The celebrations of her Us Open win. The programme of third, booster, covid jabs is underway in england and wales with some vulnerable people and healthworkers receiving their dose this morning. Eligible people who had their second vaccine at least six months ago will be invited for the extra dose the full rollout begins next week. Everyone aged 50 and over across the uk is eligible, as well as Frontline Healthcare workers and vulnerable groups about 30 Million people in all. But as some people are now receiving their third jab there are still more than 5 Million adults across the uk who are yet to have one. Heres our Health Correspondent katherine da costa. Come along, lets see you. On the Front Line and among the first in line to receive a covid booster shot. Here we go. Role reversal. Health staff at Croydon University hospital have been rolling up their sleeves to top up their protection this winter. I came for it because im very keen to ensure that at all times i maintain as much protection not only for myself but also for the patients i work with. We were all Vaccinated back. In december so obviously our immunity is waning somewhat so its important we all get the Booster Dose as soon as possible, really. On tuesday the governments advisory body on vaccines recommended giving Booster Doses to Care Home residents, Health And Care workers, the Over 50s, 16 to a9 year olds with underlying Health Care conditions and household contacts of people with a weakened immune system. Those groups should receive a jab at least six months after their second shot and the preference is a pfizer vaccine, or Half Dose of moderna. When the nhs contact you, please come forward and have your vaccine. It might be a text message, it might be a letter, it might be a Phone Call from your local gp practice, but when you get asked, do come forward because its the best protection as you go into winter. The aim is to offer all Care Home residents in england a vaccine before the start of november, but experts say even among the elderly protection against severe disease is still high, while the under 50s may not need a booster at all. Separately, half A Million people with a weakened immune system, including those with Blood Cancer, Hiv Or Organ donor recipients, have been advised to get a third dose as part of their primary schedule, but more than two weeks on some are still waiting to be contacted. Its really important for people with Blood Cancer and other people with compromised immunity to get the third dose. For some that might be the start of their antibody response. We are starting to see that in some studies so we really urge people to get it. We are hearing a lot, maybe 90 of the calls and our support line, are from people who havent heard yet and havent been called for their third dose and that is creating anxiety. Nhs england says people who are immunosuppressed have started to receive a third dose and all those eligible will be contacted soon. Meanwhile the Booster Campaign is due to be rolled out more widely across england, scotland and wales next week and later this month in Northern Ireland. Katharine da costa, Bbc News. Lets speak now to professor david salisbury, associate fellow for the global Health Programme at Chatham House and former director of immunisation at the department of health. Good evening. Hello. As we get into the autumn good evening. Hello. As we get into the autumn months, good evening. Hello. As we get into the autumn months, is good evening. Hello. As we get into the autumn months, is this good evening. Hello as we get into the autumn months, is this about protecting the nhs . It is the autumn months, is this about protecting the nhs . Protecting the nhs . It is not protecting protecting the nhs . It is not protecting the protecting the nhs . 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They vary from concern about Side Effects, and a lack of belief in vaccination, and access problems and they all have to be dealt with differently. I think one of the strongest messages is what we have seen is that people who have been Vaccinated and who have to doses are staying healthy and thats the strongest reason to get Vaccinated. You dont get the disease. Just a final thought you dont get the disease. Just a final Thought Today you dont get the disease. Just a final Thought Today on you dont get the disease. Just a final Thought Today on that you dont get the disease. Just a final Thought Today on that third | final Thought Today on that third dose of the vaccine can id you have any qualms about this being rolled out in this country, its a gold standard, some people describe it as we all know there are parts of the world who have not got anything like these resources and have not had a first dose by that population, does that leave you queasy . I am that leave you queasy . I am concerned that leave you queasy . I am concerned in that leave you queasy . I am concerned in both that leave you queasy . I am | concerned in both directions, that leave you queasy . I am l concerned in both directions, i think its a false dichotomy, it should not be either, or, we should be striving to do both and he should be striving to do both and he should be striving to protect our own population as best he can and we should be doing our utmost where all of the doses are available to other people as quickly as we can make them available. Its neither, it should be both. Them available. Its neither, it should be both. ,. , should be both. Thank you for your time this a diplomatic row has broken out following the announcement of a new Security And Defence partnership between the uk, the us and australia. The Prime Minister says the Deal Isnt intended to be adversarial towards any other power. But china has called the pact � extremely irresponsible and france says the decision to scrap its Submarine Deal with australia is � a stab in the back�. Our Security Correspondent Frank Gardner reports. Silent and stealthy. A nuclear powered submarine on patrol. Only six countries in the world have them but now, under a new pact, britain and the us Will Help Australia Build its own fleet of them. They wont be carrying nuclear weapons. Western nations have been stepping up their naval presence in the Indo Pacific Region concerned about what they see as aggressive actions by china. The new pact, called aukus, is being called one of the most significant Security Partnerships in decades. One of the great prizes of this enterprise is that australia, the uk, and the us will become involved in a project that will last for decades. Today, were taking another historic step to deepen cooperation among all three of our nations. Because we all recognise the imperative of ensuring Peace And Stability in the indo pacific over the long term. We need to be able to address both the current strategic environment in the region and how it may evolve. Freedom of navigation in the south China Sea has become a source of tension after china has built bases on Artificial Reefs and claimed large parts of the ocean as its own. But today, its officials were quick to condemn their aukus party. Translation cooperation between the united states, uk, and australia over nuclear submarines has seriously undermined regional Peace And Stability, intensified the Arms Race, i and undermined international Nuclear Nonproliferation efforts. British industry is likely to benefit from the deal, which could see large contracts for Engineering And Technology firms. But Australias Decision to opt for nuclear powered subs means cancelling their contract with france to build a diesel electric ones. The french have called it a betrayal. Translationz its a stab in the back. I we had established a relationship of trust with australia, but that trust has been broken. Theres a lot of bitterness about the cancellation. I this matter is not over. The backdrop to all of this is a massive military build up by china. Its invested billions of dollars in expanding its navy, its nuclear arsenal, and hypersonic weapons that can sink a warship. Frank gardner, Bbc News. Lets get more from our Security Correspondent Frank Gardner. Its reaction is not at all surprising . Its reaction is not at all surprising . Its reaction is not at all surrisin . ,. , surprising . No. They are very baffled by surprising . No. They are very baffled by this surprising . No. They are very baffled by this and surprising . No. They are very baffled by this and the surprising . No. They are very baffled by this and the idea i surprising . No. They are very i baffled by this and the idea that they are saying this could trigger an Arms Race and slightly absurd given that they are giving to upgrade their own and that is their right to do it but they have been spending a staggering amount of money in building up their military capabilities so that they are now the Premier Power in the Asia Pacific area of the china coast. He supplanted the Us Navy in that sense. They have got to call a second Strike Capability because they have ballistic missiles that could survive a first strike by the us where there ever to be an exchange of missiles. They made it no secret that One Way Or Another by 2049 they have been building these Artificial Reefs off of disputed islands and reefs in the south China Sea and denying freedom of navigation to people so all of these actions are prompting their neighbours and especially australia to have great concern about freedom of navigation in that area to try and come back it. Of navigation in that area to try and come back it. Thank you very much. We are joined now by professor michael clarke, distinguished fellow at the royal united Services Institute and formerly its director general. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. The agreement between the us, uk and australia i am interested in your thoughts on what this is about in terms and what it says about those nations. It terms and what it says about those nations. ,. ,. ,. ,. , nations. It is more important that man of nations. It is more important that many of these nations. It is more important that many of these agreements nations. It is more important that many of these agreements that i nations. It is more important that i many of these agreements that are lauded turn out to be. Its important because its very specific and its about the building of a fleet of submarines for australia and its about all the forms of technology, cyber, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence, and since there is, so its very specific. A lot of these deals are empty words and we will fill the meaning the next five years. These are very specific commitments and be able to see where they go. Theres a reality to this is geopolitically important. find they go. Theres a reality to this is geopolitically important. And so, could other is geopolitically important. And so, could other nations is geopolitically important. And so, could other nations further is geopolitically important. And so, could other nations further down i is geopolitically important. 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China always retaliates and the relation between china right word. China always retaliates| and the relation between China And Australia are very bad and they hit a new level in the last 12 months and be will probably get worse. China undoubtedly would retaliate against britain in some economically because china never leaves these things on the table and they always do something. You have to factor that in if you will go into Bee Stings you factor in and decide to live with it. So the initial response will probably be quite conflictual but the possibilities in the long run are more interesting and potentially better for everybody and potentially better for Everybody And Southeast asia. The issue is whether britain will be taking on more than it can really handle because the more we do like this and why things we create further away from home that are worth defending or that meet our commitment and the worry for some will be that this may make haste more than we want to but at the moment its a Preliminary Step but a very clear and technically sophisticated Preliminary Step. Stretch us financially, Preliminary Step. Stretch us financially, economically. Preliminary step. Stretch us financially, economically or| financially, economically or militarily which also means finance . In terms of commitments. If we find ourselves collaborating on technology very closely with australia and the united states and we find we have got out stations in Southeast Asia or the pacific that are important to all three of us, if there is a row about them we will feel all three of us need to respond to mixer in la are involving ourselves in the politics and economics of the pacific world and thats one of the things the government said it wanted to do. Its part of what Global Britain is but remember the Global Britain will come at a price and its Price Both in economics terms but also in terms of Risk Management and that says nothing about the need to square off our allies in europe who are not based please. France is not pleased at base and there will be some resignation from all of this in European Politics for the next few months. , European Politics for the next few months. , , , months. That is interesting because i wanted to ask months. That is interesting because i wanted to ask your months. That is interesting because i wanted to ask your final months. That is interesting because i wanted to ask your final Thoughts L i wanted to ask your final thoughts about france because we heard from the french Prime Minister being very unhappy language coming out of paris. What is your take on that . Is that to be expected . The paris. What is your take on that . Is that to be expected . Paris. What is your take on that . Is that to be expected . The french are furious because that to be expected . The french are furious because they that to be expected . The french are furious because they did that to be expected . The french are furious because they did not that to be expected . The french are furious because they did not know. Furious because they did not know about it until yesterday and the australians have been saying to them for years we dont want nuclear powered submarines, we want the electrics and now we say now, we want them and we want them from the british Lady Americans so the french are furious. However, in la, britain is not guilty in this, this is Australias Decision at its very attractive for us but in a sense we get the blowback from it but if the french are angry with us, they are even more angry with australia. Diplomats of both countries need to be out and about in paris and see what they can do about this. Thank ou. It isa it is a few minutes past five. These are the headlines. The Covid Boosterjab Programme is underway as some healthCare Workers and patients receive their dose. Today marks the last day Care Home staff in england can get their first Covid Vaccine if they want to keep theirjob. Diplomatic fallout, as britain, the us and australia agree a Defence Pact the Prime Minster denies chinas claim that itll undermine regional stability. Let us talk about one of those headline stories. Today is the last day that Care Home staff in england can receive their first dose of a Coronavirus Vaccine if they want to keep theirjob. Mps voted in favour of requiring all Care Workers to be fully Vaccinated by 11th november, unless theyre medically exempt. But as Zoe Conway reports, the new rules have been criticised by some in the sector. St cecilias need heroes. St cecilia Care Homes are so desperate for staff, theyve taken to blasting the airwaves in scarborough with job ads. At a local hotel, the company has just offered one lucky applicant a job on the spot. But thats not all, shell also get £500 in cash and a mealfor two at a local restaurant. For the recruitment team, its hard going. The five of them have been here for hours. Theyve only managed to interview three people. One of the reasons why theyre finding it so difficult is that the hourly wage for one of their Care Workers is £9. 50 per hour. Some of scarboroughs restaurants are offering £11, even £12 an hour. Managing director Mike Padgham is trying to lift his staffs spirits. Everyone in the room has been Vaccinated, but other staff havent. Under the compulsory vaccination policy, theyll lose theirjobs. Sam, what do you think about compulsory vaccination for Care Workers . Well, im happy to have had it done, but those people who choose not to are going to lose theirjobs. Because theyre scared. Why should they have to lose theirjobs, because the Care Homes have to have it done, and other Sectors Arent . Staff here have been working overtime to cover for ten unfilled posts. Now theyre about to become even more stretched. This company says its about to lose four of its best carers. Four women who are refusing to be Vaccinated. So the company is going to have to let them go. The women say that theyre genuinely frightened of the vaccine. Frightened of possible Side Effects. I have to respect what they say. They dont want me to arrange any counselling or see experts, theyve made their mind up and i think i have to respect that i cannot keep trying to persuade them. I have to give them space. Ive even thought, as some providers are, should we just go ahead and keep them and see what happens . Are you really saying that youre prepared to defy the government and keep these four unVaccinated staff members on . Im considering what i might do in the future, because to my mind theres a risk of not having sufficient staff as well. But im not saying im going to do it. Its in my thought processes at the moment. St cecilias is hardly alone in facing a staffing crisis. Across north yorkshire, there are 1000 Care Worker vacancies. The government says its working with local authorities and providers to ensure there are the right number of staff with the skills to deliver high quality care. Zoe conway, Bbc News. We are hoping to speak shortly to a Care Worker impact situation. There are some technical problems. But we hope to speak to her soon. Let us talk about the situation regarding ambulances in scotland. The Scottish Government has requested Military Assistance to help deal with a crisis in the scottish Ambulance Service. The situation was brought to light at first ministers questions when the leader of the conservatives, douglas ross, highlighted the case of a man reported to have waited 40 hours for an ambulance. Our scotland Reporterjames Shaw told me more about what had happened to the patient involved. This is gerald brown, 65 years old. He waited 40 hours for an ambulance in glasgow. By the time it arrived, he had already died. And his son says that he was told by his gp that if the ambulance had arrived in time, then his Father Wouldve survived. That was the Headline Case brought up by the conservatives in the Scottish Parliament at first ministers Questions Today as an indication of how bad things are. And in fact, douglas ross, the leader of the conservatives, brought up this what you have to call a crisis in the scottish Ambulance Service last week when he pointed out that the average waiting time for an ambulance was six hours. Of course, there is enormous variation in that average of six hours, some even longer and some, of course, very much shorter when they are extremely critical cases. But he said it was a crisis. He asked Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister, to respond to that. And part of her answer included additional measures to help the Ambulance Service, and that includes calling on the mod to provide support. She said after that session in the parliament, she would be going straight back to her office and finalising the details of that request. It is worth bearing in mind that similar things have happened in different parts of england, where the military has been called in over the course of the summer to support Ambulance Services. But as Nicola Sturgeon herself pointed out, it looks now as if this is going to be a very challenging winter season, notjust for the Ambulance Service, but for the whole of the nhs in scotland, possibly the most challenging winter that it has experienced since its founding after the second world war. The Ministry Of Defence is considering a request to send up to 100 armed services medics to Northern Ireland to help deal with the covid pandemic. They could be deployed between belfast City Hospital and the Ulster Hospital during october. It is understood a decision will be made next week. The latest daily Uk Covid figures are out. There were 26,911 new cases and a further 158 deaths within 28 days of a positive test. And 81. 4 of people aged over 16 have had both doses of the vaccine. Independent experts say a Command Vacuum at the scene of the Manchester Arena terrorist attack hampered a co ordinated emergency response. Senior officers at both Greater Manchester Police and British Transport Police were criticised for a series of Command Failures in the immediate aftermath of the bombing in 2017. The Public Inquiry was told that front Line Police officers bravely helped injured people in the Arena Foyer In Spite of a lack of command support. For amateur astronauts have blasted off from florida in the first ever Space Mission for civilians. The Group Led by a us billionaire will spend three days orbiting the earth. Here is our science correspondent. A night time launch by the private Company Space acts, just like nasa but with more audience participation. But with more audience participation. 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And now, one of the riskiest parts of the launch. The separation of the first stage of the rocket. The inspiration for the crew had six months of intensive training with Space X but onboard Computer Systems will be in control when zero gravity kicks in. And it looks like it is a little golden retriever. The flight was funded by billionaire Jared Isaacman and he gave the three remaining seats to people who had inspirational stories. They include hayley arceneaux, who had cancer as a child. Im definitely excited. To represent those that arent physically perfect. | i want to bring this experience back| and share with everyone i encounter and just what this represents i for the new age in Space Travel and who can be an astronaut. The capsule has been fitted with a larger than normal window so the crew can enjoy spectacular views from space before coming back Down To Earth in three days time. Pallab ghosh, Bbc News. We are going to return to the story about Care Workers and vaccinations and this follows on from the fact that today is essentially the deadline for any Care Workers in england to get there first covid 19 vaccine. This is because mps voted and eventually made it obligatory if you work in a residential Care Home to have their vaccine and to have a covid 19 vaccine and that deadline is the 11th of november. In other words you had to have had the first vaccine by today. This is an england only Policy But Today is that deadline at the get your first dose of the vaccine. Let us talk to one woman who worked in the Care Sat for a very long time. Thank you for speaking to us alice m. This has been yourjob, your career for more than 25 years. So today was the deadline to get a first dose of a vaccine. Is that something you have finally decided to do . What was your ultimate decision . Ultimate decision . From the start i said that i ultimate decision . 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What about those elderly people that you go in, | those elderly people that you go in, that you say you love working with a new love looking after, day after day, those people, some of them will if only through their agent let alone other underlying health conditions, it will be vulnerable to this disease . So committed they not have a right to be protected so that everyone that they come into contact with is asked protected as can be . Boris keep saying if you have the jab, it protects you and protects others, but now we are seeing it does not. Its proven. All these people in the hospital have had the vaccine and are in Intensive Care but they are not telling the people that has had the devil and you have and are in Intensive Care. Yes, all the residents have had the vaccine and they are protected, you know, but the families are going to be coming in at some families dont have the vaccine so what is the difference . Have the vaccine so what is the difference . ,. ,. ,. , difference . 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Yes, they do deserve to i be protected and they are protected, but the thing is what gets me and gets millions of other people, carers clement we have done this for a year and a half, stood on the Front Line. We have. Done extra hours for the people who have been on for and taken the chance of not taking it in or bringing it out, and yet we are getting stabbed in the back. We are not good now, off you p0p back. We are not good now, off you. O. , � back. We are not good now, off you. O. ,� , back. We are not good now, off you o. � ,. , back. We are not good now, off you. O. ,� ,. ,. , pop. Allison girbow, we have to leave it there. Pop. Allison girbow, we have to leave it there. Thank pop. Allison girbow, we have to leave it there. Thank you pop. Allison girbow, we have to leave it there. Thank you very i pop. Allison girbow, we have to leave it there. Thank you very much for your time for now, thank you. Lets get it with the weather prospects. Not a bad day at all with sunny spells and dry weather for the country in the fine and drama that will continue into this evening with lights and shined his will but there is change on the way for tomorrow especially out towards the west. It was a front is approaching and you could seek is rearing its head here in Northern Ireland so not is it actually dry this evening. Some spots getting into the Western Isles of scotland too. This Weather Front will cross northeast across the northern half of the British Isles through the night and actually by The End of the night, the next for the front here will be approaching Western Fringes of wales and the southwest at once is for the front approaches us, it is going to stick around across western areas. It is actually slowing down as there is only a very gentle breeze pushing it along to the thinking is from cornwall and the Western Fringes of wales and the i received into the Western Isles is where it will be clouded with some rank with central and Easter Parts having all day. Bye bye. Hello this is Bbc News with me, jane hill. The headlines the Covid Boosterjab Programme is under way as some Health Care workers and patients receive their dose. Today marks the last day Care Home staff in england can get their first Covid Vaccine if they want to keep theirjob. Diplomatic fallout as britain, the us and australia agree a Defence Pact. The Prime Minister denies chinas claim that itll undermine regional stability. The Scottish Government draughts in the military to help with Ambulance Delays after the average wait for an ambulance reached six hours last week. Much more coming up in this half hour. But much more coming up in this half hour. But right much more coming up in this half hour. But right now. Sport, and for a full round up from the Bbc Sport centre, heres olly. Good evening. The European Football continues tonight. Were just ten minutes away from West Ham kicking off their Europa League Campaign as one of four british clubs in action this evening. Its the first time theyve played in the Group Stage of the competition. They begin with an away match against croatian champions dinamo zagreb. Its a proud moment for Club Captain Mark noble, who is beginning his 18th and final season at the club. Its been sort of 3 4 months of excitement, of looking forward to obviously who we drew in the Group Stages. Were here now, and as the boss said we have a full squad, no injuries, everyone ready to go and play. Weve got 4 5 new signings that i could say are used to this part of the world, used to this football, so were well prepared and were really excited about everything. Leicester city are the other English Club in action. They host napoli at 8pm, and their manager is expecting a tough match against a side he feels would be at home in the Champions League. I certainly believe theyre a Champions League club. Got great experience, as you say, james, over these last number of years in the competition. So, they arrive in the Europa League as one of the few brits to do well in it, so, yeah, a very good side full of experience and quality, but its such an exciting game for us to start the competition and were excited by it. Heres a check on the british teams in action today. Celtic are away at real betis, while Rangers Host Lyon at 8pm. In the new europa conference league, the third tier of European Football, tottenham are away at rennes. Englands women will welcome three of the worlds top sides next february for the first staging of a new annual invitational womens tournament. The lionesses will be joined by germany and spain, both also ranked in fifas top ten, with the fourth competing nation to be announced soon. Therell be three double header matches played across seven days in a round robin format. Englands men are up to third in Fifas World rankings. That equals their highest position since rankings were introduced in 1992. England made it to the final of Euro 2020 Injuly and beat hungary and andorra in World Cup Qualifying earlier this month before drawing with poland. Belgium remain top, with brazil second. Wales are 19th, scotland 45th and Northern Ireland 47th. Englands women have been bowled out for 241 after being put in to bat by New Zealand in the first one day international in bristol. The Standout Performer for the hosts was captain heather knight. She scored the 22nd half century of her odi career. She was eventually out for 89. Caught and bowled by Leigh Kasperek as she was approaching her century. That sparked the collapse. England lost their final final five wickets forjust 13 runs. New zealand, meanwhile, are currently on 24 2 as they start their chase. And finally, five days after making tennis history, Britains Emma Raducanu is back home. The new Us Open champion was reunited with her parents after arriving back in south east london. On saturday, she became the first british woman in 44 years to win a Grand Slam singles title, and shes since had a whirlwind week in new york, with appearances on american tv and at the met gala. The new british Number One and World Number 23 now says shes ready to get back to training for more Grand Slam wins. Thats all the sport for now. You can find more on all those stories on the Bbc Sport website. Keep on top of that womens Cricket Match in bristol against the kiwis and also all the European Football thatis and also all the European Football that is just about to get going. I will have an update for un Sports Day right after the 6pm news. Energy prices have soared after a key electricity between britain and france was shut down. National grid said a fire means the cable will be totally offline until The End of next week as wholesale Electricity Prices jumped by 19 in response. The Household Regulator has said the Energy Bills will be affected by this Jump Energy bills will be affected by thisjump in prices. Joining me now is guy anker, Deputy Editor of money saving expert. Good afternoon. Is it really straightforward essay there has been a big fire and picking out cable for nine days and that instantly has an effect all of us . We nine days and that instantly has an effect all of us . Effect all of us . We dont know for certain what effect all of us . We dont know for certain what is effect all of us . We dont know for certain what is going effect all of us . We dont know for certain what is going to effect all of us . We dont know for certain what is going to happen. Effect all of us . We dont know for| certain what is going to happen and we dont know when it will happen but we do know is this potentially just the latest big problem for the Energy Market because prices have been going on for many months now because there has been a big increase in demand as the world recovers economically from the Pandemic And Supply has not been able to keep up with that for many reasons. There is a chance if you listen to the analyst to look at the supply of energy that this could be yet another problem with supply. So we dont know when it will happen if we dont know when it will happen if we dont know when it will happen if we dont know for certain if it will lead to a rise in prices but there is definitely a big risk that prices will rise more, but all we can do as consumers is worried about the price at the point we come to compare. Now is a crucial time to do just that because prices are already giving up even before this. Viewers may well know about £140 on average increase on the 1st Of October for 11 Million households because of an increase in the cap on standard terrace and its really important you check, can you say by switching energy of plot or even a different tariff of the same supplier because many can save £100 a year switching to a cheaper deal. There were worries prices would go up there were worries prices would go up even more so if you do switch and you fix your rate, you at Least Lock in some security for a year or the link of that fix. It in some security for a year or the link of that fix. Link of that fix. It really does feel as if link of that fix. It really does feel as if there link of that fix. It really does feel as if there has link of that fix. It really does feel as if there has been link of that fix. It really does feel as if there has been a I Link of that fix. It really does i feel as if there has been a Rise Link of that fix. It really does feel as if there has been a rise in prices. You can feel it recently, i think. But when we talk about wholesale prices going up, considerably every supplier in the land that any of us might have access to is ultimately going to pass that onto the consumer. What other option is there . Other option is there . Virtually every single other option is there . Virtually every single supplier other option is there . Virtually every single supplier has other option is there . Virtually every single supplier has been| every single supplier has been raising prices over the last month, with the four existing customers unless they are on a fixed rate because they cant or for new customers. We us in the price of new deals going up and unfortunately we are all going to have to get used to certainly in the coming months paying more for our gas and electricity. Even if that is the case, i go back to the point is really important you do check if you can get a safe bike getting a better tariff. While we are all going to pay more income you can at least keep those rises in check by being on the best possible deal you can. As i say typically the average is around £100 a year saving we look at around £100 a year saving we look at a standard tariff for the 11 Million households versus the cheapest deals out there. Ok. Households versus the cheapest deals out there. ,. ,. ,. , out there. Ok, good advice, thanks ve much out there. Ok, good advice, thanks very much for out there. Ok, good advice, thanks very much forjoining out there. Ok, good advice, thanks very much forjoining us. Out there. Ok, good advice, thanks very much forjoining us. Thank out there. Ok, good advice, thanks| very much forjoining us. Thank you. News uk, the publisher of The Sun and the times, will launch a new channel called talktv early next year. The channels bosses say it will feature news, entertainment and Sports Programming and will be available for free across britain. The launch comes after Gb News began broadcasting earlier this year. Former good Morning Britain Presenter Piers Morgan will be joining the channel in their primetime slot. With me now is our media and Arts Correspondent David sillito. Tell us more about how we can get the channel and is a room in the firmament for all of this . What are your thoughts but on the Tv Channel, david . ,. , your thoughts but on the Tv Channel, david . , ,. ,. , david . You could be excused for bein a david . You could be excused for being a Bit David . You could be excused for being a bit confused david . You could be excused for being a bit confused by david . You could be excused for being a bit confused by all david . You could be excused for being a bit confused by all of david . You could be excused for| being a bit confused by all of this because it was not that long ago people were saying tv is in terminal decline. People arejust people were saying tv is in terminal decline. People are just not watching it and suddenly we get a plethora of new News Channels. We have had Gb News lost to the summer and of Course Rupert Murdoch only a few months ago was saying he did not think there was a Business Case for a new News Channel in the uk. But things have changed, it seems. May be looking a little bit at what has happened to Gb News with its slightly declining audience and its technical troubles and disappearance from his airwaves of its Lead Presenter and Chairman Andrew Neil this week. All suggesting that maybe things are in flux, so they have announced that there would be in january or sometime early next year this new talktv. It will be streaming, it will be in america on Fox Nation which is the Fox News Streaming service and will even be in australia. This is the Piers Morgan programme in particular. So they are looking at a global side of things as well but also trying to reach an audience that it feels maybe is not being served entirely ljy maybe is not being served entirely by the existing landscape. And of course you can look at it another way. Its been a torrid time in the news business. The newspapers have been struggling and losing print readers over the years. This is a great way of combining Radio And Tv and newspapers together to create sort of a product that feeds off one another. The phrase is synergy and i think thats what theyre looking for there. Certainly Rupert Murdoch seen smiling with Piers Morgan in a photograph today, he is backing this and sees there is definitely he thinks a Business Gap in the market. David, thanks so much for now. Yes whatever his name is, you can that we know what you meant. Lets also discuss with a Tv Critic. Joining me now is Tv Critic scott bryan. Piers morgan saying he is thrilled by going back to his roots by going back to the company he started it off with. ,. Back to the company he started it offwith. ,. Back to the company he started it off with. ,. ,. , ~ off with. Yes, very much so. I think its fascinating off with. Yes, very much so. I think its fascinating about off with. Yes, very much so. I think its fascinating about how off with. Yes, very much so. I think its fascinating about how it off with. Yes, very much so. I think its fascinating about how it with i its fascinating about how it with this programme its launching globally, so of Course David was talking globally, so of Course David was talking about how it will also be available talking about how it will also be available on Fox Nation and also Sky News available on Fox Nation and also Sky News australia and to me these seem to be very News Australia and to me these seem to be very opinionated, right wing networks to be very opinionated, right wing networks. So that to me gives an indication networks. So that to me gives an indication about the style of shows and Style Indication about the style of shows and style of programming that may be present and style of programming that may be present on and style of programming that may be present on Piers Morgans. This is bad News Present on Piers Morgans. This is Bad News and even more Bad News for Gb News Bad News and even more Bad News for Gb News because only earlier this week Gb News because only earlier this week one Gb News because only earlier this week one of the News Presenters and the chairman stood down. The channel has been the chairman stood down. The channel has been really suffering in the ratings has been really suffering in the ratings it has been really suffering in the ratings. It thought that it was going ratings. It thought that it was going to ratings. It thought that it was going to be that place of big discussion and having those big moments, but it has not seemed to have been moments, but it has not seemed to have been really resonating at all with the have been really resonating at all with the public. Whilst this channel clearly with the public. Whilst this channel clearly thinks it will have the ambition clearly thinks it will have the ambition but i also do think again asked ambition but i also do think again asked if ambition but i also do think again asked if It Ambition but i also do think again asked if it was talking about, is a way to asked if it was talking about, is a Way Tojust asked if it was talking about, is a Way Tojust Reuse Material that asked if it was talking about, is a way to just Reuse Material that are already way to just Reuse Material that are already available in parts of the news already available in parts of the News Uk already available in parts of the News Uk portfolio. For example, Talk Radiof News Uk portfolio. For example, talk radio, which News Uk portfolio. For example, talk radio, which is an existing Radio Channel radio, which is an existing Radio Channel Willjust be able to have those Channel Willjust be able to have those clips with Video Put onto this news those clips with Video Put onto this News Channel. Its an easy wayjust to regurgitate material. And News Channel. Its an easy Way Ust to Regurgitate Materiai News Channel. Its an easy Way Ust to regurgitate material. And in that sense does it to regurgitate material. And in that sense does it mean to regurgitate material. And in that sense does it mean this to regurgitate material. And in that sense does it mean this new to regurgitate material. And in that. Sense does it mean this new channel has more resources . And ask the sort of resources you just described there and how it all works and perhaps its also just more broadly a massive Rupert Murdoch corporation was just more money than gb a massive Rupert Murdoch Corporation Wasjust more money than Gb News . 100 . And i think itsjust got those 100 . And i think itsjust got those years and Decades Worth of knowing those years and Decades Worth of knowing how to work with professionalism from the start. I think professionalism from the start. I think Gb Professionalism from the start. I think Gb News was really unprofessional to absolutely everyone who was watching it from the awful everyone who was watching it from the awful of the did not have any material the awful of the did not have any material whilst this new network will be material whilst this new network will be able to rely on the Decades Worth will be able to rely on the Decades Worth of will be able to rely on the Decades Worth of Experience And Journalism they already have under their belt but they they already have under their belt but they will also be able to easily ust but they will also be able to easily just transfer into Big Tv Talking Points just transfer into Big Tv Talking Points i just transfer into Big Tv Talking Points. I think its still no surprise points. I think its still no surprise that we are in an age now where surprise that we are in an age now where It Surprise that we are in an age now where it generally channels are closing where it generally channels are closing and much more going streaming and much more likely to be launching streaming and much more likely to be launching a streaming and much more likely to be launching a Streaming Network than a Tv Channet launching a Streaming Network than a Tv Channel. But i think that either they think Tv Channel. But i think that either they think a Tv Channel gives them a relevancy and makes it a big Talking Point Relevancy and makes it a big Talking Point or relevancy and makes it a big Talking Point orjust the fact that they think Point Orjust the fact that they think the older viewers or ludvig still to think the older viewers or ludvig still to be think the older viewers or ludvig still to be watching the channel during still to be watching the channel during the day and during the evening during the day and during the evening and most likely want to be watching evening and most likely want to be watching opinionated broadcasting that they think there is some leverage that they think there is some leverage in this. Interesting that we are leverage in this. Interesting that we are at leverage in this. Interesting that we are at a leverage in this. Interesting that we are at a point now where it really we are at a point now where it really discussing about impartiality in the really discussing about impartiality in the news and on tv and whether you can in the news and on tv and whether you can have in the news and on tv and whether you can have very right wing or very opinionated you can have very right wing or very opinionated hosts, where is the line in terms opinionated hosts, where is the line in terms of ensuring balance or are you able in terms of ensuring balance or are you able to in terms of ensuring balance or are you able to have sort of a very if he did you able to have sort of a very if he did it you able to have sort of a very if he did it show without necessarily having he did it show without necessarily having to have a balance for so many opposing having to have a balance for so many opposing views . I think the channel along opposing views . I think the channel along with opposing views . I think the channel along with Gb News will try to change along with Gb News will try to change what we already know about tv itself~ change what we already know about tv itself. , ~ itself. Really interesting. We will see what happens itself. Really interesting. We will see what happens in itself. Really interesting. We will see what happens in the itself. Really interesting. We will see what happens in the new itself. Really interesting. We will. See what happens in the new year. Thank you so much, scott. The mother of a five year old boy has won a Court Case against the Environment Agency about Noxious Gases from a staffordshire Landfill Site. Lawyers for Rebecca Currie say Hydrogen Sulphide Gas from the site, near her home, has worsened her sons matthews underlying health issues. Thousands of residents near the Walleys Quarry have complained of Breathing Difficulties, as Kathryn Stanczyszyn reports. Five year old Matthew Richards was born prematurely and has had Breathing Difficulties since birth, but his family say the Noxious Gases released from the Landfill Site he lives next to risks shortening his life. Theyve taken the Environment Agency to court, saying the Body Wasnt doing enough to prevent it, and today a High Courtjudge ruled in the familys favour, saying that real and significant change is needed as a matter of urgency. Its come as a shock. It really has come as a shock. I didnt expect to, you know, go to the High Court in london to fight the Environment Agency and matthew come out winning it. Its been horrendous, really, you know, watching your coughing, choking, vomiting. You go in his bedroom in the morning, and its like youre hit with a Brick Wall with this toxic gas. People living in the village of silverdale in staffordshire have been raising issues for years about the smell of Hydrogen Sulphide emanating from walley� s quarry. They say the Eggy Stench is destroying notjust quality of life, but health, too. Today, a judge ruled the Environment Agency must act to reduce levels of Hydrogen Sulphide in the area, saying pressing and ongoing action will improve the Air Matthew and his community breathes. Its been such a long haul with the Environment Agency not listening to us, and then finally we get a judgment that, yes, the smell is unacceptable and its got to stop. Were over the moon. The Environment Agency has released a statement saying it has every sympathy with residents and will require the operator to make improvements, but its pleased the court didnt find it had breached its legal obligations. Solicitors for Matthews Family have described this as a David And Goliath case and say if things dont change, they wont hesitate to take further legal action. Kathryn stanczyszyn, Bbc News. With millions of visitors each year, National Parks are among the most popular Tourist Destinations in the uk, but competition to be awarded the special status of National Park can be fierce because of the investment that comes with the title. Now, campaigners behind one unsuccessful bid, the South Pennines, say a new system of recognition is needed. Judy hobson reports. In the hills above burnley, its obvious to see why this area was once in the running to become a National Park. This rich landscape is steeped in cultural and industrial heritage. But what the South Pennines doesnt have is a brand. Above us is burnley, pendle hill. Sweeping across, youve got the Yorkshire Dales in the background. Helen nobles on a mission to change that. She wants the South Pennines to be recognised as a national landscape, which she believes would help protect it. It would certainly give everyone a sense of place, somewhere thats well known. But for us, its very much about bringing that investment into the area. This deserves being looked after. It deserves that investment, and for us, the communities and the landscape has great diversity, and we think that should be celebrated. The south Pennines Park covers 460 square miles, cutting across greater manchester, lancashire and yorkshire, and its home to 450,000 people. Why notjust have this area designated a National Park . Very simply, we dont want to be bound by the legislation that may bring us. What we want is a park thats agile, that can adapt to the challenges that it faces, and we think that this new approach, doing things differently, will help us to achieve that. This is a local landmark, the singing ringing tree. And walkers here told us why they think the area is so special. Itsjust stunning. Everywhere you look, youve got magnificent views. Its like everything, the amount of money that you can spend on it, the better its going to be. Itsjust a really lovely place to walk, and if you just look at the view, where else would you go . Its on your doorstep. Its that sense of place, the stunning uplands that were currently at, but also that intermix with the urban areas and the mill towns and the wonderful people that live here. Many local councils and businesses are behind the campaign, which aims to protect this landscape for everyone to enjoy. Judy hobson, Bbc News. Now its time for a look at the weather with tomasz. Hello. Well, it was a pretty good day on the Weather Front for most of us today. Lengthy spells of sunshine. Friday will see increasing amounts of cloud across western areas of the uk, and we are expecting some on and off rain. Now, this Weather Front is approaching us right now. Its just to the west of our neighbourhood, this low pressure spinning up here. But its a very slow moving Weather Front. In fact, its slowing down as it approaches the uk, and once It Parks itself out towards the west of the uk, thats where its going to stay pretty much through the whole of friday. Now, through the night, its already going to turn across scotland and parts of Northern Ireland, but england and wales overnight is looking dry. And its also going to be a very mild night. These are warm southerly winds, soin places like Northern Ireland and the Western Isles of scotland, the temperature may not drop lower than 15 Degrees Celsius overnight. So, heres that Weather Front, and its slowing down, basically stalling from the tip of cornwall to the tip of wales, the irish sea, into the Western Isles, a narrow band of rain. Either side of it, the weathers going to be much better. Sunshine for newcastle all the way to norwich. So, that was friday. How about saturday . The Weather Front still here, its actually starting to fizzle away, so not much rain on it, but there will be a line of cloud from scotland again across the irish sea, look at the Wind Direction coming mostly out of the east here, coming out of the west here, its kind of almost variable but mostly from the south. And when you have winds blowing from different directions, thats when Weather Fronts stall. And we think its just going to fizzle out during the course of saturday towards the west. So, on the whole, saturday not a bad day for most of us with lengthy spells of sunshine. However, on sunday, that Weather Front is going to reinvigorate itself. It will become more cloudy across the uk, and well see outbreaks of rain developing during the course of the afternoon. So, i think out of the two days, saturday or sunday, sunday is going to be the wetter day and i think a greater chance of catching some rain. But therell be sunny spells around, too. Its never going to be cold, temperatures will be in the low 20s for the most part, and into next week, i think the weathers going to be not too bad for most of us. At six, bolstering the uks Covid Defences the roll out of boosterjabs gets under way. Sharp scratch. This Maternity Support Worker in london is one of the first to get the third dose, with front Line Health workers and the Over 50s first in line. Also on the programme tonight. Deciding between a jab and yourjob. From november, all Care Home staff in england must be fully Vaccinated to keep working. Todays the deadline for their first dose. Im kind of relieved that its done now, because i dont have to to and fro with my options i think i spent a lot of time worrying about whether i was going to have the vaccine, and if i didnt have it, what did that mean for work . The Scottish Government requires to military help