friend. Saying, im sorry for the loss of your friend saying, im sorry for the loss of our friend. , ~ i. ,. , your friend. Thank you. It feels odd cominu your friend. Thank you. It feels odd coming on your friend. Thank you. It feels odd coming on talking your friend. Thank you. It feels odd coming on talking about your friend. Thank you. It feels odd coming on talking about her your friend. Thank you. It feels odd l coming on talking about her because i have only done one project with her but it was incredibly telling last night that all of the cast were texting Each Other and saying things like, i cant believe shes gone. Sorry, she had a massive impact, in just a short space of time. Just the loveliest, loveliest actor to work with. �. ,. ,. ,. , with. And one of the oys of having ou on with. And one of the oys of having you on this with. And one of the joys of having you on this programme with. And one of the joys of having you on this programme is with. And one of the joys of having you on this programme is that with. And one of the joys of having you on this programme is that we | you on this programme is that we celebrate the lives that we have been fortunate enough to be touched by, tell us about una, tell us about the impact he had any energy she brought into the room. She was a woman with a wealth of she was an absolute deloitte she had a wealth of experience. She absolute deloitte she had a wealth of experience. Absolute deloitte she had a wealth of experience. She was an absolute light, wealth of experience. She was an absolute light, an wealth of experience. She was an absolute light, an absolute wealth of experience. She was an absolute light, an absolute joy, i wealth of experience. She was an i absolute light, an absolute joy, and i would put her in the category of, i would put her in the category of, i would put her in the category of, i would not have expected us to be pals on set. But she had time for everyone, she loved everyone, she was an absolute joy. Her natural instincts, with comedy and everything, but she was one of those people that when she spoke to you, she had a genuine interest in you. And i. Iwas not she had a genuine interest in you. And i. I was not charmed by her, not like that, but when she asked you a question she was interested in you a question she was interested in you so you had all of this fun on a set and then you have these wonderful conversations offset. And the fact that all of us, that have worked with her, contacting Each Other going, it feels like something wonderful has gone. She was so funny onset. Because if she got her lines run, she would inadvertently put in Words Line is wrong, she would inadvertently put in words that might seem inappropriate, and i wont say them in this interview this morning. She veryjoyously said that if she was a few years younger, i would be her type shejust. That if she was a few years younger, iwould be her type shejust. She lit up the room, i dont know what else to say other than that. This lit up the room, i dont know what else to say other than that. As you are talking else to say other than that. As you are talking then, else to say other than that. As you are talking then, sorry, else to say other than that. As you are talking then, sorry, else to say other than that. As you are talking then, sorry, you are talking then, sorry, you feel blessed. Are talking then, sorry, you feel blessed. Sorry, are talking then, sorry, m. Feel blessed. Sorry, sorry are talking then, sorry, you feel blessed. Sorry, sorry its| are talking then, sorry, you i feel blessed. Sorry, sorry its so lovely hearing feel blessed. Sorry, sorry its so lovely hearing you feel blessed. Sorry, sorry its so lovely hearing you talk feel blessed. Sorry, sorry its so lovely hearing you talk about feel blessed. Sorry, sorry its so lovely hearing you talk about her| lovely hearing you talk about her like that. As you were talking we put a shot up on screen of her smile, probably from the filming of sherlock, quite recently. I hadnt met her either, there is that lovely picture. That lovely smile of hers. Evenif picture. That lovely smile of hers. Even if you dont know her, you look at a face like that, and you think. Sorry, johnny, go ahead. She was one of those unique people that didnt pretend to be one thing for the public, and then could be another person of screen, or off camera. I do work, she was delightful, if you are having lunch with her, she was delightful first thing in the morning, coming out of her car, your dayjust lifted, honestly. She was one of those i think we all came away from filming with her, saying, she was a consummate professional. I appreciate talking to you, so lovely to share those stories. Lovely to speak to you, Johnny Vegas, who worked with una stubbs, only with one project but you can see that it made a real impact. One project but you can see that it made a real impact. Look at the way that she touched made a real impact. Look at the way that she touched peoples made a real impact. Look at the way that she touched peoples lives. Well, it may seem like only yesterday since that agonising night at wembley and the Euro Championship final, but tonight, football is back with the return of the Premier League. Jane is here with more. Football never went away football has always been here. Yes, just 33 days after Bukayo Saka missed the penalty that saw italy take the euro 2020 title, the Premier League Returns Tonight as Sakas Arsenal Travel to newly promoted brentford in the first League Meeting between the London Rivals since 19117. Defending champions Manchester City meanwhile have broken the british transfer record, and games will see capacity crowds for the first time in 15 months. Lets speak to former professional players, Chris Sutton and robbie savage. We have just heard that brentford will be playing arsenal in the first game of the season for them in the Premier League, how will brentford do this season . Its Premier League, how will brentford do this season . Do this season . Its going to be very difficult do this season . Its going to be very difficult for do this season . Its going to be very difficult for brentford, do this season . Its going to be | very difficult for brentford, they have a fantastic philosophy and a fantastic model, but its going to be tough. We know how competitive the Premier League is. Doing as well as they did in the championship, but then the stakes will be magnified in then the stakes will be magnified in the Premier League. I think they will do well, they will be the best out of the promoted sides but i think all three promoted sides will go down. I know chris will probably disagree, being one of the best substitutes ever to play for norwich. But i think the promoted sides will go down. Norwich. But i think the promoted sides will go down. Chris, we have already seen sides will go down. Chris, we have already seen some sides will go down. Chris, we have already seen some huge sides will go down. Chris, we have already seen some huge moves i sides will go down. Chris, we have already seen some huge moves in | sides will go down. Chris, we have already seen some huge moves in the transfer window, Jack Grealish going to Manchester City, Romelu Lukaku going to chelsea, lots of speculation about Harry Kane leaving tottenham, all these players be the difference for the clubs vying for the title . , ~ ~ ,. , the title . Yes, i think lukaku is a brilliant Signing the title . Yes, i think lukaku is a brilliant Signing for the title . Yes, i think lukaku is a brilliant Signing for chelsea. The title . Yes, i think lukaku is a brilliant Signing for chelsea. I brilliant Signing for chelsea. I think brilliant Signing for chelsea. I think at brilliant Signing for chelsea. I think at this moment in time, i would think at this moment in time, i would make chelsea favourites to win the title would make chelsea favourites to win the title with that Signing, but if Manchester City Respond and Sign harry Manchester City Respond and Sign Harry Kane, i think we all think its going Harry Kane, i think we all think its going to happen and are wondering why it hasnt happened ust wondering why it hasnt happened just yet. Wondering why it hasnt happened just yet, but if Manchester City Sin just yet, but if Sign'>Manchester City Sign Harry Kane, i think they will win the Sign Harry Kane, i think they will win the title. Jack grealish, really talented win the title. Jack grealish, really talented player going to Manchester City, talented player going to Manchester City. A talented player going to Manchester City, a wonderful Signing, a big price city, a wonderful Signing, a big price tad city, a wonderful Signing, a big price tag. How will he handle that . But this price tag. How will he handle that . But this is price tag. How will he handle that . But this is why we love football. Its intriguing. There are three teams its intriguing. There are three teams that can win the league, Manchester City, chelsea and liverpool. I dont think Manchester United, liverpool. I dont think Manchester United, albeit they were second last season, united, albeit they were second last season, i united, albeit they were second last season, i dont think they can make itiust season, i dont think they can make itiust yet season, i dont think they can make itjust yet. Do season, i dont think they can make it ust et. , season, i dont think they can make it ust et. I. , season, i dont think they can make it ust et. ,. ,. ,. , itjust yet. Do you agree with that about Manchester Itjust yet. Do you agree with that about Manchester United, itjust yet. Do you agree with that. About Manchester United, robbie . Itjust yet. Do you agree with that i about Manchester United, robbie . I think the entire nation and myself never agree with Chris Sutton. I think Manchester United can win. The best thing for myself and chris on a 606 is fans being allowed back in stadium. Last year was quite hard with no fans, no emotion after the game, so for us on 606, the fans responding straightaway with the emotion, disappointmentandjoy, emotion, disappointment and joy, thats emotion, disappointmentandjoy, thats going to be a far better listen. Other than chris thats going to be a far better listen. Otherthan chris i thats going to be a far better listen. Other than chris i see you dodaed listen. Other than chris i see you dodged the listen. Other than chris i see you dodged the question listen. Other than chris i see you dodged the question about listen. Other than chris i see you dodged the question about Manchester United. Are you looking forward to being back in a studio with robbie . Well, looks, there are better ways to spend well, looks, there are better ways to spend a well, looks, there are better ways to spend a saturday and sunday evening, to spend a saturday and sunday evening, i to spend a saturday and sunday evening, i can assure you. But hes all right, evening, i can assure you. But hes all right, really, he is misunderstood and he makes me look good. Misunderstood and he makes me look good, which misunderstood and he makes me look good, which is the main thing. How imortant good, which is the main thing. How important will good, which is the main thing. How important will it good, which is the main thing. Finnn important will it be to have fans i stadiums . Because it will be full capacity as well. Stadiums . Because it will be full capacity as well. Yeah, im here at Macclesfield Capacity as well. Yeah, im here at Macclesfield And Capacity as well. Yeah, im here at macclesfield and we capacity as well. Yeah, im here at macclesfield and we have capacity as well. Yeah, im here at macclesfield and we have started i capacity as well. Yeah, im here at i macclesfield and we have started our season already, and having the fans in here can spare the can spur the team on. Even having 2500 people here made a massive difference. We have seen how many away wins they were last season in the Premier League, so it shows how important the fans are especially at home. For 606 will be huge difference for the emotion after the game, people getting on their cars and in the pub talking to their mates, it will be a huge difference. Bind talking to their mates, it will be a huge difference. Talking to their mates, it will be a huge difference. And your old Club Norwich were huge difference. And your old Club Norwich were promoted huge difference. And your old Club Norwich were promoted to huge difference. And your old Club Norwich were promoted to the huge difference. And your old Club Norwich were promoted to the top flight this season, chris, will they stay up this time round . I flight this season, chris, will they stay up this time round . Stay up this time round . I think its auoin stay up this time round . I think its going to stay up this time round . I think its going to be stay up this time round . I think its going to be difficult, stay up this time round . I think its going to be difficult, i stay up this time round . I think its going to be difficult, i think| its going to be difficult, i think they its going to be difficult, i think they are its going to be difficult, i think they are going to finish 17th. I think they are going to finish 17th. I think the they are going to finish 17th. I think the manager has done a brilliant think the manager has done a brilliantjob. They have sold think the manager has done a brilliant job. They have sold their best player to aston villa which is a bit best player to aston villa which is a hit of best player to aston villa which is a hit of a best player to aston villa which is a bit of a worry but they have recruited a bit of a worry but they have recruited a couple in. Willjust they recruited a couple in. Willjust they were recruited a couple in. Willjust they were just about do enough i think they were ust about do enough i think. ,. ,. ,. , think. Give me one name, who is auoin think. Give me one name, who is aoian to think. Give me one name, who is going to take think. Give me one name, who is going to take the think. Give me one name, who is going to take the title . Think. Give me one name, who is going to take the title . I think. Give me one name, who is going to take the title . I agree i going to take the title . I agree unfortunately going to take the title . I agree unfortunately with going to take the title . I agree unfortunately with chris, going to take the title . I agree unfortunately with chris, at going to take the title . I agree | unfortunately with chris, at this moment in time chelsea, but if Man City get Harry Kane, Man City. Stand city get Harry Kane, Man City. And ou think city get Harry Kane, Man City. And you think chelsea . He city get Harry Kane, Man City. And you think chelsea . He always city get Harry Kane, Man City. And i you think chelsea . He always comes round with agreeing you think chelsea . He always comes round with agreeing with you think chelsea . He always comes round with agreeing with me, you think chelsea . He always comes round with agreeing with me, thats| round with agreeing with me, thats funny. Round with agreeing with me, thats funny. Isnt round with agreeing with me, thats funny, isnt it . He had Manchester City fourth funny, isnt it . He had Manchester City fourth last season, hes useless city fourth last season, hes useless predictions. If Manchester City get useless predictions. If Manchester City get Harry Kane, they will win, but if city get Harry Kane, they will win, but if not city get Harry Kane, they will win, but if not chelsea, i im sitting on the fence a reminder, the first game of the new Premier League season, with Newcomers Brentford facing arsenal, is live on Bbc Radio 5 live bbc sounds tonight from 8pm. You can listen to Robbie And Chris on 606 on saturday from 6pm. Have you managed to avoid getting a Horsefly Bite this summer . If you have, count yourself lucky. A lot of people say they have been bitten and they are nasty. Thea;r a lot of people say they have been bitten and they are nasty. They are horrible, have bitten and they are nasty. They are horrible, have you bitten and they are nasty. They are horrible, have you had bitten and they are nasty. They are horrible, have you had one . Bitten and they are nasty. They are horrible, have you had one . They i horrible, have you had one . They tend to swell up, and be very painful, and some people have very serious reactions. The mix of warm weather and humid conditions has led to an increase in the number of people needing treatment for the often painful bites. Breakfast� s Jayne Mccubbin is at a farm in the wirral this morning with more. I think you have already had a nibble at your coat, we are not talking about horse bites, but Horse Fly bites which can be so painful. Theyre really horrible and i have to say, if you are of a nervous disposition, if you are a bit squeamish about creepy crawlies, you might want to brace yourself and possibly look away in a few minutes. What you are about to see is not very pleasant. Let me do the introductions, we are at foxs Competition Centre in wirral, good morning. Competition centre in wirral, good mornina. Competition centre in wirral, good mornin. ,. ,. ,. , Competition Centre in wirral, good morning. Nobody i Competition Centre in wirral, good morning. Nobody here morning. Good morning. Nobody here likes or supplies. Morning. Good morning. Nobody here likes or supplies. Usually morning. Good morning. Nobody here likes or supplies. Usually we morning. Good morning. Nobody here likes or supplies. Usually we are likes or supplies. Usually we are here talking about highbrow things like dressage, nobody here likes horseflies. Over here is hanson dave, this is hercules. Alex and elaine are here, and here is vaj, and Alex And Elaine and vaj have had one thing in common, Emergency Treatment for Horsefly Bite. Not very nice at all. You might want to avert your gaze now if you are squeamish. Behold the cleg. Dramatic music. Im amy reid, and i really hate the horseflies. They are the bane of my summer. Every summer . Every summer. I was just saying to my husband that id managed to get through this summer without being bitten and then last week we visited an Alpaca Farm and they well and truly got me. This was the result. And my right foot is probably two or three times the size of my left foot, you cant see any of my bones, you cant see my ankle. It is just a great big red hot foot, and that extended all the way up to my knee. This is the cause of the pain. Mandibles like saws, they cut, rip and slice, rather than pierce. Its a sharp prick, and what theyre doing is actually cutting the Skin And Notjust piercing it. Once i know theyve bitten me, its kind of a race against time to take antihistamines and get some ice on it. They tend to swell up regardless of the efforts i take. Hives, swelling, dizziness, weakness, wheezing. Thats a lot of damage for a little creature which is now out in force. Im doctor tim cockerill, and im an etomologist. And i actually really like horseflies, theyre really fascinating insects. Basically, in the summer, thats when we get this period when the Adult Horsefly are out on the wing, flying around. In order to reproduce, the females need a blood meal. And so thats the thing that theyre doing at this time of year, is theyre flying around looking for a host, a large animal, sometimes a cow, sometimes a sheep and sometimes were unlucky, sometimes thats a human. But remember, just like bees, these are important pollinators. They do have a purpose beyond bothering you. They are horrible, horrible, horrible things and if your skin isnt calling, i dont know whats wrong with you if you are here a couple of hours ago, you will have heard vaj . Story, she was literally on Deaths Door a couple of weeks ago. Vaj� s story. She is back now and slightly grumpy come and meet elaine and alex, are we having an incident with a naughty horse . You both had to take yourself to ana because of your bites . I got bitten either side of because of your bites . I got bitten either side of my because of your bites . I got bitten either side of my ankle, because of your bites . I got bitten either side of my ankle, and either side of my ankle, and subsequently my whole leg swelled up, i couldnt talk, so i had to go and get treatment in a e. I up, i couldnt talk, so i had to go and get treatment in a e. And get treatment in me. I have seen a photo and get treatment in me. I have seen a photo of and get treatment in me. I have seen a photo of your and get treatment in me. I have seen a photo of your fat and get treatment in me. I have seen a photo of your Fat Foot and get treatment in me. I have seen a photo of your Fat Foot and | and get treatment in me. I have i seen a photo of your Fat Foot and it is nasty, that is why a lot of these horses have their flight rugs on. They are more of a test than a serious menace. Lets try and learn something, we have had you out in a field for an hour trying to catch a horsefly . Haste field for an hour trying to catch a horsefl . ~. , field for an hour trying to catch a horsefl . , ,. , horsefly . We came to the right spot at the wrong horsefly . We came to the right spot at the wrong time horsefly . We came to the right spot at the wrong time of horsefly . We came to the right spot at the wrong time of day horsefly . We came to the right spot at the wrong time of Day And Horsefly . We came to the right spot at the wrong time of day and with i at the wrong time of day and with the wrong at the wrong time of day and with the wrong tools tell at the wrong time of day and with the wrong tools the wrong tools tell me, why is it a mosquito the wrong tools tell me, why is it a Mosquito Bite the wrong tools tell me, why is it a Mosquito Bite is the wrong tools tell me, why is it a Mosquito Bite is nowhere the wrong tools tell me, why is it a Mosquito Bite is nowhere near. The wrong tools tell me, why is it| a Mosquito Bite is nowhere near as nasty and painful as one of these Horsefly Bites . Ii nasty and painful as one of these Horsefly Bites . HorseFly Bites . If we explain first that they are Horsefly Bites . If we explain first that they are different Horsefly Bites . If we explain first that they are different blood that they are different blood sucking that they are different blood sucking insects and they specialise in different hosts. Human hosts are very dangerous one. So mosquitoes need very dangerous one. So mosquitoes need to very dangerous one. So mosquitoes need to he very dangerous one. So mosquitoes need to be very gentle because they risk their need to be very gentle because they risk their lives. So to suck blood, they risk their lives. So to suck blood, they have risk their lives. So to suck blood, they have a risk their lives. So to suck blood, they have a needle, proboscis, and at the they have a needle, proboscis, and at the same they have a needle, proboscis, and at the same time they inject saliva, they inject at the same time they inject saliva, they inject an anaesthetic. So at the same time they inject saliva, they inject an anaesthetic. At the same time they inject saliva, they inject an anaesthetic. They inect an anaesthetic. So we do not they inject an anaesthetic. So we do not sa uash they inject an anaesthetic. So we do not squash them. They inject an anaesthetic. So we do not squash them. But they inject an anaesthetic. So we do not squash them. But in they inject an anaesthetic. So we do not squash them. But in terms they inject an anaesthetic. So we do not squash them. But in terms of i they inject an anaesthetic. So we do. Not squash them. But in terms of the horsefly, they have these nasty things . Horsefly, they have these nasty thinas . ,. ,. ,. ,. , things . Instead of having a needle, the have things . Instead of having a needle, they have a things . Instead of having a needle, they have a kind things . Instead of having a needle, they have a kind of things . Instead of having a needle, they have a kind of scissors. Things . Instead of having a needle, they have a kind of scissors. They l they have a kind of scissors. They cut through they have a kind of scissors. They cut through the they have a kind of scissors. They cut through the skin. They have a kind of scissors. He cut through the skin. Thats they have a kind of scissors. Iie cut through the skin. Thats what makes them so awful. Iinstith cut through the skin. Thats what makes them so awful. Makes them so awful. With no anaesthetic, makes them so awful. With no anaesthetic, so makes them so awful. With no anaesthetic, so it makes them so awful. With no anaesthetic, so it can makes them so awful. With no anaesthetic, so it can be makes them so awful. With no i anaesthetic, so it can be painful. The advice anaesthetic, so it can be painful. The advice is dont wear dark clothing, dont gojogging the advice is dont wear dark clothing, dont go jogging through fields, dont get sweaty because that will make you the perfect target. 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