Theyve successfully served him with legal papers. Shes already made History'>Tennis History can grand Slam Glory now follow for Emma Raducanu . The british 18 year old, plays fellow Teenager Leylah Fernandez in the final of the Us Open tonight. And ahead of the 40th great North Run tomorrow, we look at how the race helped transform the image of the North East. An extremely mild start of the day with cabbages for some around 18 degrees with cabbages for some around 18 degrees at the moment. Full forecast coming degrees at the moment. Full forecast Coming Up degrees at the moment. Full forecast Coming Up a degrees at the moment. Full forecast Coming Up a little bit later on. With Coming Up a little bit later on. With temperatures. Its saturday the 11th of september. President biden has appealed for national unity as he leads memorial Events Today marking the 20th Anniversary of the 9 11 Terror Attacks. The president and First Lady will visit New York, washington and pennsylvania, where the four hijacked planes were crashed killing nearly 3,000 people. Our us Correspondent Nomia iqbal reports. Twin beams of light shoot up into the New York sky. As is tradition, they will shine from Dusk Till Dawn to remember those who died on 9 11, and in a speech ahead of his arrival in the city, President Biden reminded america of a time when it was united. The reminded america of a time when it was united was united. The days that followed Se Tember was united. The days that followed September 11 was united. The days that followed September 11 2001, was united. The days that followed September 11 2001, we was united. The days that followed September 11 2001, we saw was united. The days that followed | September 11 2001, We Saw Heroism everywhere. In places expect dead and unexpected. We also saw something all too rare a true sense of national unity. In New York He Willjoin the families who lost Loved Ones. Former President Bush and 0bama will be here, too. The ceremony will pause six times to acknowledge the exact Moments America was under attack that day. The 20th Anniversary of 9 11 has taken on a greater significance since us troops left afghanistan for good. But here, people are remembering where they were that day, what they lost and where they now stand as a country. Charles wolf will be at the commemorations. The last time he saw his swansea born Wife Catherine was when she left for work. 110 minutes later, the first plane would hit the North Tower. We later, the first plane would hit the North Tower later, the first plane would hit the North Tower later, the first plane would hit the North Tower. ~. ,. , North Tower. We fell in love without even knowing North Tower. We fell in love without even knowing each North Tower. We fell in love without even knowing Each Other. North tower. 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He has campaigned for i fairer compensation for families of the nearly 3000 victims. The impact of that day will never diminish for the families but today, 20 years to the families but today, 20 years to the day, President Biden hopes to get america past the 9 11 era, moving it from memory to History. Nomia iqbal, abc news, New York. Bbc news. Nomia joins us now from New York. Nomia, whats happening at the Memorial Events in the City Today . Tell us a little about how this day will unfold. Tell us a little about how this day will unfold will unfold. Today is a Dave Memorial will unfold. Today is a Dave Memorial across will unfold. Today is a Dave Memorial across the a day of memorial. As we heard there, President Biden wants this to be about unity and wants to invoke the memory of the heroism where americans were united and now they are divided. There are so many people who tell me how critical they are President Biden, especially when you start talking about the pandemic to them. He is here in New York and willjoin the families for the Commemoration And Wont be making any speeches himself and he will not just be here but in a field in pennsylvania, also at the pentagon in the capital washington, dc where the hijackers. 20 years on, it, people say to me, it doesnt Matter what day it is, they will never forget. But they want to celebrate those who died. Not far from me forget. But they want to celebrate those who died. Not farfrom me is forget. But they want to celebrate those who died. Not far from me is a pub that before 9 11 was a normal pub that before 9 11 was a normal pub you would just go to and have some drinks but after 9 11 it was transformed, much like a lot of things in this country, and it survived the blast. I walked past this morning and a lot of the first responders, Emergency Workers adding together to raise a glass for those who died and many more will be watching the tv coverage. Lots of specials are planned in america as you can imagine and those audiences will include teenagers who were not even born when 9 11 happened and today they will be reflecting, but also learning more about what such an incredibly dark and definitive day in us History. For an incredibly dark and definitive day in us History. An incredibly dark and definitive day in us History. For the moment, thank you 67 people killed in the attacks were british citizens and many of their relatives will attend a Service Today at the September 11 Memorial garden in london. Graham satchell is there for us. Graham, a difficult day for these families. What will happen today, graham . In New York, of course, we are going to see a very large event. This will be much smaller in scale. They were 67 british people who lost their lives on September The 11th. Many of those were in the Twin Towers. Some were working stop you may remember for companies like kansa fitzgerald. Some of them happened to just be unlucky to be there, at meetings. The 67 people who died, their names are adam clarke. We are in Grosvenor Square their names are on a plaque. Today we are expecting a private ceremony where the families of those who died will come to remember their Loved Ones. Some parents who lost children, some younger people now who were just children at the time will come to remember mums and dads. The names of the 67 will be read out and then a single White Rose will be laid by each of the families to remember the dead. There is a bouquet of White Roses already at the base of this memorial which has been delivered by the prime Minister Borisjohnson and a handwritten note in which he says in remembrance of those taken from us in 911 and in defiance of those who would have us live in fear,. The Prime Minister has recorded a message that will be played at a separate event later today in the Olympic Park stop that message has been supplied to us by Downing Street and this is what the Prime Minister has to say. Minister has to say. While the threat persists minister has to say. While the threat persists today, minister has to say. While the threat persists today, We Minister has to say. While the threat persists today, we can | minister has to say. While the threat persists today, we can now say with threat persists today, we can now say with this perspective of 20 years say with this perspective of 20 years that they failed to shake our belief years that they failed to shake our belief in years that they failed to shake our belief in freedom and democracy. They belief in freedom and democracy. They failed to drive our nations apart they failed to drive our nations apart all they failed to drive our nations apart. All to cause us to abandon our plans apart. All to cause us to abandon our plans or apart. All to cause us to abandon our plans or to live in permanent fear our plans or to live in permanent fear the our plans or to live in permanent fear. The fact that we are coming together fear. The fact that we are coming together today in sorrow but also in faith and together today in sorrow but also in faith and resolve, demonstrates the Failure Faith and resolve, demonstrates the failure of faith and resolve, demonstrates the failure of terrorism and the Strength Failure of terrorism and the strength of the bonds between us. There has of course been a vigorous debate about the impact of September The 11th and the aftermath of it and whether in the end of the world is a safer place. Borisjohnson certainly nailing his colours to the master player. To the mast there. But todayis player. To the mast there. But today is a day for the families to lost remember their lost Loved Ones. The Duke Of Yorks lawyers have not yet responded to claims that hes been served with legal papers relating to claims of Sexual Abuse. According to Court Documents filed in New York, lawyers for Virginia Giuffre say they left the papers for Prince Andrew with Police Officers at windsor� s Royal Lodge. The Duke Of York has always strongly denied the accusations and says he has No Recollection of meeting ms giuffre. 0ur Royal Correspondent Sarah Campbell has the details. Virginia giuffre, they are known as Virginia Giuffre, they are known as virginia roberts. She alleges that when she was 17 she was assaulted by Prince Andrew. He categorically denies the claims. She launched her case against him last month and is part of the initial Process Peters must be served on the defendant. Papers. Her lawyers now believe that has been done. The lawyer describes that papers were apparently lost the Police Officer at the princes home in windsor at the 27th of august. 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A remember meeting her . No. He is now in balmoral, scotland. A telephone in balmoral, scotland. A Telephone Conference is set to take place between the Two parties to discuss whether and how this will proceed. A Senior Medic says gps in england are finding it increasingly hard to guarantee safe care, as the number of doctors falls and demand surges. Professor martin marshall, who is chair of the royal college of gps, told the guardian that complex consultations and the Vaccination Programme are adding to the strain on family doctors. The government has pledged to recruit 6,000 more gps by 2025. The brazilian Football Legend Pele is recovering in Intensive Care following surgery. Doctors treating the 80 year old say hes making satisfactory progress following the removal of a tumour from his colon. Posting on social media, the three time World Cup Winner said hes feeling better and joked about hoping to play football again soon. At least Two people have been killed in a tornado which swept across the italian island of pantelleria. Its new plan is being seen as a sign of growing confidence that Film Lovers are returning to cinemas in large numbers. Time now for a look at some of this mornings front pages. The sun leads with the news that Prince Andrew has been served with legal papers by lawyers for Virginia Giuffre. Ms giuffre is pursuing a civil case in the us accusing the Duke Of York of Sexual Abuse. The duke has denied all the Allegations. The times claims that ministers are set to abandon reforms to planning laws, designed to help councils reach House Building targets. The paper claims earlier, more radical proposals will now be watered down. The telegraph says the Prime Minister is considering plans to reintroduce the mandatory use of face masks if Coronavirus Infections continue to increase. Downing Street Hasnt confirmed the claims. The Daily Mail carries on its front page, a photograph of britains young Tennis Sensation, Emma Raducanu who is preparing for the biggest match in her short career the final of the Us Open in New York. The 18 year old will face canadas Leylah Fernandez, whos just Two months older, later today. You can hear live commentary on Bbc Radio 5 live, with build up starting at 8pm. 0n on that note, it has been a bit of a Catch Up for some of the newspapers because Yesterday Morning they couldnt quite do it because the result had come in at literally for 110 five a. M. I am loving these lines. Schoolgirl to superstar in 73 days was not a great line because she took her A Levels, did very well, by all accounts, so she was sitting in the exam hall, taking the A Levels and lo and behold, we know what happened in wimbledon and she did very well and now this extraordinary journey. Did very well and now this extraordinaryjourney. The Us Open final. Anything can happen. Nine oclock tonight. It is a remarkable tale. It oclock tonight. It is a remarkable tale. ,. ,. ,. , tale. It is not often that i say you are riaht tale. It is not often that i say you are right today tale. It is not often that i say you are right today i tale. It is not often that i say you are right today i will tale. It is not often that i say you are right today i will because are right today i will because yesterday you said she has won already and i do think that sentiment is a really good one because there will be all that pressure on her to win. An expectation because she has had a really and run through that she is there. She is in the final she is 18. Just talking of young people doing brilliantly well. Young sports people. This is a walther who has just turned 15 and he is believed to be the youngest person in the uk to have achieved Two holes in one in the same round. This is a golfer. For anyone who is interested, there was a 160 Yard Par three and 170 Yard Par three. Was a 160 Yard Par three and 170 Yard Parthree. It was a 160 Yard Par three and 170 Yard Par three. It is a very rare thing. Yard par three. It is a very rare thin. ~. Yard par three. It is a very rare thin. , Yard Par three. It is a very rare thin. ~. , , Yard Par three. It is a very rare thin. ~. , thing. What is the is the young Mans Name . Thing. What is the is the young Mans Name . James thing. What is the is the young Mans Name . James watson. Thing. What is the is the young | Mans Name . James watson. Well thing. What is the is the young Mans Name . James watson. Well done, James Watson heres chris with a look at the weekend weather. It appears to be very mild this morning. That is my Brief Analysis of the weather walking in this morning. Of the weather walking in this morninu. ~. Of the weather walking in this morninu. ,. , of the weather walking in this morninu. ~. ,. , i. Of the weather walking in this morninu. ,. ,~ welcome you are exactly right. Pretty high temperatures, really, as we start of the morning. Today, lots of Cloud Around, lots of dry weather but some rent in Northern Scotland. Those temperatures, lets take a look at where things are at the moment, heading outside, 18 in london, 18 in liverpool, well, that is warmer than it should be during the afternoon at this time of year. So it is exceptionally mild this morning as you are heading outside. It also feels quite humid, and that humidity is bringing occasional patches of drizzle across england, wales and Northern Ireland. We have this zone of Heavy Rain in scotland, The Rain in the Central Belt will push through, but the Northern Scotland The Rain has pretty much set in for quite a while yet across certainly the northern highlands, 0rkney and probably shetland as well. Might see something of an improvement around aberdeenshire. The cloud will slowly Dinner Break through the day so we will get some limited sunny spells coming through across england and wales, and temperatures, 23 the highest, about average for this time of year. It certainly feels on the humid side. 0vernight tonight, again we will see Mist And Fog patches reforming. Lots of cloud enough to bring further outbreaks of rain into Northern Scotland. Might also start to see a little bit of Rain Pushing into the far South West, and our temperatures overnight committees are the minimum temperatures, down to perhaps 12 or 13 across england and wales. High pressure will start to try to push on from the north west, we have this well defined close to the South West, which will bring thicker cloud and the threat of some rain. Through the day we will get northerly winds blowing across the northern half of the uk, Sunny Skies Working On later in the day across these north western areas. It will begin to feel significantly fresher and a good deal cooler. Temperatures could be afternoon, aberdeenjust111 degrees, 111 also in newcastle. This will feel a bit more like early autumn. Furthersouth, will feel a bit more like early autumn. Further south, still holding onto that humid outward temperatures again into the low 20s in the warmer spots. Monday sees that same area of low pressure still threatening outbreaks of rain. The rain looks most likely across parts of wales and South West england. Further north, the Northern Ireland and scotland, Northern Ireland does welcome a drier with some sunny spells. But there is a degree of uncertainty across the midlands and Eastern England, just how cloudy it will be and how close that area of rain is likely to get. At the moment the wettest area looks likely to be further west across wales and the South West. So today, a mild start, lots of cloud to come but things will slowly brighten up for many of us later this afternoon. Thank you, chris, see you later. Now on breakfast its time for the Film Review with Jane Hill and Mark Kermode. Hello and welcome to the Film Review on Bbc News. Look whos here he is real, it is Mark Kermode really here in the studio, not an avatar fabulous to be back in the studio with you, jane, lovely to see you again. A packed show Coming Up, reviews of the Collini Case, which is a german crime thriller. We have respect, which is the biopic of aretha franklin, withJennifer Hudson, and we have herself, a new film by phyllida lloyd, which we have different opinions about. We start with the Collini Case. Yes, based on a Book By ferdinand von schirach, which i confess i have not read and it is a very famous book. The story is a young lawyer is assigned to a case in which he has to defend someone, played by the great franco niro, accused of murder. It seems hopeless, shortly after the murder of a lawyer appears in his cupboard in his own blood and refuses to play his own defence. So it then transpires that the lawyer actually knew the victim. In fact the victim was something of a mentor to him and took him under his wing and almost fathered him. The question is why on earth would anybody want to kill this man, who was an respected industrialist and a very good person, as far as anyone knows. The author of The Book, his grandfather was a very high ranking nazi who was trialled at nuremberg and what are the things The Book is about is coming to terms with the past and the ghost of your own past and accepting the fact that people who seem like one thing may actually be something completely different, so a lot of the story is to do with confronting guilt. Its also a pretty good drama in terms of, its a Courtroom Drama, now, i love a Courtroom Drama, i do understand Courtroom Dramas are full of things that never happen in real courtrooms, like people producing witnesses out of nowhere that no one has ever heard of, people presenting papers that ijust happen to have in my bag. I quite like a Courtroom Drama too, you see. Im a suckerfor it, i keep expecting somebody to slam the table and say, you cant handle the truth. If you accept that the drama is contrived and it does have all those conventions, then i think it is very entertaining, but more importantly it is about something very serious, it is about that thing of looking back into the past, a countrys guilty past and your own familys guilty past and asking questions about whether people are the people that they seem to be, so its doing quite a clever thing, which is it is a potboiler on one hand, but it is also about something far more substantial. I havent read The Book, but id very much enjoyed the film, it is called the Collini Case and it is in cinemas now. 0k. Now respect, i really want this to be good because aretha franklin, what a figure and what a story. Yes, extraordinary Life Story and it is played byJennifer Hudson, who is fantastic in the Lead And Everybody expected this. Aretha franklin herself basically appointed Jennifer Hudson and was very controlling on the Project Right up until her death in 2018 and she said toJennifer Hudson, you are the right person to do this. That is great, she can sing and act, she has a great presence and that is great. I think the problem is the film itself is not quite as exceptional as either its central performance or indeed as aretha franklin. It is a very tumultuous Life Story and the film wants to play things fairly safe, so there is domestic abuse, alcoholism, there is a lot of stuff that is quite dark and the film acknowledges it. What it doesnt really know then that is what to do with it. The musical set pieces are fantastic, i mean really fantastic and it goes from the 19505 In Detroit up to 1972 in the recording of her record breaking Gospel Album and actually because that is a very glorious place to finish, people will recently have seen amazing grace, de documentary about her doing that, which was delayed for so long. Yes. So i think it is worth seeing it forJennifer Hudsons performance because she is terrific, ijust wanted the film to be more exceptional and an awful lot of The Rock biopics have got the same beats and a lot of this seems familiar, but she carries it shoulder high and when she is on stage and doing it, she is really great. It is notjust The Voice. It is the gesture is, the way she holds her head back, half closes her eyes. She has got the physical performance absolutely down, so that is great, but the film is not as good as her performance. Wright, a mixed bag, Jennifer Hudson is very talented, isnt she . Im fascinated to know what you make of herself. Ok, so i mentioned that i dont think respect knows what to do with its themes of domestic abuse, so this when is set in 2020, before anything happened, and is co written by Malcolm Campbell and Clare Dunne and it is about someone who buys a house and sees it online and someone says it is possible to build a house for a small amount of money and it sounds ridiculous, but someone says i will give you my Back Garden to do it if you can make the house. Heres a clip. A house . Hm. Our own house . Hm. At the bottom of the garden . Like a fairy house. The only thing is, girls and this is really important, right . We cant tell anyone. Not anyone at school, not granddad and especially, not anyone at school, not nanny, granddad and especially, especially not daddy. Why . I am just going by What Ado The Builder said. He said thats the rules and youve seen him, right . You dont want to mess with him, do you . No. So we have to keep this to ourselves, yeah . Our own special secret. Like Black Widow . Sort of. Whats that . Oh, its just a code word. Its better you dont know. Yeah. So. No telling, 0k . Hm. Pinkie promise . Both one. Two. Three. Pinkie promise 0h, girls. And that is a fantastic clip, i think, because that summarises so much and reminds us how brilliant the three of them are when they are on screen together. And you completely believe them as a family. Yes, yes. , directed by phyllida lloyd, who is a brilliant director, but he was the interesting thing. Half the film is about the nightmare of domestic Abuse And Half is about the dream of building your own home, which is, you know, almost a fairy tale. In that, at one point they refer to it is a fairytale home. I think the thing the drama does really well for me is that on the one hand its got that stuff you get from something like witness, remember the Barn Building Scene in witness, which everyone loves, of Course Everyone loves watching a home being built. And it uses that you tell a much darker story about the plight of a woman who is being failed by The System, who is looking everywhere for help and is not receiving it. I think what the drama manages to do is tell that you tell a much darker story about the plight of a woman who is being failed by The System, who is looking everywhere for help and is not receiving it. But ina but in a way that looks as if it is a heartwarming, uplifting movie. I know you were quite surprised by how tough some of it was . I felt. For me i felt it was more a film about the Domestic Violence than the House Building, even though there are some quite joyous scenes with the House Building and the way her neighbours come to help and all that sort of thing. I thought it was a clever undercurrent, but a real knot in your stomach constantly because youre constantly worried about the abusive man who you know is still out there. So heres the fascinating thing. If you actually look at the amount of screen time that you see, you know, it is flashbacks. Its fairly little and fairly discreet. Yes. But this, it is like a tension in your gut, all the way through because they are interspersed as flashbacks and you feel they are the background everything. I think that is what is clever about the film, that is what is clever, what the former is doing is sugar coating the pill by making it apparently about putting the house together, as all this stuff, will it happen, will it work, all that stuff, but actually it is about something more serious and i think if you are going to make something about this kind of story the challenge is to make it acceptable. Will i enjoy watching it . Well, yes, there is plenty to enjoy in herself. There is also plenty to be alarmed by, but i think that is a pretty good balancing act. Yes, i would agree, great performances. Great to see in cinemas as well because it was going to go. It Cinema Release was messed up and it should have won awards but it was a little last Year But Nobody saw it, so now it is great it is in cinemas. Yes, absolutely go see it. What is your verdict on best out . I love anette, which is the musical by leos carax, who made box. I absolutely love box. A story about a cynical comedian who marries a much loved soprano and they have a baby which is portrayed by a puppet and the baby inherits The Voice of its mother and it is like a fable, a Dark Fable in many ways. It sounds like a completely bonkers idea, but it works for me because there is a kernel of truth in there. I have seen it three times now, played the soundtrack over and over again, it has some real earworms. Sparks are great dear ones songs, but. It looks wacky beyond wacky it is, but it is that thing about quirky, there is a very thin line between quirky and irksome. Wacky makes it sound zany, which i never like zany, but it is strange and experimental and awesome as it may be cry. I love films that make me cry. So doi the servant, really, really want to see, though. The servant was described, in 19605 film with a screenplay by Harold Pinter and it has got Wendy Craig and lots of others and it is about people stuck in a. Which Servant And Master relationships, and this film influenced everything from. I mean, parasite takes from it. There is a Steve Woolley Film called stone which takes a lot from it in performance, it is 11k, back in cinemas now for a couple of weeks and then you can get it in Dvd And Download from the 20th. Worth seeing, you love the trailer, right . Yes, and i liked parasite, echoes and. Yes. But very cold, very chilly and not a lot of laughs thats ok, thats ok, get to the cinema nevertheless. That is what we like to see. Thanks, mark. I hope you can start to enjoy some cinema going, wouldnt that be fantastic . Thanks for watching. Goodbye. Hello, this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Today marks 20 years since the 9 11 Terror Attacks which took place On American Soil but killed citizens from 90 different countries. 67 of the dead were from the uk. Breakfast� Sjohn Maguire has been speaking to some of their relatives about how theyll be remembering them today. The hatred that divides nation from nation, the hatred that divides nation from nation, race the hatred that divides nation from nation, race from race, class from class nation, race from race, class from class. Forgive. His nation, race from race, class from class forgive class. Forgive. His father bob was workin class. Forgive. His father bob was working here class. Forgive. His father bob was working here. He class. Forgive. His father bob was working here. He came class. Forgive. 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There was going to be a lot of repercussions from this, add repercussions. We see a lot of hatred in the world, you see the world is in a mess. You think actually, i dont want to be part of that mess, i want to turn this around and make a difference. Rob had been estranged from his father but in the years before he was killed the relationship had grown stronger. The manner of his Fathers Death was a catalyst. Rob quit his job to become a full time musician. These other are the songs. He started working with Global Care. Something good derived from something so evil. 0n the anniversary is always a difficult time. ~. , �. ,. ,. ,. , time. We dont have a grave. That it is definitely time. We dont have a grave. That it is definitely a time. We dont have a grave. That it is definitely a moment time. We dont have a grave. That it is definitely a moment where time. We dont have a grave. That it is definitely a moment where we time. We dont have a grave. 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I was in a store which had a television and i saw this had a television and i saw this happening. Didnt see it happening, saw a thing happening and i turn to somebody who works in the store, i didnt know her, i said gosh, My Son is in New York, i hope he is nowhere near that. Is in New York, i hope he is nowhere nearthat. But is in New York, i hope he is nowhere near that. But by the time i drove home, a mile and a half, My Son had rung from maine and said where is 0llie, mum . It went from there rapidly, really. The company rang immediately in the afternoon and said that 0llie was on the 106th floor. B. Said that ollie was on the 106th floor. �. ,. , floor. A fund for young entrepreneurs floor. A fund for young entrepreneurs has floor. A fund for young | entrepreneurs has been floor. A fund for young entrepreneurs has been set up floor. A fund for young entrepreneurs has been set up in 0llies Name and has helped more than 150 people. Each anniversary the news coverage, the debates, the documentaries, can be difficult. It documentaries, can be difficult. It triggers, yes. But in documentaries, can be difficult. It trngeis, yes. But in reality, documentaries, can be difficult. It triggers, yes. But in reality, i had Two sons and ijust triggers, yes. But in reality, i had Two sons and i just think about triggers, yes. But in reality, i had Two sons and ijust think about him all the time. In reality. But yes, those things certainly, every aspect of since September 11, and it goes on and on, it is a date that has changed. Change the world, really. But im not sure in terms of my own personal grief. It is there and it will always, always be there. Gosh, it � s not what you would expect. The it s not what you would expect. The events of that it s not what you would expect. The events of that bright Tuesday Morning 20 years ago changed so much about the world we live in but for the survivors and for the families of the thousands killed on September The 11th 2001, life will never be the 11th 2001, Life Will Never Be The Same again. John maguire, Bbc News. Quite a few reflections on the anniversary of 9 11 this morning. Lets talk to mike and find out how to build up to a great event this evening stop it is going to be a brilliant evening whatever happens with Emma Raducanu in the final of the Us Open. You with Emma Raducanu in the final of the Us Open the Us Open. You cant really overemphasise the Us Open. You cant really overemphasise the the Us Open. You cant really i overemphasise the significance the Us Open. You cant really overemphasise the significance of this when you think it has been 1111 years, to reduce tennis fans. They have seen this woman through to a Grand Slam singles final. A major tournament, the Us Open. It is incredible. Then you add the other elements to the story. Most people hadnt heard of her before wimbledon this year. Some people are even were even questioning her strength because she had difficulties reading. What a breath of Fresh Air she has been, really it has it all, 18 years old, a qualifier. Emma raducanus historic, and remarkable run, at the us 0pen comes to a climax, tonight in the Womens Singles final. Something beyond her wildest dreams three weeks ago. You have to pinch yourself when you remember shes only, 18, the way she stunned greek 17th Seed Maria sakkari, to become the first qualifier to reach a majorfinal. She now faces canadian, Leylah Fernandez, another teenager. Raducanu is yet to drop a set. She did it the hard way. She qualified. She didnt get the wildcard, she didnt waltz in here inking i got to the round of 16 at wimbledon. Thinking. She didnt play that well in the qualifying but grew with each match. She got better and better. We knew she was going to get better because we had a ready seen her at wimbledon four double again she isjust seen her at wimbledon four double again she is just taking it to another level here. It is very impressive. Another level here. It is very impressive another level here. It is very impressive. Another level here. It is very imressive. ,. ,. , impressive. The final start to nine oclock tonight, impressive. The final start to nine oclock tonight, you impressive. The final start to nine oclock tonight, you can impressive. The final start to nine oclock tonight, you can follow impressive. The final start to nine oclock tonight, you can follow it i oclock tonight, you can follow it live on Bbc Radio 5 live. Tomorrow the highlights, all the glory and action. Weve already had a british winner, At Flushing Meadows Joe Salisbury and the american, Rajeev Ram took the mens doubles title, coming from a set down to beat fellow Brit Jamie Murray and the brazilian bruno soares. Its their second triumph, as a duo, after they won last years australian open. Novak djokovic, is still in line, to win all four Grand Slams ina year. He beat Alexander Zverev to reach the final, so avenging his defeat at the olympic games. Djokovic, needed five sets, after going behind and holding off a zverev fightback. Hes looking to become the first man since Rod Laver Way back in 1969 to claim a calendar Grand Slam. Standing in his way is the second Seed Daniil Medvedev wHo Enjoyed a straight sets win over, Felix Auger aliassime to reach his third majorfinal. Now, 18 years after he made his first debut for Manchester United this afternoon, fans will be toasting ronaldos return. After one of the biggest Transfer Stories of the summer the 36 year old Christiano Ronaldo will play his first game for Manchester United since he became a global icon and Re Signing from juventus. They face newcastle at Old Trafford in a 3 00 Kick Off and you can listen to exclusive commentary on Bbc Radio 5 live. People follow his career from afar since he left here and i think everyone is very, very happy to have him back. He can speakfor everyone is very, very happy to have him back. He can speak for himself but it seems like he is happy to be back as well. The mood has been very good and were looking forward to of course. Nearly 60,000 people will be pounding the streets at Newcastlegateshead Tomorrow Morning as the great North Run takes place. And this Years Event will be even more special than usual. Ive been taking a look back at why this event has become so important as the uks biggest run turns 110. Forfour for four decades forfour decades it has been changing lives, transforming the communities along its route through the simple act of running, together. Backin the simple act of running, together. Back in 1981 the great North Run was the first of its kind. Before it came along the running events were for the elite. 0lympic Legend Brendan Foster changed all that when he witnessed a Community Run in New Zealand and decided to try it here. People are asking are you going to do it again this year next year and we have no choice, we have got to do it because of the demand. Cheer to do it because of the demand. Over 12,000 to do it because of the demand. Over 12. 000 entered to do it because of the demand. Over 12,000 entered making it the biggest race in britain. 0ne 12,000 entered making it the biggest race in britain. One had even attempted the england captain. Ierreihwzit attempted the england captain. What attempted the england captain. What a Da Kevin attempted the england captain. What a Day Kevin keegan attempted the england captain. Ernst a Day Kevin keegan has been attempted the england captain. Likrusgii a Day Kevin keegan has been having. Alongside keegan, many of whom had never thought of running before like Aileen And Brenda. Friends in that first run and they have done everyone since then. Every one. We saw it on telly and we got great, we will do that instead of all these mad diets. Itjust made us healthier. You dont have to think about your Diet Ijust healthier. You dont have to think about your diet i just love healthier. You dont have to think about your Diet Ijust love running now. I have run 110 years and itjust goes away the cobwebs, it is fabulous. I love it was not ill be very upset when I Cant do it anymore very upset when I Cant do it an more � ,. ,. , anymore ill be doing it at the very end anymore ill be doing it at the very end. There anymore ill be doing it at the very end. There are anymore ill be doing it at the very end. There are some anymore ill be doing it at the i very end. There are some painful bits. The crowds very end. There are some painful bits. The crowds pull very end. There are some painful bits. The crowds pull you very end. There are some painful bits. The crowds pull you along. I very end. There are some painfuli bits. The crowds pull you along. I wont hold bits. The crowds pull you along. I wont Hold You bits. The crowds pull you along. I wont Hold You up bits. The crowds pull you along. I wont Hold You up anymore. Bits. The crowds pull you along. I wont Hold You up anymore. You| bits. The crowds pull you along. I i wont Hold You up anymore. You are in fine shape ahead of your 110th run. Ill let you go. The story of this run goes far beyond the impact of individuals like Aileen And Brenda and the Tens Of Thousands of people that Line Up one day a year. It has helped reform and regenerate all areas along the route. Along the river as well. It has brought communities back together and restored Pride and believe in areas, really. Badly hit by unemployment and recession. With the Beating Heart of this area, the coal, Steel And Shipbuilding industries in terminal decline, the great North Run came along at the perfect time. Bob and ronnie became friends at one of the shipyards that closed in 19811. Of the shipyards that closed in 1984. They have also taken part in every great North Run and at the time it helps keep them going. It time it helps keep them going. It was something to look forward to every year. It might have been something that took your eye off the bad things that was going about, you know. It certainly did for me. As sooner run was finished one year, the only thing i could think about was the year and the next year, you know. It kept you sort of, i think it kept your mental state. Leave so much Pride in doing it. Ive actually got goose bumps standing here talking about it in depth. The sense of belonging. The greeting we got from the lasses. I havent seen you for Two years, it is great to see you. And that is the camaraderie that has built whole communities. When i watch the footage on the television and it shows you these Helicopter Shots of thousands of runners and the finish and the Start And Ijust Think Runners and the finish and the start and i just think that is where runners and the finish and the Start And Ijust think that is where im from, that is where i live. And that really, that really gives me that sense of Pride. Really, that really gives me that sense of Pride. Such has been the im act of sense of Pride. Such has been the impact of this sense of Pride. Such has been the impact of this Run Sense of Pride. Such has been the impact of this run that sense of Pride. Such has been the impact of this run that its sense of Pride. Such has been the impact of this run that its Historyl impact of this run that its History has been celebrated in a film that premiered this week to mark the 40th anniversary. Premiered this week to mark the 40th anniversa. ,. , anniversary. Thousands would come. They claimed anniversary. Thousands would come. They claimed it anniversary. Thousands would come. They claimed it as anniversary. Thousands would come. They claimed it as their anniversary. Thousands would come. They claimed it as their own. They claimed it as their own. Scripted they claimed it as their own. Scripted lry they claimed it as their own. Scripted by the man behind the horrible Histories Series and funded by the national lottery heritage fund. ,. ,. ,. , fund. The great North Run brought hoe fund. The great North Run brought Ho E at a fund. The great North Run brought hope at a time fund. The great North Run brought hope at a time when fund. The great North Run brought hope at a time when the fund. The great North Run brought hope at a time when the region fund. The great North Run brought| hope at a time when the region was done to stop it brought people to the region and before then people had always had this vision of dark satanic mills, and they came up here and especially at the finish when you go to, like, glorious master each where i grew up. People look at it and think it is not as bad as we thought. In it and think it is not as bad as we thou ht. ,. , it and think it is not as bad as we thou ht. ,. ,. It and think it is not as bad as we thou ht. ,. Thought. In a decade since it has bean, it thought. In a decade since it has began. It has thought. In a decade since it has began, it has become thought. In a decade since it has began, it has become the thought. In a decade since it has began, it has become the trailblazer for Community Runs up and down the land. It is still the biggest of its kind with 50,000 running this year. Its role more important than ever after the isolation of the pandemic and lockdowns and after missing its place in the calendar last year. When we thought about the History of the great North Run we realised that a lot of change has happened in the areas over the 40 years. From an old industrial past to the bright shining surroundings we see today, and the few constants in that time has been the great North Run and the people in the North East and the character of the North East and the reality the relationship and the spirit and relationship. {if} reality the relationship and the spirit and relationship. Reality the relationship and the spirit and relationship. 40 years on and this Event Spirit and relationship. 40 years on and this event is spirit and relationship. 40 years on and this event is so spirit and relationship. 40 years on and this event is so ingrained spirit and relationship. 40 years on and this event is so ingrained in and this event is so ingrained in the dna of this region now, and in bob and ronnie, to the extent that bob and ronnie, to the extent that bob intends to take part forever, even when he is gone, with his literally carrying on his legacy. It would be no hardship for him just to carry my ashes around and then i might spiritually feel as though i am still doing the run. Forever. He will always be part of it, wow. It shows you what it means. May chris can look that far ahead for us with the weather. How is it looking for all those runners . Weill. Looking for all those runners . Well, i think it looking for all those runners . Well, i think it will looking for all those runners . Well, 1 think it will be looking for all those runners . Well, i think it will be quite looking for all those runners . Well, i think it will be quite cloudy i think it will be quite cloudy tomorrow. Wouldnt rule out the Odd Spot of rain for them, but nothing significant. Probably quite nice weatherfor running, really, weather for running, really, certainly weatherfor running, really, certainly turning fresher and less unit, which i am sure the runners will appreciate. Unit, which i am sure the runners willappreciate. Lots unit, which i am sure the runners will appreciate. Lots of Cloud Around today but we are seeing some breaks, this is across North East england, an early Morning Sunrise captured by super ted, who winds the prize for the first weather watch a picture sent to me. If you have one, send them to me and we will have them on later on. Temperatures at them on later on. Temperatures at the moment around 18 Stop Liverpool for example is warmer than it should be during the afternoon this time of year. So it is a very, very mild start to the morning, but also pretty humid. Across scotland today, some rain, this is pushing across the Central Belt and it will clear out of the way. This Rain Belt across Northern Scotland is pretty slow moving so that will be ready for quite a time across the North Highlands, perhaps shetland as well. Further started within an break to give some spells of sunshine and it is a largely dry afternoon. Temperatures today are quite widely in the high teens although 20s, 23 above average for this time of year, but as i say, it will feel a little on the humid side. 0vernight tonight, it stays rather cloudy and we will see Rain Coming Back south across scotland, with northerly winds blowing behind that feature. Figure cloud also working into the South West. Could be some Mist And Fog patches forming over hills elsewhere across wales and northern england, but temperatures 10 13 overnight. Pressure generally rising across the uk. We have got a couple of pesky Weather Fronts threatening some outbreaks of rain, so it will not be dry everywhere. Sunday, probably we will see The Rain living south and becoming increasingly patchy across scotland, with developing later in the day here for Northern Ireland and northern england. Cloud Thickening Tomorrow for some across south wales at the South West, staying dry and bright across eastern areas. Feeling fresh across eastern areas. Feeling fresh across the north of the uk with temperatures dropping 14 degrees for Aberdeen And Newcastle for a maximum temperatures. Further south we are still into the high teens and low 20s and it continues to be rather humid. Now, there isnt much wind around. This well defined, the same unthreatening rain for wales and South West england on Sunday Afternoon is still there on the charts for monday, still potentially bringing wet weather for wales and South West england. We could see some breaks in the cloud across Eastern England, but scotland, Northern Ireland and northern england will have the best of the dry and bright weather was sunny spells and temperatures again generally into the high teens to perhaps the low 20s. That is how it is looking. Back to you too. Time to the latest technology news, he was this Weeks Edition of hey, welcome to click. Let me hit you straightaway with a buzzword that he might have heard being thrown around recently. Lara, are you ready for a buzzword . Always ready. The Meta Verse. What do you think . Ready. The Meta Verse. What do you think . A, e ready. The Meta Verse. What do you think . , ready. The Meta Verse. What do you think . e ,. , ready. The Meta Verse. What do you think . , , 2 ready. 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But Fintech Wasnt as long as i can remember. But Fintech Wasnt up as long as i can remember. Eli Fintech Wasnt up to it then. As long as i can remember. But Fintech Wasnt up to it then. It | Fintech Wasnt up to it then. It wasnt, but of course things have moved along. We look a lot better online and we used i have to say. I guess it Alex Azar to be ageing bit. But the last 18 months have felt a bit like living in a virtual world, so i got mixed feelings about this, because it is this actually the last thing people want right now . 0r Thing people want right now . Or could potentially help of some of the isolation and other challenges . Well, zuckerberg certainly seems to think we are ready. He is now talking about facebook evolving from a social Media Company into a Meta Verse company. Which begs the question, what you want about, mark . Well, here with metaverse 101, well, here with metaverse101, marches like invites you to in click� s metaversity. Mark czilak. 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They want to create social spaces where people can come and hang out with their friends, they can watch movies, they can do everything that they were doing and a normal life but within that platform. Almost like the movie ready player one, in a way. This that platform. Almost like the movie ready player one, in a way. Ready player one, in a way. This is the oasis ready player one, in a way. This is the oasis. Its ready player one, in a way. This is the oasis. Its a ready player one, in a way. This is the oasis. Its a place ready player one, in a way. This is the oasis. Its a place where ready player one, in a way. This is the oasis. Its a place where the l the 0asis. Its a place where the limits the 0asis. Its a place where the limits of the oasis. Its a place where the limits of reality are your own imagination. Limits of reality are your own imakination. ,, � , limits of reality are your own imakination. , � , j~ imagination. Steven spielbergs 2018 Movie Adaptation imagination. Steven spielbergs 2018 Movie Adaptation of imagination. Steven spielbergs 2018 Movie Adaptation of ernest imagination. Steven spielbergs 2018 Movie Adaptation of ernest kleins i Movie Adaptation of ernest Kleins Novel of the same name tells the Tale Of A Downtrodden Teenage Hero wHo Escapes the dystopian sprawl of a nearfuture wHo Escapes the dystopian sprawl of a near Future America wHo Escapes the dystopian sprawl of a nearFuture America by wHo Escapes the dystopian sprawl of a near Future America by spending as much time as possible online in a multiplayer virtual world. A place which mashes up characters and Pop Culture themes from movies, comics and games. There was another Sci Fi Novel that coined the phrase metaverse, though, neal stephensons 1992 book snow crash, which also has a hero who has got a Crummy Light wHo Escapes into a virtual world. The metaverse. Hollywood Style Vr does sort of exist today, championed by an australian outfit cold zero latency. The closest that we have to Freeroaming Vr is this spatial Virtual Reality set up from a company called meatspace vr. I had a Backpack Year which contains a computer, a vr headset, and this rifle, which has controllers in it. We have set looks remark looks at markers on the floor to figure out where it is in 3 dimensional space. The headset looks at markers on the floor. Here, im solving puzzles in a Mindbending Aztec Temple in an experience called engineerium. I dont have any sensation that before is moving but my kind of things that it is. I can sample Shooting Stuff in the Vr Version of Buster Action Franchise far cry. Far cry. That was intense it would be headset and headphones on, i am completely immersed in these experiences, part of the Reason Hearing so much about the metaverse is because technology like this now exists. Richard bartle was there at the Very Dawn Of Multiplayer Experiences in 1978. He was one of the brains behind the worlds first multiplayer virtual world, the Text Adventure multi user dungeon, or mud. Nowa professor of Computer Design at university of essex, he believes there is a specific set of rules which defines the idea of the verse. Metaverse. So, metaverse is essentially a marketing concept. We have universes which are self contained realities, then we have multiverses, which are realities you can move between, so they are effectively the same reality. And then we have the metaverse, which is all one reality, but it has got a whole bunch of otherwise other world is interconnected. So as an example, something like World Of Warcraft is a universe you cant take anything into or out of the World Of Warcraft, it is self contained. Something like roblox is a multipurpose, and your character, you can move from one interior world to another interior world. The metaverse, however, means that you can move from one universe to another universe. So you can in theory have a character in a metaverse which will move from World Of Warcraft to Eve 0nline to final fantasy 14. That is the theory. Whether it will work on practice is another Matter. Another Matter. Games give us a klim se another Matter. Games give us a Glimpse Of another Matter. Games give us a Glimpse Of what another Matter. Games give us a Glimpse Of what a another Matter. Games give us a Glimpse Of what a potential another Matter. Games give us a i Glimpse Of what a potential meta Glimpse Of what a potential Meta Verse metaverse might look like, but there is a bigger question driving the recent interest in this idea, and that is who or what will have control over the platform. Imagine back in the day when we had the internet, there were companies vying to be the internet. There were about five of them in america. They were information providers, they called themselves. Ultimately it didnt work. They had to accept that the internet was a standalone platform for communicating. But the metaverse, that is another thing entirely, because if you control the platform, then you control what goes on within it. So if everybody did pile into roblox and they did all build although worlds in roblox, then roblox would only Meta Verse. Fortunes rise and fall in the world of technology, companies taking those first steps down the long road to creating the metaverse might not even be around when and if the idea becomes a reality. Come on, where are you out . These are the first facebook glasses, a partnership with the Luxury Eyewear Brand Ray Ban. It is no secret facebook has been working on Augmented Reality Glasses that can project images into your eyes, and these glasses do none of that. These are basicallyjust a pair of glasses with cameras on them. They are actually very similar to the Snapchat Spectacles that were released in 2016, although every time i mentioned that to facebook they insisted this is a very different product. To use them, you press the button to take a video, press the button to take a video, press and hold to take a photograph, and you can also use voice commands like hey facebook, take a video. There are also built in speakers so you can use them to listen to music or make Phone Calls, although when i tried that on the noisy high street, they were nowhere near loud enough to be remotely useful. So im going to be remotely useful. So im going to focus on the cameras. Now, the idea behind these is that you can leave your phone in your bag still have a way to capture little moments hands free as and when they arise, and i quite like that as a concept, so taking it at Face Value tried them out over the weekend. I met up with some friends, i went to a concert, loads of footage. And when i came to downloaded to my phone, the glasses had corrupted, and all the glasses had corrupted, and all the footage was lost. So you are not getting any of that. Instead, here is my last Backup Option of meeting a friend for coffee in the park. These Specs Record be square videos and nothing is automatically posted to facebook or livestreamed. Instead, you download eclipse at the end of the day and you post them whatever you like. Facebook says one use cases if you have children, and i can see that being useful because you can put your phone away but still capture some nice moments. I took a video of this dog taking a swim and i think the footage looks pretty good. Here is the same moment captured on my smartphone. I think the Smartphone Version looks better. Lots of people had questions about privacy, and i can see why they have branded these Ray Ban stories rather than facebook glasses or insta specs. Ultimately if somebody is inclined to take in footage and changing room, they can do that with a phone already, they dont need to spend 300 a pair of glasses. But even so i thought they might be a bit more obvious when recording video, because they do just look like an ordinary pair of Ray Bans. There is an led that lights up when you are recording, but maybe it is too subtle. My housemate thought it was just a reflection on the glasses. It could have been a red flashing recording light. In comparison, the snapchat specs were more obvious when recording. So i called facebook� s head of ai and vr and bass were about privacy. To called Facebooks Head of ai and vr and bass were about privacy. To some Decree And Bass were about privacy. To some de. Ree we and bass were about privacy. To some degree we deal and bass were about privacy. To some degree we deal with and bass were about privacy. To some degree we deal with this and bass were about privacy. To some degree we deal with this today. And bass were about privacy. To some degree we deal with this today. You i degree we deal with this today. You have got Mobile Phones that people have got Mobile Phones that people have about that all have cameras on them, and so there is a degree in which our goal was to be more overt than what people are doing today with their phones. So i think there are a lot more opportunities for bystanders to know, and this is not something we left to chance. When you this was one of the most important things get right. There has been a important things get right. There has been a lot important things get right. There has been a lot of important things get right. There has been a lot of talk important things get right. There has been a lot of talk about has been a lot of talk about facebook bringing out full Augmented Reality Glasses would be display in them. Is Thisjust Reality glasses would be display in them. Is this just a sort of stopgap to get people used to the idea of everybody wearing Camera Glasses . Brute everybody wearing Camera Glasses . Really want to have a conversation, a dialogue, with consumers around the world, on what are the standards they have and expectations they have into the kind of computers we will wear in the future. This is really our first for a into wear in the future. This is really ourfirst for a into putting something on somebody� s face, and we are really excited about it and seeing how people react to it. I think it is a great product, i have been using it myself, but it is the first in a series of products that give people more functionality and more capability through a pair of glasses. More capability through a pair of classes. ,. , ,. ,. , glasses. That was chris talking to boz at facebook. Glasses. That was chris talking to boz at facebook. How glasses. That was chris talking to boz at facebook. How weird. Glasses. That was chris talking to boz at facebook. How weird. I i glasses. That was chris talking to i boz at facebook. How weird. I was expecting those glasses to be Augmented Reality Glasses, wont you . Augmented reality glasses, Wont Ou . ,. , Augmented Reality Glasses, Wont Ou . , ,. ,. , you . Yes, it is like the technology doesnt you . Yes, it is like the technology doesnt exist. You . Yes, it is like the technology doesnt exist. There you . Yes, it is like the technology doesnt exist. There even you . Yes, it is like the technology doesnt exist. There even though i doesnt exist. There even though smart swimming dollars when you get your data in real time underwater. I know, right . Maybe the taxjust know, right . Maybe the tax just isnt quite compact enough for real glasses just yet. I tell you what, though, in the full Length Version of this Weeks Programme you can see something that is even more Sci Fi than the Meta Verse and augmented reality. Go and watch it on iplayer right now. 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We dont have a grave but it is definitely a moment where we can, sort of, stop, and we do, we take part with some of the other families in a little ceremony each year that we do to remember. Lawyers for the woman whos accused Prince Andrew of Sexual Abuse claim theyve successfully served him with legal papers. Shes already made History'>Tennis History can grand Slam Glory now follow for Emma Raducanu . Tonight at 9 00 the british 18 year old, plays fellow Teenager Leylah Fernandez in the final of the Us Open tonight. An extremely mild start to the day with temperatures for some around 18 degrees at the moment. Its gonna be pretty cloudy today but there will be some rain to come across Northern Areas or scotland. Ill have a full Weather Forecast Coming Up for you a little bit later on. Its saturday the 11th of september. President biden has appealed for national unity as he leads memorial Events Today marking the 20th Anniversary of the 9 11 Terror Attacks. The president and First Lady will visit New York, washington and pennsylvania, where the four hijacked planes were crashed killing nearly 3,000 people. Our us Correspondent Nomia iqbal reports. Twin beams of light shoot up into the New York sky. As is tradition, they will shine from Dusk Till Dawn to remember those who died on 9 11. And in a speech ahead of his arrival in the city, President Biden reminded america of a time when it was united. In New York He Willjoin the families who lost Loved Ones. Former president s Bush And 0bama will be here, too. The ceremony will pause six times to acknowledge the exact Moments America was under attack that day. The 20th Anniversary of 9 11 has taken on a greater significance since us troops left afghanistan for good. But here, people are remembering where they were that day, what they lost and where they now stand as a country. Charles wolf will be at the commemorations. The last time he saw his swansea born Wife Katherine was when she left for work. 40 minutes later, the first plane would hit the North Tower. We fell in love without even knowing Each Other. Wejust met and in a minute or Two it was like all over. And Theres Something in our souls, its like, its like we knew Each Other in past lives or something. Shed say, lets have a meal with a nice bottle of wine. He has campaigned Forfairer Compensation forfamilies of the nearly 3,000 victims. The impact of that day will never diminish for the families, but today, 20 years to the day, President Biden hopes to get america past the 9 11 era, moving it from memory to History. Nomia iqbal, Bbc News, New York. 67 people killed in the attacks were british citizens and many of their relatives will attend a Service Today at the September 11 Memorial garden in london. Graham satchell is there for us. Graham, a difficult day for these families. We are expecting a small, private ceremony here at Memorial Garden. The main focus will be in New York but as you say, 67 british people did die in the attack on September 1120 years ago. Most of those were working in the Twin Towers. Some were very unlucky just working in the Twin Towers. Some were very unluckyjust have been there in that morning for a meeting or another event. This memorial here is been in this garden since about 2003. It has become a very important focus of attention for the families because many of them dont have a grave or a gravestone they can visit. There is a half Tons Section of the Twin Towers buried and preserved in resin in the ground underneath this memorial and later today the 67 names of those who died will be read out. A single White Rose will be laid by each of the Family Members and then there will be a minutes silence. There is already at the base of the memorial already at the base of the Memorial A Bouquet of White Roses that has been left eye Downing Street, by the Prime Minister. By Downing Street was up he has in a handwritten note said in remembrance of those taken from us on 9 11 and in defiance of those who would have us live in fear, and the Prime Minister has struck a Note Today in a recorded message that will be played at a separate event at the Olympic Park later today. Separate event at the Olympic Park latertoday. He separate event at the Olympic Park later today. He has said that even though the terrorists tried to break our resolve, they will not succeed. This is what he had to say. This is what he had to say. While the threat this is what he had to say. While the threat persists this is what he had to say. While the threat persists today, this is what he had to say. While the threat persists today, we i this is what he had to say. While| the threat persists today, we can now say the threat persists today, we can now say with the perspective of 20 years now say with the perspective of 20 years that now say with the perspective of 20 years that they failed to shake our belief years that they failed to shake our belief in years that they failed to shake our belief in freedom and democracy. They belief in freedom and democracy. They failed to drive our nations apart~ they failed to drive our nations apart~ 0r they failed to drive our nations apart. 0rto they failed to drive our nations apart. Or to cause us to abandon our values apart. Or to cause us to abandon our values all apart. Or to cause us to abandon our values all live apart. Or to cause us to abandon our values all live in permanent fear. The fact values all live in permanent fear. The fact that we are coming together today, the fact that we are coming together today, in the fact that we are coming together today, in sorrow but also in faith and resolve, demonstrates the failure and resolve, demonstrates the failure of and resolve, demonstrates the failure of terrorism and the Strength Failure of terrorism and the strength of the bonds between us. There strength of the bonds between us. There has strength of the bonds between us. There has been a vigorous debate about September 11 at the causes of it, the reaction to it, the implications of it for global safety. That will doubtless continue. But today, certainly here in Grosvenor Square, is a day for the families to remember their lost Loved Ones. The families to remember their lost Loved Ones the families to remember their lost Loved Ones. Indeed. Graham, Thank Ou ve Loved Ones. Indeed. Graham, thank you very much Loved Ones. Indeed. Graham, thank you very much. Graham Loved Ones. Indeed. Graham, thank you very much. Graham satchell. I the Duke Of Yorks lawyers have not yet responded to claims that hes been served with legal papers relating to claims of Sexual Abuse. According to Court Documents filed in New York, lawyers for Virginia Giuffre say they left the papers for Prince Andrew with Police Officers at windsor� s Royal Lodge. The Duke Of York has always strongly denied the accusations and says he has No Recollection of meeting ms giuffre. 0ur Royal Correspondent Sarah Campbell has the details. Virginia giuffre, then known as virginia roberts. She alleges that when she was 17 she was sexually assaulted by Prince Andrew. He categorically denies the claims. Ms giuffre launched her civil case against him last month and as part of the initial process, papers must be served on the defendant. Her lawyers believe that has now been done. A Court Document describes how papers were apparently left with a Police Officer at the princes home, Royal Lodge in windsor, on the 27th of august. What isnt yet clear is whether the princes legal team agree the papers have been served in the correct way to allow the case to proceed. During a Bbc Interview in 2019 with the bbc� s emily maitlis, Prince Andrew denied the Allegations levelled at him by ms giuffre. I have No Recollection of ever meeting this lady. None whatsoever. You dont remember meeting her . No. Hes now in balmoral, scotland. On Monday Afternoon in New York, a Telephone Conference is scheduled to take place between the judge in this case and legal teams which should provide further detail as to whether and how this case will proceed. Sarah campbell, Bbc News. A Senior Medic says gps in england are finding it increasingly hard to guarantee safe care, as the number of doctors falls and demand surges. Professor martin marshall, who is chair of the royal college of gps, told the guardian that complex consultations and the Vaccination Programme are adding to the strain on family doctors. The government has pledged to recruit 6,000 more gps by 2025. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will outline his vision for social Care Reform Today with the plans expected to include a new Dealfor Care workers and unpaid carers. 0ur political Correspondent Ione wells is in the london newsroom. Ione labour has been facing a lot of pressure to come up with these plans. This follows the news that there was so much talk about Social Care, how to pay for it, and the questions were asked of Keir Starmer directly, what was your plan has taken a couple of days, what will he come up with today . He couple of days, what will he come up with toda . ,. , couple of days, what will he come up with today . With today . He has certainly been Raising Pressure with today . He has certainly been Raising Pressure to with today . He has certainly been Raising Pressure to announce i with today . He has certainly been| Raising Pressure to announce some with today . He has certainly been i Raising Pressure to announce some of his plans and that is after he and he opposed borisjohnsons plans to raise taxes on employers and workers to fund Social Care but also tackle nhs backlogs. He has notjust faced backlash from conservatives but also from his own party with quite senior Labour Politicians like the greater Manchester Mayor Andy burnham saying that criticising the tory� s plan alone wont cut it. Today we are expecting to get more detail about what labour would suggest instead. Earlier this week, labour� s leader so Keir Starmer told Sky News that he would back a wealth tax. Today he is expected to give a little bit more detail on that saying he would specifically back attacks on landlords but also attacks on landlords but also attacks back a tax. But also on shares. The idea of Raising Taxes on profits from selling big assets is already something that the premise that Boris Johnson already something that the premise that borisjohnson has criticised saying it wont raise enough money to tackle the issue, to raise enough money to such. To fund Social Care. We are still awaiting a bit more detailfrom labour about care. We are still awaiting a bit more detail from labour about what exactly this Landlord Tax will look like, how much exactly it would raise and also it has been criticised a little bit by the Prime Minister himself, accusing it of not raising enough this is certainly going to be a key battleground for some time to come with some conservatives already nervous that their plan to hike national Insurance Tax is going to hit them politically, especially when workers start paying hundreds more pounds a yearin start paying hundreds more pounds a year in tax when that levy gets introduced. Labour under pressure to provide a little bit more detail about what sums they would use instead to raise enough money for all of this. At least Two people have been killed in a tornado which swept across the italian island of pantelleria. Nine others were injured four critically as cars were overturned and roofs torn from buildings on the island, which lies between sicily and tunisia. Emergency workers are planning to helicopter the wounded to hospitals on sicily once Weather Conditions improve. Disney has said the rest of its films this year will screen exclusively in cinemas before being made available for streaming. The company has experimented during the pandemic with releasing some films on its streaming platform, Disney . Its new plan is being seen as a sign of growing confidence that Film Lovers are returning to cinemas in large numbers. The pictures behind us here tell a remarkable Story And Today is a remarkable Story And Today is a remarkable day for british sport more generally. An 18 year old is playing in the Us Open final. She has a playing in the Us Open final. 5ie has a ready made History. She playing in the Us Open final. 5ie has a ready made History. She will take to the court in New York at 9pm our time, take to the court in New York at 9pm ourtime, obviously take to the court in New York at 9pm our time, obviously hoping to become the first british woman to win a major Tennis Tournament since Virginia Wade lifted the wimbledon trophy in 1977. Lizzie Greenwood Hughes has more. Cool cool, calm and confident. Emma raducanu looks like she has been doing this for years. Commentator Emma Raducanu. Doing this for years. Commentator Emma Raducanu, you doing this for years. Commentator Emma Raducanu, you are doing this for years. Commentator Emma Raducanu, you are through i doing this for years. Commentator Emma Raducanu, you are through to | Emma Raducanu, you are through to the final of the Us Open the final of the Us Open instead the final of the Us Open instead the 18yearold the final of the Us Open instead the 18yearold is the final of the Us Open instead the 18yearold is fresh the final of the Us Open instead the 18yearold is fresh from i the final of the Us Open insteadi the 18yearold is fresh from her the 18 year old is fresh from her A Levels with barely any top level international top tennis experience. But a rise to fame following an impressive run at wimbledon only cut short due to Reading Difficulties in the fourth round, and now a place in the fourth round, and now a place in the final of Us Open has prompted plaudits from some of the biggest names in the sport cut short due to Breathing Difficulties. The names in the sport cut short due to Breathing Difficulties. To Breathing Difficulties. The poise she has shown, to Breathing Difficulties. 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Winning a lot. He was right about the money winning a lot. He was right about the money. She winning a lot. He was right about the money. She is winning a lot. He was right about the money. She is tipped winning a lot. He was right about the money. She is tipped to i winning a lot. He was right about i the money. She is tipped to become the money. She is tipped to become the uks highest winning sportsperson. Life of this Grammar School will never be the same again. Sportswoman. School will never be the same again. Sportswoman sportswoman. Lets see some Tennis Action sportswoman. Lets see some Tennis Action early sportswoman. Lets see some Tennis Action early on sportswoman. Lets see some Tennis Action early on a sportswoman. Lets see some Tennis Action early on a saturday| Tennis Action early on a saturday morning. Our reporter Fiona Lamdins at a Tennis Club in portishead, near bristol. I suppose, isuppose, in i suppose, in a way, seeing young people on the court, that is what story is about, isnt it . Story is about, isnt it . Exactly. Because she story is about, isnt it . Exactly. Because she is story is about, isnt it . Exactly. Because she is only story is about, isnt it . Exactly. Because she is only 18. Story is about, isnt it . Exactly. Because she is only 18. Yes, i story is about, isnt it . Exactly. I because she is only 18. Yes, we story is about, isnt it . Exactly. I because she is only 18. Yes, we are at porter said, just outside bristol, the bunting is up, the players are out, the courts are around. Lets come over and talk to Lee Committee Chairman here. What does it mean to see somebody so young, she is 18, she is a girl, she is a woman in this final, what does it mean to your players you . Yes. It mean to your players you . Yes, aood it mean to your players you . Yes, good morning it mean to your players you . Yes, good morning. Well, it mean to your players you . Yes, good morning. Well, it it mean to your players you . Yes, good morning. Well, it is it mean to your players you . Ieis good morning. Well, it is quite exciting for us. We are trying to promote tennis in our little area here and do the best we can, and one thing we really notice is that there are just not enough girls playing tennis. We really hope this will encourage more girls to come and Play Tennis. Encourage more girls to come and Play Tennis Play Tennis. There is quite a buzz this morning. Play tennis. There is quite a buzz this morning, isnt Play Tennis. There is quite a buzz this morning, isnt there . Play tennis. There is quite a buzz| this morning, isnt there . People who are not even interested in tennis are excited about it. That is riaht, tennis are excited about it. That is rikht, it tennis are excited about it. That is riaht, it is tennis are excited about it. That is right. It is great tennis are excited about it. 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Want to be like when i am older, because she is amazing. So she is really inspiring because she is amazing. So she is really inspiring you . Because she is amazing. So she is really inspiring you . Yeah. Really inspiring you . Yeah. Brilliant, really inspiring you . Yeah. Brilliant, we really inspiring you . Yeah. Brilliant, we will really inspiring you . Yeah. Brilliant, we will let really inspiring you . Yeah. Brilliant, we will let you i really inspiring you . Yeah. I brilliant, we will let you keep going, thanks for talking to us. Lets talk to maxime, will try not to get hit. Good morning. Holster lets talk to maxime, will try not to get hit. Good morning. How often do ou to get hit. Good morning. How often do you play to get hit. Good morning. How often do you play here . To get hit. Good morning. How often do you play here . About to get hit. Good morning. How often do you play here . About once i to get hit. Good morning. How often do you play here . About once a i to get hit. Good morning. How often l do you play here . About once a week, i do. �. , do you play here . About once a week, i do. � ii i e do you play here . About once a week, i do. ~. I i ,. , do you play here . About once a week, ido. I , e. , i do. And what is it like, what sort of a Role Model i do. And what is it like, what sort of a Role Model is i do. And what is it like, what sort of a Role Model is emma i do. And what is it like, what sort of a Role Model is emma to i do. And what is it like, what sort of a Role Model is emma to you . | i do. And what is it like, what sorti of a Role Model is emma to you . I of a Role Model is emma to you . I mean, knowing that she isjust a mean, knowing that she is just a furious off of me, and i might even get there someday, it is just mind blowing to think about, yeah. You are excited blowing to think about, yeah. You are excited about tonight . Yes, i blowing to think about, yeah. You i are excited about tonight . Yes, very excited. Brilliant, are excited about tonight . Yes, very excited. Brilliant, we are excited about tonight . Yes, very excited. Brilliant, we will are excited about tonight . Yes, very excited. Brilliant, we will let are excited about tonight . Yes, very excited. Brilliant, we will let you i excited. Brilliant, we will let you kee excited. Brilliant, we will let you keep playing excited. Brilliant, we will let you keep playing we excited. Brilliant, we will let you keep playing. We are excited. Brilliant, we will let you keep playing. We are just excited. Brilliant, we will let you keep playing. We are just going | excited. Brilliant, we will let you i keep playing. We are just going to come and find dom. You are the co chair. Tell us, what are the children saying, what has it done, seeing young people doing so well . It is great, the children are loving it. They are all excited to see her in a final and hopefully she can go on and win it, because i think it would be great for English Tennis and inspire a whole new generation to try to push themselves there stop just turning around, look at all the kids we have here today. Thea;r just turning around, look at all the kids we have here today. Kids we have here today. They are all behind us kids we have here today. They are all behind us now, kids we have here today. They are all behind us now, they kids we have here today. They are all behind us now, they have i kids we have here today. They are all behind us now, they have got i kids we have here today. They are | all behind us now, they have got a message for emma. Lets come over. So, of course it is probably the middle of the night in america, she will be asleep, but guys, you have a message for emma this morning when she wakes up. What do you all want to say to her . {30 she wakes up. What do you all want to say to her . She wakes up. What do you all want to say to her . Go she wakes up. What do you all want to say to her . Go on, i she wakes up. What do you all want| to say to her . Go on, you to say to her . Go emma go on, you can do it we to say to her . Go emma go on, you can do it we think to say to her . Go emma go on, you can do it we think she to say to her . Go emma go on, you can do it we think she can to say to her . Go emma go on, you can do it we think she can do i to say to her . Go emma go on, you can do it we think she can do it, i can do it we think she can do it, au s . Can do it we think she can do it, guys . Yeah can do it we think she can do it, guys . Yeah what can do it we think she can do it, guys . Yeah what about can do it we think she can do it, guys . Yeah what about the i can do it we think she can do it, i guys . Yeah what about the adults, what do you guys . Yeah what about the adults, what do you want guys . Yeah what about the adults, what do you want to guys . Yeah what about the adults, what do you want to say . Guys . Yeah what about the adults, what do you want to say . Go guys . Yeah what about the adults, | what do you want to say . Go Emma Applause what do you want to say . Go Emma Applause. Lots what do you want to say . Go Emma Applause. Lots of what do you want to say . Go Emma Applause. Lots of support what do you want to say . Go Emma Applause. Lots of support here. What do you want to say . Go emma l applause. Lots of support here. New york is a long way away but there is a lot of support here from porter said to america, everyone is keeping theirfingers crossed. Said to america, everyone is keeping their fingers crossed. Their fingers crossed. Absolutely, absolutely their fingers crossed. Absolutely, absolutely. Lovely their fingers crossed. Absolutely, absolutely. Lovely to their fingers crossed. Absolutely, absolutely. Lovely to see. Their fingers crossed. Absolutely, absolutely. Lovely to see. The absolutely. Lovely to see. The enthusiasm has got to be all around the country as well. Lovely to see, thank you. The country as well. Lovely to see, thank vow the country as well. Lovely to see, thank yon thank you. And ust on the detail, if ou thank you. And ust on the detail, if you want thank you. And ust on the detail, if you want to thank you. And just on the detail, if you want to listen thank you. And just on the detail, if you want to listen or thank you. And just on the detail, if you want to listen or watch thank you. And just on the detail, if you want to listen or watch it i thank you. And just on the detail, if you want to listen or watch it is | if you want to listen or watch it is 9pm this evening, uk time. Heres chris with a look at the weather. It does feel very mild, i dont know if i want to say settled, you say it instead, chris. Good morning. Lots of Cloud Around this morning, but it is mild and kind of a Muggy Start to things. A beautiful sunrise for some, there have been gaps in the cloud across North East england, and this Weather Watch Picture from mars is from the north yorkshire area, where we have about sunrise with a few gaps in the cloud. For most of us it is a mild start to the Moniker Temperature is already have 17 or 18. In a number of these cities that is already warmer than it should be in the afternoon. So it is a very mild and muqqy afternoon. So it is a very mild and Muggy Start. Not entirely dry. Across Northern Scotland we had outbreaks of rain, and that rain is going to be persistent across Northern Areas. The Rain Clearing across edinburgh, here it should become drier over the next hour or Two and then we will see a few cloudbreak s developing later on for the eastern areas of scotland, the south not too bad either. For england and wales, the cloud is also thinning and breaking more generally to give us some spells of sunshine, and it continues to feel quite humid. 23 celsius in the east of england, but for most of us, quite an muggy and close dealfor the england, but for most of us, quite an muggy and close deal for the day. The rain in Northern Scotland will continue to slowly push its way back south across the eastern side of the country, and at the same time we will probably start to see some rain arriving across the South West, may be getting into the South West of wales as well. Another mild night, Temperatures Tonight and i3. Wales as well. Another mild night, Temperatures Tonight and 13. Perhaps not as warm as it was last night. For the second half of the weekend, pressure builds across the uk, which should give us drier weather. These cheeky relevance bringing zones of the cloud, and they will be a bit of rain around for Eastern Scotland, and across parts of wales, we will probably start to see rain arriving here. Otherwise, decent breaks in the cloud. Eastern wales, Northern Ireland, not bad. And across Northern Ireland and scotland, we should see some sunshine through the afternoon as well. Now, across the northern half of the country we have got cooler and fresher air coming in. Temperatures coming down maximums of ia in. Temperatures coming down maximums of 1a in Aberdeen And Newcastle, feeling more like early autumn. In the south we are still into the low 20s, still quite humid. Not much wind around, staring the atmosphere up by monday, so this Weather Front that we have got across the South West is going to be across the South West is going to be a very slow moving feature, so wales in South West england, the likely areas to pick up rain, could be Mist And Fog patches over the hills, and further north, drier, scotland and Northern Ireland and northern England Gypsy breaks in the cloud and a bit of sunshine, temperatures generally into the high teens, ranging from around 16 to 19 celsius. Maybe into the low 20s across parts of East Anglia and the South West, if we see cloudbreak sent a bit of sunshine poking through. Beyond that, a fair amount of dry weather but often quite cloudy into the week ahead, with a few sunny spells, perhaps one or Two showers or longer spells of rain working on from the west, especially late in the day on friday. But your latest weather. Were marking the 20th Anniversary of the 9 11 Terror Attacks today, a moment which left americans traumatised but also feeling a renewed sense of patriotism and public duty. Enlistment into the us military surged, while others were drawn to the caring professions. Laura trevelyan has been speaking to Two of those whose careers were shaped by the events of that day. Across the water from where the Twin Towers once stood, a fragment of the World Trade Center is a memorial to those from Jersey City who died in the 9 11 attacks. Stephen philip was working in manhattan down. He is now the local now, reflecting on how one day changed everything for him. I was working at goldman sachs, about a block and a half from the World Trade Center. You can actually feel the building shake. You know, in the days after, ijust kind of reassess what i was doing with my life, and decided to enlist in the military, the marine corps, and was subsequently deployed. So kind of a Career Change as a result of 9 11. Would you ever have thought of doing that, if it were not the 911 . Would you ever have thought of doing that, if it were not the 9117 mai. Would you ever have thought of doing that, if it were not the 911 . That, if it were not the 911 . Was it on our that, if it were not the 911 . Was it on your mind . That, if it were not the 911 . Was it on your mind . No, that, if it were not the 911 . Was it on your mind . No, it that, if it were not the 911 . Was it on your mind . No, it wasnt that, if it were not the 911 . Was it on your mind . No, it wasnt on i that, if it were not the 911 . Was it| on your mind . No, it wasnt on my mind. I on your mind . No, it wasnt on my mind i come on your mind . No, it wasnt on my mind. I come from on your mind . No, it wasnt on my mind. I come from a on your mind . No, it wasnt on my mind. I come from a family on your mind . No, it wasnt on my mind. I come from a family of mind. I come from a family of immigrants, holocaust survivors, and i viewed it as a partial payment for citizenship at that point. Some sort of service. And ifelt like military service was the best way to kind of give back that point. Give back that point. Giving back is also on brittany give back that point. Giving back is also on brittany mercados give back that point. Giving back is also on brittany mercados mind. L give back that point. Giving back is i also on brittany mercados mind. She was only three years old on 9 11, grew up in the shadow of the attacks. Herfatherjorge, a first responder, was on the scene immediately, trying to help people, and suffered post traumatic Stress Disorder as a result, which was undiagnosed for years. Disorder as a result, which was undiagnosed for years. Dealing with someone with undiagnosed for years. Dealing with someone with ptsd undiagnosed for years. Dealing with someone with ptsd is undiagnosed for years. Dealing with someone with ptsd is not undiagnosed for years. Dealing with someone with ptsd is not easy i undiagnosed for years. Dealing with someone with ptsd is not easy at i someone with ptsd is not easy at all. Like, they have a lot of symptoms, like being a rational, or the nightmares that he has had, he just screams at night, it affected us a lot in the home. Just screams at night, it affected us a lot in the home. Now brittany is at college us a lot in the home. Now brittany is at college starting us a lot in the home. Now brittany is at college starting psychology i is at college starting psychology with the help of a charity which supports the children of first responders. Herfather� s trauma is shaping herfuture. I responders. Her Fathers Trauma is shaping her future. Shaping her future. I want to take my exoerience shaping her future. I want to take my experience and shaping her future. I want to take my Experience And Help shaping her future. I want to take my Experience And Help future i shaping her future. I want to take i my Experience And Help future first responders and veterans, in regards to mental health. When i was in high school, i was really not the best daughter to him. School, i was really not the best daughterto him. I regret school, i was really not the best daughter to him. I regret howl treated him. Now daughter to him. I regret howl treated him. Now i am making up for it, because i hope you so much. But imetus it, because i hope you so much. But impetus to it, because i hope you so much. But impetus to serve others has driven Stephen Fulop since 9 11. After serving in the marines, he was honoured by the then mayor ofJersey City, who persuaded him to run for office. The attacks of September 11 transformed the career of this one time banker. Transformed the career of this onetime banker. 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The tragedy and the horror of a single day 20 i and the horror of a single day 20 years ago reshaped the city and so many lives. Out of that darkness came sunlight, and a chance for people to serve a greater good. Still to come on todays breakfast, well be talking to patrick connolly, the New York fireman whose first day in the job was on September 11th, 2001, and who was beneath the North Tower when it collapsed. Hell be telling his remarkable story at around 8 15am. Stay with us. More News And Sport Coming Up. This is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Good morning to you. Were so excited about americana. Good morning, mike. 0f about americana. Good morning, mike. Of course, the match, 9pm this evening, but the story, the energy behind her, the smile. It evening, but the story, the energy behind her, the smile. Behind her, the smile. It has got everything. Behind her, the smile. It has got everything, doesnt behind her, the smile. It has got everything, doesnt it . Behind her, the smile. It has got everything, doesnt it . And i behind her, the smile. It has got| everything, doesnt it . And when behind her, the smile. It has got i everything, doesnt it . And when you think it has been 41 years since a british woman has won a major single title at a Grand Slam, but no pressure, of course, on Emma Raducanu. You think of the journey over the last few months, wimbledon, maybe even getting some criticism, which was ridiculous, when she had to withdraw from the last 16 march. She was short of that, she had Reading Difficulties. She she was short of that, she had Reading Difficulties. Reading difficulties. She was struggling. Reading difficulties. She was struggling, wasnt Reading Difficulties. She was struggling, wasnt she . I Reading Difficulties. She was struggling, wasnt she . But| Reading Difficulties. She was i struggling, wasnt she . But how Reading Difficulties. She was struggling, wasnt she . But how she bounced back struggling, wasnt she . 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Little did they think it would be to soon no one could have ever, predicted a majorfinal, so soon, between these Two teenagers, and radacanu will have the whole nation cheering her on tonight, as she tries to become the first british woman in 41 years to win a Grand Slam singles title. Raducanus story is the stuff of dreams ranked too low to make the main draw, she had to come through all the qualifying matches, before blowing away the greek 17th Seed Maria sakkari, to become the first qualifier to reach a majorfinal in the Us Open final tonight, and raducanu is yet to drop a set. She did it the hard way, she qualified. She didnt get the wildcard. She didnt waltz in here, saying, i got to run 16 at wimbledon. She did it the hard way, and it paid off because she didnt do that by the beginning of the tournament and a qualifying but she grew with each match, got better and better. We know that she was going to get better because we have already seen it. Again, she isjust taking it to another level here and it is very impressive. Taking it to another level here and it is very impressive. Dont forget, ou can it is very impressive. Dont forget, you can follow it is very impressive. Dont forget, you can follow it it is very impressive. Dont forget, you can follow it live it is very impressive. Dont forget, you can follow it live on it is very impressive. Dont forget, you can follow it live on bbc i it is very impressive. Dont forget, you can follow it live on Bbc Radio 5 live and the Bbc Sport up, wherever you are, if you are out and about tonight, the highlights, you can relive all the Action And Glory for Emma Raducanu tomorrow at lunchtime here on bbc at 145, certainly that is something to record for posterity as well, so, talking of History. Now, 18 years, after he made his first debut, for Manchester United, this afternoon, fans will be toasting ronaldos return. After one of the biggest Transfer Stories of the summer, the 36 year old Christiano Ronaldo will play his first game for Manchester United since he became a global icon and Re Signing from juventus. They face newcastle at Old Trafford in a 3 00pm Kick Off, and you can listen to exclusive commentary on Bbc Radio 5 live. People followed his career from afar since he left here and i think everyones very, very happy to have him back. He can speak for himself but it seems like hes happy to be back as well. The moods been very good, hes worked well, and were looking forward to saturday of course. Marion butterlyjoins us from you by. How do you sum this up . A lot of commentators are lost for words. I am on the same page as my colleagues. I have been discovering her at wimbledon, i think like everybody else. I thought she will be great but i didnt think she would be that soon the amazing champion she is starting to become. I was really surprised. She had to qualify and go through so many things alreadyjust to be in the main draw which is a tough task. To qualify in a Grand Slam is not easy at all and then she went through this and studying her campaign to the main draw and then just literally beating everyone without dropping a set. This is really, i think you guys have been waiting for this for a long time have been waiting for this for a lona time . ,. ,. ,. , long time you are right about that, 44 lona long time you are right about that, 44 long years long time you are right about that, 44 long years we long time you are right about that, 44 long years. We were long time you are right about that, 44 long years. We were mentioning | long time you are right about that, l 44 long years. We were mentioning a few moments ago, when you think back to the summer and she was very open about the issues she suffered at wimbledon when she couldnt come back out, she was having breathing problems. You understand that at such a young age, 18 years old, but now she has the confidence of someone much older. Incredible, playing with a smile, without a care in the world, without any fear. I would even go, i mean, she played the first wta events, wimbledon, she got a white card and she lost to a chinese player that actually she played again at the first round of the Us Open, second round, and this time she beat her in Two sets. You can see the improvement so quickly from her. She is such a fast learner. I think, from her. She is such a fast learner. Ithink, you know, she has something else within herself that says no Matter what is in front of her, that is it. That is only very few sports people are able to think that way and she is definitely one of them. For me she has made History. She is built for this and she will go on and even if she doesnt win this one she will win one very quickly after that and im so excited actually to see her play for the next decade or so because i just love her game as well. She moves really well but she is very aggressive as well, she comes inside the court and tries to take the ball early. She is hitting it off the winners and that sort of Game Style i love to see her play and it is so great and so exciting to see someone that young, to be able to inspire the young generation around the world, i think that is what tennis needs and especially womens tennis. What is more remarkable is you have this matchup between the Two teenagers, with such similar parts, both canadian heritage and ancestry. Also they played Each Other in the junior wimbledon. Also they played Each Other in the juniorwimbledon. How also they played Each Other in the junior wimbledon. How do you see this Matchup Tonight . 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But i think they have to look at the bigger picture because they are going to be, both of them established to go and when multiple Grand Slams so it is not going to stop right after this final, it isjust going to stop right after this final, it is just the start so of course it will be more difficult because as you say they are the same age, same generation, about roughly the same ranking and for both of them it is such a big day so they dont want to miss the opportunity. They think no Matter what happens, you know, it is only the start for both of them. Definitely only the start. It wont be the only time they are going to play a Grand Slam final. They have to look at the bigger picture and have to go to play the same Game Style they played, they have quite a different Game Style. Fernandez is a lot more retrieving, a little bit further behind the baseline. Emma is a lot more aggressive so it is a different Game Style as well. Both of them really have to go for their chances. 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The satirical Puppet Show returned to our screens last autumn after a 25 Year Break but has it mellowed with age . Our media and Arts Correspondent David sillito has been to find out. Puppetry on an industrial scale. It is a strange place of disembodied heads and familiar faces. Jonathan here has just been told he needs to make torn here has just been told he needs to make tom cruise cry. Ear; here hasjust been told he needs to make tom cruise cry. Make tom cruise cry. Say it to the whole cabinet make tom cruise cry. Say it to the whole Cabinet Shut make tom cruise cry. Say it to the whole Cabinet Shut up make tom cruise cry. Say it to the whole Cabinet Shut up when make tom cruise cry. Say it to the whole Cabinet Shut up when it i whole Cabinet Shut up when it bean whole Cabinet Shut up when it be. 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Most areas seeing sunny spells breaking through for a time later on this afternoon. You can see this feeling quite human, the top temperature about 23 across Eastern England. Further north we are generally into the high teens. Overnight tonight, we will see The Rain in Northern Scotland changing its mind, and start coming back south. So patches of rain working on across Eastern Scotland and working into the North East of england by the end of the night stop a bit of rain to come as well into the far South And West of wales towards the end of the night, but otherwise lots of dry weather, Mist And Fog patches about 1013. Not weather, Mist And Fog patches about 10 13. Not quite as toasty as it was last night. The second half of the week pressure building. We are going to see a bit of touchy rain working south into Eastern Scotland and North Eastern england for a time, and rain will start to work into wales as we go through the afternoon. Otherwise, lots of dry and bright weather and it will start to feel fresher across Northern Areas with temperatures generally into the high teens. Time now for this weeks newswatch. Hello and welcome to newswatch. Coming up, is it to dangerous for Bbc Staff to be working in kabul . And was the death of Sarah Harding given too much prominence on Bbc News last weekend . The government proposals this week for overhauling the funding of Social Care in england were widely reported across Bbc News and reports like this. This is where the government reforms have to make a difference, the care front line, where the pressures to support more people and to find enough staff were felt most acutely. Between them, Marilyn And Nigel have 40 Years Experience as care workers, they have seen problems increase and need persuading things will change. But pictures such as those shown there provoked this response. That social Care Announcement from the government came on tuesday but had to occupy plenty of Media Attention before then. He has laura kuenssberg on monday. We have not yet seen the precise details of this despite westminster frothing with speculation about what will happen because this announcement has been so long in the making, and will be a few hours yet before we see the details in black and white. In a complaint familiar to regular newswatch viewers, andy gilding asked. Events have continued to move quickly in afghanistan with the taliban announcing a new interim government on tuesday and clothing at an islamic emirate. Meanwhile protesters have been taking to the streets and kabul objecting to the support they feel pakistan is giving to the taliban. This is the biggest challenge to the taliban authority have seen so far and it is not coming from a militia force, it is coming from peaceful protesters, from both women and men. The situation across the country remains highly volatile which has led to several viewers contacting us with concerns like this articulated recently by lindsay ramsbottom. One of the senior staff overseeing the Bbc Presence in afghanistan is jamie angus, senior controller of news output. Nice to have you in the studio. I am sure the viewers appreciated. How safe are bbc in afghanistan . It is a very dangerous place and its nice to hear the concerns of our audiences, but the bbc is a News Organisation used to operating in difficult and dangerous situations and we have a whole structure in place, our high risk teams and other ways we support correspondents to mean me minimise the risk to the safest possible level and re evaluate for each individual activity whether we are able to undertake the risk involved, so it is kind that people are concerned and we do everything we can for the people working with them and our afghan national journalists still there to make sure even when things are uncertain and dangerous that we can minimise the risk to them. Everyone knows the taliban reputation on human rights and particularly women, how comfortable are you about bbc journalists being there . Clearly this is a story of huge international interest and its right to be there participating on the ground and holding those in authority in afghanistan to account. However difficult and dangerous and unpleasant that regime is, its absolutely right that internationaljournalists are there seeking answers to important questions about whether the taliban will in some measure continue to protect the safety of some particularly vulnerable groups in the country, particularly women, also internationaljournalists and of course afghan journalist themselves, both working for the bbc and others who are particularly at risk of reprisals from the afghans, from the taliban and it is something we are particularly worried about, the safety of independent journalists as well as those working for larger News Organisations. There are lots of live Two ways from kabul, does that have risks . Yes, it does. Of course you are very visible and in a risky position, so there were times during the fall of kabul particularly the terrible Suicide Attack at the airport when we pulled back completely from doing those because the risk was simply too high and we went dark for a period essentially. Now be assessed the risks to be acceptable in most circumstances but obviously as a journalist you are putting yourself out there when you are standing on the lights and doing those live Two ways so we try to strike the balance between not having people standing out doing them endlessly for the sick of it but we do have the responsibility to our audiences to show we are live and bringing our version of events from afghanistan. The afghan World Service News and programming is a very big local team, what is the Bbc Planning to do with current afghan staff who are still there . Some have been able to come out and some have not. Well be very concerned to make sure over the coming weeks and months that everyone who is currently employed by the bbc in afghanistan who wishes to come out can do so with theirfamilies. We are not completely in control of those events because we have to work with our own government and others to make sure they can leave safely, which is our main concern, that they do not take on an additional risk, but clearly that is not something we can see completely into the future how clearly and quickly all they will be able to arrive in the uk. Presumably that affects whether they will be broadcasting within afghanistan for the world service. They are not currently broadcasting within afghanistan for the world service, we have maintained our Lifeline Pashtu services in dari and some iranian language services but they are mainly being supported by staff in london. Do you think you will have to pull out bbcjournalists . That is an impossible question to answer. We very much wish to retain a small staff in afghanistan that enables us to tell this absolutely vital story for our international audiences. If it becomes prohibitively dangerous of course well withdraw all ourjournalists but along with other international broadcasters we believe it is vital for the interests of Licence Fee payers in the uk and our global audiences to get the benefit of the bbc services and our footprint there need only be as large as is safe, we will not have huge numbers of staff there in the nearfuture just for the sake of it. Bbc news last sunday covered extensively the death of the singer Sarah Harding, who had breast cancer, including items about the incidence of the disease amongst young women and it led news at ten that night. She was part of one of the most successful british female bands of all time, formed on a reality show, they went on to have 21 top ten hits. Sarah hardings Mother Marie described her as a bright shining star, and her Band Mate Nadine coyle said she is absolutely devastated. For those unfamiliar with Sarah Harding, many of them older viewers they said the coverage was disproportionate. This was a lady i had never heard of who was in a band i had never heard of and honestly a very tragic story for her friends and family, please understand im desperately sympathetic to families who are going through such trauma, all families have studies like that. But i do not think that should have been headline news, i am a little disappointed with the bbc, there is so much going on in the world right now with home policies and foreign policies and what is happening with Covid And Afghanistan i know we are probably weary of it, but its a bit more important and i expect better, i think, of the bbc headline news. Finally, as we mentioned last week, regional news bulletins for English Viewers returned to breakfast this week after an absence of six weeks. The service had continued over the summerfor audiences in the rest of the uk, a fact which we failed to make clear last week, so apologies for that, but the return to a full regional service was warmly greeted by a number of you including charles who E Mailed. That was monday. On friday there were more disappointed viewers in the Midlands Region who received the local news for london rather than their own local area. Midlands today apologised for what they said was technical problems which were resolved in time for the last bulletin of the programme. Thank you for all your comments this week. Or hear on Bbc News, Tv Radio Online and social media, E Mail us. Or you can find us on twitter. You can call us and have a look at our website. We will be back to hear your thoughts about Bbc News coverage again next week. Goodbye. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Our Headlines Today as the United States marks the 20th Anniversary of the 9 11 Terror Attacks, president Joe Biden pays tribute to the victims and calls for unity. Families in the uk who lost Loved Ones in the attack, tell us how they keep their memories alive. We dont have a grave but it is definitely a moment where we can, sort of, stop and we do, we take part with some of the other families in a little ceremony each year that we do to remember. Lawyers for the woman whos accused Prince Andrew of Sexual Abuse, claim theyve successfully served him with legal papers. Shes already made History'>Tennis History now Emma Raducano is bidding for grand Slam Glory. After her incredible run, the british 18 year old, takes on fellow Teenager Leylah Fernandez, in the final of the Us Open tonight. And were speaking to the paralympic Gold Medallist Kadeena cox about her talents notjust on the Race Track but in the kitchen too. An extremely mild start to the day with temperatures for some around 18 degrees at the moment. Full forecast Coming Up a little bit later on. Its saturday the 11th of september. Our top story. President biden has appealed for national unity as he leads memorial Events Today marking the 20th Anniversary of the 9 11 Terror Attacks. The president and First Lady will visit New York, washington and pennsylvania, where the four hijacked planes were crashed killing nearly 3,000 people. Our us Correspondent Nomia iqbal reports. Twin beams of light shoot up into the New York 5ky. A5 is tradition, they will shine from Dusk Till Dawn to remember those who died on 9 11. And in a speech ahead of his arrival in the city, President Biden reminded america of a time when it was united. The days that followed September 11, 2001, We Saw Heroism everywhere, in places expected and unexpected. We also saw something all too rare a true sense of national unity. Unity and resilience. The capacity to recover and repair in the face of trauma. Unity in service. In New York, He Willjoin the families who lost Loved Ones. Former president s Bush And Obama will be here, too. The ceremony will pause six times to acknowledge the exact Moments America was under attack that day. The 20th Anniversary of 9 11 has taken on a greater significance since us troops left afghanistan for good. But here, people are remembering where they were that day, what they lost and where they now stand as a country. Charles wolf will be at the commemorations. The last time he saw his swansea born Wife Katherine was when she left for work. 40 minutes later, the first plane would hit the North Tower. We fell in love without even knowing Each Other. Wejust met, and in a minute or Two it was like all over. And Theres Something in our souls, its like, its like we knew Each Other in past lives or something. She would say, lets have a meal with a nice bottle of wine. He has campaigned Forfairer Compensation forfamilies of the nearly 3000 victims. The impact of that day will never diminish for the families but today, 20 years to the day, President Biden hopes to get america past the 9 11 era, moving it from memory to History. Nomia iqbal, Bbc News, New York. 67 people killed in the attacks were british citizens and many of their relatives will attend a Service Today at the September 11 Memorial garden in london. Graham satchell is there for us. Graham, a difficult day for these families. We are expecting a small private ceremony here in Grosvenor Square. It was established in 2003 and has become a significant place for the families. There is a Half Tonne Steel girder from families. There is a Half Tonne Steel girderfrom the 20 families. There is a Half Tonne Steel girder from the 20 hours under the ground yet preserved in resin. And it is important because many of the families of those who died dont have a grave or a gravestone they can visit so the company every year to support Each Other. The 67 people who died, their names are on a plaque. Each of the families will lay a White Rose and then there will be a minutes silence. There is a bouquet of White Roses already at the base of this memorial which has been delivered by the prime Minister Borisjohnson and a handwritten note in which he says in remembrance of those taken from us on 9 11 and in defiance of those who would have us live in fear. The Prime Minister has recorded a message that will be played at a separate event later today in the Olympic Park. That message has been supplied to us by Downing Street and this is what the Prime Minister has to say. While the threat persists today, we can now say with this perspective of 20 years that they failed to shake our belief in freedom and democracy. They failed to drive our nations apart. Or to cause us to abandon our plans or to live in permanent fear. The fact that we are coming together today in sorrow but also in faith and resolve, demonstrates the failure of terrorism and the strength of the bonds between us. September 11 was a date that Change The World and the date around it has been vigorous. The aftermath and whether the world is a safer place today. The events in afghanistan and the return of the taliban has added fuel to that debate and that debate will go on but today here in Grosvenor Square is a time for the families to come together and support Each Other and remember our lost Loved Ones. The Duke Of Yorks lawyers have not yet responded to claims that hes been served with legal papers relating to claims of Sexual Abuse. According to Court Documents filed in New York, lawyers for Virginia Giuffre say they left the papers for Prince Andrew with Police Officers at windsor� s Royal Lodge. The Duke Of York has always strongly denied the accusations and says he has No Recollection of meeting ms giuffre. Our royal correspondent Sarah Campbell has the details. Virginia giuffre, then known as virginia roberts. She alleges that, when she was 17, she was sexually assaulted by Prince Andrew. He categorically denies the claims. Miss giuffre launched her civil case against him last month and, as part of the initial process, papers must be served on the defendant. Her lawyers believe that has now been done. A Court Document describes how papers were apparently left with a Police Officer at the princes home, Royal Lodge in windsor, on the 27th of august. What is not yet clear is whether the princes legal team agree the papers have been served in the correct way to allow the case to proceed. During a Bbc Interview in 2019 with the bbc� s emily maitlis, Prince Andrew denied the Allegations levelled at him by Miss Giuffre and said he had No Recollection of meeting her. I have No Recollection of ever meeting this lady. None whatsoever. You dont remember meeting her . No. He is now in balmoral, scotland. On Monday Afternoon in New York, a Telephone Conference is scheduled to take place between the judge in this case and legal teams, which should provide further detail as to whether and how this case will proceed. Sarah campbell, Bbc News. Increasingly hard to guarantee safe care, as the number of doctors falls and demand surges. Professor martin marshall, who is chair of the royal college of gps, told the guardian that complex consultations and the Vaccination Program are adding to the strain on family doctors. The government has pledged to recruit 6,000 more gps by 2025. At least Two people have been killed in a tornado which swept across the italian island of pantelleria. Nine others were injured four critically as cars were overturned and roofs torn from buildings on the island, which lies between sicily and tunisia. Emergency workers are planning to helicopter the wounded to hospitals on sicily once Weather Conditions improve. Disney has said the rest of its films this year will screen exclusively in cinemas before being made available for streaming. The company has experimented during the pandemic with releasing some films on its streaming platform, Disney plus. Its new plan is being seen as a sign of growing confidence that Film Lovers are returning to cinemas in large numbers. Heres chris with a look at this mornings weather. This is one of our Weather Watcher from half an hour ago. It showers a bit of sunshine with us across North East england, county durham area. We have some decent breaks in the cloud here and also running to parts of South West england at the moment. Otherwise for many it is cloudy start to the day but mild. Temperatures this morning of 17 degrees or 18 celsius. Not entirely dried. We have rain in scotland. Going through the Central Belt, has just cleared edinburgh and will go across dundee in the next hour or so before going out of away but for Northern Scotland set in for much of the day. In North Highland and northern aberdeenshire and also in orkney with Mist And Fog patches. In the Central Belt is these clear was the Central Belt is these clear was the winners at away. It will feel quite humid whenever you are an temperatures highest about 23 degrees across Eastern England. It will not feel cold and if we are today. Overnight The Rain in Northern Scotland starts moving back south so we will start to see further the patchy rain for Eastern Scotland arriving across North East england towards the very end of the night. At the same time we will see some drizzle working towards south East England and the odd spit following from the cloud across North England and wales. Behind this Weather Front winds will come from a northerly direction which will bring cooler and fresher air to the northern half of the uk. We have patchy rain sliding south across North East england for the time tomorrow morning. At the same time we will properly seat thicker Cloud And Rain more generally across parts of wales tomorrow afternoon. Fresher across Northern Areas, temperatures 14 in Aberdeen And Newcastle, feeling a bit more like early autumn. Furthersouth feeling a bit more like early autumn. Further south still quite humid and temperatures will reach the low 205 again. Into monday we still have this little Weather Front bumping into our area of High Pressure. Not much wind to shift it along. It looks likely this area of rain will be across wales and probably work into parts of the midlands as well. Further north the best chance of sunshine. Northern ireland and scotland and the far north of england should see sunny spells although i reckon the cloud was then and break across parts of Eastern England. Highs of 16 degrees or 17 degrees for scotland and Northern Ireland. A fresh feel to the weather here. Further south at 17 celsius to 19 celsius. We can stay is cloudy and probably thick enough to give rain at times and we will properly see some across england and wales on tuesday and wednesday and brighter later in the week. Today marks 20 years since the 9 11 Terror Attacks which took place On American Soil but killed people from 90 different countries. 67 of those who died were from the uk. Breakfast� Sjohn Maguire has been speaking to some of their relatives about how theyll be remembering them today. The hatred which divides nation from nation, race from race, class from class. Father forgive. When Rob Halligan heard news of the attacks on the World Trade Center where his father bob was working, he came here to the bombed remains of coventry cathedral. The parallels with 60 years before were palpable. I had a faith, as a christian. It was like this challenge, this kind of took it all apart. Its like, how can there be a god, when youve seen all this happen, you know, how can there be a god . And it got me questioning everything. But i think ultimately what it made me want to do is turn this around. There was going to be a lot of repercussions from this, bad repercussions. You see a lot of hatred in the world, you see the worlds in a mess. Actually, i dont want to be part of that mess, i want to turn this around and make a difference. Rob had been estranged from his father, but in the years before he was killed their relationship had grown stronger. The manner of his Fathers Death was a catalyst. Rob quit his job to become a full time musician. These are the songs i never heard. And started working with Global Care an international charity for vulnerable children. Something good derived from something so evil. And the anniversary is always a difficult time. We dont have a grave. But it is definitely a moment where we can sort of stop, and we do, we take part with some of the other families in a little ceremony each year that we do to remember. Its a time of year that im glad when its done. In the West Cornwall Town of hayle stands a memorial to rick rescorla. He was born here, served with the Parachute Regiment and later moved to america where he joined the army and served in the vietnam war. On September The 11th, he was head of security for a finance firm, working in the South Tower. When the first plane hit, he ignored calls to evacuate, insisting instead on guiding other workers to safety. The Phone Rang and it was rick and he said to me, stop crying. He said, i have to get my people out but if something happens to me, ijust want you to know that you made my life. And then i said that back to him. And thats the last time we ever spoke. Every year since, susan marks the anniversary quietly but this year will be different. Usually i have stayed every single one of those years by myself on that day, just talking to a few Family Members. I can tell you this, on this day, i decided i am not sad. We are happy. He is in heaven, he was a hero, and so i invited 30 people to my house that had something to do with his life many of the families of the 67 british victims will attend a service at the September 11 Memorial garden in london. Among them will be the parents of ollie bennett, who was attending a meeting at the World Trade Center and was due to leave New York just weeks later. I was in a store which had a television and i saw this happening didnt see it happening, i saw a thing happening, and i turned to somebody who works in the store i didnt know her and i said, gosh, My Sons in New York, i hope hes nowhere near that. But by the time i drove home, you know, a mile and a half, My Son had rung from maine and said, wheres ollie, mum . And, it went from there rapidly, really. The company rang immediately in the afternoon and said that ollie was on the 106th floor. A fund for young entrepreneurs has been set up in Ollies Name and has helped more than 150 people. Each anniversary, the news coverage, the debates, the documentaries, can be difficult. It triggers, yes. But in reality, i had Two sons and i just think about him all the time, in reality. But, yes, those things certainly, every aspect of since September 11th, and it goes on and on, and it is a date that has changed. Changed the world, really. But im not sure in terms of my own personal grief. Erm, its there and it will always, always be there. Gosh, its not what youd expect. The events of that bright Tuesday Morning 20 years ago changed so much about the world we live in, but for the survivors and for the families of the thousands killed on September The 11th, 2001, Life Will Never Be The Same again. John maguire, Bbc News. There are countless tales of Heroism And Bravery from 9 11 but one of the most remarkable belongs to patrick connolly. The attacks took place on his very first day as a New York firefighter and he continued his rescue efforts even after being pulled free from the rubble of the North Tower. Patrickjoins us now from New York. Its an honour to talk to you. Good morning. Thank you very much for being with us. I would like to ask how are you feeling today, 20 years on . I feel aood. I feeling today, 20 years on . I feel good i guess feeling today, 20 years on . I feel good. I guess mixed feeling today, 20 years on . I feel good. I guess mixed feelings. Feeling today, 20 years on . I fi good. I guess mixed feelings. Its also tough anniversary every year. But i also feel proud of the guys that are working today, the guys and girls working today and the work they are doing and i am also proud of my own troops and my own Fire House. We have chosen this year to make a real concerted effort to remember those that were lost that day. So to best answer your question i would see mixed feelings, sadness is always there. It always comes in, seven or eight or ten days out and you start to see things and that is something that is seared into your memory. But its pretty incredible, the amount of men and women still working and helping People Day in and day out and doing exactly what the folks were doing that morning. If you wouldnt mind, can you take us back to that morning, 11th September . You had i think technicallyjust finished your training but were not supposed to be on shift and then you saw what was happening. 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None of us were working till September 13 and we all returned to the restaurant and met up returned to the restaurant and met up with a whole bunch of other fireman who had unfortunately lost three firefighters in fathers day thatjune. They were designing a memorial T Shirt for the guys who had passed away to support their eight children. We were back at ten oclock at night got to meet some really special people that night. They passed away next morning. Next morning i woke up early, very excited to be off for the first time in a couple of months. Mundane tasks like putting oil on the car, getting a service on the car. I ran down, drop to the car off and went for a run. I was in the middle of a 50 mile run, getting ready for the New York City Marathon when i came passed one of the fire hoses that had been the restaurant the night before descending the T Shirt and one of them said thank you very much for last night. We appreciated the food and the space to create a memorial T Shirt. Just as we were standing there in full view of manhattan, right in front of us, the first tower exploded. We didnt really hear it. It was about five miles to the South West but it was clear as day. You could see it right there. When i close my eyes i can see it. Because i knew they were a Specialty Unit they were assigned pretty much straightaway. They made their way and i didnt know it at their way and i didnt know it at the time but it was the last time i was going to see those gentlemen. We have 305 fire companies in the New York city Fire Department. That company in queens lost 19 guys that morning, the worst loss for any company in the Fire Department. That was the beginning of it all. Is sobering to hear the juxtaposition of the happiness of the night before and then what happened and the loss of your colleagues and friends. 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We ended up getting it together and said we need to go in and decided to go in on a roll like everybody dead and made our way in as we were going through the midtown tunnel that was connecting queens to manhattan and we ripped through the plastic from the manufacturer and one of the sets was for me and brian is going to wear one and i was going to wear one and we went ahead and came down on the scene en route to this Trade Centre the South Tower collapsed at my brother matthew was driving us and he says i think the South Tower has gone and we couldnt believe it. If youre in New York to a very proud of the Trade Centre and we looked and said, oh, man, hes right. Its really hard to fathom this building is gone. When we arrived at the Trade Centre, the North Tower was the first hit in the second to fall. We decided know its time to go and help some people. And we did. Quite honestly, it was a really great feeling. 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There was this beautiful round cylindrical walkway that went from seven World Trade which fell at five oclock in the afternoon and it was beautiful, mirrored, probably 40 feet across and 100 feet long and as we walked only made a right turn and were walking underneath this bridge and you can imagine walking from one side of the footbridge and using the protection from everything, the debris falling and the people that were following, and we watch the other side and we looked at Each Other side and we looked at Each Other and we were underneath a bridge and we and said, ok, were going to get to the corner and we are going to reconsider what we are doing here. My brother said we dont want to getjammed up on this thing together. I said, want to getjammed up on this thing together. Isaid, come want to getjammed up on this thing together. I said, come on, want to getjammed up on this thing together. Isaid, come on, thats crazy. A5 together. Isaid, come on, thats crazy. As we treat one set out into the clear, this is a thing that kind of sticks with me, we took one step out and it sounded like a shot gun. All you heard was boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Unfortunately those were the flaws plan kicking on top of Each Other and heading straight towards us. The 110 Story Building fell in ten seconds total and we were caught in the collapse and i normally find out this past week that there were four sets of brothers killed that day and a Father And Son in the Fire Department killed that day for an unknown reason, i have no idea why, we were separated and didnt know where we were and thought that was the end of it for us but we survived. The end of it for us but we survived the end of it for us but we survived. �. ,. , � survived. As you reflect, as im sure you survived. As you reflect, as im sure you and survived. As you reflect, as im sure you and many survived. As you reflect, as im sure you and many people survived. As you reflect, as im i sure you and many people today, i know you have Two children yourself now. I think they are 15 and 11 so this is before their time. I am wondering as times gone by and have tried to explain to them what it was like for their dad on that day, how is that mean . I can only imagine it as been quite hard. Tell me a little bit about that because that is and the impact that has in the next generation. Its very personal for you. To generation. Its very personal for ou. Generation. Its very personal for ou. ,. � , you. To the children its my version. You. To the children its my version, the you. To the children its my version, the same you. To the children its my version, the same scenario| you. To the children its my i version, the same scenario as you. To the children its my version, the same scenario as my parents expelling Vietnam Or World war ii to me. I have explained to My Son, who is more curious i think that my daughter who is the younger one, and he will asked me questions about it and i will talk to him about it and i will talk to him about it. Im just honest with them. I say that i some really wonderful people who did a lot of great things that day, civilian and otherwise, first responders. We had friends of ours in that terror trying to get people out there never made it home that day. We have evidence of that, Phone Calls and stuff. We were on the 102nd floors and can get out and all the doors on that floor was square and couldnt get out. It wasnt just us and square and couldnt get out. It wasntjust us and fireman, it was everybody. It was incredible. When i explained to them what people did i explained to them what people did i explain to them how important it is for them tojust remember explain to them how important it is for them to just remember what these people have done and how fortunate they are that their dad came home, and thats it. And they are great, they are the greatest things in my life, my family so i am very fortunate. I5 life, my family so i am very fortunate life, my family so i am very fortunate. ,. ,. Fortunate. Is a wonderful thing to hean fortunate. Is a wonderful thing to hear you fortunate. Is a wonderful thing to hear. You come fortunate. Is a wonderful thing to hear. You come 20 fortunate. Is a wonderful thing to hear. You come 20 years fortunate. Is a wonderful thing to hear. You come 20 years on fortunate. Is a wonderful thing to hear. You come 20 years on and | fortunate. Is a wonderful thing to i hear. You come 20 years on and you another captain. You were the most rookie of rupees. You were the only one in yourFire House rookie of rupees. You were the only one in your Fire House who was there one in your Fire House who was there on 9 11 and i know you still remember those whose lives were lost when you do the thing such as the Roll Call. Exactly last yea r, exactly last year, september ten, exactly last year, septemberten, i was in this new Fire House and i walked into the Night Shift at 6pm and looked down at the list of the guys coming in, no one was on the job that day. I said i am the only out of the 11th including another officer, every tenant across the four, who was there. We are going to talk about somebody today, i said, and i spoke about bobby big man, a Sculptor And Artist bobby mcmahon. He was a chef, a wonderful son, loving husband, great friend. Wejust son, loving husband, great friend. We just talked about him. It was received pretty well. When i became the official Captain Injanuary received pretty well. When i became the official captain in january this year of my own Fire House in south jamaica, queens, it is kind of good sometimes being the captain, you make decisions. I decided every Roll Call we were going to remember some of the brothers lost on September 11. It started out as me talking about a guy called bobby, or vinnie halloran. The greatest girl in the New York city Fire Department, she has taken ownership of it, young and old have taken ownership of it. We have Two guys in our Fire House who lost their diets, one is bobby wallace, a big, strong burly guy who lost his dad. I asked him the other day, the next Two row calls will be for dennis cross, Mabel Tenant is brian cross. We are Coming Up on September 11 now, we have specifically designed it this way, we are going to remember your Two dads. Bobby wallace remembered his dad, a strong guy, sat for the loss of his dad and he talked about being six of his dad and he talked about being 5ix, going to a Fire House, taking a call with his dad, and from a young age being impacted by the work of his dad. He told us some funny stories, we got an insight into his personality. In doing so, it calmed him down a little bit. It was beautiful and really nice. We thanked him and everybody hugged and kissed him. It made him feel good. He thanked me for giving him the opportunity to do that, the only right thing to do of course. This morning we will meet at 7am, brian cross will dedicate the final Roll Call to the tenant dennis cross. Lieutenant dennis cross. I am sure he will do a wonderfuljob. Mi lieutenant dennis cross. I am sure he will do a wonderfuljob. Biii he will do a wonderful ob. All i can sa , he will do a wonderful ob. All i can say, everyone he will do a wonderful ob. All i can say, everyone in h he will do a wonderfuljob. All i can say, everyone in the he will do a wonderfuljob. All i can say, everyone in the studio has just been listening very quietly with the greatest respect to what you have been saying and i am sure all our audience here at Bbc Breakfast will be thinking the same thing. We can completely understand why i am sure those people who work under captain in yourFire House have so much respect for you. So really, thank you for your time. I know it is the early hours of the morning and thank you for all the work you have done. I hope today is a day when you can have, you have expressed it so much better than me, but you can feel some good came out of something so bad. It has been lovely catching up with you, thank you. If i lovely catching up with you, Thank Ou. , lovely catching up with you, Thank Ou. , lovely catching up with you, Thank Ou. Y. , you. If i may say one thing in closing. You. If i may say one thing in closing. As you. If i may say one thing in closing. As l you. If i may say one thing in closing, as i was you. If i may say one thing in closing, as i was waiting you. If i may say one thing in closing, as i was waiting to i you. If i may say one thing in closing, as i was waiting to come on and speak to you i heard one of your listeners and speaking about people that were lost. I would encourage everyone to speak about those people. That son, daughter, the son over on business from other. There is comfort in hearing about that person, learning about them, what did they do for fun, talents, family, where they sportsmen . Volunteers . Artists . I take comfort from that. Over the years it has helped me. For that, from that. Over the years it has helped me. Forthat, i from that. Over the years it has helped me. Forthat, lam from that. Over the years it has helped me. For that, lam grateful and i would encourage everyone to do the same was that i really do appreciate you having the honour as Well Today and, thank you. Well today and, thank you. Captain patrick connolly, Well Today and, thank you. Captain patrick connolly, your Well Today and, thank you. Captain patrick connolly, your full Well Today and, thank you. Captain patrick connolly, your full title, i patrick connolly, your full title, company 133 New York city Fire Department. Absolute pleasure, thank you. Department. Absolute pleasure, Thank Ou. , ~ department. Absolute pleasure, Thank Ou. , ~ department. Absolute pleasure, Thank Ou. Department. Absolute pleasure, Thank Ou. , as you. Thank you so much, goodbye. As we were talking you. Thank you so much, goodbye. As we were talking to you. Thank you so much, goodbye. As we were talking to the you. Thank you so much, goodbye. As we were talking to the captain we were talking to the captain there, we understood Queen Elizabeth has since messaged to us president Joe Biden sending thoughts to all the rescue workers had responded call to duty. My thoughts and prayers and those of my family and the entire nation, she said, remain with the victims families and those affected. The tributes in 2010 are fast in my memory, as we honour those from many nations, faiths and backgrounds who lost their lives we pay tribute to the Resilience And Determination of the communities who join together to rebuild. That statement from the queen. I think Heanna Statement from the queen. I think hearing the statement from the queen. I think hearing the Captain Statement from the queen. I think hearing the captain speak statement from the queen. I think hearing the captain speak there, i statement from the queen. I think hearing the captain speak there, it is very, very sobering but very inspiring as well. Than is very, very sobering but very inspiring as well. Is very, very sobering but very inspiring as well. An honour to hear him, inspiring as well. An honour to hear him. Actually inspiring as well. An honour to hear him, actually. 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The qualifier has never been to a final of a Grand Slam, you say, . The qualifier has never been l to a final of a Grand Slam, you have to a final of a Grand Slam, you have to win in nine matches. She was not playing senior Level Tennis three months ago, passing her driving less first time, getting her A Levels. Months ago, passing her driving less first time, getting herA Levels. Driving test. At wimbledon she had Breathing Difficulties, could not deal with the pressure, then she goes through qualifying in New York. She is still there, not only as the world 300 and some in latejune, she hasnt even been challenged. There have been no Tie Breaks or tens deciding sets. She has sailed through to the final of the Us Open. This is so remarkable because we all had sympathy at wimbledon, she is 18, understandable. The last 16 match, the Breathing Difficulties, what has changed . Not only is she breezing through, she is smiling. No care in the world. Fearless tennis. A different sense of pressure, not the same as wimbledon. In New York, and unknown. We have talked about the players who did not turn up, roger federer, Serena Williams, where are they . She quietly got into her group. I spoke to coaches who had played with her and faced her, she learns, she grows from bad experiences and good. She soaked up wimbledon and is channelling it perfectly. I cannot tell you how well she is playing. She didnt know she could slide on a hard court. She said wonderful, i can now slide round a hard court she is taking it in her stride. Five top 50 players she has beaten, including the olympic champion. The last person to reach the Us Open womens final without dropping a set was Serena Williams. These are the kind of names we are putting her alongside, whatever happens today this evening, she will be the new british number one, ahead of Serena Williams in the rankings. Its, one, ahead of Serena Williams in the rankinas. �. Rankings. A life changing tournament. Rankings. A life changing tournament. Winwin,. Rankings. A life changing | tournament. Winwin, no rankings. A life changing tournament. Winwin, no nerves rankings. A life changing tournament. Winwin, no nerves about tournament. Win win, no nerves about tonight because she has won already, made History. You have celebrities and rock stars tweeting their support. 15 it different tonight against another teenager with similar backgrounds, played at wimbledon a few years ago . Emma raducanu said. Wimbledon a few years ago . Emma raducanu said, i wimbledon a few years ago . Emma raducanu said, i am wimbledon a few years ago . Emma raducanu said, i am a wimbledon a few years ago . Emma raducanu said, i am a qualifier, wimbledon a few years ago . Emma | raducanu said, i am a qualifier, how can there be pressure . But she has not dropped a set. She faces a young lady who turned 19 on monday, Leylah Fernandez, she has fought, hard deciding sets. She defeated naomi a psycho, angelique kerber, Elina Svitolina and the World Number Two set. They are playing on the Arthur Ashe Stadium. It will be packed this evening mike osaka. It will be very special, to be a Grand Slam champion. They are both one win away from achieving that. So champion. They are both one win away from achieving that. From achieving that. So hard to call. From achieving that. So hard to call who . From achieving that. So hard to call. Who . Who from achieving that. So hard to call. Who . Who would from achieving that. So hard to call. Who . Who would have i from achieving that. So hard to | call. Who . Who would have the from achieving that. So hard to call. Who . Who would have the edge, obviously Leylah Fernandez slightly higher in the rankings, but. I think you would have to say first night just think you would have to say first nightjust because of the way she has made there, conserved energy, no deciding set. You could say she has not been challenged because she hasnt gone to a deciding set. Most people say ask me later. Maybe three games in, ask me then. Games in, ask me then. Absolutely. What is this games in, ask me then. Absolutely. What is this going games in, ask me then. Absolutely. What is this going to games in, ask me then. Absolutely. What is this going to do, games in, ask me then. Absolutely. What is this going to do, has what is this going to do, has already done, for british tenderers, the inspiration . That already done, for british tenderers, the inspiration . The inspiration . That is the big thin , i the inspiration . That is the big thing. I have the inspiration . That is the big thing, i have heard the inspiration . That is the big thing, i have heard stories the inspiration . That is the big thing, i have heard stories of. Thing, i have heard stories of people saying, children same can i go out and Play Tennis in the driveway . That is what emma did against a garage door. It will inspire people they can achieve, their dreams can come true. The fact she has balanced the school. Two years ago she said it was not definitely professional tennis, the fact she balanced it with school for this type of success at 18, it can only be a positive for the next generation of players coming through, wanting to achieve and seeing what she is achieving. You have so much seeing what she is achieving. You have so much experience, but on nights like this, extra nerves . Thinking about things you want to say, or does your emotions go with it and these things drip off the tongue . But also get the passion going . Tongue . But also get the Passion Auoin . ,. Tongue . But also get the Passion Auoin . ,. ,. , , going . Everyone does things quite differentl. Going . Everyone does things quite differently. You going . Everyone does things quite differently. You can going . Everyone does things quite differently. You can be going . Everyone does things quite differently. You can be drawn going . Everyone does things quite differently. You can be drawn into | differently. You can be drawn into writing something but you just need to get sucked into it, it is a story developing around you. You try to get lost in the moment, let them tell the story and try to do it justice. It is so exciting, it is good to get nervous ahead of events like this, this is such ground breaking tennis we are seeing. If she doesnt go on to win, it does not Matter. You should get nerves on a night like this but you just want them to tell the story and hope you do itjustice. Hope you do it ustice. There will be so many hope you do itjustice. There will be so many more hope you do itjustice. There will be so many more funds hope you do itjustice. There will be so many more funds that hope you do itjustice. There will be so many more funds that normally listen to tennis, it transcends the sport. Charlie will be listening with his pizza, apparently. Bbc radio 5 live, the build up . With his pizza, apparently. Bbc radio 5 live, the buildup . Starting at Eiuht Radio 5 live, the buildup . Starting at eight Hearing Radio 5 live, the buildup . Starting at eight hearing from radio 5 live, the buildup . Starting at eight hearing from the radio 5 live, the buildup . Starting at eight hearing from the great radio 5 live, the buildup . Starting at eight hearing from the great and| at eight hearing from the great and good. I expected on the Arthur Ashe Stadium just after nine. Stadium ust after nine. Highlights at stadium just after nine. Highlights at 1 45am. Stadium just after nine. Highlights at 1 45am we stadium just after nine. Highlights at 1 45am. We should stadium just after nine. Highlights at 1 45am. We should have stadium just after nine. Highlights| at 1 45am. We should have brought stadium just after nine. Highlights i at 1 45am. We should have brought a couple of bats and a ball. Irate at1 45am. We should have brought a couple of bats and a ball. Couple of bats and a ball. We can do it later. Charlie couple of bats and a ball. We can do it later. Charlie just couple of bats and a ball. We can do it later. Charlie just noticed, couple of bats and a ball. We can do it later. Charliejust noticed, i couple of bats and a ball. We can do it later. Charlie just noticed, i am i it later. Charlie ust noticed, i am ust it later. Charlie ust noticed, i am just calling it later. Charlie ust noticed, i am just calling her it later. Charliejust noticed, i am just calling her emma, it later. Charliejust noticed, i am just calling her emma, is it later. Charliejust noticed, i am just calling her emma, is giving i it later. Charlie just noticed, i am i just calling her emma, is giving you both a hug. That is what it looks like. Thanks, gigi. Heres chris with a look at the weather. Very hot temperatures in the first week in New York then back to storms. This evening . Dry over there, charlie. Probably about 20 or so when the match gets under way. Looking fine and dry and we will all be behind emma, a fantastic run. A5 be behind emma, a fantastic run. As far as our weather, most starting the day pretty but some sunny coming through. Very mild start, temperatures 17 or 18 pretty widely across southern scotland, england, wales. Not as dry everywhere. A Weather Front across Northern Scotland bringing some rain, it has gone through edinburgh and is about to go through dundee, once it is gone it is out of the way and most of the Central Belt and southern scotland with a dry day. Across Northern Scotland, The Rain with you for most of the day, certainly for a northern highlands, orkney, misty and foggy for some. Drierfor and foggy for some. Drier for england and wales with breaks in the cloud developing widely this afternoon. Feeling on the humid side and our top temperatures 23 south east towards East Anglia. Generally into the high teens further north. Feeling quite warm wherever you are. Overnight tonight, The Rain comes to Northern Scotland, the Weather Front changes its mind and moves southwards. Edging into the North East of England And East of scotland by the end of the night. Mist and fog, some drizzle over the hills of england and wales, quite murky with some Mist And Fog patches developing. Sunday, the Weather Front bringing some into wales. Bringing some patchy Rain Tomorrow across into North East england. The wind coming down from a northerly direction, the wind dragging in fresher and cooler air. Temperatures going down, humidity dropping away, highs expected to reach 13 14 or so for aberdeen, highs expected to reach 13 14 or so foraberdeen, may highs expected to reach 13 14 or so for aberdeen, may be a 15 in newcastle. Further south feeling in the humid side, temperatures into the humid side, temperatures into the we 205. Monday, not a great deal of wind to move the Weather Front along, further outbreaks of rain, uncertainty about where it will be heaviest. Probably across wales and perhaps into the midlands with some rather damp and drizzly weather towards the South West. Some breaks in the cloud possible across Eastern England but i think the best across scotland, Northern Ireland, the far north of england with some sunny spells coming through the cloud, 1619 c, spells coming through the cloud, 16 19 c, feeling fresher for most of us heading through monday. Back to you Two. Look at you across everything i try. Look at you across everything i t. We look at you across everything i try we are look at you across everything i try. We are hearing look at you across everything i try. We are hearing from look at you across everything i try. We are hearing from some| look at you across everything i try. We are hearing from some pretty inspirational try. We are hearing from some pretty inspirational people. Kadeena cox has already got paralympic gold medals in both cycling and athletics under her belt. Now she has her eye on another prize. Yes, shes through to the Celebrity Masterchef final, partly thanks to her caribbean Style Fish and chips. Before we speak to her, lets have a quick Reminder Ofjust some of kadeenas many achievements. Rock music. Kadeena joins us now. Morning. What is that around your neck . ,. Morning. What is that around your neck . ,. , morning. What is that around your neck . ,. , morning. What is that around your neck . ,. ,. , , neck . Just a little bit of bullying. Blint. Neck . Just a little bit of bullying. Bling time neck . Just a little bit of bullying. Bling. Time Trial Neck . Just a little bit of bullying. Bling. Time trial in neck . Just a little bit of bullying. Bling. Time trial in Tokyo Neck . Just a little bit of bullying. Bling. 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I wasnt accelerating down the back as quick as i can. I got that the back as quick as i can. I got that right the back as quick as i can. I got that right and i needed to remember to paddle. That right and i needed to remember to paddle, which sounds simple but is actually to paddle, which sounds simple but is actually quite tricky to do it smoothly. It came together, my coach has worked smoothly. It came together, my coach has worked so hard on it, getting up at 5am has worked so hard on it, getting up at 5am i has worked so hard on it, getting up at 5am i was has worked so hard on it, getting up at 5am. I was about 7am. It was a lot of at 5am. I was about 7am. It was a lot of work. At 5am. I was about 7am. It was a lot of work. 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You| there. There were seven of us growing up in the house. You have to kind of learn to defend yourself. Be a big personality. Grandma was one of ten, mum was one of six. We had to work hard from what we got, originally from jamaica, it has instilled me with the independent woman, i can do everything. When i got ill, i wasjust like, ok, woman, i can do everything. When i got ill, iwasjust like, ok, this is a new chapter in my life, what does god want me to do . My Mum And Dad were all around me. Come on, you can do this, yeah. Dad were all around me. Come on, you can do this. Yeah can do this, yeah. Were you an athlete before can do this, yeah. Were you an athlete before you can do this, yeah. Were you an athlete before you got can do this, yeah. Were you an athlete before you got ill . Can do this, yeah. Were you an athlete before you got ill . I i can do this, yeah. Were you an| athlete before you got ill . I was can do this, yeah. Were you an I Athlete before you got ill . I was a dancer at four, athlete before you got ill . I was a dancer at four, a athlete before you got ill . I was a dancer at four, a at athlete before you got ill . I was a dancer at four, a at 14, athlete before you got ill . I was a dancer at four, a at 14, at athlete before you got ill . I was a dancer at four, a at 14, at 2031 I Athlete before you got ill . I was a L Dancer at four, a at 14, at 2031 was top in the country for my Age Group. And was kind of hoping to step through onto the team for the olympics. It was crazy when i got ill. ,. Olympics. It was crazy when i got ill. ,. Olympics. It was crazy when i got ill. ,. Olympics. It was crazy when i got ill. Do you want to explain that . I was diagnosed ill. Do you want to explain that . I was diagnosed with ill. Do you want to explain that . I was diagnosed with a ill. Do you want to explain that . I was diagnosed with a stroke ill. Do you want to explain that . I was diagnosed with a stroke in i ill. Do you want to explain that . Ii was diagnosed with a stroke in May 2014 and four macro months later i was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when i had another observed. Episode. I have scarring on the brain which meant i have some disabilities, i could not walk, open bottles, talk properly. I like talking, as you can tell. There were loads of little things i can do, i couldnt walk, i couldnt run, it was very tricky for me, i was unable to do anything at home for three months. When i got out the first thing i did was go into a school to teach kids how to do sport. School to teach kids how to do sort. School to teach kids how to do sort. ,. ,. Sport. You have made it very clear in postevent sport. You have made it very clear in postevent interviews sport. You have made it very clear in postevent interviews it sport. You have made it very clear in postevent interviews it is in postevent interviews it is important to you people see someone like you doing what you are doing. Sorry, i pointed. Growing up, i neversaw sorry, i pointed. Growing up, i never saw a cyclist like me, firstly, but i grew up in an area with drugs, crime, young girls getting pregnant. Not much positivity but i wanted people to see people like me. Positivity but i wanted people to see people like me. There is more out there. See people like me. There is more out there. We see people like me. There is more out there, we can see people like me. There is more out there, we can be see people like me. There is more out there, we can be so see people like me. There is more out there, we can be so much see people like me. There is more i out there, we can be so much more. It is nice to go back into schools where i grew up and try to be inspirational to them. When i have spare kit i will give out equipment. I have three suitcases of it. I am trying to get through to people, most people see me in my Cycling Gear and say what is she doing in the lycra and the helmet . 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Like me on the start, one step at a time, get out of the gate and the next bit comes. That is what shes doing, just playing amazingly. Obviously had great training and worked very hard to that point but she is remembering everything she has learnt. For me, it is just like she is playing a rally in training and not even thinking about the on the other side, which is what she needs to do and is doing brilliantly. Tgt needs to do and is doing brilliantly. Needs to do and is doing brilliantl. �. Brilliantly. At this moment in time, ou are brilliantly. At this moment in time, you are just brilliantly. At this moment in time, you are just loving brilliantly. At this moment in time, you are just loving life, brilliantly. At this moment in time, you are just loving life, doing brilliantly. At this moment in time, you are just loving life, doing so i you are just loving life, doing so much, arent you . Bit of cooking, masterchef . Anyone else at the studio, this is the time, i hate to speakfor you but studio, this is the time, i hate to speak for you but we get really hungry at this time. A snack needs to come in. When i heard about the caribbean fish and chips, i need to know the secret. What does it taste like . It know the secret. What does it taste like . , know the secret. What does it taste like . ,. ,. Know the secret. What does it taste like . ,. ,. ,. , know the secret. What does it taste like . , like . It was good, i was impressed m self. It like . It was good, i was impressed myself it was like . It was good, i was impressed myself. It was the like . It was good, i was impressed myself. It was the potato like . It was good, i was impressed myself. It was the Potato Spiral myself. It was the Potato Spiral that got me. It was crunchy, really thin strips, but sweet potato with jerk seasoning. I am not tooting my own home but it tastes really good vinegar, ketchup, it is good. You had a great vinegar, ketchup, it is good. You had a great time . Vinegar, ketchup, it is good. You had a great time . It vinegar, ketchup, it is good. You had a great time . It was vinegar, ketchup, it is good. You had a great time . It was really i had a great time . It was really funn , had a great time . It was really funny. Hard. Had a great time . It was really funny, hard, challenging, had a great time . It was really funny, hard, challenging, so i funny, hard, challenging, so intense. You are cooking every day, you go home, you practice your sleep and think about recipes. Wake up, you are on pinterest. Training in between because i had to win some medals . Between because i had to win some medals . ,. ,. , medals how loud was the party when Ou Tot medals how loud was the party when you got back medals how loud was the party when you got back home . Medals how loud was the party when you got back home . We medals how loud was the party when you got back home . We havent medals how loud was the party when you got back home . We havent had i medals how loud was the party when j you got back home . We havent had a a it, it you got back home . We havent had a party it. It is you got back home . We havent had a party it. It is this you got back home . We havent had a party it, it is this weekend. You got back home . We havent had a party it, it is this weekend. Enjoy party it, it is this weekend. Enoy it. Thank party it, it is this weekend. Enoy it. Thank you. I party it, it is this weekend. Enoy it. Thank you, kadeena i party it, it is this weekend. Enoy it. Thank you, kadeena cox. H when it comes to alarm clocks, most of us probably use our phones. The queen as you might expect has something slightly more impressive. Her majesty is woken every morning by alone bagpiper a unique job which scott methven did for four years. Hes been telling us what the role entailed. To be honest, i quite simply couldnt believe it. I was asked by a gentleman, would you be prepared to go to london and become the next Queens Piper . Thats when i thought, my goodness, this is the most bizarre thing in the world. My name is scott methven, i am a professional Bagpiper Bagpiper and i was the 15th Sovereigns Piper since 1843. I grew up in a small village called gargunnock, which is just at the front of stirling castle. And if anyone had said to me in 30 years time you will actually be living in buckingham palace, i dont think i would have believed you, to be perfectly honest. At nine oclock every morning, you would play the pipes, you will do seven minutes and then you will tune your drones for a wee minute, and then another seven minutes. Really escorting her majesty the queen around. And being there to support, any guests that come along, introduce them to the protocols and the dos and donts. I did Two tours of afghanistan. I was there in 2008 and 2010. At the end of when i was the pipe major of the Argyll And Sutherland highlanders when the regiment was being reduced to a company strength, her majesty was coming for her last visit, sat straight across from her majesty the queen, and i never knew that this was in turn a sort of informal formal interview. I said yes, and then i went and asked my wife and she said i had to go for it. So this was 2017 up in balmoral, and this is the uniform that i would wear at dinner for the queen. So around the dinner tables, for all the members of the family. There were always some good bits of banter and one liners. It was just really enjoyable. Her majesty supported me with everything that went on with my private life. When i was up in balmoral, in 2017, my Wife Wasnt feeling well, my wife morven, and she was diagnosed with stage four terminal cancer. I said, what do i do with my kids here, what do i do with them . And i was told just to go. They were staying in balmoral castle and getting looked after while i was away looking after my wife. And she was given onlyjust weeks to live, you know, and she managed to kind of last a year. And you know, people genuinely think, oh, what you will about the royal family and the queen. They pulled it out the bag for me. The experience i had within the royal household was second to none. You are thrust right into the inner circle of the monarchy. The cliched word would be surreal. Bagpipes divide people, i think they are wonderful but i do think it would be quite shocking first thing in the morning. Can you imagine at 4 15am. Ibit in the morning. Can you imagine at 4 15am. �. In the morning. Can you imagine at 4 15am. �. ,. , stay with us, headlines Coming Up. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Our Headlines Today as the United States marks the 20th Anniversary of the 9 11 Terror Attacks, president Joe Biden pays tribute to the victims and calls for unity. In the last hour the queen has sent a message to the us president saying her prayers remain with the victims and survivors of the attack many of them will be remembered at a ceremony here in london later. Lawyers for the woman whos accused Prince Andrew of Sexual Abuse, claim theyve successfully served him with legal papers. Shes already made History'>Tennis History now Emma Raducano is bidding for grand Slam Glory. After her incredible run, tonight, the british 18 year old, takes on fellow Teenager Leylah Fernandez in the final of the Us Open. And ahead of the 40th great North Run tomorrow, we look at how the race helped transform the image of the North East. An extremely mild start to the day with temperatures for some around 18 degrees at the moment. It will be pretty cloudy today but some rain to come across Northern Areas of scotland. Full forecast Coming Up a little bit later on. Its saturday the 11th of september. President biden has appealed for national unity as he leads memorial Events Today marking the 20th Anniversary of the 9 11 Terror Attacks. The president and First Lady will visit New York, washington and pennsylvania, where the four hijacked planes were crashed killing nearly 3,000 people. Our us Correspondent Nomia iqbal reports. Twin beams of light shoot up into the New York 5ky. A5 is tradition, they will shine from Dusk Till Dawn to remember those who died on 9 11. And in a speech ahead of his arrival in the city, President Biden reminded america of a time when it was united. The days that followed September 11, 2001, We Saw Heroism everywhere, in places expected and unexpected. We also saw something all too rare a true sense of national unity. Unity and resilience. The capacity to recover and repair in the face of trauma. Unity in service. In New York, He Willjoin the families who lost Loved Ones. Former president s Bush And Obama will be here, too. The ceremony will pause six times to acknowledge the exact Moments America was under attack that day. The 20th Anniversary of 9 11 has taken on a greater significance since us troops left afghanistan for good. But here, people are remembering where they were that day, what they lost and where they now stand as a country. Charles wolf will be at the commemorations. The last time he saw his swansea born Wife Katherine was when she left for work. 40 minutes later, the first plane would hit the North Tower. We fell in love without even knowing Each Other. Wejust met, and in a minute or Two it was like all over. And Theres Something in our souls, its like, its like we knew Each Other in past lives or something. She would say, lets have a meal with a nice bottle of wine. He has campaigned Forfairer Compensation forfamilies of the nearly 3000 victims. The impact of that day will never diminish for the families but today, 20 years to the day, President Biden hopes to get america past the 9 11 era, moving it from memory to History. Nomia iqbal, Bbc News, New York. 67 people killed in the attacks were british citizens and many of their relatives will attend a Service Today at the September 11 Memorial garden in london. Graham satchell is there for us. Graham, the queen has sent her personal condolences, hasnt she . We have just had that in the last hour or so, she has sent a message direct to the us president Joe Biden and in it she says, my thoughts and prayers and those of my family and the entire nation remain with the victims, survivors and families affected, as well as the first responders and rescue workers called to duty. It reminds me that as we honour those who lost their lives, we also pay tribute to the Resilience And Determination of the communities who joined together to rebuild. It isa it is a message of conciliation and an indication of the world coming together to remember a day 20 years ago that changed the whole world. There will be global events happening. The main one will be in New York where more than 2000 people were killed in the 20 hours. Here in london, in Grosvenor Square i am stood next to the September 11 Memorial that was dedicated in 2003. It is a hugely significant place for the 67 families of the british people who died 20 years ago because many of them dont have graves of gravestones they converted. There is a Half Tonne Steel girder from the 20 hours buried under the ground here preserved and rising and the names of the 67 are on a plaque on the wall. Those names will be read out today in a private ceremony in 67 White Roses will be laid. At the base of the memorial there is a bouquet of White Roses already at the base of this memorial which has been delivered by the prime Minister Borisjohnson and a handwritten note in which he says in remembrance of those taken from us on 9 11 and in defiance of those who would have us live in fear. The debate around September The 11th and with the world is a safer place will continue. But today is for the families. The Duke Of Yorks lawyers have not yet responded to claims that hes been served with legal papers relating to claims of Sexual Abuse. According to Court Documents filed in New York, lawyers for Virginia Giuffre say they left the papers for Prince Andrew with Police Officers at windsor� s Royal Lodge. The Duke Of York has always strongly denied the accusations and says he has No Recollection of meeting ms giuffre. Our royal correspondent Sarah Campbell has the details. Virginia giuffre, then known as virginia roberts. She alleges that, when she was 17, she was sexually assaulted by Prince Andrew. He categorically denies the claims. Miss giuffre launched her civil case against him last month and, as part of the initial process, papers must be served on the defendant. Her lawyers believe this has now been done. What is not yet clear is whether the princes legal team agree the papers have been served in the correct way to allow the case to proceed. During a Bbc Interview in 2019 with the bbc� s emily maitlis, Prince Andrew denied the Allegations levelled at him by Miss Giuffre i have No Recollection of ever meeting this lady. None whatsoever. You dont remember meeting her . No. He is now in balmoral, scotland. On Monday Afternoon in New York, a Telephone Conference is scheduled to take place between the judge in this case and legal teams, which should provide further detail as to whether and how this case will proceed. Sarah campbell, Bbc News. A Senior Medic says gps in england are finding it increasingly hard to guarantee safe care, as the number of doctors falls and demand surges. Professor martin marshall, who is chair of the royal college of gps, told the guardian that complex consultations and the Vaccination Program are adding to the strain on family doctors. The government has pledged to recruit 6,000 more gps by 2025. The Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer will unveil his Plans Today for Social Care. There has been pressure on them to see what it will do as it opposes the plans of the government. They have opposed the plans of Boris Johnson as it plans to raise taxes and they say it will hit younger and lower earners more which is a case they are likely to repeat today but as ever in politics if youre going to pull something it is hard to do unless you provide a lot and an alternative and the Labour Leader has been under pressure from people in his party Andy Burnham including saying it wont cut it. Sir Keir Starmer he would propose wealth taxes, taxes on landlords but also those who and a large amount of income from property portfolios, selling a large amount of stocks and shares and will go into detail what they would propose for social Care And Emphasis on prevention but also more care in peoples homes rather than care homes as well. We dont yet have a huge amount of detail what exactly some of these might look in practice and how the main Reason Income but we know that Boris Johnson has criticised calls for Raising Taxes on profits raised from racing taxes and saying it wont be enough assets saying it wont be enough assets saying it wont be enough to cover social reform and some tories never stay out Tax Increase in national insurance will hit them politically when workers start paying hundreds more in taxes every Year And Labour also still very much under pressure to provide a bit more detail how there are sums add up. Lone wells there. At least Two people have been killed in a tornado which swept across the italian island of pantelleria. Nine others were injured four critically as cars were overturned and roofs torn from buildings on the island, which lies between sicily and tunisia. Emergency workers are planning to helicopter the wounded to hospitals on sicily once Weather Conditions improve. Emergency workers are planning to helicopter the wounded to hospitals on sicily once Weather Conditions improve. Disney has said the rest of its films this year will screen exclusively in cinemas before being made available for streaming. The company has experimented during the pandemic with releasing some films on its streaming platform, Disney plus. Its new plan is being seen as a sign of growing confidence that Film Lovers are returning to cinemas in large numbers. Chris has the Weather Forecast for us. Morning chris hows it looking . Iv e ive been looking at The Sunrise and we have had some gorgeous sunrises across northern england but across scotland we have a lot of cloud and Mist And Fog and rain. That rain is mostly clearing through the Central Belt, clearing away from dundee at the moment. Rain across Northern Scotland will hang around for a bit longer so North Highland and perhaps not aberdeenshire staying damp for a good part of the morning. Elsewhere a lot of dry weather to come through the rest of the day. Cloud thinning and breaking across england and wales to give us some spells of sunshine. Temperatures up to 23 degrees across eastern areas and it will continue to feel humoured. Further north generally high teens to early 205. I dont think it will feel cold anywhere today. Overnight the Weather Front starts moving back southwards bringing The Rain back across the eastern areas of scotland into North East england towards the end of the night. Quite a bit of cloud elsewhere, a few Mist And Fog patches around coast and hills and maybe drizzle across the high ground of wales and the peak district. On sunday High Pressure will try to build and we start to get northerly winds which will introduce cooler fresher air across the northern half of the country, temperatures are dropping a little compared to recent days. A bit of damp weather to start the day. Eastern scotland, North East england. Across wales we will see cloud thickened with outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon turning potentially heavy but otherwise dry weather. Fresh and cool across Northern Areas, 13 for aberdeen and 15 for newcastle. Further south still feeling a little humid across the very south of england where we will see temperatures again into the low 205. Monday still High Pressure across the North Half of the uk. Still threatening some thicker Cloud And Rain particularly across parts of wales and perhaps into parts of the midlands and maybe not west england. Eastern england should be dry and Cloud Fen and break for sunny spells but the best sunshine will be across northern england, Northern Ireland and scotland. Temperatures for most of us in the high teens so normal for the time of year and given high teens so normal for the time of yearand given a high teens so normal for the time of year and given a few cloud breaks we could see temperatures hit the very low 205 across parts of Eastern England. On tuesday we may see an area of Rain Push across parts of england and wales but Northern Ireland and scotland will continue with dry weather. Mid week probably brightening up with temperatures returning to the low 205. In cardiff and London Highs of around 22 degrees or 22. 21 or 22 degrees. On friday most of us will see rain coming in from the north atlantic as we go through friday. A5 coming in from the north atlantic as we go through friday. As the beatles on it will turn a little cooler and fresher for the north of the uk. On it will turn a little Cooler And Fresherfor the north of the uk. As the a week goes on. Weve had some worrying covid figures from scotland, where one in 45 people is now thought to have the virus. Thats the highest level of inection for any part of the uk since the office for national statistics started doing its weekly survey. We can look at that and all the latest coronavirus developments with our regular Saturday Experts linda bauld, professor of public health and the virologist, chris smith. There does seem to be a moment in time with a focus is there in scotland with rising case rates and changes in some rules and regulations around what people will be allowed to do and how they will be allowed to do and how they will be allowed to get on with normal life. Tell us a bit more about that. Its been a very busy few weeks and scotland with lots of changes. If we go back to august nine we lifted all remaining legal restrictions. Schools started to go back to around the 12th And 13th and most of them back by the 19th and then we have seen the office for national statistics figures this week suggest 117,000 people, one in 45 had the virus but that is a retrospective indicator. There is a real concern indicator. There is a real concern in scotland about the numbers of people infected. We see that in our Waste Water surveys which are a good reliable indication and we think there are a number of factors. Opening up the schools will have played a role, even looking back in the summer high rates around the football and other mass events. The government is trying to get on top of it so as we discussed on monday the latest move is to introduce Vaccine Certification for certain venues and that is really a Policy Decision to see we are not going to take steps back and close things but we need to take some action to get on top of the situation. Some good green shoots, it looks in recent days as though cases are certainly levelling off and although there are many more people in hospital than we would wish we hope that will also decline in the coming weeks. I didnt understand it. You said Waste Water indicators, what do you mean . I think we might have touched on this before but it is really worth emphasising if we havent. Across the uk we have fantastic scientists are skilled at looking at whether the virus is present in our Waste Water so looking at Waste Water treatment plants and they take a sample from those plants, for example across scotland. They compare parts of edinburgh with Glasgow Or Aberdeen in the highlands and say to what extent is the bite is present they are . That doesnt involve sampling people, it is an environmental indicator. It is not a single one we use but part of basket of measures it is useful to test. Chris, apologies for keeping you hanging on. Linda, we have this figure of one and 45 people in scotland. What is an unacceptable figure . Scotland. What is an unacceptable fiture . ,. , scotland. What is an unacceptable fiture . ,. , , figure . That is a very, very high fiture. If figure . That is a very, very high figure if we figure . That is a very, very high figure. If we had figure . That is a very, very high figure. If we had seen figure . That is a very, very high figure. If we had seen that figure . That is a very, very high i figure. If we had seen that earlier in the pandemic without vaccines, we will be looking at thousands of people in hospital and back to the level in january. People in hospital and back to the level injanuary. But people in hospital and back to the level in january. But vaccines people in hospital and back to the level injanuary. But vaccines mean thatis level injanuary. But vaccines mean that is not the case and we are now moving away from just focusing on levels of infection and cases and looking at a wider range of features and the pressure on the Health Service is the key thing. The death remain very low. The vast majority of those cases are in the younger Age Group so we are in a very different situation but we do want those numbers to decline. Those numbers to decline. Chris, there has been those numbers to decline. Chris, there has been discussion those numbers to decline. Chris, there has been discussion as those numbers to decline. Chris, there has been discussion as to i there has been discussion as to whether compulsory mask wearing could be reintroduced. Do you think that would be a sensible move . I think all cards are on the table. We do not think all cards are on the table. We do not know think all cards are on the table. We do not know what will happen this winter do not know what will happen this winter although we do have some reassurance as linda has been saying that the reassurance as linda has been saying that the vaccines are performing really. That the vaccines are performing really, really well. 95 effectiveness in terms of preventing People Effectiveness in terms of preventing people developing severe disease and that makes me really confident we are in that makes me really confident we are in really good shape as we go into winter~ are in really good shape as we go into winter. I would touch people dont into winter. I would touch people dont obsess about the overall numbers dont obsess about the overall numbers of cases, look at how many people numbers of cases, look at how many people are numbers of cases, look at how many people are becoming unwell and going into hospital or worse still losing their into hospital or worse still losing their lives into hospital or worse still losing their lives because these are the nietrics their lives because these are the metrics about what coronavirus will be long term as we move into phase of living be long term as we move into phase of living alongside it and with it rather of living alongside it and with it rather than stop it because we know we can rather than stop it because we know we can make this thing go away. Any nieasures we can make this thing go away. Any measures that can slow it or stop it or keep measures that can slow it or stop it or keep the measures that can slow it or stop it or keep the nhs from being under pressure or keep the nhs from being under pressure remain on the table. We have pressure remain on the table. We have to pressure remain on the table. We have to wait and see what will happen have to wait and see what will happen. In england we are lagging behind happen. In england we are lagging behind scotland in terms of schools because behind scotland in terms of schools because in behind scotland in terms of schools because in scotland schools went back earlier than in england. There is an back earlier than in england. There is an Amplification Effect of schools is an Amplification Effect of schools going back we would expect our case schools going back we would expect our case numbers to continue to rise in england our case numbers to continue to rise in england for at least a while so at the in england for at least a while so at the moment it will be a question of we at the moment it will be a question of we know at the moment it will be a question of we know that is going to happen, how far of we know that is going to happen, how far will of we know that is going to happen, how far will that goal and to what extent how far will that goal and to what extent will that translate into more Cases Extent will that translate into more cases in extent will that translate into more cases in hospital for example and if we do cases in hospital for example and if we do see cases in hospital for example and if we do see an acceleration i think we may have we do see an acceleration i think we may have to we do see an acceleration i think we may have to step in with other nieasures may have to step in with other measures again. But hopefully they will be measures again. But hopefully they will be short and minimal. Jeff bennett has will be short and minimal. Ieff bennett has got in touch with us. Could the annual Flu Jab be combined with an updated Covid Vaccine in the future, to ensure continued efficacy . Certainly plants have been advanced and put certainly plants have been advanced and put forward and considered to put a and put forward and considered to put a programme together where we would put a programme together where we would give put a programme together where we would give a Flu Vaccine at the same time. Would give a Flu Vaccine at the same time. Not would give a Flu Vaccine at the same time. Not in would give a Flu Vaccine at the same time, not in the same syringe and probably time, not in the same syringe and probably not the same arm but at the same probably not the same arm but at the same time probably not the same arm but at the same time in the same patient, a combined same time in the same patient, a combined coronavirus and Flu Vaccine in certain combined coronavirus and Flu Vaccine in certain groups. We are still waiting in certain groups. We are still waiting on in certain groups. We are still waiting on pronouncements from the w waiting on pronouncements from the vai who waiting on pronouncements from the vai who of waiting on pronouncements from the jcvi who of oversight and help us decide jcvi who of oversight and help us decide what policies and vaccination could decide what policies and vaccination could be decide what policies and vaccination could be. Were expecting some from them could be. Were expecting some from them on could be. Were expecting some from them on boosters possibly in the week them on boosters possibly in the week ahead because they are receiving week ahead because they are receiving trial data on how the booster receiving trial data on how the Booster Programme has been working on trial Booster Programme has been working on trial patients. We expect guidance on this in the week ahead and it guidance on this in the week ahead and it would make sense given that flu is and it would make sense given that flu is seasonal and we administer a Bil Flu is seasonal and we administer a big programme of Flu Jabs in a normal big programme of Flu Jabs in a normal year to certain people and they overlap with the people most vulnerable to coronavirus so it would vulnerable to coronavirus so it would make sense on Convenience And Efficiency would make sense on Convenience And Efficiency terms and preventing serious efficiency terms and preventing serious disease terms to try to administer both together and there is no evidence it would be unsafe to do so. Is no evidence it would be unsafe to do so. They is no evidence it would be unsafe to do so, they are completely safe vaccines do so, they are completely safe vaccines that work in different ways and would vaccines that work in different ways and would be administered at different sites. Different sites. Nigel has a question do we know how many people in the daily death figures are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated . This question comes up a lot and maybe we have not been clear on our communication on this point. That is not routinely published in the daily dashboard for the uk. Those figures do exist and they are not that easy to find but they are there. One source is the variant technical briefing that public Health England Produce that look specifically at the Delta Variant and that is a table looking at cases, hospitalisations and deaths from february till the end of august. There are about 500,000 cases of people with the Delta Variant and there were about 1000 1700 deaths in that idiot. About 60 what in double vaccinated individuals but that does not mean the double vaccination is not mean the double vaccination is not saving lives because there are many, many more people and that category who are double vaccinated than unvaccinated in the uk and i often use the analogy of seat belts. Two thirds of people in the uk who die on the roads are waiting seat belts even although 99 of people generally wear seat belts. The 1 who dont wear a Seat Belt Account for the third of deaths. In other words, vaccines are highly effective but not 100 effective. Many of the people with covid our older and the most vulnerable. My colleagues at public Health Scotland recently started publishing hospital deaths by Vaccine Status and many many more people in hospital unvaccinated and vaccinated. Two complicated bits of evidence to understand. Vaccines are still working, we should expect deaths in that Age Group but youre much more protected from death if you are double vaccinated than unvaccinated or even with the first dose. Unvaccinated or even with the first dose. ,. ~ unvaccinated or even with the first dose. ,. ,. ,. Dose. Chris, we talked a lot about schools going dose. Chris, we talked a lot about schools going back. Dose. Chris, we talked a lot about schools going back. I dose. Chris, we talked a lot about schools going back. I wonder dose. Chris, we talked a lot about i schools going back. I wonder where we are with what we have learned so far. What evidence is there about what difference it is making . Ih what difference it is making . In scotland we saw a surge when schools went back scotland we saw a surge when schools went back and prior to that in the summer went back and prior to that in the summer we went back and prior to that in the summer we saw went back and prior to that in the Summerwe Sawa went back and prior to that in the summer we saw a dip went back and prior to that in the Summerwe Sawa dip in went back and prior to that in the summer we saw a dip in cases when Schools Summer we saw a dip in cases when schools went off and this was matted with the schools went off and this was matted with the cases in england as well. So certainly we know that the School Year does so certainly we know that the School Year does play a role in spreading and amplifying notjust year does play a role in spreading and amplifying not just Coronavirus Infections and amplifying not just Coronavirus Infections but in fact all kinds of infections infections but in fact all kinds of infections tend to go up. There are a number infections tend to go up. There are a number of infections tend to go up. There are a number of factors probably involved a number of factors probably involved in that, notjust more people involved in that, notjust more people getting together more often indoors people getting together more often indoors and with the weather getting colder indoors and with the weather getting colder and indoors and with the weather getting colder and autumn coming in we tend to spend colder and autumn coming in we tend to spend more time inside and have the windows and doors closed so ventilation is not so good. With that in ventilation is not so good. With that in mind, many of the measures are being that in mind, many of the measures are being advocated to try to offset those are being advocated to try to offset those effects. Things like trying to ventilate those effects. Things like trying to ventilate the space is better and try to ventilate the space is better and try to install metres which will give try to install metres which will give us try to install metres which will give us some kind of warning if we are not give us some kind of warning if we are not ventilating spaces properly. Lets be are not ventilating spaces properly. Lets be aware of the fact more people lets be aware of the fact more people getting together more often does lead to more Disease Transmission and that will give us Benefits Transmission and that will give us benefits against not just coronavirus but all kinds of respiratory cases and we all end up with seasonal calls because we like to get with seasonal calls because we like to get together and we share our iams to get together and we share our iams as to get together and we share our jams as well as dinners and lunches. Neil has jams as well as dinners and lunches. Neil has a jams as well as dinners and lunches. Neil has a question. Germs. In regard to any future covid passports, what might happen to people who want to get the vaccine but are unable to due to allergies . We have already seen for international travel there is a mechanism for this. We have had international health regulations since 1969 for a yellow fever are now required for travel. There are people who can take up the vaccine and being allergic to one of the ingredients in the pfizer our Medallion Nat Vaccine is a contraindication so you wouldnt necessarily get it. Moderna. It would have to apply to mass events like nightclubs and we look globally on this. Its important that for people who are four very good reasons are not able to have a vaccine are not disadvantaged by these kind of schemes and that needs to be built into The System and it is to be done properly. To be built into The System and it is to be done properly. Thank you very much is to be done properly. Thank you very much. Chris, is to be done properly. 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You were like his nan you dont really want there. You were like his nan a you dont really want there. Gm. Were like his nan a minute ago, now his kid. A huge day for british sport. The teenage Tennis Sensation Emma Raducanu plays in the final of the Us Open. Shell take to the court in New York at 9pm our time hoping to become the first british woman to win a major Tennis Tournament since Virginia Wade lifted the wimbledon trophy in 1977. Lizzie Greenwood Hughes has more. Cool cool, calm and confident, Emma Raducanu looks like she has been doing this for years. Commentator Emma Raducanu, you are through to the final Emma Raducanu, you are through to the final of Emma Raducanu, you are through to the final of the Us Open. The final of the Us Open. Instead, the final of the Us Open. Instead, the 18yearold the final of the Us Open. Instead, the 18yearold has the final of the Us Open. Instead, the 18yearold has barely the final of the Us Open. Instead, the 18yearold has barely any i the 18 year old has barely any international tennis experience, fresh from her A Levels, following an impressive run at wimbledon cut short due to Breathing Difficulties in the fourth round and a final place in the Us Open has prompted plaudits from some of the biggest names in the sport. Names in the sport. Really impressive. Names in the sport. Really impressive, showing names in the sport. Really impressive, showing that i names in the sport. Really impressive, showing that maturity, the poise, i was 26 when i got that level so she is well ahead of me and, again, hat off. This level so she is well ahead of me and, again, hat off. Level so she is well ahead of me and, again, hat off. This is where it all began. And, again, hat off. This is where it all began, primary and, again, hat off. This is where it all began, primary school and, again, hat off. This is where it all began, primary school in i it all began, primary school in bromley,. Raducanu first picked up a Racket Age five in Tennis Club. Now she is already a Role Model for the next generation. I she is already a Role Model for the next generation. She is already a Role Model for the next generation. I dont Play Tennis but i think she next generation. I dont Play Tennis but i think she has next generation. I dont Play Tennis but i think she has inspired next generation. I dont Play Tennis but i think she has inspired me next generation. I dont Play Tennis but i think she has inspired me to i but i think she has inspired me to try it out. But i think she has inspired me to t it out. But i think she has inspired me to t it out. , but i think she has inspired me to t it out. ,. ,. Try it out. She did not give up and is nearly there. Try it out. She did not give up and is nearly there. It try it out. She did not give up and is nearly there. It just try it out. She did not give up and is nearly there. Itjust makes try it out. She did not give up and is nearly there. Itjust makes me| is nearly there. It ust makes me feel is nearly there. It ust makes me feet inspired is nearly there. Itjust makes me feel inspired because is nearly there. Itjust makes me feel inspired because at is nearly there. Itjust makes me feel inspired because at the is nearly there. Itjust makes me feel inspired because at the age| is nearly there. Itjust makes me i feel inspired because at the age of 18, what do you think she be older . Everyone wants to follow her track. She has been winning a lot of money from great britain, Emma Raducanu. He was from great britain, Emma Raducanu. He was right from great britain, Emma Raducanu. He was right about from great britain, Emma Raducanu. He was right about the from great britain, Emma Raducanu. He was right about the money, from great britain, Emma Raducanu. He was right about the money, she i from great britain, Emma Raducanu. He was right about the money, she is predicted to become the uks highest earning sportswoman. Whatever happens tonight, live for this Grammar School carol will never be the same again, lizzie Greenwood Hughes, Bbc News. Grammar school girl. Joining us now is former british number one laura robson. Ona on a scale of one to ten, how excited are you . For lay people, you look and think this is a brilliant woman how she has done, but you know what it is like. Bhd woman how she has done, but you know what it is like what it is like. And is now british number one what it is like. And is now british number one with what it is like. And is now british number one with this what it is like. And is now british i number one with this tournament, what it is like. And is now british number one with this tournament, she has now won so many matches, coming through qualifying, the first ever to reach a Grand Slam final. I cannot believe how incredible she has played but also her behaviour, it has just been way beyond her years. It looks like she has been in that position time and time again. It looks like she is meant to be on the biggest stages in tennis, so i am buzzing for the final tonight. Ive got my hopes up. I feel like she might do it with the way she has been playing and how well she has been playing and how well she has been hitting the ball and taking time away from her opponents as well, unplayable for the last few matches. Fingers crossed, i have a really good feeling about it. 5 really good feeling about it. As someone who has played at the highest level yourself, how hard is it to have the level of composure she has. You get the little glimpses when she is playing shots where she does the Fist Pump and they she is back on but playing with a smile. Lots of people have talked about this, an act of enjoyment in the moment she is in. Given the pressure in international tennis the higher p in international tennis the higher up you go, the more the pressure, how hard is it to have that kind of demeanour . How hard is it to have that kind of demeanour . , . ,. , demeanour . Really difficult. Only a few eole demeanour . Really difficult. Only a few people really demeanour . Really difficult. Only a few people really have demeanour . Really difficult. Only a few people really have that demeanour . Really difficult. Only a few people really have that inner i few people really have that inner belief where they feel like they can close out matches the way she has been. To play in the last Two rounds and specifically, quarterfinals and semifinals players ranked much higher than her, semifinals players ranked much higherthan her, i semifinals players ranked much higher than her, i think its been fun because there has been no pressure or expectation, she has not been the favourite and the crowd has been the favourite and the crowd has been behind the underdog for the whole tournament. She is playing exactly the way you help a young player does but it is one thing to say it and another to pull it off the way she has been. It looks like as you say she has had the best phonein as you say she has had the best phone in New York. All the pressure she had in wimbledon a couple of weeks ago is not the same level when you are playing a Grand Slam abroad, it does not feel the same, more enjoyable and the New York crowds have lifted her, they love the battle of the teenagers. You are lookint at battle of the teenagers. You are looking at the battle of the teenagers. You are looking at the stats, battle of the teenagers. You are looking at the stats, the battle of the teenagers. You are i looking at the stats, the youngest player to have made finals over the years. It has been a really long time. Its, years. It has been a really long time. �. Years. It has been a really long time. ,. Years. It has been a really long time. ,. , years. It has been a really long time. ,. , time. 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Im assuming that over that period of time all players. That over that period of time all players, men and women, have got stronger players, men and women, have got stronger and more physically fit so it is that stronger and more physically fit so it is that much harder to come in when it is that much harder to come in when you it is that much harder to come in when you are young, inexperienced, much when you are young, inexperienced, much physicality with Expertise And Wisdom much physicality with Expertise And Wisdom on much physicality with Expertise And Wisdom on the court. That must be harder wisdom on the court. That must be harder than wisdom on the court. That must be harder than ever but she is doing it anyway harder than ever but she is doing it an a. ~ . Anyway. Yes, i think the difference is that her matches anyway. Yes, i think the difference is that her matches have anyway. Yes, i think the difference is that her matches have been anyway. Yes, i think the difference i is that her matches have been short because she has hit people off the court. She has played far less than her Opponent Today in terms of getting to the final even though she has played three more matches in qualifying. She has not been pushed to a third set, lost a set, not even a Tie Break and that is really helping her body recover. She is able to get off the court pretty quickly, hit people off the court. And have enough time to come back and be really fresh in her next match. A. ,. And be really fresh in her next match. A. ,. , and be really fresh in her next match. ,. , ~ match. Martina hingis was 16 when she won her match. Martina hingis was 16 when she won her first match. Martina hingis was 16 when she won her first grand match. Martina hingis was 16 when she won her first Grand Slam match. Martina hingis was 16 when she won her first Grand Slam title. | she won her first Grand Slam title. People she won her first Grand Slam title. People think that kind of thing cannot people think that kind of thing cannot happen now, things have evened cannot happen now, things have evened up, it is harder. Well, it can happen evened up, it is harder. Well, it can happen. We are watching it unfold can happen. We are watching it unfold. Can happen. We are watching it unfold. ,. , � unfold. You train with her, dont ou . In unfold. You train with her, dont you . In the unfold. You train with her, dont you . In the past . Unfold. You train with her, dont you . In the past . Yes. Unfold. You train with her, dont you . In the past . Yes. You unfold. You train with her, dont you . In the past . Yes. You say| unfold. You train with her, dont i you . In the past . Yes. You say she is hitting people off the court, not literally, but did you think when you were training her she has got something . Something . Absolutely. I think eve one something . Absolutely. I think everyone in something . Absolutely. I think everyone in british something . Absolutely. I think everyone in british Tennis Something . Absolutely. I think everyone in british tennis has i something . Absolutely. I think everyone in british tennis has seen for years. What is it . The way she takes the ball early, the top spin on the ball while style hitting it on the ball while style hitting it on the ball while style hitting it on the rise and taking the time away from her opponent, all those things put together has been how she has played over the last three weeks. You can see in the matches her opponents are not getting into the rally and it helps emma is a fantastic move around the court. She can get a lot stronger still, room for improvement in terms of physicality because she is so young still. She has also got a great head on her shoulders. I keep gushing about her, i cannot believe how well she has played it over the last three weeks and to do it after all the pressure at wimbledon and what happened in the fourth Round Isjust unbelievable. I happened in the fourth round is ust unbelievable. Unbelievable. I think maybe we will hear more about unbelievable. I think maybe we will hear more about this, unbelievable. I think maybe we will hear more about this, we unbelievable. I think maybe we will hear more about this, we will unbelievable. I think maybe we will hear more about this, we will go i unbelievable. 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They are may be used to seeing older champions, but she is used to seeing older champions, but she is only used to seeing older champions, but she is only able to order and it makes she is only able to order and it makes it she is only able to order and it makes it more real. It she is only able to order and it makes it more real. She is only able to order and it makes it more real. It does and has been so fun makes it more real. It does and has been so fun to makes it more real. It does and has been so fun to watch. Makes it more real. It does and has been so fun to watch. Her makes it more real. It does and hasj been so fun to watch. Her Opponent Today, the canadian Leylah Fernandez, i have enjoyed so much the way she has engaged with the crowd for her age, both players tonight, it looks as though they have enjoyed themselves over very High Pressure situations in quarterfinals and semifinals, where you see players much older than them not really enjoying it in the same way. Thats what makes it so fun to watch, it is so fresh for them. Charlie has pizza order, how will you watch it . Charlie has pizza order, how will ou watch it . ,. , you watch it . Commentating on five live, iwill you watch it . Commentating on five live. I will be you watch it . Commentating on five live, i will be biased you watch it . Commentating on five live, i will be biased but you watch it . Commentating on five live, i will be biased but very live, i will be biased but very understandable. Live, i will be biased but very understandable. ,. , understandable. Thanks for talking to us, understandable. Thanks for talking to us. Laura our reporter Fiona Lamdins at a Tennis Club in portishead, near bristol. And who knows perhaps the next Emma Raducanu is there too. Morning, fi. The bunting the hunting is out . Yes, the celebration is in full flow, The Sun is out. These little ones here, starting at three and already learning. Lee, the chairman, what does it mean for emma to be doing so well and hopefully making History later . Hate well and hopefully making History later . ~. , well and hopefully making History later . ,. Well and hopefully making History later . ,. , , well and hopefully making History later . ,. ,. , later . We are doing our best to tromote later . We are doing our best to promote tennis later . We are doing our best to promote tennis in later . We are doing our best to promote tennis in our later . We are doing our best to promote tennis in our little later . We are doing our best to. Promote tennis in our little area. Over 100 Juniors Training here, so i Hope Something like emma gives us a boost. Therejust Hope Something like emma gives us a boost. There just arent enough girls playing tennis, especially at competition level, very few girls playing tennis. We hope this will help. 5 playing tennis. We hope this will hel. �. ,. Playing tennis. We hope this will hel. , � , playing tennis. We hope this will help. As you can see here, they are expanding. Help. As you can see here, they are expanding, brandnew help. As you can see here, they are expanding, brandnew courts, help. As you can see here, they are i expanding, brandnew courts, behind expanding, brand new courts, behind me they are resurfacing the courts. Dorm is doing coaching, good morning. What effect is it having on the children that you are training . It has had a lot of effect, the kids are happy to see someone so young into the final and hopefully she will go into on to win it later on. Will go into on to win it later on. ~. , will go into on to win it later on,. , will go into on to win it later on. ,. ,. On. We could have another emma in our midst. On. We could have another emma in our midst. Keep on. We could have another emma in our midst, keep practising. On. We could have another emma in our midst, keep practising. Lets our midst, keep practising. Lets talk to some of the slightly older ones. Killian, youre14. A5 talk to some of the slightly older ones. Killian, youre14. As someone little older, how often do you Play Tennis here . Three times a week. Fully committed, what is it like seeing someone not that much older than you . Seeing someone not that much older than ou . , ,. ,. Than you . Quite inspirational because she than you . Quite inspirational because she must than you . Quite inspirational because she must work than you . Quite inspirational because she must work so i than you . Quite inspirational. Because she must work so hard than you . Quite inspirational because she must work so hard to get to where she is now. You because she must work so hard to get to where she is now. To where she is now. You are excited about tonight . To where she is now. You are excited about tonight . Yes. To where she is now. You are excited about tonight . Yes. Great. To where she is now. You are excited about tonight . Yes. Great. Olivia, i about tonight . Yes. Great. Olivia, you are 11, just to senior school, from a girl for point of view, a great model . From a girl for point of view, a great model . From a girl for point of view, a Treat Model . , , � , great model . Really inspiring, shes onl seven great model . Really inspiring, shes only seven years great model . Really inspiring, shes only seven years older great model . Really inspiring, shes only seven years older than great model . Really inspiring, shes only seven years older than me great model . Really inspiring, shes only seven years older than me and | only seven years older than me and yet she has gone onto maybe win a Grand Slam, so it shows anybody can do anything. Uttre Grand Slam, so it shows anybody can do anything do anything. Are you thinking you have to work do anything. Are you thinking you have to work harder . Do anything. Are you thinking you have to work harder . It do anything. Are you thinking you have to work harder . It makes i do anything. Are you thinking you | have to work harder . It makes me feel like girls have to work harder . It makes me feel like girls can have to work harder . It makes me feel like girls can play have to work harder . It makes me feel like girls can Play Tennis have to work harder . It makes me feel like girls can Play Tennis and i feel like girls can Play Tennis and when. Feel like girls can Play Tennis and when. She feel like girls can Play Tennis and when, she can show everyone can play and win when, she can show everyone can play and win i when, she can show everyone can play and win. When, she can show everyone can play and win. ~ ,. , when, she can show everyone can play and win. ~ ,. ,. ,. , and win. I think she has done really tood. And win. I think she has done really good. Brilliant. And win. I think she has done really good. Brilliant. Girls, and win. I think she has done really good. Brilliant. Girls, keep and win. I think she has done really good. Brilliant. Girls, keep playingl good. Brilliant. Girls, keep playing it, enjoy the much wetter weather you are listening or watching. Obviously it is the middle of the night still in america. The Team And Portis had just outside bristol want to sent a special message to emma. This is the red team, they have a special message for you, emma. 50. Special message for you, emma. Go, emma go. Special message for you, emma. Go, emma go, emma charlie some voices, a special occasion, the more you hear the tale, getting to the place, this light. He tale, getting to the place, this litht. ,. ,. , light. He see all the people who have been light. He see all the people who have been wishing light. He see all the people who have been wishing emma light. He see all the people who i have been wishing Emma Raducanu well, rock stars, politicians, getting involved. I well, rock stars, politicians, getting involved. Well, rock stars, politicians, getting involved. I know you said yesterday. Getting involved. I know you said yesterday. She getting involved. I know you said yesterday, she has getting involved. I know you said yesterday, she has won getting involved. I know you said yesterday, she has won already. | getting involved. I know you said yesterday, she has won already. You dont have the yesterday, she has won already. Tif7l. Dont have the nerves of a big final like previous occasions because she is there. Slight favourite but whatever happens, already an incredible story and victory. You will talk about incredible story and victory. You will talk about sporting events . Raducanu, ronaldo and running. If you have ever done a five k, maybe you have ever done a five k, maybe you are training for a 10k, Half Marathon or marathon, it goes back to 1981, a certain event being staged again tomorrow. Nearly 60,000 people pounding the streets of newcastle, gateshead tomorrow, the great North Run takes place. And this Years Event will be even more special than usual. Ive been taking a look back at the uks biggest run turns 40. For four decades its been changing lives, transforming the communities along its route through the simple act of running, together. Archive the greatest, the friendliest, but above all, a colourful and joyous celebration of identity and spirit. Back in 1981 the great North Run was the first of its kind. Before it came along, running events were for the elite, not for the masses, but olympic Legend Brendan Foster changed all that when he witnessed a Community Run in New Zealand and decided to try it here. I mean, people are asking us are you going to do it again next year, and to be perfectly honest weve got no choice, weve gotta do it because thats what the public are demanding. Over 12,000 entered, making it the biggest race in britain. One that even tempted the then england captain, kevin keegan, to take part in. Archive what a Day Kevin keegans been having. Alongside keegan, many whom had never thought of running before like Aileen And Brenda. Friends in that first Run And Theyve done every one since then. We saw the great North Run advertised on telly and we thought, right, well do that instead of all these mad diets that we used to do. Itjust made us healthier, didnt it. We could eat as much chocolate. You dont have to think about your diet just go for a run, thatll get rid of it. I just love running now. Ive run 40 years and itjust blows away the cobwebs, its fabulous, i love it. And ill be very upset when I Cant do it any more i like the beginning and the very end. Theres some painful bits. But the crowds pull you along. Anyway, i wont Hold You up any more. I can see youre in fine shape ahead of your 40th run, so. Good luck and ill let you go. But you know, the story of this run goes far beyond the impact on individuals like Aileen And Brenda and the Tens Of Thousands of people that Line Up one day a year. It has helped transform and regenerate whole areas along the route. Along by the river as well. Its brought communities back together and restored Pride and believe in areas, really badly hit in the early 805 by unemployment and recession. With the Beating Heart of this area, the coal, Steel And Shipbuilding industries in terminal decline, the great North Run came along at the perfect time. Bob and ronnie became friends at one of the shipyards which closed in 1984. Theyve also taken part in every great North Run and at the time it helped keep them going. It kept people sane, it was something to look forward to every year. It might have been something that took their eye off the bad things that was going about, you know. It certainly did for me. As soon as the run was finished one year, the only thing i could think about was the next year. The next year, you know. It kept you sort of, i think it kept your mental state. Theres so much Pride in doing it. Ive actually got goose bumps standing here talking about it in depth. The sense of belonging. And you know, the greeting we got from the lasses here was like, oh, weve not seen you for Two years, its great to see yas. And thats the camaraderie thats built whole communities. When i watch the footage on the television and it shows you these Helicopter Shots of thousands of runners and the finish and the start, and i just look at that and say thats where im from, thats where i live. And that really, that really gives me that sense of Pride. Such has been the impact of this run that its History has now been celebrated in a film that premiered this week to mark the 40th anniversary. Voiceover thousands would come. They claimed it as their own. Scripted by the man behind the horrible Histories Series and funded by the national lottery heritage fund. The great North Run brought hope at a time when the region was done. At a time when the region was down. It brought people to the region and before then people had always had this vision of dark satanic mills, and they came up here, and especially at the finish when you go to the glorious Marsden Beach where i grew up as a lad, and you see it and people say, actually, the North Isnt as bad as we thought. In the decade since it began, its become the trailblazer for Community Runs up and down the land. Its still the biggest of its kind with 55,000 running this year. Its role more important than ever after the isolation of the pandemic and lockdowns and after missing its place in the calendar last year. When we thought about the History of the great North Run we realised that a lot of change has happened in the areas over the 40 years. From an old industrial past to the bright shining surroundings we see today, and the few constants in that time have been the great North Run and the people in the North East and the character of the North East, and theres certainly a relationship between the kind of hope and optimism the great North Run brings and the Spirit And Identity of the North East, for sure. 40 years on and this event is so ingrained in the dna of this region now, and in bob and ronnie, to the extent that bob intends to take part forever, even when hes gone, with his sons, literally, carrying on his legacy. It would be no hardship for them just to carry my ashes around and then i might spiritually feel as though im still doing the run, you know, forever. The great North Run on bbc Two from 9pm and ten oclock tomorrow morning. Damejacqueline wilson has written more than 100 books, including of course the story of Tracy Beaker, which celebrates its 30 anniversary this year. But her latest work is damejacquelines take on a much older classic the railway children which was first published in 1905. Shes here to tell us more. The railway children, a lot of people will think of it as the firm, Jenny Agutter. People will think of it as the firm, Jenny Agutter people will think of it as the firm, Jenny Agutter. People of a certain teneration Jenny Agutter. People of a certain generation bursting Jenny Agutter. People of a certain generation bursting into Jenny Agutter. People of a certain generation bursting into tears. I Jenny Agutter. People of a certain I Generation bursting into tears. Why did Ou Generation bursting into tears. Why did you want generation bursting into tears. Why did you want to generation bursting into tears. Why did you want to have a go at that . One of my favourite when i was young, e edith nesbit, i thought people wouldnt Mind Someone using vaguely the same plot, but with a twist, modern. In the original book, dad is a classic english gentleman, when he goes to prison it is clear to everybody that he is innocent and mum is one of those wonderful amazing mothers who neverflaps, goes to a cottage with her kids in the country, it is pitch dark, rustling over her feet, the country, it is pitch dark, rustling over herfeet, she the country, it is pitch dark, rustling over her feet, she doesnt scream like ordinary women, she says lets have an adventure, dear. I thought, i do not see life like that so, with huge respect to The Book which is quite wonderful, i have done my own version where mum gets frightened and irritated and dad, i will not give away the plot but he is not quite as wonderful as the youngest child, phoebe, imagines. I wanted to keep railway as a kind of setting but in the original book the children walk along the tracks and lump up children walk along the tracks and jump up on the platform, you think you couldnt possibly do that now. Health and safety a vintage Steel Railway Whereabouts of children are welcomed but you have to stick to the rules, i thought this would do. You could have mishaps and dramatic happenings in my book which seem feasible. I thought, happenings in my book which seem feasible. Ithought, yes, i happenings in my book which seem feasible. Ithought, yes, lam pleased with that. Feasible. Ithought, yes, i am pleased with that. Feasible. Ithought, yes, i am pleased with that. Definitely a more modern version. Pleased with that. Definitely a more modern version. But pleased with that. Definitely a more modern version. But we pleased with that. Definitely a more modern version. But we are pleased with that. Definitely a more modern version. But we are seeing | pleased with that. Definitely a more | modern version. But we are seeing a new illustrator that you are working with. We have worked together a long time, Nick Sharratt and i, he is concentrating on is in stock. Rachael dean is at the start of her career, wonderful illustrations, the cover looks fantastic. We have not got 30 more years like nick and i, but as long as rachael is willing i am thrilled to bits. She has picked up am thrilled to bits. She has picked up everything that is in the text. She has been wonderful in communicating with me and we have spoken on the phone obviously, but we are about to meet at some other event later on. It will be such fun to meet her in person. Im event later on. It will be such fun to meet her in person. Im thinking all authors. To meet her in person. Im thinking all authors. May to meet her in person. Im thinking all authors, may especially all authors, may especially childrens authors, love to meet the people who read their books. I am assuming that hasnt happened for a while. It assuming that hasnt happened for a while. ,. , assuming that hasnt happened for a while. , ,. , while. It has been very weird and frustrating while. It has been very weird and frustrating and while. It has been very weird and frustrating and where while. It has been very weird and frustrating and where i while. It has been very weird and frustrating and where i live while. It has been very weird and frustrating and where i live you i frustrating and where i live you cannot zoom properly because the broadband is so hopeless. I am so exciting now, i broadband is so hopeless. I am so exciting now, Lam Broadband is so hopeless. I am so exciting now, i am going to meet lots of different children in a very carefully organised way. I could not infect the children, not right beside me, they cannot infect me, but hopefully i will have an audience. But hopefully i will have an audience but hopefully i will have an audience. ,. Audience. Over the years you must have had funny audience. Over the years you must have had funny experience, audience. Over the years you must i have had funny experience, children will tell you what they think. Absolutely, if you are talking to a whole that of children, adults are often very polite and even if they think that person is a crush on board, they will generally sit up straight. Children if you are not engaging them, they will yawn, pick their noses, fidget and say they need to go to the will. You have to be on your toes and know what is going down well. Be on your toes and know what is going down well. Have you ever tried out a draft or going down well. Have you ever tried out a draft or chapters going down well. Have you ever tried out a draft or chapters in going down well. Have you ever tried out a draft or chapters in children . I out a draft or chapters in children . When my daughter was at Nursery School i did sometimes go along they are. I have learned children want to please you and if you are right there if you say what did you think, they will say lovely but might not have thought that. My daughter hilariously when she was little hated any kind of sadness or conflict. And my books are dripping with those things i made up stories for her were a little girls have birthdays every week and heaps of friends, and then i wrote my own stories. Although they have happy endings and there are lots of funny bits, i do think about the more sort of dark side of things as well. Tracy beaker, of course, the gift that keeps on giving. Gad Tracy Beaker, of course, the gift that keeps on giving. Tracy beaker, of course, the gift that keeps on giving. God bless my Tracy Beaker that keeps on giving. God bless my Tracy Beaker my that keeps on giving. God bless my Tracy Beaker. My daughter that keeps on giving. God bless my Tracy Beaker. My daughter said that keeps on giving. God bless my Tracy Beaker. My daughter said to | that keeps on giving. God bless my i Tracy Beaker. My daughter said to me a few years ago, i wonder what would happen to her when she grows up and i thought, oh, happen to her when she grows up and ithought, oh, i happen to her when she grows up and i thought, oh, i thought she would still be feisty, have anger issues and be a mum. Just because you have beenin and be a mum. Just because you have been in care and have had inadequate parenting does not mean you will be a lousy parent used up. I am thrilled cbbc is now showing my mum Tracy Beaker and many more episodes hopefully in the pipeline. Thank ou, so hopefully in the pipeline. Thank you. So much. Hopefully in the pipeline. Thank you, so much, dame hopefully in the pipeline. Thank you, so much, Dame Jacqueline you, so much, damejacqueline wilson. The new book is called the primrose railway children. The illustrations are gone now. It is out on thursday. Breakfast back 6am tomorrow, fingers crossed, reading with brilliant news about Emma Raducanu, have a lovely day. 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