On twitter and instagram. Im vicderbyshire. Or you can email victoria bbc. Co. Uk Job Vacancies Have Hit a record high rising above One Million for the first time since records began, according to official figures. Lawyers for Prince Andrew Tell A Court in New York that Sexual Assault allegations filed against him are baseless and potentially unlawful. Travel Body Abta is calling for a significant overhaul of the Governments Traffic Light system. The met gala one of fashion� s biggest and starriest events has rolled out its Red Carpet in New York for some of the planets best known celebrities. Good morning. Well all get more details later from the government on its plans to deal with the pandemic over the coming months in england. We expecting that all Over 50s will be offered a covid boosterjab. It was confirmed last night that children aged 12 15 will be offered a single Vaccine Dose from next week in england. Heres what some teenagers think of that. I dont want to make a decision where maybe i might regret later in life or. I just want to take things at a pace where i know i understand. Its very cloudy recently. A lot of people recite that source and other sources. It is not one clear idea behind it one person will say is not safe and another will say its safe. Its kind of contradictory. So it sounds like you are a bit confused at the moment about what is the right thing to do. Me and many other people, yes. I definitely want to get the vaccine as soon as possible. I think it will really help me and the people around me if i try and stay as safe as possible. Invitations for the vaccine will begin next week, heres the Vaccines Minister nadhim zahawi. What will happen is that clinicians will Share Information with parents, with the children, leaflets, online as well. Then there will be a Consent Form sent from the school in the usual way that schools do it. Some schools do it in hard copy, they will put it in a letter for parents to sign, some do it electronically, so they will E Mail parents to gain. Share information and gain their consent, so parental consent is required and then the Vaccination Programme will take place. There are concerns though from teachers about how the plan will be rolled out. This opens up a number of other issues. Logistically, how will this work in a School Or College . But secondly, what happens if there is a dispute between a young person and their parent . What we dont want is our members, who lead our schools and colleges, to feel in any way that they are part of that. You know, they have been receiving, in some cases, some pretty snarky E Mails and letters from organisations saying they are opposed to vaccinations and making all kinds of accusations to school leaders if they were to allow this to proceed. Lets hear from parents. Lets hearfrom parents. Are you getting your child vaccinated . Lets talk to claire hordle, who is the Mum of a 13 year old girl. Are you happy for your daughter to be vaccinated . fist are you happy for your daughter to be vaccinated . Be vaccinated . At this point in time, be vaccinated . At this point in time. No. Be vaccinated . At this point in time. No. Im be vaccinated . At this point in time, no, im not. Be vaccinated . At this point in time, no, im not. There be vaccinated . At this point in time, no, im not. There is. Be vaccinated . At this point in | time, no, im not. There isjust be vaccinated . At this point in time, no, im not. There isjust not enough evidence available to me at this moment. I am really concerned at the fact that one minute we are offering double jabs and now we are only offering single jabs. I have been double jabbed myself so i am not an anti baxter, but there is just not enough evidence of this Age Group to make it work at this moment. Is it because they dont want to have disruption in the Education System . 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I have read that Jcvi I Statement and i keep uptodate statement and i keep up to date daily with News Reports and things like that and im always checking the Government Website just to see what has been published. So i will make sure that i am keeping us informed as i possibly can, but the information is few and far between. We dont get enough information Coming Out from the government, i think, and statistics now as we used to. , think, and statistics now as we used to. G. ,. , to. The jcvi said there was a marginal to. The jcvi said there was a marginal health to. The jcvi said there was a marginal Health Benefit to. The jcvi said there was a marginal Health Benefit for l to. The jcvi said there was a marginal Health Benefit for 1215 marginal Health Benefit for 12 15 Year Olds and having the vaccination, but because it was marginal, it was definitely a benefit, because it was marginal they werent recommending a roll out which is why they suggested that the chief medical officers should have a look and look at the wider issues. I think they have considered the wider issues. They havent considered the wider issues. All they have considered is education. What the wider issues. All they have considered is education. What else would ou considered is education. What else would you want considered is education. What else would you want them considered is education. What else would you want them to considered is education. What else would you want them to be considered is education. What else would you want them to be looking l would you want them to be looking at . I would you want them to be looking at . ,. ,. , 4 would you want them to be looking at . ,. , at . 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How many have admitted to P I C u and how many have been affected by it covid today . My nephew, who is 2a, he had won vaccination, he then went down with covid. He was pretty poorly for a few days but he got over it and now he has had his second vaccination. But, you know, they are also saying from some of the News Reports i read yesterday that the leading Health Officers have said that most children have probably had this and they may have some Antibodies and so they willjust give them one vaccination. I feel i dont see any of the evidence to that fact and so it seems to be a lot of contrary advice. Ii that fact and so it seems to be a lot of contrary advice. That fact and so it seems to be a lot of contrary advice. If you have had covid, lot of contrary advice. If you have had covid. You lot of contrary advice. If you have had covid, you will lot of contrary advice. If you have had covid, you will have lot of contrary advice. If you have had covid, you will have some. 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I used to be in the Army Cadet Force and are used to be an Adult Instructor for many years and i used to deal with 1318 for many years and i used to deal with 13 18 Year Olds and the difference between a 13 year old, just coming in to a unit versus a 15 or 16 year old is astronomical. Their understanding of Life And Life experience is very different and all children are different as well. They are children still at 12 13 14 and they are not quite adolescent in my mind. They are still very much seeking parental consent on things, whereas, you know, as they get older, they do start to get a little bit more rebellious, they start to think about their own minds a bit more and they are more entitled to make their own decision, which is why we have the age of consent being 16. We want these young people to make their minds up and make their own decisions, but my personal opinion is my daughter is not capable of making that decision. She has no idea about what the Long Term effects could be or even if she is willing to take that risk right now. Because we dont know. And nobody can tell me that we do because it has only been around for 18 months and because the Health Risks are so marginal, my Opinion Hasnt been swayed yet and i am just waiting for some evidence to come out. I dont know what is going to be, but i am waiting for something to tell me that yes, this is going to be safe, yes, it is going to make a major impact to the transmission rights, to people getting severely poorly over the winter and then i will be happy. Over the winter and then i will be ha. , ~ over the winter and then i will be ha. , ~ ,. ,. Happy. Thank you very much. Thank ou for happy. Thank you very much. Thank you for talking happy. Thank you very much. Thank you for talking to happy. Thank you very much. Thank you for talking to us. Happy. Thank you very much. Thank you for talking to us. She happy. Thank you very much. Thank you for talking to us. She does you for talking to us. She does raise interesting questions and lets see if we can get them answered. Dominic wilkinson is professor of medical ethics at the university of oxford. Do you agree with our Mum who suggested there is a really big difference is in a 12 and 13 year old and a 15 year old when it comes to Competency And Consent . Thats absolutely right. Of course, children develop their Independence And Understanding and ability to make decisions over time and not all do that at the same rate. Although we have these traditional age Cut Offs, one of the things that the law has been clear about for some time is that you need to consider each individual in relation to the specific decision that they are making. So, some younger teens may be able to make these decisions and others are not ready to do so. According to the Vaccines Minister, as i said to our mother, it will be the medical professional who will bring a Parent And Child who disagree together to talk through the facts, as far as they know them, and then that medical professional will decide whether the 12 15 year old has the competency. It is that 0k old has the competency. It is that ok with you . Old has the competency. It is that ok with you . I old has the competency. It is that ok with you . | think old has the competency. It is that ok with you . I think there old has the competency. It is that ok with you . I think there are old has the competency. It is that i ok with you . I think there are some real practical questions about how thatis real practical questions about how that is going to work in a School Setting. You can well imagine a gp sitting down with a young person and establishing their understanding of the vaccine, their understanding of the vaccine, their understanding of the choices they have and making an informed decision. I think its very difficult to see that being possible in a School Setting where they are trying to get through and vaccinate large numbers of people in a short space of time. Large numbers of people in a short space of time space of time. Right, so in the ractical space of time. Right, so in the practical Side Space of time. Right, so in the practical side of space of time. Right, so in the practical side of things, space of time. Right, so in the practical side of things, you i space of time. Right, so in the l practical side of things, you just dont think there will be time for the vaccinate is to do that. The Vaccine Minister did say he imagined it would be, the cases would be few and far between for a dutch parent and far between for a dutch Parent And Child disagreed. How did you find consent, how do you fine define competency . The find consent, how do you fine define competency . Find consent, how do you fine define competency . The idea that we have in law. Define competency . The idea that we have in law. In define competency . The idea that we have in law, in the define competency . The idea that we have in law, in the uk, define competency . The idea that we have in law, in the uk, dates define competency . The idea that we have in law, in the uk, dates back. Have in law, in the uk, dates back now 35 years or so, and it is the notion of gallic competence, and this is our situation of Victoria Gillick who was concerned that a young person might be given contraceptives against her wishes. If her daughters went to the gp. So sheets sought a clear statement that that would not be possible. And then they gave the opposite statement. They said that the young person who understands whats at stake, can make a decision without their parent or even against their parents refusal. So that is the principal, theissueis refusal. So that is the principal, the issue is for a Health Professional like myself, i am a paediatrician, is to understand is this particular young person mature enough, do they understand the issues that they are able to make this a specific decision on their own. ~ this a specific decision on their own. ~ ,. , this a specific decision on their own. ~ i. , this a specific decision on their own. ~. ,. , ~. , joining me now is our chief political correspondent, adam fleming. There are lots of issues for parents and young people to consider here, which the government realises. Iliiuihat which the government realises. What has been interesting which the government realises. Wast has been interesting for me which the government realises. Kwisgt has been interesting for me as an outsider who doesnt have children and observing this is not something i have had to grapple with in my life, but then you realise, there are lots of professionals out there who have been grappling with it as you have been hearing for decades and there is Case Law out there. I know it is interesting and i have been struck in the last few days but teachers and schools do not want to go there. They are happy to provide the venue through the jab is to be given, they are happy to collect the Consent Forms and handed leaflets that can be provided by the government, but they dont want to get involved in any of these discussions or facilitating the conversations with the people doing the injections, the parents and children receiving them. A, bit the injections, the parents and children receiving them. A bit of a Minefield Children receiving them. A bit of a minefield. We children receiving them. A bit of a minefield. We have children receiving them. A bit of a minefield. We have this children receiving them. A bit of a minefield. We have this press minefield. We have this Press Conference with the Prime Minister later and we know a bit about what he is going to say in terms of how he is going to say in terms of how he thinks he is going to tackle any upsurge in covid raise in the coming months. The upsurge in covid raise in the coming months. , upsurge in covid raise in the coming months. , upsurge in covid raise in the coming months. , , months. The way it has been explained months. The way it has been explained to months. The way it has been explained to me months. The way it has been explained to me is months. The way it has been explained to me is plan months. The way it has been explained to me is Plan A months. The way it has been | explained to me is Plan A and months. The way it has been explained to me is Plan A and about vaccines and so alongside the offer from yesterday, today we are probably going to get more details about the big Booster Campaign for the Over 50s and we reckon it will be delivered in the same way as the original vaccine campaign, when you stop of the oldest and most vulnerable and people in Care Homes and people working in the nhs and then you work down the age bands until you get to 58 and it will be a single dose, probably six months after your second dose of your original Coronavirus Vaccine and thatis original Coronavirus Vaccine and that is Plan A. And in the rest of this document we will get plan b, which is the measure is the government is going to hold in reserve for the various scenarios that could unfold with covid. And the things that have kind of leaked out in advance are the idea that the rules and masks might be tightened up rules and masks might be tightened up and so we will have to wear masks in more places and it could be made mandatory and this idea that the work from Home Guidance might revert to working from home as opposed to have a conversation with your employer about working in work safely. And theyre working in the background that if things get bad the idea of introducing Covid Packed Passports for nightclubs. There is always more stuff in there that is briefed in advance and i think there will be lots of questions, as there always are about who will be making these decisions to reintroduce measures . Will be ministers . Will be local authorities . Will be local directors of Public Health . And i dont think we will have any thresholds or triggers in there because up until now, ministers have liked to leave it as a matter for theirjudgment about when to reintroduce things, rather than having obvious trigger points. Another thing we will have to wait a little bit longer for is what is happening with the Traffic Light Travel system because the government is committed to review that whole thing by the 1st Of October and saw Thatis Thing by the 1st Of October and saw that is floating around the system as well but i dont think it is ready to emerge from the system yet. Thank you very much. And thank you to your messages about the kind of conversations that are going on in your household about whether you have a child between 12 and 15. Celeb has said he has a child with Learning Difficulties and has already received one dose. Part of their decision was made and how they would cope physically and emotionally if they had covid and it wasnt mild. I suppose every parent will have to give consideration to different things. Hilary said that yes, her15 year old different things. Hilary said that yes, her 15 year old son agrees completely. I am a Cancer Patient and he wants to give me and others and he wants to give me and others and himself safe. 15 year old me would not have been so make sure mature, said hilary. Mummy bug says that her son is 11 and a half and he has autism and he cant remember any previous jabs. He wants it and we want him to have it and he has anxiety of covid and the cost of covid is making it worse. Another said that they have had this discussion with a 14 year old son and he will have his vaccine and they will take it with our consent as parents. Our mother earlier told us that she wasnt happy for her 13 year old to receive it. If you have any questions on teenage vaccines, boosters for the Over 50s, or the governments Winter Plan, then wed love to hear them. Ill put them to the virologist professorjonathan ball, on your questions answered at 10. 30. Get in touch using the hashtag bbc your questions or email yourquestions bbc. Co. Uk. I can now speak to Saffron Cordery whos the Deputy Chief Executive of nhs providers who represent Nhs Trusts in england. Hello to you. From what we know of the kind of Tool Kit that the Prime Minister is going to keep up his sleeve should Infections surge over the coming months, are you have been about whats available . I the coming months, are you have been about whats available . About whats available . I think that what we have about whats available . I think that what we have to about whats available . I think that what we have to look about whats available . I think that what we have to look at about whats available . I think that what we have to look at from about whats available . I think that what we have to look at from an i about whats available . I think that i what we have to look at from an Nhs Perspective is what all of this means for trusts on the front line, really fighting the covid battle. I think using vaccinations is absolutely critical and we have seen that they have been successful in reducing the severity of covid in those who have been vaccinated and also back translation into Hospital Cases and ventilation cases. But, and i think there is a big but here, we also need to remember that despite the vaccinations, which are really important, we are seeing in covid cases rising steadily and we are seeing particularly spikes in the number of covid cases when we have big events, things like the Euro 2020 finals and things like that. We do see things like people coming together En Masse and then a spike in cases. Share coming together En Masse and then a spike in cases spike in cases. Are those people, is that translating spike in cases. Are those people, is that translating to spike in cases. Are those people, is that translating to people spike in cases. Are those people, is that translating to people going l is that translating to people going into hospital . Into hospital . When you see the number of into hospital . When you see the number of cases into hospital . When you see the number of cases go into hospital . When you see the number of cases go up, into hospital . When you see the number of cases go up, the into hospital . When you see the. Number of cases go up, the Number And Proportion of people going to hospital does rise. While you cant directly trace every individual back to Hospital Cases, overall, we do see the number of Hospital Cases rising with those kind of spikes and then the onward, upward trajectory. I think it is really important that we keep a very close eye on Hospital Cases, ventilation, Bed Cases and then remember that the nhs is trying to do twojobs then remember that the nhs is trying to do two jobs at the moment or threejobs, look after to do two jobs at the moment or three jobs, look after those who are presenting for Emergency Treatment through A E Departments and a Crisis Care in Mental Health, looking after covid patients who have becoming really poorly and also trying to get down that backlog of waiting for routine operations and there is a finite number of hospital beds, there is a finite number of staff and you have to balance those two so that the more covid patients, the more fewer Hospital Routines and procedures that can take place. We have to remember that that is there and needs to be looked at and so it is notjust about present preventing the nhs becoming overwhelmed by covid alone, it is enabling the nhs to carry on with thejob but it enabling the nhs to carry on with the job but it needs to do and so people who were in pain, people who need a really important diagnostic Test Or Someone who needs to be able to access Mental Health support. Some really important elements to remember there as well. Some really important elements to remember there as well. Thank you ve much remember there as well. Thank you very much for remember there as well. Thank you very much for your remember there as well. Thank you very much for your time remember there as well. Thank you very much for your time today. Borisjohnson is mourning the loss of his mother, after she died yesterday at the age of 79. Charlottejohnson wahl, who was a painter, died suddenly and peacefully at St Marys hospital, paddington, yesterday. Prince andrews lawyers have told a pre Trial Hearing that legal action accusing him of Sexual Assault is baseless and should be dismissed. Virginia giuffre has launched a civil lawsuit over the alleged abuse, which she says happened two decades ago, when she was 17. The duke of york has consistently denied ms giuffres claims. Our North America Correspondent Nada Tawfik sent this report. Well, this first hearing really centred more on procedure rather than the allegations. Those allegations, of course, Virginia Giuffre accusing Prince Andrew of sexually assaulting her in london, New York and the us Virgin Islands when she was just 17 years old. Now the duke of york has strenuously denied those allegations, even saying he has no recollection of ever meeting Virginia Giuffre. But in court it really did focus on the steps ahead. Prince andrews attorney told the court he had two main arguments. First, that the papers were not properly served to the duke of york, that the Uk High Court had to weigh in on the legality of service. And secondly, he said they believed this lawsuit was potentially unlawful and baseless. And what they said they wanted was to see a 2009 Settlement Agreement between Virginia Giuffre and jeffrey epstein. Now they believe there is a release in that agreement which would absolve the duke of york of any legal obligation. Now, Virginia Giuffres attorneys, in response, said they thought that was a mischaracterisation of that settlement. They also said if Prince Andrew does feel that he was not properly served, that he needs to put in a formal motion through the court, so that could be litigated. The judge will hear oral arguments in october, october 13, and that will be in person. The next chance these parties will have to once again debate whether this case can get under way. A global survey has highlighted the depth of anxiety many young people are feeling about climate change. Nearly 60 of young people approached said they felt very worried or extremely worried. More than 45 of those questioned said feelings about the climate affected their daily lives. The survey across ten countries was led by bath university, in collaboration with five universities. It claims to be the biggest of its kind, with responses from 10,000 people aged between 16 and 25. Joining me now is caroline hickman, who co led this report. I suppose it paints quite a miserable picture, really, doesnt it . It miserable picture, really, doesnt it . , miserable picture, really, doesnt it . , it . It certainly paints a worrying icture, i it . It certainly paints a worrying picture, i would it . It certainly paints a worrying picture, i would agree. It . It certainly paints a worrying picture, i would agree. You it . It certainly paints a worrying. Picture, i would agree. You could take it as a very frightening picture, but you can also take it as a Call To Action, that we need to start listening to the powerful feelings that children and young people how having. And they are feeling dismissed and not listened to. So, yes, its worrying, buti think its also quite a call to arms, a Call To Action and we need to start listening to them. Arms, a Call To Action and we need to start listening to them. Some of the stress and to start listening to them. Some of the Stress And Anxiety to start listening to them. Some of the Stress And Anxiety wasnt to start listening to them. Some of the Stress And Anxiety Wasntjust L the Stress And Anxiety wasntjust related to climate change, it was also related to what young people saw as in action in governments. Absolutely. This survey really did something different, it talked to children about notjust what something different, it talked to children about not just what they were feeling but what they were thinking. And what we wanted to measure is how this also impacted on the daily functioning and lives. Large numbers of children were telling us that this is affecting daily life, eating, sleeping, playing, going to school, studying. And we wanted to understand what their link with government was about for them. Their link with government was about forthem. Because their link with government was about for them. Because so many children have been telling us that actually, their anxiety is notjust about environmental problems, its their anxiety is notjust about environmental problems, its also about the fact that adults, primarily governments and big business, are failing to act. And so thats what we are asking them about and children started telling us that they were feeling betrayed and abandoned and they felt the government were lying about the effectiveness of the action they were taking to address the climate see measures. I were taking to address the climate see measures. See measures. 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I work as well with the group, climate Psychology Alliance and a lot of therapists are seeing increasing numbers of people coming to talk to us about this. And so its not a sort of generalised everyday anxiety. A lot of people can feel quite worried about this but we are also increasingly seeing people wear their anxiety is making them hard to cope on a daily basis. Its not about minimising this anxiety, its its not about minimising this anxiety, its not its not about minimising this anxiety, its notjust looking at the News And Weather and thinking, oh, this is getting worse. Wejust have to look at what is happening this summer with the heat, with the flooding, in New York, london, china, germany. We measure Mental Health by looking at People Plasma Capacity to accept respond to external reality and the external reality is that things are getting worse. And scientists are continually telling us this message that things are getting worse. But what people need in order to reduce anxiety is to see Government Action to be aligned with that science. Thank you for talking to us this morning. Apple has issued a Software Patch to block so called zero Click Spyware that could infect iphones and ipads. Apple said it took action after reports surfaced of new Spyware Thought to be used by the Israeli Company Nso group. An independent Watchdog Citizen Lab identified the flaw, which lets Hackers Access devices through the imessage service even if users do not click on a link or file. Three people have died after a car crashed into a residential building in West London overnight. Police say they arrived at the scene on the Great Western Road in Notting Hill to find the car on fire, and evacuated a number of residents from the building as a precaution. Officers say they dont believe any other vechicles were involved. Now its time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. And thank you for the messages about getting vaccinated from parents. This Twitter User said that their son is 1a and they are getting him a vaccinated and they know people will have died from covid. We discussed it with him last night and asked him how he felt and he wants to have it. The risk of adverse reaction from the jab is certainly less from the risk of death from covid. And another person said that a younger person like a is 1a and all have been vaccinated. He has been through an Mmr Vaccination under the so they are doing it. Let me know your Thought Process and the kind of conversations going on in your household and if you have a 12 15 Year Olds please send me a message on instagram or twitter. Good morning. A bit of a wet day in store. This is lincolnshire a short while ago. They will be one of the wettest spots due to a batch of rain that pushed out of Northern France during the early hours. It is working its way northwards. Pushing towards lincolnshire. The rain at the moment in the west of scotland, should start to fizzle as we go through the day and skies will brighten across Western Areas, compared with this morning and yesterday. But the rain could be relentless to be part of the midlands, lincolnshire and parts of yorkshire through the afternoon and evening. At The End of the day, brighter towards the west. We have probably seen the back of the west of the rain in the far South East corner. There is a risk of flooding and appalling conditions on some of the rose. Showers to the Western Isles and scotland through this afternoon and evening. Dry and bright weather with sunshine around. Tonight, that rain gradually pushes towards the north sea. Most places become dry with a bit of drizzle here and there. It will turn misty and murky in places with that Tomorrow But Tomorrow should be a drier day. More details on that later. Hello this is bbc news. A uk wide programme of boosterjabs for those aged over 50 is expected to be confirmed. Its part of the Governments Autumn and Winter Plan for managing covid. Measures that could be brought in in england if the nhs risks becoming overwhelmed will be outlined later today. Meanwhile, vaccinations for children aged 12 to 15 will go ahead in england, after ministers confirmed they would follow the latest advice from the uks chief medical officers. Job vacancies Have Hit a record high rising above One Million for the first time since records began, according to officialfigures. Lawyers for Prince Andrew Tell A Court in New York that Sexual Assault allegations filed against him are baseless and potentially unlawful. Sport and for a full round up, from the bbc. Earlier this year she was getting her a level results and right now, Emma Raducanu is getting the attention at a gala in the last few hours. This will give you the indication of the trajectory of this incredible player is on now. Comparisons are being made with Emma Raducanu and Naomi Osaka. Naomi Osakas Earnings from sponsorship alone was in excess of £36 million. Here is Emma Radek Arno sightseeing in New York. She posted on instagram, i never thoughti in New York. She posted on instagram, i never thought i would see this. And Daniil Medvedev has been praising her incredible journey. Been praising her incredible ourne. ~. Been praising her incredible ourne. ~. ,. ,. , journey. What she did was amazing because it is journey. What she did was amazing because it is unbelievable. Journey. What she did was amazing because it is unbelievable. From i because it is unbelievable. From qualifying, not losing a set, she didnt have a Wta Match Win outside of grand slams. She only has winds in wimbledon and the Us Open. This is for books, in five years, there will be a book about the Us Open and hair. Definitely not me, i think. Her astonishing Us Open triumph has led to some Sports Marketing experts predicting she will earn big money, as we have been saying. That might be the start. As we have been saying. That might be the start be the start. There is parallels between the be the start. There is parallels between the two be the start. There is parallels between the two ladies. Be the start. There is parallels between the two ladies. I be the start. There is parallels| between the two ladies. I think Naomi Osaka is earning in excess of 30 Million a year in sponsorship alone. Last year i think it was in excess of 50 million. It is not inconceivable that at some Stage Emma could and that. I dont think this will be an immediate thing, and nor is it desirable to go too fast, too soon. ,. , , too soon. One of the most impressive thins i too soon. One of the most impressive things i saw too soon. One of the most impressive things i saw over too soon. One of the most impressive things i saw over the too soon. One of the most impressive things i saw over the weekend too soon. One of the most impressive things i saw over the weekend was. Things i saw over the weekend was her message in mandolin to the chinese her message in mandolin to the chinese audience. The issue Western Sports chinese audience. The issue western Sports Stars chinese audience. The issue western Sports Stars have in breaking china is the Sports Stars have in breaking china is the language barrier. If she doesnt is the language barrier. If she doesnt have that, the sky is the limit doesnt have that, the sky is the limit any doesnt have that, the sky is the limit. Any western brand looking to position limit. Any western brand looking to position themselves in china would be looking position themselves in china would be looking at her as a Brand Ambassador. Any chinese brand looking ambassador. Any chinese brand looking to ambassador. Any chinese brand looking to position themselves in the west looking to position themselves in the west has a Brand Ambassador in the west has a Brand Ambassador in the Western Markets as well. It is a twoway the Western Markets as well. It is a two way relationship. Everton are up to fourth in the Premier League Table after continuing their unbeaten run with 31 continuing their unbeaten run with 3 1win over burnley. They had to come from behind after Ben Mee put burnley ahead in the second half. But Michael Keane soon found the equaliser. Before Andros Townsend scored this great goal to put everton ahead. A minute later there was a third. It was a Standout Performance from townsend. He paid tribute to his Mum. She performance from townsend. He paid tribute to his Mum. Tribute to his Mum. She is always workin tribute to his Mum. She is always working hard tribute to his Mum. She is always working hard on tribute to his Mum. She is always working hard on the tribute to his Mum. She is always working hard on the Mental Tribute to his Mum. She is always working hard on the mental Sidel Tribute to his Mum. She is always. Working hard on the mental side of the game, always sending me messages, see this person, that pleasant, watch this video, that video. She sent me a compilation of all my goals, she put it on a Memory Stick and said watch this. Maybe it worked, maybe i was watching that and reminded myself i can score goals like that and i could pull it out when we needed it. The champions leaaue out when we needed it. The Champions League Group out when we needed it. The Champions League Group stage out when we needed it. The Champions League Group stage gets out when we needed it. The Champions League Group stage gets under out when we needed it. The Champions League Group stage gets under way. I League Group stage gets under way. Chelsea begin the defence of their title. Manchester united are away to swiss champions, young boys. Itruiheh swiss champions, young boys. When ou no swiss champions, young boys. When ou to into swiss champions, young boys. When you go into this swiss champions, young boys. When you go into this tournament swiss champions, young boys. Kwiei you go into this tournament now, it is to go all the way. We know it will be a difficult one, it always is. But we have added some experience, some quality, some youth in the squad and hopefully we are better prepared for what is to come. That is all the Sports News for now, victoria, back to you. Thank you, sally. More now on our top story, that the government will set out its Winter Plan today, to bring the country through the next stage of the pandemic. Borisjohnson says a combination of vaccines, new treatments and testing mean the uk will be able to live with the virus, without significant restrictions. Im joined now by Fran Hall who lost her husband, steve last october, three weeks after they were married. Shes part of the Group Covid 19 bereaved families forjustice uk. Hello. From what we know boris johnsons plan so far and he has this Press Conference later, what do you think of his measures . The roblem you think of his measures . The problem is. You think of his measures . The problem is, we you think of his measures . Tie problem is, we have no you think of his measures . Tij problem is, we have no way of knowing what the Decision Making Process is that the government have gone through. Because there has been no opportunity for scrutiny. Our Campaign Group have been calling for an Enquiry Sincejune last year, three months before steve contracted covid. If the government had accepted our cause and had a rapid review, potentially, tens of thousands, possibly more people would still be alive now. It seems to me we are being asked to learn to live with this virus. I had the vaccine administered this morning he was talking about transitioning from pandemic to endemic. What i hear in that It Pandemic to endemic. What i hear in Thatitis Pandemic to endemic. What i hear in that it is that we are being asked to accept that hundreds of people are going to die every week from now on. We are going into winter, we dont know what the government are going to do, we dont know what precautions or safety measures they will put in place and we dont know why. We believe we need an enquiry now, not in six months or whenever the government decide they are going to grant it. We the government decide they are going to rant it. ~. , ~j. , the government decide they are going to rant it. ~. , ~. ,. , to grant it. We do know some of the measures they to grant it. We do know some of the measures they are to grant it. We do know some of the measures they are putting to grant it. We do know some of the measures they are putting in to grant it. We do know some of the measures they are putting in place. | measures they are putting in place. Obviously the Vaccine Programme is the major sort of weapon, if you like, against coronavirus. They are repealing some emergency powers, but they are keeping some, the opportunity for Vaccine Passports potentially. The opportunity for lockdowns, potentially. Although they do tell us they dont want to do another lockdown, is that not enough . We do another lockdown, is that not enou~h . ~. 4, do another lockdown, is that not enou~h . 4, ~ do another lockdown, is that not enou~h . ~. ,. , enough . We are in the dark. We are at their whim enough . We are in the dark. We are at their whim and enough . We are in the dark. We are at their whim and their enough . We are in the dark. We are at their whim and their mercy. Enough . We are in the dark. We are at their whim and their mercy. They| at their whim and their mercy. They are making decisions, but we dont know why. We are not privy to the data they have. What we know and what we can see is 971 people died in the last seven days from covid. This week last year, 77 people died from covid. We are having mass events, having people travelling around, spending time together with no masks on. There are thousands of people every day contracting covid. One of the ladies i am working with has been double vaccinated, her husband died at the beginning of this year. She is currently really ill with covid. We are in a really difficult and dangerous situation in this country. There are so many people dead and it seems like the narrative from the government, the narrative from the government, the narrative from the media is that we will move on, we are living with the virus and we will get back to normal. We will never have a normal life again. 158,000 families have Lost Someone. Life again. 158,000 families have Lost Someone. ~. ,. ,. , life again. 158,000 families have lostsomeone. ,. ,. ,. , Lost Someone. What would you want to see Brou Ht Lost Someone. What would you want to see brought in. Lost someone. What would you want to see brought in. I Lost Someone. What would you want to see brought in, i understand Lost Someone. What would you want to see brought in, i understand your see brought in, i understand your calls for a public enquiry now, but in terms of measures and restrictions, what would you like to see, fran . I restrictions, what would you like to see. Fran . See, fran . I dont have the knowledge see, fran . I dont have the knowledge all see, fran . I dont have the knowledge all the see, fran . I dont have the I Knowledge all the information see, fran . I dont have the knowledge all the information to knowledge all the information to know what it would be the right thing to do. That is why our message, the only message, our key message, the only message, our key message is, we need to understand what the government processes. If it is mass, ventilation in schools, going back to bubbles, having lockdowns, whatever it is that is going to keep a safe, we want that to happen. But we havent got the knowledge and we cannot have the knowledge and we cannot have the knowledge unless there is a public open, judge led, statutory enquiry. That is all we are asking for, we keep asking, asking and asking and we are being ignored. It is keep asking, asking and asking and we are being ignored. We are being ignored. It is really frightening we are being ignored. It is really frightening. When we are being ignored. It is really frightening. When you we are being ignored. It is really frightening. When you say we are being ignored. It is really frightening. When you say you i we are being ignored. It is really i frightening. When you say you are being ignored, we are going to get a public enquiry, we dont know exactly when, but it is going to happen . It exactly when, but it is going to ha en . Exactly when, but it is going to ha en . ,. , exactly when, but it is going to ha. En . ,. ,. , exactly when, but it is going to hauen . ,. ,. ,. , happen . It is going to happen after surin next happen . It is going to happen after spring next year happen . It is going to happen after spring next year. We happen . It is going to happen after spring next year. We have happen . It is going to happen after spring next year. We have heard i spring next year. We have heard nothing since may, since the Prime Minister announced there would be one in spring 2022. How many thousands more people will be dead by then . There will be d was watching today he will be potentially be in the same situation as me and thousands and thousands of other families, as me and thousands and thousands of otherfamilies, having Lost Someone they absolutely love. We dont know why the government are doing what they are doing or how the decisions are being made. Vaccines for children is something that they have introduced and there is a lot of talk about that, but at the same time the hospitals are overflowing with people with covid, people are not having their operations. Living with it means people are dying with it and we need to get that message out to the public. Out to the public. Thank you for that message. If you want to get in touch, you are very welcome. You can message me on social media. Tuxedo sweatpants, a suit of armour and a Floor Length Feather cape were some of the outfits on display at the met gala in New York Last Night One of the biggest events in fashion. Billie eilish, Kim Kardashian and the new Us Open champion Emma Raducanu were there, as Mark Lobel reports. Celebrating the best of american fashion, Billie Eilish in step with marilyn monroe. Meanwhile, taking off next possibly the worlds newest Grammy Award winning superhero. Rap Man Lil nas is certainly in touch with himself. Tennis star Naomi Osakas heritage was Centre Court in this colourful mixture of herjapanese and american backgrounds. And fresh from her a levels, oh, and that tennis match, look, its Emma Raducanu. New york is back the Us Open, the met. Ive kind of gotten used to being a little introvert but im back on site, so. Im excited to see everybody. Weve had a tough time so to be back, to be here at my first met, to take up space, to chop my hair off, its just a whole thing. Horn band plays. Actress Nicola Peltz wasjoined by her beau brooklyn beckham. And one leading radical democratic politician used her gown as a visual frown to the many tuning in to this expensive fundraiser. While others just chose to dress less. Or go full feather. The showstopping outfits kept coming. After last Years Show was cancelled, it seems these mainly young celebrities couldnt wait to get back out into the limelight. Mark lobel, bbc news. Following Emma Raducanus historic win at the Us Open over the weekend, Royal Mail have released a Special Congratulatory Postmark for the 18 year old tennis star. It reads, congratulations Emma Raducanu, 2021 Us Open womens champion, a first Class Performance . The stamp will appear on all envelopes sent with Royal Mail until thursday. The headlines on bbc news. A uk wide programme of boosterjabs for those aged over 50 is expected to be confirmed. Its part of the Governments Autumn and Winter Plan for managing covid. Measures that could be brought in in england if the nhs risks becoming overwhelmed will be outlined later today. Meanwhile, vaccinations for children aged 12 to 15 will go ahead in england, after ministers confirmed they would follow the latest advice from the uks chief medical officers. The number ofJob Vacancies in the uk Have Hit a record high as the Economic Recovery continues. New figures from the Office For National Statistics show the number of people in work, has also rebounded to levels not seen since before the pandemic. Our Business Correspondent Ben Thompson is with me. So whats caused this ben . Good, encouraging news . Yes, it makes a change good, encouraging news . Yes, it makes a change i good, encouraging news . Yes, it makes a change i can good, encouraging news . Yes, it makes a change i can come good, encouraging news . Yes, it makes a change i can come with | good, encouraging news . Yes, it makes a change i can come with good news as a result of this pandemic. Vacanciesjumping above news as a result of this pandemic. Vacancies jumping above pre pandemic levels for the first time in a very, very long time. 1. 03 millionJob Vacancies. That is a success story, it shows the economy is recovering but the problem is, thosejobs are vacant and it means those jobs are not being filled by people we would have thought would have failed them. Things like Hgv Driver shortages, some empty shelves and that has caused a problem. At the same time it is worth remembering when the fellow scheme, Job Support Scheme comes to an end there will be A Million people having their wages supported by that scheme. You could think those million people could go into those million emptyjobs. They may not have the right skills, they might not be in the right place. That causes problems for the economy. Supporting those people out of work, but making those businesses run without the staff that they need. So lets get the thoughts of Chris Gray he was with us this morning. It is good to see you, welcome to bbc news. Lets morning. It is good to see you, welcome to bbc news. Lets talk about the Headline Figure we had today. It is a tale of two halves, good news the economy is recovering enough to Supportjob Creation but we dont have the people in those jobs right now . That we dont have the people in those jobs right now . We dont have the people in those jobs right now . That is correct. The Seed Jobs right now . That is correct. The speed with jobs right now . That is correct. The speed with which jobs right now . That is correct. The speed with which we jobs right now . That is correct. The speed with which we have jobs right now . That is correct. The speed with which we have moved i jobs right now . That is correct. The speed with which we have moved in the last speed with which we have moved in the last few months on the Demand Side is the last few months on the Demand Side is pretty much unprecedented and supply is struggling to stay. Keep and supply is struggling to stay. Keep pace, and supply is struggling to stay. Keep pace, really. Ithink and supply is struggling to stay. Keep pace, really. I think what we are seeing keep pace, really. I think what we are seeing in terms of the dynamic, as we are seeing in terms of the dynamic, as we come are seeing in terms of the dynamic, as we come out of covid, the Labour Market as we come out of covid, the Labour Market is as we come out of covid, the Labour Market is still building confidence about market is still building Confidence Aboutjust getting to market is still building confidence about just getting to work, these are individuals concerned about maybe are individuals concerned about maybe post lingering covid environment. But also, we still have this talent environment. But also, we still have this talent mismatch, Skills Mismatch Issue which was here procovid. Mismatch issue which was here pre covid, but it has been exacerbated by covid and the kind of speed exacerbated by covid and the kind of speed with exacerbated by covid and the kind of speed with which old skills are going speed with which old skills are going out and new skills are coming in, going out and new skills are coming in. Has going out and new skills are coming in. Has also going out and new skills are coming in, has also as well. As going out and new skills are coming in, has also as well. Asi going out and new skills are coming in, has also as well. In, has also as well. As i said, that million in, has also as well. As i said, that million vacancies, in, has also as well. As i said, that million vacancies, those l in, has also as well. As i said, that million vacancies, those people out of work, you would think could move into them but it is about skills, people being in the right place at the right time to take those jobs. Place at the right time to take thosejobs. Whatjobs are place at the right time to take those jobs. Whatjobs are we losing and whatjobs do we need more of . It Appears Chris was Cut Off in his prime. He Appears Chris was Cut Off in his rime. Appears chris was Cut Off in his rime. ,. , �. Prime. He has frozen, we didnt cut him off. Yes, prime. He has frozen, we didnt cut him off. Yes, we prime. He has frozen, we didnt cut him off. Yes, we didnt prime. He has frozen, we didnt cut him off. Yes, we didnt cut prime. He has frozen, we didnt cut him off. Yes, we didnt cut him prime. He has frozen, we didnt cut him off. Yes, we didnt cut him off, we should him off. Yes, we didnt cut him off, we should be him off. Yes, we didnt cut him off, we should be clear him off. Yes, we didnt cut him off, we should be clear on him off. Yes, we didnt cut him off, we should be clear on that, we should be clear on that, technology failed us. I think he was going to talk about the Skills Gap and the problems businesses are facing, particularly in hospitality. Some of the problems are in london and the South East and its not the same picture right across the country. Hospitality, a huge problem. We have talked about this a lot, it is a Perfect Storm of brexit, Perfect Storm of the pandemic and a Perfect Storm of the changing nature of work. If you look at the head Hgv Driver shortage, i know we have talked about that over the last few weeks, it is partly because there are a lot of issues to do with whether drivers have returned home, changes to these rules and changes to pay and conditions. Rules and changes to pay and conditions. J. ,. , conditions. And a backlog in the drivin conditions. And a backlog in the Driving Test conditions. And a backlog in the Driving Test as conditions. And a backlog in the Driving Test as well. Conditions. And a backlog in the Driving Test as well. I conditions. And a backlog in the Driving Test as well. I want conditions. And a backlog in the Driving Test as well. I want to i Driving Test as well. I want to return to Driving Test as well. I want to return to chris, Driving Test as well. I want to return to chris, if Driving Test as well. I want to return to chris, if i Driving Test as well. I want to return to chris, if i can. I return to chris, if i can. Technology failed us there, but you are back with us. Lets technology failed us there, but you are back with us. Lets talk about those skills, i was talking about the mismatch between whatjobs we need to and the people who may have the skills for them . The skills for them . Correct, of course we the skills for them . Correct, of course we have the skills for them . Correct, of course we have seen the skills for them . Correct, of course we have seen the the skills for them . Correct, of course we have seen the shift i the skills for them . Correct, of i course we have seen the shift from the Aviation Course we have seen the shift from the Aviation Industry into Customer Service the Aviation Industry into Customer Service roles during the last 18 months. Service roles during the last 18 months, but obviously we are seeing some months, but obviously we are seeing some of months, but obviously we are seeing some of those individuals that want to go some of those individuals that want to go back some of those individuals that want to go back into aviation, as that sector to go back into aviation, as that sector wakes up again. That isjust an Example Sector wakes up again. That isjust an example of the kind of speed with which an example of the kind of speed with which the an example of the kind of speed with which the skills are shifting from one to which the skills are shifting from one to the which the skills are shifting from one to the other. But i think this is where one to the other. But i think this is where employers have to be rain remain is where employers have to be rain remain agile. They have to increase remain agile. They have to increase training, help with Skills Development and mentoring and that is the Development And Mentoring and that is the core Development And Mentoring and that is the Core Objective for the medium, is the Core Objective for the medium, Long Term. Addressing the issue medium, Long Term. Addressing the issue in medium, Long Term. Addressing the issue in the medium, Long Term. Addressing the issue in the short time, some of them issue in the short time, some of them have issue in the short time, some of them have increased wages. Chris, nice to see them have increased wages. Chris, nice to see you. Them have increased wages. Chris, nice to see you. Thanks them have increased wages. Chris, nice to see you. Thanks for nice to see you. Thanks for persevering with the tech issues. Victoria, back to you. Travel Body Abta is calling for a significant overhaul of the Governments Traffic Light system. The group says measures, including the use of Pcr Testing, means the industry is still not able to function fully and are putting people off from travelling. The government says it recognises the challenging time facing the sector and keeps the system under review. Mark tanzer from the association of british Travel Agents, abtajoins us. What do you want them to do when the next review comes at the beginning of october . Brute next review comes at the beginning of october . Next review comes at the beginning of october . ~. , ~. ,. , of october . We would like them to do awa with of october . We would like them to do away with the of october . We would like them to do away with the traffic of october . We would like them to do away with the Traffic Light of october . We would like them to do away with the Traffic Light system, i away with the Traffic Light system, there is no meaningful distance between amber and green category so we think they should reserve their category for high priority countries that have variants of concern. But more importantly, to abolish the need for a Pcr Test when people come back. If they have been double vaccinated, all the evidence suggests there is no difference between positivity of people coming back from these countries and people living in the uk anyway. I think we have gone through the time when they were useful. They still act as a deterrent for people travelling. Because of the cost and the hassle . Indeed, yes. It is Business Travel as well and we need to get the Business Travel market moving again as part of the uks Economic Recovery. As part of the uks Economic Recovery as part of the uks economic recove. ,. , as part of the uks economic recove. ,. ,. , recovery. You want the Pcr Test on return to be recovery. You want the Pcr Test on return to be scrapped, recovery. You want the Pcr Test on return to be scrapped, are recovery. You want the Pcr Test on return to be scrapped, are you i return to be scrapped, are you bothered whether there is a lateral flow test, or scrap the test completely on the return . Scrap the test for these completely on the return . Scrap the test for these countries completely on the return . Scrap the test for these countries that completely on the return . Scrap the test for these countries that are i test for these countries that are the same risk as domestic. We opened up the same risk as domestic. We opened up the Uk Economy to large scale events and people travelling to them and participating, there is no logical reason why you would make a separate test for people coming back from other countries with similar levels of Infection. From other countries with similar levels of Infection. How would you assess the levels of Infection. How would you assess the summer levels of Infection. How would you assess the Summer Holiday levels of Infection. How would you assess the Summer Holiday period levels of Infection. How would you i assess the Summer Holiday period for your members . Your members . International travel is still very much your members . International travel is still very much in your members . International travel is still very much in the your members . International travel is still very much in the doldrums. I is still very much in the doldrums. We are nowhere near the recovery we are seeing in the Uk Economy and we are seeing in the Uk Economy and we are lagging behind european countries. We havejust done are lagging behind european countries. We have just done our research with our Member Companies which is Travel Agents and Tour Operators and they are 83 down on where they were in 2019. A very long way to go and these companies have been going for 18 months without any meaningful revenue. Thea;r been going for 18 months without any meaningful revenue. Meaningful revenue. They have been able to benefit meaningful revenue. They have been able to benefit from meaningful revenue. They have been able to benefit from the meaningful revenue. They have been able to benefit from the fellow i able to benefit from the fellow scheme . To able to benefit from the fellow scheme . ,. J. Scheme . To a degree. The difference with travel companies, scheme . To a degree. The difference with travel companies, they scheme . To a degree. The difference with travel companies, they have i scheme . To a degree. The difference with travel companies, they have had to have people in working and they have had to rebook and pay refunds, so they havent been able to benefit to the same degree. We estimate 95,000 Job Losses where people have been made redundant or through natural turnover, they havent been replaced. A lot of members, people are on furlough and that ends at The End of the month and 70 of our members are saying they anticipate more redundancies. This is a hard new story for the people working and also the company themselves, they are right on the edge as we go into the Winter Season now. Keep talking to us. Over the last year, weve been following the story of 10 year old captain tobias, whos raised more than £150,000 for charity with a series of sporting feats. Inspired by Captain Sir Tom moore, tobias, who has autism and Cerebral Palsy, has just finished his latest challenge his own version of a triathlon, as Carla Fowler reports. He has raised more than £150,000 for charity. I he has raised more than £150,000 for chari. 4,. He has raised more than £150,000 for chari. ~j , , he has raised more than £150,000 for chari. ~j , i, charity. I like pushing myself as hard as i charity. I like pushing myself as hard as i can charity. I like pushing myself as hard as i can and charity. I like pushing myself as hard as i can and enjoying i charity. I like pushing myself as. Hard as i can and enjoying myself charity. I like pushing myself as i hard as i can and enjoying myself at the same time. So completing challenges lets me do this. I also love raising money for charity. Tobias, who has Cerebral Palsy and autism, has walked a marathon, swum four kilometres and has now peddled his strike 180 kilometres. His inspiration was Sir Captain Tom moore, whose Fundraising Efforts he has continued and honoured. Im just bursting with pride for everything hes done. Hes completed yet another challenge. Its just absolutely incredible. It has exceeded our highest expectations. We never dreamt he would have done this. So what will be next for the unstoppable tobias . Im definitely going to have a well earned rest. But i have been talking to my Mum about a sponsored walk. Maybe i can make this into an event. I would be chuffed to bits. Just doing that rather than just doing a Fundraising Event with me. At 10. 30 at10. 30 we at 10. 30 we have experts to answer the over 50 Booster Programme and also about invitations being sent out to 12 to 15 year olds in england for a covid jab. We have an expert to hopefully answer your questions and if you want to send in a question, it is hashtag bbc your questions. You can E Mail your questions. You can E Mail your questions at bbc news. Now its time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. Good morning, i managed to find a bit of sunshine to get tuesday under way out in the west. Lovely start in cornwall. Not as promising an image, the view from the window in parts of hertfordshire this moment and that is what is a cross in parts of england, a wet day and we could see some flooding problems, some Travel Disruption across parts of central and eastern england, as much as a Months Worth of rain possible in Months Worth of rain possible in the odd spot. Brighter towards the west. The rain has been falling in the last couple of hours and this is the last couple of hours and this is the heavier batch of rain working towards london, East Midlands and lincolnshire. The rain across parts of North West England and scotland should start to thin. Many Western Areas will brighten up through the day, one or two showers. At the rain could feel relentless in the East Midlands, each lincolnshire this afternoon. Downpours, flash of lightning and a rumble of thunder. We have a risk of flooding. Brightening up towards the south compared with what we have had so far today. Temperatures, the best in the west. Up to around 21, 20 two celsius and feeling cool across some of the eastern districts of england, 15, 16 degrees. Tuesday night and Wednesday Morning, the rain gradually departs into the north sea. There will be a little bit of drizzle here and there but most places will be dry. Given the ground is so saturated after yesterday and todays rain, there will be low todays rain, there will be low cloud and patchy fog into tomorrow morning. Not much wind, that is because there is a ridge of High Pressure in between. High pressure for many through wednesday and thursday, it will be largely dry. Sunny spells breaking through after a gloomy and misty start for some. Grey across much of england and wales on Wednesday Morning on the Mist And Fog clears and the low cloud will lift and breezy and east coast. Sunny spells in Eastern Scotland but to the west of scotland, northern ireland, week by the front producing light Rain Or Drizzle at times. Into thursday, fog likely across central and Western Areas. Some of that will be dense in places. Rain later in the day as the breeze picks up but most places will have a dry day on thursday. Good sunny spells and there is strength in the sunshine, 15 to 22 celsius. As we get towards The End of the week, Chance Of Rain Pushing on towards the west. More updates throughout the day on bbc news. This is bbc news. These are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. A uk wide programme of boosterjabs for those aged over 50 is expected to be confirmed. Its part of the Governments Autumn and Winter Plan for managing covid. Measures that could be brought in in england if the nhs risks becoming overwhelmed will be outlined later today. Meanwhile, vaccinations for children aged 12 to 15 will go ahead in england, after ministers confirmed they would follow the latest advice from the uks chief medical officers. I dont want to make a decision where it may be i might regret later in life. I just want to take things at a pace where i understand. I definitely want to get the vaccine as soon as possible. I think it will really help me and the people around me. Job vacancies Have Hit a record high rising