League season begins. Good morning. It is a terrible weekend, weatherwise. Low pressure moving in from the west, bringing a bit of rain for some of us, but equally, some sunshine on the cards as well. I will have all the weather details here on bbc breakfast. Its saturday 14 august. Our top story Hundreds Of People gathered at a Candlelit Vigil in Plymouth Last Night, to remember the five people killed in thursdays Mass Shooting. The youngest victim, Sophie Martin, was just three years old. It comes as an investigation is launched by the Police Watchdog to understand why the gunman, Jake Davison, was allowed to take back his confiscated firearm and permit, weeks before the attack. Aru na iyengar reports. The youngest face of plymouth� s tragedy. Sophie martin, just three years old, was out for a walk with her Dad Leigh when they were both shot dead byJake Davison. fix, sad shot dead by Jake Davison. A sad time for this shot dead by Jake Davison. 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It was here that the gunman then shot himself and was declared dead at the scene. Police are looking at motives for the shooting. Online, Jake Davidson was involved in the incel or involuntary celibate subculture at people who resent their lack a sexual partner. His Youtube Content mostly showed him lifting weights in his home gym. In one message you posted, he spoke of feeling beaten down and defeated by life. He posted. We of feeling beaten down and defeated by life. He posted. By life. He posted. We are the lucky ones. By life. He posted. We are the lucky ones, what by life. He posted. We are the lucky ones, what those by life. He posted. We are the lucky ones, what those family. By life. He posted. We are the| lucky ones, what those family and friends are going through, with the loss of their Loved Ones, terrible. The candles earmark this communitys hope for the future. I read i younger, Bbc News. Lets get the latest now from our Reporter Luxmy Gopal who is in keyham this morning. This is a community that is going to be devastated, as we saw from the vigil, from what has happened . Thats right, naga. Behind me as Police Tape and an officer standing guard, and that reflects the way various areas within keyham look this morning. In fact, there are 13 areas that are currently being investigated by officers that are within the police cordoned. Questions are now turning to how davison got his Firearms Licence. The question of the fact that it was returned to him. So the io pc, that is the Police Watchdog, said that last month Davisons Shotgun and license were returned to him after they had been removed from him in september last year, after an alleged assault. The iopc is investigating Devon And Cornwall police and as part of that investigation they are looking at weather the force that any information about davisons Mental Health, and if they did, what consideration they gave to it. This is a community where it is the kind of community where everybody knows everybody, so they were shaken by what happened, and last night Hundreds Of People were gathered for a Candlelit Vigil laying flowers and messages in tribute to the victims, the youngest of whom was just a three year old girl. Also across plymouth this morning, there are flags flying at Half Mast across official buildings In The City, and as a Mark Of Theatre Performances across plymouth are also being counselled this weekend, and the mark of respect to the victims continues on monday, where at 11 oclock on Monday Morning a Minutes Silence will be held in their honour. The taliban could be back in control of the afghan Capital Kabul within a month. Thats the warning from the us government this morning. A number of countries are scrambling to help diplomats and citizens leave, as militants continue to make gains across the country. Our correspondent Yogita Limaye has this report. The afghan government has had its most difficult week fighting for taliban since the beginning of the insurgency. Militants now control around half of provincial capitals. The speed of their advance has left the United States and their western allies dismayed, with many questioning the wisdom of withdrawing troops from afghanistan. I would say we should literally reverse the decision. I think that when the decision was announced months ago, i said, ifeared, when the decision was announced months ago, isaid, ifeared, we would come to regret this decision, and we already are. This again is a nightmare, and there are no good Ways Forward. The nightmare, and there are no good Ways Forward nightmare, and there are no good wa s forward. ,. ,. , Ways Forward. The pentagon says that it has taken this Ways Forward. The pentagon says that it has taken this situation it has taken this situation seriously, but doesnt believe the capital will fall as quickly as other cities. With 600 troops preparing to evacuate british nationals and former afghan staff from kabul, by Mr Borisjohnson admitted as a difficult situation, but defended the uks involvement in afghanistan. We but defended the uks involvement in afuhanistan. ~. ,. , afghanistan. We have seen no alanda afghanistan. We have seen no Alqaeda Tax afghanistan. We have seen no Alqaeda Tax against afghanistan. We have seen no Alqaeda Tax against the afghanistan. We have seen no Alqaeda Tax against the westj afghanistan. We have seen no i Alqaeda Tax against the west for afghanistan. We have seen no Alqaeda Tax against the west for a very long time, and there are millions of girls and young women who have been educated in afghanistan thanks to the efforts of the uk and the british armed services, and i think we can be very proud of that. The services, and i think we can be very proud of that proud of that. The latest us intelligence proud of that. The latest us intelligence assessments i proud of that. The latest us intelligence assessments suggest the militants could try to advance on couple within 30 days. The fighting has already displaced more than a quarter of A Million people, and the un fears the situation is spinning out of control, with devastating consequences for civilians. Ramsden termoli, Bbc News. The cost of Nhs Coronavirus tests for international arrivals to the uk has been reduced by the government. People will now have to pay £68 for a single test, instead of £88. Two tests for anyone arriving from Amber List countries who isnt fully vaccinated have been reduced to £136. The Department Of Health is carrying out a review of private providers listed on the Government Website to ensure prices arent misleading. The new head of the nhs in england says she fears tens of thousands of people are not requesting life saving checks because theyre unable to spot common cancer symptoms. Research also suggests three in five people would delay seeking medical advice because they dont want to be a burden during the pandemic. 0ur Health Correspondent Anna Collinson reports. Cancer services are back to pre pandemic levels and are busy, but Nhs England says over the past year there has been a 10 drop in cancer patients receiving treatment. We know that people are out there and we are worried they may have symptoms and not be coming forward, so the purpose of this campaign is to highlight those symptoms, to make sure people are aware of what is normal and whats not normal for them, and to come forward they need help. Them, and to come forward they need hel. , ,. , � them, and to come forward they need hel. , � help. Just, youve said it too. Health officials help. Just, youve said it too. Health officials are help. Just, youve said it too. | Health Officials are particularly concerned about abdominal, neurological and lung cancers, as this new advert shows, symptoms can include discomfort in the stomach, cloud and urine, persistent diarrhoea or a cough that lasts longer than three weeks. It was a gp who first detected Declans Kidney Cancer eight years ago. He is now a patient at this Urology Clinic at Guys Hospital in london, and is mostly able to live a normal life. If there is something bothering you it may not be something serious but it may not be something serious but it is absolutely worth getting it checked out, you know . And i know that you can go to your gp. I think some people think that these things arent happening now, but they are. The earlier cancers are detected, the more likely it is that we can treat them effectively. If a patient spots a possible symptom, the nhs as it is ready to help. Anna collinson, Bbc News. Some parents in england say they are struggling to get a Covid Vaccine for their clinically vulnerable children nearly four weeks after they became eligible. 12 to 15 year olds who are high risk or living with someone with a weakened Immune System were added to the Vaccination Programme on the 19th ofjuly. Heres our health correspondent, katharine Da Costa. Where is the chicken . Thats right, you clever girl you clever girl lovely, and what a lovely smile you clever girl lovely, and what a lovely smile as you clever girl lovely, and what a lovely smile as well. You clever girl lovely, and what a lovely smile as well. Well you clever girl lovely, and what a lovely smile as well. Well done. Lovely smile as well. Well done. 15 year old veronica enjoying an online Therapy Session at home in South West London during lockdown in february. Veronica has severe neuro disabilities. Last month, 12 to 15 year old children who are at high risk from covid like you were advised to have a vaccine, as well as those living with someone with a weakened Immune System. But nearly four weeks on, and with the start of a new School Term insight, dozens of families like hers are still desperate for information about when they will get one. I desperate for information about when they will get one they will get one. I think the uruen they will get one. I think the urgency of they will get one. I think the urgency of the they will get one. I think the urgency of the vaccine they will get one. I think the | urgency of the Vaccine Rollout they will get one. I think the urgency of the Vaccine Rollout for our children has been completely forgotten. And its not good enough. If something is announced injuly 19, having to wait until The End of august for a vaccination, i mean, it August Fora vaccination, i mean, it is august for a vaccination, i mean, it is too late. Immunity isnt going to have time to have kicked in in a meaningful way. Have time to have kicked in in a meaningful way. Have time to have kicked in in a meaninafulwa. , ,. , meaningful way. Doctors say they are still waitinu meaningful way. Doctors say they are still waiting for meaningful way. Doctors say they are still waiting for surge meaningful way. Doctors say they are still waiting for Surge Guidelines still waiting for Surge Guidelines to help them identify from Patient Records which children are eligible. I understand that parents and children are anxious about this, because they want the children to have at least one vaccine before the School Year starts in a few weeks time in england. However, we do not yet have guidance on how they can be implemented, so doctors, but includes gps like myself, were still waiting on guidance from the nhs about how this will be implemented. But nhs about how this will be implemented. Nhs about how this will be imlemented. � ,. , implemented. But Nhs England say the have implemented. But Nhs England say they have provided implemented. But Nhs England say they have provided guidance implemented. But Nhs England say they have provided guidance on implemented. But Nhs England say| they have provided guidance on how to proceed. In a statement, they said Gp Led Vaccination Centres are already contacting children and their parents with thousands vaccinated in a matter of days following the necessary safety checks and training. Local services are on track to offer a vaccine to eligible 12 15 Year Olds by the start of the School Year as originally planned. Eligible children in the other Uk Nations are also being invited in for a jab. The Nhs In Scotland said nearly a quarter of 12 15 Year Olds there had received a first dose. Katherine decoster, Bbc News. Weve been reporting on extremely high temperatures in sicily over the few days and now spain could see its highest ever temperature, with nearly 48 degrees expected in andalusia later today. It comes as the us federal Weather Agency confirms july was the hottest month globally ever recorded. By its calculations, the combined Land And Ocean temperature was nearly a degree warmer than the 20th century average. A large Search And Rescue operation is under way in northern turkey after Flash Floods along the Black Sea coast. At least 31 people have died and more than 1,700 residents have been forced from their homes. The floods have been triggered by torrential rain and have caused some buildings and bridges to collapse. Banksy has confirmed ten pieces of Street Art that have appeared along the East Coast are by him. The famously secretive artist posted a video on Social Media labelled a great british spraycation, showing him working on the creations. One of the murals shows a Rat Lounging in a deckchair drinking a cocktail. Such a talented artist. They are so clever, such a talented artist. They are so clever. That such a talented artist. They are so clever, that one such a talented artist. They are so clever, that one particularly clever, that one particularly committee have to be at a certain angle to see it and see what is going on, see how the man is sitting at The End of the Bus Shelter . It is fabulous. Really clever. We are very lucky, arent we, too kind of have. I know no one really knows who he is, she, here, but we are very lucky to have about as just one of the defining things about this country. I of the defining things about this count. , country. I saw one in the summertime in devon, country. I saw one in the summertime in devon. But country. I saw one in the summertime in devon, but its country. I saw one in the summertime in devon, but its not, country. I saw one in the summertime in devon, but its not, apparently, in devon, but its not, apparently, they are not sure it is, it is a girl with a Red Balloon but looks very similar. Girl with a Red Balloon but looks very similar girl with a Red Balloon but looks very similar. Girl with a Red Balloon but looks ve similar. , , very similar. Yes, because there is a boy with very similar. Yes, because there is a boy with a very similar. Yes, because there is a boy with a red very similar. Yes, because there is a boy with a Red Balloon very similar. Yes, because there is a boy with a Red Balloon as very similar. Yes, because there is a boy with a Red Balloon as well. A boy with a Red Balloon as well. Thats right. They are fabulous, fabulous pieces. Earlier this year, we brought you the story of Jack Berry, a 14 year old boy with autism whose paintings of Military Aircraft were made into a book for charity. Since covid restrictions were eased, jack and his family have been travelling to see some of the people and planes that inspired his artwork. John maguire was there. Hello jack Hello Jack lovely to see you. Oh, thats for me . Thank you very much Indeed. This see you. Oh, thats for me . Thank you very much Indeed. You very much Indeed. This is the moment two you very much Indeed. This is the moment two friends, you very much Indeed. This is the moment two friends, although i moment two friends, although generations apart in age, met in person for the very first time. I have been waiting for this day, havent we . Really have. Jahh have been waiting for this day, havent we . Really have. John is a veteran of havent we . Really have. John is a veteran of the havent we . Really have. John is a veteran of the second havent we . Really have. John is a veteran of the second World Havent we . Really have. John is a veteran of the second world war. | havent we . Really have. John is a I Veteran of the second world war. He served in the raf as a crewman on Board Lancaster bombers. And Jack Berry, who is autistic and non verbal, is a keen artist. He has turned some of his paintings of aircraft into a book, raising money for military charities. Jack has been touring around Aviation Musicians museums to meet some of the people who help with his book, and one of those who inspired him is john. ,. , and one of those who inspired him is john. ,. , john. Jacks book, as i say, it shows how john. Jacks book, as i say, it shows how artistic john. Jacks book, as i say, it shows how artistic years. John. Jacks book, as i say, it shows how artistic years. Hisj shows how artistic years. His drawings are absolutely perfect. I have got one of his books, i look at it basically every day. He is a real artist, No Doubt about that. Thea;r artist, No Doubt about that. They have connected artist, No Doubt about that. They have connected via artist, No Doubt about that. They have connected via their artist, No Doubt about that. They have connected via their computers, but this is a chance for the two to meet Face To face into exchange gifts. This model of lancaster was madejohn during the war. Forjack, this is a chance to meet one of his heroes. ,. , , i. ,. ,. , heroes. Obviously jack loves histo , heroes. Obviously jack loves history. So heroes. Obviously jack loves history. So it heroes. Obviously jack loves history, so it has heroes. Obviously jack loves history, so it has been heroes. Obviously jack loves history, so it has been an i history, so it has been an opportunity for him to actually learn something from john, notjust by Social Media or zoom, but actually Face To face, and the fact that he has given that lancaster and how he has made it will probably mean quite a lotjack, and he will probably take it into school until the other children about it, so it has been really good. And tell. Resplendent in his specially made uniform, Todayjack Resplendent in his specially made uniform, Today Jack is at the international Bomber Command Centre in lincoln. He and john are here for a special service and to commemorate the 85th Anniversary of bomber command. 0ther veterans and their families are here to reflect, and to remember. It families are here to reflect, and to remember remember. It means quite a lot, because it remember. It means quite a lot, because it lets remember. It means quite a lot, because it lets you remember. It means quite a lot, because it lets you see remember. It means quite a lot, because it lets you see that remember. It means quite a lot, i because it lets you see that people still appreciated, what we went through. Of all ages. Still appreciated, what we went through. Of allages. From youngsters to the very old. Got to be in the war and make friends like i did, we used to meet them, because you made friends with them, and to come back and then realise they wouldnt come back ever. Aha, come back and then realise they wouldnt come back ever. A dakota from the Battle Wouldnt come back ever. A dakota from the battle of wouldnt come back ever. A dakota from the battle of Britain Wouldnt come back ever. A Dakota J from the battle of Britain Memorial Flight draws overhead through Blue Skies. And in the gift shop, they spot a copy of jacks book. Flying high in The Sunlit silence. His painting has helped him immensely, especially through coping with lockdowns. And the historical Military Aircraft Community has rallied around to help him, so now jack is determined to thank them for taking him under their wings. Brilliant isnt it, to be able to see what you have been so passionate about and then be able to meet the people. About and then be able to meet the eole. � about and then be able to meet the neale, � , about and then be able to meet the eole. � ,. , people. And he looked very smart in his uniform people. And he looked very smart in his uniform. Very people. And he looked very smart in his uniform. Very smart. Heres Sarah Keith lucas with a look at this mornings weather. How smart is the Weather Today . We have been getting pockets of sunshine which has been lovely. Goad sunshine which has been lovely. Good mornin to sunshine which has been lovely. Good morning to you. Sunshine which has been lovely. Good morning to you, Thats Sunshine which has been lovely. Good morning to you. Sunshine which has been lovely. Good morning to you, thats absolutely morning to you, thats absolutely right. We have a real mixed bag out there through the course of the weekend. Some of us are going to continue to see those pockets of sunshine, but the other areas there is a bit of rain moving its way in from the west. A real mixed bag of whether through the weekend. We have already had some of that ran across parts of scotland, you see the Shower Cloud here, and we have this Figure Area of cloud moving on from The Atlantic. This is an area of low pressure, not particularly active one, not a particularfast pressure, not particularly active one, not a particular fast moving one, not a particular fast moving one, just pushing it in way and gradually from the west. It will bring Thickening Cloud across england and wales, some patchy rain for wales through the course of the morning and for scotland we have heavy showers continuing but they will tend to ease away later on this afternoon. So some sunshine through the centre about later this afternoon, Clouding Over across Northern Ireland and Northern England, rain moving through the south later on. A bit of patchy rain lingering for perhaps north wales, the north midlands towards the likes of lincolnshire as well, but most places looking dry, best of The Sunshine towards the far South East where temperatures will reach around 2324, but where temperatures will reach around 23 24, but most of us typically about 16 20, 23 24, but most of us typically about16 20, quite 23 24, but most of us typically about 16 20, quite a bit of cloud out there through the day. Into the evening and overnight some rain continuing to Northern Ireland, parts of Northern England, perhaps into Southern Scotland by The End of the night, a few showers across parts of wales as well. Still quite mild and humid in the South East, 1415 mild and humid in the South East, 11l 15 overnight, but we are likely to see temperatures dropping into single figures across northern England And Scotland as well. Tomorrow this area of low pressure still with us, edging its way eastwards, so quite a lot of Weather Fronts around. They will produce some outbreaks of rain, initially the parts of Northern Ireland and Northern England, you can see this line of rain, further showers across the north of scotland there will be quite breezy at times, and patchy Rain And Drizzle into wales and South West as well. Parts of the South East have a dry day with sunshine, 23 2a celsius, things are turning a little more cool so the mid high teens further north. Very hot further south, particularly for spain through the weekend. For us here in the uk we have this Cooler Air starting to work in from the North West. By the time we get to monday that Cool Air will spill across the uk. Some sunshine here and there but one or two isolated showers, and temperatures on monday not quite as warm as the weekend. 15 20 not quite as warm as the weekend. 15 20 degrees on monday, if you have got plans, outdoor plans for the coming week, whether its the coming week, whether its remaining largely dry and settled, perhaps the odd shower around, a lot of weather, bridges not particularly high for this time of year. High for this time of year. Thank ou high for this time of year. Thank you sarah lets have a look at some of todays front pages. The times is among several papers to report that the gunman who killed five people, including a 3 year old girl and his own mother, had his Gun Licence returned by police last month, after it was revoked over an assault allegation. The telegraph says police face mounting questions over why davison was free to own such a weapon, despite concerns over his Mental Health. The photo is of three year old Sophie Martyn and her Dad Lee who were both killed. Senseless is the headline on the front page of the daily mirror, which features images of the victims that have been named so far. The front page of the plymouth live website focuses on the Hundreds Of People who gathered at a vigil in north down crescent park last night. It says the community paid a touching tribute to those who lost their lives. And of course we will be discussing this throughout the programme, those issues that have been brought up on those front pages, including of course the questions over Gun Ownership and the investigation that is following. Of things going on in the front pages, i want to bring Story Ofjoy perhaps, maybe we need this this morning. This is a super dog with a nose for fire and crime, a piece in the times this morning. His name is fizz, and he helped to find missing people, and we know that dogs have this brilliant ability, some can detect cancer, even covid. 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Leeds had a fantastic season last year, finishing ninth, but manager marcelo biesla, who has just signed a new deal at leeds is hoping to build on the that. For the home side, its all about starting well in the hope of launching a title challenge. It is the first game, of course it is a big one. It creates, it decides the mood, really, in the club, with the mood, really, in the club, with the fans, with the players. 0nly got to more before a national break and then we will probably review, you know, if we are where we want to be. Because we have to start better than what we did last season, if we want to mount the challenge. The scottish seasons been underway for a few weeks now and whilst its not been a glittering start for rangers, they are into the scottish League-cup-quarter'>League Cup Quarter finals. They thrashed dunfermline 5 0 at ibrox, scoring four with barely half an hour on the clock. It ends a run of three straight defeats for steven gerrards side. It was a Topsy Turvy day for england at lords on the second day of the second test against india. The man who only passed a late fitness test, jimmy anderson, took five wickets another momentous innings for him. But englands reply wasnt what they wanted. 0ur Sports News Correspondent Joe Wilson was watching the action. Lourdes on friday was about a man, or rather, a cause. Andrew strauss wore red for his late Wife Ruth and her foundation which supports in particular bereaved families, and the two teams under the ground and the two teams under the ground and the strauss boys joined the two teams under the ground and the strauss boysjoined in. 0pening batsman, that was dones job. The strauss boysjoined in. 0pening batsman, that was donesjob. Kl rahul� s two. He batted all of those one minute of friday. Can you believe that . No, dont think he could. Well, remember, you did score 129. Five minutes later england had another. Ajinkya rahane gone, delight and James Andersons face, surprised too. Hang on, wont we being outplayed . Suddenly it was tense for india. Here comes rishabh pant. It is basically his approach whatever the occasion, yeah. Just a faints faint touch from pant� s bat meant he was out for 37, and measure englands reaction. Relief, a lot. And Guess Who helped to wrap it all up. Here comes classic anderson. India 364 all out, and he took five wickets. The job he was fit, hey . They always say you should neverjudge fit, hey . They always say you should never judge a fit, hey . They always say you should neverjudge a Test Match until both teams have had a chance to bat. 0k, teams have had a chance to bat. Ok, now it was englands turn. Don sibley first come out like that. That brought to the crease has said hamid, five years since he last played for england, five years of patience, anticipation. He faced his first ball. That walk back the cruellest metres in sport. Could england raise their Game And Attack . Rory burns, four runs. You remember how its done. Lets not forget players make the runs. It is the spectators who make the occasion. Keep watching. Burns on 49, out lbw, and the energy back with india. Joe wilson, Bbc News, lourdes. More hard work against a really talented indian attacks, but the Guysin Talented Indian attacks, but the guys in the Dressing Room were really up for it, and all it takes a couple of guys go on and get some big scores, a big partnership, and it gets us really back in this game. Its 16 wins in 18 games now for Catalan Dragons Who continue to dominate this seasons super League. They beat hull 31 16. Hull kr meanwhile did the double over wigan for the first time, rushing into an early lead before winning 2614. Salford and leeds also won. It is all this bought for us, it is nice to see the League'>Premier League back again but it feels like we havent had a break all summer. Six days ago it was the Olympics. It was the Olympics. Paralympics Cominu U it was the Olympics. Paralympics coming up soon it was the Olympics. Paralympics coming up soon as it was the Olympics. Paralympics coming up soon as well. It was the Olympics. Paralympics coming up soon as well. No it was the Olympics. Paralympics| coming up soon as well. No break it was the Olympics. Paralympics coming up soon as well. No break for ou. Every year, thousands of tourists visit the coastline of yorkshire to see the colonies of seals that live there, but a surge in Visitor Numbers could be putting them under threat. Conservationists say people are getting too close to the animals and causing distress. Heres our environment correspondent, paul murphy. Yorkshires Seal Population is one of the wonders of the East Coast. But it is under threat. The biggest impact is coming from human disturbance. Selfies on the shoreline, or perhapsjust disturbance. Selfies on the shoreline, or perhaps just dogs that are brought to close. Shoreline, or perhaps ust dogs that are brought to close. Predominantly what happens are brought to close. Predominantly what happens to are brought to close. Predominantly what happens to the are brought to close. Predominantly what happens to the seals are brought to close. Predominantly what happens to the seals as are brought to close. Predominantly what happens to the seals as they i what happens to the seals as they will have a Fight Or Flight response, so they will perceive humans as a threat and then try to escape that threat. 0ur Social Media has expanded, we have seen a huge prevalence in people trying to seek out those encounters, so rather than being anecdotal, you stumble across a seal while you are walking, now people are actively pursuing them. And this is what can happen. It is known as seal stampede. They are injuring themselves as they flee across the rocky shoreline. Even from a distance, seals can find humans intimidating. 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The surge of visitors to this coast has meant extra policing them. The surge of visitors to this| coast has meant extra policing has been put in place to safeguard birds, whales and dolphins from irresponsible water users. But conservationists have now launched an online petition to get specific legal protection for the Seal Colonies. 50 legal protection for the Seal Colonies. Legal protection for the Seal Colonies legal protection for the Seal Colonies. ,. ,. ,. , colonies. So where you look at your cetaceans. Colonies. So where you look at your cetaceans, whales, colonies. So where you look at your cetaceans, whales, dolphins, cetacea ns, whales, dolphins, porpoises, cetaceans, whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals unfortunately set aside from that. While those previous species are protected from harassment and reckless disturbance, seals are not. So were trying to change the law here in the uk, particularly and wales. Government funded awareness particularly and wales. Government funded Awareness Campaigns particularly and wales. Government funded Awareness Campaigns are i particularly and wales. Government l funded Awareness Campaigns are now trying to get the message across. The stark reality though is if disturbances continue, experts believe the Seal Population could actually start to decline. Interesting, we were talking about wally the walrus, and people being told to stay away from him as well and just let them be, because they are beautiful things to see, but obviously. Not naturalfor are beautiful things to see, but obviously. Not natural for them to interact with us. We will have the headlines for you at seven oclock. Now its time for a newsbeat documentary, � clubbing we lost dancing. Weve lost dancing. Covid has meant this has been the view on the Dance Floor. Weve lost dancing. Venues like this have been closed now for over a year. The question is, as everything starts to open up, will the clubbers want to come back . When the clubs reopen, the appetite will still always be there, and we will run straight into the club when we can. And i dont think thatll go anywhere. The government dont understand what we do. They think about a d] as someone last orders at the bar, and all that stuff. Totally dated view, and everything. The interaction between yourself and the Dance Floor, thats what djing is all about. But will that be gone forever for some because of the pandemic . 16 months ago, this was just a normal weekend. Now, it seems kind of alien. After over 500 days, im left wondering if weve lost dancing. In march last year, the Prime Minister made an announcement that would have a huge impact. We are collectively telling, telling cafes, clubs, bars and restaurants to close. We are also telling nightclubs, theatres, cinemas, gyms, and Leisure Centres to close on the same timescale. In a matter of seconds, djs used to playing to thousands lost their connection with their fans. When borisjohnson made that announcement, clubs were expected to be closed for a few weeks. More than a year on, like most venues across the country, the welly in hull is yet to reopen. Hi there, how are you . Yeah, im all right. Welcome to rainy hull. It nearly disappeared entirely when the pandemic hit saved by aaron mellor, who owns a number of venues across the north of england. Totally as it was left when you had your last night here . Yeah, i mean, we didnt own the space when we had last night here, but when it had its last night, nobody really. Door opens loudly. Its always look like this, just a lot darker. Yeah, lets switch the lights off. Laughter. Yeah, but the idea is to keep it pretty much the same as it is, you know . Venues like this are grassroots Music Venues, so you know. If it had a carpet, it would be a sticky carpet. Thats very much part of the atmosphere. Its been run by terry spoma, whos been putting on nights here since the early rave days. When it closed, were you gutted . The whole city was gutted i mean, ive honestly fat tears have been involved in the Music Industry ive never seen the city so gutted when a venue closed. When i heard it closed, it just felt. Somebody needs to be saving these venues for the future. At this stage, their hopes of reopening, like most venues across england, are pinned on 21june. My Bank Manager thinks its madness. You know, but youve got to have some belief that we will get through this. Do you reckon the government really understand your industry . Do you think they understand what it will take to get a nightclub open by 21june . Ive sat on a few select committees, and its quite clear the government just do not understand the Nightclubs Sector and its benefit to the economy. You know, they are stuck in the world of the 19905 when you had Chrome Handrails and 2am slowdowns. Thats not what nightclubs are doing. We are generating new music, new creative talent. And music internationally is one of our last great british exports, you know, we export music around the world better than any other product. And the government seems to not really connect the dots on that that without venues like the welly, then we dont have new music that we can then export. They paint a pretty bleak picture but are clubs really that under threat if they cant open on 21 June . Ive come to chat with Radio One Dj Arielle free. Music ends. Post malone, that is better now. Ive had your breakfast covered this morning. Ill be back again next week. She used to have a busy schedule djing, so she knows the scene inside out. I feel like everyone was saving their money for this moment. But i also know, like, a lot of peoples Mental Health has been affected massively because people go into the club at the Weekend Its notjust about, you know, going and getting mashed up with your mates. Its actually pure escapism, its having that moment for yourself. Maybe youve worked relentless hours all week, and you just want to let your hair down and have some fun with your mates. For me, i love walking into clubs in london and knowing that for the next 5 7 hours, itsjust about me dancing to some tunes with my mates. And, you know, when youve had a really hard week, like, trying to earn those pennies, thats what we live for, we live for the weekend, dont we . So i feel like theres going to be a lot of Mental Health effects, as well. Im actually adapting to being in social environments, as well, thatll be quite hard for some people. But the pressure to make that first tune the best one or the last tune of the evening of peoples first dance back, i think, is probably more important than the first one, because thats The One theyll go home, like, singing. Hopefully, if its a good gig. Its been more than 400 days since the clubs shut and, aside from illegal raves, the Dance Floors have been hauntingly empty. Until now. Here in liverpool, weve been invited to a Test Event which is being run by the government to see how clubbing can happen more safely. Yusuf has run the famous Circus Night for around 20 years, and has been asked to put on the event. Were getting a Sneak Peek around the place. I think making sure that i play the right records at the right time because thats the essence of djing. Im a technical guy, but its about the right music at the right time. So ive got to do that for 3,000 people for the first time, really, in 14 months. Do you think that the night time industry, nightclubs, djs, clubbers have been supported through this . I think its been dreadful, the way they were treated. But i understood ifound out why they were treated so badly and its because, even though the Music Industry is the fifth biggest economy in the uk, more than steel and fisheries who get support no problem at all its because the government dont understand what we do. Theyve literally no idea. They think that a dj is someone who kind of plays in a pub, you know, last orders at the bar, all that stuff. Totally dated view and everything. Starved of a chance to dance, the excitement is huge. Music plays. Those attending are clearly having a great time. To get in, theyve had to prove theyre free of covid and commit to doing another test after the event. Hot since 82 will start his set with his own special mix. Boris johnson, distorted weve been asking people to stay at home. Stay at home. Telling nightclubs, i theatres, nightclubs, nightclubs, nightclubs. To close on the same timescale. Now these are places where people come together and, Indeed, the whole purpose in many cases of these businesses is to bring people together. But the sad thing is, im afraid, today, for now, at least physically, we need to keep people apart. To keep people apart. To keep people apart. Music starts. With no gigs to play it at recent times, hes also using the event to test new music on a live audience. This tune has been signed by yusuf a sign of how important djs being together is. Ive been invited to hot since 82s studio to see how lifes changed over the last year. Music plays. Usually you make these records in the week, and you get, you know, the weekend comes and you can play these 3 4 times at the weekend, then come back on monday and make those small tweaks that you can hear when you play out live. Youve got yourself pretty busy throughout this, havent you . Its notjust, sort of, a year off youve been streaming and trying to do many things. Yeah, i work with a great team and were always trying to push the envelope, whatever it may be, doing the stream in a hot air balloon, which was super scary. But it takes you off the bucket list. Doing a stream on a pier in the northeast. Its keeping the viewers and listeners engaged, as well. And i dont want to keep it stale for me, you know, were in lockdown and im not playing any shows. I want to get out there and play music, and i want to keep it interesting for myself, as well, because this is who i am, you know . Im a dj. I drive over to hull to catch up with Terry And Aaron as they try to get the welly back, ready, and open for 21june. Thats the date theyve been given to work to but it all seems in some doubt. Thats because of a new variant of covid, first discovered in india. Right, whats changed . Were just trying to get the place ready. Theres that uncertainty of when well be able to open. Theyve got this new indian variant coming through, and thats putting 21 June into some kind of question. Weve been doing some socially distance events so youll see in the room here, weve got some tables laid out for a gig on saturday night. Can you manage a business with that level of uncertainty over you . Its just super difficult. You cantjust open a venue like this with one weeks notice. Were Booking Acts and telling them theyre12 18 months down the line. The thing is, weve got to plan anywayjust in case we can open. I mean, hopefully, im feeling positive, im keeping positive because when the news came out about the indian variant, it does affect you mentally, because you think, ive just put three months of planning again. I think the thing that really strikes you there is the uncertainty thats the word they kept mentioning, how uncertain the future feels to them. They were saying that theyre worried about rumours going around that maybe the government might let them open on the 21st, but put restrictions on the number of people that can come into the venue. That, they say, isjust unworkable and that means theres a Big Cloud Hanging over the venue and a lot of concern. When you look at the stats, clubs have been battered over the past few years. And the pandemic threatens even more of them. Six years ago, i made a documentary asking, where have all the clubs gone . What was this, then . This used to be liquid. This was literally the biggest place to go. We have no real need to come here for a Night Out any more. Back then, half had a shut in the past decade. That stat came from Industry Expert kate nichols, who now heads up uk hospitality. Shes agreed to meet up for an update and appropriately, outside a closed down club. Since then, weve lost a further 25 , and a significant number of those have closed during the pandemic year. 0ne Bit of the industry thats not been allowed to reopen at all since march. So while we saw stabilisation in 2018 19, i think we will see an accelerated Closure Rate through this year. A lot of her concerns are shared by Club Owners like simeon. He runs the depot in manchester, the drum sheds, and the massive print works here in london. Were 500 days in, we are absolutely exhausted. Weve gone from a team of several hundred to tens, with the government saying, were all about to open, now stop, now start, now stop. Every time that happens, we lose tens of millions of pounds. Why is it you think they dont get it . Why is it that this industry keeps telling me they feel abandoned . I dont think weve been forgotten, ijust dont think they care. Thats the fundamental. I dont think its about being forgotten, weve been lobbying hard. The science is really difficult about opening venues. But weve done Test Events months ago, weve got the data, we know how to do it, we have World Class Health and safety producers in this country. And to be honest, to totally ignore us isjust not good enough. His worries about opening and being forced to shut are exactly what happened in the netherlands. My friends were all buying tickets to everything, and now itsjust i all cancelled again. And i feel bad about it, but i understand it completely. Like for me, its a logical reasoning. The government here says it doesnt want to close the Night Clubs again like has happened in the netherlands. It says it understands how difficult the pandemic has been for the sector, and it continues to do everything it can to back it. It points to an unprecedented £353 billion package of support which includes things like the furlough scheme, protection from being evicted, and grants to help them reopen. But that doesnt remove uncertainty for clubs and promoters. Its meant djs used to playing huge packed out venues and now events like this the estate festival, which is all socially distanced. You spend all that time in the studio for this. You know, whether its a festival, a club, whatever its all about this. The 21st, though . No, its not gonna happen. To be honest, i wasnt super optimistic about it anyway. But i mean, its for the best. It must be for the best, because we dont see the statistics these are the guys that see all that, without getting too political and whatnot. So if it needs to be a few more weeks for us to finally be unchained, then is what it is. If the 21st doesnt happen and it gets pushed back, thats all right for a big event like this, but those smaller promoters and smaller djs, thats a problem, isnt it . Its all about the new wave. Because im an established artist and its easy for me to just pick up from where i left off hopefully. But for the other people building up the momentum, i hope thats not eradicated. And the promoters, the little promoters, or the big time festival promoters, its all like a domino effect, isnt it . So lets hope that we can try and rejuvenate the industry, because it has shone within the last few years, i know that. Clubs have faded, clubs havent been in for the last 20 25 years, it is happening. So lets hope that we can try and stimulate the industry again and keep it alive. You can make A Thousand tunes in the studio, but youre making it for an audience outside, a festival, club, whatever. Its the first time hot since 82 has played the finished version of his new Track Heater to a crowd. Music plays. Its strange, having spent time with him in his studio. Its quite nicejust to see him doing what he does, and obviouslyjust loving being back on stage. Music continues. Applause. That was amazing, it was nice to play out for the first time in a long time since the circus in liverpool. Tried a few new records a few of them were all right. Laughter. A few of them need a good mix down. But apart from that, yeah, it was good. So will he get back to playing in a club again . And is that 21st Date going to go the way of christmas and get changed at the last minute . Im back with yusuf to see the Government Announcement on this. When we set out on our Road Map to freedom a few months ago,. We were determined to make progress i that was cautious but irreversible. I this opening up over the last three steps has inevitably been accompanied by more infection, i and, in the worst affected areas. How are you feeling now . In terms of waiting anxious, waiting to see what the outcome will be . It feels like were about to go over another cliff, unfortunately. We will hold off step four openings until 29july l except for weddings, i they can still go ahead with more than 30 guests, provided social distancing i remains in place. So, how do you feel right now . Well, its confusing because he keeps on making word mistakes, for a start. He said 29july, and i think he meant the 19th. And so that. Was a shock to the system. Im hoping he did mean the 19th, and thatll be four weeks away, that would be painful. But manageable, possibly. I think ive met you now 2 3 times, and every time i come away from meeting you, i realise youre a very positive, upbeat guy with a lot of energy. Today it feels quite different. You feel like, its a bit of a cliche, but like the wind knocked out of your sails. Yeah. Is that how you feel about it . Its exactly that, i feel like the winds been knocked out of my sails and notjust for me, you know, thinking about the journey that weve all been on over the past 14, now 15 months. But yeah, im gutted that so far, the Movie Isnt ending with a happy ending just yet. This is going to be the most bitter pill to swallow. But, as they say, its darkest just before the dawn. Hes clearly really frustrated but what about the other djs weve met . Casablanca l how are you . Im all right, how are you . I mean, im overwhelmed, i and wanting to dive right in. Well, crack on. I decided it was time to catch up with arielle at her local record shop. You need to buy this record. Laughter. What do you recommend . Its genuinely an incredible record, yeah. Oh, i might have to get it then. You want to pick up the float, then well head to the park . Ok, lets do that. Lets do it. Now i should say its very rare that anyone buys a record that quickly off one of my recommendations. But actually, there is a reason why arielle was on the hunt for something a bit different. Shall we head to the park . Yes i spent lockdown making music, and actually, im really, really happy because its something ive always wanted to do that i didnt think was possible, but its also helped me connect with djs and friends. | like, ive now got to the pointj where i released my first Track L so im really thankful about that i because its allowed me to flex that muscle when weve been stuck at home and not able to play to a crowd, and whatnot. It feels a Bit Doom and gloom, but whats your assessment of where we are with Dance Music once the clubs finally reopen . I think the appetite is still there. Over 700,000 people have lost theirjobs in the live events industry, and theyve had to retrain going into different industries. And whether theyre coming back. I know so many people whove gone to work at warehouses for sainsburys and amazon, i and things like that because its much more solid and stable. | so i think the appetite for clubsj is there, Ijust Hope that people who make it all happen can survive this again and again. Well, its19july four months on since we came here to the welly. Many of the people that work in here frankly never thought this day was going to happen. Theres been so many ups and downs. But tonight, the welly is going to party. With just a few more hours to go until the doors open, theres still plenty left to do. Feels like weve been closed for 16 months, and weve left opening until the last minute again. Not on purpose, but i think we kind of, we werent fully sure that 19 July was going to happen, so 21june happened and that was pushed back. So its almost like a relief and now its trying to get staff in and try to get security in, and get everything working again. You dont want to build yourself up because weve had so much disappointment over the last 16 months that its like, you know, until today, you dont actually believe its going to happen. Tonight, therell be no Vaccine Passport checks. The government urged clubs to do it, but its not a legal requirement. But then, just 17 hours after the clubs could reopen, theres news. 0nly tonight, as were waiting to have a chat with you, borisjohnsons got up and said that come Mid September, basically Vaccine Passports are a thing for nightclubs. This is a fast Moving Story do you feel that youre being brought along in the journey . I think the problem is that the whole way through this, weve been told that vaccination Passports Wouldnt be a thing, then it was dropped on us last monday that Vaccination Passports clubs were being urged to do Vaccination Passports. But the Technology Isnt working properly yet, and the demographic we appeal to, the 18 25s, havent had a chance for their second vaccine yet. So that was really difficult. Now ive almost got a sense of relief that its september, because it then gives us time to get ready and at least prepare for that. When it was announced on last monday, i was in a panic, thinking weve sold all these tickets to people who wont be able to get Vaccination Passports, and how do we deal with that . There is not long to go now. And as the queue begins to form outside, it all starts to feel very real. Its the first time ive been to a nightclub to be honest. The first time youve been to a nightclub . Yeah, literally my birthday was on the wednesday of the week we shut down. What is it that youve craved about going to a nightclub, what is it you wanted to do . I dont know. Just experiencing it. I havent experienced it before. So, itsjust going to be a new thing for me. I dont feel as scared about it, really, because weve all been all over the place i with the government going, oh, you cant do this, you cant do that. Do you have any worries about being in a crowded venue . Yeah, ido. I feel like im a massive hypocrite but, like, im here because i want to be im just so over it now. Its a big moment. For some, their first ever Night Out. For many, a return to a venue they havent been to for ages. For aaron and his team, the first night at the welly has opened since he took it over. A bit nervous with a lot of people, but not because of covid, its more like around the eyes, you know what i mean . Other than that, its all right. Because youre just not used to being in a big crowd any more . Yeah, 100 , yeah. Music plays. Its really nice to see everyone smiling and happy. We love that. Yeah, we both had covid real recently. We came out of our isolation like a week ago. We both had it at the same time. I just feel scared for anyone thats not had it, because i feel like if youve not had it, you are going to get it now. Look, strip away whether you think its right or wrong to reopen clubs. Im just struck that theres something, well, quite magical, seeing Friends Dancing and reconnecting on the Dance Floor. Not as bad as i thought it would be. Like, people wise. Yeah, the amount of people but they havent let that many in really, have they . Itjust means so much to the city. People just want to socialise and go back on the Dance Floor because music connects people, doesnt it . Have you missed it as a promoter, manager, owner . Absolutely. I mean, i think we go through life and just accept that these Buildings Kind of exist. Its only when they no longer exist that you realise just how important they are. You know, these places are cultural incubators, and it is so vital that places like the welly and grassroots Music Venues like this continue to exist. So, hopefully we will come out of this and appreciate them more, because they are so vital to our industry of music and life, and everything. So, nightclubs are open, but the Uncertainty Weve seen along the way remains. For example, the Prime Minister wants to see the Vaccine Passports for entry, but many in his own party hate the idea. Will we see that come into law by Mid September . Either way, uncertainty is the big Message Weve heard along the way. For example, clubs have got massive debts that theyve racked up during the pandemic. Festivals have become increasingly popular, and its very difficult to get and keep a licence. People will always want to dance. That is undeniable. The thing that may be changing is where they want to do it. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and roger johnson. 0ur Headlines Today a Candlelit Vigil for the victims of britains worst Mass Shooting for a decade. 3 year old Sophie Martin and her Father Lee were among the five people killed in the attack. Now an investigation into why Jake Davisons Gun And Permit were returned to him just weeks before the attack after being confiscated by police. Crisis in afghanistan. The us government warns the taliban could seize the capital within a month, as militants continue to make gains across the country. What a start for brentford they Stun Arsenal in a buzzing Brentford Community Stadium as fans return, and the premier League-season'>League Season begins. Good League-season'>League Season begins. Morning. It is a bearable weekend good morning. It is a bearable Weekend Weatherwise. Low pressure moving on from the west, bringing some rain for some of us, but it leaves some sunshine on the cards as well. I will have all your weather details here on bbc breakfast. Its saturday the 14th of august. Our top story Hundreds Of People gathered at a Candlelit Vigil in Plymouth Last Night, to remember the five people killed in thursdays Mass Shooting. The youngest victim, Sophie Martyn, was just three years old. It comes as an investigation is launched by the Police Watchdog to understand why the gunman, Jake Davison, was allowed to take back his confiscated firearm and permit, weeks before the attack. Aru na iyengar reports. The youngest face of plymouths tragedy. Sophie martyn, just three years old, was out for a walk with her Dad Lee when they were both were shot dead byJake Davison. A sad time for this part of the world, but our community will show the rest of it how good we are. Last night, people came together from keyham and surrounding areas to try to make sense of what happened. Could have been any of us, couldve been our kids. We regularly walk our dogs in the area, we go for runs together in the area. So, yeah, its tough to know that whats happened has happened. Its now emerged that The Killer, Jake Davison, had his shotGun And Permit taken off him by police in december, following an allegation of assault. But these were returned to him last month. Then, on thursday evening, six minutes of violence the worst Mass Shooting in more than a decade. The sequence of events started at a house in Biddick Drive, where Davison Shot and killed his mother. He then went onto the road and fired again, killing 3 year old Sophie Martyn and her Father Lee. The gunman then headed into a nearby park, shooting and injuring another Man And Woman. Theyre both being treated in hospital. In the park he killed 59 year old Stephen Washington, before heading to henderson place, where he shot his fifth victim, 66 year old Kate Shepherd, who later died in hospital. It was here that the gunman then shot himself and was declared dead at the scene. Police are looking at motives for the shooting. 0nline, Jake Davidson was involved in the incel or involuntary celibate subculture, of people who resent their lack a sexual partner. His Youtube Content mostly showed him lifting weights in his home gym. In one message He Posted, he spoke of feeling beaten down and defeated by life. Were the lucky ones. What those families and friends are going through, for those lost ones, terrible. The candles here mark this communitys hope for the future. Aruna iyengar, Bbc News. Lets get the latest now from our Reporter Luxmy Gopal, who is in keyham this morning. That sense of shock, i imagine, still hasnt eased in any way . Thats right, roger. Just to give you a sense of how much that is still hanging over the community, dotted around keyham this morning seems like The One behind me, Police Tape, offices and high vizjackets, and you can probably see there are police tents behind me. There are 13 areas within the police caught on in keyham being investigated by officers. And the Devon And Cornwall Police Force themselves are being investigated by the Police Watchdog, the iopc, because they are looking out of the question of davisons Firearms Licence. The iopc said Davisons Shotgun and license were returned to him only last month after they were taken away from him in december last year, following an alleged assault three months earlier. So they are investigating looking at that, and they are also looking at that, and they are also looking at that, and they are also looking at how much information, if any, the Police Force had about davisons Mental Health, and if they did have information, how much they took that into consideration. Now, this is the kind of community where everyone knows everyone, and last night Hundreds Of People gathered not far, nearby, not far from night Hundreds Of People gathered not far, nearby, not farfrom here, to hold a Candlelit Vigil where they laid flowers and tributes in honour of the victims, the five victims who were killed as a result of the shooting on thursday evening. And the memorials and the tributes continue in plymouth, across this weekend, as flags will be flying at Half Mast in official buildings and then on Monday Morning at 11am, a Minutes Silence is going to be held in memory of the five victims. Minutes silence. In memory of the five victims. Minutes silence. In memory of the five victims. Minutes silence. The taliban could be back in control of the afghan Capital Kabul within a month. Thats the warning from the us government this morning. A number of countries are scrambling to help diplomats and citizens leave as militants continue to make gains across the country. 0ur Correspondent Ramzan karmali has this report. The afghan government has had its most difficult week fighting for taliban since the beginning of the insurgency. Militants now control around half of provincial capitals. The speed of their advance has left the United States and their western allies dismayed, with many questioning the wisdom of withdrawing troops from afghanistan. I would say that we should literally reverse the decision. I think that, you know, when the decision was announced months ago, i said that ifeared, we would come to regret this decision. And we already are. This, again, is a nightmare, and there are no good Ways Forward. The pentagon says that it has taken this situation seriously, but doesnt believe the capital will fall as quickly as other cities. With 600 troops preparing to evacuate british nationals and former afghan staff from kabul, prime Minister Borisjohnson admitted its a difficult situation, but defended the uks involvement in afghanistan. We have seen no alqaeda attacks against the west for a very long time, and there are millions of girls and young women who have been educated in afghanistan thanks to the efforts of the uk and the british armed services, and i think we can be very proud of that. The latest us intelligence assessments suggest the militants could try to advance on capital within 30 days. The fighting has already displaced more than a quarter of A Million people, and the un fears the situation is spinning out of control, with devastating consequences for civilians. Ramzan karmali, Bbc News. The cost of Nhs Coronavirus tests for international arrivals to the uk has been reduced by the government. People will now have to pay £68 for a single test, instead of £88. Two tests, for anyone arriving from Amber List countries who isnt fully vaccinated, have also been reduced. The Department Of Health is carrying out a review of private providers listed on the Government Website to ensure prices arent misleading. 592 migrants reached the uk on thursday. Thats the highest ever figure for a single day. The Home Office says they arrived on 16 vessels and has called the numbers unacceptable. Last month the uk agreed to pay more than £54 million to increase the number of police patrolling french beaches. Some parents in england say they are struggling to get a Covid Vaccine for their clinically vulnerable children nearly four weeks after they became eligible. 12 to 15 year olds who are high risk, or living with someone with a weakened Immune System, were added to the Vaccination Programme on the 19th ofjuly. Heres more from our health correspondent, katharine Da Costa. Where is the chicken . Thats right, you clever girl lovely, and what a lovely smile as well. 15 year old veronica enjoying an online Therapy Session at home in South West London during lockdown in february. Veronica has severe neurodisabilities. Last month, 12 to 15 year old children who are at high risk from covid like her were advised to have a vaccine, as well as those living with someone with a weakened Immune System. But nearly four weeks on, and with the start of a new School Term in sight, dozens of families like hers are still desperate for information about when they will get one. I think the urgency of the Vaccine Rollout for our children has been completely forgotten. And its not good enough. If something is announced onjuly 19, having to wait until The End of august for a vaccination, i mean, its too late. Immunity isnt going to have time to have kicked in in a meaningful way. Doctors say they are still waiting for search guidelines to help them identify from Patient Records which children are eligible. I can understand that parents and children are anxious about this, because they want to ensure they get at least one vaccine before the School Year starts in a few weeks time in england. However, we do not yet have guidance on how they can be implemented, so doctors, that includes gps like myself, but also pediatric doctors, were still waiting on guidance from the nhs about how this will be implemented. But Nhs England say they have provided guidance on how to proceed. In a statement, they said Gp Led Vaccination Centres are already contacting children and their parents with thousands vaccinated in a matter of days following the necessary safety checks and training. Local services are on track to offer a vaccine to eligible 12 15 Year Olds by the start of the School Year as originally planned. Eligible children in the other Uk Nations are also being invited inforajab. The Nhs In Scotland said nearly a quarter of 12 15 Year Olds there had received a first dose. Katherine Da Costa, Bbc News. Weve been reporting on extremely high temperatures in sicily this week and now spain could see its highest ever temperature, with nearly 48 Degrees Celcius expected in andalusia later today. It comes as the us federal Weather Agency confirms july was the hottest month globally ever recorded. By its calculations, the combined Land And Ocean temperature was nearly one degree warmer than the 20th century average. A large Search And Rescue operation is under way in northern turkey after Flash Floods along the Black Sea coast. At least 31 people have died and more than 1,700 residents have been forced from their homes. The floods have been triggered by torrential rain and have caused some buildings and bridges to collapse. Its nearly time to dust off your Dancing Shoes the government has said no steps will be taken to Euthanise Geronimo The Alpaca until Monday Afternoon at the alpaca until Monday Afternoon at the earliest. Geronimos death was ordered after he tested positive for Bovine Tuberculosis twice, but his owners believe the tests are returning false results. The delay follows an application to the High Court seeking a judicial review of the warrant. More than 100,000 people have signed a Petition Calling for geronimo to be saved. Its nearly time to dust off your Dancing Shoes the final Line Up of this years Strictly Come Dancing has been confirmed. Former England Rugby Player Ugo Monye is the 15th and final celebrity to be named. Helljoin 0lympic swimmer Adam Peaty and our very own Dan Walker on the dancefloor next month. Ugo said it was a dream come true. You know the nerves ahead of a new season of strictly. Will they be . Yes, very nervous and excited. Just enjoy it, that is a trick. Weve been hearing this morning about the conflict in afghanistan, and the devastating effect its having on the people who live there. Lets talk more about this with Eloi Fillion whos leading the efforts of the International Committee Of The Red Cross in afghanistan. Hejoins us now from kabul. Thank you very much for your time with us today on breakfast. Can you tell us what is happening, what you are noticing on the ground at this moment in time . Are noticing on the ground at this moment in time . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , moment in time . Good morning, naga. Thank Ou Moment in time . Good morning, naga. Thank you for moment in time . Good morning, naga. Thank you for having moment in time . Good morning, naga. Thank you for having me. Moment in time . Good morning, naga. Thank you for having me. Look, moment in time . Good morning, naga. Thank you for having me. Look, we thank you for having me. Look, we have been suffering from a wave of fighting since the beginning of the year, the last six months, which started spreading heavily into cities in City Centres since a few weeks ago. And this has brought, of course, fighting In The City, a huge increase of negative impacts on the life of the population, because fighting in densely populated areas is obviously having more effects on the afghan people. Is obviously having more effects on the afghan people. Indeed. What is the afghan people. Indeed. What is the immediate the afghan people. Indeed. What is the immediate impact, the afghan people. Indeed. What is the immediate impact, but the afghan people. Indeed. What is the immediate impact, but has the afghan people. Indeed. What is| the immediate impact, but has been the immediate impact, but has been the immediate impact, but has been the immediate reaction now that we know troops have withdrawn and we also understand, you know, Military Operations have ceased in terms of foreign and international help . I mean, the situation is that fighting has just decreased mean, the situation is that Fighting Hasjust decreased increased. It hasjust decreased increased. It has started to increase over the last six months, as i said. Hitting rural areas in smaller cities. It is now reaching more densely populated cities, with more devastating effects, first and foremost on the living areas of people, so, homes have been destroyed, people have been pushed back from their neighbourhoods, and this is creating displacement of a great number of people fleeing the country. Iloathed people fleeing the country. What does that displacement people fleeing the country. What does that displacement look like . Because we are getting reports of people who are sleeping on the street, children who have nowhere to sleep, nowhere to stay, and as you mentioned, the Mass Migration towards the larger cities or to some sense of safety, in what sense is that being offered . I sense of safety, in what sense is that being offered . Sense of safety, in what sense is that being offered . I mean, a lot of eole are that being offered . I mean, a lot of people are trying that being offered . I mean, a lot of people are trying to that being offered . I mean, a lot of people are trying to find that being offered . I mean, a lot of people are trying to find shelter that being offered . 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We can maintain fighting . That is a good question. We can maintain our fighting . That is a good question. We can maintain our medical fighting . That is a good question. We can maintain our medical support, or a humanitarian support in general in these areas, because we are accepted by both fighting parties, and we have very good acceptance from the government and very good acceptance from the taliban side. This is allowing us to be able to work in Government Controlled Areas as well as in taliban controlled areas, and it is allowing us as well to be able to cross the confines from one area to the other. Iloathed from one area to the other. What haens from one area to the other. What happens in from one area to the other. What happens in the from one area to the other. What happens in the coming from one area to the other. What happens in the coming days and weeks, what do you see, what are you preparing for in terms of having to help and in terms of movement of people . 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We are preparing as well to maintain our medical structure as much as possible despite the odds, and we are engaging a lot with both parties in order to push them to restrain from fighting in areas where the density of the population is really high, where we have civilian infrastructures that need to be protected such as hospitals as well, water, electricity system, so on and so forth. And that is what we are preparing to do, balancing always the risk that we take for our teams, partners and the needs of the population we need to serve. I wish ou and population we need to serve. I wish you and your population we need to serve. I wish you and your Teams Population we need to serve. I wish you and your teams all population we need to serve. I wish you and your teams all the population we need to serve. I wish you and your teams all the best population we need to serve. I wish you and your teams all the best with the work they are doing, the head of delegation for the International Committee Of The Red Cross. We will talk to one of our regular gps in a moment. But first lets get the weather forecast, many people will be on holiday in the uk at the moment so they will be hanging on your every word this saturday. Indeed, good morning to you. The weather looking a little mixed through the course of the weekend, if you are on holiday or you have outdoor plans most of us should see a bit of sunshine around either today or tomorrow. There is certainly a bit of sunshine this morning, this is the picture into twickenham. A fair amount of cloud and it will be quite cloudy for many areas during the day, so a bit of a mix them. Some sunshine around, some rain in the forecast but we are not all going to be seeing that rain around, that is due to an area of low pressure that is moving in from The Atlantic but not a particularly active fast moving area of low pressure so it will bring a bit more cloud, the cloud increasing gradually across parts of england and wales from the west, a few spots of light rain across parts of wales and late this afternoon that patchy rain arriving across parts of Northern England and eventually Northern Ireland as well. Scotland, some heavy showers in the north this morning, they will become lighter fewer and further between buddy afternoon. Some sunshine through the central belt, a bit of patchy, light, drizzly rain the likes of liverpool towards hull but towards the south, most places looking dry through the day. In the South East, top temperatures around 23 24, typically around 16 24 of us through the day. A little bit low average for this time of year. 0vernight a bit more rain for parts of Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland, putting into Southern Scotland by The End of the night, a few patchy outbreaks of rain into wales as well. Towards the South East it remains dry and quite humid with temperatures about for dean overnight, but we will see overnight lows dropping into single figures across parts of scotland. Through the Day Tomorrow we still have this area of low pressure so it is not moving in a hurry, quite a few Weather Fronts on the map, we have one moving into the north of scotland, so some heavy showers towards northern parts of the highland and the isles, early rain for Northern Ireland in Northern England which will tend to ease through the day, a few more showers for wales in the South West, another loudly dry day towards the South East with temperatures again 23, possibly 24. You will notice gradually things are turning cooler further north to the mid to high tears. We have very hot weather further south across europe but Cool Air starting further south across europe but Cool Airstarting in further south across europe but Cool Air starting in from the north and North West, sunday and monday as well. One day cooler, fresher feeling they across the board, some sunny spells, perhaps one or two scattered showers around here and there, and temperatures, by the time we get to monday, a little down on the weekend. Though typically around 1620, the weekend. Though typically around 16 20, slightly below par but a lot of dry weather if you have got holiday plans. Really through the week ahead, a lot of dry, settled weather, higher pressure tending to build in, one ortwo weather, higher pressure tending to build in, one or two scattered isolated showers but mostly sunny spells, Temperatures Nothing to write home about for the next week or so. Back to you both. Interesting, there was talk back to you both. Interesting, there was talk not back to you both. Interesting, there was talk not lon back to you both. Interesting, there was talk not lon thouh back to you both. Interesting, there was talk not lon thouh about back to you both. Interesting, there was talk not long though about the august heatwave, has that now disappeared . If you bear when the weather a little bit, if you do like things hot we may see temperatures starting to rise again, it will horribly turn hotter later in the month. ,. ,. ,. , horribly turn hotter later in the month. ,. , horribly turn hotter later in the month. , ~. ,. , from monday, fully vaccinated people in england and Northern Ireland will no longer have to self isolate if theyre told they have been in close contact with someone who has covid. Those changes have already come into force in scotland and wales. Lets discuss this and more with gp dr sarahjarvis, whos in west london. Thank you very much for talking to us. You are across all these details, can you just explain as simply as possible what the changes were england and Northern Ireland from monday are . So were england and Northern Ireland from monday are . 50 ill were england and Northern Ireland from monday are . Were england and Northern Ireland from monday are . So if you have been double vaccinated from monday are . So if you have been double vaccinated and from monday are . So if you have been double vaccinated and you from monday are . So if you have been double vaccinated and you had from monday are . So if you have been double vaccinated and you had your i double vaccinated and you had your second vaccine at least 14 days ago, thenif second vaccine at least 14 days ago, then if you are identified as a contact by Nhs Test and trace you dont have to self isolate, and we dont have to self isolate, and we do advise, but is not mandatory that you have a Pcr Test. In england that is as soon as possible, and in Northern Ireland it is on day two and day eight after you have been pinged. You dont have to self isolate while you are waiting for results of the tests. It is interesting results of the tests. It is interesting from results of the tests. It is interesting from a results of the tests. It is interesting from a Dr Results of the tests. It is | interesting from a dr but results of the tests. It is interesting from a dr but my results of the tests. It is interesting from a dr but my point of view, obviously as you said, in england, idealthat of view, obviously as you said, in england, ideal that you go and get one, in all of the nations wherever you are, if you return a positive test, you will then have to self isolate. So people might sort of keep their fingers crossed and not do it. I keep their fingers crossed and not do it. ,. ,. , do it. Iwould really, really strongly do it. Iwould really, really strongly advise do it. Iwould really, really strongly advise people, i do it. I would really, really strongly advise people, personally i wish it had been made mandatory to get a test, because we need to bear in mind that although the vaccines have been spectacularly successful, they have saved 60,000 deaths and 67,000 hospitalisationsjust in they have saved 60,000 deaths and 67,000 hospitalisations just in this year alone since they started, the simple fact of the matter is there are more effect give at preventing severe illness and they are at preventing infection stop they are more effective. You probably have about a 60 lower chance of getting affected but it is only 60 . That is, only 60 lower. You can still get it and pass it on and i have had several patients who have been quite rough, not ending up in hospital once they have been double vaccinated but there are some vulnerable people at risk. So if you have been pinged, i would really advise you, please go and get that Pcr Test, and even if your test is negative, please do not automatically assume you are absolutely fine. For the ten days after you have been in contact with somebody, please, please stay away from really vulnerable people, do where your Face Covering, i would hope that everybody is wearing their Face Coverings anyway, about 90 of people interestingly apparently still think it is important, certainly when i have been out and about the vast majority of people have been wearing their Face Coverings, and do so silly outside. Particularly if you have been identified socially isolated. But particularly if you have been identified as a contact, dont go and visit ronnie. I identified as a contact, dont go and visit ronnie. And visit ronnie. I was in the Supermarket And Visit ronnie. I was in the Supermarket Yesterday and visit ronnie. I was in the Supermarket Yesterday and L And Visit ronnie. I was in the Supermarket Yesterday and i | and visit ronnie. I was in the Supermarket Yesterday and i noticed the vast majority of people were still wearing a Face Covering while doing their shopping. Still wearing a Face Covering while doing their shopping. Doing their shopping. Go and visit grandma. Doing their shopping. Go and visit grandma. You doing their shopping. Go and visit grandma. You mentioned l visit grandma. You mentioned vulnerable visit grandma. You mentioned vulnerable people visit grandma. You mentioned vulnerable people and visit grandma. You mentioned vulnerable people and that. Visit grandma. You mentioned i vulnerable people and that plays into vaccination for under 18s. The royal college of paediatrics and Child Health last week said the rollout to underwritings was shambolic and we will talk to our mother a little later who has a vulnerable child who is still waiting. Would you say it has been shambolic for the rollout to under 18 is as a gp at the Coal Face . There has certainly been confusion, shall we say. We were getting mixed messages when the guidance first came out on the 22nd of night, should be started doing it straightaway, then we had no, stop, wait, then go for it, started vaccinating straightaway. That included both 16 and 17 year olds and the 12 15 Year Olds who are very vulnerable. So that is filled in with severe nero disabilities, with down syndrome, where the Immune System is suppressed, with profound and multiple learning disabilities or people on the Learning Disability register. The problem is that those people are not necessarily really easy to identify according to gp practices. When the guidance came out we were told to expect to be told to identify those patients, but actually that is easier said than done. So we are doing it as fast as we can, but it hasnt been easy because we have had conflict in information in general practice. You would imagine that gps, i am not being critical of you, but would know their patients and would know who might fall into that bracket. If you dont, what is the advice . Should parents be picking up the phone to the gp and saying look, have you got my child on this list . So i have to say at this stage i would advise you to do that if you havent heard yet, because gps have been doing their very best but we have had an incredibly busy time. It has been much busier than it normally is at this time of year, and of course until today, or until monday, any gp or any Practice Member of staff who was pinged has been required to self isolate. So we have had lots of Practice Staff who have had lots of Practice Staff who have been off as a result as well. So yes, if you think you qualify, please do contact the general pack is and hopefully they will be able to get you in as soon as possible. The reason it is so important is that schools are now going back in just four weeks from now, and unfortunately because of the Delta Variant you need two vaccinations in order to have that maximum protection. The only good thing i can say is that even those very vulnerable children are still much less likely than, say, severe, vulnerable older adults to get severely unwell. Just vulnerable older adults to get severely unwell. Severely unwell. Just a final thou. Ht severely unwell. Just a final thought on severely unwell. Just a final thought on the severely unwell. Just a final thought on the takeup severely unwell. Just a final. Thought on the takeup among severely unwell. Just a final thought on the takeup among younger thought on the take up among younger people, what can you do as a gp to try and make sure everybody is identified and is offered a vaccine . So we know on the basis of age that is an easy one, because we have list and we know all the younger patients. It is not so much a question of identifying them is a question of identifying them is a question of identifying them is a question of having the conversation every time i speak to a patient who is of that age, and asking them about their views. And for some of them it isjust about their views. And for some of them it is just uncertainty, they are not sure who to believe. So once i have that conversation, there usually is not a problem. 0ccasionally i get somebody who just says dont even talk to be a talk to me about it, im not doing it, but if for instance their concerns about their fertility which is a common concern, or about the fact that they dont think they will get seriously unwell, i can talk to them about long covid, i can explain to them that their chance of getting infected at the moment is still very, very high, in england it is one in 75, in Northern Ireland it is particularly high, in scotland it is going down but from a very, very high base. So the chance of getting infected is extremely high, and the best case scenario, they have a one in 50 chance of ending up with long covid. Worst case scenario, the risks from the vaccine, for Example Inflammation of the Heart Muscle is at a maximum one in 25,000 four young men, and one in 250,000 young women. So when i put those risks into perspective and they understand the risks of not getting the vaccine, as well as the risks of getting the vaccine, it usually tips the balance, but i have to see them or talk to them to do that. Dr the balance, but i have to see them or talk to them to do that. Or talk to them to do that. Dr sarah jarvis, or talk to them to do that. Dr sarah jarvis. Thank or talk to them to do that. Dr sarah jarvis. Thank you or talk to them to do that. Dr sarah jarvis, thank you very or talk to them to do that. Dr sarah jarvis, thank you very much or talk to them to do that. Dr sarah jarvis, thank you very much for jarvis, thank you very much for talking to us this morning. Hundreds of people gathered in Plymouth Last Night to memorial the victims in last weeks Mass Shooting. It comes as an investigation is launched by the Police Watchdog to understand why the gunman, Jake Davison, was allowed to take back his confiscated firearm and permit, weeks before the attack. What do you understand happened in terms of this Firearms License in possession of this firearm . Clearly this man was possession of this firearm . Clearly this man was originally possession of this firearm . Clearly this man was originally granted i possession of this firearm . Clearly this man was originally granted a l this man was originally granted a Firearms Licence, so they will need to look at what the situation was then, there was clearly some incident, apparently last year, when he had an altercation with local youths. The license was revoked. He appears to have gone on anger management course, and a month ago they have reviewed the situation and given the license back. So clearly this investigation is going to have to look at all the thinking around data, you know, what enquiries the police made, did they look at his Social Media accounts, what sort of material the media has highlighted, even there at that time. You know, essentially, what was the decision making process, was it right, and could anything have been done to prevent this awful tragedy . Are the guidelines when it comes to the decision making process, like, heaps of people that need to be contacted . 0r heaps of people that need to be contacted . Or as you alluded to, Social Media accounts being checked . Yes, there are exhaustive guidelines. There has been a lot of legal challenge about these decisions. Normally gps would be consulted. There would be a Home Visit and an interview. And as i say, the investigation will have to look at when all that was carried out. At The End, certainly particularly for a shotGun Licence, there is a presumption that unless there is a presumption that unless the police can find a reason why this Person Shouldnt have one, then it should be given. But for firearms, things like rifles, the decision is much more in favour of the person having to prove why they need to this weapon. Is the person having to prove why they need to this weapon. The person having to prove why they need to this weapon. Is there a case for these processes need to this weapon. Is there a case for these processes not need to this weapon. Is there a case for these processes not to need to this weapon. Is there a case for these processes not to have need to this weapon. Is there a case | for these processes not to have been done . Is there anyjustification for that . Done . Is there any ustification for that . ~ , done . Is there any ustification for that . ~ y. , that . Absolutely not. This procedure is taken very that . Absolutely not. This procedure is taken very seriously. That . Absolutely not. This procedure is taken very seriously. You that . Absolutely not. This procedure is taken very seriously. You would i is taken very seriously. You would have to stand back and say this was an awful tragedy last week, with a huge impact on obviously the families and the community, but in general these sorts of events are incredibly rare, the song was about ten years ago, whereas they get hundreds every year, for instance, the United States. So our licensing laws on firearms are some of the strictest in the world. Things like handguns, pistols, they were completely banned after be Dunblane Tragedy. 0n you have to say the system appears to work and be sorts of tragedies are incredibly rare. For instance, there are only about 30 murders a year which involved firearms, and they are ones which were which are illegal, which would never get certificate for. That doesnt mean that they will look absolutely into this case and it certainly does highlight the difficult issue about the Police Monitoring what is on Social Media. Does it sound reasonable to you that if somebody� s Firearm Licence and gun licenses revoked, and it is removed, that it is returned within a year . It removed, that it is returned within a ear . , ,. , a year . It all depends on the circumstances a year . It all depends on the circumstances of a year . It all depends on the circumstances of the a year . It all depends on the circumstances of the case. I a year . It all depends on the l circumstances of the case. You a year . It all depends on the circumstances of the case. You know, certainly they might have been one particular incident, that person has overcome it and further enquiries show that that person is not a threat with a firearm, and therefore the firearm can be returned. 0bviously with hindsight, in the light of this incredible tragedy, thus decision now looks very questionable. Investigators will have to look at what information was available to the police at that time and how far their own investigation at that time went. The and how far their own investigation at that time went. At that time went. The word incel, this is a word at that time went. The word incel, this is a word that at that time went. The word incel, this is a word that is at that time went. The word incel, this is a word that is not at that time went. The word incel, this is a word that is not bandied l this is a word that is not bandied around very often, but it is aware that were all going to understand a more clearly. It is basically, and incel as somebody who is Incel Culture, someone who is involuntarily celibate, and there has been, this has been attached to this man, Jake Davison, what can you tell us about them in terms of awareness and it as part of a Hate Group and online presence, and how thatis group and online presence, and how that is being monitored . I group and online presence, and how that is being monitored . That is being monitored . I think there is a awareness, that is being monitored . I think there is a awareness, and that is being monitored . I think. There is a awareness, and Indeed there is a awareness, and Indeed there is a debate on policing about this kind of misogyny, and this more extreme misogyny. I think you would have to say that when you look at the overall Threat And Risk to women, they are more at risk, most at risk, from a person that is known to them, they are in a relationship, or they havejust to them, they are in a relationship, or they have just left a relationship with. So this is a threat, it is a worry, but it must not be taken out of context. We must constantly hammer home to women and to families that, as i say, that is where the greatest risk to women comes from, and clearly the police and all the authorities need to do a huge amount to try to reduce the numbers of women being killed by partners and by former partners. So as i say, while this will get a lot of publicity and there is a growing awareness, it must not be taken out of context in terms of what the real threat to women is, in the awful tragedy of the number of women killed by their partners and ex partners every week. Haifa killed by their partners and ex partners every week. Killed by their partners and ex partners every week. How high up on the list to misogyny partners every week. How high up on the list to misogyny and partners every week. How high up on the list to Misogyny And Misogyny i the list to Misogyny And Misogyny related crimes fair fare for police. Related crimes fair fare for olice. ~. ,. ,. ,. , police. Well, a lot of people would sa not police. Well, a lot of people would say not enough police. Well, a lot of people would say not enough. And police. Well, a lot of people would say not enough. And there police. Well, a lot of people would say not enough. And there is police. Well, a lot of people would say not enough. And there is a police. Well, a lot of people would say not enough. And there is a big j say not enough. And there is a big debate as to whether misogyny should be classed as a hate crime and police should take it more seriously. I think in terms of this particular phenomenon, it is about the growing awareness in policing and in counterterrorism of extreme right wing activity. And more and more disturbed people really sharing the sort of extreme material on the internet. And the other difficult issue about this is that unfortunately, when we give high publicity to these cases, which is inevitable for the size of the tragedy, it puts thoughts on other peoples minds. Sorry must be careful that we dont pull these people up too much. It has i say, there is certainly growing awareness in policing in counterterrorism the sort of threat, and of the police constantly highlighting, as i say, the dreadful right Wing Extremism and of these groups but particularly have this or do not organised misogyny towards women. Sir have this or do not organised misogyny towards women. Sir Peter Fah , misogyny towards women. Sir Peter Fahy. Former misogyny towards women. Sir Peter Fahy, former chief misogyny towards women. Sir Peter Fahy, former chief constable misogyny towards women. Sir Peter Fahy, former chief constable of fahy, former chief constable of greater manchester police, thank you very much for your time this morning. Lets catch up with the sport, governors with us this morning. The english League'>Premier League has returned. And brentford are back . Yes. English League'>Premier League has returned. And brentford are back . And brentford are back . Yes, they were buzzing and brentford are back . Yes, they were buzzing last and brentford are back . Yes, they were buzzing last night, and brentford are back . Yes, they were buzzing last night, they and brentford are back . Yes, they were buzzing last night, they are l were buzzing last night, they are known as the bees and they well and truly stung arsenal. Iauntie] known as the bees and they well and truly stung arsenal. Truly stung arsenal. Well done, gavin. It truly stung arsenal. Well done, gavin it pays truly stung arsenal. 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The League'>Premier League returned with quite the story, as brentford celebrated their return to the top tier, and the return of capacity crowds, by beating arsenal 2 0. 0ur senior Sports News Reporter Laura Scott was at the Brentford Community Stadium. Welcome to the first game of the premier League-season'>League Season forfootball, a return on two levels. A full capacity League'>Premier League match for the first time in a year and a half. But if that weight has felt long, imagine how brentford fans feel. 74 years it has taken for the bees to be back in the top flight and the buzz is undeniable. We were at school we used to get our little brentford, who is your League'>Premier League team, but this is now our League'>Premier League team. What is your hopes for the season . At least 15. Top ten. They might be back in large numbers and social distancing in the stands, but these fans will be ready for random spot checks, for their Covid 19 status. As the League'>Premier League ready to sell for a Potential Toughening of government restrictions. Clubs have suffered estimated losses of £2 billion during the pandemic, though some see more immune than others. Manchester city splashing out a record £100 million onjack grealish, and England Captain Hurricane come next. But if they are going Harry Kane could come next. Every season when you begin is a new challenge. We celebrate our title, now it is in our cabin, in our memories, and we start again. Back in brentford, a Dream Start for the newcomers. The Home Faithful going into a frenzy. And this late magic secured their spot at the top of the table. For now at least, it was worth the wait. Great to see crowds back. Well have our biggest League'>Premier League attendance since the pandemic at Old Trafford this lunchtime, with over 75,000 expected to watch Manchester United versus leeds. Could we see Jadon Sancho make his united debut . Could another England Star be on the move . Tottenham Captain Harry Kane has been linked with manchester city. They meet tomorrow and the Spurs Boss is still undecided if kane will play. We had a talk. Of course, it is a private conversation. But everything is ok, he is preparing himself, like brian, like League'>Premier League players thatjoin us later. We have to be careful. But everything is ok. The scottish seasons been underway for a few weeks now and whilst its not been a glittering start for rangers, they are into the scottish League-cup-quarter'>League Cup Quarter finals. They thrashed dunfermline 5 0 at ibrox, scoring four with barely half an hour on the clock. It ends a run of three straight defeats for steven gerrards side. England will be looking Tojoe Root later at lords. They have work to do later this morning. 245 runs behind india, in the second test. India finished day two on 364, and were held back in large part thanks to James Anderson, with five wickets. Another stellar showing from him. Englands batting started terribly, losing two wickets in two balls with haseeb hameed out first ball for nought on his return to the side. Once again, the hosts turned to Captainjoe Root to steady the ship as england finished the day on 119 3. And that is all the support from us for now. England had a lot of work to do today. Good to see crowds back at the cricket as well. Yes. To do today. Good to see crowds back at the cricket as well. At the cricket as well. Yes, the 100 has really captured at the cricket as well. Yes, the 100 has really captured peoples has really captured peoples imaginations, i think. Has really captured peoples imaginations, ithink. It has really captured peoples imaginations, i think. It really has. People who i never would have expected to have a conversation with about cricket, and im not someone who knows loads about it, but really enthused about it now. So it is working, if that was the point, wasnt it . Getting a wider audience, different types of people watching. Exactly. You watch it on tv with the glossy graphics,. The exactly. You watch it on tv with the glossy graphics. Exactly. You watch it on tv with the glossy graphics,. Yes, j glossy graphics,. The music. Yes, ou have glossy graphics,. The music. Yes, you have a glossy graphics,. The music. Yes, you have a mini glossy graphics,. The music. Yes, you have a mini gig glossy graphics,. The music. Yes, you have a mini gig going glossy graphics,. The music. Yes, you have a mini gig going on glossy graphics,. The music. Yes, | you have a mini gig going on halfway through. And it is nice to see the way they present it as well, with different types of styles and presentations, the format is obviously different. And the women and the men playing on the same day. I think it is here to stay, very much so. Theres no sign that the record breaking heatwave gripping parts of southern europe will end anytime soon, with spain set to see its highest ever temperatures this weekend. The town of cordoba in andalusia could hit nearly 48 Degrees Celcius later today. Lets speak to travel writer molly sears piccavey, whos in the nearby city of granada. Good morning to you, molly. Thanks for talking to us. What is it, just approaching nine oclock there this morning . How hot is it . Good Morning Morning . How hot is it . Good morning it morning . How hot is it . Good morning. It is morning . How hot is it . Good morning. It isjust morning . How hot is it . Good morning. It isjust before morning . How hot is it . Good morning. It isjust before ninej morning. It isjust before nine oclock and it is already about 30 degrees here in granada. Oclock and it is already about 30 degrees here in granada. Gosh how are Ou Degrees here in granada. Gosh how are you coping. Degrees here in granada. Gosh how are you coping. And degrees here in granada. Gosh how are you coping, and does degrees here in granada. Gosh how are you coping, and does it degrees here in granada. Gosh how are you coping, and does it feel, degrees here in granada. Gosh how are you coping, and does it feel, to l are you coping, and does it feel, to you, having been there for so many years, 20 odd years you have lived there, does it feel hotter this year . There, does it feel hotter this ear . ,. ,. ,. , year . Yes, it does. It really does. There is a year . Yes, it does. It really does. There is a different year . Yes, it does. It really does. There is a different Feel Year . Yes, it does. It really does. There is a different feel to year . Yes, it does. It really does. There is a different feel to the there is a different feel to the air. I dont know how to explain it. Itjust air. I dont know how to explain it. It just feels like air. I dont know how to explain it. Itjust feels like you have opened a Pizza Oven and you are in it. I dont know about you, naga, but i just find it is always either terrible or it is just hot. You know, i dont deal with heat very well. It know, i dont deal with heat very well. , ~ know, i dont deal with heat very well. ,. , well. It is like that feeling, i suppose. Well. It is like that feeling, i suppose. Molly. Well. It is like that feeling, i suppose, molly, so well. It is like that feeling, i suppose, molly, so many i well. It is like that feeling, i suppose, molly, so many ofj well. It is like that feeling, i i suppose, molly, so many of us well. It is like that feeling, i suppose, molly, so many of us love that feeling suppose, molly, so many of us love that feeling when you step off a plane. That feeling when you step off a plane. If that feeling when you step off a plane, if you are fortunate enough to go plane, if you are fortunate enough to go somewhere hot, you step off the plane to go somewhere hot, you step off the plane and you have that rush of heat the plane and you have that rush of heat i the plane and you have that rush of heat. I imagine that doesnt feel as if it has heat. I imagine that doesnt feel as if it has changed for you in spain . It is if it has changed for you in spain . It is kind if it has changed for you in spain . It is kind of if it has changed for you in spain . It is kind of like that, but that is a pleasant thing. You have generally come from somewhere cool and you get off the plane, you want to be had. But this heat is too much. Yes. But this heat is too much. Yes, well, but this heat is too much. Yes, well. You but this heat is too much. Yes, well. You are but this heat is too much. Yes, well, you are in but this heat is too much. 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Tell me how people are coping, because there is obviously a very serious coping, because there is obviously a very serious side to this, and there is a point very serious side to this, and there is a point when it becomes too hot and there is a point when it becomes too hot and there is is a point when it becomes too hot and there is a point where people cannot and there is a point where people cannot afford to have Air Conditioning on all the time or simply Air Conditioning on all the time or simply be Air Conditioning on all the time or simply be Supply Isnt there, and routines simply be Supply Isnt there, and routines during the day have to change routines during the day have to chance. , � , routines during the day have to chante,. , � ,. Routines during the day have to change. There l routines during the day have to l change. There are change. Thats correct. There are two different change. Thats correct. There are two different points change. Thats correct. There are two different points there, change. Thats correct. There are two different points there, one i change. Thats correct. There arej two different points there, one is that when heat is this intense, which has happened in other years, it is not so hot. You have to change your day, your dayjust completely changes. You are working out how to do things at certain times of day, so for example, i get up early, around seven, and tried to get everything done before 11am, so that is my third, if ive got to do something like go to the Post Office or go to the bank, you do all of those things, you get in the house by 11, and then you are just kind of hunkering down until around 10pm, even, untilthe hunkering down until around 10pm, even, until the heat is gone, and then you can open up the house. You have got to get all the blinds down, the curtains closed, to create this cave effect. So, you really have to be on the ball, you cantjust kind of let the day run away with you. Youve got to be planning ahead. And speaking about the Air Conditioning, while not everybody has Air Conditioning installed in their houses, some people do and some people dont, but now we have a problem with the electricity prices that have gone up a lot in short periods of time. In spain we are playing 21 tax on our electric bill, so that is opposed to other European Countries where they are paying kind of reduced vat, like italy or greece, they pay six or 10 . So people are worried about putting the Air Conditioning on, and having a huge bill, that they cant pat having a huge bill, that they cant pay. Luckily it is not my case. I the Air Conditioning on as much as i want. And i mean, these days, yesterday, we reached 45. 6 degrees in granada. Cordoba was 46 the other day. So, it is more or less the same geography area, and i think today it is going to be even hotter. At nine oclock already the heat is kind of concentrated now. Oclock already the heat is kind of concentrated now. Thanks for talking to us. We concentrated now. Thanks for talking to us we hope concentrated now. Thanks for talking to us. We hope that concentrated now. Thanks for talking to us. We hope that you concentrated now. Thanks for talking to us. We hope that you are concentrated now. Thanks for talking to us. We hope that you are able concentrated now. Thanks for talking to us. We hope that you are able to i to us. We hope that you are able to stay as cool as possible. Makes you think, doesnt it. So much we hope for hot weather but this is the problem. Heres Sarah Keith lucas with a look at this mornings weather. You say cooler than average for the coming week, but actually once we hear and see what is going on in Mainland Europe we are pretty grateful. Mainland europe we are pretty crateful. ,. , grateful. Yes Indeed, good morning to ou. As grateful. Yes Indeed, good morning to you as we grateful. Yes Indeed, good morning to you. As we were grateful. Yes Indeed, good morning to you. As we were just grateful. Yes Indeed, good morning to you. As we were just saying, to you. As we were just saying, cooler than average, but this map shows where temperatures are hottest. You can see the red in spain. We could see temperatures near cordoba getting around 48 celsius, that could potentially be the highest temperature ever recorded in spain. Dangerous, extreme heat continuing, particularly across parts of spain through the weekend, gradually turning cooler through tomorrow and on into the week as well, so today probably the heat of their peak of their dangerous heatwave. For the uk it is a mixed weekend, some rain around as well as sunshine, we have an area of low pressure moving its way in from the west, quite a slow moving area of low pressure bringing more cloud across england and wales, a few spots of rain to wales through the morning, by the sudden and some of that rain just starting to push on the southern parts of Northern Ireland, perhaps into Northern England as well. Scotland is the day of sunshine and showers, most will tend to ease later on, we have this light patchy rain through the central slice of the uk but towards the far south most places staying dry and temperatures up to about 23 24 degrees, and the warmer spots typically high teens further north. Through this Evening And Tonight we will see some of that rain pushing up will see some of that rain pushing up across parts of Northern Ireland, Northern England into Southern Scotland by The End of the night as well. A few spots of rain wales but towards the South East, still quite humid overnight with temperatures here around 15 or so. It is turning cooler, single figures across parts of scotland overnight and it will be a similar Day Tomorrow, again fairly cloudy, a few outbreaks of Rain Courtesy of these Weather Fronts but they will be some drier and brighter weather and things are turning gradually cooler through the course of next week. Thanks sarah, we will speak soon. We will have the headlines for you at eight oclock. Now lets take a look at this weeks click. Hello and welcome to click. This week, we have a summer themed specialfor you although the Weather Isnt great, im hoping the rain is going to hold off. But what a summer of sport it has been. England may not have been able to bring it back home this year, but this Weekend Is the start of the premier League-season'>League Season, and clubs are gearing up to welcome the fans back to stadiums. But how these clubs discover talent could be about to change. Instead of sending scouts to identify young football stars, and then after a trial, picking the best ones, Artificial Intelligence is helping take on the job, as 0mar Mehtab has been finding out. Some of the worlds biggest football talents are cherry picked from a young age, as scouts scour the pitches to find the best of the best. Well, they missed me. I have been in love with the beautiful game all my life. Granted, i wasnt playing many League'>Sunday League matches however in order to get spotted, what if you dont need to anymore . There is a new app that has popped up, called aiscout, and it is all in the name. Artificial intelligence is being used to identify and analyse videos sent in by whoever, wherever. It can be at your local five a side, or evenjust in your back garden. And you dont have to be a pro. The way it works is you follow the instructions given on the app, using objects such as balls or cones as markers for the al to pick up. Once you complete an exercise, you upload it to the app for processing. Anything they do with the ball, with their body, gets tracked. All the movements then go into a system that has been built to identify what good Football Movement looks like, and that is referenced against benchmark data, academy data from clubs around the world. For players to be able to generate the same data without having to be on the right team or go to the right school or be in the right country. We can actually generate that data and get enough of an indication that someone can play football and they are worth a further look at. We dont replace the scouts, but we revolutionise their workflow. Now this app is in partnership with a few League'>Premier League football clubs, one of them being burnley, with over 12,000 aspiring football players across 125 different countries completing their virtual trials. So i also did their trial through the app. And it went. Uh. Come on man, get your nose on the ground. Shut up. Argh and soon after, the al was done processing my data. So how did i do . Some good, some bad. This is you. This is aiscouts data of omar. Nrs, whats nrs . Nrs is the national rating score, so thats all the combined physical trials you did. The top you can get is two. So players that have been generally found by burnley are around 1. 7, so pretty high. So how do i actually compare to others who have taken the trial . Should we take a look . Laughs. You can see the graph there at the bottom. There is a little bit of a difference. Ok, i wasnt the best, which is to be expected but even still, the apps trials seemed quite simplistic by League'>Premier League club standards. So what is an actual Clubs Trial like . And so i went to burnley to find out. This is something. A Boyhood Dream being lived. Doing a trialfor a big club. And, oh man i wasnt ready. I will feed a ball in to you, and all i would like you to do is run across the first defender, finish first time if you can. It is a lot different to the trials on the app. I am doing the things i would normally do, but its knowing i am being watched by people who have been doing this for absolutely years. Good, im going to give you a shooting one now. That includes running . Yeah, just going to extend you a little bit, 0mar. Argh it is not even a man, it is a mannequin, and i overthought beating the mannequin. The mental strength they need to have to be able to go through this and show what they can do, without overthinking it, without hesitating. Something i cant imagine. I can shoot better than that laughs. I can shoot so much better than that. Obviously a lot more difficult in person. I couldnt do it on a cold, wet Tuesday Afternoon in burnley. You remember the numbers, cant you . One, two, three, four. Are you sure . No. But then how confident are the club in actually identifying talent from the app . Therell always be people who will be sceptical of new methods, and we are trying to be ahead of the game. We understand the level, we understand it, were not going to get everybody at academy standard football. But if we can get one through, that one might be just the next one. And so as i said, it is really important for us that we keep our options open as far as we can when we are looking at recruitment of players. Thats number four. No, that. Thats number four. In The End, the best 28 players are selected from aiscouts trial run, and they play a game against each other with human scouts watching, to see if there is someone worth signing. There is some exceptional talent out here on display. 0ver there is reef, he has been recently called up by Sri Lanka after finding him on the app, soon to get his first international cap. And over there is bevan. Hes been given a second trial by burnley after being recommended by the ai. I just went to my local park and they told me what to do with the video, and i uploaded it, my dad filmed me, and after about a couple of hours it showed me my score. And because of the app i am now on my second trial with burnley. I probably would never had a trial with Burnley Or Anything to do with burnley, so i am here because of that basically. The Sports Science Team put through an Information Document on me, talked to the Sri Lanka national team because i could play for them. I then went to the under 19 trial, the Mens Coach came up to me and said can you come back next year and play for us . , so. The opportunities that have been opened for minority groups that maybe wouldnt get the opportunities to play football, wouldnt want to play football, have been ridiculous. After the year we have had, i think it is time for a bit of fun in The Sun. Ok, the weather may be a little bit changeable but you get the idea. So i have got my hands on a whole heap of gadgets that i am hoping are going to make me a little bit cooler. First up, this. The motus 0rbit plus. And yes, its like a smart hula hoop. The great thing about this as it doesnt drop like a regular hula hoop. You take out the pieces to make it the right size to fit you, and it will only land on your hips and you can keep going and going. You really do need to stop to see how many times it has gone round though, which does feel counter productive. But the weighted hula Hoop Concept itself was better than i expected, although im sure the novelty would wear off after not long. 0w, surely that is enough. It does feel like cardio after a while, but in the house i was quite nervous about it hitting anything around me or a small child. But out here with the space, it certainly feels like exercise. Im a bit hot after that but luckily at the moment there is a trend for neck fans. This is the yoshfan. It has a couple of different settings. You can choose how high you want the fan to go, or there are temperature sensors embedded in it so it can decide how much fanning youre likely to need. I thought it was going to get really caught up in my hair, actually. But amazingly, it doesnt seem to, although if i move my hair out of the way, obviously i could feel it blowing a bit more. Would i really wear this . Well, maybe if i was in a hot country it might feel quite nice. And i suppose it doesjust look like a pair of headphones around your neck. But still, the concept itself does feel a little over the top to me, although maybe i was just not born to be this cool. Rather conveniently, The Sun has just come out for my next item. I have shown you before on the Programme Audio sunglasses where you can listen to Music Or Talk on the phone via the glasses. This pair has a bit of difference, though. This prototype is called dusk and it is a pair of smart Transition Lens glasses so you can change the colour of the lenses according to what you are up to. Maybe youre reading, maybe youre driving, and maybe The Sunlight around you is changing. At the moment you can do it by a button on the side, but eventually theyre going to connect to an app and you will be able to do it on there. They just wont stay in the right position. But i guess they are just a prototype. If you wondered what this is, this is my cooler box. As you can see, it has speakers so i can connect that to my phone to play a little bit of music or maybe an old episode of click rights issues. Turn it on. I can now connect it to my my phones bluetooth and it is connected. Click theme plays. Recognise that . Finally, if you want to catch all of that Summer Fun on camera, here i have the latest take on the polaroid. I remember how much my dad loved his polaroid camera when i was a little girl. Now it is much, much smaller, rechargeable and, of course, it has a selfie mode. The brands latest release is the polaroid go. I cant do the pouting thing. Lets go for a smile. It can also do double exposure shots and has a timer. Now i just leave that there for a few minutes upside down. How did it go . Well, it looks like a polaroid oh, the nostalgia but the thing is we are so used to doing pictures on our phones now that if you got your eyes shut or its a bad picture you just take more. Each one of these you print is pretty expensive so you sort of want to get every picture right. Yep, over £1 per photo. And that is it for the short version of the programme. The full Length Show can be found on iplayer. The Click Team are about to take a break for a couple of weeks, we will leave you with some repeats but full service will be resumed in september. Until then, enjoy your summer. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and rogerjohnson. 0ur Headlines Today. A Candlelit Vigil for the victims of britains worst Mass Shooting for a decade. Three year old Sophie Martin and her Father Lee were among the five people killed in the attack. Now an investigation into why Jake Davisons Gun And Permit were returned to him just weeks before the attack after being confiscated by police. Crisis in afghanistan. Taliban fighters have edged closer to the capital targeting an area Twenty Five miles from kabul. Theyve waited 74 years to be play in the top flight and what a return it was for brentford. They Stun Arsenal as fans make their long awaited return with the premier League-season'>League Season now very much underway. And could this be the remains of a real Life Dragon . Good morning, its a variable Weekend Weather wise, low pressure from the west bringing rain for some of us but equally some sunshine on the cards as well. Ill have all the details later. Ill have all the details later. Its saturday the 14th of august. Our top story. Hundreds of people gathered at a Candlelit Vigil in Plymouth Last Night, to remember the five people killed in thursdays Mass Shooting. The youngest victim, Sophie Martyn, was just three years old. It comes as an investigation is launched by the Police Watchdog to understand why the gunman, Jake Davison, was allowed to take back his confiscated firearm and permit, weeks before the attack. Aru na iyengar reports. The youngest face of plymouths tragedy, Sophie Martin just three years old out for a walk with her father when they were shot dead by Jake Davison. A sad time for this part of the world but our community will show the rest of it how good we are. Last night people came together from surrounding areas to try to make sense of what happened. It could have been any of us. We regularly walk our dogs in the area, we go for runs in the area and it is tough to know what has happened has happened. It has now emerged that The Killer Jake Davison had his shotGun And Permit taken off him by police in december following an allegation of assault. These were returned to him last month. Then on thursday evening, six minutes of violence, the worst Mass Shooting in more than a decade. 0ur licensing laws on firearms are some of the strips just in the world. Handguns were completely banned after the Dunblane Tragedy. 0n the whole, the system appears to work but that does not mean they will have to look into this case. It highlights the issue about how the Police Monitor and investigate what is own Social Media. The sequence of events started at a house in Biddick Drive where Davison Shot Davison Shot and killed his mother. He then went onto the road killing three year old Sophie Martin and her Father Lee. The gunman then headed into a nearby park, shooting and injuring another Man And Woman, they are both being treated in hospital. In the park he killed 59 year old Stephen Washington before heading to henderson place, where he shot his fifth victim, 66 year old Kate Shepherd who later died in hospital. It was here the gunmen then shot himself and was declared dead at the scene. Police are looking at motives for the shooting. 0nline Jake Davison was involved in the incel or involuntary Celibates Subculture of people who resent their lack of a sexual partner. His Youtube Content mostly showed him lifting mostly showed him lifting weights in his home gym. In one message He Posted he spoke of feeling beaten down and defeated by life. We are the lucky ones. What those families and friends are going through for those lost ones, terrible. The candles here mark this communitys hope for the future. Iruna iyengar, Bbc News. Lets get the latest now from our Reporter Luxmy Gopal who is in keyham this morning. Iimagine i imagine that sense of utter disbelief is still very apparent. It absolutely is, roger, and to give you a sense of how raw it is, a few minutes ago our lady walking past who did not want to speak on camera told us she heard the gunshots on thursday as she was great driving through. She broke down in tears which gives you a sense of the Grief And Shock the communities going through. Last night Hundreds Of People gathered for a Candlelit Vigil to remember the victims who include a three year old girl and her father who were just out for a walk when they were gunned down by davison. Now the question turns to his Firearm Licence. The Police Watchdog said his Shotgun And License were returned to him last month after the row confiscated in december following an alleged assault three months earlier. The watchdog is investigating Devon And Cornwall to see how much they knew about davisons Mental Health. The police are being helped by officers from other forces and they are investigating 13 areas within the police cordoned. Meanwhile the community is going to continue to try to come to terms with what happened and there will be a Minutes Silence for the victims on Monday Morning. Minutes silence for the victims on monda morninu. , ~ ,. The taliban could be back in control of the afghan Capital Kabul within a month thats the warning from the us government this morning. A number of countries are scrambling to help diplomats and citizens leave as militants continue to make gains across the country. A number of countries are scrambling lets speak to our correspondent anbarasan ethirajan. We have seen the taliban make Progress And Edge towards kabul. Ih Progress And Edge towards kabul. In the last few minutes the taliban have moved towards capital even further. Heavy fighting is raging in a town about 40 can 40 kilometres South West of kabul. They are also fighting in the Province South of kabul which clearly shows the militants want to come as close as possible to the capital city. In the last few minutes they have lodged an attack in the northern City Close to the Board Border with uzbekistan. It is a trading town, one of the last major cities in the governments hands. If it falls it will be a huge blow for the government. All this fighting happened when us troops arrived In Kabul to help evacuate diplomatic staff and others. The evacuation is expected to go on for a few weeks so there are hundreds of them. Hours before they arrived, the us military carried out attacks on taliban positions south of the capital. Has positions south of the capital. As far as we know, the us and positions south of the capital. As faras we know, the us and uk far as we know, the us and Uk Military will be helping people come back home, where does this leave those who are living in afghanistan at the moment . We are reports of mass displacements. The at the moment . We are reports of mass displacements. Mass displacements. The videos osted on mass displacements. The videos posted on social mass displacements. The videos posted on social Media Mass displacements. The videos posted on Social Media show mass displacements. The videos posted on Social Media show hundreds of lorries taking people fleeing from areas towards kabul in safe locations. There is anger by their afghan population, yes those who worked with the foreigners will be helped out of the country but what about the ordinary citizens . There is a strong sense of Anger And Dismay and they feel let down by what has happened in the last ten b days because now the taliban Control Half of the 30 for provincial capitals and will be trying to control kabul in a few weeks time. Many afghans feel they have been left out and are worried about the future. , ~ ,. , left out and are worried about the future. , i. ,. Left out and are worried about the future. , ~ ,. , left out and are worried about the future. , i. ,. , i. Future. Thank you very much for your time with us 592 migrants reached the uk on thursday thats the highest ever figure for a single day. The Home Office says they arrived on 16 vessels and has called the numbers unacceptable. Last month the uk agreed to pay more than £54 million to increase the number of police patrolling french beaches. A large Search And Rescue operation is under way in northern turkey after Flash Floods along the Black Sea coast. At least 31 people have died and more than 1,700 residents have been forced from their homes. The floods have been triggered by torrential rain and have caused some buildings and bridges to collapse. Weve been reporting on extremely high temperatures in sicily this week and now spain could see its highest ever temperature later today. It comes as the us federal Weather Agency confirms july was the hottest month globally ever recorded. 0ur Correspondent Mark lowen is in sicily where a new temperature high of 48. 8 Degrees Celcius was set this week. Mark no sign of this extreme heat relenting for the moment . Indeed, roger, it seems like a real scorcher again today, it is almost like being in a sauna. Temperatures will be close to 14 much of italy, 17 cities are on red alert for a heatwave but the worst of the temperatures in southern europe could be in sicily. 43 expected in madrid, 425 in cordoba in the south of the country and the Spanish Government have banned Youth Summer Camps Today outside in the forest. 45 in cordoba. They banned the use of Agriculture Equipment during the day. There is also the risk of wildfires. The worst in Greece And Turkey early in the week but now in italy as well, in fact three french Firefighting Aircraft were redeployed from greece to here in italy as well. It comes after this us national oceanic administration said july was the hottest month on record since records began 142 years ago so it will be a sizzling august following that scorching july. Mark, Thank Ou following that scorching july. Mark, thank you very following that scorching july. Mark, thank you very much. Weve been hearing this morning about the conflict in afghanistan, and how clashes between advancing taliban militants and afghan troops have forced many thousands of people to flee their homes. One man who knows how this feels is dr waheed arian. He left afghanistan as a child to escape warfare and arrived in the uk as a refugee. Hes now an Nhs Doctor and founded a charity to support afghan medics. Yourfamily is In Kabul. What are you hearing from them . This your family is In Kabul. What are you hearing from them . Your family is In Kabul. What are you hearing from them . This is a humanitarian you hearing from them . This is a humanitarian disaster you hearing from them . This is a humanitarian disaster that you hearing from them . This is a humanitarian disaster that is humanitarian disaster that is unfolding so rapidly in front of verizon. My Family Members alan campbell and they are numb. Millions of other people are numb and traumatised. My Family Members are In Kabul. Thousands of people are In Kabul. Thousands of people are dead, we see the energies on mobile phone through the charity we are connected with. My Family Members are telling me about all the people who are suffering from the lack of basic living necessities. They are living in parks In Kabul. I will give you one example which broke me into tears, a woman losing a newborn baby because she could not produce milk. That is the tip of the iceberg on the ground. That is why urgent aid is needed on a humanitarian level and there is no contingency plan. There is no galvanise asian of that sort of effort to go there and provide support immediately. To galvanise that sort of effort. When people wake up, when you torture family about their everyday life and their friends, when they wake up what to do wake up to . When you talk to yourfamily. Do wake up to . When you talk to your family your family. The ad in shock at the moment. Your family. The ad in shock at the moment i your family. The ad in shock at the moment. I came your family. The ad in shock at the moment. I came to your family. The ad in shock at the moment. I came to the your family. The ad in shock at the moment. I came to the uk your family. The ad in shock at the moment. I came to the uk when i | your family. The ad in shock at the moment. I came to the uk when i was 15 with moment. I came to the uk when i was 15 with ptsd moment. I came to the uk when i was 15 with ptsd and i still carry those scars 15 with ptsd and i still carry those scars with 15 with ptsd and i still carry those scars with me. You have read my memoir scars with me. You have read my memoir which details myjourney. Memoir which details my journey. People memoir which details my journey. People are memoir which details myjourney. People are already scarred at various people are already scarred at various levels and this is another level. Various levels and this is another level, when they wake up they do not know what level, when they wake up they do not know what to expect. Know what to expect. Society has broken down know what to expect. Society has broken down in know what to expect. Society has broken down In Kabul, know what to expect. Society has broken down In Kabul, there know what to expect. Society has broken down In Kabul, there is i broken down In Kabul, there is nowhere to go and no regular living, going to work, no hospitals . That nowhere to go and no regular living, going to work, no hospitals . Going to work, no hospitals . That is still ongoing going to work, no hospitals . That is still ongoing because going to work, no hospitals . That is still ongoing because the going to work, no hospitals . That is still ongoing because the Situation L still ongoing because the situation is so rapidly unfolding, hospitals are functioning and going about but they do are functioning and going about but they do not know what to expect. This will they do not know what to expect. This will end in a civil war if the national this will end in a civil war if the national community does not intervene intervene. That is a street intervene intervene. That is a street by intervene intervene. That is a street by Street Fight amongst various street by Street Fight amongst various groups, i spent my early life in various groups, i spent my early life in that various groups, i spent my early life in that. People like myself had to live life in that. People like myself had to live underground in the 1990s to hide from to live underground in the 1990s to hide from the bombs. People have to make hide from the bombs. People have to make journeys to pakistan and iran to live make journeys to pakistan and iran to live in make journeys to pakistan and iran to live in Refugee Camps, i have firsthand to live in Refugee Camps, i have first Hand Experience of living in a refugee first Hand Experience of living in a Refugee Camp in pakistan and suffered Refugee Camp in pakistan and suffered from malaria and tuberculosis. People cannot expect to go tuberculosis. People cannot expect to go to tuberculosis. People cannot expect to go to pakistan and be safe. Yes of course to go to pakistan and be safe. Yes of course people will run away and we will of course people will run away and we will see of course people will run away and we will see refugees coming to our shores we will see refugees coming to our shores as we will see refugees coming to our shores as well so we need to show more shores as well so we need to show more compassion to those who will end up more compassion to those who will end up in more compassion to those who will end up in the future, especially the anti Refugee Stance that we have, the bill anti Refugee Stance that we have, the bill which needs to be scrapped and amended so we can provide compassion. I was showing compassion when i compassion. I was showing compassion when i came compassion. I was showing compassion when i came to the uk and although i came when i came to the uk and although i came with when i came to the uk and although i came with nothing except the scars of conflict, came with nothing except the scars of conflict, but that kindness allowed of conflict, but that kindness allowed me to become a doctor and i am serving allowed me to become a doctor and i am serving now on the front line. How am serving now on the front line. How do am serving now on the front line. How do people In Kabul feel after 20 how do people In Kabulfeel after 20 years without the taliban, the prospect of them coming back and the fact that the United States and other countries have effectively walked away . How do they feel about the way the west has behaved . Thea;r the way the west has behaved . They are absolutely the way the west has behaved . They are absolutely dismayed, the way of the people of afghanistan have been abandoned. 0f the people of afghanistan have been abandoned. Of course military is not the ultimate solution, there has to be a peaceful afghan process but we cannot be a peaceful afghan process but we cannot leave it to them to sort out at this cannot leave it to them to sort out at this acute Junction Stop where things at this acute Junction Stop where things moving the right way . Not at the moment things moving the right way . Not at the moment. Sorry, things moving the right way . Not at the moment. Sorry, before things moving the right way . Not at the moment. Sorry, before this the moment. Sorry, before this change in direction . It the moment. Sorry, before this change in direction . The moment. Sorry, before this change in direction . It was going on the Eace Change in direction . It was going on the Peace Process Change in direction . It was going on the Peace Process and change in direction . It was going on the Peace Process and that change in direction . It was going on the Peace Process and that is change in direction . It was going on the Peace Process and that is what i the Peace Process and that is what people the Peace Process and that is what people were hopeful for, people would people were hopeful for, people would gather together and make up the various groups, including the taliban, the various groups, including the taliban, to the various groups, including the taliban, to form a government which would taliban, to form a government which would be taliban, to form a government which would be inclusive and that is what we need would be inclusive and that is what we need ultimately. Is would be inclusive and that is what we need ultimately. We need ultimately. Is your Family Auoin to we need ultimately. Is your family going to remain we need ultimately. Is your family going to remain in we need ultimately. Is your family going to remain In Kabul . We need ultimately. Is your family going to remain In Kabul . They i we need ultimately. Is your familyj going to remain In Kabul . They do not have a going to remain In Kabul . They do not have a choice. Going to remain In Kabul . They do not have a choice. My going to remain In Kabul . They do not have a choice. My sisters, going to remain In Kabul . They do not have a choice. My sisters, you j not have a choice. My sisters, you have not have a choice. My sisters, you have read not have a choice. My sisters, you have read the book, each one of them has five have read the book, each one of them has five or have read the book, each one of them has five or six have read the book, each one of them has five or six children, where did they has five or six children, where did they go . Has five or six children, where did they go . I has five or six children, where did they go . I have spoken to my nieces on the they go . I have spoken to my nieces on the phone and they said the maximum on the phone and they said the maximum they have done is to get visas maximum they have done is to get visas to maximum they have done is to get visas to pakistan and even then whether visas to pakistan and even then whether they will be allowed to go or not whether they will be allowed to go or not is whether they will be allowed to go or not is impossible to tell now. There or not is impossible to tell now. There are or not is impossible to tell now. There are millions of other people like that there are millions of other people like that you dont not even have a pakistan like that you dont not even have a pakistan visa to go there hence the neighbouring countries need to support neighbouring countries need to support as well. Neighbouring countries need to support as well. There is concern about the borders support as well. There is concern about the borders being support as well. There is concern about the borders being closed i support as well. There is concern | about the borders being closed as well . , ,. , well . That is the first thing that needs to be well . That is the first thing that needs to be done well . That is the first thing that needs to be done by well . That is the first thing that needs to be done by the needs to be done by the international community. Of course i understand international community. Of course i understand with covid going and you cannot understand with covid going and you cannot have two mini refugees but the alternative is for them to die and we the alternative is for them to die and we cannot let them die so we need and we cannot let them die so we need to and we cannot let them die so we need to show them compassion and help them need to show them compassion and help them to find a safe and peaceful help them to find a safe and peaceful process. Do help them to find a safe and peaceful process. Help them to find a safe and peaceful process. Do you have confidence peaceful process. Do you have confidence the peaceful process. Do you have confidence the neighbouring i confidence the neighbouring countries will get involved, many of them are standing back at the moment, perhaps they see an opportunity . Moment, perhaps they see an opportunity . This is a fire which will spread opportunity . This is a fire which will spread to opportunity . This is a fire which will spread to neighbouring will spread to neighbouring countries, they cannot expect this tojust countries, they cannot expect this tojust remaining afghanistan. This will breed tojust remaining afghanistan. This will breed terrorism and go everywhere in the world and we do not need everywhere in the world and we do not need to everywhere in the world and we do not need to see this again. There was a not need to see this again. There was a transition towards peace and stability. Was a transition towards peace and stability, of course there were many other stability, of course there were many other problems with the government and the other problems with the government and the way things were being handled and the way things were being handled but we were still heading in some handled but we were still heading in some sort handled but we were still heading in some sort of direction but we are without some sort of direction but we are without direction at the moment and it is a without direction at the moment and it is a humanitarian disaster. We wish our it is a humanitarian disaster. Wish your family well and thank you for coming into talk to us. For coming into talk to us. Thank ou ve for coming into talk to us. Thank you very much for coming into talk to us. Thank you very much. Thank for coming into talk to us. Thank you very much. Thank you for coming into talk to us. Thank you very much. Thank you very l for coming into talk to us. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Heres Sarah Keith lucas with a look at this mornings weather. Thanks, good morning. A mixed bag of weather through the weekend, quite a lot of dry weather on the cards, this is this morning in brighton. Some sunshine there and some of us will continue to see the Sunshine Today and Tomorrow But Rain in the forecast for other places. We have an area of low pressure moving on from The Atlantic slowly pushing its way eastwards. It will bring increasing amounts of cloud across england and wales, a few spots across england and wales which will peter out. Light rain into Northern England. For scotland, a day of sunshine and showers, most of the showers in the north, they will easily later on. Some sunshine in the central belt but turning easy for northern island and Northern England. Some rain towards birmingham but towards cardiff and london, it should remain dry. In the drier and brighter weather in the South West, temperatures of 23 or 20 for degrees. The high teens further north. Through this evening and overnight we keep the cloud pushing rain into island and scotland. A little rain in the South West but towards the South East drying humid, 15 degrees overnight. Single figures for scotland. Tomorrow, the slow moving area of high pressure, quite a few different Weather Fronts on the map producing rain. Some heavy showers through northern and north east scotland. Some early rain for northern island and Southern Scotland which will fizzle away. A few more showers in the west of england and wales. The South East largely dry, 23 degrees, the temperatures in the north coming down. 15 degrees for stornoway. At cooling trend continues through sunday into monday. We join this praise from the North West so although it is very hot across europe, temperatures are below average here. I monday, a lot of dry weather, one or two showers but with the North West breeze, the best of the North West breeze, the best of The Sunshine towards the east and temperatures around 20 degrees on monday. If you have plans for the week ahead, the weather does not look too bad. High Pressure Building bringing dry and settled weather. 0ne bringing dry and settled weather. One or two showers dotted so not completely dry. Fairly light winds as well so some very usable weather if you have plans but temperatures remaining below average, still further south across europe, especially spain, extreme temperatures will continue for another few days. Temperatures will continue for another few days. Thank you very much. Last month it was announced that children aged 12 to 15 who are clinically vulnerable should be vaccinated against Covid 19. But four weeks on, some families in england say their children still havent had theirjab. Nhs england have said those who are eligible will get their offer before schools return in september. Katherine Da Costa reports. Where is the chicken . Thats right, you clever girl lovely, and what a lovely smile as well. Well done. 15 year old veronica enjoying an online Therapy Session at home in South West London during lockdown in february. Veronica has severe neurodisabilities. Last month, 12 to 15 year old children who are at high risk from covid like her were advised to have a vaccine, as well as those living with someone with a weakened Immune System. But nearly four weeks on, and with the start of a new School Term in sight, dozens of families like hers are still desperate for information about when they will get one. I think the urgency of the Vaccine Rollout for our children has been completely forgotten. And its not good enough. If something is announced onjuly 19, having to wait until The End of august for a vaccination, i mean, its too late. Immunity isnt going to have time to have kicked in, in a meaningful way. Doctors say they are still waiting for search guidelines to help them identify from Patient Records which children are eligible. I can understand that parents and children are anxious about this, because they want to ensure they get at least one vaccine before the School Year starts in a few weeks time in england. However, we do not yet have guidance on how they can be implemented, so doctors, that includes gps like myself, but also pediatric doctors, were still waiting on guidance from the nhs about how this will be implemented. But Nhs England say they have provided guidance on how to proceed. In a statement, they said Gp Led Vaccination Centres are already contacting children and their parents with thousands vaccinated in a matter of days following the necessary safety checks and training. Local services are on track to offer a vaccine to eligible 12 15 Year Olds by the start of the School Year as originally planned. Eligible children in the other Uk Nations are also being invited inforajab. The Nhs In Scotland said nearly a quarter of 12 15 Year Olds there had received a first dose. Katharine Da Costa, Bbc News. Lets speak to Alison Mercer from 0xfordshire, her 14 year old son tom has autism and is still yet to be offered a vaccine. Good morning, thank you for talking to us good morning, thank you for talking to us. ,. ,. , good morning, thank you for talking to us. ,. ,. ,. , good morning, thank you for talking to us how good morning, thank you for talking l to us. How frustrating to us. Good morning. How frustrating is this weight to us. Good morning. How frustrating is this weight for to us. Good morning. How frustrating is this weight for you . To us. Good morning. How frustrating is this weight for you . It to us. Good morning. How frustrating is this weight for you . It is is this weight for you . It is frustrating. Is this weight for you . It is frustrating. I is this weight for you . It is frustrating. I have is this weight for you . It is frustrating. I have been i is this weight for you . It is frustrating. I have been hanging by the telephone to hear that tom has been called in for his appointment, it is also been called in for his appointment, it is also worrying and frightening. We are it is also worrying and frightening. We are on it is also worrying and frightening. We are on the situation where the start we are on the situation where the start of we are on the situation where the start of term is two weeks away, i had been start of term is two weeks away, i had been hoping to have an appointment for him by next week. I have been appointment for him by next week. I have been in appointment for him by next week. I have been in touch with my gp surgery. Have been in touch with my gp surgery, they are really good and efficient surgery, they are really good and efficient. Sooner they get the go ahead they will call as an but they say go ahead they will call as an but they say they cannot proceed as yet. I they say they cannot proceed as yet. I have they say they cannot proceed as yet. I have an they say they cannot proceed as yet. I have an older daughter, she is 18 in october i have an older daughter, she is 18 in october and she was called in for heriab in october and she was called in for heriab last in october and she was called in for herjab last week. It isjust everyday herjab last week. It isjust everyday i am waiting for that Phone Call to everyday i am waiting for that Phone Call to say everyday i am waiting for that Phone Call to say you can bring him and now to call to say you can bring him and now to bring in for hisjob back. Nhs now to bring in for hisjob back. Nhs england have said local services are on track to offer a vaccine to 1215 are on track to offer a vaccine to 12 15 Year Olds before the start of the School Year, does that reassure you . It the School Year, does that reassure ou . ,. ,. ,. , the School Year, does that reassure ou . ,. ,. , the School Year, does that reassure ou . ,. ,. , the School Year, does that reassure ou . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , you . It is good to hear that a start has been made you . It is good to hear that a start has been made in you . It is good to hear that a start has been made in some you . It is good to hear that a start has been made in some areas. You . It is good to hear that a start has been made in some areas. I i you . It is good to hear that a start i has been made in some areas. I think i am has been made in some areas. I think i am just has been made in some areas. I think i am just waiting to get the call for tom i am just waiting to get the call for tom. The sooner the better, that is what for tom. The sooner the better, that is what we for tom. The sooner the better, that is what we want for him to be protected is what we want for him to be protected because potentially the consequences of him getting sick are so serious consequences of him getting sick are so serious so tom is on the Learning Disability so serious so tom is on the Learning Disability register, he is registered disabled. He was diagnosed as autistic by the nhs when diagnosed as autistic by the nhs when he diagnosed as autistic by the nhs when he was four. When he gets sick, it can when he was four. When he gets sick, it can be when he was four. When he gets sick, it can be really difficult for him to cope it can be really difficult for him to cope with, he can get really anxious to cope with, he can get really anxious and unfamiliar environments so a hospital would be very stressful for him. He could have behaviours stressful for him. He could have behaviours like hand biting, scratching himself and in a Hospital Environment if he were to get really purely, environment if he were to get really purely, the environment if he were to get really purely, the kind of treatment needed would purely, the kind of treatment needed would be purely, the kind of treatment needed would be very difficult for him. It is the would be very difficult for him. It is the stuff would be very difficult for him. It is the stuff of nightmares. I have literally is the stuff of nightmares. I have literally had nightmares about it so ust literally had nightmares about it so just really literally had nightmares about it so just really keen to hear he can go in and just really keen to hear he can go in and get just really keen to hear he can go in and get hisjab. | just really keen to hear he can go in and get his jab. In and get his ab. I am sure any arent in and get his jab. I am sure any Parent Listening in and get his jab. I am sure any Parent Listening will in and get his jab. I am sure any Parent Listening will try in and get his jab. I am sure any Parent Listening will try to in and get his jab. I am sure any. Parent listening will try to imagine but unable to unless they had in your position to understand how frightening it is or you. Just how difficult is the last 18 months been for you, you have spoken about how vulnerable tom ince, to protect and shield him and keep in safe . It has been difficult, shield him and keep in safe . It has been difficult, obviously shield him and keep in safe . It has been difficult, obviously we shield him and keep in safe . It has been difficult, obviously we had a lon been difficult, obviously we had a long period of Home Schooling when tom was long period of Home Schooling when tom was not able to go into school from tom was not able to go into school from spring, summer 2020. Tom was not able to go into school from spring, summer2020. He tom was not able to go into school from spring, summer 2020. He then began from spring, summer 2020. He then began to from spring, summer 2020. He then began to go from spring, summer 2020. He then began to go into school through last autumn began to go into school through last autumn so began to go into school through last autumn so really for tom it is a Balance Autumn so really for tom it is a balance of autumn so really for tom it is a balance of having his routine and a familiar balance of having his routine and a familiar environment and then having some familiar environment and then having some experiences that are new so doing some experiences that are new so doing Home School with me, i really struggled doing Home School with me, i really struggled with that and so did he, he really struggled with that and so did he, he really needs the Specialist Teaching he can get in school. He is starting teaching he can get in school. He is starting a teaching he can get in school. He is starting a special school in autumn, a different starting a special school in autumn, a different school, he had been in a specialist a different school, he had been in a Specialist Unit up until now. We have Specialist Unit up until now. We have had Specialist Unit up until now. We have had areas of Self Isolation like many have had areas of Self Isolation like many people, we know how difficult like many people, we know how difficult that is but for tom, being able to difficult that is but for tom, being able to go difficult that is but for tom, being able to go out and have walks in the open able to go out and have walks in the open air able to go out and have walks in the open air is able to go out and have walks in the open air is a able to go out and have walks in the open air is a really good thing to keep open air is a really good thing to keep him open air is a really good thing to keep him call so Self Isolation is really keep him call so Self Isolation is really difficult because that takes away the really difficult because that takes away the ability to do that. It has been away the ability to do that. It has been a away the ability to do that. It has been a difficult time for us and many been a difficult time for us and many people and it feels like The End many people and it feels like the and isnt many people and it feels like The End isnt sight, with being so close end isnt sight, with being so close we end isnt sight, with being so close, we are nearly there and we are just close, we are nearly there and we are just waiting for that call. The end are just waiting for that call. The end is are just waiting for that call. The end is in are just waiting for that call. The end is in sight. He understands about The End is in sight. He understands about covid, he is really careful about about covid, he is really careful about handwashing and so on following the rules so it will be reassuring for all the others once we know reassuring for all the others once we know he has that protection. We wish we know he has that protection. Wish you all we know he has that protection. Wish you all the best and we are very grateful for you taking the time to talk to us. I hope the jab comes soon and good luck with the new school as well. Stay with us, headlines coming up. Hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and Naga Munchetty. Lets go back to our main story. Thursdays Mass Shooting in plymouth which left five people dead was the worst incident of its kind in 11 years. Last night, Hundreds Of People gathered In The City to pay tribute to the victims. Lets remind ourselves of the timeline of events. The attack started at a house on biddock drive, where 22 year old Jake Davison shot and killed his mother. He then went out onto the road and fired again, killing three year old Sophie Martyn and her Father Lee. The gunman then headed to a nearby park, shooting and injuring another Man And Woman theyre both being treated in hospital. He then stayed In The Park and killed 59 year old Stephen Washington, before heading to henderson place, where he shot his fifth victim 66 year old Kate Shepherd. She later died in hospital. It was here that Jake Davison turned the gun on himself, and was declared dead at the scene. An investigation has now been launched into why davison had his Firearm And Licence confiscated and then returned, just weeks before the attack. We can speak now to the leader of plymouth city council, nick kelly. Thank you very much for talking to us. I know you have had much as everyone has in the area, a Lot Todayjust Everyone has in the area, a Lot Today just over the everyone has in the area, a Lot Todayjust over the last everyone has in the area, a Lot Today just over the last two everyone has in the area, a Lot Todayjust over the last two days. Where are you now in terms of where investigation or proposed investigation or proposed Investigation And Assessment of what happened, as this was able to happen . It happened, as this was able to ha en . , happened, as this was able to ha. En . , , i happened, as this was able to hauen . ,. , happen . It has been very devastating news. But happen . It has been very devastating News Ltut is happen . It has been very devastating news. But is really happen . It has been very devastating news. But is really down happen . It has been very devastating news. But is really down to happen . It has been very devastating news. But is really down to the news. But is really down to the police to look at the investigation with regard to the Firearms Licence that was given. We very much for wanting to support the local community and started healing process which really started yesterday with the candour with just to offer support for those who have been exposed or witnessed to really horrific events down here in plymouth. Horrific events down here in plymouth horrific events down here in pl mouth. , , plymouth. People will be deeply affected in the plymouth. People will be deeply affected in the area. Plymouth. People will be deeply affected in the area. What plymouth. People will be deeply i affected in the area. What support being given for those at the force of families of his victims . Of families of his victims . Victim Su Ort of families of his victims . Victim support are of families of his victims . Victim support are on of families of his victims . Victim support are on hand of families of his victims . Victim support are on hand to of families of his victims . Victim support are on hand to help of families of his victims . Victim support are on hand to help with J Support are on hand to help with those that have been traumatised. The local churches and schools have opened up and that was yesterday and i visited those, lots of community workers and third sector that are very much they to listen and help and assist with regards to what has been a devastating blow for plymouth. Been a devastating blow for plymouth been a devastating blow for pl mouth. ,. ,. , plymouth. What are people asking for at this moment plymouth. What are people asking for at this moment in plymouth. What are people asking for at this moment in time . Plymouth. What are people asking for at this moment in time . At plymouth. What are people asking for at this moment in time . At the at this moment in time . At the moment people at this moment in time . At the moment people are at this moment in time . At the moment people are a at this moment in time . At the moment people are a little at this moment in time . At the moment people are a little bit| moment people are a little bit reluctant to come outside their doors, still in a state of shock. Certainly the centre had a lot of Community Health workers but very few residents have come to speak at this point but The Ones i did speak tojust this point but The Ones i did speak to just really wanted to recount what happened, get things off their chest and a Hug And Reassurance that things will get better. Last night at the Candlelit Vigil there were a couple of hundred people, it was a very dignified get and i think again that was as symbolic of people coming together in the community to pay their respects to a Loved Ones that have been lost from this community and our city. I that have been lost from this community and our city. I know you have made community and our city. I know you have made clear community and our city. I know you have made clear that community and our city. I know you have made clear that you community and our city. I know you have made clear that you believe i community and our city. I know you have made clear that you believe it| have made clear that you believe it is now down to the police to examine what happened in terms of the firearm laws and the returning of the firearm to this man. What is your personal opinion . The firearm to this man. What is your personal opinion . Lets see what the investigation your personal opinion . Lets see what the investigation unearthsl your personal opinion . Lets see i what the investigation unearths and try and piece together exactly why the licence was suspended and techno in the first place and then white was deemed appropriate to give back. It could be a wider issue with regards to greater scrutiny of people that are given powers because last thing we want as a nation or a city is for anybody else to endure and go through the horrific actions and go through the horrific actions and loss of five innocent lives and to people have got serious injuries in hospital. My own view with regards to guns is i think why� d you need a gun in the first place . If there is a very legitimate reason i wouldnt want to take guns where everybody but i think gun crime in plymouth is unheard of, perhaps nationally more of an issue, so we just need to review it, look at the facts and the specific case and hopefully if tighter legislation is required that will be forthcoming. Thank you for your time. One of the key questions for investigators is what role Jake Davisons belief in Incel Culture played in his attack. Incels are members of misogynistic online groups of men who blame women for their sexual failings. They have been linked to a number of violent acts around the world. Questions have been raised over whether davison should have been on a Uk Government watch list. Were joined now by former chief prosecutor nazir afsal. Thank you for coming in. Should he have been our watchlist because absolutely, particularly given he had a Firearms Licence and gee absolutely, particularly given he had a Firearms Licence and we know it was taken had a Firearms Licence and we know it was taken of had a Firearms Licence and we know it was taken of him had a Firearms Licence and we know it was taken of him in had a Firearms Licence and we know it was taken of him in december i it was taken of him in december because it was taken of him in december because of it was taken of him in december because of some allegations and then return because of some allegations and then return to because of some allegations and then return to him. He is exactly kind of Person Return to him. He is exactly kind of person you return to him. He is exactly kind of person you would be keeping an eye on and person you would be keeping an eye on and the person you would be keeping an eye on and the authority should be keeping on and the authority should be keeping an eye on, and also we have now seen keeping an eye on, and also we have now seen his keeping an eye on, and also we have now seen his posts on various Social Media now seen his posts on various Social Media sites now seen his posts on various Social Media sites which paint a picture of Someone Media sites which paint a picture of someone that has a very low opinion or had someone that has a very low opinion or had a someone that has a very low opinion or had a very someone that has a very low opinion or had a very low opinion of women, seem or had a very low opinion of women, seem to or had a very low opinion of women, seem to have or had a very low opinion of women, seem to have a belief that he was entitled seem to have a belief that he was entitled to seem to have a belief that he was entitled to do whatever he wanted, with expectation women were a lesser being with expectation women were a lesser being that with expectation women were a lesser being. That kind of extreme misogyny of the being. That kind of extreme misogyny of the type being. That kind of extreme misogyny of the type we have seen here and in terms of the type we have seen here and in terms of of the type we have seen here and in terms of the of the type we have seen here and in terms of the in Cell Community generally terms of the in Cell Community generally is a threat to all women andm generally is a threat to all women and. ,. ,. , generally is a threat to all women and. , and. Incel. The point that was made, and. Incel. The point that was made. It and. Incel. The point that was made. It is and. Incel. The point that was made, it is not and. Incel. The point that was made, it is not treated and. Incel. The point that was made, it is not treated as and. Incel. The point that was made, it is not treated as a and. Incel. The point that was made, it is not treated as a hate i made, it is not treated as a hate crime. B. 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He blames women, commit these crimes. He blames women, it commit these crimes. He blames women, it was entirely him and the rest of women, it was entirely him and the rest of the women, it was entirely him and the rest of the community. Misogyny is not seen rest of the community. Misogyny is not seen as rest of the community. Misogyny is not seen as a hate crime commit the government not seen as a hate crime commit the government have begrudgingly accepted it would be referred to by police accepted it would be referred to by Police Forces from the Autumn But Recording Police Forces from the Autumn But Recording itjust tells Police Forces from the Autumn But Recording it just tells you the extent recording it just tells you the extent of extent. It doesnt have any response to how you deal with it. Any response to how you deal with it there any response to how you deal with it. There was a Cobra Meeting after 77, london it. There was a Cobra Meeting after 77, london bridge, West Dutchman Westminster bridge. There was no cobra westminster bridge. There was no Cobra Meeting yesterday. It all shows Cobra Meeting yesterday. It all shows how they are not taking it seriously shows how they are not taking it seriously. We have to think about how we seriously. We have to think about how we deal with these men and there are always how we deal with these men and there are always men. Authorising online, however are always men. Authorising online, however being radicalised, who is doing however being radicalised, who is doing radicalisation, if you treat it as doing radicalisation, if you treat it as terrorism, you have other options it as terrorism, you have other options open to you in terms of intelligence gathering, being able to for intelligence gathering, being able to for disseminating materials, holding to for disseminating materials, holding them to account if they are conspiring holding them to account if they are conspiring with each other, so there are other conspiring with each other, so there are other potential offences each other are other potential offences each other if are other potential offences each other if you treat as terrorism but as we other if you treat as terrorism but as we currently know that is not what as we currently know that is not what the as we currently know that is not what the Government Intention is. We were what the Government Intention is. Were hearing what the Government Intention is. Were hearing from councillor Mick Kelly there and i asked him his personal view on what was happening. There is the debate in the country when it comes to gun laws, its focus on the proceedings and the sequence of events that happened with this man, what do we know . You of events that happened with this man, what do we know . Man, what do we know . You are entitled to man, what do we know . You are entitled to a man, what do we know . You are entitled to a gun man, what do we know . You are entitled to a Gun Licence man, what do we know . You are entitled to a Gun Licence for man, what do we know . You are| entitled to a Gun Licence for work, sport. Entitled to a Gun Licence for work, sport. I entitled to a Gun Licence for work, sport, i dont understand how this 22yearold sport, i dont understand how this 22 year old man managed to get a Gun Licence 22 year old man managed to get a Gun Licence. December last year we learned licence. December last year we learned allegations of assault were made learned allegations of assault were made against him and his shotgun. And about made against him and his shotgun. And about a made against him and his shotgun. And about a month ago it was returned and about a month ago it was returned to him and one has to ask the question what due diligence was done the question what due diligence was done but the question what due diligence was done. �. , � ,. ,. , done. But i dont understand it was in a ear done. But i dont understand it was in a year ago done. But i dont understand it was in a year ago someones done. But i dont understand it was in a year ago someones gun done. But i dont understand it was| in a year ago someones Gun Licence and the licence had been revoked and the Gun Licence was obtained and taken away, within a year it is given back. I dont know the vote in terms of the timeline, how long it should be, a year sounds like a really short amount of time to me and i think most people will think similarly that one minute you werent considered safe for the gun and less than 12 months later you are. , and less than 12 months later you are. 1 1 ,. , and less than 12 months later you are. I, if. , and less than 12 months later you are. iir. , , are. 10096. I am sure most people would agree are. 10096. I am sure most people would agree with are. 10096. I am sure most people would agree with you. Are. 10096. I am sure most people would agree with you. It are. 10096. I am sure most people would agree with you. It is are. 10096. I am sure most people would agree with you. It is not are. 10096. I am sure most people| would agree with you. It is notjust about would agree with you. It is notjust about the would agree with you. It is notjust about the fact that the gun was returned about the fact that the gun was returned and his licence was restored, returned and his licence was restored, in the interim they were all the restored, in the interim they were all the Social Media posts talking about all the Social Media posts talking about the violence he believed in or felt that about the violence he believed in or felt that was necessary for how he felt that was necessary for how he felt about felt that was necessary for how he felt about women, none of it seems to have felt about women, none of it seems to have been taken into account. What to have been taken into account. What we to have been taken into account. What we learned as the police have referred what we learned as the police have referred themselves to the independent Officer Contact and investigate this aspect of it. Do the investigate this aspect of it. They have investigate this aspect of it. Drr they have the resources to investigate that . What is the process . Who looks at someone who is going licence is being revoked . Loco force. Do going licence is being revoked . Loco force do they going licence is being revoked . Loco force. Do they have going licence is being revoked . Loco force. Do they have the going licence is being revoked . Loco force. Do they have the resources . I force. Do they have the resources . They should force. Do they have the resources . They should have force. Do they have the resources . They should have but force. Do they have the resources . They should have but the force. Do they have the resources . They should have but the bigotry i force. Do they have the resources . They should have but the Bigotry Isj they should have but the bigotry is policing they should have but the bigotry is policing itself has been big issue policing itself has been big issue we policing itself has been big issue. We have lost 10,000 police authors, issue. We have lost 10,000 police authors, their being placed to some extent authors, their being placed to some extent but authors, their being placed to some extent but to be having pasty . No they dont extent but to be having pasty . No they dont and that might mean the due Diligence And Level of attention they need due Diligence And Level of attention they need to put into this kind of thing they need to put into this kind of Thing Isnt they need to put into this kind of Thing Isnt being. It is they need to put into this kind of Thing Isnt being. They need to put into this kind of Thing Isnt being. It is very easy to turn the Thing Isnt being. It is very easy to turn the blame Thing Isnt being. It is very easy to turn the blame on Thing Isnt being. It is very easy to turn the blame on the Thing Isnt being. It is very easy to turn the blame on the police i Thing Isnt being. It is very easy i to turn the blame on the police but there is police and then the system and the resources. And the resources. Absolutely. If they dont and the resources. Absolutely. If they dont have and the resources. Absolutely. If they dont have the and the resources. Absolutely. If they dont have the resources i and the resources. Absolutely. If| they dont have the resources and and the resources. Absolutely. If i they dont have the resources and it is not they dont have the resources and it is not prioritised and Extremist Misogyny is not prioritised and Extremist Misogyny is not prioritised, it is not being misogyny is not prioritised, it is not being given the attention it deserves not being given the attention it deserves. A, , � not being given the attention it deserves. , �. ,. , deserves. Maybe they werent aware ofthe deserves. Maybe they werent aware of the social deserves. Maybe they werent aware of the Social Media deserves. Maybe they werent aware of the Social Media posts deserves. Maybe they werent aware of the Social Media posts that deserves. Maybe they werent aware of the Social Media posts that we of the Social Media posts that we are now seeing . That of the Social Media posts that we are now seeing . Of the Social Media posts that we are now seeing . That must be the case. I are now seeing . That must be the case i would are now seeing . That must be the case. I would hope are now seeing . That must be the case. I would hope that are now seeing . That must be the case. I would hope that is are now seeing . That must be the case. I would hope that is the are now seeing . That must be the. Case. I would hope that is the case. If case. I would hope that is the case. If they case. I would hope that is the case. If they were case. I would hope that is the case. If they were aware there are even more if they were aware there are even more questions to be asked. Maybe this is my ignorance, more questions to be asked. Maybe this is my ignorance, the more questions to be asked. Maybe this is my ignorance, the chief this is my ignorance, the chief constable of Devon And Cornwall police said he had a Pump Action Shotgun. What legitimate use is there for a Pump Action Shotgun . I can think of one. A gamekeeper. There for a Pump Action Shotgun . I i can think of one. A gamekeeper has a Shot Un can think of one. A gamekeeper has a shotgun with can think of one. A gamekeeper has a shotgun with two can think of one. A gamekeeper has a shotgun with two barrels can think of one. A gamekeeper has a shotgun with two barrels in can think of one. A gamekeeper has a shotgun with two barrels in it can think of one. A gamekeeper has a shotgun with two barrels in it for shotgun with two barrels in it for whatever purpose. Shotgun with two barrels in it for whatever purpose. Shotgun with two barrels in it for whatever purpose. There are good reasons why whatever purpose. There are good reasons why people whatever purpose. There are good reasons why people have whatever purpose. There are good reasons why people have them reasons why people have them particularly in rural areas for sport particularly in rural areas for sport etc, particularly in rural areas for sport etc, but i cant imagine, i can think sport etc, but i cant imagine, i can think of sport etc, but i cant imagine, i can think of what the reason would be for can think of what the reason would be for him can think of what the reason would be for him firstly having it and having be for him firstly having it and having it be for him firstly having it and having it restored to him knowing what having it restored to him knowing what hes having it restored to him knowing what hes capable of doing what he has been what hes capable of doing what he has been saying particularly online. In has been saying particularly online. In these has been saying particularly online. In these online videos, and there is an issue of interpretation, but he was talking about was horrific and the ideology he was following or tapping into was horrific. There is also the issue of when he has been spoken of being beaten down and defeated by life. I am assuming at some point he was in a system with social services. Some point he was in a system with socialservices. Is some point he was in a system with social services. Is the correlation between all these bodies as institutions, are the links strong enough . Institutions, are the links strong enou~h . ~ institutions, are the links strong enou~h . , ~. , institutions, are the links strong enou~h . ,. ,. , enough . No. We learn from every Case Review in relation enough . No. We learn from every Case Review in relation to enough . No. We learn from every Case Review in relation to anything enough . No. We learn from every Case Review in relation to anything of review in relation to anything of this nature that The One thing that fails is this nature that The One thing that fails is Information Sharing. A body might fails is Information Sharing. A body might be fails is Information Sharing. A body might be aware, we might understand his mother might be aware, we might understand his mother tried to repair him for some his mother tried to repair him for some assistance and support, was that relate some assistance and support, was that relate to the police, was it relate that relate to the police, was it relate to that relate to the police, was it relate to those who are responsible for the relate to those who are responsible for the gun relate to those who are responsible for the Gun Licence, i imagine not. When for the Gun Licence, i imagine not. When you for the Gun Licence, i imagine not. When you have got this failure of Information Sharing and multi agency working. Information sharing and multi agency working, this is what happens. This is devastating. Working, this is what happens. Try 3 is devastating, this tragedy is heartbreaking and devastating, a three year old girl and people, families, daughters, brothers, sons, mothers have been killed. Viewers are watching this programme who are listening to this conversation and will be very concerned about things slipping through the net. Is there any reassurance you can offer at this moment in time . Any reassurance you can offer at this moment in time . Because there are some wellmeaning this moment in time . Because there are some wellmeaning people this moment in time . Because there | are some wellmeaning people here. Are some well meaning people here. The police are some well meaning people here. The police are determined to crack down the police are determined to crack down on the police are determined to crack down on misogyny. They need the tools down on misogyny. They need the tools to down on misogyny. They need the tools to do down on misogyny. They need the tools to do so and resources. We have tools to do so and resources. We have got tools to do so and resources. We have got to tools to do so and resources. We have got to recognise we have responsibilities, not about this individual but very often were aware of when individual but very often were aware of when someone is saying or doing something of when someone is saying or doing something and what you do with that information, do you share it with the authorities or not . If you dont you hear the authorities or not . If you dont you bear some response ability, not all of you bear some response ability, not all of it. You bear some response ability, not all of it, that. The man who commits these all of it, that. The man who commits these terrible acts but somebody somewhere might have been aware of something. Somewhere might have been aware of something, did they do anything about something, did they do anything about that . My sense is we are a nation about that . My sense is we are a nation of about that . My sense is we are a nation of good neighbours and people to share nation of good neighbours and people to share information, people want to look out to share information, people want to look out for to share information, people want to look out for each other and they want look out for each other and they want to look out for each other and they want to protect each other. I strongly want to protect each other. I strongly believe we have come together strongly believe we have come together as communities, so it is so important together as communities, so it is so important to together as communities, so it is so important to recognise that this is a rare important to recognise that this is a rare occurrence and we havent had a rare occurrence and we havent had a shooting a rare occurrence and we havent had a Shooting Murder for ten years and in america a Shooting Murder for ten years and in america about 420 this year. We are in in america about 420 this year. We are in a in america about 420 this year. We are in a better place than they are but that are in a better place than they are but that is are in a better place than they are but that is not to say i am afraid when but that is not to say i am afraid when you but that is not to say i am afraid when you look at the figures there are 10,000 people like him apparently in the Incel Community in this country apparently in the Incel Community in this country and how many of them, are a this country and how many of them, are a threat . This country and how many of them, are a threat . We have to recognise we have are a threat . We have to recognise we have responsibilities to identify them, we have responsibilities to identify them, share the information. Social media companies . Them, share the information. Social media companies . Within them, share the information. Social media companies . Within hours them, share the information. Sociall media companies . Within hours they took down his media companies . Within hours they took down his videos, media companies . Within hours they took down his videos, why media companies . Within hours they took down his videos, why didnt took down his videos, why didnt they do took down his videos, why didnt they do that before. They have to wait for they do that before. They have to wait for a they do that before. They have to wait for a terrible tragedy before they do wait for a terrible tragedy before they do so . They should be much more proactive they do so . They should be much more proactive because of it is not a figure proactive because of it is not a figure of proactive because of it is not a figure of speech issue, it is protection of human rights. Thank ou for protection of human rights. Thank you for coming protection of human rights. Thank you for coming in protection of human rights. Thank you for coming in and protection of human rights. Thank you for coming in and talking protection of human rights. Thank you for coming in and talking to i protection of human rights. Thank. You for coming in and talking to us. Lets catch up on the sport this morning. Gavin is with us. The english League'>Premier League back with A Bang Last Night and a winning return for brentford. What a start for brentford in the League'>Premier League they hadnt played in the top flight since 1947, but they stunned arsenal in the Opening Game of the new season. First sergi canos drove his shot low past bernd leno to open the scoring, and things only got worse for the gunners. Some terrible defending in the second half allowed christian norgaard to head home from a long throw. The game finished 2 0 to the newly promoted side as arsenal struggled without some of their big stars. I think we top performed but there must be a level above top performing, what the fans did and the fans were absolutely amazing. That was more than a ten out of ten performance in terms of the atmosphere, the constant singing, constant backing throughout the game, amazing. Seven more Games Today with liverpool, Leicester And Chelsea all in action. The lunchtime game is at Old Trafford, where around 75,000 are expected to watching the Cross Pennine Rivalry between Manchester United and leeds. Leeds will be looking to build on their ninth placed finish on their return to the top flight last season, whilst ole gunnar solskjaer� s united are aiming to mount a title challenge, afterfailing to keep pace with Rivals Man City last time out. All the build up can be found on the bbc sport website. England will be looking Tojoe Root later at lords. They have work to do this morning 245 runs behind india, in the second test. India were bowled out for 364 on day two, pegged back in large part thanks to James Anderson with five wickets. Another stellar showing from him. Englands batting started terribly, losing two wickets in two balls with haseeb hameed out first ball for nought on his return to the side. Once again the hosts turned to Captainjoe Root to steady the ship as england finished the day on 119 3. And finally. American swimmer Caleb Dressel is absolutely motivated by winning gold medals, but sometimes all the motivation you need is your favourite toy. This is dressel, who took home five golds in tokyo for the usa, enjoying a bit of quality time with his labrador called jane. The start off the blocks is impressive, clearly been watching the Olympics. And Stamina And Technique you have to admire as well you could definitely define that as Doggy Paddle. You could definitely define that as Doggy Paddle you could definitely define that as do addle. ~. ,. ,. ,. , � , Doggy Paddle. What does that Dogs Name . Jane Doggy Paddle. What does that Dogs Name . Jane. That Doggy Paddle. What does that Dogs Name . Jane. That is Doggy Paddle. 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Is that one from this morning, that picture . It is that one from this morning, that icture . , ,. Picture . It is. This is the picture in Highland Picture . It is. This is the picture in highland at picture . It is. This is the picture in highland at the picture . It is. This is the picture in highland at the moment, picture . It is. This is the picture| in highland at the moment, blue picture . It is. This is the picture in highland at the moment, blue sky around but also some of these cumulus clouds. Some of them producing some heavy showers across scotland. We continue with that theme of sunshine and showers. Across the uk and through the Weekend It will be a mixed bag of weather. A lot of dry weather, some sunshine through the weekend but also rain for some of us. That is because we have an area of low pressure moving from the west. Quite a slow moving area of low pressure, not particularly active but it will spill more cloud in a crossing and dumped wales through the day. Already a few splashes of rain across parts of wales and let patchy rain is ignored. For scotland and showers but the showers tending to ease this afternoon. More dry and bright weather through the central cloud. For Northern Ireland and northern end of the cloud turning things hazy with the arrival of some rain later on. Further south much of southern England And East anglia stays dry with temperatures up to about 23 or 24. Typically the high teens further north. This evening we will see some rain pushing across parts of Northern Ireland and Northern England and Southern Scotland by The End of the night. Showers for a time easing across the north of scotland but more of them returning through the early hours of sunday. Furthersouth returning through the early hours of sunday. Further South And East you should stay dry with temperatures still quite humid overnight. 15 in london but glasgow and edinburgh down to around eight or nine. Tomorrow dominated by the fact we have a couple of areas of low pressure, this one and also one moving in from the north. Some heavy showers and blustery conditions for the northern isles and parts of highland scotland. Early rain for Northern Ireland and Southern Scotland easing to the south through the day. More sunshine working italy North West. A few spots of rain for wales and western parts of england. Further east you should be another dry day. Around 23 or 24 for the warmest spots. Kings are starting to turn a bit cooler. From the north and North West through sunday and Cooler Air starting to work in across the uk. Temperatures are a little below average. It is very hot further south across europe particularly in spain. By monday a lot of dry weather and one or two showers but quite a bit of Crab Streaming and on the North Westerly breeze. The best sunshine towards the east and temperatures 15 20 on monday. If you have plans we have mostly high pressure in charge, a lot of dry weather, some sunny spells here and there but temperatures are not great for the time of year. Latte temperatures are not great for the time of year earlier this year, we brought you the story of Jack Berry a 14 year old boy with autism whose paintings of Military Aircraft were made into a book for charity. Since covid restrictions were eased, jack and his family have been travelling to see some of the people and planes that inspired his artwork. John maguire was there. Hello, jack lovely to see you. Oh, thats for me . Thank you very much Indeed. This is the moment two friends, although generations apart in age, met in person for the very first time. We have been waiting for this day, havent we . Really have. Personally, i thought wed missed each other all our lives. John meller is a veteran of the second world war. He served in the raf as a crewman on Board Lancaster bombers. And Jack Berry, who is autistic and non verbal, is a keen artist. He has turned some of his paintings of aircraft into a book, raising money for military charities. Jack has been touring around aviation museums to meet some of the people who help with his book, and one of those who inspired him isjohn. Jacks book, as i say, it shows how artistic he is. His drawings are absolutely perfect. I have got one of his books, i look at it basically every day. He is a real artist, No Doubt about that. They have connected via their computers, but this is a chance for the two to meet Face To face and to exchange gifts. This model of the lancaster was made byjohn during the war. Forjack, this is a chance to meet one of his heroes. Obviouslyjack loves history, so it has been an opportunity for him to actually learn something from john, notjust by Social Media or zoom, but actually Face To face, and the fact that he has given that lancaster and how he has made it will probably mean quite a lot to jack, and he will probably take it into school and tell the other children about it, so it has been really good. Resplendent in his specially made uniform, todayjack is at the international Bomber Command Centre in lincoln. He and john are here for a special service, and to commemorate the 85th Anniversary of bomber command. Other veterans and their families are here to reflect, and to remember. It means quite a lot, because it lets you see that people still appreciate it, what we went through, of all ages. From youngsters to the very old. Got to be in the war and make friends like i did, youd look across at the tables where we used to meet them, because you made friends with them, and to fly and come back and then realise they wouldnt come back ever. A dakota from the battle of Britain Memorial Flight draws overhead through Blue Skies. And in the gift shop, they spot a copy of jacks book. Flying high in The Sunlit silence. His painting has helped him immensely, especially through coping with lockdowns. And the historical Military Aircraft Community has rallied around to help him, so now jack is determined to thank them for taking him under their wings. Doesnt he look fantastic in the special uniform . We will go from the young and learning history and going back even further now. Way, Way Back to 150 Million years ago. Have a look at this image. Now youre probably thinking this is taken from a Fairy Tale or fantasy novel, but this actually an artists impression of a creature that really existed in thejurassic period. Its remains havejust been discovered by scientists in australia who say its the closest thing we have to a real Life Dragon. They say the flying reptile would have had a 23 Foot Wingspan and a spear like mouth filled with sharp teeth. I guess it didnt breathe fire. Lets speak to palaeontologist Dr David hone from Queen Mary University of london, who can tell us more. Good morning to you. I am mega excited about the idea of a Dragon Online but i have been having a debate with avram this morning, what is the definition of a dragon . Thea;t is the definition of a dragon . They are mythological is the definition of a dragon . Tue are mythological animals and is the definition of a dragon . Tieg are mythological animals and so dont exist of course, but pterosaur is i think will form something that could be pretty close to most peoples imagination of a dragon. The biggest of these have a ten Metre Wingspan and draw reptiles and they were flying, close to what you see in most fantasy shows or books. Is it similarto see in most fantasy shows or books. Is it similar to things that have been discovered before . You mentioned it as it pterosaur so it fits into a family. Mentioned it as it pterosaur so it fits into a family. They are extinct fl in fits into a family. They are extinct flying reptiles fits into a family. They are extinct flying reptiles that fits into a family. They are extinct flying reptiles that lived fits into a family. They are extinct| flying reptiles that lived alongside the dinosaurs, lots of people flying dinosaurs but they are just relatives of them. We know about 150 orso relatives of them. We know about 150 or so species from around the world, on every continent including antarctica. This new animal is from a group called bonus of kurds and they are found again and we have quite a few in the uk. Quite a few in the uk. Lets put this into terrifying quite a few in the uk. Lets put this into terrifying perspective. J quite a few in the uk. Lets put this into terrifying perspective. We will be very grateful we are 150 Million years on. But with the cry . 40 sharp teeth in a skull that was more than a metre long . Thea;t 40 sharp teeth in a skull that was more than a metre long . They have hue more than a metre long . They have huge heads more than a metre long . They have huge heads and more than a metre long . They have huge heads and relatively more than a metre long . They have huge heads and relatively small huge heads and relatively small bodies. In animals the head was about as big as the body and the neck was similar like, so about a metre of head and lots of teeth and the longest of which would have been four or five centimetres long, a metre of neck and than a metre of body and then three and a half metres of wing either side. Lathlhat metres of wing either side. What would it have metres of wing either side. What would it have been metres of wing either side. What would it have been hunting and in the whole hierarchy of the land where would it have stood or flown . Not on land very much. They are very good analogues for things like modern goals and Albatross And Frigate birds, so real transoceanic animals spending time out to sea and the long drawerfull of animals spending time out to sea and the long drawer full of long sharp teeth is out to catch fish and refined specimens with fish inside them, specimens and Site Fish were sharks with sharp teeth broken off in them, so definitely hanging around the ocean. Latte in them, so definitely hanging around the ocean. In them, so definitely hanging around the ocean. ~. , �. , around the ocean. We havent got the icture at around the ocean. We havent got the picture at the around the ocean. We havent got the picture at the moment around the ocean. We havent got the picture at the moment but around the ocean. We havent got the picture at the moment but if around the ocean. We havent got the picture at the moment but if it around the ocean. We havent got the picture at the moment but if it was i picture at the moment but if it was actually, you spent a lot of time over water, lets have a look. Has it got feathers . It doesnt seem to. How did it float or keep dry if its not on water. That how did it float or keep dry if its not on water. Not on water. At least a lot of pterosaur not on water. At least a lot of pterosaur is not on water. At least a lot of pterosaur is at not on water. At least a lot of pterosaur is at feathers not on water. At least a lot of pterosaur is at feathers like i not on water. At least a lot of i pterosaur is at feathers like the not on water. At least a lot of pterosaur is at feathers like the so they would have looked fluffy or downy, we dont know for this group as a whole because we just dont have the right fossils for that. It is very likely they had. Personally i think they probably werent spending a lot of time on the surface, did some work a couple of years ago and we suggested that they had a risk of drowning if they sat on the surface for too long because the float with very odd posture but they were probably either sticking their heads into the water from the surface, they might have been able to dive a little bit but i suspect mostly what they were doing is flying along and grabbing stuff close to the surface. Flying along and grabbing stuff close to the surface. Buffy and downey makes close to the surface. Buffy and downey makes it close to the surface. Buffy and downey makes it almost close to the surface. Buffy and | downey makes it almost sound close to the surface. Buffy and downey makes it almost sound cute. The little ones were very sweet, of only 60 or 70 centimetres, and fluffy. Only 60 or 70 centimetres, and flu. ,. , only 60 or 70 centimetres, and flu. , , only 60 or 70 centimetres, and flu ,. , fluffy. Second stupid question of this interview, fluffy. Second stupid question of this interview, they fluffy. Second stupid question of this interview, they had fluffy. Second stupid question of this interview, they had eggs, i fluffy. Second stupid question of. This interview, they had eggs, they are not mammals, are they . Ida. This interview, they had eggs, they are not mammals, are they . No. Not all retiles are not mammals, are they . No. Not all reptiles like are not mammals, are they . No. Not all reptiles like eggs, are not mammals, are they . No. Not all reptiles like eggs, some are not mammals, are they . No. Not all reptiles like eggs, some do are not mammals, are they . No. Not all reptiles like eggs, some do give i all reptiles like eggs, some do give birth to live young, but soon the case of pterosaurs there are a handful of rare eggs because they are thin shells so much more like the eggs of modern turtles. Hagar are thin shells so much more like the eggs of modern turtles. How big . The laruest the eggs of modern turtles. How big . The largest eggs the eggs of modern turtles. How big . The largest eggs we the eggs of modern turtles. How big . The largest eggs we have the eggs of modern turtles. How big . The largest eggs we have got the eggs of modern turtles. How big . The largest eggs we have got are the largest eggs we have got are about the size of a Hens Egg but fairly modest side pterosaurs. The biggest had wingspan of over ten metres and probably about 350 kilos. I suspect there eggs would have been quite a bit larger. Haste i suspect there eggs would have been quite a bit larger quite a bit larger. Have you not watch jurassic quite a bit larger. Have you not watch jurassic park . quite a bit larger. Have you not watch jurassic park . how quite a bit larger. Have you not. Watch jurassic park . how exciting watchjurassic park . how exciting is this as a discovery . It is watch jurassic park . how exciting is this as a discovery . Is this as a discovery . It is a really cool is this as a discovery . It is a really cool animal. Is this as a discovery . It is a really cool animal. Not is this as a discovery . It is a really cool animal. Not a is this as a discovery . It is a really cool animal. Not a massive amount of the fossil unfortunately, but australia in the last few years is starting to produce more and more animals both dinosaurs and pterosaurs. There is a hell of a lot more to come from there in the coming decades. Every extra bit we get right now is really setting the scene and this is only the third pterosaur that has been described from australia so there will be a lot more coming and that is really cool and it is hard not to be excited by a new pterosaur with a seven Metre Wingspan. Latte excited by a new pterosaur with a seven Metre Wingspan. Seven Metre Wingspan. We are excited. Thank seven Metre Wingspan. We are excited. Thank you. Headlines coming up. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and rogerjohnson. Our Headlines Today. A Candlelit Vigil for the victims of britains worst Mass Shooting for a decade. Three year old Sophie Martyn and her Father Lee were among the five people killed in the attack. Now an investigation into why Jake Davisons Gun And Permit were returned to him just weeks before the attack after being confiscated by police. Crisis in afghanistan. Taliban fighters have edged closer to the capital targeting an area 25 miles from kabul. They� ve waited 74 years to play in the top flight again and what a return it was for brentford. They Stun Arsenal as fans make their long awaited return with the premier League-season'>League Season now very much underway. And legendary performer tony bennett retires from the stage at 95. Good morning, its a variable weekend, we have low pressure moving on from the west bringing rain but increasing sunshine on the cards as well. All the details later. Its saturday the 14th of august. Our top story. Hundreds of people gathered at a Candlelit Vigil in Plymouth Last Night, to remember the five people killed in thursdays Mass Shooting. The youngest victim, Sophie Martyn, was just three years old. It comes as an investigation is launched by the Police Watchdog to understand why the gunman, Jake Davison, was allowed to take back his confiscated firearm and permit, weeks before the attack. Aru na iyengar reports. The youngest face of plymouths tragedy, Sophie Martin just three years old out for a walk with her Dad Lee when they were shot dead by Jake Davison. A sad time for this part of the world but our community will show the rest of it how good we are. Last night people came together from keyham and surrounding areas to try to make sense of what happened. It could have been any of us. We regularly walk our dogs in the area, we go for runs in the area and it is tough to know what has happened has happened. It has now emerged that The Killer Jake Davison had his shotGun And Permit taken off him by police in december following an allegation of assault. These were returned to him last month. Then on thursday evening, six minutes of violence, the worst Mass Shooting in more than a decade. Our licensing laws on firearms are some of the strictest in the world. Handguns were completely banned after the Dunblane Tragedy and on the whole the system appears to work but that does not mean that clearly there going to have to look into this place. It highlights how the Police Monitor what happens on Social Media. The sequence of events started at a house in Biddick Drive where Davison Shot and killed his mother. He then went onto the road killing three year old Sophie Martyn and her Father Lee. The gunman then headed into a nearby park, shooting and injuring another Man And Woman, they are both being treated in hospital. In the park he killed 59 year old Stephen Washington before heading to henderson place, where he shot his fifth victim, 66 year old Kate Shepherd who later died in hospital. It was here the gunman then shot himself and was declared dead at the scene. Police are looking at motives for the shooting. Online Jake Davison was involved in the incel or involuntary Celibates Subculture of people who resent their lack of a sexual partner. His Youtube Content mostly showed him lifting weights in his home gym. In one message He Posted he spoke of feeling beaten down and defeated by life. We are the lucky ones. What those families and friends are going through for those lost ones, terrible. The candles here mark this communitys hope for the future. Iruna iyengar, Bbc News. Lets get the latest now from our Reporter Luxmy Gopal who is in keyham this morning. You have been in a couple of days and will be well aware of how devastated the community is after this . ,. This . That is right. Behind me, be ond this . That is right. Behind me, beyond the this . That is right. Behind me, beyond the police this . That is right. Behind me, beyond the Police Tape, this . That is right. Behind me, beyond the Police Tape, there i this . That is right. Behind me, i beyond the Police Tape, there are officers continuing their investigation and forensic officers are continuing their investigation. It is one of several areas being investigated by the police. The Devon And Cornwall force is being investigated by the Police Watchdog who are looking at how much the force new about the Mental Health of The Killer and his firearm licensed. We from that, the community is in Shock And Grief about what happened. People we spoke to this morning said they heard the helicopters and one lady heard the gunshots and she was driving through and she broke down in tears speaking to us so there is a sense of rawness around that emotion. Hundreds of people gathered last night to hold a Candlelit Vigil to remember the five victims of the shooting. This weekend, flags are flying at Half Mast at official buildings in plymouth and there will be a service on wednesday led by the bishop of plymouth. On monday there will be a Minutes Silence at 11 oclock in the morning to remember and pay tribute to the five people who lost their lives. And pay tribute to the five people who lost their lives. Thank you very much for that. The taliban could be back in control of the afghan Capital Kabul within a month thats the warning from the us government this morning. A number of countries are scrambling to help diplomats and citizens leave as militants continue to make gains across the country. Our Correspondent Ramzan Karmali has this report. The afghan government has had its most difficult week fighting the taliban since the beginning of the insurgency. Militants now control around half of provincial capitals. The speed of their advance has left the United States and their western allies dismayed, with many questioning the wisdom of withdrawing troops from afghanistan. I would say that we should literally reverse the decision. I think that, you know, when the decision was announced months ago, i said that i feared, we would come to regret this decision. And we already are. This, again, is a nightmare, and there are no good Ways Forward. The pentagon says that it has taken this situation seriously, but doesnt believe the capital will fall as quickly as other cities. With 600 troops preparing to evacuate british nationals and former afghan staff from kabul, prime Minister Borisjohnson admitted its a difficult situation, but defended the uks involvement in afghanistan. We have seen no alqaeda attacks against the west for a very long time, and there are millions of girls and young women who have been educated in afghanistan thanks to the efforts of the uk and the british armed services, and i think we can be very proud of that. The latest us intelligence assessments suggest the militants could try to advance on the capital within 30 days. The fighting has already displaced more than a quarter of A Million people, and the un fears the situation is spinning out of control, with devastating consequences for civilians. Ramzan karmali, Bbc News. 592 migrants reached the uk on thursday thats the highest ever figure for a single day. The Home Office says they arrived on 16 vessels and has called the numbers unacceptable. Last month the uk agreed to pay more than £54 million to increase the number of police patrolling french beaches. A large Search And Rescue operation is under way in northern turkey after Flash Floods along the Black Sea coast. At least 31 people have died and more than 1,700 residents have been forced from their homes. The floods have been triggered by torrential rain and have caused some buildings and bridges to collapse. Meanwhile injapan, more than One Million people have been asked to leave their homes and seek shelter following torrential rain. He west of the country is the worst affected area, where one woman has died after a landslide. Experts say japan is experiencing record levels of rainfall and more bad weather is expected in the coming week. At the other end of the weather spectrum, weve been reporting on extremely high temperatures in sicily this week and now spain could see its highest ever temperature later today. It comes as the us federal Weather Agency confirms july was the hottest month globally ever recorded. Our Correspondent Mark Lowen is in sicily where a new temperature high of 48. 8 Degrees Celcius was set this week. It seems like a real scorcher again today, it is almost like being in a sauna year. Temperatures will be close to 40 in much of italy, 17 cities are on red alert for the heatwave. But the worst of temperatures in southern europe could be in spain, 43 expected in madrid, 45 in cordoba in the south of the country. The catalan government has actually banned Youth Summer Camps Today outside in the forests and they banned the use of agricultural equipment during the day. They have implemented cooling centres and theres the risk of wildfires we have seen throughout this week. The worst mother in Greece And Turkey earlier in the week but now they are in italy as well. Three french here fighting aircraft were diverted from greece where the flames of started to die down to italy. The us national oceanic administration said july was the hottest month on record since records began 142 years ago so it is going to be a sizzling august, following that scorching july. Heres Sarah Keith lucas with a look at this mornings weather. It is safe to say temperatures are more bearable here. That is right. Good morning. Aha, more bearable here. That is right. Good morning good morning. A real contrast in temperatures good morning. A real contrast in temperatures across good morning. A real contrast in temperatures across europe. Good morning. A real contrast in i temperatures across europe. Spain could have its all time highest temperature, 48 celsius, extreme dangerous heat but in the Uk Temperatures will be below average for the time of year. A mixed picture for us through the weekend, some pictures of scotland, Blue Skies and Shower Clouds. That mix of some sunshine, dry weather through the weekend for many of us but also rain as well. That rain is courtesy of low pressure moving in from The Atlantic, a slow moving affair, heading eastwards bringing increasing cloud over england and wales. We have had splashes of rain in wales and the rain edging northwards, arriving in Northern England and northern island. The scotland a day of sunshine and showers but the shares put on far between by the evening. Drier and brighter weather through the central belt and borders. Driver much of the southeast and in The Sunny spells it will feel reasonably warm. Dryer for much. Temperature 16 20. The rainbow continuous progress northwards so affecting northern island and northern England Tonight and into Southern Scotland on sunday, more patching in for western england and wales. Towards the South East still dry and humid, 15 degrees overnight whereas in scotland temperatures down to single figures. Tomorrow the weather still dominated by the theory of low pressure across the uk, we have another Weather Front moving in across scotland, fairly heavy showers for the northern island is for the northern isles. Rainbow tend to fade away through the day and a few more shares for parts of wales and western england. Largely dry in the southeast with temperatures around 23 degrees towards london but things are turning colour for the towards london but things are turning colourfor the North West, into the high teens and that is because the winds are from the North West so cooler through sunday into monday working across the north of the uk but by monday the pressure conditions will work right across the uk so dry, perhaps a few rogue showers that cloud streaming and on the North West breeze, best of The Sunshine in the South East, temperatures around 20 degrees on monday. If your plans for the week ahead, we have lacked high pressure holding on so a lot of giant settled weather, quite a lot of cloud, a few spells of sunshine, one or two showers but generally fairly settled, temperatures perhaps lower than we would expect for the time of year but a lot of dry weather. It remains hot through the weekend through spain but eventually Cooler Weather on the way through the week ahead. Cooler weather on the way through the week ahead. ,. ,. From monday, fully vaccinated people in england and Northern Ireland will no longer have to self isolate if theyre told they have been in close contact with someone who has covid. Those changes have already come into force in scotland and wales. Lets discuss this, and other covid developments, with linda bauld, professor of public health and virologist, dr chris smith. Good morning to you both. Good morning good morning to you both. Good morninu. , morning. Chris, Iwill Point this twoyear. Morning. Chris, Iwill Point this twoyear, close morning. Chris, Iwill Point this twoyear, close contact, morning. Chris, Iwill Point this twoyear, close contact, is morning. Chris, Iwill Point this| twoyear, close contact, is that morning. Chris, i will point this i twoyear, close contact, is that in two year, close contact, is that in your household, your workplace, is there any difference . Your household, your workplace, is there any difference . Your household, your workplace, is there any difference . To you. The definition of there any difference . To you. The definition of close there any difference . To you. The definition of close contact there any difference . To you. The definition of close contact varies definition of close contact varies in different countries but the definition reuse is a certain amount of Distance Research and of time. That can add up over the day so you can have close contact for a short time or prolonged contact over time but at a greater distance but they all adopted the same thing, are you being exposed to an infectious dose of the virus . You need a threshold of the virus . You need a threshold of exposure to guarantee you will be infected so the sweet spot in working out whether someone has had significant exposure, that is the critical question and initially the 3pp critical question and initially the app people were using was over calling that which led to the so called pingdemic. It has been scaled back slightly but the bottom line is it is trying to estimate how much exposure a person has had and how likely are they to have run into that magic infectious dose which will give them a high probability of catching the infection. Catching the infection. Linda, so how can it catching the infection. Linda, so how can it be catching the infection. Linda, so how can it be explained catching the infection. Linda, so how can it be explained that catching the infection. Linda, so i how can it be explained that from monday, if you live with someone who has contracted covid that you do not have to self isolate . This has contracted covid that you do not have to selfisolate . Have to selfisolate . This is quite a significant have to selfisolate . This is quite a significant change have to selfisolate . This is quite a significant change in have to selfisolate . This is quite a significant change in policy, have to selfisolate . This is quite a significant change in policy, as i a significant change in policy, as roger a significant change in policy, as roger said a significant change in policy, as roger said it has come in already in wales roger said it has come in already in wales and roger said it has come in already in wales and scotland. The definition is changing because we have more people is changing because we have more people are is changing because we have more people are vaccinated so those double people are vaccinated so those double vaccinated, 14 days after the second double vaccinated, 14 days after the second dose or the under 18 is, if theyre second dose or the under 18 is, if theyre identified as a close contact theyre identified as a close Contact Someone confirmed positive they will Contact Someone confirmed positive they will not have to self isolate but they they will not have to self isolate but they will have to seek a test, a Pcr Test. But they will have to seek a test, a Pcr Test, the more sensitive test and it Pcr Test, the more sensitive test and it is Pcr Test, the more sensitive test and it is either a single test or a couple and it is either a single test or a couple of and it is either a single test or a couple of tests over a couple of Days Couple of tests over a couple of days so couple of tests over a couple of days so check the guidance. This is because days so check the guidance. This is because we days so check the guidance. This is because we cannot indefinitely have a situation because we cannot indefinitely have a situation where people who have close a situation where people who have close contacts are shut away for ten days, close contacts are shut away for ten days, even close contacts are shut away for ten days, even if close contacts are shut away for ten days, even if they dont have covid19 days, even if they dont have Covid 19. As we know, the so called pingdemic Covid 19. As we know, the so called pingdemic isolated 6 of people between the 21st and 26 July so businesses were not functioning and it affected businesses were not functioning and it affected schools as well. This is a shift it affected schools as well. This is a shift that it affected schools as well. This is a shift that has happened in the us, singapore a shift that has happened in the us, singapore and other places. I know some singapore and other places. I know some people are not happy with it and there some people are not happy with it and there are still risks but it is another and there are still risks but it is another way of us transitioning through another way of us transitioning through this pandemic into a more sustainable way of living. | through this pandemic into a more sustainable way of living. Sustainable way of living. I have a coule of sustainable way of living. I have a couple of questions sustainable way of living. I have a couple of questions related sustainable way of living. I have a couple of questions related to couple of questions related to people who are vaccinated, these questions overlap. We have one from joe which says my husband and i isolating because our daughter has covid, on. Also jackie has asked something similar. Basically people who are isolating already, linda . Basically people who are isolating already, linda . Yes, you can. That is an important already, linda . Yes, you can. That is an important shift already, linda . Yes, you can. That is an important shift and already, linda . Yes, you can. That is an important shift and when already, linda . Yes, you can. That is an important shift and when the | is an important shift and when the change is an important shift and when the change came in in scotland i had to check change came in in scotland i had to check with change came in in scotland i had to check with my clinical colLeague to make check with my clinical colLeague to make sure check with my clinical colLeague to make sure i had it right, it is an immediate make sure i had it right, it is an immediate change when it comes into effect immediate change when it comes into effect which means if someone has been effect which means if someone has been identified as a close contact and advised to isolate by Test And Trace and advised to isolate by Test And Trace, when the change comes in and they get trace, when the change comes in and they get a trace, when the change comes in and they get a Pcr Test which says they are negative, they do not have to self isolate any more so that is a Bil Self isolate any more so that is a big Change Self isolate any more so that is a big change and it takes effect on the day big change and it takes effect on the day the policy changes. Chris, we will give the day the policy changes. Chris, we will give you the day the policy changes. Chris, we will give you a the day the policy changes. Chris, we will give you a question the day the policy changes. Chris, we will give you a question sent i the day the policy changes. Chris, | we will give you a question sent in byjulie. There are two parts this question. Good morning, julie, the answers you can test positive for quite some time after you have been infected. Although you may no longer be productively infected, shedding infectious virus from your body, there is a gem from the infection leaves binding of traces that it will trip over a test. A good analogy is if you have a very vigorous party in your house, the next day is someone with no you had had a party because all the remains of the party, empty champagne bottles, beer bottles and others, there would be clear evidence of a party. There is no party going on but there is evidence of the party that took place and that what the test will see, the residue of the infection in fragments of genetic material and there are enough to trigger the test positive even though the person is not infected or infectious. Last quite some time and we have a policy in hospital not to repeat test people within an envelope of time, in some cases 60 or 90 days to avoid the situation. It means people can run into difficulty if they need a negative test for something like travelling. Because you have had covid it does not mean you will follow into that situation but you have a higher likelihood of testing positive for a longer time for the reason i have just outlined. Just outlined. You mentioned hospitalisation, just outlined. You mentioned hospitalisation, a just outlined. You mentioned hospitalisation, a final just outlined. You mentioned i hospitalisation, a final question just outlined. You mentioned hospitalisation, a final question we have here from eric. Just to clarify, it is not 6000 admissions id, there is about 6000 people in hospital. The number of people in hospital. The number of people going into hospital is 700800 id, the people going into hospital is 700 800 id, the number of people on ventilators is about 800 across the country so the number of people and anyone time, about for percent of beds, that number is not growing quickly if at all which means people are going into hospital but recovering and going home which is really encouraging. This is because the vaccines are working, you are 95 predicted if you have been vaccinated compared to a person of a similar age vaccinated compared to a person of a similarage and vaccinated compared to a person of a similar Age And Risk profile who has not been vaccinated. It is an encouraging stage which has converted a very serious Stage Disease to a trivial disease for everyone. Disease to a trivial disease for Everyone Disease to a trivial disease for eve one. ,. , ~ disease to a trivial disease for eve one. ,. , ~. ,. , everyone. We are talking about age breakdown. Everyone. We are talking about age breakdown. Is everyone. We are talking about age breakdown, is it everyone. We are talking about age breakdown, is it younger everyone. We are talking about age breakdown, is it younger people i everyone. We are talking about age breakdown, is it younger people in | breakdown, is it younger people in hospital, is it vaccinated or non vaccinated people . Hospital, is it vaccinated or nonvaccinated people . Most of the cases are occurring nonvaccinated people . Most of the cases are occurring in cases are occurring in non vaccinated people. Were also seeing breakthrough in vaccinated people but do not be alarmed by that, we non respondents. About two thirds of the people we are seeing in hospital are unvaccinated who develop hospitalised cases which means the vaccines are working well in the majority of people so i think people should regard the Vaccine Failure is as unfortunate but it does happen, we are seeing infections and those vaccinated but critically in the majority of people they are not turning into hospitalisations like they did before. ,. ,. , ~ hospitalisations like they did before. ,. ,. , before. Linda, as we talk about vaccinations, before. Linda, as we talk about vaccinations, we before. Linda, as we talk about vaccinations, we are before. Linda, as we talk about vaccinations, we are talking before. Linda, as we talk about i vaccinations, we are talking about boosterjabs vaccinations, we are talking about booster jabs as well and vaccinations, we are talking about boosterjabs as well and bearing in mind they are likely to be more severe than last year but it is something we have not encountered in the last year . That something we have not encountered in the last year . The last year . That is correct. A cuick the last year . That is correct. A quick followup the last year . That is correct. A quick followup for the last year . That is correct. A quick followup forjulie, the last year . That is correct. A quick followup forjulie, if the last year . That is correct. A quick followup forjulie, if you | the last year . That is correct. A i quick followup forjulie, if you go quick follow up forjulie, if you go on to the Government Website and your concerns about testing positive for pcr, they are recommending lateral flow for travelling. On boosters, you are correct, we will be hearing from thejcvi shortly and people who are immunocompromised and might not respond from both doses might not respond from both doses might need a third dose and there may be other groups eligible for boosters as well. Currently, chris said on monday on this programme, you could have Flu Jab in one Arm And Covid in another but it will be particular groups. If youre called up particular groups. If youre called up for the Flu Vaccine or Covid Booster please come forward because it will be so important for this winter. ,. , it will be so important for this winter. ,. ,. , winter. You can see a question this week about winter. You can see a question this week about her winter. You can see a question this week about her immunity, winter. You can see a question this week about her immunity, this winter. You can see a question this i week about her immunity, this debate has gone on throughout the pandemic, the idea some people are vaccinated the idea some people are vaccinated the safer we will be. Heard immunity. It has not been dismissed out of hand, perhaps heard immunity is not likely to happen here in the uk . , i is not likely to happen here in the uk . ,. , uk . Heard immunity is a sound epidemiological uk . Heard immunity is a sound epidemiological term uk . Heard immunity is a sound epidemiological term and uk . Heard immunity is a sound epidemiological term and we i uk . Heard immunity is a sound i epidemiological term and we have been epidemiological term and we have been using it for decades. If you immunise been using it for decades. If you immunise a been using it for decades. If you immunise a population of people, you. Et immunise a population of people, you get to immunise a population of people, you get to a immunise a population of people, you get to a point where even if you dont get to a point where even if you dont immunise everyone, the unprotected people are protected by the fact unprotected people are protected by the fact they are surrounded by a huge the fact they are surrounded by a huge heard of immune people and the chances huge heard of immune people and the chances of huge heard of immune people and the chances of a huge heard of immune people and the chances of a susceptible person running chances of a susceptible person running into an infected person in that population are so slight you cannot that population are so slight you cannot maintain a chain of transmission of disease. You can achieve transmission of disease. You can achieve that protection because people achieve that protection because people are vaccinated or because people people are vaccinated or because people naturally become infected or immune people naturally become infected or immune to whatever the entity is but there immune to whatever the entity is but there is immune to whatever the entity is but there is some degree of confusion whether there is some degree of confusion whether we are talking about severe disease whether we are talking about severe Disease And Prevention of it, prevention of infection which does not necessarily mean severe disease, you can not necessarily mean severe disease, you can be not necessarily mean severe disease, you can be infected and not become severely you can be infected and not become severely unwell orjust stopping people severely unwell orjust stopping people being infected all. We know vaccines people being infected all. We know vaccines are effective at preventing severe vaccines are effective at preventing severe disease, you are 20 times less likely severe disease, you are 20 times less likely to be severely unwell than someone who has not been vaccinated. So a natural respect it works vaccinated. So a natural respect it works against procession. Can we use it to drive works against procession. Can we use it to drive clone of a into an eradicated state . No, we cannot. We noticed eradicated state . No, we cannot. We noticed amounting the vaccination and some noticed amounting the vaccination and some people but some people are still catching it but the fraction who are still catching it but the fraction who are catching it when vaccinated is much who are catching it when vaccinated is much lower than the fraction who are unvaccinated who had a contact so it still are unvaccinated who had a contact so it still has an important role in slowing so it still has an important role in slowing down the transmission of infection slowing down the transmission of infection through the population which infection through the population which is infection through the population which is why it matters we get to us many which is why it matters we get to us many people as possible as soon as possible many people as possible as soon as possible before the autumn because it will possible before the autumn because it will help possible before the autumn because it will help to slow down the ability it will help to slow down the ability of the virus to spread through ability of the virus to spread through the Population And Cause cases through the Population And Cause cases or through the Population And Cause cases or in through the Population And Cause cases or in unlucky people who are becoming cases or in unlucky people who are becoming rare, severe disease. Trivial becoming rare, severe disease. Trivial question to end this. You both look subdued today. Linda, your Floral Display is not a statement like as possible. Ida. Floral display is not a statement like as possible. Floral display is not a statement like as possible. No, we have to try harder. Like as possible. No, we have to try harder as like as possible. No, we have to try harder as we like as possible. No, we have to try harder. As we head like as possible. No, we have to try harder. As we head into like as possible. No, we have to try harder. As we head into colder like as possible. No, we have to try| harder. As we head into colder days. But i harder. As we head into colder days. But i was harder. As we head into colder days. But i was intrigued by Chriss Reference but i was intrigued by Chriss Reference to our party. Try but i was intrigued by Chriss Reference to our party. Try this one out, this reference to our party. Try this one out. This one reference to our party. Try this one out, this one looks reference to our party. Try this one out, this one looks for reference to our party. Try this one out, this one looks for luck, reference to our party. Try this one out, this one looks for luck, right . | out, this one looks for luck, right . I did not want to draw attention but this is the most intriguing Flowering Cactus i have seen, would you agree . Flowering cactus i have seen, would ou auree . , Flowering Cactus i have seen, would you agree . You agree . Enough of that, chris. Linda for you agree . Enough of that, chris. Linda for lindas you agree . Enough of that, chris. Linda for Lindas Face you agree . Enough of that, chris. Linda for Lindas Face has you agree . Enough of that, chris. Linda for Lindas Face has said i linda for Lindas Face has said it all, the nightmare for the broadcasters. She was talking about a party but i am not sure what drove this goes down after that. I faras this goes down after that. I was ust this goes down after that. I was just intrigued this goes down after that. I was just intrigued by this goes down after that. I was just intrigued by the this goes down after that. I was just intrigued by the term this goes down after that. I just intrigued by the term vigorous party, we will have to unpick that next week. Party, we will have to unpick that next week party, we will have to unpick that next week. ,. ,. ,. ,. , next week. You have not been to any of my parties next week. You have not been to any of my parties yet. Next week. You have not been to any of my parties yet, linda. Next week. You have not been to any of my parties yet, linda. No, next week. You have not been to any of my parties yet, linda. No, no. Of my parties yet, linda. No, no. Thank you of my parties yet, linda. No, no. Thank you both, of my parties yet, linda. No, no. Thank you both, it of my parties yet, linda. No, no. Thank you both, it is of my parties yet, linda. No, no. Thank you both, it is always of my parties yet, linda. No, no. Thank you both, it is always a i thank you both, it is always a delight having you both. Look after yourselves. There is always a party with saturday kitchen. When Matt Tebbutt takes over in the saturday kitchen. Whats on the menu for us . Good morning, it has been a while. Have you enjoyed the Olympics . I loved the Olympics, almost as much as i enjoyed that link with the cactus. ,. , as i enjoyed that link with the cactus. ,. ,. , cactus. Could you not leave it alone . No. Cactus. Could you not leave it alone . No, it cactus. Could you not leave it alone . No, it is cactus. Could you not leave it alone . No, it is always cactus. Could you not leave it alone . No, it is always an i cactus. Could you not leave it alone . No, it is always an eu cactus. Could you not leave it alone . No, it is always an eu gets in trouble for alone . No, it is always an eu gets in trouble for these alone . 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I think we top performed but there must be a level above top performing, what the fans did, and the fans were absolutely amazing. That was more than a ten out of ten performance in terms of the atmosphere, the constant singing, constant backing throughout the game, amazing. I dont think we deserve anything different. I dont think we deserve anything different, because little things, they scored from a long throw and then we they scored from a long throw and then we didnt have enough presence in the then we didnt have enough presence in the box then we didnt have enough presence in the box with the amount of situations in the box with the amount of situations they created in the second situations they created in the second half. You dont do that in the League'>Premier League, you dont win. Seven more Games Today with liverpool, Leicester And Chelsea all in action. The lunchtime game is at Old Trafford, where around 75,000 are expected to watching the Cross Pennine Rivalry between Manchester United and leeds. Leeds will be looking to build on their ninth placed finish on their return to the top flight last season, whilst ole gunnar solskjaer� s united are aiming to mount a title challenge, afterfailing to keep pace with Rivals Man City last time out. It is the first game, of course its a big one. It creates it decides the mood, really, in the club, with the fans, with the players. Only got two more before a national break and then we will probably review, you know, if we are where we want to be. Because we have to start better than what we did last season, if we want to mount the challenge. Its 16 wins in 18 games now for Catalan Dragons Who continue to dominate this seasons super League. They beat hull 31 16. Hull kr meanwhile did the double over wigan for the first time, rushing into an early lead before winning 26 14. Salford and leeds also won. England will be looking Tojoe Root later at lords. They have work to do this morning 21l5 runs behind india, in the second test. India were bowled out for 361 on day two, pegged back in large part thanks to James Anderson with five wickets. Another stellar showing from him. Englands batting started terribly, losing two wickets in two balls with haseeb hameed out first ball for nought on his return to the side. Once again the hosts turned to Captainjoe Root to steady the ship as england finished the day on 119 3. More hard work against a really talented indian attack, but the guys in the Dressing Room are really up for it, and all it takes is a couple of guys go on and get some big scores, a big partnership, and it gets us really back in this game. And in the hundred, crickets new shorter form of the game, the Birmingham Phoenix have gone to the top of the table after beating trent rockets. Liam livingstone was the star of the show he smashed 50 off 30 balls to help his side to 166 6, while the the rockets were all out for 150, with imran tahir taking another two wickets for phoenix. And Birmingham Phoenix remain in contention to finish in the top three of the womens hundred they beat the rockets by three wickets at trent bridge. Erin burns was birminghams star, top scoring with 38 runs. Today its the London Derby oval invincibles against London Spirit live on bbc two from 3 15. There are so much to what should i stop the start of the season, the three Oclock Kick offs are back. He cant beat out three Oclock Kick off . Why is that . Cant beat out three Oclock Kickoff . Why is that . Nostalgic and lovel to kickoff . Why is that . Nostalgic and lovely to see kickoff . Why is that . Nostalgic and lovely to see everyone. Kickoff . Why is that . Nostalgic and lovely to see everyone. It kickoff . Why is that . Nostalgic and lovely to see everyone. It is kickoff . Why is that . Nostalgic and lovely to see everyone. It is this i lovely to see everyone. It is this is what it is all about. Lovely to see everyone. It is this is what it is all about. Much of the da to is what it is all about. Much of the day to night is what it is all about. Much of the day to night. And is what it is all about. Much of the day to night. And football i is what it is all about. Much of the day to night. And Football Focus. | is what it is all about. Much of the | day to night. And Football Focus. I miaht day to night. And Football Focus. I might take day to night. And Football Focus. I might take a day to night. And Football Focus. I might take a Breather Day to night. And Football Focus. I might take a breather after i day to night. And Football Focus. I might take a breather after the i might take a breather after the arsenal loss. Heres Sarah Keith lucas with a look at this mornings weather. Maybe you want to get out. For most of us are fairly maybe you want to get out. For most of us are fairly decent maybe you want to get out. For most of us are fairly decent Weekend I of us are fairly decent weekend ahead. A bit of a mixed picture. This is the view in reading. A bit of cloud but some blue sky peeking through. Through the Weekend It will be a mix. For sauberto through. Through the Weekend It will be a mix. For sauber to stays dry with sunny spells all weekend but for other areas of it a bit of rain in the forecast. That rain is down to this low pressure approaching from the west and pushing patchy rain across parts of wales this morning and the Cloud Building across much of england and wales. Northern Ireland Clouding over it later. The rain gradually nudging northwards, approaching Northern Ireland and parts of Northern England later this afternoon. For Scotland Sunshine and showers but the shower is easing this afternoon. A lot of dry weather through the central belt towards the boarders. The far north of england looking hazy. You should stay dry all day further south but london sunny spells. Typically further north the highs of around 18 or 19. This evening we will see the rain at the west pushing further north. For more ireland and Northern England fairly drizzly tonight. More rain across wales and western england. Quite light and patchy. The South East stays dry and humid. Clear skies for parts of scotland. Tomorrow dominated by this slow moving weak area of low pressure. Under the Weather Front moving into the north nipping up Weather Front moving into the north pipping up the showers across northern scotland. The three conditions with some of those showers. Early rain for Northern Ireland and Southern Scotland and Northern England which should fizzle out. A few showers per western part of england and wales. Should remain dry in the South East of England And East anglia with 23 or 24. Cooler from the North West. Through sunday and monday, we draw in the North Westerly breeze. Cooler air working in initially a parts of scotland but further south across the uk into monday. This is how monday shapes up. One or two showers but a lot of dry weather. A lot of Cloud Screaming in on the North Westerly breeze. Temperatures not as warm as a weekend. 15 20 by the time we get a gleeful slip through the week ahead high pressure largely in charge of things. Quite a lot of dry settled weather but a lot of cloud over the next five days. We are expecting a fair amount of cloud. They could be the odd shower but also some sunshine. Predominantly things of the contrite with light winds. These temperatures a little down on the time of year pleasant enough. Cooler than average in the uk with things looking very hot once again further south across europe particularly in spain. Hate europe particularly in spain. We will keep across that. Lets focus on the situation in afghanistan and a warning from the us government that the taliban could be back in control of the capital, kabul, within a month. A number of countries are scrambling to help diplomats and citizens leave as militants continue to make gains across the country. Lets talk more about this with lord dannatt, whos a former head of the british army. Thank you very much for talking to us this morning. How do you feel about what internationally has been decided with Afghanistan And Military presence . I decided with Afghanistan And Military presence . Decided with Afghanistan And Milita resence . ,. , military presence . I think we would all aaree military presence . I think we would all agree we military presence . I think we would all agree we have military presence . I think we would all agree we have a military presence . I think we would all agree we have a tragedy i military presence . I think we would all agree we have a tragedy in i military presence . I think we would all agree we have a tragedy in the l all agree we have a tragedy in the making here. The consequence to a number of strategic errors that have been made by the government in washington, and by our own government in westminster but we are where we are. As far as the operation that is being launched now to extract Embassy Staff and british protect civilians, but has the right thing for our government today, it is a responsibility to look after our citizens both at home and abroad. But im afraid it doesnt stop there as far as im concerned. This is not a done deal yet. The taliban are not in cabo were in control of the whole country so i continue to call upon our government to send strong messages of support to send strong messages of support to the afghan government to try and pp up to the afghan government to try and prop up there will and their efforts to fight against the taliban. I think also we are also seeing a humanitarian crisis developing in the country and particularly in cabo. It is ok to send to extract our citizens but we have done it in the past. What about mounting a humanitarian operation to look after some of the refugees, build some camps and bring in humanitarian surprise, at least show the afghan government we are not completely abandoning them and that we still stand side by side with them. It is quite impossible to do that and i think our government should be thinking about that kind of response even though it has now pulled the plug on our wider military response. We are receiving news now, you will be aware of the second biggest cities were taken over by the taliban in recent days or yesterday, we are getting reports from writers that the taliban has captured the afghan city of holy Alarm Today around llo miles from the Capital Kabul. What does this say about the uk as a military Presence And Force in the world when it comes to committing to unrest . In the world when it comes to committing to unrest . What it says is what our committing to unrest . What it says is what our recent committing to unrest . What it says is what our recent defence committing to unrest . What it says is what our recent Defence Review L is what our recent Defence Review recognised is not my circumstances in which the uk could operate unilaterally and as far as in afghanistan are concerned it has been under the umbrella of nato and led by the United States in recent years and of course what we are seeing is the americans making and unfortunately early decision to withdraw by the 11th Of September this year. It quite surprises me our government has gone along with that. As far as the Van Dijk is concerned we have been told so many times we are studying the data and not the dates and what are we doing in afghanistan, we decide to get out at the 20 Year Point on the 90th anniversary of 9 11. That decision to withdraw like that has precipitated this advance by the taliban. What people have to remember is yes, up to 2014 we had over 10,000 british troops are and lost 457 of our comrades fell there but in the past five years we have had a very modest contribution is Indeed the americans have but what that has done is provide the technical and moral support to the afghan Army And Security forces to go on combating the taliban. They have been doing that very well and the tragedy is that very modest military support has now been pulled out to meet a 20 year artificial timeline of 9 11 with over consequent disasters. I get back to what i said, whatever other governments do at the british government has a responsibility if we want to make global britain any more than a Bumper Sticker to make strong noises of support to the afghan government to restore our aid to afghanistan, but we have cut by two thirds in the last year our overseas aid to afghanistan and that is bad enough, let alone withdrawing our troops. Why not well we have troops on the ground start to make a contribution to alleviate the humanitarian crisis that is now gathering In Kabul. How can it be possible for us to do that . There might come a moment when our last trips have got to go but until that point let us do what we can to help with the humanitarian crisis even if we have given up helping on the military side. 5 we have given up helping on the military side we have given up helping on the military side. We have given up helping on the milita side. ~ ,. ,. ,. , military side. As the former head of the british army, military side. As the former head of the british army, do military side. As the former head of the british army, do you military side. As the former head of| the british army, do you understand the british army, do you understand the anger that many who have served in afghanistan have seen colLeagues and seen the fallout from the service in afghanistan in the army . I understand it, i absolutely share it. A lot of the fatalities occurred while i was ahead of the british army and i wrote to all their next of kin expressing our condolences. My of kin expressing our condolences. My own middle son is built in iraq and afghanistan. Of course i understand the anger and that is really the point that i am trying to make. We have achieved a lot in afghanistan over the last five, ten, 15 years, giving them aggressive a better society. Women have a better place in civil society, girls can go to school. Lets continue to encourage the afghans to fight to provide that and then we can preserve some of the legacy which we have given them. I understand the angen have given them. I understand the anger, i am very angry but i am not give up and i think our still has an obligation to do whatever it can and possibly just on the obligation to do whatever it can and possiblyjust on the humanitarian front. Possibly ust on the humanitarian front. ,. Possibly ust on the humanitarian front. , ~ ,. , possibly ust on the humanitarian front. , ~ ,. ,. , possibly ust on the humanitarian front. , ~ i. ,. ,. , possibly ust on the humanitarian front. ,. ,. , front. Thank you for your candour and time with front. Thank you for your candour and time with us. When legendary american singer tony bennett recorded his first big hit because of you, harry truman was president. Now, seven decades and 13 president s later, Tonys Son and Manager Danny has announced that his concerts last week with Lady Gaga were in fact his last live performances. At age 95 and recently diagnosed with alzheimers, he is retiring from the stage. Well discuss Tonys Legacy in a moment, but first heres a reminder of some of his most memorable live moments. I dont want to leave a note tomic. Tomic. You know tomic. You know i believe. You know i believe. 0h, you know i believe. Oh, the good life full of fun oh, the good life full of fun seems to be the ideal seems to be the ideal i will feel the Glowjust Thinking of you and the way you look tonight. Why havent you seen it . Why havent you seen it . Im all for you, why havent you seen it . Im all foryou, body why havent you seen it . Im all for you, body and soul. Im all for you, body and soul. Love is funny or its sad. Love is funny or its sad. For its quiet or its mad. For its quiet or its mad. And i get a kick out of you. The one and only tony bennett. Lets speak now to Music Journalist Stevie chick, who was in attendance the last time tony bennett performed live here in the uk. Thanks for talking to us this morning. I guess i will be some people watching who want to be familiar with tony bennett. He has been around for so many years but perhaps not so much in the spotlight in recent times. Just explain why he is such an iconic character. He in recent times. Just explain why he is such an iconic character. Is such an iconic character. He is one of the is such an iconic character. He is one of the great is such an iconic character. He is one of the great crooners i is such an iconic character. He is one of the great crooners and i one of the great crooners and perhaps the last of the great crooners, the singers who came up in the late 405 and early 505 and really established the great standards of the song in america during that pre beatles, pre psychedelia era. Just a fantastic voice. He came up upper hard background in queens, only really got to study to be a singer due to the fact that he was in the work and he got to study theatre as a result of being in the Gi Bill and he went on to develop this career as a fantastic singer. I think one of the reasons why we are talking about him now so much is because his career did dip subsequent to the rise of the beatles and bob and what you might like to coat the modern era. He did it quite a terrible trough in the late 705 but then he managed to have this fantastic second act in his career and in the 905 which is when i first heard of him, he was on mtv, mtv unplugged performance where he was singing alongside Kd Lang and Elvis Costello and these artists saw in him the quality that transcended generations and would never shift. In subsequent years he has performed with Lady Gaga, laura jones, amy winehouse, he has always been there and always represented this era, he is this untouchable relic of this area who just kept performing and entertaining. Just kept performing and entertainina. ,. ,. , entertaining. You mentioned lady gaaa, he entertaining. You mentioned Lady Gaga. He was entertaining. You mentioned Lady Gaga, he was performing entertaining. You mentioned Lady Gaga, he was performing with i entertaining. You mentioned Lady Gaga, he was performing with her entertaining. You mentioned Lady Gaga, he was performing with her two sold out shows in new york last week. To still have the strength of voice to be able to perform at 95 is incredible. I voice to be able to perform at 95 is incredible. Voice to be able to perform at 95 is incredible. ~. , voice to be able to perform at 95 is incredible. ~. ,. , incredible. I think one of the reasons why incredible. I think one of the reasons why he incredible. I think one of the reasons why he is incredible. I think one of the reasons why he is doing i incredible. I think one of the reasons why he is doing it, | incredible. I think one of the l reasons why he is doing it, he wasnt doing it for the money, i dont think, i can speak to his financial situation, but when i saw him at the royal albert hall, he was very much a sentimentaljourney, he was an artist who was just loving being able to revisit the locations of his greatest triumphs and he talked about how much he loved performing there. You mentioned him being in good enough voice, he definitely wasnt singing the way he did in his youth, but that sort of length the performance that i saw an extra level of poignancy. He was 92, a mere 92 when i saw him performing in london. But there was a certain, you definitely want under any mistake that this was a man of advanced Years Singing and his age brought a new level to the songs he was singing. At one point he sang i will stay younger than spring and when he sung it as a young man it went something but when you are a man of 92 singing these songs, it is an extra power. He sank the james ingram song how do you keep the music playing . If tony could have had his way he would have been singing right to The End forever. That is why he was still performing, he loved it. That is why he was still performing, he loved it he loved it. There will be people watchinu he loved it. There will be people watching who he loved it. There will be people watching who will he loved it. There will be people watching who will think, i he loved it. There will be people watching who will think, he i he loved it. There will be people watching who will think, he is i he loved it. There will be people| watching who will think, he is 90 something years old, 95, it is not my kind of music, not my thing, Lady Gaga performed with him, she is cool gaga performed with him, she is cool, if you look at his Back Catalogue and if you were to say to someone who has never listened to tony bennett, 30 seconds, top three songs you should listen to that will make you go, now i get it. Rags to riches was make you go, now i get it. Rags to riches was fantastic. Make you go, now i get it. Rags to riches was fantastic. I make you go, now i get it. Rags to riches was fantastic. I left i make you go, now i get it. Rags to riches was fantastic. I left my I Riches was fantastic. I left my heart in san francisco was his signature tune. Stranger in paradise. The sense of Romance And Joy paradise. The sense of Romance And Joy. When he sings you can see the joy joy. When he sings you can see the Joy And Confidence in his voice and it is absolutely beguiling. You Joy And Confidence in his voice and it is absolutely beguiling. It is absolutely beguiling. You are very privileged it is absolutely beguiling. You are very privileged to it is absolutely beguiling. You are very privileged to have it is absolutely beguiling. You are very privileged to have seen i it is absolutely beguiling. You are very privileged to have seen himl very privileged to have seen him live. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Thank you for the top hit list. Hopefully people will be downloading. Just to be clear, he hasjust retired. Thats all from us for today. Breakfast will be back Tomorrow Morning from six. Enjoy the rest of your day, goodbye. This is Bbc News these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. Taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, as us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. President biden stands by his decision to withdraw us forces, but a former us general in afghanistan disagrees. Taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, when the decision was announced months ago, i said that i feared we would come to regret this decision. And we already are. This again is a nightmare. The plymouth shootings Devon And Cornwall police face an investigation over the decision to return a shotGun Licence to the man who killed five people. Flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. The nhs warns that tens of thousands of people