A move they say could make or break the summer getaway. Turkey trips could get the Go Ahead but jamaica and St Lucia may soon be Off Limits. Ill explain what you need to know. Theres gold up for grabs with three brits vying for a win in the paralympic pool. Ellie simmonds defends her title against Maisie'>World Champion Maisie Summers Newton, and European Bronze medallist Grace Harvey. Good morning. Yesterday was the warmest day of this august so far. The temperature reached 27. 2 in the highlands. Today it will be cooler, starting with a lot of clout. That should break more especially in the west. All the details in 25 minutes. Its Thursday 26th august. Our top story. The uk, the United States and australia have all told their citizens to stay away from Kabul Airport amid concerns that terrorists could launch an imminent attack. The Foreign Office has issued updated advice, just days before the deadline for evacuation flights, as foreign troops prepare to leave afghanistan. Thousands of afghan interpreters and other staff who worked for the uk have reportedly passed Security Checks but remain stuck in kabul. Graham satchell reports. Day after day, for more than a week now, distressing pictures of afghans at Kabul Airport desperate to leave. Now a new warning from the british and american governments, who say there is a high threat of a Terrorist Attack here. The advice do not travel to the airport. It means a hugely difficult operation to get people out has just got worse. Latest figures from the Ministry-of-defence'>Ministry Of Defence show more than 11,000 people have so far been evacuated to the uk. Of those, almost 7,000 are afghans and their families. But an estimated 2,000 interpreters and other staff who worked for britain still need to be evacuated. The bbc has spoken to one former interpreter now in hiding in kabul, terrified of being discovered by the taliban. If im left here, i will be killed by them as soon as they find me. So it will be very important for me to get as soon as possible to the uk because i worked for three years with the british forces and so the taliban will never, ever leave me alive. 0vernight, another plane arrives at Raf Brize Norton in 0xfordshire. On board, the lucky ones whove made it. But this operation is time limited officially, the deadline is next tuesday. In reality, the window will close before then it will take at least 48 hours for british and american troops to manage their own departure. So a plea from a former Military Commander in afghanistan. Please dont leave them behind. In the time thats available in the next five or six days, dont close The Gates lets get the most vulnerable people into the united kingdom and into safety. Notjust interpreters, but those who fought on the battlefield against the taliban, and those who fought that ideology and are therefore under significant threat. The taliban control the streets of kabul and decide who gets out. With the new advice to stay away from the airport, there are now serious questions about how this operation will end, and how many more people will make it to safety. Graham satchell, Bbc News. 0ur political Correspondent Ione wells joins us now from westminster. This latest foreign Office Advice in amongst what is already a complicated picture has confused things even further. Things even further. Thats right. One of a number things even further. Thats right. One of a number of things even further. Thats right. One of a number of issues things even further. Thats right. One of a number of issues facing things even further. Thats right. One of a number of issues facing the Evacuation Process. The fco have advised people not to travel to Kabul Airport because of the territory it. That includes the hotel where officials have been Processing Afghans and brits before they board the plane. People are being advised is said to go to a self giving up a safe location and stay there and wait for further advice. The emphasis on processing people already at the airport and the hotel. Another issue facing the Evacuation Process is at the Defence Secretary Ben Wallace told Mps Yesterday that people who have not been contacted about getting a flight will be better off trying to make their way to a Land Border instead. I understand the Foreign Secretary Minic-rob'>DoMinic Rob also told Mps On Tuesday that the government with looking at setting up more Processing Points for evacuations over the border to places like pakistan. That has been made by the chair of the Defence Committee at tobias ellwood, that if the taliban dont approve the Land Borders commit the message is not communicated to people on the ground, the fear is that chaos could ensuring if People Cant Board flights and have to get to borders in other ways. All of this of course against the backdrop of time, which is a last big issue facing this Evacuation Process. We know the deadline for us troops withdrawing is on tuesday, but in reality its much sooner, given that the us forces need to close down their operations, british officials and military want to be out before them. Really we are now in the final hours of this evacuation as we know it. For the moment, ione, Thank You. Will get more at 7 30am with James Heappey, the armed Minister'>Forces Minister, and we will get more details on what is planned and timings. Ministers are facing fresh warnings about the effect of removing extra universal credit payments in the autumn. Two conservative mps have written to the prime Minister, saying that cutting the £20 a Week Uplift risks underMining his Levelling Up agenda. The government say its focused on getting claimants back into work, but campaigning charities say many could end up in debt. 0ur political Correspondent Nick eardley reports. The number of people on universal credit has almost doubled during the pandemic to almost six million, and since last March Theyve been getting an extra £20 a week. But that temporary uplift comes to an end in october. Antony is one of those worried about the impact thatll have. £80 is not a lot for some people. 0nce ive paid bills ill be left with probably about £60 £60, £70 for the month. That wont do me a months shopping. No chance, evenjust a single person. Charities are warning about the impact, too. Citizens advice surveyed 2,000 people on universal credit, and they think more than a third could be forced into debt when the uplift ends. Here at westminster, a number of mps are worried, too. 0pposition parties want the extra money to be made permanent and a growing number of conservatives are saying the same. In a letter today, Two Tory Mps tell the prime Minister to rethink. They say they are alarmed to see the government unwilling to heed the widespread warnings that are coming from all quarters. They add those who receive the money are most in need of Levelling Up, which the government has made its key mission. Ministers say the extra money was always temporary, and theyre now focused on a plan forjobs. But the pressure is only likely to grow in the coming weeks. Nick eardley, Bbc News, westminster. Covid vaccines are being offered at the reading and Leeds Festivals this weekend in an effort to increase take up in young adults. Pop up clinics will be open at both events, but health officials said people under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be given a jab. Its after two other festivals were linked to a surge in cases in recent weeks. Nhs trusts in england have been told to prepare for the possible extension of the Coronavirus Vaccination Programme to i2 to 15 year olds next month. Currentlyjabs are only offered to children if they have certain Health Conditions or live with a vulnerable adult. Thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation is weighing up the arguments for the move. The Department Of Health says no final decision has been made. The nhs has temporarily stopped some Blood Testing in england for certain conditions, like pre diabetes and allergies, due to shortages of collection tubes. Doctors are being urged to stagger regular Blood Tests if its clinically safe. Becton dickinson, the medical Device Company which makes vials for the nhs, has warned of serious Supply Chain issues across the uk. Lets Take A Look at todays papers. The latest on the crisis in afghanistan leads todays guardian. It reports the Defence Secretary saying afghans who want to flee to britain may be better off trying to get to the border rather than wait for Raf Rescue flights. Theres also a picture of Dame Sarah Storey after her Gold Medal Win at the paralympics yesterday. The daily telegraph says the nhs in england has drawn up plans to give Covid Vaccinations To I2 to 15 year olds. It claims Health Trusts are being told to prepare for a possible roll out next month. But the paper also notes that the jabs havent yet been recommended for that age group. The Daily Mirror says theres a race to get Covid Boosterjabs to people, as deaths and infections rise. The paper adds that there are fears from medics that Vaccine Protection among the elderly could drop by 50 . And online the metro is reporting that the us actor michael nader, best known for his role in the soap dynasty, has died from cancer at the age of 76. He played joan collins� love interest, Dex Dexter in the long running series, which he starred in from 1983, until the programme came to an end in 1989. His wife decribed him as a beautiful and fascinating man. Did you ever look at those characters in dynasty and want to be then . ,. , characters in dynasty and want to be then . ,. Then . 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Can we get over the next few weeks . Thats right. Lots riding on this latest reshuffle with Holiday Makers and the Travel Industry waiting to see which countries are red, amber or green. And for many of us this is as close as well get to a beach this year. Lots of us opting to holiday closer to home this summer to avoid tests and restrictions. Staycations are booming, and so is the price, but what are the chances of a foreign trip any time soon . We know by now, that depends on this the Traffic Light System. Red destinations are a No Go for holidays. Uk nationals coming back from these places have to cough up thousands of pounds to quarantine in an approved airport hotel. If youre double vaccinated then Amber Destinations are open and you wont have to self isolate when you get back. Just a couple of tests to take. But there is a risk the country turn red while youre away. That happened to mexico three weeks ago leading to a scramble for flights home. Spain, italy, greece, france and portugal are all amber. Green places are the safest for travel. Malta and germany are on the list. But as with Amber Destinations you will still have to pay for tests before you leave and when you get back. The government this week issued a warning to some of the Cowboy Test providers. Theyre accused of charging too much, and failing to deliver tests in time. Lots of places including australia and the us are still Off Limits. Theyre still not allowing Uk Nationals to visit. No matter what List 0ur Government puts those countries on. So travel as normal still clearly a long way off but what changes could we see today . We caught up with Travel Guru Simon Calder in berlin airport. Im expecting changes to be more positive than negative in terms of easing travel rules. But, of course, for many families, its simply going to be too late. If turkey is moved from the Red List requiring Hotel Quarantine to the Amber List, that would be hugely to the benefit of many british people with Family Connections in turkey and of course people who own property simply want to go for a late summer break. Were also expecting fearing some countries could be moved to the Red List but i can guarantee that will not include our favourites spain, france, portugaland greece. Lets speak to tim hawkins, the chief of staff at manchester airports group. The company also operates stansted and East Midlands airports. Good morning. We get the latest announcement was that we are familiar with how it works now but what are you expecting to see and what are you expecting to see and what difference will it make for yOu And the airports . We what difference will it make for yOu And the airports . And the airports . We are expecting to see similar and the airports . We are expecting to see similar to and the airports . 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Is it that serious with yellow i think it is that last chance to make a difference. If we see countries move from the Red List to the green and ambit lists, it will open up travel and important opportunities for people. It is important to remember it nearly 90 of Uk Travel market is either on the green or Amber List so the main thing is the requirement for testing. It is expensive, we have gone for the highest form of testing we could have done and that is putting people off from travelling abroad at the moment. We have to change that, we have to move into line with the change that, we have to move Ito Line with the European System where people are free to travel between countries likely without taking any test. I think if we do that we will start to close the gap on the European Recovery that is under way. Clearly Summer Period is always one of your busiest, it the most lucrative as far as a Travel Industry is concerned. What does the Autumn And Winter look like right now . 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It has been a long, hard fight over the last few months to build up that traffic as the Traffic Light System has changed and unless we see further changes and we make it more affordable and less of a hassle for people to travel, we think that recovery will cap out at that kind of level. Europe is already operating at two thirds of its normal traffic volumes, so we have that opportunity and i think we need to see those changes made in the next couple of weeks, the next scheduled review is the 1st Of October after this one. We are 0ctober after this one. We are calling for that to be brought forward, we want to see that overhaul happen urgently. Watch this s ace. Overhaul happen urgently. Watch this Space Good overhaul happen urgently. Watch this Space Good to overhaul happen urgently. Watch this space. Good to speak overhaul happen urgently. Watch this space. Good to speak to overhaul happen urgently. Watch this space. Good to speak to you overhaul happen urgently. Watch this space. Good to speak to you this i space. Good to speak to you this morning, tim hawkins, chief of staff at manchester airports group. Still loads of questions about the future of travel. Trying to make a bit of money, let a few of us get away over the summer months before we get into the summer months before we get into the Autumn And Winter. Potentially that reshuffle could happen does it will happen later today. Some more countries perhaps adding to the green this but watch this space, we will have the details for yOu As always. Will have the details for yOu As alwa s. After 18 months of cancellations, Music Fans are looking forward to some of the uks biggest festivals making their return this weekend. Leeds, reading and creamfields in cheshire will be welcoming Back Crowds, but health officials are urging people to be cautious after a surge in covid cases following two events in the last few weeks. Werejoined now by melvin benn, the director of reading and Leeds Festival. 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Leeds . 0h, very possible, absolutely, of leeds . 0h, very possible, absolutely, of course. Leeds . 0h, very possible, i absolutely, of course. Young leeds . 0h, very possible, absolutely, of course. Young people are out and about, people of all ages are out and about carrying the coronavirus. That is why the government is continuing to urge caution. We continue to urge caution but we are in a period when the government has released all restrictions and, actually, i am going a little further than that and actually not releasing all restrictions by insisting that everybody actually has to be Tested. Not only do they have to be Tested, they can actually even get vaccination here on site just to make it easier. That is not going to make it easier. That is not going to make a difference to them on site here during the course of the festivals, but it will certainly help society overall with more people being vaccinated. And help society overall with more people being vaccinated. And do you think. People being vaccinated. And do you think what people being vaccinated. And do you think. What has people being vaccinated. And do you think. What has the people being vaccinated. And do you think. What has the response people being vaccinated. And do you think. What has the response been like as you have raised the level in terms of people being Tested and offering the vaccinations, what response have you heard from those who are coming . Who are coming . Extraordinary reaponse. Who are coming . Extraordinary response, actually. Who are coming . Extraordinary response, actually. Genuinely. Who are coming . Extraordinary i response, actually. Genuinely an extraordinary response. 50 little resistance. I am going to say i can count on one hand those people that are objecting to being Tested, for example. A brilliant response from all the young people, all the festival attendees, because actually they know that this is the way forward, unfortunately, for them, that they either have to be Tested or vaccinated to enjoy the life that comparable teenagers, for example, were enjoying in 2018 and 2019. The response has been incredible. I hope It Aoes response has been incredible. I hope it goes well response has been incredible. I hope it goes well and response has been incredible. I hope it goes well and it response has been incredible. I hope it goes well and it is response has been incredible. I hope it goes well and it is good response has been incredible. I hope it goes well and it is good to response has been incredible. I hope it goes well and it is good to have i it goes well and it is good to have an idea at least of celebrating with music, celebrating life again. Melvin benn, managing director of festival republic group, managing reading and Leeds Festival, Thank You. Reading and Leeds Festival, thank ou. ~ reading and Leeds Festival, thank ou. , ~ ,. , yOu Are watching Bbc Breakfast, still to come. Rob biddulph, the Author And Illustrator who put on virtual Art Lessons For Children during lockdown, joins us to talk about his brand New Book. Well have that shortly and bring you the latest news and weather, he is so clever, so talented. But the time now is 6. 26. Now its time for the weather with carol. Good weather with carol. Morning. Good weatherwith carol. Morning. I good weather with carol. Morning. I am delighted to say it good morning. I am delighted to say it is getting brighter. That simple gorgeous picturejust it is getting brighter. That simple gorgeous picture just it all, really. It gorgeous picture ust it all, reall. , gorgeous picture ust it all, reall. , ,. , really. It said it all yesterday for some of us really. It said it all yesterday for some of us. Yesterday really. It said it all yesterday for some of us. Yesterday we really. It said it all yesterday for some of us. Yesterday we had l really. It said it all yesterday for l some of us. Yesterday we had the highest temperature achieved this august so far. It reached 27. 2 degrees in tyndrum in the highlands. We probably wont see that for the rest of august. High pressure is very much in charge. We have dragged a lot of Cloud And Moisture from the North Sea, plus we have a Weather Front sinking southwards and towards the west. As a result it is a fairly cloudy start to the day. Also some folk around, especially across Northern Ireland. Patches across wales and south West Scotland. That will lift and it will brighten up, especially in the west. In the east you can see we hang on to a fair bit of cloud. They might be one or two brighter breaks but a brisk breeze across the South East and coming down the North Sea coast generally, so here under The Cloud and with that breeze it will feel quite bracing. Move out to the west, looking at some sunshine, somewhere across south West Scotland we could hit it may be 22 or 23 degrees, but generally speaking these are our temperatures. 1a to about 23. As we head through the evening and overnight we still will have quite a bit of cloud coming in from the North Sea. We also still have that brisk breeze. Some clear breaks out towards the west Stop Temperatures not falling away to low for most, but in some sheltered glens of aberdeenshire, round moray, temperatures could dip as low as five or 6 degrees. That will be a Shock To The System first thing in the morning as we go through tomorrow, generally speaking once again we start off with a fair bit of cloud around. A brighter, sunnier day across East Anglia and the South East, although it will be breezy here. You can see there will be some holes in The Cloud and also a fair bit of sunshine across scotland and also Northern Ireland. These are our temperatures, 1a to about 20 degrees. Once again slipping slightly. The temperatures, the average temperature at this time of year, should be roughly between 19 to 21 or 22 north to south. It is saturday, a lot of dry weather around, it will be a cold night on friday, a chilly start On Saturday. A lot of sunshine. Still breezy along the North Sea coastline, so here temperatures a day will be that bit lower. Some cloud coming and going through the course of the day On Saturday and you can see these showers on the near continent. There is a chance that one or two of those could clip kent as we go through the course of the day. Also more cloud at times coming in across the north and west. It is sunday, similar conditions, chasing The Cloud basically. Still cooler along the 90 coastline with this brisk breeze but a fair bit of sunshine around and temperatures up to about 20. I will have more later. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Coming up on breakfast this morning. Its day two of the paralympics In Tokyo and one of team gb� s rising stars, swimmer Maisie Summers Newton, is competing in the 200 metres medley final today. Well be live at one of her Training Pools throughout the morning. 30 years since we first met Dci Jane Tennison in the Hit Police Drama Prime Suspect. Well be joined by The Show� s screenwriter Lynda La Plante who has written a New Book all about the early years of the Detectives Career. Let it go, Let It Go i am one with the Wind And Sky Let It Go, Let It Go its an earworm most of us will be familiar with but soon Let It Go� will be performed live on the West End as frozen the musicalfinally comes to the Stage And Weve been to see how preparations are going for Opening Night. A look at the main story which is all linked to the evacuation of kabul. And you will be aware that british nationals in afghanistan are being urged by the Foreign Office to stay away from the airport itself because of renewed security fears. The evacuation is entering its final few days. Uk citizens and afghans are working out who will be airlifted to safety. We will be talking to the armed Minister'>Forces Minister later on how the process will be continuing. Lets pick up with one individual story. Afghanjournalist bilal sarwary is among those who have been evacuated from Kabul Airport in recent days. Good morning. You left home with just a change of clothes and you have a young family as well. YOu Are in kabul and have gone into hiding. Give us a sense of that progression, from the time you realised you were in danger to getting to safety. I had been covering afghanistan in the last 20 years when i started working as a translator in 2001, first covering the us Air Strikes against the taliban and the subsequent fall of the taliban. I have never thought, in my wildest dreams, that 20 years later i would be covering the four of afghanistan again the fall of afghanistan. This time i kept reporting on these mass surrenders across many provinces where city after city after city had fallen and afghan government officials were making their own deals with the taliban and suddenly kabul fell and the taliban were on the streets, so i continued reporting. I did know some taliban officials from 20 years ago that i was in contact with. They knew who i was in contact with. They knew who i was because i was also reporting in local languages and then suddenly various groups of the taliban started appearing and inquiring about me and we confronted them. We knew from the taliban they had instructed their fighters that they were not allowed to go inside peoples homes. And then i had to basically leave the desk from where i had been telling the world the story of the people of afghanistan just with my laptop, a couple of iphones and some clothes and i had to literally hide in a city that i did not feel was safe for me. A city i knew inch by inch, that i called home, and that i think was the most excruciating part of this whole tragedy that unfolded and so many afghan lives, just like mine, and i could not even tell my Family Members and friends where i was and what was happening. I was scared that communication was not safe as well and then thanks to the qatari state for flying hundred and 50 or more afghans onto a flight to doha and we were escorted by the qatari ambassador, very dynamic personality and once i was on that bus, that was the most painfuljourney of a few minutes in negotiating your way through talybont checkpoints which the qataris were able to do and once i was in the airport, i knew i wasnt discovering the story. I knew this was the second time in my life that i was fleeing my homeland and i saw on that bus the most popular tv presenter. My wife recognised the woman who the people in afghanistan would wake up to in the morning and i saw the Artist Banksy who was painting messages from anti corruption to police on the streets of kabul and it was unbelievably heartbreaking that moment when i knew i had basically buried my dreams and aspirations and i was leaving the city that i call home, the city that gave us the strength, the city of love, the city of contradictions, the Melting Pot of contradictions, the Melting Pot of afghanistan where we met all others. But we had international friends who also got attached to the city like we did. Friends who also got attached to the city like we did city like we did. Bilal, i know you have a young city like we did. Bilal, i know you have a young Baby City like we did. Bilal, i know you have a young Baby Daughter City like we did. Bilal, i know you have a young Baby Daughter and | city like we did. Bilal, i know you i have a young Baby Daughter and im sure that your thoughts are very much of the country you love but also the safety of your family. Tell us a little bit about her than i can only imagine, as you see the images we are seeing now of afghans desperate to get to their families and people handing their young ones over to some of the military to get them into kabul air base, your thoughts must very much he them into kabul air base, your thoughts must very much be with them. , thoughts must very much be with them. , thoughts must very much be with them. , them. Our Baby Daughter i believe she is new them. Our Baby Daughter i believe she is now 49 them. Our Baby Daughter i believe she is now 49 or them. Our Baby Daughter i believe she is now 49 or 50 them. Our Baby Daughter i believe she is now 49 or 50 days them. Our Baby Daughter i believe she is now 49 or 50 days old them. Our Baby Daughter i believe she is now 49 or 50 days old and l she is now 49 or 50 days old and when she was born we named her solar, which means peace, because we had lost so many of our own friends and Family Members and we came up with the name hoping there would be that comprehensive permanent ceasefire and i remember writing for the telegraph about how covering the war had taken me me away, and little did i know a few weeks ago that this would be my own Daughters Fate and i very much thought she would be able to grow than a normal country and go to school in afghanistan but someday i hope she will understand that this was in her interests and it was my main concern, how can we go through the airport. Not only was my concern for my daughter but also my concern for my daughter but also my wife and elderly parents. Again countries like the qatari state, they have the Leverage And Influence and that can be part of a very peaceful Evacuation Process, the humanitarian corridor. And i also know that i am the lucky one and i am very grateful because thousands of afghans, including ourfriends are still in hiding and they fear Making Thatjourney into the airport, through the taliban and i would want to thank the americans and british, a lot of these European Nations behind the scenes. I know they have helped with the evacuation, and you know, ordinary citizens in the west they have paid for chartered flights, but what is worrying afghans is this artificial timelines, deadlines which are sending shock waves. We have to put this into the context that the evacuation is taking place in the 11th Hour and a lot of afghans were asked for documents in the last few months and they had to go through a lot of Red Tape with the afghan government institutions and they could not afford to get thousands of dollars to get their passport or national identities and in hindsight, i think this process could have been smoother and they should have been more flexibility but the international community and the west must understand that if they abandon these this Generation of afghans, the british, the americans, the europeans, they are vulnerable and their lives are at great risk and this Generation must be preserved because this is the result of massive investment by the international community in blood and treasure. This is afghanistans cream of the crop, the educated Generation, the global Generation, the 9 11 Generation. Can i Generation, the global Generation, the 9 11 Generation. The 9 11 Generation. Can i ust ask ou, as the 9 11 Generation. Can i ust ask you. As we the 9 11 Generation. Can i ust ask you. As we fl the 9 11 Generation. Can i ust ask you, as we are facing the 9 11 Generation. Can ijust ask you, as we are facing effectively i you, as we are facing effectively the final hours of the evacuation, because we know there will be a short period of time now where flights can take off and Kabul Airport will then come under the control of the taliban. There are real fears over the numbers who either have joint british citizenship or have connections to the uk. For example i know the us and many other countries. What are your concerns about those left behind, and do you think many will be . I behind, and do you think many will be . ~. ,. , behind, and do you think many will be . ~. , ~. , behind, and do you think many will be . ~. , ~. Be . I think thousands of afghans are not only vulnerable be . I think thousands of afghans are not only vulnerable and be . I think thousands of afghans are not only vulnerable and exposed be . I think thousands of afghans are not only vulnerable and exposed the | not only vulnerable and exposed the Village And District level where the taliban have identified them, but there are lives are under massive risk, which is why i think the international community, including great britain and the us and other European Countries must use smarter diplomatic channels through the governments of the qatari state, pakistan, saudi arabia, many of these other countries, turkey, and get them to take over the process of physical evacuation. I think the humanitarian corridor still must be opened, and lets forget that the taliban are not of the shadow government, they are the government whether we like it or not and with that comes a lot of responsibility, so the world is watching, the afghan people are watching, and the international community must make sure that they dont take their eyes off afghanistan, just like they did in the 19905 and they should use their influence and we have to be honest. This is about millions of afghans still needing food, there is the risk of starvation, famine. We have seen drought and i was covering this one myself, quite tragically for the last year or so, the firing started at the peak of the fruit season, the harvest season, so afghanistan has suffered massive economic loss, especially the farmers. I remember In The Valley outside of kandahar during the pomegranate seasons, the farmers lost a lot in the grapes, the aprils the apples, apricots, the world must think about the 18 Million plus afghans and we have to learn from the lessons of the 19905 that you cannot simply ignore any country anywhere in the world, because if you do so, the problem of that country will come to your doorstep. Bilal, Thank You for speaking to us today and im very pleased that yOu And yourfamily today and im very pleased that yOu And your family are safe, today and im very pleased that yOu And yourfamily are safe, so today and im very pleased that yOu And your family are safe, so Thank You for speaking to us. Theres been a significant rise in the number of people requesting help for Binge Eating disorder over the past three years, according to the Charity Beat. Bed is classed as a serious Mental Illness where people eat large quantities of food without feeling like theyre in control of what theyre doing. Beat says its more common than anorexia and bulimia, but isnt properly understood. Breakfast� s Jayne Mccubbin has been speaking to two women whove been living with the condition and have chosen to share their stories to raise awareness. Some people may find details injaynes report upsetting. It feels like a battle, yeah, definitely. Yeah. Its hard. Yeah. Sorry, ive got upset. Are yOu All right . Its just a lack of thinking, and itjust feels like a frenzy. And the only way to kind of get rid of that feeling whatever that is is to hinge and to eat until Ijust Cant feel it any more. Eating disorder Charity Beat has told Bbc Breakfast they have evidence which indicates Binge Eating has exploded. Calls to its helplines have increased more than 360 in the last three years. Most of that a 220 increase was through 2020 and the pandemic. Lauren is 34 a single mum with a child with special needs, she works in the nhs. Martha is 20, a university student. Both have agreed to share their stories. So they happen every single day. For me, personally, its normally once a day. Can be maybe one to two times a day. Pizzas takeaway pizzas mcdonalds. It doesnt just stop at that takeaway of an evening or fast food. Packets of crisps. Quantities, maybe packs of, like, croissants and things. Some chocolate or some chocolate yoghurts. Since he was born, ive put on nine stone. It is a daily battle, yeah. You know, once that day is sort of drawing to a close, i know that my battle starts as soon as hes in bed. But, yeah, i am at a point wHere I Am desperate, i desperately want help. Itsjust eating anything i can get my hands on in the shortest amount of time possible. Combinations of foods, foods i might want separately butjust dont have the time or the effort to separate. Frozen bread, frozen yorkshire pudding. I dont want to be caught, i dont want to be toasting bread. I dont want to put things in the oven. Ijust want to eat as much as possible in the shortest amount of time. Ill grab the whole box of cereal and bring up a whole pint of milk and then bring that upstairs to my room and keep it in my cupboard in Case Someone comes in. These arent rational choices about foods that you enjoy. No, its not rational and it doesnt taste nice a lot of the time. Crunching on frozen bread, on Literaljust Ice is not a pleasant experience. And, you know, adding butter to that, its not tasty. Thatsjust more food, more calories. Its. Yeah. Its not a treat, its not a pleasant experience. Its not a late night snack. No. Its not a get over The End of the day and enjoy something. Itsjust a compulsion and you want it to stop. Yeah. I mean, im crying whilst eating most of the time. In total, almost 40,000 people have called Beat Helplines about Binge Eating since 2018. The charity says this is likely to be the tip of the iceberg. I think we have no idea about the scale of this problem. My instinct is that its huge. Sarah is a therapist whos tackled her own Binge Eating disorder. Binge eating disorder is twice as common as anorexia, and its also more common than bulimia. Theres a sense that. Youve just lost control. Taking food out of the rubbish bin, taking food that doesnt belong to them. All of this is really common. So if anybodys watching this, i would just want to say that youre not alone. Lorren tells me she hides evidence of binges. Instead of sort of routinely putting the waste or the rubbish in my kitchen bin, i would fill a black bag and put it straight into the bin so that if anybody came round and they were to look in sort of my kitchen bin, they wouldnt see any evidence. Martha tells me there were occasions when she took food from other homes. And i would just fill my bag just filled with wrappers of their food and just feeling so guilty. Its not something you want to do. Its not something it sits with your values. You dont agree with it, its all awful. Its a compulsion. Yeah, it feels compulsive and theres no alternative until you kind of. Fill up to the point you cant eat any more. Beat say just less than half of those who sought medical help felt they were taken seriously. So they would have referred me to a dietician. There was never sort of a mental Health Aspect looked into. Have you tried exercise . Have you tried having more structure . Have you tried, you know, keeping your mind off it, distracting yourself after youve eaten . You know. Yeah, of course. Of course ive tried all these things. Everyones tried all these things. Thats unhelpful. Itsjust hopeless. Its completely hopeless. Thats how you feel. Yeah, i think thats how i feel. And i think thats how a lot of people feel. Binge eating experts tell us we have no real idea of the true scale of the problem. In a statement, the government acknowledged Mental Health Services have faced an increased demand during the pandemic, but theyre investing £500 million in the area. So i think this is a problem of huge proportions that were just not aware about. We dont know enough about it. We need to get better help. And that means people. Going to their gps to tell them whats happening because until we know whos struggling, we dont know the size of this problem and therefore the resources are just not going to be there for us. I we are grateful to both women to being so candid about the condition and it will draw attention to it. If youve been affected by any of the issues raised, you can find Help And Advice at bbc. Co. Uk actionline it is coming up to ten minutes to seven and jane is taking a look at the sport, and paralympics gb, the team has already brought in gold, silver, and were expecting a Medal Haul. Silver, and were expecting a Medal Haul silver, and were expecting a Medal Haul. , silver, and were expecting a Medal Haul. ,. ,. , haul. There are seven altogether for britain, haul. There are seven altogether for britain. One haul. There are seven altogether for britain. One of haul. There are seven altogether for britain, one of them haul. There are seven altogether for britain, one of them gold, haul. There are seven altogether for britain, one of them gold, dame britain, one of them gold, Dame Sarah Storey yesterday but we are guaranteed another gold later. Both british finalists breaking the World Record in qualifying for the Mens C3 3000m Individual Pursuit. While in the pool we have a fascinating battle between the reigning rio and London Gold medallist, Ellie Simmonds and two other british hopefuls. Rachel latham joins us now from tokyo. Rachel, one of ellies fellow brits in particular a huge threat in this race . Yes, Maisie-newton'>Thats Maisie Newton summers, and its yes, Maisie-newton'>Thats Maisie Newton summers, and its the yes, Maisie-newton'>Thats Maisie Newton summers, and its the first time we will see Ellie Simmonds in the aquatic centre in Tokyo Ellie simmonds in the aquatic centre In Tokyo and she will be going in the 200 In Tokyo and she will be going in the 200 metres individual Medley And Oin the 200 metres individual medley and going from the 200 metres individual medley and going from the heat into the final in sixth going from the heat into the final in sixth position and she has tough competition from around the world as well as competition from around the world as well as her competition from around the world as well as her team mates, so its grace well as her team mates, so its Grace Harvey and Maisie, who both went faster Grace Harvey and Maisie, who both went faster than ellie did in the heats went faster than ellie did in the heats this morning and the ukrainian has qualified the fastest from the heats has qualified the fastest from the heats this morning, breaking the world heats this morning, breaking the World Record and the paralympic recont World Record and the Paralympic Record. We will also see Qian Ego again record. We will also see Qian Ego again who record. We will also see Qian Ego again who got a 400 Metres Medal in the freestyle and was pipped to the Lold The Freestyle and was pipped to the gold by the freestyle and was pipped to the gold by 0. 12 seconds and has the hundred gold by 0. 12 seconds and has the hundred Metres Freestyle tonight and she will hundred Metres Freestyle tonight and she will be hoping for gold. Fabulous to see three brits in the race. We mention of the cycling earlier. Talk us through the qualification for the final and who do you expect to win in the Individual Pursuit . Its do you expect to win in the Individual Pursuit . Its been so excitin Individual Pursuit . Its been so exciting already Individual Pursuit . Its been so exciting already at Individual Pursuit . Its been so exciting already at the Individual Pursuit . Its been so exciting already at the velodrome, as you exciting already at the velodrome, as you touched on in the studio. We had the as you touched on in the studio. We had the 3000 metres Individual Pursuit had the 3000 metres Individual Pursuit in had the 3000 metres Individual Pursuit in the C3 Class and it was Finlay Pursuit in the C3 Class and it was Finlay Graham in the heats, he went first and Finlay Graham in the heats, he went first and smashed the World Record and then first and smashed the World Record and thenjacko went first and smashed the World Record and then jacko went next first and smashed the World Record and thenjacko went next broke first and smashed the World Record and then jacko went next broke the world and then jacko went next broke the World Record again and they are going World Record again and they are going to World Record again and they are going to be going head to head in the final going to be going head to head in the final tonight for the Gold Medal, the final tonight for the Gold Medal, just like we saw with Elaine Wright medal, just like we saw with Elaine Wright and medal, just like we saw with Elaine Wright and Sarah Storey yesterday, so we wright and Sarah Storey yesterday, so we have wright and Sarah Storey yesterday, so we have a definite Gold Medal the velodrome so we have a definite Gold Medal the velodrome again later. Weve already had some velodrome again later. Weve already had some finals this morning and we saw elaine had some finals this morning and we saw Elaine Mclynn who went with her pilot in saw Elaine Mclynn who went with her pilot in the saw Elaine Mclynn who went with her pilot in the 1000 metres Time Trial and won pilot in the 1000 metres Time Trial and won A Pilot in the 1000 metres Time Trial and won a Silver Medal, but at the nronrent and won a Silver Medal, but at the moment we and won a Silver Medal, but at the moment we are waiting on reigning champion moment we are waiting on reigning Championjody Cundy who moment we are waiting on reigning Champion Jody Cundy who also has the Time Trial Champion Jody Cundy who also has the Time Trial this morning and is going to he Time Trial this morning and is going to be hoping for gold in that. Thanks to be hoping for gold in that. Thanks for the update. England go into day two of the third test against india at headingley in a commanding position. India chose to Bat Yesterday and were remarkably bowled out for just 78 runs. Once Againjimmy Anderson was the man to lead the charge for england. Taking two early wickets including one in the first over before getting captain Virat Kohli for just 7. Ollie robinson and Craig Overton took two wickets each as india fell forjust 78. And if you thought the bowling was good, Take A Look at the batting. Openers Rory Burns and Haseeb Hameed both reached their half centuries as england finished the day on 120 without loss. The Way Everyone bowled today on the way we the Way Everyone bowled today on the way we fielded i thought was brilliant way we fielded i thought was brilliant and then leaning on into the batting, the two guys who batted there were outstanding and we are ust there were outstanding and we are just delighted that things came off for us just delighted that things came off for us. Weve had planned throughout the series for us. Weve had planned throughout the series and i think we bowled pretty the series and i think we bowled pretty well through the series and at times pretty well through the series and at times things dont go your way, but when at times things dont go your way, but when things go your way you have to make but when things go your way you have to make the but when things go your way you have to make the most of it and we did that Today Arsenal helped themselves to their first win of the season with a 6 0 thumping over a young West Brom Side in the second round of the carabao cup. Captain Pierre Emerick Aubameyang scored a Hat Trick in his first start of the season, with the other goals from bukayo saka, Nicolas Pepe and Alexandre Lacazette to seal a comfortable progression for arsenal into the third round. If only they could do that in the premier League. If only they could do that in the premier League. That is your sport. Thank you its been eight years since the Disney Anthem Let It Go became, arguably, one of cinemas best known songs, and now another blast of frozen fever could be about to hit londons West End. Are you excited about this . Is this where we put are you excited about this . Is this where we put out are you excited about this . Is this where we put out the are you excited about this . Is this where we put out the earworm are you excited about this . Is this where we put out the earworm alarm. Yes, the alert, the warning. After nearly a years delay, curtains will finally go up on frozen the musical this weekend. Tim muffett has been speaking to the cast ahead of The Shows Opening Night. For the first time in forever, therell be music, therell be light. Theatres closed for 18 months, an industry in need of a lift. Time its hoped to finally. Let it go, Let It Go frozen the musical a Stage Show based on the smash hit film. For so long, we were just, as an industry, wondering when it will come back. But when we all arrived at the theatre, we were like, whoa this huge theatrical production has already been staged in new york, australia and japan, and is now set to open in london. Hello, obi, good to meet you. Hi, tim. Thats one impressive ice bridge. Welcome to theatre royal, drury lane. Here we are, the home of Frozen London for the next year. This is ourfirst time performing after nearly two years. So i think, for a lot of us, we are just anxious to to share that. The film frozen has become one of the most successful animated movies of all time. Its taken more than £1 billion at the box office, and it gave the world that song. Let it go, Let It Go. I am one with the Wind And Sky. Its so exciting to get to do Let It Go, because theresjust so much magic thats the only thing i can describe it as. Itsjust so magic and so it feels like. Itjust feels thrilling. Like, the first time i got to do it with all the elements was maybe one of the most exciting in my career. Let it go, Let It Go. When ill rise like the break of dawn. Let it go, Let It Go. That perfect girl is gone. What its about, we can all connect to on such a great level, i think. Like, i think weve all had a Let It Go moment in our lives, and its sort of about fully embracing who yOu Are and just not worrying about what everyone else is thinking and just being like, Here I Am and this place. Its amazing. Frozen tells the story of Sisters Anna and elsa driven apart when elsas magical power traps their kingdom in an eternal winter. Appreciate neither of you spent lockdown in an Ice Palace im presuming but there was isolation, wasnt there, for all of us. And that kind of, i suppose, ties, in a way, a bit the story. Absolutely. And weve spoken at some rehearsals how, like, what weve all been through has added even more Weight And Meaning to this story. Because weve all been. We all know elsas sort of isolation, that feeling of being alone and not being able to be with the people you love the most and to connect. I dont know how were going to hold it together on Opening Night when we have that moment where we all sing open up The Gates and its just going to feel. Its going to feel so special. Do you wanna build a snowman . This is a story and a film so many people are familiar with. Theyve got a preconceived idea. So what challenges does that pose to a Theatre Production . Do you try and copy the film or do you make it deliberately different . How hard is it to strike that balance . Well, i think what you have to go in and say is, you have to do one or the other. So the idea of the live frozen was not to duplicate the movie, right . It was to. Lets do something more original. Lets make this story about these two women and the strength that they have for each other. Let the Storm Rage on. The frozen phenomenon continues eight years after the films release its time to find out if a Stage Version can also cast a spell. Tim muffett, Bbc News. When i was looking at the character, elsa, i thought, when i was looking at the character, elsa, ithought, put when i was looking at the character, elsa, i thought, put carroll in the blue dress. Very similar. And we know she can sing. Youve been outside on the balconies. Were looking forward to that happening again. YOu Arejoking. It yOu Are joking. It will never happen again. YOu Are oking. It will never happen aaain. , yOu Are oking. It will never happen aaain. , again. Never say never on this programme again. Never say never on this programme. Let again. Never say never on this programme. Let it again. Never say never on this programme. Let it good. Again. Never say never on this programme. Let it good. Very| again. Never say never on this programme. Let it good. Very good charlie. Today, programme. Let it good. 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Yesterday in the highlands we hit 27. 2 and we are not expecting temperatures as high as that Today Norfor temperatures as high as that today nor for the rest of august. A5 temperatures as high as that today nor for the rest of august. As we go through the evening and overnight, once again we will have a fair bit of cloud across eastern areas and some clear skies out to the west, still a keen breeze down the North Sea coastline and where The Cloud is broken across parts of Aberdeenshire And Moray, temperature could fall as low as five or 6 degrees and that will be a Shock To The System first thing in the morning if yOu Are up early. Tomorrow, again, a fair bit of cloud, bright across East Anglia and the South East and here it will be breezy as well, but even where we have got The Cloud we should see sunny breaks coming through, but again, for scotland and Northern Ireland, this is where we will see the Lions Share of the sunshine. Tomorrows temperatures between 14 and 23. Stay with us, the headlines coming next. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today. British citizens in afghanistan are warned to stay away from Kabul Airport amid fears of an imminent Terror Attack. It comes as the Evacuation Effort enters its final days, with thousands still waiting to be airlifted to safety. Covid vaccines are being offered at the reading and Leeds Festivals this weekend, after other major events were linked with thousands of new infections. Theres gold up for grabs with three brits vying for a win in the paralympic pool. Ellie simmonds defends her title against Maisie'>World Champion Maisie Summers Newton, and European Bronze medallist Grace Harvey. Its Thursday 26th august. Our top story. The uk, the United States and australia have all told their citizens to stay away from Kabul Airport amid concerns that terrorists could launch an imminent attack. The Foreign Office has issued updated advice, just days before the deadline for evacuation flights, as foreign troops prepare to leave afghanistan. Thousands of afghan interpreters and other staff who worked for the uk have reportedly passed Security Checks but remain stuck in kabul. Graham satchell reports. Day after day, for more than a week now, distressing pictures of afghans at Kabul Airport desperate to leave. Now a new warning from the british and american governments, who say there is a high threat of a Terrorist Attack here. The advice do not travel to the airport. It means a hugely difficult operation to get people out has just got worse. Latest figures from the Ministry-of-defence'>Ministry Of Defence show more than 11,000 people have so far been evacuated to the uk. Of those, almost 7,000 are afghans and their families. But an estimated 2,000 interpreters and other staff who worked for britain still need to be evacuated. The bbc has spoken to one former interpreter now in hiding in kabul, terrified of being discovered by the taliban. If im left here, i will be killed by them as soon as they find me. So it will be very important for me to get as soon as possible to the uk because i worked for three years with the british forces and so the taliban will never, ever leave me alive. Overnight, another plane arrives at Raf Brize Norton in oxfordshire. On board, the lucky ones whove made it. But this operation is time limited officially, the deadline is next tuesday. In reality, the window will close before then it will take at least 48 hours for british and american troops to manage their own departure. So a plea from a former Military Commander in afghanistan. Please dont leave them behind. In the time thats available in the next five or six days, dont close The Gates lets get the most vulnerable people into the united kingdom and into safety. Notjust interpreters, but those who fought on the battlefield against the taliban, and those who fought that ideology and are therefore under significant threat. The taliban control the streets of kabul and decide who gets out. With the new advice to stay away from the airport, there are now serious questions about how this operation will end, and how many more people will make it to safety. Graham satchell, Bbc News. Our political correspondent lone wells joins us now from westminster. Good morning. This advice from the Foreign Office is alarming and it will be alarming to those who are still in kabuljust outside, hoping to leave. Still in Kabul Ust outside, hoping to leave. , � , still in Kabul Ust outside, hoping to leave. � , , still in Kabul Ust outside, hoping to leave. � , to leave. Thats right, this is a number of to leave. Thats right, this is a number of issues to leave. Thats right, this is a number of issues facing to leave. Thats right, this is a number of issues facing those | to leave. Thats right, this is a number of issues facing those trying to get evacuated from Kabul Airport. The fcc to get evacuated from Kabul Airport. The fco has advised people not to travel to the airport, including to the barren hotel which is the area where officials have been Processing Afghans and bricks trying to get on flights to leave the country. People are being advised to set to a safe location and try the neck being on people trying to get out of the compound. A second issue facing people is Ben Wallace telling Mp5 Yesterday that those who have not yet been contacted about getting on a flight should instead consider making their way to a Land Border. I understand on tuesday to dominate rather, the Foreign Secretary, has said the uk were looking at setting up said the uk were looking at setting up points across borders in places like pakistan to try to evacuate more people through those third countries. The issue with this, the thing that has been raised of the Defence Committee tobias ellwood, is if the taliban do not approve those Land Border points and the message is not communicated to people on the ground, and even more chaotic scenes convince you people start to try to make their way to their borders in their masses as they realise they may not be able to get on flights. All of this is set against the backdrop of time running out because the deadline when us troops are said to withdraw is on tuesday, but in Reality Evacuations need to wrap up a lot sooner because it will take days for us Military Forces to wrap up days for us Military Forces to wrap up their operations, british operations and military and officials want to get out before then. We are now in the final hours of this Evacuation Process as we know it. , a of this Evacuation Process as we know it. , of this Evacuation Process as we know it. ,. Pen farthing, the founder of the afghanistan Charity Nowzad dogs, has given an update on his attempts to leave the country with his staff and animals. In the last hour, the former Royal Marine has pleaded directly with the taliban on twitter, asking them to allow his team safe passage into Kabul Airport, adding that they have been stuck outside the airport for the last ten hours. Ministers are facing fresh warnings about the effect of removing extra universal credit payments in the autumn. Two Conservative Mp5 have written to the prime Minister, saying that cutting the £20 a Week Uplift risks underMining his Levelling Up agenda. Our political Correspondent Nick eardley reports. The number of people on universal credit has almost doubled during the pandemic to almost six million, and since last March Theyve been getting an extra £20 a week. But that temporary uplift comes to an end in october. Anthony is one of those worried about the impact thatll have. £80 is not a lot for some people. Once ive paid bills ill be left with probably about £60 £60, £70 for the month. That wont do me a months shopping. No chance, evenjust a single person. Charities are warning about the impact, too. Citizens advice surveyed 2,000 people on universal credit, and they think more than a third could be forced into debt when the uplift ends. Here at westminster, a number of mp5 are worried, too. Opposition parties want the extra money to be made permanent and a growing number of conservatives are saying the same. In a letter today, Two Tory Mp5 tell the prime Minister to rethink. Peter aldous and John Stevenson say they are alarmed to see the government unwilling to heed the widespread warnings that are coming from all quarters. They add those who receive the money are most in need of Levelling Up, which the government has made its key mission. Ministers say the extra money was always temporary, and theyre now focused on a plan forjobs. But the pressure is only likely to grow in the coming weeks. Nick eardley, Bbc News, westminster. Covid vaccines are being offered at the reading and Leeds Festivals this weekend, in an effort to increase take up in young adults. Pop up clinics will be open at both events, but health officials said people under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be given a jab. Its after two other festivals were linked to a surge in cases in recent weeks. Nhs trusts in england have been told to prepare for the possibility of adMinistering the Covid Vaccine to 12 to 15 year olds next month. Currentlyjabs are only offered to children if they have certain Health Conditions or live with a vulnerable adult. Thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation is weighing up the arguments for the move. The Department Of Health says no final decision has been made. The nhs has temporarily stopped some Blood Testing in england because of shortages of collection tubes. Doctors are being urged to stagger regular Blood Tests if its clinically safe. One company which makes vials for the nhs, has warned of serious Supply Chain issues across the uk. The us actor michael nader, best known for his role in the soap dynasty, has died from cancer at the age of 76. He played joan collins� love interest, Dex Dexter, in the long running drama, which he starred in from 1983, until the programme came to an end in 1989. His wife described him as a beautiful and fascinating man. 19 year old british swimmer Maisie Summers Newton qualified overnight for the final of the 200 Metre Medley alongside two other british paralympians, on day two of the competition In Tokyo. Later this Morning Shell go head to head again with her Idol Ellie simmonds. Matt graveling is at one of Maisies Training Pools in northampton. I dare say there is quite a bit of excitement there. Good morning. Goad excitement there. Good morning. Good morninu. Excitement there. Good morning. Good morning we excitement there. Good morning. Good morning we may excitement there. Good morning. Good morning. We may be excitement there. Good morning. Good morning. We may be in excitement there. Good morning. ems morning. We may be in northampton but all eyes are firmly on tokyo here at northampton swimming club, where there is inspiration everywhere you look. Have a look at this. Ellie robinson, one of the club members, hairand this. Ellie robinson, one of the club members, hair and will perry, another club member, have made it into the Team Relay final already but in one of the most exciting races in the pool at the paralympics, all eyes here in northampton will be a local Maisie'>Girl Maisie Summers Newton. Atjust 16 Maisie Summers Newton was already making waves twice shortlisted for young Sports Personality of the year, in 2018 she was breaking records. Its going to be gold to Maisie Summers Newton and its gold for great britain already a european and world champion, the northampton teenager now gets her chance on sports biggest stage and it comes after years of Hard Work. So the sessions are two and a half hours. Wow. And i do that eight times a week. Some people would say its a bit crazy because we wake up at four in the morning sometimes its very early. But, i mean, you guys probably wake up then quite a lot well, we dont go for a swim at four in the morning, to be fair yeah. So, i mean, its hard, but, like, what you get out of it pays off. It was london 2012 that fuelled Maisies-passion'>Maisies Passion for the pool. Atjust ten years old she watched her hero, Ellie Simmonds, win gold, silver and bronze. Like ellie, Maisie was born with achondroplasia a genetic condition that affects the growth of arms and legs. She was the one that made me, like, start competitively swimming. Was she . Yeah. Shes such an inspiration, like, to everyone. Itsjust great to race beside her. I spoke to her before because shes been to the games and, like, loads of european and world champs. So, i mean, it was my first major so, like, to control my nerves ijust spoke to her and i said, how did you feel . And everything. But In Tokyo, idols become rivals once again. On saturday, the pair will meet in their 100 metre breaststroke heat, but today they race in the womens individual 200 Metre Medley. Nine years on since Maisie-first'>Maisie First watched ellie win this very event in london, shes now competing for a golden moment of her own. The final of that race is going to be at 938 uk time. Maisie has the World Record, i did until early Today And Elliott has the Paralympic Record. That World Record was broken by a ukrainian swimmer who is also going the same file, so fingers crossed here. What is it like to win a Gold Medal . Was doing a . Lets bring in olympic Gold Medallist ollie. Two Gold Medals in rio, one in 2012. What will be going through the heads of Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . The Hard Work is the heads of Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . Iie Hard Work is done the heads of Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . Tie Hard Work is done now, all the hard training they have done here in northampton is all done, so it is the final preparation, getting ready for the final. Really greatjob is to get through the heat, that is the firstjob to get through the heat, that is the first job and to get through the heat, that is the firstjob and is nowjust preparing for the final. Maisie is such a fierce competitor so i know her mind will be fully focused on how she wants to execute that Race And I Cant Wait to watch it. We wants to execute that Race And I Cant Wait to watch it. Wants to execute that Race And I Cant Wait to watch it. We heard in the Iece Cant wait to watch it. We heard in the piece from Cant Wait to watch it. 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It is really difficult, it is not an easy sports, not an easy journey to go difficult, it is not an easy sports, not an easyjourney to go down, i wont lie about that. The rewards and what it can do for your life and give to your life, its absolutely worth it and i think it is a fantastic story. Maisie was inspired by ellie, Watching Ellie Compete and now Maisie is going for a Gold Medal at the paralympics. That is a great story and really what the Paralympic Movement is about, is about inspiring people, changing lives, giving people peppers. Inspiring people, changing lives, giving people peppers inspiring people, changing lives, giving people peppers. Before i let ou no, i giving people peppers. Before i let you go. I dont giving people peppers. Before i let you go, i dont know giving people peppers. Before i let you go, i dont know if giving people peppers. Before i let you go, i dont know if you giving people peppers. Before i let you go, i dont know if you knew i you go, i dont know if you knew this, i didnt, you go, i dont know if you knew this, ididnt, but you go, i dont know if you knew this, i didnt, but each paralympic medal actually shakes with a sound. That is so that the visually impaired people can tell the difference between the colours of the medals. If you didnt know that, there you go, fun fact. I will bring injack, the ceo of british swimming. Thank you forjoining us. How important is a Gold Rush in team gb, paralympicsgb, to transfer that to the next Generation like we saw with Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . With Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . Absolutely, we all need with Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . Absolutely, we all Need Inspiration with Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . Absolutely, we all Need Inspiration and with Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . Absolutely, we all Need Inspiration and we with Maisie'>Ellie And Maisie . Absolutely, l we all Need Inspiration and we have seen it 32012 and we saw it in rio and we are now seeing it with tokyo and we are now seeing it with tokyo and we are now seeing it with tokyo and we Need Inspiration in our lives at the olympics and paralympics can provide that and i think this time it has caught us a bit by surprise, giving everything that has happened, but it has been so inspirational and wonderful to see people down here training whilst we are looking forward to the racing In Tokyo. Northampton swimming club has 200 members, it is completely inclusive for people of all ages. How do people, if they are being inspired by the paralympics, get involved . There are lots of Swimming Clubs up and down the country and i encourage you want to go to that website, british swimming, swimming london, the other nations, there is lots of information about how to get involved. It is a wonderful sport because it gives people to develop so much and the olympians and the paralympians are really important but it is also about the community and the spirit and the path which is just as important. Just as important. Thank you very much. If just as important. Thank you very much if you just as important. Thank you very much. If yOu Are just as important. Thank you very much. If yOu Are poised just as important. Thank you very much. If yOu Are poised by just as important. Thank you very much. If yOu Are poised by your. Just as important. Thank you very i much. If yOu Are poised by your tv, it will be about 9 30am that that race will happen. Ellie simmonds, Maisie Summers Newton and also Grace Harvey. They came first, second and third in the heat earlier this morning. Stand by your tv and keep yourfingers morning. Stand by your tv and keep your fingers crossed. Your fingers crossed. Firmly crossed. Your fingers crossed. Firmly crossed, Thank Your fingers crossed. 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Kelly foran, much more that can be done. Kelly foran. Bbc much more that can be done. Kelly foran, Bbc News. After 18 months of cancellations, Music Fans are looking forward to some of the uks biggest festivals making their return this weekend. Leeds, reading and creamfields will be welcoming Back Crowds but health officials are urging people to be cautious after a surge in covid cases following two recent festivals. Last month around 40,000 people went to latitude in suffolk and since then more than 1,000 have Tested positive for the virus. And according to the public Health Team in cornwall, around 4,700 positive cases may be linked to boardmasters, which took place there earlier this month. Two people who Tested positive after the event told us about it. My husband and i dont regret it in the sense that he had a great time, but we have to regret the fact that weve not been able to work, and i missed a close Relatives Funeral last week because i couldnt travel with the covid. And it has had quite a big impact on us all. Even though i Tested positive. Taking the precautions wed taken, isolating, i believe it was worth it. Weve enjoyed ourselves, its been nice to be back doing something that we all enjoy, we all love. And to see so many people in one area, its weird at the same time. With the Bank Holiday Weekend approaching, more than 200,000 people are expected at leeds, reading, and creamfields in cheshire. Lets talk now to thara raj, whos the director of public health at warrington borough council. That is a neighbouring Borough Work creamfields where creamfields will take place. We have been liaising a lot of presentations and work protocols are in place. Tell us a little bit about how secure you see those events and what precautions are taken. I cannot comment precautions are taken. I cannot comment directly precautions are taken. I cannot comment directly about precautions are taken. I cannot i comment directly about creamfields and the comment directly about creamfields and the organisations because it was my colLeagues in the neighbouring public my colLeagues in the neighbouring public Health Team that did all the raft public Health Team that did all the graft work. However, i know, i have checked graft work. However, i know, i have checked the graft work. However, i know, i have checked the plans, i have checked what checked the plans, i have checked what we checked the plans, i have checked what we have done as a borough to support what we have done as a borough to support the what we have done as a borough to support the plans. They have been meticulous. These people do know how to organise meticulous. These people do know how to organise events. Can meticulous. These people do know how to organise events. To organise events. Can you give us a iuick to organise events. Can you give us a quick breakdown to organise events. Can you give us a quick breakdown of to organise events. Can you give us a quick breakdown of some to organise events. Can you give us a quick breakdown of some of i to organise events. Can you give us a quick breakdown of some of the i to organise events. Can you give us i a quick breakdown of some of the key points, the tick boxes that they have done to try and make sure they are as safe as they can be . Are as safe as they can be . Public Health England are as safe as they can be . Public Health England have are as safe as they can be . Public Health England have published i are as safe as they can be . Public Health England have published al Health England have published a really Health England have published a really useful Risk Assessment Tool kit, really useful Risk Assessment Tool kit. So really useful Risk Assessment Tool kit. So the really useful Risk Assessment Tool kit, so the organisers and the local authorities kit, so the organisers and the local authorities have been using that to id authorities have been using that to go through and they include things like ventilation is key, so try and disperse like ventilation is key, so try and disperse crowds. If you have touch points disperse crowds. If you have touch points like disperse crowds. If you have touch points like toilets or bar areas, etc, points like toilets or bar areas, etc, be points like toilets or bar areas, etc, be cautious, wearing face coverings etc, be cautious, wearing face coverings. That is the advice that is being coverings. That is the advice that is being given. Coverings. That is the advice that is being given coverings. That is the advice that is being given. Inevitably, though, eole will is being given. Inevitably, though, people will contract is being given. Inevitably, though, people will contract a is being given. Inevitably, though, people will contract a and is being given. Inevitably, though, people will contract a and there i people will contract a and there will be a spike in cases or contractions. Is thatjust the kind of thing that has to be balanced out now, is that organisers view this . As you know, there are easing restrictions. We have the good weather, restrictions. We have the good weather, hopefully, for the bank holiday weather, hopefully, for the Bank Holiday Weekend. There is going to be people holiday weekend. There is going to be people who have not been to these events be people who have not been to these events for be people who have not been to these events for a be people who have not been to these events for a couple of years. The difficulty events for a couple of years. The difficulty is events for a couple of years. The difficulty is that the coronavirus Rates Difficulty is that the coronavirus rates are difficulty is that the coronavirus rates are still very high. We are much rates are still very high. We are much higher than we were this time last year~ much higher than we were this time last year. Going into festivals and events, last year. Going into festivals and events, it last year. Going into festivals and events, it is last year. Going into festivals and events, it is legal to go to the small events, it is legal to go to the small and events, it is legal to go to the small and large events. It is about personal small and large events. It is about personal responsibility. The organisers have done a really. I mean. Organisers have done a really. I mean. The organisers have done a really. I mean, the local organisers for our events mean, the local organisers for our events which we are hosting in warrington and the disability awareness day, they have been meticulous. Awareness day, they have been meticulous. ~. ,. , meticulous. With that in mind, you either director meticulous. With that in mind, you either director public meticulous. With that in mind, you either director public health. I meticulous. With that in mind, you either director public health. Take | either director public health. Take a look at the boardmasters festival. 4700 people contracted coronavirus or a Tested positive for coronavirus. Cornwall ended up saying, dont come here because the levels have risen so much. The Tourist Board there is actually saying that. Are you concerned this may happen in warrington, for example . I may happen in warrington, for examle . , may happen in warrington, for example . May happen in warrington, for examle . ,. ,. Example . I will be honest, we have not the example . I will be honest, we have got the Tour Example . I will be honest, we have got the tour of example . I will be honest, we have got the tour of Britain Example . I will be honest, we have got the tour of britain coming, i example . I will be honest, we have got the tour of britain coming, we | got the tour of britain coming, we have got the tour of britain coming, we have those got the tour of britain coming, we have those events that i mentioned earlier~ have those events that i mentioned earlier~ i have those events that i mentioned earlier~ lam have those events that i mentioned earlier. I am excited, have those events that i mentioned earlier. Lam excited, but have those events that i mentioned earlier. I am excited, but also trepidations because whilst all the planning trepidations because whilst all the planning has been done, our nhs colLeagues locally are fearful that, actually. ColLeagues locally are fearful that, actually, rates will tip into hospitalisations. Actually, rates will tip into hospitalisations. Actually, rates will tip into hositalisations. ~. Hospitalisations. With that in mind would ou hospitalisations. With that in mind would you be hospitalisations. With that in mind would you be prepared hospitalisations. With that in mind would you be prepared to hospitalisations. With that in mind would you be prepared to issue i hospitalisations. With that in mind | would you be prepared to issue the same warning that has come out of cornwall . {iii same warning that has come out of cornwall . ,. , �. Cornwall . Of course. I dont want eole to cornwall . Of course. I dont want people to stop cornwall . Of course. I dont want people to stop coming cornwall . Of course. I dont want people to stop coming to cornwall . Of course. I dont want i people to stop coming to warrington orto people to stop coming to warrington or to cheshire. But people to stop coming to warrington or to cheshire. Or to cheshire. But if cases go up, if there is or to cheshire. But if cases go up, if there is that or to cheshire. But if cases go up, if there is that significant or to cheshire. But if cases go up, if there is that significant spike, i if there is that significant spike, maybe because of the festival or not, that is something that is always in your Back Pocket . I think it is about acting always in your Back Pocket . I think it is about acting sensibly. Always in your Back Pocket . I think it is about acting sensibly. We i always in your Back Pocket . I think| it is about acting sensibly. We know how to it is about acting sensibly. We know how to keep safe. Keep that social distancing how to keep safe. Keep that social distancing. If yOu Are in unfamiliar territory. Distancing. If yOu Are in unfamiliar territory, use a face covering. If yOu Are territory, use a face covering. If yOu Are going to a festival, think about yOu Are going to a festival, think about who yOu Are going to a festival, think about who yOu Are meeting before you io about who yOu Are meeting before you o to about who yOu Are meeting before you go to the about who yOu Are meeting before you go to the festival. It is those sorts go to the festival. It is those sorts of go to the festival. It is those sorts of advice. If youre meeting friends sorts of advice. If youre meeting friends and sorts of advice. If youre meeting friends and family before going to a festival. Friends and family before going to a festival, make sure that yOu Are meeting festival, make sure that yOu Are meeting outside, for example. I would meeting outside, for example. I would be meeting outside, for example. I would be issuing that kind of advice before would be issuing that kind of advice before saying dont come and dont travel~ before saying dont come and dont travel. It before saying dont come and dont travel. ,. ,. , travel. It is challenging a little bit for you travel. It is challenging a little bit for yOu As travel. It is challenging a little bit for yOu As a travel. It is challenging a little bit for yOu As a director travel. It is challenging a little bit for yOu As a director of i travel. It is challenging a little I Bit for yOu As a director of public health, because i am assuming that on the face of it, given carte blanche, you would say this is not a goodidea blanche, you would say this is not a good idea because of the ten short for increasing the transmission of the virus. Notwithstanding the economic benefits and obviously we had from those people before, they are enjoying themselves, which is important, as well. But it is quite challenging from a technical Health Point of view because yOu Are just having to make Something Work that possibly, instinctively, and all your training would tell you, is not a good idea. I your training would tell you, is not a good idea a good idea. I think as the restrictions a good idea. I think as the restrictions have a good idea. I think as the restrictions have been i a good idea. I think as the i restrictions have been closed, a good idea. I think as the restrictions have been closed, its legal restrictions have been closed, its legal to restrictions have been closed, its legal to go restrictions have been closed, its legal to go to these events. Is restrictions legal to go to these events. Is restrictions have been eased. We wouldnt restrictions have been eased. We wouldnt have got really sick people had not wouldnt have got really sick people had not behaved extremely well. As you can had not behaved extremely well. As you can go had not behaved extremely well. As you can go to these events is important you can go to these events is important to make them safe stop i am not important to make them safe stop i am not going to say please dont go to these am not going to say please dont go to these events. People are acting responsibly. We saw on the screen earlier, responsibly. We saw on the screen earlier, you responsibly. We saw on the screen earlier, you know, people have not forgotten earlier, you know, people have not forgotten last year at the last few months forgotten last year at the last few months. ,. ,. , forgotten last year at the last few months. ,. ,. ,. Months. How good do you think that checkin months. How good do you think that checking is. Months. How good do you think that checking is. For months. How good do you think that checking is, for example, months. How good do you think that checking is, for example, around i checking is, for example, around whether people have had two jabs or whether people have had two jabs or whether they have had a test . How she whip you can be just people going to these venues, and they are relying on you to operate it safely, how secure do you think you can make it . Because it is always going to be people who are going to want to go, couldnt afford the test, didnt want to bother. They will always be some people in the mix, notwithstanding the fact that people will try to be responsible. I am notwithstanding the fact that people will try to be responsible. Will try to be responsible. I am not oraianisin will try to be responsible. I am not organising these will try to be responsible. I am not organising these events. Will try to be responsible. I am not organising these events. White i organising these events. White that is organising these events. White that is understandable, you have a festivals that is understandable, you have a festivals of that is understandable, you have a festivals of your own in your area coming festivals of your own in your area coming up festivals of your own in your area coming up. We are giving as much advice coming up. We are giving as much advice as coming up. We are giving as much advice as possible and as much Support Advice as possible and as much support. The main thing is asking people support. The main thing is asking people to support. The main thing is asking people to get vaccinated if they havent people to get vaccinated if they havent. It is never too late. Taking havent. It is never too late. Taking regular lateral flow tests, especially before. YOu Are offering especially before. YOu Are offering advice. The point is, will follow offering advice. The point is, will follow that advice at the festival . You have be follow that advice at the festival . You have be very follow that advice at the festival . You have be very clear, follow that advice at the festival . You have be very clear, social i you have be very clear, social distance, wear masks, be sensible. You have these people are protecting hlf as charlie will say, you can go to a festival and not take the test, you might not be bothered. You might have had two vaccines, you might say you have but not have proof and people will be let in. How strict will it be . I people will be let in. How strict will it be . ~ people will be let in. How strict will it be . People will be let in. How strict will it be . ~. ,. , will it be . I think the organisers of some of will it be . I think the organisers of some of the will it be . I think the organisers of some of the major will it be . I think the organisers of some of the major events. | will it be . I think the organisers i of some of the major events. Say, of some of the maor events. Say, for the of some of the major events. Say, for the weekender. Of some of the major events. Say, for the weekender. I of some of the major events. Say, for the weekender. I will of some of the major events. Say, for the weekender. I will double i for the weekender. I will double check shall for the weekender. I will double check shall save for the weekender. I will double check shall save all for the weekender. I will double check shall save all that for the weekender. I will double check shall save all that is. I for the weekender. I will double check shall save all that is. You | check shall save all that is. You Cant Check shall save all that is. You cantiust check shall save all that is. You cantjust rely on check shall save all that is. You cant just rely on what someone said in a meeting. Im going to be physically in a meeting. Im going to be physically there, supporting, making sure that, physically there, supporting, making sure that, in the way we did when the elections, when we had the elections. The elections, when we had the elections, doing a bit of quality checking elections, doing a bit of quality checkini. ~. ,. , elections, doing a bit of quality checkinu. ,. , , checking. Warrington of course is Ou Are checking. Warrington of course is yOu Are the checking. Warrington of course is yOu Are the key checking. Warrington of course is yOu Are the key elements checking. Warrington of course is yOu Are the key elements we i checking. Warrington of course is l yOu Are the key elements we often told to look at is cases, positive tests, hospitalisation. What pattern do you have in your locality with siam unfortunately we do you have in your locality with siam unfortunately do you have in your locality with siam unfortunately we are seeing hiuh rates siam unfortunately we are seeing high rates of siam unfortunately we are seeing high rates of hospitalisation high rates of hospitalisation locally high rates of hospitalisation locally within the treasure deliver growth locally within the treasure deliver growth cheshire area. The person who runs my growth cheshire area. The person who runs my local growth cheshire area. The person who runs my local hospital, very kind, he is runs my local hospital, very kind, he is called runs my local hospital, very kind, he is called simon doctor. He is worried he is called simon doctor. He is worried. ,. , he is called simon doctor. He is worried. ,. ,. , worried. Can you calibrate that when ou sa it worried. Can you calibrate that when you say it is worried. Can you calibrate that when you say it is rising . Worried. Can you calibrate that when you say it is rising . At worried. Can you calibrate that when you say it is rising . At the worried. Can you calibrate that when you say it is rising . At the moment. You say it is rising . At the moment we have about. You say it is rising . At the moment we have about. Our you say it is rising . At the moment we have about. Our capacity you say it is rising . At the moment we have about. Our capacity is i we have about. Our capacity is getting we have about. Our capacity is getting quite full. You we have about. Our capacity is getting quite full. We have about. Our capacity is getting quite full. YOu Are getting close to your getting quite full. YOu Are getting close to your capacity . Getting quite full. YOu Are getting close to your capacity . Not close to your capacity . Not completely close to your capacity . Not completely close close to your capacity . Not completely close but close to your capacity . Not completely close but we are getting close in completely close but we are getting close in terms of our ability to look close in terms of our ability to took after close in terms of our ability to look after people in intensive care. It is not look after people in intensive care. It is not looking good. That doesnt mean it is not looking good. That doesnt mean to it is not looking good. That doesnt mean to say it is not looking good. That doesnt mean to say people are not going to be mean to say people are not going to he cared mean to say people are not going to be cared for, and that is the tipping be cared for, and that is the Tipping Point. We dont want to get to the Tipping Point. We dont want to get to the Tipping Point, which is making to the Tipping Point, which is making those sorts of decisions. YOu Are well aware making those sorts of decisions. Ym. Are well aware these numbers are rising. 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Getting the vaccine who are becoming ill. Getting the vaccine is who are becoming ill. Getting the vaccine is really important. When who are becoming ill. Getting the vaccine is really important. When is that weekender . Vaccine is really important. When is that weekender . The vaccine is really important. When is that weekender . The third vaccine is really important. When is that weekender . The third and vaccine is really important. When is that weekender . The third and 4th | vaccine is really important. When is i that weekender . The third and 4th of se tember. That weekender . The third and 4th Of September too that weekender . The third and 4th Of September. Too soon that weekender . The third and 4th Of September. Too soon to that weekender . The third and 4th Of September. Too soon to kind that weekender . The third and 4th Of September. Too soon to kind of september. Too soon to kind of im act september. Too soon to kind of impact the september. Too soon to kind of impact the capacity september. Too soon to kind of impact the capacity concerns i september. Too soon to kind of impact the capacity concerns at | impact the capacity concerns at hospitals. Impact the capacity concerns at hos itals. Impact the capacity concerns at hositals. , impact the capacity concerns at hositals. ,. ,. , hospitals. Yeah, but we have really aood hospitals. Yeah, but we have really good vaccination hospitals. Yeah, but we have really good vaccination rates hospitals. Yeah, but we have really good vaccination rates in good vaccination rates in warrington, and they keep going up. Write warrington, and they keep going up. Write a warrington, and they keep going up. Write a. ~ warrington, and they keep going up. Write a. , i. Warrington, and they keep going up. Write a. , ~ , warrington, and they keep going up. Write a. , i. ,. Warrington, and they keep going up. Write a. ~ ,. , Write A. Thank you very much for oinin us Write A. Thank you very much for joining us and Write A. Thank you very much for joining us and taking Write A. Thank you very much for joining us and taking us Write A. Thank you very much for joining us and taking us through l joining us and taking us through what is really complicated, appreciate that. Sign is your man. Simon we havejust got appreciate that. Sign is your man. Simon we have just got to. Appreciate that. Sign is your man. Simon we havejust got to. We appreciate that. Sign is your man. Simon we have just got to. We all have to simon we have just got to. We all have to keep simon we have just got to. We all have to keep our guide up. With simon we have just got to. We all have to keep our guide up. Have to keep our guide up. With the mask. Warrington have to keep our guide up. With the mask. Warrington wolves. Have to keep our guide up. With the mask. Warrington wolves. Thank i have to keep our guide up. With the l mask. Warrington wolves. Thank you very much yOu Are watching Bbc Breakfast, still to come. 30 years since we first met Dci Jane Tennison in the Hit Police Drama Prime Suspect, well be joined by The Show� s screenwriter Lynda La Plante, who has written a New Book all about the early years of the Detectives Career. Well have that shortly and bring you the latest news and weather, but the time now is 7. 29. Now its time for the weather with carol. Those are grey skies behind you there. You had a lovely bit of sunshine earlier on, what is wrong with you . Taste sunshine earlier on, what is wrong with ou . ~. ,. , sunshine earlier on, what is wrong with ou . ,. ,. , with you . We have both today. We are startin off with you . We have both today. We are starting off with with you . We have both today. We are starting off with a with you . We have both today. We are starting off with a lot with you . We have both today. We are starting off with a lot of with you . We have both today. We are starting off with a lot of cloud starting off with a lot of cloud around, thick enough for drizzle here and there. We will see some sunshine develop later on, especially so in some western areas. Also quite breezy today along the North Sea coastline once again, so it will feel fresher if yOu Are going for a walk along the coast. This Weather Front has been pushing South Westwards through the course of the night, taking more cloud with it but High Pressure is still firmly in charge of our weather. Some folk first thing this morning, especially across Northern Ireland. Patches in wales, south West Scotland, that will all lift. The cloud will start to thin outbreak in western areas, so we should cease and wasnt shy, particularly so in scotland. Naga was talking about the Pitch Yesterday with sunshine, it reached 27. 2 celsius in a tyndrum in the highlands. Not expecting that today. Some of them out in the country, all this cloud you can see out towards the east were very much he this cloud you can see out towards the east were very much be with us today but there should be some rates in it. It will feel cooler along the North Sea coastline with temperature 14, 15 North Sea coastline with temperature ia, 15 or North Sea coastline with temperature 14, 15 or 16 North Sea coastline with temperature 14,15 or 16 for most. North Sea Coastline with temperature 14, 15 or 16 for most. Moveout was western areas, looking at 21 to possibly 23. Through this evening and overnight we hang on all this cloud, still the brisk wind down the North Sea coastline. Rates to the west will have some clear skies. Temperatures lower for some, especially in sheltered glens. In scotland, around Aberdeenshire And Moray, temperatures falling to five or 6 degrees. Tomorrow we start up with this amount of cloud, still cooler along the North Sea coastline with the onshore breeze, but a sunnier Day Tomorrow in East Anglia and the South East and it will be today. Again, for parts of western scotland, Northern Ireland, a such a view, as well. We hang on to more cloud in western areas tomorrow, compared to today, as well. Into saturday, cole started the day across the board. We will have some sunshine from the word go, still this brisk wind in the far South East and a bit more cloud can begin across the North West at times. We will some clouds develop across southern areas, and with The Show is very close to us from the continent, dont be surprised if a few of those across the English Channel and get into, for example, kent. Temperatures ranging from 13 to 21 degrees. On sunday once again it will be a chilly start to the day but under clear skies we will have a fair bit of sunshine to start with. What at times across northern areas, which you can see with High Pressure still in charge we still have the air moving around it and that breeze coming in from the North Sea will feel quite fresh again along the North Sea coastline with lower temperatures anyway. Temperatures generally we are looking at 13 in the north to about . as we slipped down towards the south. I will have more later. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Britons in afghanistan are being warned to stay away from Kabul Airport over fears of a Terrorist Attack. It comes as the operation to evacuate Uk Nationals and afghans who have worked with british forces enters its final days. Were joined now by armed Minister'>Forces Minister, James Heappey. Good morning to you. Good morning. What detail. Good morning to you. Good morning. What detail. If good morning to you. Good morning. What detail, if any, good morning to you. Good morning. What detail, if any, can good morning to you. Good morning. What detail, if any, can you good morning to you. Good morning. What detail, if any, can you give i good morning to you. Good morning. What detail, if any, can you give of. What detail, if any, can you give of this imminent threat . I what detail, if any, can you give of this imminent threat . This imminent threat . I Cant Share with ou this imminent threat . I Cant Share with you the this imminent threat . I Cant Share with you the exact this imminent threat . I Cant Share with you the exact detail this imminent threat . I Cant Share with you the exact detail of this imminent threat . I Cant Share with you the exact detail of what. With you the exact detail of what the threat is that i can say that over the course of the week, the credibility of the reporting has reached a stage where we believe that there is a very imminent, highly lethal attack possible within kabul, and as a consequence, we had to change the Travel Advice to advise people not to come to the airport, move away from the airport and find a place of safety and await further instructions. [30 and find a place of safety and await further instructions. Further instructions. Do you have a timeline . No. Further instructions. Do you have a timeline . No. 0k. Further instructions. Do you have a timeline . No. 0k. Where further instructions. Do you have a timeline . No. 0k. Where is further instructions. Do you have a timeline . No. 0k. Where is safe l further instructions. Do you have a timeline . No. 0k. Where is safe if the airport timeline . I157. Ok. Where is safe if the airport is not safe, where is safe for people wanting to leave the country . figs safe for people wanting to leave the count . � ,. , safe for people wanting to leave the count . A ,. What does that mean in terms of processing people . Yeah it means im afraid exactly as it sounds, that we have processed 1988 people, we have flown out in the last 24 hours. We have taken as many into the hotel as we physically good at the time when the Threat Reporting came as agent as it was, but the reality is that clearly if we are asking people to move away, we are effectively also saying that that reduces our capacity to process people. Now you may well see footage of people who have ignored the advice and remained in the queue, we are desperately trying to protect them by bringing them inside as quickly as we are able to. But that should not encourage people to travel to the airport because. I cannot stress the desperation of the situation enough. The threat is credible, it is imminent, it is lethal. We wouldnt be saying this if we were not genuinely concerned about offering islamic State Target that is just unimaginable. Offering islamic State Target that isjust unimaginable. Ii offering islamic State Target that isjust unimaginable. Offering islamic State Target that isjust unimaginable. Is ust unimaginable. If yOu Are not in isjust unimaginable. If yOu Are not in the Hotel Isjust unimaginable. If yOu Are not in the hotel at isjust unimaginable. If yOu Are not in the hotel at this isjust unimaginable. If yOu Are not in the hotel at this Moment Isjust unimaginable. If yOu Are not in the hotel at this moment in i isjust unimaginable. If yOu Are not. In the hotel at this moment in time, will you be able to get into the hotel to be processed . If yOu Are not in the hotel at this time, does that mean that, while this threat exists, there is no chance of being processed . I exists, there is no chance of being processed . Processed . I am not able to guarantee processed . I am not able to guarantee that processed . I am not able to guarantee that if processed . I am not able to guarantee that if you processed . I am not able to guarantee that if yOu Are i processed . I am not able to | guarantee that if yOu Are not processed . I am not able to i guarantee that if yOu Are not in a hotel at the moment that you may have the opportunity to be processed. But i should stress that thatis processed. But i should stress that that is under constant review. We are not wanting to end the process at this point. Wejust are not wanting to end the process at this point. We just have to be honest and responsible with the intelligence we have. At} honest and responsible with the intelligence we have. Of course, but it is now the intelligence we have. Of course, but it is now the 26th intelligence we have. Of course, but it is now the 26th of intelligence we have. Of course, but it is now the 26th of August Intelligence we have. Of course, but it is now the 26th Of August and i intelligence we have. Of course, but it is now the 26th Of August and the | it is now the 26th Of August and the deadline is the 30th, 11 59pm, it is now the 26th Of August and the deadline is the 30th,11 59pm, or on the 31st. That is not yet clear. Is there any indication this threat may be over before then . The there any indication this threat may be over before then . Be over before then . The reality is that we have be over before then . The reality is that we have no be over before then . The reality is that we have no depth be over before then . The reality is that we have no depth in be over before then . The reality is that we have no depth in the i be over before then . The reality is l that we have no depth in the country in order to be able to go out and interdict the threat. We are effectively holding the hotel and the airport and providing security to that. And we are confident in our ability to secure that. Clearly what happens outside the immediate perimeter is to target, but when you have so few troops on the ground, and when you have got no depth in the city beyond the airport, our ability to go out and find the Threat And Deal with it is very limited indeed, so i fear that this is a judgment to be made on the balance of probabilities between the ability of ios to mount the attack that we have intelligence to say is imminent, versus our desire to get out as many people as possible. We are not being overly cautious, i promise you. At} are not being overly cautious, i promise you promise you. Of many british citizens havent promise you. Of many british citizens havent been promise you. Of many british i citizens havent been processed . Is there an estimate available . And those afghans who are eligible to leave the country and be evacuated by the uk, what numbers are we talking about who are not yet being processed or in the hotel . 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I hope you will understand that, given the threats, the last thing we would do is advertise what advice we might profit to those who have moved away to a place of safety, because in advertising it we risk making that alternative provision if we are able to find one that i get in itself. So it is suboptimal in terms of my ability to give the detail what you quite understandably want to. I appreciate that but how are they getting the information . I appreciate you cannot advertise it, there is a security issue, but i they getting that information, those 400 who have not gone through the system yet . That 400 who have not gone through the system yet . System yet . That is the ob of work for the foreign system yet . That is the ob of work for the foreign and i system yet . That is the job of work for the Foreign And Commonwealth | for the Foreign And Commonwealth Crisis Unit last night and today. There will be people who are absolutely desperate to have heard this news at what they know its the back end of the Evacuation Process. It is a concern for all of us that they are still there in the first place. The advice has been to leave for many months now but the number of people have chosen to stay. Some of people have chosen to stay. Some of them, journals for example, who have. Of them, ournals for example, who have. � of them, ournals for example, who have. , ~. , have. And some of those afghans who love their have. And some of those afghans who love their country have. And some of those afghans who love their country and have. 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We are in the process of contacting them to try to discuss with them what their options might be for getting them to safety, but this is a very dynamic, very challenging situation, and i just have to be really honest with people and say that there is every possibility, as weve been saying all the way through, that we will not get everybody out and the Security Situation worsening as it has makes that more likely. Ii Security Situation worsening as it has makes that more likely. If you dont aet has makes that more likely. If you dont get outcome has makes that more likely. If you dont get outcome is has makes that more likely. If you dont get outcome is it has makes that more likely. If you dont get outcome is it fair has makes that more likely. If you dont get outcome is it fair to i has makes that more likely. If you dont get outcome is it fair to say | dont get outcome is it fair to say they have been abandoned . Iii dont get outcome is it fair to say they have been abandoned . If you dont aet they have been abandoned . If you dont get them they have been abandoned . If you dont get them out they have been abandoned . If you dont get them out and they have been abandoned . If you dont get them out and i they have been abandoned . If you dont get them out and i dont they have been abandoned . If you dont get them out and i dont think. Dont get them out and i dont think that would be a fair reflection of what has happened over the last ten or 11 days. 12,279 people have been brought out. We have been clear all the way through that there will inevitably be the reality that not everybody can be brought out and i think that whilst they personally might feel that, the reality is that we will have done our absolute best militarily. Judgments will then be made i think about the political decision making and the route to being in this situation in the first place, but i want to pay tribute to the royal Air Force particularly for the royal Air Force particularly for the way that they have facilitated the way that they have facilitated the Air Lift over the last few weeks. 12,279 people is over 5000 more than we thought we were going to evacuate from kabul when the mission began. It is an extraordinary effort, but that is no consolation whatsoever to the people who are fearing that they are not going to get out and that is why i say those numbers with no sense of triumph or accomplishment. I know that there are people who will feel desperate that they have not been one of those 12,000 who has been brought out to. The one of those 12,000 who has been brought out to brought out to. The french prime Minister has brought out to. The french prime Minister has said brought out to. The french prime Minister has said that brought out to. The french prime Minister has said that from i brought out to. The french prime i Minister has said that from Tomorrow Evening onwards we may no longer be able to evacuate people from afghanistan. That is from the french prime Minister. Is the uk in a similar position . I prime Minister. Is the uk in a similar position . Prime Minister. Is the uk in a similar position . I am not going to comment on similar position . I am not going to comment on the similar position . I am not going to comment on the remaining similar position . I am not going to comment on the remaining time i similar position . I am not going to i comment on the remaining time line for our evacuation flights. For our evacuation flights. James Hea E , for our evacuation flights. James heappey. Armed for our evacuation flights. James heappey, armed forces for our evacuation flights. Jamesl heappey, armed Minister'>Forces Minister, Thank You very much for talking to us. ~ Thank You very much for talking to us. ~ ,. , y Thank You very much for talking to us. ~ ,. ,. Thank you very much for talking to us. ~ ,. The us. Thank you very much indeed. The time is 7 43am. Us. Thank you very much indeed. The time is 7 43am. Lets us. Thank you very much indeed. The time is 7 43am. Lets concentrate i us. Thank you very much indeed. The time is 7 43am. Lets concentrate on | time is 7 43am. Lets concentrate on the paralympics. Events are happening, interesting events around 9 30am. Quite a lot happening as we speak. The last 30 Minutes Britain has taken silver in the mens Time Trial is, which sounds good but actually it was a bit of an upset because the defending Championjody Cundy was widely expected to take gold so we will be disappointed. Day two of the paralympics and another medal to add to britains tally, just not the colour we might have expected. A Silver Forjody Cundy who set a Paralympic Record in his outing in the mens Time Trials. He was in the Gold Medal position before the last rider went out, but spains alfonso carbello pipped him to the title. Great britain are guaranteed a gold in the c3 3000 metre Individual Pursuit with Jaco Van gass up against Finlay Graham. Theres going to be a fascinating battle in the pool later between the reigning rio and London Gold Medallist Ellie simmonds and two other british hopefuls. Ellies biggest rival is the Maisie'>World Champion Maisie Summers Newton, but theres also a third brit challenging herfor the title European Bronze medallist Grace Harvey. England are in a commanding position going into day two of their third test against india at headingley. The visitors chose to Bat Yesterday but probably regretted that because they were all out for just 78 before tea. Joe wilson was watching. Strange things happen at headingley cricket ground. The unexpected, the dramatic. An indian team spilling over with confidence collapsed. James anderson took the first three wickets, including Indias Captain Virat Kohli for seven. Ollie robinson dismissed rishabh pant, controlled aggression is the big idea. Little more Indias Captain could do it now accepts accounts. Is that Rohit Sharma is why good that be 6767 that Rohit Sharma is why good that be 67 6 . Yeah. This Year Withjoe Root stretching catch was 98. All out. How did that happen . Well, england bowled with extreme discipline. Why waste time with intimidation when you can be taking wickets . This ground of the extraordinary, where grown Men Address as sequels to pursue a 6 Foot Bag of chips was now the scene of serene english battle. Where English Fans might have waited for something to go wrong, nothing did. Runsjust kept for something to go wrong, nothing did. Runs just kept flowing and india on the first day lost sight of the match. Rory burns, and with him has the a new Opening Partnership adding 120 runs together are still going. For england, but things have happened here. But not many. Joe wilson, Bbc News headingley. The holders of the vitality blast, the notts outlaws, were beaten in the quarter finals by the hampshire hawks. Hampshire struggled with the bat and were only able to set a target of 126, with 18 year old Tom Prest getting 44. However, notts were unable to reach it and were all bowled out for 123 as hampshire head to Finals Day for the first time since 2017. Arsenal helped themselves to their first win of the season with a 6 0 thumping over a young West Brom Side in the second round of the carabao cup. Captain Pierre Emerick Aubameyang scored a Hat Trick in his first start of the season, with the other goals from bukayo saka, Nicolas Pepe and Alexandre Lacazette to seal a comfortable progression for arsenal into the third round. Celtic and rangers both have League-play'>Europa League Play offs later. Celtic take a 2 0 lead to Az Alkmaar while rangers are 1 0 up against alashkert after last weeks first legs. Against alashkert after last weeks first legs. However, rangers have had to travel to armenia without Manager Steven Gerrard and a number of players because of a covid outbreak in the squad. Assistant gary mcallister and coach Michael Beale will lead the team later, and its unclear if gerrard or the unspecified missing players will be able to return in time for sundays match against celtic at ibrox. Rangers and celtic both level on points going into the crucial old Firm Match so important watching to see whether those players recover from covid or not such are yOu Are doodling . From covid or not such are yOu Are doodlin . ,. ,. ,. , from covid or not such are yOu Are doodling . I i from covid or not such are yOu Are i doodling . I love doodling . Does want doodle . I love art, i not doodling . 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Now Rob Biddulph has turned his doodles into his first fictional novel. Peanutjones and the illustrated city is for children aged between eight and 12, and rob hopes it encourages more youngsters to give drawing a go. Lets Take A Look at some of his artistic tutorials. Music always smiling by anthony young. Im delighted to say he is with us. We have them all around us now. One of the things i love about you some people get intimidated by and you start from the basic doodle. That is where it all comes from. Definitely. Ive been doing where it all comes from. Definitely. Ive been doing this drawing through lockdown and the thing about art is there is no right or wrong answer. It is a subjective thing, it is not mass, not binary. Just pick up a pencil and have a go, thatis just pick up a pencil and have a go, that is what i do. Just pick up a pencil and have a go, that is what i do. What made you put little postit that is what i do. 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She was nervous about lunch and some of the idea of drawing a little message and hiding it in her lunch so there was a message to say hello. I did it on the first day and then she came home and really liked it. What are you going to do tomorrow, dad . For i knew it i had done 2000 every day she was at school. If you look at them they are quite. She was at school. If you look at them they are quite. She was at school. If you look at them they are quite. When you say ust ritht them they are quite. When you say just right postit them they are quite. When you say just right postit notes, them they are quite. When you say just right postit notes, these i them they are quite. When you say just right postit notes, these are i just right post it notes, these are beautiful pieces of art themselves. Im not showing you the very first ones, they were little doodles and then i started posting them on social media they became. 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Dry weather, still cool along this irish dry weather, still cool along this irish sea dry weather, still cool along this irish Sea Coastline dry weather, still cool along this irish Sea Coastline and dry weather, still cool along this irish Sea Coastline and temperatures up irish Sea Coastline and temperatures up to about irish Sea Coastline and temperatures up to about 21 irish Sea Coastline and temperatures up to about 21. The irish Sea Coastline and temperatures up to about 21. The headlines irish Sea Coastline and temperatures up to about 21. The headlines are up to about 21. The headlines are next good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today. British citizens in afghanistan are warned to stay away from Kabul Airport amid fears of an imminent Terror Attack. It comes as the Evacuation Effort enters its final days, with thousands still waiting to be airlifted to safety. I Cant Stress the desperation of the situation enough. The threat is credible, it is imminent, it is lethal. We would not be saying this if we were not genuine concerned about offering islamic State Target that is just unimaginable. Its a more common disorder than bulimia and anorexia, well hear how Binge Eating has soared during the pandemic. Covid vaccines are being offered at the reading and Leeds Festivals this weekend, after other major events were linked to thousands of new infections. A last chance to save the summer. The Travel Industry prepares for the latest traffic light reshuffle, a move they say could make or break the summer getaway. Turkey trips could get the Go Ahead but jamaica and St Lucia may soon be Off Limits. Ill explain what you need to know. Three brits are competing for gold in the pool on day two of the paralympics. Defending Champion Ellie simmonds faces challenges from Maisie'>World Champion Maisie Summers Newton, and European Bronze medallist Grace Harvey, both looking to take the crown. Its Thursday 26th august. Our top story. The uk, the United States and australia have all told their citizens to stay away from Kabul Airport amid concerns that terrorists could launch an imminent attack. The Foreign Office has issued updated advice, just days before the deadline for evacuation flights, as foreign troops prepare to leave afghanistan. Thousands of afghan interpreters and other staff who worked for the uk have reportedly cleared Security Checks, but remain stuck in kabul. Graham satchell reports. Day after day, for more than a week now, distressing pictures of afghans at Kabul Airport desperate to leave. Now a new warning from the british and american governments, who say there is a high threat of a Terrorist Attack here. The advice do not travel to the airport. It means a hugely difficult operation to get people out has just got worse. Latest figures from the Ministry-of-defence'>Ministry Of Defence show more than 11,000 people have so far been evacuated to the uk. Of those, almost 7,000 are afghans and their families. But an estimated 2,000 interpreters and other staff who worked for britain still need to be evacuated. The bbc has spoken to one former interpreter now in hiding in kabul, terrified of being discovered by the taliban. If im left here, i will be killed by them as soon as they find me. So it will be very important for me to get as soon as possible to the uk because i worked for three years with the british forces and so the taliban will never, ever leave me alive. Overnight, another plane arrives at Raf Brize Norton in 0xfordshire. On board, the lucky ones whove made it. But this operation is time limited officially, the deadline is next tuesday. In reality, the window will close before then it will take at least 48 hours for british and american troops to manage their own departure. So a plea from a former Military Commander in afghanistan. Please dont leave them behind. In the time thats available in the next five or six days, dont close The Gates lets get the most vulnerable people into the united kingdom and into safety. Notjust interpreters, but those who fought on the battlefield against the taliban, and those who fought that ideology and are therefore under significant threat. The taliban control the streets of kabul and decide who gets out. With the new advice to stay away from the airport, there are now serious questions about how this operation will end, and how many more people will make it to safety. Graham satchell, Bbc News. Our political correspondent lone wells joins us now from westminster. Good morning. A sobering moment this morning as James Heappey, the armed Minister'>Forces Minister, stressed what he called the desperation of the situation, specifically at the airport in kabul, in amongst this new Terror Threat. Airport in kabul, in amongst this new Terror Threat. Thats right, the timinu new Terror Threat. Thats right, the timin of new Terror Threat. Thats right, the timing of this new Terror Threat. Thats right, the timing of this couldnt new Terror Threat. Thats right, the timing of this couldnt really new Terror Threat. Thats right, the timing of this couldnt really be timing of this couldnt really be worse. We know there are still a lot of people trying to get evacuated from that airport but the foreign Office Advice has changed to advise people to stop travelling to the airport because of this Terror Threat, including travelling to the baron hotel, the area where officials have been Processing Afghans and brits before they board the flights. We got a little bit more information from the Threat Today from the armed Minister'>Forces Minister James Heappey who talked about the intelligence being firmer and there being a credible threat of an imminent attack. He also stressed why they did all they could to provide security for those in the queue come in large numbers of people were still gathering and not following that advice. Here is what he tells this programme earlier about what exactly this threat is. Over the course of the week, the credibility of the reporting has reached the stage where we believe that there is a very imminent, highly lethal attack possible within kabul and, as a consequence, we have had to change the Travel Advice to advise people not to come to the airport indeed to move away from the airport, find a place of safety and await further instructions. Of course, even if this Terror Threat does subside, the window to evacuate people is closing because us troops are withdrawing from tuesday but obviously in a reality, evacuations need to stop even sooner than that because the us need time to evacuate their own troops. British officials and troops need time to close down their operations so we are now into the final hours of the Evacuation Process from the airport as we know it which is why the attention is now shifting towards the possible use of Land Borders with the Defence Secretary Ben Wallace telling Mps Yesterday that those who had not been contacted about boarding flights should start considering whether they should be making their way to some of those Land Borders. Thank ou ve some of those Land Borders. Thank you very much some of those Land Borders. Thank you very much for some of those Land Borders. Thank you very much for the some of those Land Borders. Thank you very much for the moment. I pen farthing, the founder of the afghanistan Charity Nowzad dogs, has given an update on his attempts to leave the country with his staff and animals. In the last hour, the former Royal Marine has pleaded directly with the taliban on twitter, asking them to allow his team safe passage into Kabul Airport, adding that they have been stuck outside the airport for the last ten hours. Covid vaccines are being offered at the reading and Leeds Festivals this weekend, in an effort to increase take up in young adults. Pop up clinics will be open at both events, but health officials said people under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be given a jab. Its after two other festivals were linked to a surge in cases in recent weeks. The organiser of Leeds Festival told breakfast about the safety measures in place at the event. What we will have is have Tested every single person coming in. Actually, it will be one of the few weekends of any year where young teenagers in particular are out partying in parks, in open spaces, in pubs, in bars, in peoples houses where they know that, actually, every single person around them is also Tested. And so my view is that actually its a good place. The summer holidays might be coming to an end but the Travel Industry is hoping it can still recoup some of its losses with bookings for Winter Sun trips. That could all depend on what happens to the Traffic Light System weve all got used to. The travel companies are looking for some clarity, we have the green, amber and red system in place, updated every three weeks . Yes. Amber and red system in place, updated every three weeks . Yes, they call this one updated every three weeks . Yes, they call this one the updated every three weeks . Yes, they call this one the last updated every three weeks . Yes, they call this one the last throw updated every three weeks . Yes, they call this one the last throw of updated every three weeks . Yes, they call this one the last throw of the call this one the last throw of the dice to try and save some, are hoping to get people away before the summer ends. Lots riding on this latest reshuffle with Holiday Makers and the Travel Industry waiting to see which countries are red, amber or green. And for many of us, this is as close as well get to a beach this year. Lots of us opting to holiday closer to home to avoid tests and restrictions. Staycations are booming, and so is the price, but what are the chances of a foreign trip any time soon . We know by now, that depends on this the Traffic Light System. Red destinations are a No Go for holidays. Uk nationals coming back from these places have to cough up thousands of pounds to quarantine in an approved hotel. If youre double vaccinated then Amber Destinations are open and you wont have to self isolate when you get back. Just a couple of tests to take. But there is a risk the country turn red while youre away. That happened to mexico three weeks ago leading to a scramble for flights home. Spain, italy, greece, france and portugal are all amber. Green places are the safest for travel. Malta and germany are on the list. But as with Amber Destinations you will still have to pay for tests before you leave and when you get back. The government this week issued a warning to some of the Cowboy Test providers. Theyre accused of charging too much, and failing to deliver tests in time. Lots of places including australia and the us are still Off Limits. Theyre still not allowing Uk Nationals to visit. No matter what list our government puts those countries on. So travel as normal still clearly a long way off. Is any Winter Sun likely this year . The Travel Industry is certainly hoping for some more good news, and above all for there to be more certainty and less of a chance that you might suddenly find yourself having to race back from somewhere, as we saw three weeks ago from mexico. So, yes, they are hoping for a buoyant Autumn And Winter, but its certainly not going to make up for missing summer. Lets speak to zoe harris, the chief Customer Officer at on the beach which stopped selling holidays for this summer but is reopening sales next month. Affecting today . What are you expecting today, well you change your Plans Today . Taste expecting today, well you change your Plans Today . Your Plans Today . We welcome an hint your Plans Today . We welcome anything that your Plans Today . We welcome anything that gives your Plans Today . We welcome anything that gives us your Plans Today . We welcome anything that gives us a your Plans Today . We welcome i anything that gives us a sustained return to travel, i think the real challenge, as you talked about, is the uncertainty there has been through july the uncertainty there has been throuthuly and the uncertainty there has been through july and august which the uncertainty there has been throuthuly and august which is why we did stop selling holidays for those months where we could not sure that the customers would get the holiday they booked without some sort of disruption. We are hoping for is implication of the Traffic Light System, now that those are changing, we hope that the holidays will be going ahead as planned in future. The rates of the testing required has reduced, the companies providing those tests are able to do so, albeit with the Government Regulation around that. We think that now is the time for customers to think about going On Holiday, given that they know the boundaries around these holiday. I given that they know the boundaries around these holiday. Given that they know the boundaries around these holiday. I want to come on the customer around these holiday. I want to come on the customer attitudes around these holiday. I want to come on the customer attitudes and around these holiday. I want to come on the customer attitudes and a on the customer attitudes and a second. Given that you stop selling holidays, do you regret that decision . People have been able to go away, its a bit more complicated, there is more cost associated with it, is it a bit of a drastic move to stop selling holidays altogether . Drastic move to stop selling holidays altogether . Drastic move to stop selling holida s alto. Ether . , holidays altogether . There has been so much change holidays altogether . There has been so much change to holidays altogether . There has been so much change to holidays, holidays altogether . There has been so much change to holidays, people| so much change to holidays, people were having to race back from portugal in the summer, holidays being cancelled, and that causes quite a lot of stress for customers and you cannot really plan ahead. Our attitude was that it was right for the business because we are thinking about the customers and our reputation and the relationship with those people who choose to go On Holiday with us over the long term so we really hope that for us, it has been the right thing to do and those customers and certainly the response we have had is that they welcomed having someone who was putting them first rather than the short Term Gain and a bit of a profit from a few free holidays sold. The reality is what many customers were booking holidays in july and august. Whatever changes today, not many customers were booking holidays injuly and august. The industry are describing this as the last Roll Of The Dice to get success out of the summer, people get more used to the rules and what they have to do when they go and come back, what are people at are they booking . Taste come back, what are people at are they booking . Come back, what are people at are they booking . We are seeing some ulift they booking . We are seeing some uplift versus they booking . We are seeing some uplift versus last they booking . We are seeing some uplift versus last year, they booking . We are seeing some uplift versus last year, but they booking . We are seeing some uplift versus last year, but nothing | uplift versus last year, but nothing like normal yet even for september and october. Lots of customers looking at the canaries, good for Winter Sun, looking at the canaries, good for wintersun, and looking at the canaries, good for Winter Sun, and greece, people getting there before The End of the greek Island Summer in september, and portugal is popular with our customers. We are seeing Customers Book now for october and more early bookings for next year. It feels that those people who have missed out On Holiday for last year, they are ready for summer 2022. Heres hoina. Are ready for summer 2022. Heres hoping good are ready for summer 2022. Heres hoping good to are ready for summer 2022. Heres hoping. Good to talk are ready for summer 2022. Heres hoping. Good to talk to are ready for summer 2022. Heres hoping. Good to talk to yOu Are ready for summer 2022. Heres hoping. Good to talk to you this hoping. Good to talk to you this morning, zoe harris, chief Customer Officer at on the beach. Officer at on the beach. Thank you very much officer at on the beach. Thank you very much. Still officer at on the beach. Thank you very much. Still Lots Officer at on the beach. Thank you very much. Still lots of officer at on the beach. Thank you very much. Still lots of questions, | very much. Still lots of questions, even if we very much. Still lots of questions, even if we get very much. Still lots of questions, even if we get announcements very much. Still lots of questions, even if we get announcements today, still far from even if we get announcements today, still farfrom normal, lots of even if we get announcements today, still far from normal, lots of the world is Off Limits altogether. We will get the latest today, if it has been anything like previously, we will get the news at about 5pm, you might get a bit of a better idea at ibm where you can go On Holiday. At least for the few weeks. Yes. Ibm where you can go On Holiday. At least for the few weeks. Yes, it could all change at least for the few weeks. Yes, it could all change again theres been a significant rise in the number of people requesting help for Binge Eating disorder over the past three years, according to the Charity Beat. Bed is classed a a serious Mental Illness where people eat large quantities of food without feeling like theyre in control of what theyre doing. Beat says its more common than anorexia and bulimia, but isnt properly understood. Breakfast� s Jayne Mccubbin has been speaking to two women whove been living with the condition and have chosen to share their stories to raise awareness. Some people may find details injaynes report upsetting. It feels like a battle, yeah, definitely. Yeah. Its hard. Yeah. Sorry, ive got upset. Are yOu All right . Its just a lack of thinking, and itjust feels like a frenzy. And the only way to kind of get rid of that feeling whatever that is is to binge and to eat until Ijust Cant feel it any more. Eating disorder Charity Beat has told Bbc Breakfast they have evidence which indicates Binge Eating has exploded. Calls to its helplines have increased more than 360 in the last three years. Most of that a 220 increase was through 2020 and the pandemic. Lauren is 34 a single mum with a child with special needs, she works in the nhs. Martha is 20, a university student. Both have agreed to share their stories. So they happen every single day. For me, personally, its normally once a day. Can be maybe one to two times a day. Pizzas takeaway pizzas mcdonalds. It doesnt just stop at that takeaway of an evening or fast food. Packets of crisps. Quantities, maybe packs of, like, croissants and things. Some chocolate or some chocolate yoghurts. Since he was born, ive put on nine stone. It is a daily battle, yeah. You know, once that day is sort of drawing to a close, i know that my battle starts as soon as hes in bed. But, yeah, i am at a point wHere I Am desperate, i desperately want help. Itsjust eating anything i can get my hands on in the shortest amount of time possible. Combinations of foods, foods i might want separately butjust dont have the time or the effort to separate. Frozen bread, frozen yorkshire pudding. I dont want to be caught, i dont want to be toasting bread. I dont want to put things in the oven. Ijust want to eat as much as possible in the shortest amount of time. Ill grab the whole box of cereal and bring up a whole pint of milk and then bring that upstairs to my room and keep it in my cupboard in Case Someone comes in. These arent rational choices about foods that you enjoy. No, its not rational and it doesnt taste nice a lot of the time. Crunching on frozen bread, on Literaljust Ice is not a pleasant experience. And, you know, adding butter to that, its not tasty. Thatsjust more food, more calories. Its. Yeah. Its not a treat, its not a pleasant experience. Its not a late night snack. No. Its not a get home at The End of the day and enjoy something. Itsjust a compulsion and you want it to stop. Yeah. I mean, im crying whilst eating most of the time. In total, almost 40,000 people have called Beat Helplines about Binge Eating since 2018. The charity says this is likely to be the tip of the iceberg. I think we have no idea about the scale of this problem. My instinct is that its huge. Sarah is a therapist whos tackled her own Binge Eating disorder. Binge eating disorder is twice as common as anorexia, and its also more common than bulimia. Theres a sense that. Youve just lost control. Taking food out of the rubbish bin, taking food that doesnt belong to them. All of this is really common. So if anybodys watching this, i would just want to say that youre not alone. Lauren tells me she hides evidence of binges. Instead of sort of routinely putting the waste or the rubbish in my kitchen bin, i would fill a black bag and put it straight into the bin so that if anybody came round and they were to look in sort of my kitchen bin, they wouldnt see any evidence. Martha tells me there were occasions when she took food from other homes. And i would just fill my bag just filled with wrappers of their food and just feeling so guilty. Its not something you want to do. Its not something it sits with your values. You dont agree with it, its all awful. Its a compulsion. Yeah, it feels compulsive and theres no alternative until you kind of. Fill up to the point you cant eat any more. Beat say just less than half of those who sought medical help felt they were taken seriously. So they would have referred me to a dietician. There was never sort of a mental Health Aspect looked into. Have you tried exercise . Have you tried having more structure . Have you tried, you know, keeping your mind off it, distracting yourself after youve eaten . You know. Yeah, of course. Of course ive tried all these things. Everyones tried all these things. Thats unhelpful. Itsjust hopeless. Its completely hopeless. Thats how you feel. Yeah, i think thats how i feel. And i think thats how a lot of people feel. Binge eating experts tell us we have no real idea of the true scale of the problem. In a statement, the government acknowledged Mental Health Services have faced an increased demand during the pandemic, but theyre investing £500 million in the area. So i think this is a problem of huge proportions that were just not aware about. We dont know enough about it. We need to get better help. And that means people. Going to their gps to tell them whats happening because until we know whos struggling, we dont know the size of this problem and therefore the resources are just not going to be there for us. I emily rothwell is a trainee clinical psychologist, who has worked with people dealing with eating disorders. Good morning. The first thing it is worth saying is, Martha And Lauren in that piece, i know you have seen that piece, full of respect for them. Forspeaking that piece, full of respect for them. For speaking out, telling it so honestly and openly and letting lots of people like me have a little more understanding of quite what the condition is. I more understanding of quite what the condition is. ~ , condition is. I think they did brilliantly. Condition is. I think they did brilliantly. I condition is. I think they did brilliantly. Ithink condition is. I think they did brilliantly. I think theres i condition is. I think they did brilliantly. I think theres a L Condition is. I think they did l brilliantly. I think theres a lot of shame that comes with Binge Eating disorder and to actually tell their story, they did remarkably and it was so brave to come out there and speak about it. Truth . It was so brave to come out there and speak about it. And speak about it. Why today, yesterday. And speak about it. Why today, yesterday, when and speak about it. Why today, yesterday, when we and speak about it. Why today, yesterday, when we had and speak about it. Why today, yesterday, when we had our i and speak about it. Why today, yesterday, when we had our briefing notes. Yesterday, when we had our briefing notes. Why yesterday, when we had our briefing notes, why is that the first instance notes, why is that the first instance that i realised Binge Eating instance that i realised Binge Eating was a disorder . Its almost like you eating was a disorder . Its almost like you bandy around the time, i binged like you bandy around the time, i binged last night, i ate so much and i binged last night, i ate so much and i didnt binged last night, i ate so much and ididnt even binged last night, i ate so much and i didnt even want it at The End. Been i didnt even want it at The End. Been there, done it, its fine. This is something been there, done it, its fine. This is something completely different, there is something completely different, there is is something completely different, there is a is something completely different, there is a compulsion to keep going at it to there is a compulsion to keep going at it to be there is a compulsion to keep going at it to be regular as we saw with both at it to be regular as we saw with both of at it to be regular as we saw with both of those. At it to be regular as we saw with both of those. Definitely, we often associate eating both of those. Definitely, we often associate eating disorders both of those. Definitely, we often associate eating disorders with associate eating disorders with anorexia in the media but we know that more people suffer from Binge Eating disorder. Its not talked about and there is a Shame And Stigma that comes with it. What stigma that comes with it. What makes it different stigma that comes with it. What makes it different from, stigma that comes with it. What makes it different from, its stigma that comes with it. What makes it different from, its going to sound makes it different from, its going to sound awful, but just eating too much to sound awful, but just eating too much at to sound awful, but just eating too much at home, me going home and having much at home, me going home and having two much at home, me going home and having two pieces, to the point of being having two pieces, to the point of being full . Two pizzas . | having two pieces, to the point of being full . Two pizzas . Being full . Two pizzas . I think its a lack being full . Two pizzas . I think its a lack of being full . Two pizzas . I think its a lack of control, being full . Two pizzas . I think its a lack of control, you being full . Two pizzas . I think its a lack of control, yOu Are its a lack of control, yOu Are aware that you could stop after the two pizzas, but the Binge Eating disorder is that Compulsion And Drive of saying, i must eat, as we saw from that, eating frozen food or eating food from bins or stealing food,is eating food from bins or stealing food, is that extra layer from eating food from bins or stealing food, is that extra layerfrom it and the loss of control. This food, is that extra layer from it and the loss of control. Food, is that extra layer from it and the loss of control. As we heard from martha and the loss of control. As we heard from martha and and the loss of control. As we heard from Martha And Lauren, and the loss of control. As we heard from Martha And Lauren, it and the loss of control. As we heard from Martha And Lauren, it seemed | from Martha And Lauren, it seemed quite extreme in the face of it, eating frozen food, continuing until they feel numb. Earlier on during that process, you will have looked at this before, what are the stepping stones to get into that kind of place . Stepping stones to get into that kind of lace . ,. , kind of place . Some people describe it that they are kind of place . Some people describe it that they are almost kind of place . Some people describe it that they are almost in kind of place . Some people describe it that they are almost in a kind of place . Some people describe it that they are almost in a trance,. It that they are almost in a trance, they dont quite realise what theyre doing and its like something else takes over and suddenly they are in the freezer and some people dont even remember it after or they dont realise what theyve done until they look around and there are wrappers everywhere. Other people, they could plan it, they could be feeling anxiety and uncomfortable emotions, and one way of getting rid of uncomfortable emotions is to push it down, to eat until your Brain Isnt thinking about everything else that is going on. And you have got that one a focus. � ,. , on. And you have got that one a focus. � ,. ,. Focus. Its really important whenever focus. Its really important whenever we focus. Its really important whenever we talk focus. Its really important whenever we talk about i focus. Its really important whenever we talk about stories like this, to talk about how people can be helped. 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Taste all different ways we can do it and get in touch all different ways we can do it and net in touch. ~. , get in touch. We have had a chat on this safer about get in touch. We have had a chat on this safer about anorexia get in touch. We have had a chat on this safer about anorexia and this safer about anorexia and bulimia this safer about anorexia and bulimia and other eating disorders. The concern bulimia and other eating disorders. The concern is that many gp appointments at the moment i done virtuatty appointments at the moment i done virtually. Martha said, i am crying white virtually. Martha said, i am crying while eating most of the time. Is that a while eating most of the time. Is that a powerful enough message to say to that a powerful enough message to say to a that a powerful enough message to say to a gp . When you look at martha. Say to a gp . When you look at martha, lauren was saying she had put martha, lauren was saying she had but on martha, lauren was saying she had put on weight, but when you look at martha. Put on weight, but when you look at martha. She put on weight, but when you look at martha, she doesnt look like she is someone martha, she doesnt look like she is someone who particularly is eating, Binge Someone who particularly is eating, Binge Eating regularly. If yOu Are triaging Binge Eating regularly. If yOu Are triaging with a gp and they see you, one of triaging with a gp and they see you, one of the triaging with a gp and they see you, one of the things we have heard with anorexia one of the things we have heard with anorexia is, one of the things we have heard with anorexia is, oh, yourweight is fine anorexia is, oh, yourweight is fine how anorexia is, oh, yourweight is fine. How easy is it to communicate this is fine. How easy is it to communicate this is a fine. How easy is it to communicate this is a problem . The first step is so difficult this is a problem . The first step is so difficult anyway. So difficult anyway. Yes, i think its talking so difficult anyway. Yes, i think its talking about so difficult anyway. Yes, i think its talking about that so difficult anyway. Yes, i think its talking about that distress, | its talking about that distress, writing down what you want to say to the gp, gp writing down what you want to say to the gp, Gp Beat has a leaflet on their website which talks through what people can talk to about their gp, medicalstudents what people can talk to about their gp, medical students are not often trained in eating Disorders Gp do their best but they cant do everything. So beat have a leaflet which takes the gp through step by step about the help they can get. Stepbystep about the help they can net. , ~ stepbystep about the help they can et,. , ~ y. ,. , stepbystep about the help they can net. ,. , get. Thank you for coming this morning get. Thank you for coming this morning. Thank get. Thank you for coming this morning. Thank you get. Thank you for coming this morning. Thank you for get. Thank you for coming this morning. Thank you for having get. Thank you for coming this morning. Thank you for having me. If youve been affected by any of the issues raised, you can find Help And Advice at bbc. Co. Uk actionline. YOu Are watching Bbc Breakfast, still to come. Its day two of the paralympics In Tokyo and one of britains rising stars, swimmer Maisie Summers Newton, is competing in the 200 metres medley final later this morning well be live at one of her Training Pools just after nine. Well have that shortly and bring you the latest news and weather, but the time now is 8. 29. Now its time for the weather with carol. Good morning. Good morning, charlie and naga, and good morning to all of you. This morning there is cloud around, Mist And Fog and some of that will break and fog and some of that will break and some of us will see some sunshine. Some of us already have some sunshine. The Satellite Picture shows the broken cloud in the central strait of england, Northern Ireland seeing some breaks and scotland. This line of cloud is a Weather Front which will move to the South West and continue to break out. All of this cloud is coming in from the North Sea. That will be with us through the day, some will be thick enough for some drizzle, but some of it will break. The North Sea coastline will always feel colder because we have a brisk breeze, and here as well temperatures are a little lower. Still cloud floating around the channel isles this afternoon and the isles of scilly, southern areas have areas of cloud but still some sunshine. Out towards the west, we will see the Lions Share of the sunshine. Along the east coast we will have a cool breeze and more cloud. Temperature lower here. Further west, cloud. Temperature lower here. Furtherwest, highs cloud. Temperature lower here. Further west, highs up to 21 or 22. Yesterday was the warmest day of this august so far, and its likely to remain so in the last few days because it is not going to be as warm as the resort yesterday. As the 27. 2 that we saw yesterday. A brisk wind coming in from the North Sea overnight, some breaks in The Cloud and in sheltered glens we could see images fall away 25 or six. That will feel fall away to five or six. That would feel chilly if you head out but most of us will have double figures as the overnight low. A brisk breeze on the North Sea again tomorrow, a more sunny day in the East Anglia and the South East, more cloud pushing towards the west but we will see some breaks in that and sunny spells. Sunshine across Northern Ireland and scotland, temperatures of 14 to 20 degrees. Into saturday, a chilly start to the day, dry weather and a fair bit of sunshine. The wind arrows are on indicating a brisk wind once again indicating a brisk wind once again in the South East and areas of cloud across the north and the west and southern areas. With these showers not too far away in the near continent, there is a chance they could clip kent as they go through the day. That will be the exception rather than the rule. Sunday is another chilly start, a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, the northern half of the uk seeing a bit more Cloud And Stillness brisk wind coming in across the North Sea. A result, top temperatures 21 or 22. I will have more later. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Lets bring you right up to day with developments in afghanistan. Credible, imminent and lethal thats the assessment of the armed Minister'>Forces MinisterJames Heappey on the threat of a Terror Attack in kabul. He was talking to us just one hour ago. As a result the Foreign Office has issued updated advice to stay away from the airport and go to a place of safety instead. So where does that leave the evacuation of Uk Nationals and afghans who have been working with british forces . Our afghanistan Correspondent Secunder Kermani joins us now from kabul. Good to see you. It was very stark, the picture that was painted by the Minister who spoke on this programme earlier in terms of what safety can be guaranteed for those who have not already been processed in that hotel where the processing takes place. At Kabul Airport. What more can you tell us in terms of what you have heard in terms of the security threats, and where do people who have not been processed or are not able to . ~. , have not been processed or are not able to . ~. ,. , have not been processed or are not able to . ~. ,. ,. , able to . Well, i was ust at Capitol Airort able to . Well, i was ust at Capitol Airport Yesterday able to . Well, i wasjust at Capitol Airport Yesterday and able to . Well, i wasjust at Capitol Airport Yesterday and there able to . Well, i wasjust at Capitol Airport Yesterday and there were l Airport Yesterday and there were still huge crowds of people that Kabul Airport. Talking about women in wheelbarrows because they cannot walk and they are being pushed along dylan aqualung. Young children being carried by their parents and people in their droves making their way towards The Gates. Many without the correct travel documentation, unable to board evacuation flights. Some of them with permission but still unable to make their way through The Cloud. This kind of information about this possible threat which many suspect emanates from the islamic state group, which is far less powerful than that taliban but does have a presence here in afghanistan and has carried out some truly devastating attacks in the past, information about that attack is not going to filter down to those people on the ground there. They are so desperate they dont even know what documentation they need to bring, what is the processes. It will not make a difference to The Cloud who are turning up but it could well make a difference to the safety of those still trying to get there. � safety of those still trying to get there. ,. , safety of those still trying to get there. � , safety of those still trying to get there. � , safety of those still trying to get there. ,. , there. Are you saying they are not even aware there. Are you saying they are not even aware that there. Are you saying they are not even aware that this there. Are you saying they are not even aware that this threat . There. Are you saying they are not even aware that this threat . We l there. Are you saying they are not. Even aware that this threat . We have been told here there is this correct. I may not even aware that there is this threat and they should be moving away . He. There is this threat and they should be moving away . Be moving away . No, i dont think so. The be moving away . No, i dont think so the level be moving away . No, i dont think so. The level of be moving away . No, i dont think so. The level of confusion be moving away . No, i dont think so. The level of confusion here be moving away . No, i dont think so. The level of confusion here is i so. The level of confusion here is so. The level of confusion here is so utter and complete. I have seen people standing outside the evacuated western embassies where there are no diplomatic staff writing their names on pieces of paper, handing them to the taliban thinking that the taliban weather and then into these embassies and they will be processed for visas. There is no staff in those embassies. That is the level of confusion we are talking about amongst ordinary people here. They certainly i dont think would be aware. Although people generally of course are aware of the threat from iis course are aware of the threat from 115 because they have carried out these attacks in the past so people will be aware that, yes, it is a possibility but really the priority by the people i have been speaking to trying to make their way to the airport is getting out of the Country And Something like this i think is unlikely to deter them. What we have also seen its western countries using convoys at times, going inside capitol city, taliban controlled city, to bring some of their citizens out. We have heard of helicopters flying in and taking some of the most vulnerable people out. We have heard and seen reports of officials arranging convoys that are escorted by the taliban into the point. Perhaps we will see more of this if that threat is deemed to continue in the coming days. Real concerns about how these last few days of the Evacuation Effort will go and we are very much in the last days of it. One source was telling me that after tomorrow they think the us are going to pivot freely took moving their own troops own resources out, rather there those american citizens, western citizens, those who are eligible for relocation because they have thousands of their own troops that they need to bring out all by the sist they need to bring out all by the 31st Of August. They need to bring out all by the 31st of au~ust. ,. ,. , 31st Of August. There has also been a Suggestion 31st of august. There has also been a suggestion that 31st Of August. There has also been a suggestion that in 31st Of August. There has also been a suggestion that in Order 31st of august. There has also been a suggestion that in order to 31st Of August. There has also been a suggestion that in order to avoid l a suggestion that in order to avoid the airport in cabo to go to Land Borders. How possible is that . Help physically doable is that for those who are desperate to leave . Itrruieiiii. Physically doable is that for those who are desperate to leave . Well, it deends who are desperate to leave . Well, it depends which who are desperate to leave . Well, it depends which land who are desperate to leave . Well, it depends which land is who are desperate to leave . Well, it depends which land is what who are desperate to leave . Well, it depends which land is what you who are desperate to leave . Well, it depends which land is what yOu Are i depends which land is what yOu Are talking about. If you want to go out via iran that is difficult. Into pakistan, there are two major border crossing. One is largely closed to afghans wanting to go into pakistan. The other, we have heard mixed reports of huge reports gathering there unable to get through. Also reports of large numbers of refugees being able to stream through. Pakistani officials have said they already post millions of afghan refugees and dont have the capacity to host significant numbers of dead refugees. It is not that easy and the travel, as you say, as yOu Allude to, that is also difficult. We are talking ofjourneys from Baulk Delac up car ball. Along the way there will be a lot of taliban checkpoints. Those checkpoints largely waving people through that if yOu Are someone who is vulnerable because yOu Are being evacuated, because yOu Are being evacuated, because yOu Are being evacuated, because you had links to foreign embassies or international voice as you will be extremely nervous, the prospect of having to cross through a dozen or so taliban checkpoints where they may ask for documents. Secunder kermani, our afghanistan correspondent, Thank You, stay safe. Werejoined now from dubai by colonel Richard Kemp, former commander of british forces in afghanistan. Good morning. Iassume good morning. I assume you have heard armed Minister'>Forces Minister atJames Heappey in our programme this morning, talking about credible and lethal Threat Assessment in and around Kabul Airport on top of what is already chaotic and logistically difficult operation. What is your analysis of the impact of this latest twist on getting people out . I think that threat of Terrorist Attack, whether it is from talybont, the islamic state or alanda, and can equally be all three of those groups, the fact that people are talking a lot about it doesnt make it the most likely threat but that threat has existed right the way from when this evacuation began. I have no doubt our forces are fully aware of the threat and four days have been taking measures to try to mitigate it, to prevent something like that happening. Clearly there could be a Terrorist Attack of some sort against what is the airport or outside the airport with people trying to get in. I think it is a very realistic thing and even if it doesnt come from a group like alqaeda or the islamic state, it would equally come from the taliban who are not necessarily under the control of their leadership in many cases. And in any case, the fact that the taliban leadership have kind of given us a safe passage to get people out until the 315t, i would not rely particularly on that. Obviously it has to be planned for, but i dont think our troops will be depending on the taliban keeping that word. ~. , depending on the taliban keeping that word. ,. ,. That word. What we know is that the advice to anyone that word. What we know is that the advice to anyone seeking that word. What we know is that the advice to anyone seeking to that word. What we know is that the advice to anyone seeking to get that word. What we know is that the advice to anyone seeking to get out| advice to anyone seeking to get out is dont come to the airport right now because of this threat. You will understand the logistics better than anyone and there is Speculation Aboutjust anyone and there is speculation about just what is anyone and there is Speculation Aboutjust what is the Tipping Point timewise as to when the british forces who either had to concentrate frankly on getting themselves out ahead of that 31st Of August deadline. What is your assessment of that . Rats deadline. What is your assessment of that . R , deadline. What is your assessment of that . � ,. , deadline. What is your assessment of that . A. ,. , that . As the Foreign Secretary said esterda , that . As the Foreign Secretary said yesterday, clearly that . As the Foreign Secretary said yesterday, clearly the yesterday, clearly the decision making on timings and coordination with the us, and the us presence there is obviously critical for securing the airport as well as our voices and other western voices. Those decisions about when it will no longer be possible to land or take off at the airport, the number and the timings for evacuating Military Forces, all of that is to bejudged carefully Military Forces, all of that is to be judged carefully by the military planners from all the nations involved and undoubtedly will beef being figured out now and coordinated on the ground. I think it would be wrong to second exactly what dates these events are going to happen on but it cant be very much longer that we are able to evacuate civilians, no matter how deserving, help needing they are because one thing that is essential is that all western Military Forces must get out by the time that the Evacuation Operation finishes. Tsine by the time that the Evacuation Operation finishes. Operation finishes. One of the Thins Operation finishes. One of the things that operation finishes. One of the things that all operation finishes. One of the things that all those operation finishes. One of the | things that all those Observers Operation finishes. One of the things that all those observers who are on the ground have said, and you will know this from your personal experience of the past, if they are full of respect for the work the british military is doing on the ground. The extremely onerous task sometimes of being a front facing two those people who are desperate to get out. Two those people who are desperate to net out. , two those people who are desperate to net out. , , two those people who are desperate to net out. ,. To get out. Yeah, of course, and the are to get out. Yeah, of course, and they are both to get out. Yeah, of course, and they are both doing to get out. Yeah, of course, and they are both doing their to get out. Yeah, of course, and they are both doing their best i to get out. Yeah, of course, and i they are both doing their best and, as i understand it can effectively to assist people trying to leave. Also to ensure that the operations on the runway ive done smoothly and effectively as possible, and also looking after security which has got to be really the highest priority, to be really the highest priority, to ensure it or do their best to ensure that kabul doesnt get attacked. It is a very demanding role but what they are trained for and i would be surprised. I have not been there to see but i would not been there to see but i would not been there to see but i would not be surprised if they are doing it with great professionalism and effectiveness. They are heavily armed themselves but the threat to them is probably less than that to them is probably less than that to the civilians they are trying to get out of the country. The civilians they are trying to get out of the country. Colonel Richard Kem , out of the country. Colonel Richard Kemp. Former out of the country. Colonel Richard Kemp, former commander out of the country. Colonel Richard Kemp, former commander of i out of the country. Colonel richard i kemp, former commander of british services in afghanistan, Thank You. Just reflecting on the ongoing situation specifically around Kabul Airport this morning. 8 43am. Time to get an update on the sport. Day two of the paralympics. So much has happened so far. Seven medals. No, eight. So much has happened so far. Seven medals. No, eight. More now. We have ten medals altogether. Medals. No, eight. More now. We have ten medals altogether. Great medals. No, eight. More now. We have ten medals altogether. Great britain i ten medals altogether. Great britain are now up to fourth in the paralympic Medal Table at the huge success already, only on day two. In the last hour, great britain has claimed a second Gold Medal at the paralympics. Jaco Van Gass beat Team Mate Finley graham in the Individual Pursuit at the velodrome, to give britain a one two. Van gass beat graham by more than a second in the final of the Mens C3 3000m Individual Pursuit. But it was expected after he set a stunning new World Record in qualifying, taking nine seconds off the record. The 35 year old is a former soldier who lost his lower left arm, and suffered other severe injuries in afghanistan in 2009. Its his first paralympics, and gold in his first event. Joining us now from tokyo is rachel lathum. Rachel, three medals on the track already today, particularly impressive gold forJaco Van gass. Absolutely. Jaco Van Gass and Finlay Graham absolutely. Jaco Van Gass and Finlay Graham smashed the World Record this Morning Graham smashed the World Record this morning to graham smashed the World Record this morning to make it into that final and go morning to make it into that final and go head to head for gold. In the graham and go head to head for gold. In the graham is and go head to head for gold. In the graham is only 21 years old so a Silver Graham is only 21 years old so a Silver Medal at the paralympic games is an achievement but Jaco Van Gass Picking is an achievement but Jaco Van Gass Picking up is an achievement but Jaco Van Gass Picking up the Gold Medal is exactly what paralympicsgb needed on day two of these what paralympicsgb needed on day two of these games. It is notjust those two men of these games. It is notjust those two men who have been picking up the medals two men who have been picking up the medals at two men who have been picking up the medals at the velodrome. Jody cundy took a medals at the velodrome. Jody cundy took a Silver Medal. He was the reigning took a Silver Medal. He was the reigning champion in the 1000 metres time triat~ reigning champion in the 1000 metres Time Trial. He was wanting to go to gold Time Trial. He was wanting to go to gold he Time Trial. He was wanting to go to gold. He broke the Paralympic Record but he gold. He broke the Paralympic Record but he got gold. He broke the Paralympic Record but he got beaten by the Spanish Man breaking but he got beaten by the Spanish Man breaking the World Record. It is all going breaking the World Record. It is all going on breaking the World Record. It is all going on in breaking the World Record. It is all going on in the velodrome. Rachel, were hoping for british medals in the pool later, Ellie Simmonds attempting to defend her title, but itll be tough. It is going to be tough. Ellie simmonds is the paralympic champion in the simmonds is the paralympic champion in the 200 simmonds is the paralympic champion in the 200 metres individual medley but she in the 200 metres individual medley but she has got to competition not from but she has got to competition not from around the world this time but also her from around the world this time but also her team mates, as well. Maybe newton also her team mates, as well. Maybe newton summers and Grace Harvey both went faster newton summers and Grace Harvey both went faster than ellie in the heat this morning. Ellie is going into the final this morning. Ellie is going into the final in this morning. Ellie is going into the final in six position because from the final in six position because from around the world we have the ukrainian from around the world we have the ukrainian who broke the World Record and the ukrainian who broke the World Record and the Paralympic Record and is going and the Paralympic Record and is going into and the Paralympic Record and is going into the final ranked number one. Going into the final ranked number one it going into the final ranked number one it witt going into the final ranked number one. It will be a very tough ask ettie one. It will be a very tough ask Ellie Simmonds this evening. We also have Tutty Ellie simmonds this evening. We also have tully kearney, who is pick up the silver have tully kearney, who is pick up the Silver Medal in the 400 Metres Freestyle the Silver Medal in the 400 Metres Freestyle. She was picked out of the lold freestyle. She was picked out of the gold by freestyle. She was picked out of the gold by 0. 12 of the second last Night Gold by 0. 12 of the second last Night But Gold by 0. 12 of the second last night but is going in Rent Number one in night but is going in Rent Number one Ina Night but is going in Rent Number one in a 100 Metres Freestyle tonight one in a 100 Metres Freestyle tonight so will be hoping to finally Et Tonight so will be hoping to finally get the tonight so will be hoping to finally get the gold. Tonight so will be hoping to finally get the gold get the gold. Rachel lathum in to 0, get the gold. Rachel lathum In Tokyo. Thank get the gold. Rachel lathum In Tokyo, Thank You get the gold. Rachel lathum In Tokyo, Thank You for get the gold. Rachel lathum In Tokyo, Thank You for the i get the gold. Rachel lathum in l tokyo, Thank You for the update. England go into day two of the third test against india at headingley in a commanding position. India chose to Bat Yesterday and were remarkably bowled out for just 78 runs. Once Againjimmy Anderson was the man to lead the charge for england. Taking two early wickets including one in the first over before getting captain Virat Kohli forjust seven. Craig overton also took three wickets as india fell forjust 78. And if you thought the bowling was good, Take A Look at the batting. Openers Rory Burns and Haseeb Hameed both reached their half centuries as england finished the day on 120 without loss. The Way Everyone bowled today and the way we fielded, i thought was brilliant. And then leading on into our batting, as well, i thought the two guys who batted there were outstanding. So, yeah, were just delighted that things came off for us, you know. Weve had plans throughout this series. I think weve bowled pretty well throughout the series and at times things dont go your way, but when things do go your way youve got to make the most of it, and we did that today. Some sad news to bring you now. The former England Captain and chairman of selectors ted dexter has died at the age of 86. Nicknamed lord ted, dexter played 62 tests for england and was captain in the early 605. He was renowned for the power with which he hit the ball. Arguably this was his most famous innings against the west indies at lords in 1963 when he came in at 0 1 and smashed 70 off 73 deliveries. He was later named president of the Marylbone Cricket Club and was awarded a cbe in 2001. Arsenal helped themselves to their first win of the season with a 6 0 thumping over a young West Brom Side in the second round of the carabao cup. Captain Pierre Emerick Aubameyang scored a Hat Trick in his first start of the season, with the other goals from bukayo saka, Nicolas Pepe and Alexandre Lacazette to seal a comfortable progression for arsenal into the third round. Celtic and rangers both have League-play'>Europa League Play offs later. Celtic take a 2 0 lead to Az Alkmaar while rangers are 1 0 up against alashkert after last weeks first legs. However, rangers have had to travel to armenia without Manager Steven Gerrard and a number of players because of a covid outbreak in the squad. Assistant gary mcallister and coach Michael Beale will lead the team later, and its unclear if gerrard or the unspecified missing players will be able to return in time for sundays match against celtic at ibrox. Celtic and rangers are level on points in the League so the first old Firm Game of the seas will be crucial. More than it usually is. It crucial. More than it usually is. It is always crucial between those two, no other word to use. No other word to use. Crucial and brutal. No other word to use. Crucial and brutal well no other word to use. Crucial and brutal. Well done. Its been 30 years since the crime drama Prime Suspect first aired on our screens, with Dci Jane Tennison rising through the ranks of greater londons metropolitan police force. Now, its creator Lynda La Plante has a New Book out chronicling the early years of the Detectives Career but lets remind ourselves of that hit series. Im in a car. Come on. Hello . Its tennison. Im at euston on my way to manchester. Yeah, then cardiff. Listen, i want a car followed. A dark blue mercedes. Old four door saloon. Yeah, ill get the number to you. The suspect� s name is james jackson. 0k . I want him tailed but not apprehended. Get Otley And Hall on it. Its larry hall. Put me through to vice. Were outside Jacksons House now. Kathy, anything on the house in Langley Road yet . Look, i will call you back as soon as ive got anything, all right . I the thing is, as you walk in here now, lynda. Observation. That is the game you play, isnt it, all the time . Always observing things. Is that fair to say . 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Smack on and a short walk to hear. I smack on and a short walk to hear. I was looking for something. And i was looking for something. And also the wind was looking for something. fific also the Wind Tunnel. This was looking for something. 2. 1c also the Wind Tunnel. This is a Wind Tunnel, and you think, oh. Me and my hair in a Wind Tunnel . It goes up by itself and when i was in australia, in brisbane, the atmosphere there in brisbane and the interviewer said, listen, your hair is moving my hair was curling up because it is naturally curly and ets because it is naturally curly and gets bigger and bigger. Because it is naturally curly and gets biggerand bigger. I know exactly gets biggerand bigger. I know exactly how that feels. We have said this and it is still. Im we have said this and it is still. Im Sorry we have said this and it is still. Im Sorry if we have said this and it is still. Im Sorry if it we have said this and it is still. Im Sorry if it sounds boring or repetitive, im Sorry if it sounds boring or repetitive, it is a joy having people repetitive, it is a joy having people back on the sofa and talking face to face because you get to have those face to face because you get to have those little face to face because you get to have those little nuances that you just cant those little nuances that you just cant do those little nuances that you just cant do down the line on a zoom or whatever cant do down the line on a zoom or whatever. When you have been researching this New Book, this has been researching this New Book, this has been i researching this New Book, this has been i imagine a bit of a block in terms been i imagine a bit of a block in terms of been i imagine a bit of a block in terms of picking up on little stories. Terms of picking up on little stories, just like charlie did. We would stories, just like charlie did. We would never have known how you felt about would never have known how you felt about the would never have known how you felt about the Wind Tunnel at media city. YOu Also about the Wind Tunnel at media city. YOu Also have these amazing stories. The last time you come at the gate, the Jobsworth Wouldnt let us through the gate to. The security this time i through the gate to. The security this time i said, through the gate to. The security this time i said, i through the gate to. The security this time i said, i had through the gate to. The security this time i said, i had michael i this time i said, i had Michael Parkinson here and i wouldnt let him in. Every single person that has tried to get into the bbc and you have this gate. No, yOu Are not on the records, you cant get in no better safe than Sorry. 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Once it is finished and they have given me all the information that i need to say, yes, this the information that i need to say, yes, this is the information that i need to say, yes, this is what happens in a fire, how many yes, this is what happens in a fire, how many vehicles, trucks, houses, etc. How many vehicles, trucks, houses, etc he how many vehicles, trucks, houses, etc he did how many vehicles, trucks, houses, etc. He did that all very professionally but then as it ended he suddenly said, my first cadaver, terrible he suddenly said, my first cadaver, terrible charred mess. I was told to bring terrible charred mess. I was told to bring it terrible charred mess. I was told to bring it out terrible charred mess. I was told to bring it out and i broke a foot off and had bring it out and i broke a foot off and had to bring it out and i broke a foot off and had to go back in and couldnt find it and had to go back in and couldnt find it he and had to go back in and couldnt find it. 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I imagine crime writers now are so used to writing about all the access to technology, remarkable things that have happened in a relatively short space of time. Trier . That have happened in a relatively short space of time. Short space of time. Very short sace. Short space of time. Very short space from short space of time. Very short space. From the short space of time. Very short space. From the mid19 short space of time. Very short space. From the mid19 80s i short space of time. Very short space. From the mid19 80s onwards. Space. From the mid 19 80s onwards. A mobile space. From the mid 19 80s onwards. A mobile phone, they could contract with a a mobile phone, they could contract with a mobile phone, they stopped it to mcdonalds at 8 15am. The phone they still to mcdonalds at 8 15am. The phone they still have. This has been an implement of tracing, even if it is ina implement of tracing, even if it is in a they implement of tracing, even if it is in a they can trace it, moving here. Jane in a they can trace it, moving here. Jane tennison in a they can trace it, moving here. Jane tennison in this book, does she have a mobile phone because i not yet. It have a mobile phone because i not et. ,. ,. ,. , have a mobile phone because i not et. ,. ,. ,. , yet. It is also going through postmortems, yet. It is also going through postmortems, how yet. It is also going through postmortems, how they i yet. It is also going through| postmortems, how they had yet. It is also going through i postmortems, how they had to yet. It is also going through postmortems, how they had to work yet. It is also going through postmortems, how they had to work on those postmortems, how they had to work on those when postmortems, how they had to work on those. When you get something in a coffin those. When you get something in a coffin it those. When you get something in a coffin it freaked everyone out because coffin it freaked everyone out because it is a nun. How old was the non . Because it is a nun. How old was the nun . ,. � because it is a nun. How old was the nun . � ,. , because it is a nun. How old was the nun . ,y | because it is a nun. How old was the nun . I am because it is a nun. How old was the nun . I am not. Nun . Dont spoil anything i am not, but. Buts. Nun . Dont spoil anything i am not, but. Buts. The nun . Dont spoil anything i am not, but. Buts. The Kind Nun . Dont spoil anything i am not, but. Buts. The kind of nun . Dont spoil anything i am not, but. Buts. The kind of energy i but. Buts. The kind of Energy Tevet but. Buts. The kind of Energy Level that but. Buts. The kind of Energy Level that she comes in at and why she goes. Level that she comes in at and why she goes. I level that she comes in at and why she goes, i will investigate this, is that she goes, i will investigate this, is that setting lid under the coffin has been is that setting lid under the coffin has been scratched, and her fingernails. So what you put in the coffin fingernails. So what you put in the coffin alive. Fingernails. So what you put in the coffin alive, this nun . It is not untit coffin alive, this nun . It is not until the coffin alive, this nun . It is not until the Postman Motor delivers. I until the Postman Motor delivers. I suppose until the Postman Motor delivers. I soppose if until the Postman Motor delivers. I suppose if anyone is allowed to spoil the book it is lynda. Bind i suppose if anyone is allowed to spoil the book it is lynda. And we dont want spoil the book it is lynda. And we dont want to spoil the book it is lynda. And we dont want to scare spoil the book it is lynda. And we dont want to scare children i dont want to scare children watching. Dont want to scare children watching dont want to scare children watching dont want to scare children watching. Dont want to scare children watchinu. � ,. ,. , watching. Oh, its not scary at. It is interesting watching. Oh, its not scary at. It is interesting about watching. Oh, its not scary at. It is interesting about the it is interesting about the character of jane it is interesting about the character ofJane Tennison, which is baffling in that time. In this Day And Age you think of a woman her Age Today who would be much more prepared to front up to sexism, misogyny, any isms but then she was going through a very different time and having to push barriers and push back and not necessarily with any support. Back and not necessarily with any su ort. , ,. , back and not necessarily with any suuort. , ,. , support. Very little support but for me it is interesting support. Very little support but for me it is interesting because i support. Very little support but for me it is interesting because of support. Very little support but for| me it is interesting because of jane me it is interesting because ofJane Tennison me it is interesting because ofJane Tennison in me it is interesting because ofJane Tennison in Prime Suspect, and they keep saying, 30 years. Its like, gosh. Keep saying, 30 years. Its like, gosh. I keep saying, 30 years. Its like, gosh. Tanr keep saying, 30 years. Its like, gosh. Tanr so keep saying, 30 years. Its like, gosh, i am so old 30 years ago but the gosh, am so old 30 years ago but the reality gosh, i am so old 30 years ago but the reality is. Gosh, i am so old 30 years ago but the reality is, you know, Jane Tennison the reality is, you know, Jane Tennison walked on as dci aged mid40s, tennison walked on as dci aged mid 40s, as was helen mirren. For me to take mid 40s, as was helen mirren. For me to take back mid 40s, as was helen mirren. For me to take back into her very beginning, because it is wonderful, book by beginning, because it is wonderful, book by book, and now at number seven, book by book, and now at number seven, unholy murder is number seven seven, unholy murder is number seven i seven, unholy murder is number seven iani seven, unholy murder is number seven. I am to show you the make up is growing seven. I am to show you the make up is growing inside this young woman. To be is growing inside this young woman. To be able is growing inside this young woman. To be able to take on that responsibility and still, in early 405. Responsibility and still, in early 40s. Be responsibility and still, in early 40s, be fighting for recognition, even 40s, be fighting for recognition, even though she has the rank. She is always even though she has the rank. She is always there. It is not like 30 years always there. It is not like 30 years ago. it isnt, she is with me years ago. it isnt, she is with Nre Att years ago. it isnt, she is with nre all the years ago. it isnt, she is with me all the time, you know every day. Are you me all the time, you know every day. Are you working on another one . Yes. And sto are you working on another one . Yes. And step are you working on another one . Yes. And step never are you working on another one . Yes. And stop never stop. Are you working on another one . Yes. And stop never stop. During are you working on another one . Yes. And stop never stop. During the i and stop never stop. During the pandemic. And stop never stop. During the pandemic. Peeple and stop never stop. During the pandemic, people had and stop never stop. During the pandemic, people had a and stop never stop. During the pandemic, people had a dreadful. Pandemic, people had a dreadful tinre, pandemic, people had a dreadful tinre, i pandemic, people had a dreadful time, i was never there. At pandemic, people had a dreadful time, i was never there. Time, i was never there. At the front of the time, i was never there. At the front of the book time, i was never there. At the front of the book it time, i was never there. At the front of the book it says time, i was never there. At the | front of the book it says thank time, i was never there. At the I Front of the book it says Thank You for reading. Be lovely seeing you here today. Thank you. Enjoy the Wind Tunnel. Lyndas New Book is called unholy murder. Youre watching Bbc Breakfast, its 8 59. Good morning, this is Bbc News hello, im Victoria Derbyshire with your headlines at 9 oclock. The threat is severe and imminent. The uk tells its citizens in afghanistan to stay away from Kabul Airport because of concerns that militants could launch a Terror Attack. I Cant Stress the desperation of the situation enough. The threat is credible, it is imminent, it is lethal. 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