But i just dont want to pay it any attention. The more attention you pay it, the more it consumes your life, and i dont want it to consume My Life. Ive got kids, ive got family. A big problem for the big screen . Box office takings remain down. Can James Bond canJames Bond save cinema . Its a happy return to European Football for the hammers. West ham start their Europa League Campaign off with victory in croatia, the only british team to win Last Night. She made history with her Us Open victory. New Tennis Superstar Emma Raducanu Willjoin us at eight oclock to tell us how her life has changed. A lot of dry and warm weather particularly in central and eastern parts but some Rain Moving in from the west. All the details right here on Bbc Breakfast. Its friday, the 17th of september. Changes to international travel are expected to be announced by the government later. Scrapping Pcr Tests for double jabbed people, and simplifying the Traffic Light System could be amongst the new rules in england. Our Transport Correspondent, Carrie Davies has more. Sunshine, but no ones sunbathing. In a normal year, 80 of the guests at This hotel in turkey would have been british. Turkey went on the Red List in may, meaning anyone travelling from there to the uk has to quarantine in a hotel. Since then, it has been a difficult summer here. But they are holding out hope it could change. We have just about survived, but it has been very, very challenging. At the moment, we are very, very quiet. To get the british market to go ahead at This stage would be great. It could take us through to The End of october. Maybe even into november. At the moment, it is very, very important. There are now 62 countries on the Red List, including pakistan and mexico. The government will announce changes to the list today. There are other moves ahead, too. The Travel Industry hopes that the Traffic Light System, where countries are currently divided into green, amber or red, will be simplified. And it wants the more expensive Pcr Tests that all travellers have to do when they arrive in the uk replaced by the cheaper lateral Flow Tests. It worries that the cost is putting off travellers. I think there is always that risk with Lateral Flow that you do not have the Gold Standard of pcr. I think the key is, at the moment, its looking at that risk reward scenario. We are seeing Infection Rates are high, but obviously we have got the vaccination through in the uk. And i think the government has got to balance that us getting back on with life. The government has previously argued that Pcr Tests are needed to keep an eye on variants of concern, and some say they are still needed. I would like to see Pcr Tests remain, because they have given us so much information already from the sequencing. So we know when delta was introduced, when the Delta Variant came in, that This virus was imported over 500 times. We would not have that information if we were not doing the Screening And Sequencing that is associated with that. The government has said its priority is to protect Public Health and the decisions on the Traffic Light System are informed by the latest Risk Assessment from Thejoint Biosecurity Centre. From Thejoint Biosecurity Centre and wider Public Health factors. A decision on what happens next with Test And Travel will be announced later today. The industry is hoping for something that will fill up the sunbeds. The welsh government will decide today whether to introduce Vaccine Passports for entry into venues like nightclubs. The first Minister Mark Drakeford has previously said he believes there are ethical and practical problems with the idea 7 but concern remains over the high level of covid infection. Two men have been charged with the murder of the journalist Lyra Mckee, who was shot during rioting in londonderry in 2019. The men, aged 21 and 33, were arrested on wednesday morning, and have had a number of other charges brought against them, including firearms possession, rioting and arson. Violence against women and girls should be considered as much of a priority as Counter Terrorism thats according to a major review of policing, commissioned by the government reports of domestic abuse spiked during lockdown and a Police Watchdog found staggering variation in how forces dealt with the issue across england and wales. Chief constables say more money is needed to bring Offenders Tojustice more quickly. The government said tackling violence against women and girls is a top priority. The Prime Ministers new cabinet will meet for the first time later This morning, after the finaL Changes were made to his ministerial team. Our political Correspondent Nick eardleyjoins us from westminster. It is almost like the first day at school for some of the new ministers and i wonder how they will be judging the room, establishing authority in their briefs. You say first day at authority in their briefs. You say first day at School Authority in their briefs. You say first day at School But Authority in their briefs. You say first day at school but with authority in their briefs. You say | first day at school but with pretty big exams coming because there are some pretty big challenges for ministers who find themselves with new portfolios or in borisjohnson� s top team around the big table for the first time. One Finger Lot at westminster are speculating on is we have had almost two stages of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister. We have brexit, the promise to get us out of the european union, then the pandemic, which meant a lot of the big stuff the Prime Minister said he wanted to do was parked. This cabinet is about delivery. It has some pretty big challenges to deliver potentially in a couple of years, before we fire the starting gun on another general election. If you take Levelling Up, the phrase we have heard so many times from the conservatives. It is still pretty ill defined. There are still a lot of Tory Mps going, we dont know what it is and we do not know how the Prime Minister will deliver it. Michael gove, the Cabinet Minister with responsibility for that has a pretty big challenge to explain that. The new education secretary nadhim zahawi. Has challenges after the impact of the pandemic on young people in schools, to get education back on track, and whether that involves more money and time for children in school. Big tasks for him. That is scratching the surface. The foreign Secretary Liz Truss has questions about how to define the idea of global britain, the Post Brexit Place in the world for the uk. You will see smiling faces in Downing Street This morning as the ministers turn up for their first cabinet meeting, but i suspect there is apprehension behind the smiles about how exactly they will deliver on what is a tight timescale. Sir clive sinclair, the british inventor who created one of the first Pocket Calculators and brought affordable Home Computers to the masses, has died at the age of 81. Largely self taught, he began Inventing Gadgets while he was still at school, and is widely known for his creation of the Ill Fated Sinclair C5 electric tricycle. Our Technology Correspondent Rory cellan jones reports. His Drive And Enthusiasm made him one of britains best known inventors. The whole business of invention is a non material thing. Its very hard to know why it gives such pleasure. Clive sinclairs fascination with gadgets started at school and, by his late teens, he was selling his own electronic kits by Mail Order and writing technical manuals. He then put a magnifying bubble over each digit to make it visible. An obsession with Miniaturisation Saw Him launch The Words fist slimline Pocket Calculator in 1972. Soon though, competition from cheaperjapanese versions forced sinclair to slash his prices. Then the failure of his next innovation, a digital watch, brought his company to its knees. Undaunted, he set up Sinclair Research and in 1980 launched a ground breaking personal computer, the zx 80. It sold for under £100. It was the Zx Spectrum with its Colour Display that was his biggest success, credited by some with launching the uks Computer And Video games industries. More money had been poured into his obsession with a new form of urban transport. The Sinclair C5, launched in the Freezing Winter of 1985, became something of a nationaljoke. And many critics complained it was unsafe on busy urban roads. You try some things sometimes they succeed you try some things and they succeed and sometimes they dont. And i dont look back on it and say to myself the cs was a Wildest Idea which failed because people jumped on it, i dont think thats true. I think it was not good enough to succeed, simple as that. Having run out of money, sinclairwas forced to sell his Computer Business to a Budding Entrepreneur called alan sugar. Undeterred, he continued his quest for a new kind of personal transport. But an electric bicycle, the zike, proved no more popular than the c5. It is as a brilliant inventor who gave millions their first introduction to computers that he will be remembered. It isa it is a fascinating look back. The things he was involved in. You forget because you just think of the c5. And you look at the computers and all the young people are like oh, is that how it started . It felt so revolutionary. And it is so normalised now, the idea of it being a new story around a little calculator seems extraordinary. I am not sure sarah would remember that. Good morning. Ijust about remember the c5 in the 805. A good morning. Iju5t about remember the c5 in the 805. A pretty iconic vehicle. Today we are looking at a largely dry and settle day in many parts. Not everywhere. A weather part5. Not everywhere. A Weather Front is moving in from the west so there will be some rain but for many, similar to yesterday with sunny spell5 many, similar to yesterday with sunny spells and temperatures doing well. This is where we have Rain Moving in across parts of Northern Ireland in Western Scotland. It will push into Western Fringes of england and wales in the afternoon. In much of central and Eastern England and Central Scotland you should stay dry for much of the day if not all. Temperatures doing pretty well. In the North West, 16 18 where you have the North West, 16 18 where you have the outbreaks of rain. This evening and overnight Cloud And Drizzle and rain slow moving across the borders and parts of england and wales. Clear and dry Weather Either Side of it but some misty patches around on saturday. Temperatures mild. Particularly in the South East. The weekend is a mix. Dry weather on saturday and temperatures up to 23 in the warmer spots. Rain in the North And West. By sunday, we could see rain becoming more widespread. Saturday the best day of the weekend for many. If you are a fan ofJames Bond you will know there is less than two weeks until the most eagerly anticipated film released in recent uk history. With Box Office takings down on Pre Pandemic levels there is lots of pressure on This film. Victoria is at a cinema in North London for us today. You have taken a seat. It looks like there is a trailer of a certain James Bond. Yes, a lot riding on This gentleman here and on his shoulders to save cinema, because it has been a tough time for the industry. He has a lot on his plate. Good morning. Iam in i am in North London at a cinema designed by George Cole is back in their heyday, the Golden Age of cinema. It was designed by George Coles The Man behind so many Art Deco 205 and 305 movie houses across the uk. I wonder if George Coles would be shocked by the Drama Unfolding when it comes to what has been going on in the world of cinema and movies because the pandemic has dealt a major blow to This industry. Even though the cinemas opened injuly, in the month since september, takings have been under £90 million across the country. And the biggest grossing film of that time free guy. Me neither, i have not heard of it. When you look at Pre Pandemic. Things were not great but the tills were ringing to the tune of £128 million. When you compare data from here and then and back before the pandemic, it is down. Down on 2019 and down on 2020. There are big holes to fill. The whole industry thinks they have lost £2 billion when it comes to the pandemic. A lot of money needs to be made up. Our people still going to the cinema . We caught up with people in trowbridge and asked what they were watching and asked what they were watching and what brought them into town. Pearl dean music. I have been back to the cinema. Two weeks ago, a friend of mine, we went on a date. It was very nice. We went to see the Suicide Squad second one. Which was really enjoyable. The film we all saw was candy man. And it was quite nice to see things slowly going back to normal. There were a few people, wasnt there . Yes, there were quite a lot of people. I have been back to the cinema. Yes, it was very enjoyable. It is very accessible. Because, obviously, i have physical limitations, so i am looking for places that are accessible to me. And i enjoyed the film. When things were closed, it was hard to imagine what it would be like. It was actually really nice and normal, going back and having that sense of normality. We are filmgoers but we havent been i back to cinema because of a, covid, i and b, we havent seen any films advertise that are of interest to us. That last comment is interesting. Were talking about everybody� s Talking Aboutjamie on the Show Today but thats almost exclusively a Streaming Release on amazon prime. So there is a lot riding on no time to die, perhaps the most apt Movie Title for the industry right now. Lets speak to the Film Critic anna smith. Is it too late, the Bond Film . This will bring back people who have not been to cinema in a time. A large Age Range of people and James Bond is what people want to see on the Screen And Share with the crowd. They want to laugh and gasp. I think it has a lot of power. Isnt they want to laugh and gasp. I think it has a lot of power. It has a lot of power. Isnt it also art of it has a lot of power. Isnt it also part of the it has a lot of power. Isnt it also part of the problem it has a lot of power. Isnt it also part of the problem that it has a lot of power. Isnt it also part of the problem that there i it has a lot of power. Isnt it also part of the problem that there isj it has a lot of power. Isnt it also i part of the problem that there is an over reliance on these blockbusters to the detriment of smaller films in a greater range . Is a to the detriment of smaller films in a greater range . A greater range . Is a critic i feel sad peeple a greater range . Is a critic i feel sad people wait a greater range . Is a critic i feel sad people wait for a greater range . Is a critic i feel sad people wait for these sad people wait for these blockbusters rather than seeing a lot of the great films coming out the past months. But it is about a mix. Cinemas need big films and prestige of arthouse titles. It is about audiences being brave enough to watch it all. Hagar about audiences being brave enough to watch it all. To watch it all. How much have you missed it as to watch it all. How much have you missed it as a to watch it all. How much have you missed it as a film to watch it all. How much have you missed it as a Film Critic . To watch it all. How much have you missed it as a Film Critic . A to watch it all. How much have you missed it as a Film Critic . A lot,. Missed it as a Film Critic . A lot, the audience, missed it as a Film Critic . A lot, the audience, shared missed it as a Film Critic . A lot, l the audience, shared experience, community, that is what we have been missing. Cinema i think is here to stay. Missing. Cinema i think is here to sta. , ~ missing. Cinema i think is here to sta. , ~. , missing. Cinema i think is here to sta. , ~. Missing. Cinema i think is here to sta. , ~. , stay. You might think that book Box Office takings stay. You might think that book Box Office takings tell stay. You might think that book Box Office takings tell a stay. You might think that book Box Office takings tell a different office takings tell a different story. If cinema goes, what replaces it as a cultural experience that anybody can go and do and what happens to these beautiful buildings across the uk . We happens to these beautiful buildings across the uk . Across the uk . We still have Radio And Tv coexisting across the uk . We still have Radio And Tv coexisting happily across the uk . We still have Radio And Tv coexisting happily and across the uk . We still have Radio And Tv coexisting happily and i and Tv Coexisting happily and i think Streaming And Film will coexist happily. I hope people will come to buildings like This for many years to come. It is come to buildings like This for many years to come years to come. It is interesting, what happens years to come. It is interesting, what happens if years to come. It is interesting, what happens if these years to come. It is interesting, what happens if these places i years to come. It is interesting, | what happens if these places are years to come. It is interesting, what happens if these places are not used. Is it really the same if you watch at home . It is easy to do, but do you get the popcorn, the nice Velvet Seats . You do not at my house. And ask yourself, when was the last time you went to the cinema . And what happens if they go. And it is a rite of passage. How many people have had their first kiss in a building like This . Studio i knew you would take it there, victoria. It has got everyone thinking about that. Lets Take A Look at todays papers. The issue of travel dominates the front pages This morning. The Daily Mail is reporting that Travel Testing rules are to be torn up for the fully vaccinated. According to the paper, The Double Jabbed will no longer have to take Pcr Tests when they return from abroad. That is ahead of an announcement we expect from the Transport Secretary today. The times says dozens of countries, including turkey, are to be removed from the Red List in time for the half term holidays next month. Away from travel. The telegraph leads on the Home Secretarys plea to police to take decisive action against climate change activists. It comes after a number of motorway protests that caused major Traffic Disruption This week. And one of the most read stories online is the death of the Computing Pioneer Sir clive sinclair, who has died at the age of 81. His daughter said he was still working on his inventions last week because that was what he loved doing. There is quite a bit written about sir clive sinclair. At The End of the Room Review we said he was still working on inventions. His determination was he was working on designs believing a flying car was technically entirely possible. That is where he was act. He had never given up on it. And was working on it to The End. And way back, famously, he made small calculators. They used to be huge, bigger than a laptop, and he made little calculators. Himself, apparently, he never used a calculator. He relied on a Slide Rule for calculations. He invented it but never used it. Quite confusing in themselves, Slide Rules. A very clever man. Despite the easing of coronavirus restrictions, some families in england say theyre still not being allowed to see Loved Ones living in Care Homes as often as theyd like. More than a quarter of A Million people have signed a petition calling on the government to do more, amid claims some homes arent following official guidance. Breakfast� s Jayne Mccubbin has more. Its my escape from the Nursing Home. Drawn by archie, my grandson. A wheelchair here. And flames coming out. Archie wanted to bust you out . Yeah. Hes got quite a vivid imagination, i think. We first heard from Maggie Late Last year. Like so many, trapped in her Nursing Home, unable to have visitors. Lifes not worth living, really. That was when her grandson hatched the plan. There wasnt a ring of fire outside, but they came. Today, she lives with her Son Tom and his young family, who have spent thousands adapting their home. But she is campaigning for those she sees as being Left Behind in the pandemic. Yesterday, maggie helped deliver a 260,000 Name Petition to Downing Street, calling for Care Home residents to be allowed the same freedoms as the rest of society. There must be laws for people in Care Homes, who havent got anyone to speak up for them. Mum has been very lucky. We are privileged to have the space and the means to have busted mum out with the plan that archie hatched. I think there are thousands of people who dont. In leeds, 100 year old frances enjoys a Freedom Unthinkable A year ago. Afternoon tea in daughter lindas garden. But her own Care Home still feels farfrom a real home. Linda can visit me. My son comes from right across the country to see me. And he cant come In My Room at all. He stands in the Back Garden and shouts to me. Now, thats ridiculous. He has travelled two hours in a car to see me, and that is the reception he gets. Over 18 months, Window Visits turned into garden visits. There was a Mothers Day behind a screen. Ive got some news. And, at christmas. You are Coming Home at christmas. A calculated but much welcomed risk. Lifes not about the length of life, the quantity of life, it is about the quality of life. And lifes about risks. You cantjust stop living because of that. This was christmas for pat, in bristol. A virtual choir of Family Members who could not be at her Care Home in person. Today, her son tim can visit. But hes still more than happy to visit behind a screen. I much prefer to have my mother alive and kicking, rather than Risk Exposure to a disease that we know preys on the elderly. While i have every sympathy for those with elderly relatives, parents who want to be able to have that access, if they are living in a Nursing Home, its notjust them, its the wider Nursing Home community. Sadly, i dont think we will see normality for a good few years yet. The people who visit Care Homes, they are getting hit the hardest. No doubt about it. The government say they are doing all they can to facilitate safe visits, but the sector told us that with infections rising and Vaccine Efficacy declining, restrictions must remain. This is me going through to see joan. For brendan, that prolongs the pain of the last 16 months. This way, joan. Joan. This is what happens. His wifejoan has dementia. She doesnt like the only Visitors Room they are allowed access to. Shes off. I think that im more safe to the residents than some of the staff, because they are young people. They want to go out at weekends, they want to go dancing, they want to go to nightclubs and football matches and stuff. I dont go anywhere. Life may be returning to normal for many. Not the relatives and residents of Care Homes. Its now time to live with it, manage it. Thats what theyve got to do. As always our thanks to those who took part in the report, sharing. Difficult decisions being made on behalf of Care Homes themselves and the people caught up in that situation and how it works in practice. You can see frustration when they see other things happen with other people. We will follow that story. Find out what is happening where you are now. Good morning from Bbc London, im alison earle. Gatwick airport is cutting the cost of lateral Flow And Pcr tests. The Expresstest Screening for covid 19 has been reduced to £33 via a discount code. Its part of efforts to support britains return to travel. St Marys Hospital in paddington will need £1 billion pounds in Repair Work or services could be shut in the coming years. One part is in such a state of disrepair it cant be used at all. Imperial College Healthcare Trust which runs it has submitted plans to redevelop three buildings to ensure there are beds available. For many years Southern Railway was the countrys poorest performing train company. But its now said to be the best. Its been named Passenger Operator of the year at the national rail awards. It went through a long and damaging strike by guards. Butjudges said it had evolved. A woman involved in a serious Car Crash, who spent more than a year in hospital has finally been discharged. 21 year old Macy Window was given just a 2 chance of survival. Shed been driving home to essex in Heavy Rain when her car came off the m2. Shes now in rehab. How did it feel once you got discharged after 400 days . J wild. It was really nice, it was really nice. When i was in hospital, for a really long time, i couldnt see when it would end. And then i was getting discharged, albeit to another hospital, but ijust had an end day. Like i know when its going to end, now. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Sitation now. The District Line is part suspended. Theres no service between Edgware Road to high Street Kensington due to a signal failure. Severe delays on the circle lane. Minor delays on the Hammersmith And City and the metropolitan line. Onto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. Theres lots of dry weather in the forecast as we head through the rest of This week. But perhaps a little bit of rain around over the weekend. For today, it is dry and fine. We are starting off with temperatures in double figures. There is a bit of mist around its not terribly widespread. And where we do see it, it will lift and clear as we head through the morning. There will be some bright and sunny spells on and off throughout the day. A bit more cloud than many of us saw yesterday. It is also going to feel breezier. Temperatures a little lower, but still slightly above average, peaking around 21 22 degrees in the best of the sunshine. Overnight tonight, we will do the whole thing all over again. There will be clear spells around, missed developing perhaps into tomorrow morning, with overnight lows staying in double figures. And then over the course of the weekend, we have an area of low pressure sitting towards the south of us and that could spin as up a few showers at times on saturday. Also some bright and sunny spells. Temperatures peaking in the low 205 in the celsius. Sunday, maybe longer outbreaks of rain. And then High Pressure builds again into the start of next week. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now though its back to naga and charlie. Bye for now. Hello This is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Coming up on breakfast This morning. Could Traffic Light Travel rules be scrapped later . Well try to get to the bottom of how your next Holiday Experience could change. Well be talking to woman of the moment Emma Raducanu, after she arrived back in the uk fresh from her historic win at the Us Open. I want to be a Drag Queen. And everybody� s talking about jamie the incredible True Story Of A Teenager who overcame prejudice to become a Drag Queen and saw his life turned into a hit musical. Well talk to jamie himself, and the actor who plays him in a new film. 11 months ago Tom Parker, the singer from the band the wanted, was diagnosed with an inoperable Brain Tumour. Its been a tough year, to say the least, but hes decided to talk publicly about his illness for the first time, and hes revealed the band is reforming for a special Charity Concert at the royal Albert Hall. Hes been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. Tom parker, welcome to Bbc Breakfast. This is your first interview you have given to a broadcaster since you were diagnosed with a Brain Tumour so just tell us, how are you . Feeling really well, actually. Its been a bit of a journey to say the least. So i was diagnosed about 11 months ago. So, yeah, itsjust been a crazy journey, to be honest with you. How is the treatment going . Yeah, its been going all right. I mean, dont get me wrong, Chemo And Radiation is very, very tough. I have a lot of empathy with anyone that goes through it. But we did it, we got through it. So, were here to tell the tale. Are you still having it, though . No, done now, completely, yeah. Done my six cycles, did 30 rounds of radiation. The body was crying out for help by The End, it was just really intense. I think its just the going up to guys every day, doing the treatment, being under the radiation masks, it wasjust, you know, dark days but were here to tell the tale. What got you through it . My kids, my wife, my fans. You know, theres a lot of love out there. And people are just beautiful. Because your second child, bodhi, was born so soon afterwards, about three months . Yeah. How was that . Chaos, to say the least. Its been. Its been emotionally difficult for me, because obviously with aurelia, i was very involved with her growing up as a toddler. Whereas because This left side has been a little bit stilted, ive not been able to be as involved with carrying and feeding, with baths. So thats been tough mentally. But im here and were doing it, and im present and thats all that counts, i think. Did you find some of your friends couldnt cope with it, certain people have drifted away . Yeah, do you know what, you do find that. People dont really like talking about it. To be honest, i didnt really, i dont really like talking about it because im all about the positive mindset. And its not that im ignoring cancer, but ijust dont want to pay it any attention. The more attention you pay it, the more it consumes your life and i dont want it to consume My Life. Ive got kids, ive got family. So ijust and ignore it as much as possible. And thats hard at times, you know, when you have stilted walking, you cant move my your arm, im like, come on, get moving. How easy do you find it to stay in the present . Its taken a bit of training to be honest, with you, but i feel like im in a really good space with it now. It took me so long to not be able to be affected by things i saw online. Every morning i would google or go on Twitter And Type in glioblastoma. And it would just, it would just drag my day down. And my mood down. Now that ive kind of put that to bed, im not as obsessed with it. Im just learning to live My Life a little bit more. And did you know how do you get up from an all time low This coming monday at the royal Albert Hall, you have organised a concert to raise money for cancer. You started getting names involved. Yeah, weve got sigrid, liam payne, which was a massive name. Well, they were the big rivals of the wanted, it used to be One Direction versus the wanted. Yeah, it was. And also a certain group called the wanted. Theyre getting back together and youre about to start rehearsals. We are. In the next few hours . Next few hours. Im pretty scared, to be honest, im a bit nervous about it. But, at the same time, very excited. You know, weve been together a little bit over the last few weeks and the chemistry is still the same. Ijust wish my mobility was a little better, but its fine, were there and were present, we doing it, were making a difference. After the diagnosis, how quickly were the guys from the wanted to get in Touch And Show support . I spoke to the boys and they all reached out individually. They were so kind. And during that time, you feel, its such a lonely time in your life where you feel like youve got nothing. You just feel like you want to curl up and die, to be quite honest with you. And, you know, the boys getting involved, that gave me that little bit of Hope And Inspiration to push on and do some good. My universe will never be the same im glad you came, im glad you came what message would you have for anyone who finds himself in your position . Just focus on every day. You know, none of us, any of us in This room dont know what tomorrow holds. And i think thats the one thing that ive taken from the situation. Live today like its your last. A Life Lesson for us all. It really is. And everything a Life Lesson for us all. It really is. And everything he a Life Lesson for us all. It really is. And everything he says a Life Lesson for us all. It really l is. And everything he says about a Life Lesson for us all. It really is. And everything he says about the way hes approaching the situation hes in, its so positive, he said, im here and im present. Very young family. All the best that concert. You can get tickets for Tom Parkers inside my Head Concert from the royal Albert Hall website. It is 24 it is 2a minutes to seven, good morning. Lets catch up with the sport. It feels like ages until we have talked about sport. We are speaking to Emma Reddick and you soon, yes, 8am, i have been Emma Raducanu. Soon, yes, 8am, i have been Emma Raducanu. ,. , soon, yes, 8am, i have been emma raducann raducanu. Yes, i have been speaking to some young raducanu. Yes, i have been speaking to some young tennis raducanu. Yes, i have been speaking to some young Tennis Players to some young Tennis Players yesterday, they are also inspired. Only one winnerfor yesterday, they are also inspired. Only one winner for the match Last Night with West Ham, and 2000 fans who went to croatia were rewarded. And they were rewarded, as West Ham, who looked very much at home on their European Travels again as they put in a brilliant performance in croatia in the europa league. They won 2 0 at dinamo zagreb, with goals coming from the in Form Michail Antonio and the second, a Dazzling Run and finish, from England Star Declan rice. If you discount qualifiers, its West Hams first win in europe This Century And Manager David Moyes was full of praise for his team including rice. Hes a terrific player, hes getting better. Hes shown it in his performances, tonight hes the captain of West Ham for the first time in europe in long time away from home. Scores a goal as well, which probably makes the game certainly much more comfortable. So from that point of view, we see a real development. We mustnt forget hes still 22 years old and a young boy with a big future. Leicester should have been celebrating a famous European Win against napoli at the king power stadium. They had led 2 0, but the italians scored twice in the second half, the equaliser coming in the 87th minute. That was a really good measure for us. I think people talked before the game, napoli arguably being the favourites for the competition with all the experience that they have and the quality, but we were very competitive tonight. And ok, were disappointed to lose the goals, but still, lots for us to be happy about and lots for us to go away and look at and analyse where we can be better. Celtic also let a Lead Slip in a thrilling match against Spanish Side real betis. They were 2 0 up inside thirty minutes but then defensive Frailty Cost them as they conceded two goals either side of half time and ended up losing, 4 3. It was a disappointing night too for their glasgow neighbours rangers, who were beaten 2 nil at home to the french side lyon. Spurs were involved in the new tournament, the europa conference league, the third tier of european competition. But it was a stuttering start and they needed This goal from Pierre Emile Hojbjerg to salvage a point in france against rennes. 2 2 the final score. The England And Chelsea Defender Reece james has appealed on Social Media for help to catch the thieves who stole some of his medals. James was involved in Chelseas Game against Zenit St Petersburg on tuesday when he says thieves broke into home and stole his Champions League and Super Cup winners medals, and his runners up Medalfrom Euro 2020. He says police are working on a number of leads and is hoping forjustice. It was a true Captains Peformance that helped englands Women Beat New Zealand in the first One Day International in bristol. England were put into Bat And Captain Heather Knight Lead by example, scoring a half century, as others were toiling around her. And england managed 241. In response, New Zealand made a slow start, losing early wickets. But fought back to get within striking distance before finally being bowled out 30 runs short of the total. England go one up, in the five match series. In rugby league, castlefords hopes of reaching The End of season Super League playoffs are over after losing 40 24 to warrington. A Matty Ashton Hat trick doing much of the damage. Castleford will now finish the season in seventh place. Warrington remain in third. And finally back to one of those moments in sport, which will comfort any of us who make a mistake. It happens to the best. I suppose This is what used to be known in rugby league, as an � up and under� not the best defensive clearance. But what should have been a simple catch, turned out to be anything but for the Lazio Goalie thomas strakosha. What made the fumble worse, is it was the only goal of the game as Galatasaray Couldnt believe their luck. Its happened to us all and its how you deal with it and how your team mates deal with it. You deal with it and how your Teammates Deal with it. Thats ainful. I Teammates Deal with it. Thats painful. I once Teammates Deal with it. Thats painful. I once made Teammates Deal with it. Thats painful. I once made a Teammates Deal with it. Thats painful. I once made a mistake| Teammates Deal with it. Thats. Painful. I once made a mistake in strictl in painful. I once made a mistake in strictly in the painful. I once made a mistake in strictly in the dress painful. I once made a mistake in strictly in the Dress Rehearsal painful. I once made a Mistake Inj strictly in the Dress Rehearsal and my partner wanted to scream, but he just went off and walked away and i didnt see have a two hours. She just went off and walked away. I didnt see her for two just went off and walked away. I didnt see herfor two hours. The latest update to englands Travel List is expected later today. Theres been lots of speculation about what minsters might decide, with some suggestion there will be a more simplified Traffic Light System. We can get more on This with the independent� s travel editor, Simon Calder at newcastle airport. Good morning. There is a slightly curious position, we know there is an announcement later on and there is a lot of speculation about what it might be. In amongst the speculation, This idea that the green and amber countries could be amalgamated, that is the major change, explain that a little bit for us. , change, explain that a little bit for us. , for us. 0k, at the moment, the uk has notjust for us. 0k, at the moment, the uk has notjust the for us. 0k, at the moment, the uk has not just the highest for us. 0k, at the moment, the uk| has notjust the highest Coronavirus Infection Rate of any major country Infection Rate of any major country in europe, it also has the most complicated regime of travel restrictions. So when you come into the uk they are five traffic like categories ranging from ireland, which has always been super green with no Testing Or Quarantine to at the other extreme, 62 countries on the other extreme, 62 countries on the red List And Anyone coming in from there has to immediately go into 11 nights of Hotel Quarantine at a cost of £2285. In the middle you have amber, which covers the vast majority of our favourite countries, spain, france, italy and greece, and then you have got the green list and the green watchlist in between them. What the government is saying, we are going to make all that lot in the middle of the same which actually for those of us lucky enough to be fully vaccinated it means nothing wilL Change at all. But there is going to be some interesting developments around the Red List shrinking from those 62 nations, and also something on testing. It will very much be the case that if you have been jabbed, you will have a much easier time thanif you will have a much easier time than if you are unvaccinated. Please elaborate on than if you are unvaccinated. Please elaborate on that than if you are unvaccinated. Please elaborate on that a than if you are unvaccinated. Please elaborate on that a bit than if you are unvaccinated. Please elaborate on that a bit further, elaborate on that a bit further, because that is linked to those people who have been away, the test that you might have to take before coming back to the uk and then the subsequent tests when you get back from your holiday. Thats potentially what might change. Yes. Potentially what might change. Yes, at the moment, potentially what might change. Yes, at the moment, you potentially what might change. Is at the moment, you have to take a test to fly, and that puts quite a lot of people off because if you are out in spain and france or portugal or whatever and take a lateral Flow Test as you are allowed to and it turned out positive, guess what, youre not flying back to lovely newcastle, you are going to be in the care of the Health Authorities for a couple of weeks and you wont be getting back to Work Or School or wherever you have got to go. A lot of people are concerned about that. There also about the so called day two Pcr Tests that everybody coming in from any country, however well jabbed they are and however low the Infection Rate, has to take. That will take you 50 to £70, and you have to book it in advanced. What seems to have been leaked from government, we are working entirely on briefings, is that you are going to be able to swap that for a lateral Flow Test. Frankly, my lateralFlow Test. Frankly, my reaction was, big deal, i will save about 30 quid on the typical trip but it will still be a complete fat. What people are hoping for is that test to fly will be removed, at which point it might be the case that people feel a lot more comfortable about booking, particularly with half term coming up particularly with half term coming up in late october and people wanting to look forward to at christmas, new year, maybe even an Easter Ski Trip or a Summer Holiday in 2022. Its all about confidence and hoping that you can look forward to your holiday rather than fretting about all that the restrictions which currently exist or might be brought in. The which currently exist or might be brought in brought in. The government is treadina brought in. The government is treading a brought in. The government is treading a fine brought in. The government is treading a Fine Line brought in. The government is treading a Fine Line between. Brought in. The government is treading a Fine Line between trying to make sure they are not moving too quickly, and not taking sufficient precautions. Whilst at the same time, the pressure on them from the aviation industry, and the Tourism Industry more generally, has increased more and more, they are saying, why not relax things so we can get going . Can get going . Yes, thats the big cuestion. Can get going . Yes, thats The Big Question let can get going . Yes, thats The Big Question. Let me can get going . Yes, thats The Big Question. Let me talk can get going . Yes, thats The Big Question. Let me talk you can get going . Yes, thats The Big Question. Let me talk you through This year. We have had 19 weeks at the start to Mid May when nobody could go abroad for nonessential trips at all. Then for the last five months, five months ago today they said, you can go on holiday but if you dont go to a green country, in the olden days that basically meant iceland or gibraltar, for ten days it also meant portugal, then you have to quarantine. That got easier for jabbed have to quarantine. That got easier forjabbed people but it is still an absolute model. The Travel Industry will be delighted it is still an absolute muddle. The Travel Industry will be delighted today if This is changed, especially if the Red List is changed, it is rumoured that turkey will be taken off, and Pakistan And Bangladesh might be taken of, and perhaps south africa, which has been south which has been taken of, and perhaps south africa, which has been of limits for most of the year. We which has been of limits for most of the year of the year. We can make whatever rules we like of the year. We can make whatever rules we like but of the year. We can make whatever rules we like but the of the year. We can make whatever rules we like but the caveat of the year. We can make whatever rules we like but the caveat around | rules we like but the caveat around all of This is that we can have the green and amber, dispensed with effectively, but we still have to follow the rules of the countries you would go to. They might not like the Infection Rates here or what the situation here is, that remains a problem, doesnt it potentially . Certainly it does, before you think of going anywhere, you have to check that they will let you in. With the greatest of respect, they will not let any of us into america at the moment, no australia or New Zealand. But for all of the holiday favourites, france, spain, portugal, italy, croatia, greece, possibly even turkey, you are welcome and you will find that the Testing Regime if you have been fully vaccinated is an awful lot easier than it is coming back here to newcastle or anywhere in the uk. But that might change. We simply dont know when or how. Always good catching up, thank you for your explainer as always, were saying just after 8am This morning, if you are thinking about travelling, we are speaking to the Managing Director of tui, one of the big travel companies, about the implications of what will happen in practice. Implications of what will happen in ractice. , ,. , implications of what will happen in ractice. , � implications of what will happen in ractice. ,. , �. , practice. Perhaps you dont need to to on practice. Perhaps you dont need to go on holiday. Practice. Perhaps you dont need to go on holiday, because practice. Perhaps you dont need to go on holiday, because we practice. Perhaps you dont need to go on holiday, because we have practice. Perhaps you dont need to go on holiday, because we have a l go on holiday, because we have a little bit of warmth, perhaps a bit of an Indian Summer This september. Good morning, yes, we are in order to meet your logically speaking, but we have had some high temperatures, recently. We are in autumn, in terms of meteorology. This is how we start the day in north yorkshire, Clear Skies overhead, Mist And Fog around but that should be quick to clear through the morning. It will be a mixed day, son turnaround, dry and warm weather on the cards but there is an area of Rain Moving in from the West Courtesy of This where front that you can see here. It is heading into the atlantic but it is bumping into High Pressure across europe so that will be quite a slow moving, Notjust Today but over the next couple of days. Rain This morning in Northern Ireland and Western Scotland, fairly patchy in nature but one or two heavy bursts at times for the West Of Scotland for instance. A few spots a patchy rain into the far west of england and wales later on This afternoon. For much of central and Eastern England, as well as Eastern Scotland, largely dry. Light southerly winds. Brighter in Northern Ireland This afternoon into the Afternoon And Evening hours. We have a zone of Drizzly Rain Which will sit Across Parts Of Southern Scotland and wales in the South West overnight. To the South And East it is mild and murky still, into saturday morning, a little bit fresher hanging in from the North West. Tomorrow morning, we still have a Weather Front with us which will be slow moving and tending to fizzle out a little bit for a time. Some rain on the cards for a time. Some rain on the cards for saturday but probably not as heavy as the rate we are set to see today. A few spots of drizzle for southern scotland, Northern England and the South West, but either side, dry and fine weather. Temperatures above average, 2a degrees in the South And East, 15 to 17 in the North West on saturday. Into sunday, we will see a second front moving in from the west, so that will tend to p9p up from the west, so that will tend to pep up the rain on sunday. Sunday initially sees wet weather in the North And West which should sweet easter through the day and some of those bursts of rain could be heavy, potentially thunderstorms mixed in. Some clearer spells moving in from the rest later on but we have got a light winds so the rainfall is not clearing quickly. A Bit Cooler on sunday. For most of us, saturday is the better day of the weekend. We are going to Whisk Straightaway to see what the weather is looking like on the West Sussex Case This morning. Look at that, a beautiful scene. A really lovely morning, quite a few places in the uk seeing that. Looking closely at that picture, do you see any litter . Lets speak now to our reporter luxmy gopal, whos with volunteers in shoreham by sea. It looks pretty tidy but i know there are real problems with litter on Beaches'>The Beaches. There are real problems with litter on Beaches'>The Beaches. Yes, good morning. We have had on Beaches'>The Beaches. Yes, good morning. We have had a on Beaches'>The Beaches. Yes, good morning. We have had a beautiful on Beaches'>The Beaches. Yes, good morning. We have had a Beautiful Sunrise on Beaches'>The Beaches. Yes, good morning. We have had a Beautiful Sunrise and| we have had a Beautiful Sunrise and we are at beautiful shaughan beach. As you mention, shoreham beach. When i arrived here, it looks stunning. If you look beyond it, it looks like there is some litter here and it does take a lot of our Beaches. It is the start of the great Britain Beach clean, it is a beautiful day to clean up the beach. We can talk to lizzie prior, the Beach Watch Officer for marine Conservation Society, it does look pretty keen that some of your volunteers have been here This morning and found some litter . Yes. Morning and found some litter . Yes, its surprising morning and found some litter . Yes, its surprising how morning and found some litter . Yes, its surprising how much you can find if its surprising how much you can find if you its surprising how much you can find if you look closely. We found some find if you look closely. We found some Beach Cans and a plank of wood which some Beach Cans and a plank of wood which got some Beach Cans and a plank of wood which got washed up, mcdonalds rappers which got washed up, mcdonalds rappers and things that people have Left Behind, enjoying the coastline believing Left Behind, enjoying the coastline believing that litter behind. But leaving believing that litter behind. But leaving their litter behind. Give believing that litter behind. But leaving their litter behind. Leaving their litter behind. Give us an idea of how leaving their litter behind. Give us an idea of how bad leaving their litter behind. Give us an idea of how bad the leaving their litter behind. Give us an idea of how bad the problem i leaving their litter behind. Give us| an idea of how bad the problem is. 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Its also a new type of litter which has been a | new type of litter which has been a bit of an issue since the pandemic started, as you can see, Take A Look. Take a stroll along any beach in britain and youre likely to come across litter. Plastic bottles, food wrappers, pieces of fishing net. And since the pandemic, theres a new type of trash blighting the coastline, personal protective equipment. Gloves, masks and wipes were among the 150,000 pieces of litter filling more than 600 binbags collected by volunteers at the Great British Beach clean last year. The marine Conservation Society says discarded ppe cropped up on a third of Beaches'>The Beaches they cleaned. Now the volunteers are back on more than 400 Beaches and once again, they will be recording what they find. Last year, it was 425 items of litter per 100 metres of beach. There is some good news. Since The End of free Plastic Carrier bags in many shops, theres been a 55 drop in bags found on uk Beaches. Now the marine Conservation Society hopes to let it collect the data now the marine Conservation Society hopes the litter it collects and the data will help to build a case for more practical steps to keeping britains Beaches beautiful. You can get a sense of the scale of theissue, you can get a sense of the scale of the issue, which is why having volunteers out helping keep Beaches'>The Beaches clean are so important. Lets speak to cameron, who is Volunteering Today to clean, This is the first time you have done it, why is it so important to turn up and clean like This . I is it so important to turn up and clean like This . Is it so important to turn up and clean like This . I think because it seems to be clean like This . I think because it seems to be a clean like This . I think because it seems to be a problem clean like This . I think because it seems to be a problem where. Clean like This . 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As you can see, lots of people taking it to heart and helping clean up This beach here. It is important, because looking at those gorgeous views, luxmy, thank you, why would you not want to keep that beautiful . It you, why would you not want to keep that beautiful . That beautiful . It does look stunnin that beautiful . It does look stunning down that beautiful . It does look stunning down there. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London. Gatwick airport is cutting the cost of lateral Flow And Pcr tests. The Expresstest Screening for covid 19 has been reduced to £33 via a discount code. Its part of efforts to support britains return to travel. St mary 5 hospital in paddington will need A Billion pounds in Repair Work or services could be shut in the coming years. One part is in such a state of disrepair it cant be used at all. Imperial College Healthcare Trust which runs it has submitted plans to redevelop three buildings to ensure there are beds available. For years, Southern Railway was the countrys poorest performing train company, but its now said to be the best. Its been named Passenger Operator of the year at the national rail awards. It went through a long and damaging strike by guards. Butjudges said it had evolved. A woman involved in a serious Car Crash who spent more than a year in hospital has finally been discharged. 21 year old Macy Window was given just a 2 chance of survival. Shed been driving home to essex in Heavy Rain when her car came off the m2. Shes now in rehab. How did it feel once you got discharged after 400 days . J wild. It was really nice, it was really nice. When i was in hospital for a really long time, i couldnt see when it would end. And then i was getting discharged, albeit to another hospital, but ijust had an end day. Like i know when its going to end, now. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Sitation now. The District Line is part suspended. Theres no service between Edgware Road to high Street Kensington due to a signal failure. Severe delays on the circle lane. And minor delays on the Hammersmith And City and the metropolitan line. Onto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. Theres lots of dry weather in the forecast as we head through the rest of This week. But perhaps a little bit of rain around over the weekend. For today, it is dry and fine. We are starting off with temperatures in double figures. There is a bit of mist around its not terribly widespread. And where we do see it, it will lift and clear as we head through the morning. There will be some bright and sunny spells on and off throughout the day. A bit more cloud than many of us saw yesterday. It is also going to feel breezier. Temperatures a little lower, but still slightly above average, peaking around 21 22 degrees in the best of the sunshine. Overnight tonight, we will do the whole thing all over again. There will be clear spells around, mist developing perhaps into tomorrow morning, with overnight lows staying in double figures. And then over the course of the weekend, we have an area of low pressure sitting towards the south of us and that could spin us up a few showers at times on saturday. Also some bright and sunny spells. Temperatures peaking in the low 205 in the celsius. In the low 205 in celsius. Sunday, maybe longer outbreaks of rain. And then High Pressure builds again into the start of next week. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now though its back to naga and charlie. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today. Changes to Covid Travel Rules in england. Well find out later if Pcr Tests for the fully vaccinated will be scrapped. She made history with her Us Open victory. Britains latest sporting Superstar Emma Raducanu willjoin us at eight oclock. In the next Half Hour well hear how shes inspiring the next generation of Tennis Players. A big problem for the big screen with Box Office takings well down. Can james with Box Office takings well down. CanJames Bond save cinema, or is he part of the problem . I am here to find out. Happy hammers back on their European Travels again, as West Ham start their Europa League Campaign off with victory in croatia the only british team to win Last Night. We have Mist And Fog patches This morning but they should clear. A lot of dry and warm weather in the east. Some Rain Moving into the west. More details shortly. Its friday the 17th of september. Changes to international travel are expected to be announced by the government later. Scrapping Pcr Tests for double jabbed people, and simplifying the Traffic Light System could be amongst the new rules in england. Our Transport Correspondent Caroline Davies has more. Sunshine, but no ones sunbathing. In a normal year, 80 of the guests at This hotel in turkey would have been british. Turkey went on the Red List in may, meaning anyone travelling from there to the uk has to quarantine in a hotel. Since then, it has been a difficult summer here. But they are holding out hope it could change. We have just about survived, but it has been very, very challenging. At the moment, we are very, very quiet. To get the british market to go ahead at This stage would be great. It could take us through to The End of october. Maybe even into november. At the moment, it is very, very important. There are now 62 countries on the Red List, including pakistan and mexico. The government will announce changes to the list today. There are other moves ahead, too. The Travel Industry hopes that the Traffic Light System, where countries are currently divided into green, amber or red, will be simplified. And it wants the more expensive Pcr Tests that all travellers have to do when they arrive in the uk replaced by the cheaper lateral Flow Tests. It worries that the cost is putting off travellers. I think there is always that risk with Lateral Flow that you do not have the Gold Standard of pcr. I think the key is, at the moment, its looking at that risk reward scenario. We are seeing Infection Rates are high, but obviously we have got the vaccination through in the uk. And i think the government has got to balance that us getting back on with life. The government has previously argued that Pcr Tests are needed to keep an eye on variants of concern, and some say they are still needed. I would like to see Pcr Tests remain, because they have given us so much information already from the sequencing. So we know when delta was introduced, when the Delta Variant came in, that This virus was imported over 500 times. We would not have that information if we were not doing the Screening And Sequencing that is associated with that. The government has said its priority is to protect Public Health and the decisions on the Traffic Light System are informed by the latest Risk Assessment from Thejoint Biosecurity Centre and wider Public Health factors. A decision on what happens next with Test And Travel will be announced later today. The industry is hoping for something that will fill up the sunbeds. Stopping violence against women should be considered as much of a priority for the police as combating terrorism, according to a major report. It found problems, unevenness and inconsistencies in the Police Response to what it called the epidemic of violence against female victims in the uk. Police forces say the criminal Justice System needs more money to help bring Offenders Tojustice. Two men have been charged with the murder of the journalist Lyra Mckee, who was shot during rioting in londonderry in 2019. The men, aged 21 and 33, were arrested on wednesday morning, and have had a number of other charges brought against them, including firearms possession, rioting and arson. We are joined now by our correspondent chris page. This has been an emotional time in the Run Up to This, trying to get names behind This awful incident, shooting of Lyra Mckee. Yes. Names behind This awful incident, shooting of Lyra Mckee. Shooting of Lyra Mckee. Yes, the murder of shooting of Lyra Mckee. Yes, the murder of Lyra Shooting of Lyra Mckee. Yes, the murder of Lyra Mckee shooting of Lyra Mckee. Yes, the murder of Lyra Mckee sparked i shooting of Lyra Mckee. Yes, the murder of Lyra Mckee sparked a | shooting of Lyra Mckee. Yes, the murder of Lyra Mckee sparked a wave of public Sympathy And Outrage in Northern Ireland. She is memorialised on that mural in belfast city centre. She was 29, a journalist, observing a riot when she was shot dead by a gunman from the Dissident Republican Paramilitary Organisation the new ira, one of the violent groups opposed to the Peace Process. That was in april 2019. There has been a massive police investigation. On wednesday, four men were arrested and before midnight Last Night came the news two of them have been charged with her murder. They are 21 and 33. They face other charges including having a Gun And Ammunition with an attempt to endanger life, rioting, having and throwing petrol bombs, and another man is charged with rioting and having petrol bombs. Those three men will appear before londonderry Magistrates Court via Video Link This morning. A fourth person arrested in the operation has been released although a report will go to prosecutors. A significant moment in the investigation into a murder that, for many people, symbolised the fact that the Peace Process in Northern Ireland, while making a difference remains. The Prime Ministers new cabinet will meet for the first time later This morning, after the finaL Changes were made to his ministerial team. Political Correspondent Nick eardley joins us from westminster. We will have the Group Photograph later. New faces, people who are not there any more. The question people want to know once they have seen the images what are they going to do . I think that will be The Big Question for This cabinet. We have brexit and borisjohnson, his big priority after the election that he got through parliament. You have the pandemic that sidetracked everything. Now, Ithink Pandemic that sidetracked everything. Now, i think Boris Johnson has the big challenge of delivering some of the domestic policies he promised during the Election Campaign and the biggest that slogan we hear from the government, Levelling Up. The idea that you give people a foot up in parts of the country that have not been doing as well. In truth it is ill defined at the moment, so you will see that in some ministers in newjobs. Michael gove is The Man who is going to be in charge of giving legs to the idea of Levelling Up giving legs to the idea of Levelling Up and he is in charge of housing. He has some pretty big challenges. The new education secretary nadhim zahawi. Has to make sure there is not a Left Behind generation as a result of Schooling Mist in the pandemic. And the new foreign Secretary Liz Truss has the job of redefining the uks plays in the world after brexit. We will see the usual shots of ministers arriving, big smiles on their faces, usual shots of ministers arriving, big smiles on theirfaces, happy usual shots of ministers arriving, big smiles on their faces, happy to be there. Behind the smiles, challenges for that team and potentially less than two years to deliver, it is possible in a couple of years we will have a general election, so the clock is ticking. They do not have long to do it. Sir clive sinclair, the british inventor who brought affordable Home Computers to the masses, and was widely known for his creation of the Ill Fated Sinclair C5 electric tricycle, has died at the age of 81. Largely self taught, he began Inventing Gadgets while he was still at school. Our Technology Correspondent Rory cellan jones reports. His Drive And Enthusiasm made him one of britains best known inventors. The whole business of invention is a non material thing. Its very hard to know why it gives such pleasure. Clive sinclairs fascination with gadgets started at school and, by his late teens, he was selling his own electronic kits by Mail Order and writing technical manuals. He then put a magnifying bubble over each digit to make it visible. An obsession with Miniaturisation Saw Him launch the worlds Fist Saw him launch the worlds first slimline Pocket Calculator in 1972. Soon though, competition from cheaperjapanese versions forced sinclair to slash his prices. Then the failure of his next innovation, a digital watch, brought his company to its knees. Undaunted, he set up Sinclair Research and in 1980 launched a ground breaking personal computer, the zx 80. It sold for under £100. It was the Zx Spectrum with its Colour Display that was his biggest success, credited by some with launching the uks Computer And Video games industries. More money had been poured into his obsession with a new form of urban transport. The Sinclair C5, launched in the Freezing Winter of 1985, became something of a nationaljoke. And many critics complained it was unsafe on busy urban roads. You try some things and they succeed and sometimes they dont. And i dont look back on it and say to myself the c5 was a Wildest Idea which failed because peoplejumped on it, i dont think thats true. I think it was not good enough to succeed, simple as that. Having run out of money, sinclair was forced to sell his Computer Business to a Budding Entrepreneur called alan sugar. Undeterred, he continued his quest for a new kind of personal transport. But an electric bicycle, the zike, proved no more popular than the c5. It is as a brilliant inventor who gave millions their first introduction to computers that he will be remembered. He was responsible for so many things. Fascinating, when you stop and go through. Those little calculators. Pocket calculators, pocket tv. He never stopped working. He never stopped thinking and inventing. A mind that did not stop. Brilliant. Heres sarah with a look at This mornings weather. Good morning. A beautiful start for many. Some Mist And Fog patches around, but This is sunrise taken by around, but This is sunrise taken by a weather watcher. Some blue skies, sunshine around. It will cloud over from the west for sum with a Weather Front moving in that will bring rain particularly in Northern Ireland and scotland. For many, remaining mostly dry with sunshine. Central and Eastern England, you should be dry through the day. Eastern scotland dry a good part of the day and with southerly winds here it will feel warm with temperatures above average. Wet weather will affect western parts of scotland in particular, into parts of west wales, South West england. Something brighter in Northern Ireland in the afternoon and into the evening. Overnight, we will keep Cloud Producing Drizzle and rain. Either side, dry weather. Still mild in the South And East. Some Mist And Fog patches possible once again and turning cooler from the patches possible once again and turning coolerfrom the north patches possible once again and turning cooler from the North And West as we head into saturday morning. The weekend looking mixed. Dry weather on the cards on saturday. 23 in the South East but rain lurking in the west and we are likely to see that becoming more widespread and perhaps thunderstorms into sunday for many. The liberal Democrat Autumn Conference gets under Way Today and the event will once again be a virtual Affair Due to the pandemic. It comes as the party tries to build on the success of its Chesham And Amersham by Election Victory over the conservatives injune. Sir Ed Davey is the party leader, and joins us now. Good morning. It is online again. What will be the message . What are the Lib Dems standing for . Imilieu what will be the message . What are the Lib Dems standing for . The Lib Dems standing for . When we won that byelection the Lib Dems standing for . When we won that byelection we the Lib Dems standing for . When we won that byelection we heard the Lib Dems standing for . When we won that byelection we heard from | won that By Election we heard from conservative voters they felt they had been taken for granted by Boris Johnsons conservatives and had been let down. They work, pay taxes, get kids to school but the government is not doing their bit. Lib dems will offer parents and carers and small businesses and Self Employed a fair deal, people who had a tough time in the pandemic. We will go strong on education and uncaring and carers and strong on business and the economy. Good slogans, do they mean . Parents have got more involved in education during the pandemic and we want to build on that by giving them more support and empowering them and On Carers, we feel they have been let down in the social Care Reform Package brought forward by Boris Johnson. There are almost 10 Million carers looking after Family Members and Loved Ones and they are excluded from the Social Care reforms of the conservatives which is a huge mistake. I have been a carer most of My Life. I hoped there would be a reform to help carers and there was not one. , reform to help carers and there was notone. ,. ,, reform to help carers and there was notone. ,. ,,. , not one. Small businesses and selfemployed. Not one. Small businesses and selfemployed. Can not one. Small businesses and selfemployed. Can we not one. Small businesses and| selfemployed. Can we focus not one. Small businesses and. Selfemployed. Can we focus on Self Employed. Can we focus on Social Care for a moment . You selfemployed. Can we focus on Social Care for a moment . You are a carer and have Social Care for a moment . You are a carer and have been Social Care for a moment . You are a carer and have been most Social Care for a moment . You are a carer and have been most of Social Care for a moment . You are a carer and have been most of your. Carer and have been most of your life. What is happening with the government is we are seeing a rise in national insurance and in the Lib Dems manifesto from 2019, there was proposed a 1p Rise on additional rates of income tax. In terms of what would have been raised what is different from what was in your manifesto and what the government has done . We are raising similar mounts and earlier. Liberal democrats had in the Manifesto Commitment to invest in the Health Service and Mental Health and Social Care. The government did not, said it would not raise national insurance. The conservatives have broken election promise. He conservatives have broken election romise. ,. ,. , conservatives have broken election romise. ,. , , promise. He has done that because we have been in promise. He has done that because we have been in a promise. He has done that because we have been in a pandemic promise. He has done that because we have been in a pandemic and promise. He has done that because we have been in a pandemic and you have been in a pandemic and you could say at least now there is being money raised for Social Care. It needed to be raised in a Fair Way and the way the conservatives have done it will hit lower paid and younger and middle aged workers more, when the main beneficiaries are the wealthier people. That is not right. The reality is it was not just the pandemic. Everybody knew Social Care and the nhs needed more money before the pandemic. We would have been better prepared for the pandemic if we had the investment we have argued for. What annoys me about the conservatives and why they let down so many people, they say one thing at the election and do the reverse. They break promises on tax, pensions and so many issues. That is why at the Chesham And Amersham By Election when we beat the conservatives, people said they felt let down by the conservatives. Manic let down by the conservatives. Would ou not let down by the conservatives. Would you not prefer let down by the conservatives. Would you not prefer they let down by the conservatives. Would you not prefer they break let down by the conservatives. Would you not prefer they break the you not prefer they break the promise and raised taxes, or raised national insurance, to provide the Social Care and nhs rather than not raise taxes and get more money . If you are going to raise taxes you should do it in a Fair Way like the Liberal Democrats have argued. It seems to me richer people, who will be the main beneficiaries from This programme, they will have the value of their expensive home is protected by the cap On Care costs conservatives proposed. They should as main beneficiaries pay most of the bill. Under the conservatives, it is not the beneficiaries paying but younger people, lower paid people. When you add in the fact they are cutting universal credit on low paid workers by £1000 a year, it is unfairfrom the low paid workers by £1000 a year, it is unfair from the conservatives. Liberal democrats want to invest in Social Care and we said that unlike the conservatives at the last election. I am the conservatives at the last election. Iam pleased the conservatives at the last election. I am pleased we will see more money but it is going in the wrong places and not raised in a Fair Way. Wrong places and not raised in a fair wa. ,. ,. ,. , wrong places and not raised in a fairwa. ,. ,. ,. , , Fair Way. You would have put a penny on additional Fair Way. You would have put a penny on additional and Fair Way. You would have put a penny on additional and higher Fair Way. You would have put a penny on additional and higher rates Fair Way. You would have put a penny on additional and higher rates of on additional and higher rates of income tax. That would be for Social Care and nhs. Another thing said in your 2019 manifesto is you would build at least 100,000 homes for social read each year and ensure total House Building increases to 300,000 each year. Total housebuilding increases to 300,000 each year. Total housebuilding increases to 300,000 each year. Would that have been aid 300,000 each year. Would that have been paid through 300,000 each year. Would that have been paid through additional been paid through additional taxation . You tend to invest in houses through borrowing. Haifa taxation . You tend to invest in houses through borrowing. How much more can we houses through borrowing. How much more can we borrow . Houses through borrowing. How much more can we borrow . That houses through borrowing. How much more can we borrow . That is houses through borrowing. How much more can we borrow . That is what houses through borrowing. How much more can we borrow . That is what we ro osed more can we borrow . That is what we proposed in more can we borrow . That is what we proposed in the more can we borrow . That is what we proposed in The Manifesto. More can we borrow . That is what we proposed in The Manifesto. We more can we borrow . That is what we proposed in The Manifesto. We do proposed in The Manifesto. We do need to build more houses but we need to build more houses but we need them to be affordable, social houses, affordable houses for rent, which is why the Liberal Democrats have a policy of working with communities to get affordable housing and why we oppose conservative plans for reform of planning that would have given power to developers, avoid communities and reduced the number of affordable houses being built. Again it is the conservatives taking younger families for granted because they want to pay back to developers who give them so much money in donations to the conservative party. The government to the conservative party. The government has to the conservative party. The government has had to spend billions fighting coronavirus and that has been put down to being unprecedented times. If the Lib Dems were in power, you would continue to borrow more . Mi power, you would continue to borrow more . �. ,. ,. , more . All governments of all persuasions more . All governments of all persuasions have more . All governments of all persuasions have to more . All governments of all persuasions have to borrow. More . All governments of all. Persuasions have to borrow for Capital Investment. In covid we have burrowed for revenue, peoples wages, which is unusual. The fact the government has mismanaged the pandemic, britain has been badly hit compared to other countries because of Borisjohnson Mismanaging the pandemic which means the public deficit has gone up higher than other countries. Liberal democrats believe we need strong growth and by working with businesses, particularly small businesses and the Self Employed, who create jobs and wealth, if we backed them, we could get the economic growth that would enable us to deal with the Debt Problem. Mm would enable us to deal with the Debt Problem would enable us to deal with the debt roblem. ~ ,. , Debt Problem. Will you be borrowing more . We will Debt Problem. Will you be borrowing more . We will borrow Debt Problem. Will you be borrowing more . We will borrow more Debt Problem. Will you be borrowing more . We will borrow more for more . We will borrow more for caital more . We will borrow more for Capital Investment more . We will borrow more for Capital Investment like more . We will borrow more for| Capital Investment like housing, more . We will borrow more for Capital Investment like housing, but when it comes to spending on wages, we would raise taxes. We said that at our last election manifesto, the conservatives did not. The conservatives did not. The conservatives said they would not put up taxes and they have done. They said they would protect pensioners and they have not done. It is a point you made earlier about the conservatives. Good to talk to you about the Liberal Democrats. Sometimes it is worth making time for the things that make you smile. There was a moment in time recently when a lot of people were left smiling by one young ladys remarkable achievement. In 40 minutes, 8am, we will be speaking to Emma Raducanu, fresh from that win at the Us Open. She is home, she has had a hug from Mum And Dad who could not be with her when she was playing. She has become an inspiration to many who hope to follow in her footsteps and mike went to meet some of them. Well, what a time it must be to be a young tennis player, starting out in the game with your ambition is to have Emma Raducanus story to inspire you, like ourfriends starting out in the game with your ambitions to have Emma Raducanus story to inspire you, like ourfriends here at the bolton arena. I was your age the last time we saw a british woman win a Grand Slam singles title. It shows how long ago it was. So This is extra special, because she is only 18, what she has done against all the odds. How inspired have you been . I have been inspired to The Moon and back. It has been a great inspiration for every single person here and in the country who supports emma through every single step of the way. What about yourself . How did you feel, how has it helped your own game, what have you learned . I have learnt that no matter how old you are, you can achieve what you want to at whatever age. You are absolutely right, because she is onlyjust in a few because she is onlyjust a few years older than you, 6 7 years, and, This week, have you had a spring in your step . On the court yourselves . Definitely. I think everyone wants to be like her. The coaches have really helped to implement stuff, like hers, into our game. How does it make you feel in terms of your own game and futures . Itjust makes me think that she was once our Age And Everyone has to start somewhere and it makes us think that we can be like her one day. It must give you so much confidence. You can see everyone smiling here, everybody full of excitement because of what has happened. Yeah, when she was our age, she won a tournament in france that two of my friends are going to in two and a half weeks. So if she can do it, we can do it. Absolutely. Good luck with that in france. Maybe we are looking at the next Emma Raducanu. There are so many out there. You would not have seen it, two years ago, because you would have been at school, she was actually playing in a tournament during the day on these very courts, so you definitely are following in Emma Raducanus footsteps. What are you going to say to her, because she is on the programme later. All well done, emma fabulous. It is so exciting. When you hear theirfriends fabulous. It is so exciting. When you hear their friends could fabulous. It is so exciting. When you hear theirfriends could be following in her footsteps. We will hear from her at eight oclock. Those youngsters playing tennis, i think the effect is wider. I think a lot of people saw her and thought whatever you are doing, go for it. The attitude that says you can do it, whatever it might be. She works hard for it. Were going to a turkish barbers in germany now. Why . Its just over a week until the country votes for its new chancellor as Angela Merkel steps down after 16 years. Our Europe Editor Katya Adler is on a Road Trip across germany, and joins us now. You go round beating people. So often you hear from you go round beating people. So often you hearfrom politicians you go round beating people. So often you hear from politicians and get one side of the story but talking to people gives you an insight into what is going on in germany right now. Absolutely. All too often, when germany right now. Absolutely. All too often, when we germany right now. Absolutely. All too often, when we come germany right now. Absolutely. All too often, when we come to germany right now. Absolutely. All. Too often, when we come to germany, we hearfinancial too often, when we come to germany, we hear financial reports too often, when we come to germany, we hearfinancial reports perhaps from berlin, or here at the financial hub in frankfurt, and we do not get to talk to the different people who make up the electorate of This country, germany is the richest and most influential country in the eu and a key ally of the uk so what happens here matters. We are at babs amazing barbershop. Thank you for having us. It is a barbershop, nostalgia, memorabilia. A history lesson. And references to the us segregation, slavery history. And you have a talking shop. You were here yesterday, where you debate immigration. This here yesterday, where you debate immigration here yesterday, where you debate immiaration. ,. ,. ,. Immigration. This is what we do hear all the time immigration. This is what we do hear all the time. The immigration. This is what we do hear all the time. 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We are trying to teach we are not the others, are trying to teach we are not the others, we are trying to teach we are not the others, we are inclusive and not exclusive others, we are inclusive and not exclusive others, we are inclusive and not exclusive. ,. , exclusive. And all part of german socie . Exclusive. And all part of german society . 0f exclusive. And all part of german society . Of course. Exclusive. And all part of german society . Of course. Bob exclusive. And all part of german society . Of course. Bob has exclusive. And all part of german i society . Of course. Bob has another barber who helps him in the day. He came from syria in 2015 and now works in the barbershop. We will join you from other places in germany to talk about other big themes and before This big vote. Thanks. time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im alison earle. The Home Secretary has urged police to take decisive action against climate protestors who stopped traffic on the m25, calling them selfish. Insulate Britain Held Demos on two days This week on britains busiest motorway. Priti patel said their guerilla tactics are unacceptable. More than 70 people were arrested. The group say theyll continue until the government insulates leaky homes. Gatwick airport is cutting the cost of lateral Flow And Pcr tests. The Expresstest Screening for covid 19 has been reduced to £33 via a discount code. Its part of efforts to support britains return to travel. For years Southern Railway was the countrys poorest performing train company. But its now said to be the best. Its been named Passenger Operator of the year at the national rail awards. It went through a long and damaging strike by guards. Butjudges said it had evolved. A woman involved in a serious Car Crash, who spent more than a year in hospital has finally been discharged. 21 year old Macy Window was given just a 2 chance of survival. Shed been driving home to essex in Heavy Rain when her car came off the m2. Shes now in rehab. When i was in hospital for a really long time, i couldnt see when it would end. And then i was getting discharged, albeit to another hospital, but ijust had an end day. Like i know when its going to end, now. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Sitation now. The District Line is part suspended. Theres no service between Edgware Road to high Street Kensington due to a signal failure. Severe delays on the circle lane. And minor delays on the Hammersmith And City and the metropolitan line. Onto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. Theres lots of dry weather in the forecast as we head through the rest of This week. But perhaps a little bit of rain around over the weekend. For today, it is dry and fine. We are starting off with temperatures in double figures. There is a bit of mist around its not terribly widespread. And where we do see it, it will lift and clear as we head through the morning. There will be some bright and sunny spells on and off throughout the day. A bit more cloud than many of us saw yesterday. It is also going to feel breezier. Temperatures a little lower, but still slightly above average, peaking around 21 22 degrees in the best of the sunshine. Overnight tonight, we will do the whole thing all over again. There will be clear spells around, mist developing perhaps into tomorrow morning, with overnight lows staying in double figures. And then over the course of the weekend, we have an area of low pressure sitting towards the south of us and that could spin us up a few showers at times on saturday. Also some bright and sunny spells. Temperatures peaking in the low 205 in the celsius. Sunday, maybe longer outbreaks of rain. And then High Pressure builds again into the start of next week. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now though its back to naga and charlie. Hello, This is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Four gang members convicted of murdering 24 year old Nhs Worker David Gomoh in East London last april will be sentenced today. David had no links to gangs and was randomly stabbed near his home in newham, as he spoke on the phone to his girlfriend. So far This year, five other young men have suffered violent deaths in the borough, as the area continues to battle violent crime. Zoe conway has This report. So, when i think about him, i think of a precious, precious child. Always hugging me and kissing me and say he loves me. And hes just wonderful, beautiful, beautiful boy. Marian gomoh speaking last year about her son, david. She says he was a dedicated young man. He worked with the nhs. He had nothing to do with gangs. After being stabbed ten times, he staggered to his mothers house. I heard him bang on the door, which, i dont know where his strength came from. My name was called, mummy. And i came out. And that was it. His killers belonged to the north newham gang. Theyd gone to Enemy Territory that day in south newham, with the sole purpose of hurting or killing someone. They chose David Gomoh at random. If you want to understand newhams gang culture, you need to come to the compound gym. Inside This fortress, Raheel Butt says hes providing a safe haven for young people trying to escape the violence. Young people are being randomly targeted. And it doesnt necessarily mean that you are involved, you could be just simply working walking down the wrong street at the wrong time. And theyve been caught in the crossfire of a war. This boy is 15 years old. Hes too frightened to be identified. Theres a war going on between postcodes, e13, e6, e7, custom house. His brother was stabbed to death. And how has it been for your family . My family is struggling right now, theyre upset, theyre worried. Wherever i go, they call me every five minutes to find out where i am. The only place i go is the gym because i feel safe here. Inside, im broken, but if i ever cry, it will break down my friends and my family. And i dont want that to happen. So ijust stay strong. This Teenager Hasjust got out of prison. Hed been caught with a 22 inch knife. Why dont you just stay away from those people . If you dont want to be in a gang, then stay away. You cant stay away. The only place you feel safe is This gym. Its not that i chose This path. Itjust happened, its the area that we are in. Ive seen people, my own people, getting stabbed and shot. In the last three years, 21 people have been killed in newham. Just This year, five people have suffered violent deaths. Four young men were stabbed to death. One young man was shot. The youngest victim was 14. Coreyjunior davies fell into the control of a newham gang. They groomed him to be a drug dealer. His mother pleaded for help from local agencies. In 2017, aged just 14, he was shot dead. His killers have never been caught. Weve had already This year five violent deaths in newham. Just in 2021. What does that tell us about what its like for a teenager to grow up in newham . It tells us that weve got a lot to do. It tells that we are no different from 2017 when my son passed. No different to situations that occurred before that. We are still making the same mistakes. And when i say mistakes, weve not done anything dramatically to change the situation for these youth. I never thought id be a mother who loses a child, i had to bury a child, but i now know over 15 mothers that have done that. And we reach out to each other at those times of need. We know its a difficult time. And we help strengthen one another. Thats my new normal. Zach is 15 years old. He trains hard. Hes already been approached by a gang member, but hes not interested. And he wants to help others to stay away. I now know how to train people, i know how to do This, how to do that. So This compound is the Breeding Ground for new young people, basically. Because i see, what i see in someone, lets say someone whos had social Deprivation Or Someone thats been in a Gang Or Something like that, i see them outside and i see them as a project. I see them as being able to get better and being able to alter their mistakes and turn it into good. Its notjust a newham in the grip of This crisis. The Think Tank Crest advisory says that across england, theres been a 65 increase in teenagers admitted to hospital with knife wounds. The metropolitan police says theres been real progress in tackling violent crime over the summer in london, and officers are dedicated to creating safer communities. Zoe conway, bbc news. Lets speak now to Detective Chief Superintendent Richard Tucker, lets speak now to dr Mark Prince, his son Kiyan Prince was stabbed and killed outside his school in london. Thank you forjoining a. Thank you thank you for oining a. Thank you for havin thank you forjoining a. Thank you for having me thank you forjoining a. Thank you for having me. When thank you forjoining a. Thank you for having me. When you thank you forjoining a. Thank you for having me. When you hear i thank you forjoining a. Thank you i for having me. When you hear about This sentencing for having me. When you hear about This Sentencing Today for having me. When you hear about This Sentencing Today for for having me. When you hear about This Sentencing Today for those i for having me. When you hear about This Sentencing Today for those who | This Sentencing Today for those who killed David Gomoh, how do you reflect on whats going on . Firstly, i want to reflect on whats going on . Firstly, i want to be reflect on whats going on . Firstly, i want to be able reflect on whats going on . Firstly, i want to be able to reflect on whats going on . Firstly, i want to be able to share reflect on whats going on . Firstly, i want to be able to share my i i want to be able to share my condolences with the family, another tragic life being taken. My family and myself totally understand what its like and what theyre going through. Just wanted to let them know that our prayers are going out for them, and the Healing Process is a very difficult one and we totally understand what theyre going through so our condolences to them. What a waste of life. And its very painful to see that the solutions that have been spoken about for a while now havent been implemented. And thats what i focus on. Because im all about outcomes, and im all about tackling the problem. And i wonder to myself, whats going on . Because the same way we sat and tackled the issue of a virus going around and taking lives, is the same way we have to tackle This. Its a virus. Its taking lives. So can we start putting things together in place and taking This seriously, because its taking our future champions, and ourfuture leaders away, in communities, and ruining communities. It is a serious virus. Can you Tell Me, what has not been implemented, what has not been done, what has been promised that hasnt been delivered . Been delivered . Well, firstly, the solution is out been delivered . Well, firstly, the solution is out here. Been delivered . Well, firstly, the solution is out here. I been delivered . Well, firstly, the solution is out here. I work i been delivered . Well, firstly, the solution is out here. I work with l been delivered . Well, firstly, the| solution is out here. I work with so many people that have created organisations that are delivering programmes that have having great results, changing young peoples lives. Im out here working every single day to be able to transform young peoples lives. But you have to have a real structured national programme, where all young people can access, and everybody knows about it. You know, currently, im trying to work with brands and firms to create another campaign on the back of the Fifa Campaign that we have just done, that will start tackling This in the uk, in the whole of england, we want to start actually bringing organisations to together to work so we can reach out and have a greater reach so we can send messages out, change the narrative of all of This. Because there is so much negativity with young people, connected with young people. We want to inspire them and get them to see that they are our future leaders and champions and truly for them there is a better way thanjoining gangs, there is a better way thanjoining thanjoining gangs, there is a better way than joining Canteen Thanjoining gangs, there is a better way thanjoining Canteen County lines. The Government And Everyone else involved, talking about This issue, the media, everyone can play a positive role in setting up something more national. Ive talked about This, ive said This before, we have a structured system where we turn law abiding citizens into armed individuals and they go out and protect the country and whatever they have to do, i have always said This, why cant we create a national organisation that does the same to change the mindset of young people . Because im doing This on a regular basis. You just need to go on to my youtube channel, doctor Mark Prince obe, and see the work that has been done on the changes that have been made in young peoples lives. Go on our website, youll see it. People are out there working really hard. I dont think change is really being made. Flan working really hard. I dont think change is really being made. Can i ust, its change is really being made. Can i just. Its really change is really being made. Can i just, its really interesting just, its really interesting hearing what youve got to say. If i can, i willjust introduce you and the audience to Detective Chief Superintendent Richard Tucker, i know you have been listening to what mark has been saying. While the two of you are there, im just wondering if there is something specifically about how a police officer, we are talking about newham, This is where Detective Chief Superintendent Richard Tucker is, is there something specific you would like to say to Police Thereabout how they might be part of what you are talking about . I might be part of what you are talking about . Might be part of what you are talking about . I think its very important. Talking about . I think its very important, its talking about . I think its very important, its difficult talking about . I think its very important, its difficult for important, its difficult for police, their hands are tied because they are getting their money from they are getting their money from the mayor, and the resources are tight as well. And their manpower. But i also think that working together, because they can build relationships in communities and be seen to want to help young men and be seen to want to create the solution also. And when young people see that police are doing things in their community that help young people, that goes a great way to swords building relationships. Because at the moment, the young people just see police as the enemy. I would see them as an enemy as well because obviously their job, i would see them as an enemy as well because obviously theirjob, they are the one that is catching the criminals. Its a cowboy and indian situation. But he began to know that, we are arresting people that are doing wrong, thats ourjob, we have to do that, but at the same time, we want to help young people to change their lives also, so they work with organisations like us or if they are in the background but helping provide resources, helping provide premises. Those of the problem is that we face. Im struggling, like many organisations, to have the resources to be able to help more young people. We are on a shoestring budget. Itrufhat help more young people. We are on a shoestring budget. Shoestring budget. What are your thou. Hts shoestring budget. What are your thoughts as shoestring budget. What are your thoughts as you shoestring budget. What are your thoughts as you are shoestring budget. What are your thoughts as you are listening, i shoestring budget. What are your l thoughts as you are listening, chief superintendent, Mark Prince speaks with great passion, it has affected his family personally. With great passion, it has affected his family personally. Good morning, thank ou his family personally. Good morning, thank you for his family personally. Good morning, thank you for having his family personally. Good morning, thank you for having me. His family personally. Good morning, thank you for having me. I his family personally. Good morning, thank you for having me. I listened i thank you for having me. I listened to mark thank you for having me. I listened to mark there, as ijust came in he was speaking passionately about how he felt was speaking passionately about how he felt and how violent crime has affected he felt and how violent crime has affected him. And condolences to david affected him. And condolences to David Gomohs family, my thoughts at the moment are Davids Family and friends the moment are Davids Family and friends in the moment are Davids Family and friends in the community there. But mark friends in the community there. But mark speaks an awful lot of sense and i mark speaks an awful lot of sense and i think mark speaks an awful lot of sense and i think he has touches on something, we have had This conversation a few times, its about coordination. I would take issue with coordination. I would take issue with all coordination. I would take issue with all young people look at the police with all young people look at the police in with all young people look at the police in a with all young people look at the police in a certain way or are involved police in a certain way or are involved in police in a certain way or are involved in This, and i think that he knows involved in This, and i think that he knows that we are dealing with a relatively he knows that we are dealing with a relatively small cohort of particularly young men who make very. Particularly young men who make very. Very particularly young men who make very, very poor life choices. And we have very, very poor life choices. And we have got very, very poor life choices. And we have got to very, very poor life choices. And we have got to understand why they do that. Have got to understand why they do that i have got to understand why they do that. I would challenge some of the stuff in that. I would challenge some of the stuff in terms of the work that the met police and londons officers do every met police and londons officers do every single day, in particular over the summer every single day, in particular over the summer we had a lot of success in terms the summer we had a lot of success in terms of the summer we had a lot of success in terms of our summer plans, our search in terms of our summer plans, our search activity, from enforcement to engagement. Personally within my command, i have 34 officers engaged within command, i have 34 officers engaged within schools and youth work, engaging within schools and youth work, engaging every single day to try to. Et engaging every single day to try to get to engaging every single day to try to get to know young people better, to engage get to know young people better, to engage with them. And newham is a. Reat engage with them. And newham is a great example of the potential of young great example of the potential of young people within london. And across young people within london. And across the young people within london. And across the uk. The results of alevels across the uk. The results of a levels and gcses and btec results are outstanding. And i think as an organisation as communities, we need to tap organisation as communities, we need to tap into organisation as communities, we need to tap into that potential and offer that route to tap into that potential and offer that route to many of these young men kiss that route to many of these young men kiss that route to many of these young men kiss young men, because it is young men kiss young men, because it is young men men kiss young men, because it is young men who need to help. One men kiss young men, because it is young men who need to help. Young men who need to help. One of the thins young men who need to help. One of the things that young men who need to help. One of the things that really young men who need to help. One of the things that really shocked young men who need to help. One of the things that really shocked me, i the things that really shocked me, sorry to interrupt you, is that David Gomoh was simply killed because he was from a different area. He was asked, where are you from, when he was on the phone, and then stabbed in revenge, or as part of some gang attack. Is it safe for a young man, particularly a young black man, to be walking in newham today, if hes not from the area and are not familiar with what streets are not familiar with what streets are safe to walk on . There are five other young men who have been murdered in the borough since the start of This year. I murdered in the borough since the start of This year. Start of This year. I would say it is. Start of This year. I would say it is there start of This year. I would say it is there is start of This year. I would say it is. There is Context Start of This year. I would say it is. There is context to start of This year. I would say it is. There is context to every i start of This year. I would say it i is. There is context to every single tragic is. There is context to every single tragic event is. There is context to every single tragic event. As we sit here at the moment, tragic event. As we sit here at the moment, my thoughts are with Davids Family moment, my thoughts are with Davids Family and moment, my thoughts are with Davids Family and community, and with the Conviction Family and community, and with the conviction of the group that went out to conviction of the group that went out to seek the harm to the community, one, there is while there community, one, there is while there is community, one, there is while there is professional satisfaction in their there is professional satisfaction in their convictions, there is professional frustration with the response professional frustration with the response of everyone to try and tackle response of everyone to try and tackle all response of everyone to try and tackle all of This. Not that that is not lack tackle all of This. Not that that is not lack of tackle all of This. Not that that is not lack of effort, its that we have not lack of effort, its that we have to not lack of effort, its that we have to renew our effort. I would say it have to renew our effort. I would say it is have to renew our effort. I would say it is safe because violent crime doesnt say it is safe because violent crime doesnt affect everyone. Davids case doesnt affect everyone. Davids case was doesnt affect everyone. Davids case was absolutely tragic. The Contrast Case was absolutely tragic. The contrast between david, and mark touched contrast between david, and mark touched on This, and the potential of david touched on This, and the potential of david and what he would try to do for him. Of david and what he would try to do for him. His of david and what he would try to do for him, his family and his community, with those convicted of his murder, community, with those convicted of his murder, cannot be more stark. And we his murder, cannot be more stark. And we have his murder, cannot be more stark. And we have to understand why those boys took and we have to understand why those boys took that route, with all the interventions, all the opportunity to change interventions, all the opportunity to change their lifestyle, they chose to change their lifestyle, they chose that way of life. I would say it is safe chose that way of life. I would say it is safe. And i use Davids Case as an it is safe. And i use Davids Case as an example of why we come to work everything as an example of why we come to work everything all day. Why londons Officers Everything all day. Why londons officers come to work every single day, to officers come to work every single day, to make it even safer for everyone day, to make it even safer for everyone there is even more work to be done everyone there is even more work to be done mark touched on it, and i would be done mark touched on it, and i would tap be done mark touched on it, and i would tap into all of the efforts that not would tap into all of the efforts that not just the would tap into all of the efforts that notjust the police, that the local that notjust the police, that the local authorities and charities do across local authorities and charities do across london to reduce crime. I could across london to reduce crime. I could touch across london to reduce crime. I could touch on results, but sometimes i think we talk about those sometimes i think we talk about those results and celebrate the. But today those results and celebrate the. But today i those results and celebrate the. But today i think we have to think about David Today i think we have to think about David And Today i think we have to think about david and his family and his Community And Focus on that. It� s david and his family and his Community And Focus on that. Its a sentiment i Community And Focus on that. Its a sentiment i appreciate, Community And Focus on that. Its a sentiment i appreciate, and Community And Focus on that. Its a sentiment i appreciate, and im i Community And Focus on that. It� s a. Sentiment i appreciate, and im sure his family well as well. Apologies, we are out of time. Thank you both so much for your thoughts on This. In the light of This entity that will happen today for those three men convicted of the sentencing that will happen today for those three men convicted of murdering David Gomoh. Detective chief superintendent, thank you, and doctor Mark Prince, father of kiyan, thank you. Its time for the sport. 12 minutes away from hearing from Emma Raducanu, live on the programme. Yes, but lets have a look at the busy night of European Football. The last time they won in europe was 1999 if you discount qualifiers. The West Ham Goal Scorer took to Social Media to thank the 2000 fans, who travelled to croatia. Us players appreciate you he tweeted, after West Ham produced one of the nights best performances in the europa league. They won 2 0 at dinamo zagreb, with goals coming from the in Form Michail Antonio, and the second, a Dazzling Run and finish, from england star, declan rice. He certainly wanted to enjoy This moment. The first win in europe This century, discounting qualifiers, but some felt he maybe overdid his celebrations in front of the home fans a bit too much, after his goal. One of the zagreb players pulling him away. Thats still the young in him, i wouldnt call him a mature but that is the young player which we have all seen. Lots of young players in the early development, but the thing about it was, the ability for him to surge away from people. His power and speed. Its a great trait hes got. Read love him to use it more. Leicester should have been celebrating a famous European Win against napoli at the king power stadium. They had led 2 nil, but the italians scored twice in the second half, the equaliser coming in the 87th minute. Celtic also let a Lead Slip in a thrilling match against Spanish Side real betis. They were 2 0 up inside 30 minutes, but then defensive Frailty Cost them as they conceded two goals either side of half time and ended up losing 4 3. It was a disappointing night too for their glasgow neighbours rangers, who were beaten 2 nil at home to the french side lyon. Spurs were involved in the new tournament, the europa conference league, the 3rd tier of european competition. But it was a stuttering start and they needed This goal from Pierre Emile Hojbjerg to salvage a point in france against rennes. 2 2 the final score. It was a true Captains Peformance that helped englands Women Beat New Zealand in the first One Day International in bristol. England were put into Bat And Captain Heather Knight Lead by example, scoring a fantastic 89 as others were toiling around her. And england managed 241. In response, New Zealand made a slow start, losing early wickets. But fought back to get within striking distance before finally being bowled out 30 runs short of the total. England go one up, in the five match series. The next one is in worcester on sunday. The Captain Heather Knight was one of those cheering a certain Emma Raducanu on on Saturday Night on Social Media. On Social Media. Along with millions of others. On Social Media. Along with millions of others its on Social Media. Along with millions of others. Its way on Social Media. Along with millions of others. Its way beyond on Social Media. Along with millions of others. Its way beyond sport. I on Social Media. Along with millionsj of others. Its way beyond sport. We will talk to her of others. Its way beyond sport. We will talk to her in of others. Its way beyond sport. We will talk to her in nine of others. Its way beyond sport. We will talk to her in nine minutes. I i dont know if you have been back to the cinema yet. Numbers have improved a bit but not as much as the industry have hoped for. The latest film the industry have hoped for. Tia latest film being released asjames latest film being released as James Bond at The End of the month, will that help . Victoria is at the bar at a cinema in North London, where else would you be . Would you be . Good morning, yes, absolutely right. Would you be . Good morning, yes, absolutely right. There would you be . Good morning, yes, absolutely right. There is would you be . Good morning, yes, absolutely right. There is a would you be . Good morning, yes, absolutely right. There is a lot i absolutely right. There is a lot riding on w seven, so i guess it is to save on 007 to save cinema. This is the very Golden Age of hollywood, This cinema was built in the early 19005, it is an amazing Art Deco building. I wonder what the designer would have made of what has been going on year after year in the industry. If we take what has happened in the last few months, since september, takings are under £90 million. How would that compare to previous years . If you compare it to previous years . If you compare it to 2019, which was a good year to be fair, for the industry, those tills were ringing to the tune of over £125 million. And the big film that year was once upon a time in hollywood and it was a Fairy Tale Yearfor hollywood and it was a Fairy Tale Year for the industry. Hollywood and it was a Fairy Tale Yearfor the industry. You can see that 2021 is down on 2020, and that is down on 2019, so the stakes could not be higher. The industry thinks it has lost £2 billion due to the pandemic. They are desperate to get people back in here. Tickets are already on sale for This cinema here and lots of releases from last year have been pushed to This year, here is a taster. James . Fate draws us back together. Now your enemy is my enemy. How did that happen . We tempered with the stability of space time. The multi verse is a concept about which we know frighteningly little. Im in the Family Business and now you work for me, boomers. We are eternals. We came here 7000 years ago. To protect humans from the deviants. Ive had dreams that werent just dreams. Am i crazy . That looks good, doesnt it . Lets ring in ollie, who runs the show here, how our ticket sales going . For bond . Great, the biggest advance sales we have had for any film on record. Bond is obviously a big film. At This year it very exciting for people to come out important for people to come out important for people to come out important for people to come out. For people to come out important for people to come out. For people to come out. People i think i for people to come out. People i think i really for people to come out. People i think i really miss for people to come out. People i think i really miss the for people to come out. People i think i really miss the cinema. I for people to come out. People i i think i really miss the cinema. How are you planning for This release, to do it . Are you going to go all out on every screen will be showing it or will you be showing a variety . People want a bit of difference. Yes, we have a broad mix of programming at everyman, we have some smallerfirms, we have been playing nomadland, but of the bond is the big release of the month and year, really, so we are going very wide with it. 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I dont Hate Streaming, everyone watches things in the way they feel comfortable. The more people watching films is the better, with streaming people are watching more than ever, if you want to watch it at home or on their phone, fine, but if you want to experience it with other people and a nice comfy sofa and a glass of wine, we provide that. It a nice comfy sofa and a glass of wine, we provide that. It seems to me there are wine, we provide that. It seems to me there are to wine, we provide that. It seems to me there are to ways wine, we provide that. It seems to me there are to ways that wine, we provide that. It seems to me there are to ways that you i wine, we provide that. It seems to me there are to ways that you can | wine, we provide that. 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We have a lot of drying, settled weather on the cards. Temperature is good for the time of Year But Rain moving into the North And West. More details shortly. Shes back home after making history in new york. Us open champion Emma Raducanu joins us now. Good morning to you. Good morning, thank ou good morning to you. Good morning, thank you for good morning to you. Good morning, thank you for having good morning to you. Good morning, thank you for having me good morning to you. Good morning, thank you for having me on. Good morning to you. Good morning, thank you for having me on. It good morning to you. Good morning, thank you for having me on. It is i good morning to you. Good morning, thank you for having me on. It is a i thank you for having me on. It is a deliuht thank you for having me on. It is a deliaht to thank you for having me on. It is a delight to speak thank you for having me on. It is a delight to speak to thank you for having me on. It is a delight to speak to you. Thank you for having me on. It is a delight to speak to you. Can i i delight to speak to you. Can i officially say on behalf of Bbc Breakfast a massive congratulations on your extraordinary achievement. Thank you very much. Has it fully sunk in . We are talking to you at home and i look at the cups behind you, about where you have been in the past, has it sunk in, when you are around Loved Ones, the scale of what has happened in such a short space of time. I think it is gradually such a short space of time. I think it is gradually sinking such a short space of time. I think it is gradually sinking in such a short space of time. I think it is gradually sinking in more i it is gradually sinking in more because Last Night, i actually watched the final and trying to relive a couple of the moments and remember how it felt. It is sinking in a little bit more. But it is a whirlwind of an experience. I have loved every moment. It is something thatis loved every moment. It is something that is difficult to fully comprehend. I that is difficult to fully comprehend. That is difficult to fully comrehend. , that is difficult to fully com rehend. ,. Y comprehend. I am fascinated by the fact ou comprehend. I am fascinated by the fact you watched comprehend. I am fascinated by the fact you watched the comprehend. I am fascinated by the fact you watched the final. Comprehend. I am fascinated by the fact you watched the final. When i comprehend. I am fascinated by the | fact you watched the final. When you were watching, did you have butterflies, or were you looking at it forensically, ortaking butterflies, or were you looking at it forensically, or taking in the crowd . What were you feeling and thinking . It crowd . What were you feeling and thinkin . , , thinking . It is funny, because when i watched it, thinking . It is funny, because when i watched it. It thinking . It is funny, because when i watched it, it almost thinking . It is funny, because when i watched it, it almost feels thinking . It is funny, because when i watched it, it almost feels like i i watched it, it almost feels like thatis i watched it, it almost feels like that is not me playing. Pulling off some of the shots. It looks like it is someone else. I knew exactly what was going to happen but still there were tense moments. I was proud of how i came through some tough moments. Also the time out at The End, i did not realise how stressful that was on tv compared to live. Did it feel stressful when you were in the timeout . I it feel stressful when you were in the timeout . It feel stressful when you were in the timeout . I did not really want to take the the timeout . I did not really want to take the time the timeout . I did not really want to take the time out, the timeout . I did not really want to take the time out, because i i the timeout . I did not really want i to take the time out, because i was having to serve Break Point down and i thought it would mess up my rhythm. But my knee, it is still an open wound. Is rhythm. But my knee, it is still an open wound open wound. Is it still sore . Yes. Is it true open wound. Is it still sore . Yes. Is it true you open wound. Is it still sore . Yes. Is it true you do open wound. Is it still sore . Yes. Is it true you do not open wound. Is it still sore . Yes. Is it true you do not have open wound. Is it still sore . Yes. Is it true you do not have the i is it true you do not have the trophy with you. Where is This but it will go on the shelves . Will it have its own cabinet . fist it will go on the shelves . Will it have its own cabinet . It will go on the shelves . Will it have its own cabinet . At the moment, i am not sure have its own cabinet . At the moment, i am not sure. Maybe have its own cabinet . At the moment, i am not sure. Maybe front have its own cabinet . At the moment, i am not sure. Maybe front and i am not sure. Maybe front and centre over there. Maybe i will do a nice display, i am not sure. Nice display, i am not sure. There was a moment nice display, i am not sure. There was a moment in nice display, i am not sure. There was a moment in time, nice display, i am not sure. There was a moment in time, saturdayl was a moment in time, Saturday Night, when you were playing, a lot of people in This country, frankly, everything came to a standstill. They set the clocks. Get in front of the tv and see an extraordinary thing happened. For. There were people drawn to it who were not necessarily tennis fans who bought into your story. Your approach. Can you give an insight into how your mindset worked . You were able to smile but concentrate, you focused but loved the moment. Can you give us the Thought Process . It but loved the moment. Can you give us the Thought Process . Us the Thought Process . It means a lot to say thank us the Thought Process . It means a lot to say thank you us the Thought Process . It means a lot to say thank you to us the Thought Process . It means a lot to say thank you to everyone us the Thought Process . It means a. Lot to say thank you to everyone who watched and supported and sent me kind messages. Iwould watched and supported and sent me kind messages. I would say the most important thing was for me to stay relaxed and in the moment, because there was a lot at stake in the final and it is important not to get ahead of yourself and treat each. I at a time and that is what i did well. Before the match, i was nervous. Ifelt well. Before the match, i was nervous. I felt something was not quite right, something felt off but i could not put my finger on what that was. I think that is nervous because of the occasion. When i got onto the court, i felt it was almost any other match. I treated it point from point and went about my business as usual and try to focus on my plan and what i was going to try to execute. We on my plan and what i was going to try to execute try to execute. We have spoken to mm try to execute. We have spoken to young tennis try to execute. We have spoken to young Tennis Players try to execute. We have spoken to young Tennis Players who try to execute. We have spoken to young Tennis Players who have young Tennis Players who have questions. Tiana, she was watching and was inspired. We will play her question. And was inspired. We will play her cuestion. ,. ,. ,. , question. Hello, emma, what age were ou when question. Hello, emma, what age were you when you question. Hello, emma, what age were you when you started question. Hello, emma, what age were you when you started tennis . You when you started tennis . That you when you started tennis . That was you when you started tennis . That was actually you when you started tennis . That was actually ava. You when you started tennis . That was actually ava. We you when you started tennis . | that was actually ava. We will answer that first. I that was actually ava. We will answer that first. That was actually ava. We will answer that first. I was five years old when i answer that first. I was five years old when i started answer that first. I was five years old when i started playing. Answer that first. I was five years old when i started playing. I old when i started playing. I started tennis along with other sports, which i think helped me develop motor skills, and my coordination in general. As i got older, i had to commit to one sport because tennis was taking up weekends with tournaments. I would stay playing other sports and throwing yourself into different activities. It helps in all aspects of tennis but also growing up. Young eole ask of tennis but also growing up. Young people ask questions of tennis but also growing up. 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That is the key probably that helped me have the run i had, because i was not distracted, just focusing on what i had to do and i executed it. You just focusing on what i had to do and i executed it. And i executed it. You definitely did. You have and i executed it. You definitely did. You have won and i executed it. You definitely did. You have won the and i executed it. You definitely did. You have won the match i and i executed it. You definitelyl did. You have won the match and and i executed it. You definitely. Did. You have won the match and it is sinking in. You have a few days in new york. There were extraordinary moments. I have seen pictures, one of you with a billboard of yourself. You were meeting extraordinary people. Yes. Meeting extraordinary people. Yes, it was pretty meeting extraordinary people. Yes, it was pretty amazing. Meeting extraordinary people. 1913 it was pretty amazing. After the final, there was a nice moment, i shared it with my close team back at the hotel. On the way to the hotel, after winning and leaving the club, there was a Party Bus going on and a van with a lot of music, and we were singing along. We had a nice night talking to early in the morning, reflecting on the experience and what an amazing time it has been. I managed to go to some cool events and places. At the met gala i spoke to Lewis Hamilton, which is cool, being a fan of Motorsport And Formula i. It was nice to speak to him and also everyone else. The met gala, an artistic event. I was grateful to be able to go. B, gala, an artistic event. I was grateful to be able to go. A bit of bass karaoke. Grateful to be able to go. A bit of bass karaoke. What grateful to be able to go. A bit of bass karaoke. What was grateful to be able to go. A bit of bass karaoke. What was the grateful to be able to go. A bit of bass karaoke. What was the go i grateful to be able to go. A bit of| bass karaoke. What was the go to song . Irate bass karaoke. What was the go to son . ~. Bass karaoke. What was the go to son. . ,. , bass karaoke. What was the go to son . ,. ,. , song . We had a replay of suite caroline. And song . We had a replay of suite caroline. And Mr Song . We had a replay of suite caroline. And mr brightside. I song . We had a replay of suite| caroline. And mr brightside. Suite caroline. And mr brightside. Suite caroline. This is from elias. Hello, i am wondering what you will spend hello, i am wondering what you will spend your hello, i am wondering what you will spend your prize hello, i am wondering what you will spend your Prize Money hello, i am wondering what you will spend your Prize Money on. Hello, i am wondering what you will spend your Prize Money on. They. Hello, i am wondering what you will spend your Prize Money on. They are blunt, spend your Prize Money on. They are blunt. Arent spend your Prize Money on. They are blunt, arent they . Spend your Prize Money on. They are blunt, arent they . You spend your Prize Money on. They are blunt, arent they . You cannot spend your Prize Money on. They are blunt, arent they . You cannot avoid | blunt, arent they . You cannot avoid those questions from children i willjust leave that to my parents and team. I am focusing on what i love to do, which is competing. They can take care of that. I read you lost your wireless headphones. Perhaps, if you made a bit of money, you might get them. Did you manage to do some shopping in new york . N did you manage to do some shopping in new york . In new york . I have not gone shopping in new york . I have not gone shopping yet in new york . I have not gone shopping yet i in new york . I have not gone shopping yet. I lost in new york . I have not gone shopping yet. I lost them in new york . I have not gone shopping yet. I lost them for| in new york . I have not gone shopping yet. I lost them for sure. I am hoping to replace them, some time. ,. , i am hoping to replace them, some time. , i. , time. Tell me what you will about This, the domestic time. Tell me what you will about This, the domestic situation. Time. Tell me what you will about This, the domestic situation. The | This, the domestic situation. The insight we have into your family is Mum And Dad are pretty tough operators and push you hard along the way very and you have expressed gratitude. What have they said about what you have done . Mr; said about what you have done . M parents, tough said about what you have done . M1 parents, tough love, and at the said about what you have done . M1 parents, tough love, and at the time i am probably not as grateful as in hindsight. They gave me a hug when i came back. Nothing crazy, no big celebration. My mum made some good home made dumplings. There was nothing crazy or over the top. They were staying discreet. Just some reassurance, saying they are proud of me. � ,. , of me. Are they with you right now . Not in This room, of me. Are they with you right now . Not in This room, but of me. Are they with you right now . Not in This room, but somewhere, l not in This room, but somewhere, upstairs. There are a lot ofjokes about parents turning to their 18 year olds saying, you cannot even tidy your room, you cannot wash up a dish . Take a look at Emma Raducanu, she has done This. You are a teenager. When you are at home, what are you pulled up on . I am teenager. When you are at home, what are you pulled up on . Are you pulled up on . I am not the most organised, are you pulled up on . I am not the most organised, so are you pulled up on . I am not the most organised, so i are you pulled up on . I am not the most organised, so i need are you pulled up on . I am not the most organised, so i need to are you pulled up on . I am not the most organised, so i need to work| are you pulled up on . I am not the i most organised, so i need to work on that. I need to work on tidying up, unpacking, because i live out of a suitcase, even three weeks after my trip. I take my dishes after i eat. Just the usual stuff. I am like every other teenager. You just the usual stuff. I am like every other teenager. You will make a lot of teenagers every other teenager. You will make a lot of teenagers relieved every other teenager. You will make a lot of teenagers relieved you every other teenager. You will make a lot of teenagers relieved you are i a lot of teenagers relieved you are not entirely perfect, even though you are brilliant, of course. The next tournament, what are you looking forward to . Wimbledon is a mile away, when do you get back to it . I mile away, when do you get back to it . ,. ,. , mile away, when do you get back to it . ,. ,. , mile away, when do you get back to it . ,. ,. ,. It . I have not discussed my schedule et it . I have not discussed my schedule yet because it . I have not discussed my schedule yet because of it . I have not discussed my schedule yet because of the it . I have not discussed my schedule yet because of the change it . I have not discussed my schedule yet because of the change in it . I have not discussed my schedule yet because of the change in my yet because of the change in my ranking, the tournament options change slightly. I need to discuss and sit down and see what is next because i have had a very long and intense seven weeks. I need time to rest and recover, because it has been demanding physically, and also emotionally to withstand seven weeks on the road. I need to recover, rejuvenate and, next time, i will be ready to go, whichever tournament i choose. It ready to go, whichever tournament i choose. , ,. , choose. It has been a delight talking to choose. It has been a delight talking to you. Choose. It has been a delight talking to you. When choose. It has been a delight talking to you. When the choose. It has been a delight i talking to you. When the trophy arrives, can we agree a deal we can look at that . It will be a magic moment for you and your family. Lovely to talk to you. Take care, well done. Thank you for having me. This miles. All the way through that tournament, focused on smiling at the same time. It is like a technique of hers. We have spoken about it. You are looking at your opponent and want to beat them and they are smiling at you. Quite unnerving. Inspirational. Sarah, have you been across This . It has been a joy . An absolute joy and that smile is contagious. We can feel thejoy and amazing and that smile is contagious. We can feel the joy and amazing amount of skill, as well. Uplifting. A beautiful day for many with sunshine. Not everywhere, but This is the picture above the isle of wight with blue sky and some cloud here and there. Today sunshine and warm weather on the cards but not everywhere. Rain working in from the west and that will be slow moving over the next couple of days. Rain This morning in parts of Northern Ireland, Western Scotland. Fringing into the far west of england and wales in the afternoon. Elsewhere feeling quite pleasant with temperatures up to 21, 22. Feeling quite pleasant with temperatures up to 21,22. In the North West of the uk, 16 17, where you have gusty wind at time in parts of scotland. Overnight we keep cloud with drizzle rain. In Eastern Scotland down to the South West of england and on either side, dry weather overnight. It will not be cold with temperatures holding up in double figures. A mix as we head through the weekend. Some rain in the North And West perhaps on saturday but a lot of dry weather. We could see rain becoming heavy and more persistent for sum by sunday. Changes to englands travel rules are expected to be announced later today. The Travel Industry has long been calling for restrictions to be eased to build confidence in the Sector And Help save jobs. We can speak now the Managing Director of tui, andrew flintham. Thank you for your time, what would you like to see announced today . The ood you like to see announced today . Inez good news is you like to see announced today . Ii9 good news is it is a simple set of things we would like to see. We need to see fully vaccinated travellers being able to move without Restriction And Testing to low risk countries. We need a simplified system. The system when you could go or not go would be a great thing. We need a Red List. As everywhere else is doing. Need a Red List. As everywhere else is doinu. , , need a Red List. As everywhere else is doin. , , , ~ need a Red List. As everywhere else is doinu. , , , is doing. How would it work in terms where countries is doing. How would it work in terms where countries have is doing. How would it work in terms where countries have hospitalisationj where countries have hospitalisation rates and they do not want us there. We assume there will be a Red List, if those countries are on that, we understand that challenge. When you look at international travel and look at international travel and look at international travel and look at the average rate in the uk, domestic rate, 1. 4 , if you travel to a green List Country the Infection Rate is half that on the test coming back and lower for Amber List countries. There is not a risk in the way it has been vilified in terms of international travel is dangerous. It is probably more dangerous. It is probably more dangerous to go to the supermarket. Not all countries think our rate is better than bears so we would not be welcome. , , welcome. That will be. We cannot controlwhat welcome. That will be. We cannot control what other welcome. That will be. We cannot control what other countries welcome. That will be. We cannot control what other countries do. Control what other countries do. Sometimes there is tit for tat in terms of rules and so i think we have some of the most onerous in terms of restrictions and if we relax those there might be relaxations elsewhere. We abide what other countries want but i think we could open up a large swathe of destinations for people to get travelling, meeting friends and relatives, holiday, business. There is a suggestion relatives, holiday, business. There is a suggestion if relatives, holiday, business. There is a suggestion if pcr relatives, holiday, business. There is a suggestion if Pcr Tests relatives, holiday, business. There is a suggestion if Pcr Tests are is a suggestion if Pcr Tests are scrapped what would be required is a lateral Flow Test. [30 scrapped what would be required is a lateral Flow Test. Lateral Flow Test. Do you agree . Yes, the lateral Flow Test. Do you agree . Yes. The fact lateral Flow Test. Do you agree . Yes, the fact that lateral Flow Test. Do you agree . Yes, the fact that when lateral Flow Test. Do you agree . Yes, the fact that when people | yes, the fact that when people return, may be some kind of testing. For is somewhere we say it is safe, we do not think there should be any testing. You do not take a test to go to the supermarket. We do not see any reason why you take a test that has a country may be with an Infection Rate lower than the uk. What impact will that have on travel numbers, these changes . What impact will that have on travel numbers, these changes . Travel is a Confidence Game numbers, these changes . Travel is a Confidence Game and numbers, these changes . Travel is a Confidence Game and we numbers, these changes . Travel is a Confidence Game and we know numbers, these changes . Travel is a Confidence Game and we know there | Confidence Game and we know there are elements of the system that are restrictive. The cost of testing is prohibitive. We are doing everything we can to subsidise that cost but it is a massive problem for lots of customers. For customers who travel with tui, we reduce the cost of the Test Kit down to £20 for a green This country so we reduce that. We pay for that. It is not the government, we subsidise that to help people go on holiday. When you look at the test for when people come home, that is a big wine. People are concerned. As we see from the positivity rates of these tests, people do not need to be concerned because they are not catching This virus in any significant numbers when travelling. In virus in any significant numbers when travelling. Virus in any significant numbers when travellin. , , , when travelling. In terms of numbers and im act when travelling. In terms of numbers and impact it when travelling. In terms of numbers and impact it will when travelling. In terms of numbers and impact it will have when travelling. In terms of numbers and impact it will have on when travelling. In terms of numbers and impact it will have on volume, i and impact it will have on volume, Passenger And Flight numbers, if it goes to lateral Flow Tests, how will that improve your business . It will] that improve your business . It will significantly that improve your business . It will significantly improve that improve your business . It will significantly improve our that improve your business . It ii. Significantly improve our business. We are heading towards 17, 18 months as an industry pretty much without revenue. We have the Furlough Scheme ending. We are an industry at a point either where we get support to get through the winter, or we open up get through the winter, or we open up international travel will start opening international travel is what we have asked for. It allows us to do what we do best which is take people on holiday. People on holiday. What do you exect people on holiday. What do you expect the people on holiday. What do you expect the impact people on holiday. What do you expect the impact is people on holiday. What do you expect the impact is on people on holiday. What do you expect the impact is on your i people on holiday. What do you expect the impact is on your bottom line in terms of staffing, profit, turnover, flights that have had to change . Turnover, flights that have had to chane . , , , change . The number of flights that have changed. Change . The number of flights that have changed, we change . The number of flights that have changed, we are change . The number of flights that have changed, we are operating i have changed, we are operating 3040 of have changed, we are operating 30 110 of normal and that has been the august month, which we know is the august month, which we know is the peak period. You can see in our results, the industry, every player is suffering catastrophic losses due to the restraints. In europe, and we are a european business, many operations are back to 70 80 of normal levels. It is really only the uk languishing in This difficult position. I5 uk languishing in This difficult osition. , , , uk languishing in This difficult osition. , , position. Is the industry at a ti |n~ position. Is the industry at a Tipping Point . Position. Is the industry at a Tipping Point . I position. Is the industry at a Tipping Point . I think position. Is the industry at a Tipping Point . I think it i position. Is the industry at a Tipping Point . I think it is. L position. Is the industry at a i Tipping Point . I think it is. We were the first Tipping Point . I think it is. We were the first to Tipping Point . I think it is. We were the first to be Tipping Point . I think it is. We were the first to be affected l Tipping Point . I think it is. We| were the first to be affected by Tipping Point . I think it is. We i were the first to be affected by the restrictions and probably the last to still be affected by the restrictions. There are strong businesses who are damaged, lets be honest, by the challenges, but the reality is many businesses will not make it. Like who . Many small independents are in incredible trouble. Big businesses tend to find ways of gaining capital, support, but there is a huge Travel Infrastructure that is incredibly at risk. ~ , , infrastructure that is incredibly at risk. ,, risk. When you say small businesses will not make risk. When you say small businesses will not make it, risk. When you say small businesses will not make it, do risk. When you say small businesses will not make it, do you risk. When you say small businesses will not make it, do you have i risk. When you say small businesses will not make it, do you have an i will not make it, do you have an idea of numbers or revenue they contribute . Ilat idea of numbers or revenue they contribute . Idea of numbers or revenue they contribute . , , contribute . Not in revenue terms but in terms of surveys contribute . Not in revenue terms but in terms of surveys that contribute . Not in revenue terms but in terms of surveys that have contribute . Not in revenue terms but in terms of surveys that have been i in terms of surveys that have been done, i think 60 70 of Travel Related Businesses are expecting to have to make further redundancies at The End of furlough. The way out of thatis The End of furlough. The way out of that is to open up travel because that is to open up travel because thatis that is to open up travel because that is when customers come back into the industry. Into the industry. Good to talk to ou, the into the industry. Good to talk to you, The Managing into the industry. Good to talk to you, the Managing Director i into the industry. Good to talk to you, the Managing Director of i into the industry. Good to talk to l you, the Managing Director of tui. We can go back to a story that has beenin we can go back to a story that has been in peoples mines recently. Despite the easing of coronavirus restrictions, some families in england say theyre still not being allowed to see Loved Ones living in Care Homes as often as theyd like. More than a quarter of A Million people have signed a petition calling on the government to do more, amid claims some homes arent following official guidance. Breakfast� s Jayne Mccubbin reports. Its my escape from the Nursing Home. Drawn by archie, my grandson. A wheelchair here. And flames coming out. Archie wanted to bust you out . Yeah. Hes got quite a vivid imagination, i think. We first heard from Maggie Late Last year. Like so many, trapped in her Nursing Home, unable to have visitors. Lifes not worth living, really. That was when her grandson hatched the plan. There wasnt a ring of fire outside, but they came. Today, she lives with her Son Tom and his young family, who have spent thousands adapting their home. But she is campaigning for those she sees as being Left Behind in the pandemic. Yesterday, maggie helped deliver a 260,000 Name Petition to Downing Street, calling for Care Home residents to be allowed the same freedoms as the rest of society. There must be laws for people in Care Homes, who havent got anyone to speak up for them. Mum has been very lucky. We are privileged to have the space and the means to have busted mum out with the plan that archie hatched. I think there are thousands of people who dont. In leeds, 100 year old frances enjoys a Freedom Unthinkable A year ago. Afternoon tea in daughter lindas garden. But her own Care Home still feels farfrom a real home. Linda can visit me. My son comes from right across the country to see me. And he cant come In My Room at all. He stands in the Back Garden and shouts to me. Now, thats ridiculous. He has travelled two hours in a car to see me, and that is the reception he gets. Over 18 months, Window Visits turned into garden visits. There was a Mothers Day behind a screen. Ive got some news. And, at christmas. You are Coming Home at christmas. A calculated but much welcomed risk. Lifes not about the length of life, the quantity of life, it is about the quality of life. And lifes about risks. You cantjust stop living because of that. This was christmas for pat, in bristol. A virtual choir of Family Members who could not be at her Care Home in person. Today, her son tim can visit. But hes still more than happy to visit behind a screen. I much prefer to have my mother| alive and kicking, rather than Risk Exposure to a disease that we know preys on the elderly. While i have every sympathy for those with elderly relatives, parents who want to be able to have that access, if they are living in a Nursing Home, its notjust them, its the wider Nursing Home community. Sadly, i dont think we will see normality for a good few years yet. The people who visit Care Homes, they are getting hit the hardest. No doubt about it. The government say they are doing all they can to facilitate safe visits, but the sector told us that with infections rising and Vaccine Efficacy declining, restrictions must remain. This is me going through to see joan. For brendan, that prolongs the pain of the last 16 months. This way, joan. Joan. Joan. This is what happens. His wifejoan has dementia. She doesnt like the only Visitors Room they are allowed access to. Shes off. I think that im more safe to the residents than some of the staff, because they are young people. They want to go out at weekends, they want to go dancing, they want to go to nightclubs and football matches and stuff. I dont go anywhere. Life may be returning to normal for many. Not the relatives and residents of Care Homes. Its now time to live with it, manage it. Thats what theyve got to do. I will say it again and we say it often when we have reports and films like that. Thank you to all of those who took part and telling us their personal stories, and who allow all of us to witness what is going on. Because it is hard, life is hard when you are not seeing your family, or you struggle and see people going through different things with different rules applying to them. It is one of those stories, we call them stories but This is peoples lives. We will keep an eye on what is happening in Care Homes in practice. It is one thing talking about policy, the other thing is what is happening on the ground so do keep in touch with the programme because those stories matter. Time now to get the news where you are. Good morning from Bbc London, im alison earle. The Home Secretary has told police to take decisive action against climate protestors who stopped traffic on the m25, calling them selfish. Insulate Britain Held Demos twice This week. Priti patel said their guerilla tactics are unacceptable. More than 80 people were arrested. The group say theyll continue until the government insulates leaky homes. Gatwick airport is cutting the cost of lateral Flow And Pcr tests. The Expresstest Screening for covid 19 has been reduced to £33 via a discount code. Its part of efforts to support britains return to travel. A west London Police station that was closed four years ago has been given a lifeline by the community, who plan to buy it. Notting hill Police Station was shut in 2017 despite a campaign to keep it. Now local groups are raising funds to prevent it being turned into luxury housing. A woman involved in a serious Car Crash, who spent more than a year in hospital, has finally been discharged. 21 year old Macy Window was given just a 2 chance of survival. Shed been driving home to essex in Heavy Rain when her car came off the m2. Shes now in rehab. When i was in hospital for a really long time, i couldnt see when it would end. And then i was getting discharged, albeit to another hospital, but ijust had an end day. Like i know when its going to end, now. Lets Take A Look at the Travel Sitation now. The District Line is part suspended. Theres no service between Edgware Road to high Street Kensington due to a signal failure. Severe delays on the circle lane. And minor delays on the Hammersmith And City line. Onto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. Theres lots of dry weather in the forecast as we head through the rest of This week. But perhaps a little bit of rain around over the weekend. For today, it is dry and fine. We are starting off with temperatures in double figures. There is a bit of mist around its not terribly widespread. And where we do see it, it will lift and clear as we head through the morning. There will be some bright and sunny spells on and off throughout the day. A bit more cloud than many of us saw yesterday. It is also going to feel breezier. Temperatures a little lower, but still slightly above average, peaking around 21 22 degrees in the best of the sunshine. Overnight tonight, we will do the whole thing all over again. There will be clear spells around, mist developing perhaps into tomorrow morning, with overnight lows staying in double figures. And then over the course of the weekend, we have an area of low pressure sitting towards the south of us and that could spin us up a few showers at times on saturday. Also some bright and sunny spells. Temperatures peaking in the low 20s in the celsius. Sunday, maybe longer outbreaks of rain. And then High Pressure builds again into the start of next week. Im back with the latest from the Bbc London newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now though its back to naga and charlie. Bye for now. Hello This is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Morning live follows us on bbc one This morning. Lets find out whats in store from sara and gethin. Good from sara and gethin. Morning. Nice to see you. Coming up on morning live. From sara and gethin. With news that the nhs has started rolling out covid boosterjabs in england, Dr Rupy tells us when you can expect yours. And, with growing concerns over the amount of nitrates in our meat, we find out why they can be bad for us and how you can still enjoy your sausage sarnie. Plus, he climbed to the top of Mount Everest and became the first person to walk 52,000 miles around the world. Adventurer Sir Ranulph Fiennes tells us how to overcome your fears. Also today, hiring someone to wallpaper your room could set you back hundreds of pounds, but Wayne Perrey has a masterclass so you can paper like a pro for half the price. Plus, they shut their doors for more than a year but its finally curtain up for theatres we go backstage at the phantom of the opera to see how theyre keeping the magic alive despite all the change. And, its heating up in the celebrity masterchef kitchen. Ahead of tonights finale, we speak to the three finalists wholl share their perfect weekend menu. You could tuck in while watching strictly because the new series starts tomorrow. To celebrate, janettes got a strictly Fitness Dance Routine to get us all in the mood. It is the culmination, the dance of champions later on. See you at 9 15am. ,. Champions later on. See you at 9 15am. , ~ , , champions later on. See you at 9 15am. , y , 11 months ago Tom Parker from the band the wanted was diagnosed with an inoperable Brain Tumour. Its been a tough year, to say the least, but hes decided to talk publicly about his illness for the first time, and hes revealed the band is reforming for a special Charity Concert at the royal Albert Hall. Hes been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. Tom parker, welcome to Bbc Breakfast. This is your first interview you have given to a broadcaster since you were diagnosed with a Brain Tumour so just tell us, how are you . Feeling really well, actually. Its been a bit of a journey to say the least. So i was diagnosed about 11 months ago. So, yeah, itsjust been a crazy journey, to be honest with you. How is the treatment going . Yeah, its been going all right. I mean, dont get me wrong, Chemo And Radiation is very, very tough. I have a lot of empathy with anyone that goes through it. But we did it, we got through it. So, were here to tell the tale. Are you still having it, though . No, done now, completed, yeah. Done my six cycles, did 30 rounds of radiation. The body was crying out for help by The End, it was just really intense. I think its just the going up to guys every day, doing the treatment, being under the radiation masks, it wasjust, you know, dark days but were here to tell the tale. What got you through it . My kids, my wife, my fans. You know, theres a lot of love out there. And people are just beautiful. They just want to help in anyway they can. Just like little things like, people popping to the shop and bringing you some milk. Little things like that you dont think of. Because your second child, bodhi, was born so soon afterwards, about three months . Yeah. How was that . Chaos, to say the least. Its been. Its been emotionally difficult for me, because obviously with aurelia, i was very involved with her growing up as a toddler. Whereas because This left side has been a little bit stilted, ive not been able to be as involved with carrying and feeding, with bo. So thats been tough mentally. But im here and were doing it, and im present and thats all that counts, i think. To get. Better. Better its for you, isnt it, to get better for you, yes. How much of a support has your wife kelsey been . 0h, shes been incredible, shes taken the absolute world on her shoulders, bless her. She had to deal with a newborn, a two year old, shes a warrior. Did you find some of your friends couldnt cope with it, certain people have drifted away . Yeah, do you know what, you do find that. People dont really like talking about it. To be honest, i didnt really, i dont really like talking about it because im all about the positive mindset. And its not that im ignoring cancer, but ijust dont want to pay it any attention. The more attention you pay it, the more it consumes your life and i dont want it to consume My Life. Ive got kids, ive got family. So ijust try and ignore it as much as possible. And thats hard at times, you know, when you have stilted walking, you cant move your arm, im like, come on, get moving. How easy do you find it to stay in the present . Its taken a bit of training to be honest, with you, but i feel like im in a really good space with it now. It took me so long to not be able to be affected by things i saw online. Every morning i would google or go on Twitter And Type in glioblastoma. And it would just, it would just drag my day down. And my mood down. Now that ive kind of put that to bed, im not as obsessed with it. Im just learning to live My Life a little bit more. What would be a bad day, then . So, a bad day could would be, wake up, cant eat anything, chemo really took it out of me. Its the appetite. You cant eat anything. And then obviously youre losing weight. I lost about, lost about three and a Half Stone in about three weeks. And then to try and get that back on again, its easy to lose weight but putting it back on is really, really hard. Another interesting topic with cancer is the language people use. Some people dont like the phrases like fighting and battle. Where do you stand on that . I love, really love that youve brought that up. Because i dont personally like it. I get why people want to say it. But im not a big advocate of fighting. I think that, you just live your life and you get on with it. I dont want to see it as a fight. I just see it as a part of My Life now. Thats how its gone. And did you know how do you get up from an all time low im in pieces, it seems like peace is the only thing i never know how do you get out, get out becausejogging wont do it, flying wont do it. This coming monday at the royal Albert Hall, you have organised a concert to raise money for cancer. What made you want to do it . This disease, for the last 20 years, has been pretty much untouchable. No ones been able to find a cure, no ones been able to find a treatment. This is the Brain Tumour . The Brain Tumour, yeah. You know, nothing has really changed. So we really want to just get as much money in funding, into charity as much as possible so that can find a breakthrough. And it feels like theyre on the cusp of doing it. So hopefully This concert can make a change. You started getting names involved. Yeah, weve got sigrid, liam payne, which was a massive name. Well, they were the big rivals of the wanted, it used to be One Direction versus the wanted. Yeah, it was. He reached out straightaway and was like, mate, anything i can do to help. I was like, i would love you to perform. He was totally in. And you dont get much bigger than ed sheeran. I know, hes going to do a virtual performance. Im genuinely over The Moon about it, to be quite honest with you. I mean, the guy is arguably the biggest artists on the planet. And also a certain group called the wanted. Theyre getting back together. How did that come about . I spoke to the boys and said, i would love for you to believe be involved in some capacity. They were like, yeah, absolutely. We didnt really know what that capacity was going to be at the time. But now everyone is like, yeah, we want to sing. Like, 0k looks like were singing bit nostalgic, had a bit of butterflies, obviously. But good butterflies. And youre about to start rehearsals. We are. In the next few hours . Next few hours. Im pretty scared, to be honest, im a bit nervous about it. But, at the same time, very excited. You know, weve been together a little bit over the last few weeks and the chemistry is still the same. Ijust wish my mobility was a little better, but its fine, were there and were present, were doing it, were making a difference. After the diagnosis, how quickly were the guys from the wanted to get in Touch And Show support . I spoke to the boys and they all reached out individually. They were so kind. And during that time, you feel, its such a lonely time in your life where you feel like youve got nothing. You just feel like you want to curl up and die, to be quite honest with you. And, you know, the boys getting involved, that gave me that little bit of Hope And Inspiration to push on and do some good. My universe will never be the same im glad you came, im glad you came looking back at your time in the wanted, because as you say, its seven and a half years ago, how much did you enjoy being a Pop Star . Absolutely loved it, to be honest with you. I had nothing before the band. I was on the dole. I had no real, like, aim of where i was going in life and the Band Kind of saved My Life to be quite honest with you. So im really, really grateful. And now, a greatest hits in november, and a whole tour next march. What are your hopes for what the wanted can achieve This time . Hopefully, more global success but to be honest with you, im just happyjust to be part of the band again, part of thejourney, part of the story. To be honest im just grateful to be here and alive. You said the first time round they saved your life, it sounds like theyve given you a real boost now. It really has. Yeah, the boys have been such a great support network. I dont think i would have been able to get by to be honest without their support without the support and help. Who is the best hugger in the Bag Band . 0h, jay has the best hugs. Hes such a great hugger. How has your perspective on Life Change in the last year . A lot more carefree, i dont care about peoples opinions. I used to be really bothered by stuff like that. And now all i care about is my kids, my wife. Thats all that matters to me really now. What message would you have for anyone who finds themselves in your position . Just focus on every day. You know, none of us, any of us in This room dont know what tomorrow holds. And i think thats the one thing that ive taken from the situation. Live today like its your last. Sitting here watching that and listening to that. Were nowjoined by dr paul mulholland, who is a consultant medical oncologist at University College london hospitals. We will come onto some of the clinical issues in a moment. Can i just ask you, tom, you said midway through, thats wonderful watching him and his attitude. It is quite something, isnt it, given that the situation he is in, This way he is responding . Situation he is in, This way he is responding . Yes, his remarkable ounu responding . Yes, his remarkable young man responding . Yes, his remarkable young man to responding . Yes, his remarkable young man. To be responding . Yes, his remarkable young man. To be able responding . Yes, his remarkable young man. To be able to responding . Yes, his remarkable young man. To be able to share i responding . Yes, his remarkable l young man. To be able to share his experience and give support to other people. 33 experience and give support to other. 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And he also said, which is why not define him. And he also said, which is why we are talking to you as well, which is why we are talking to you as well, because you designed phase two of as well, because you designed phase two of This as well, because you designed phase two of This Brain Cancer clinical trial, two of This Brain Cancer clinical trial, and two of This Brain Cancer clinical trial, and you are the lead investigator, you havent treated him, investigator, you havent treated him. I investigator, you havent treated him, i know that, but its looking at, him, i know that, but its looking at. You him, i know that, but its looking at. You will him, i know that, but its looking at, you will have to say The Word for mew at, you will have to say The Word for me at, you will have to say The Word forme. , , , , , for me. Glioblastoma that we are talking about for me. Glioblastoma that we are talking about. Its for me. Glioblastoma that we are talking about. Its a for me. Glioblastoma that we are talking about. Its a very talking about. Its a very devastating diagnosis which occurs in people of all ages. And tom has really taken on board that there are very poor treatment to This. Unfortunately, it is incurable. And sadly, the survival, the average survival is only nine months. And if you treat it was a very gruelling treatment, you can push the average survival to 18 months. Some people survive a long time, and some people survive a long time, and some people survive a long time, and some people survive a very short time. But what tom has highlighted the is that we have got This amazing science, and there has been a revolution in biology, and we have got big pharmaceutical companies, why has the treatment for Brain Cancer not changed . And thats a really good point. Changed . And thats a really good oint. , , point. Tom is very positive, he said, point. Tom is very positive, he said. We point. Tom is very positive, he said, we were point. Tom is very positive, he said, we were on point. Tom is very positive, he said, we were on the point. Tom is very positive, he said, we were on the cusp i point. Tom is very positive, he said, we were on the cusp of. Point. Tom is very positive, he said, we were on the cusp of aj said, we were on the cusp of a breakthrough. What was he talking about breakthrough. What was he talking about there . We breakthrough. What was he talking about there . Breakthrough. What was he talking aboutthere . , , , about there . We have done a phase two trial, about there . We have done a phase two trial. And about there . We have done a phase two trial, and we about there . We have done a phase two trial, and we are about there . We have done a phase two trial, and we are moving i about there . We have done a phase two trial, and we are moving to about there . We have done a phase two trial, and we are moving to the | two trial, and we are moving to the same steps next step now, and This funding will help us get to the next level where we will be able to say, why do we not do the standard treatment which doesnt work so well, why dont we give them new treatments first . We are also going to take a biopsy, give them the treatment and then do the surgery, and then use all of the biology that we have available to us to really understand what the drugs are doing, and what they are not doing, to help us design better treatments. 50 and what they are not doing, to help us design better treatments. Us design better treatments. So you have a new us design better treatments. So you have a biopsy before . Us design better treatments. So you have a biopsy before . Yes, us design better treatments. So you have a biopsy before . Yes, and us design better treatments. So you have a biopsy before . Yes, and a i have a biopsy before . Yes, and a surue have a biopsy before . Yes, and a surgery afterwards. Have a biopsy before . Yes, and a surgery afterwards. We have a biopsy before . Yes, and a surgery afterwards. We want have a biopsy before . Yes, and a surgery afterwards. We want to l have a biopsy before . Yes, and a surgery afterwards. We want to prime the immune system before the treatment to make the immune system stronger to fight the cancer. Sometimes people are quite confounded, sometimes i am myself, when you hear that financing, money comes into the equation. People often point to the Covid Vaccine programme, people say, things like that cant happen in the space of time that it happened. There is an example of things that can happen quicker, given resources. Are you applying that same principle, something could change, if we do it now and we have the resources . Absolutely. We have looked at what happened with the Covid Vaccine, people were in a terrible situation, and they said, well, lets do something about it. Lets put resources into it and lets also look at the regulators, to make it easier to get through and make it faster. When we have designed a clinical Trial Programme that can rapidly move through very small clinical trials. Rapidly move through very small clinicaltrials. So rapidly move through very small clinical trials. So we need the support from the Pharmaceutical Industry and funding, but we have got the science, we have the patient playback, we have the infrastructure in the nhs to do these. We have the patient playback. Talk in the nhs to do these. We have the patient playback. The patient playback. Talk to me about the patient the patient playback. Talk to me about the patient s the patient playback. Talk to me about the patient s because the patient playback. Talk to me | about the patient s because when the patient playback. Talk to me about the patient s because when you about the patients because when you talk about the prognosis, people know that their options are limited, what reactions to people get when you them to be in the trial . When ou are you them to be in the trial . When you are newly you them to be in the trial . When you are newly diagnosed, you them to be in the trial . When you are newly diagnosed, people you them to be in the trial . Wuez� u you are newly diagnosed, people like Tessa Jowell have changed the image. You tell people, glioblastoma, you google it, you see what people are facing, you see what tom is facing, it makes it easier for people to go to people and ask them to be in clinical trials because they want them. I think we should be looking to say to people, everybody would glioblastoma should be the option of having a clinical trial and being offered a new drug. Iwho having a clinical trial and being offered a new drug. Having a clinical trial and being offered a new drug. 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And the main thing is that the Pharmaceutical Industry is interested in the big types, because if they get a licence for a drug for breast cancer, there is a much bigger market. Brain cancer patients have been Left Behind, left in behind in terms of research and the Pharmaceutical Industry. Hour behind in terms of research and the Pharmaceutical Industry. Pharmaceutical industry. How will it chan. E . Pharmaceutical industry. How will it change . By Pharmaceutical Industry. How will it change . By coming Pharmaceutical Industry. How will it change . By coming to Pharmaceutical Industry. How will it change . By coming to hear, Pharmaceutical Industry. How will it change . By coming to hear, by Pharmaceutical Industry. How will it L Change . By coming to hear, by toms were, and change . By coming to hear, by toms were. And good change . By coming to hear, by toms were, and good Science Change . 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Because that was a wonderful interview, and he comes across loud and strong, very impressive young man. � ,. , and strong, very impressive young man. � and strong, very impressive young man. ,. , man. And you can support This, and tom, with man. And you can support This, and tom, with his man. And you can support This, and tom, with his concert. You can get tickets for Tom Parkers inside my Head Concert from the royal Albert Hall website. Heres sarah with a look at This mornings weather. Good morning. A bit of a mixed picture out there today. For many of us, blue sky and sunshine, like in east sussex, a bit of patchy cloud drifting around. Many places particularly central and Eastern England will keep the Sunshine Today but it will not be dry across the board. Some rain working in from the west so that is on quite a slow front. It is moving its way in from the atlantic but as it approaches the atlantic but as it approaches the uk, it bumps into an area of High Pressure holding on across europe. That means the Weather Front will not push through in a hurry, it will not push through in a hurry, it will get stuck over the next couple of days so it is producing some rain This morning across parts of Northern Ireland, Western Scotland, and later we will see it cringing into parts of wales and the South West of england. For much of the day, Eastern Scotland is staying warm and dry, much of england keeping sunny skies. Temperatures up to 22 degrees, cooler towards the North West, typically in the high teens here. Quite windy across northern and Western Scotland today. This evening and overnight, we have a zone of cloud, still producing patchy rain from Eastern Scotland all the way down to the south of england. Eitherside all the way down to the south of england. Either side of that area of cloud, it is clear and dry overnight but wherever you are, not a cold night. Ten to 15 degrees into the weekend. Saturdays where there will be dominated by This Weather Front but it is quite a weak affair so it will fizzle out a little bit, still bringing some cloud and patchy rain to similarareas, bringing some cloud and patchy rain to similar areas, Eastern Scotland, down into wales and the South West. Either side of that, sunnier skies and it will bring warmth to the South East. Morning mist clearing away so sunny spells, light winds and 23 or 21 degrees. A few degrees higher than we would expect for This time of year. Turning cooler towards the North West. We will see a second Weather Front sweeping in as we move through Saturday Night into sunday. That Will Pep up This area of low pressure and that means sunday could be unsettled, for many of us. Early rain initially towards the North And West and that pushes east, some of these bursts of rain could be happy with the odd rumble of thunder mixed in. Because we have light winds, the rain will not be moving very quickly so they could be some Surface Water hanging around. Not quite as warm as saturday on sunday, 15 to 20 degrees. Towards the new working week, the Weather Fronts start to fade away. High pressure starts to build in, we are between weather systems on monday. Quite a bit of dry weather for monday and tuesday, not quite as warm as the weekend. Things will turn more unsettled and autumnal later in the week. Thank you. Lets talk to mike now, did you see Emma Raducanu . Amazing, isnt she . Her did you see Emma Raducanu . Amazing, isnt she . Her whole did you see Emma Raducanu . Amazing, isnt she . Her whole approach, did you see Emma Raducanu . Amazing, isnt she . Her whole approach, for isnt she . Her whole approach, for an 18 year old to speak like that. I love her stories, the fact that she met Lewis Hamilton at the met gala, she was big into Go Karting and she is a formula i fan. And she watched the match Last Night. I think we will have another chunk of it of 9am. And the whole thing is on iplayer. 9am. And the whole thing is on ipla er. �. 9am. And the whole thing is on ipla er. 3. ~ 9am. And the whole thing is on ipla er. � ,. , ~. ,. ,. , iplayer. Lets talk about West Ham, thouuh. Iplayer. Lets talk about West Ham, though they iplayer. Lets talk about West Ham, though. They have iplayer. Lets talk about West Ham, though. They have gone iplayer. Lets talk about West Ham, though. They have gone from iplayer. Lets talk about West Ham, though. They have gone from beingi though. They have gone from being relegation contenders to european conquerors. It was well worth the trip for the 2000 West Ham fans who made it to zagreb, and saw their team produce one of the nights best performances in the europa league. They won 2 0 at dinamo zagreb, with goals coming from the in Form Michail Antonio, and the second, a Dazzling Run and finish, from england star, declan rice. He certainly wanted to enjoy This moment. The first win in europe This century, discounting qualifiers. The wait has been worth it for the very happy hammers. Leicester, fans should have been celebrating a famous European Win, against napoli at the king power stadium. They had led 2 0, but the italians scored twice in the second half, the equaliser coming in the 87th minute. That was a really good measure for us. I think people talked before the game, napoli arguably being the favourites for the competition with all the experience that they have and the quality, but we were very competitive tonight. And 0k, were disappointed to lose the goals, but still, lots for us to be happy about and lots for us to go away and look at and analyse where we can be better. Celtic also let a Lead Slip in a thrilling match, against Spanish Side real betis. They were 2 0 up inside 30 minutes, but then defensive Frailty Cost them as they conceded two goals, either side of half time, and ended up losing, 14 3. It was a disappointing night too for their glasgow neighbours rangers, who were beaten 2 0 at home to the french side lyon. Spurs were involved in the new tournament, the europa conference league. The third tier of european competition, but it was a stuttering start and they needed This goalfrom Pierre Emile Hojbjerg to salvage a point in france against rennes. 2 2 the final score. A big night of World Cup qualifiers ahead of the womens World Cup tonight, we have hungary versus scotland, England Versus North macedonia, wales against kazakhstan and Northern Ireland against luxembourg. Pare and Northern Ireland against luxembourg. And Northern Ireland against luxembouru. � ,. And Northern Ireland against luxembour. � ,. ,. , luxembourg. 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Thank you very the sofa. Englands vet under their l new manager. Thank you very much. Lets go to the beach now. We know there is a problem with litter on Beaches. Record numbers of us flocked to britains Beaches This summer, but This morning the big litter clean up begins. Lets speak now to our reporter luxmy gopal, whos with volunteers in shoreham by sea. It looks like a lovely morning, one of those lovely crisp mornings. Good morning, luxmy. Those lovely crisp mornings. Good morning. Luxmy those lovely crisp mornings. Good morning, luxmy. Good morning. Its absolutely stunning, morning, luxmy. Good morning. Its absolutely stunning, not morning, luxmy. Good morning. Its absolutely stunning, not as morning, luxmy. Good morning. Its absolutely stunning, not as bracing l absolutely stunning, not as bracing as it was earlier, it is beautiful, the sun is out, you could not ask for a better backdrop. It looks quite clean, you wouldnt think it, but This beach like many others across our shores is plagued with the problem of litter. This morning we have had volunteers out picking up we have had volunteers out picking up litter, to legs and forelegs, and they already gathered some This morning. They already gathered some This morninu. ~. They already gathered some This morninu. ~. ,. , they already gathered some This morninu. ,. ,. , they already gathered some This morninu. ,. , morning. What have you found . I have not cu s, morning. What have you found . I have got cups. Plastic morning. What have you found . I have got cups, plastic bags, morning. What have you found . I have got cups, plastic bags, receipts, got cups, plastic bags, receipts, weirdly. Ijust lots of things that have been brought to the beach rather than things that have been washed up. Rather than things that have been washed up rather than things that have been washed u. ,. ,. , washed up. How do you feel about the fact that despite washed up. How do you feel about the fact that despite there washed up. How do you feel about the fact that despite there has washed up. How do you feel about the fact that despite there has been washed up. How do you feel about the fact that despite there has been a fact that despite there has been a message that you take your Litter Home, This is still happening . Its home, This is still happening . Its tra. Ic, home, This is still happening . Its trauic, we home, This is still happening . Its tragic, we have the most amazing Beachesin tragic, we have the most amazing Beaches in the uk and peoplejust bring their rubbish and leave it here. And its a massive shame. Natalie, what have you picked up This morning . I natalie, what have you picked up This morning . Natalie, what have you picked up This morning . I have various bits of ieces This morning . I have various bits of pieces from This morning . I have various bits of pieces from people This morning . I have various bits of pieces from people coming This morning . I have various bits of pieces from people coming and This morning . I have various bits of. Pieces from people coming and having picnics, pieces from people coming and having picnics, a pieces from people coming and having picnics, a few bottle caps, takeaway and a picnics, a few bottle caps, takeaway and a very picnics, a few bottle caps, takeaway and a very tragic deflated balloon which and a very tragic deflated balloon which can and a very tragic deflated balloon which can cause great harm. And with the pandemic. Which can cause great harm. And with the pandemic, there which can cause great harm. And with the pandemic, there is which can cause great harm. And with the pandemic, there is an which can cause great harm. And with the pandemic, there is an added the pandemic, there is an added source of litter, with ppe and throwaway masks and gloves and things. That has just added to the problem. Take a stroll along any beach in britain and youre likely to come across litter. Plastic bottles, food wrappers, pieces of fishing net. And since the pandemic, theres a new type of trash blighting the coastline, personal protective equipment. Gloves, masks and wipes were among the 150,000 pieces of litter filling more than 600 binbags collected by volunteers at the Great British Beach clean last year. The marine Conservation Society says discarded ppe cropped up on a third of Beaches'>The Beaches they cleaned. Now the volunteers are back on more than 400 Beaches and once again, they will be recording what they find. Last year, it was 425 items of litter per 100 metres of beach. There is some good news. Since The End of free Plastic Carrier bags in many shops, theres been a 55 drop in bags found on uk Beaches. Now the marine Conservation Society hopes the litter it collects and the data will help to build a case for more practical steps to keeping britains Beaches beautiful. The Great British Beach clean begins in earnest later This morning but people have been here This morning, jackie has been nice nanny, why it important to give up your time to come do This . Jackie has important to give up your time to come do This . Jackie has been here nice and early. Come do This . Jackie has been here nice and early. Come do This . Jackie has been here nice and early. Because litter is damaging here nice and early. Because litter is damaging animals, here nice and early. Because litter is damaging animals, some here nice and early. Because litter is damaging animals, some of here nice and early. Because litter i is damaging animals, some of them die an agonising death. Plastic is getting into the Food Chain and we dont know what that is going to do to us. Is it causing cancer . Its just a really horrendous thing what we are doing to our animal world with all the litter we are depositing on the ground and in the ocean. ~ depositing on the ground and in the ocean. , ~ , depositing on the ground and in the ocean. , ~ i. , � , depositing on the ground and in the ocean. , � , depositing on the ground and in the ocean. , ocean. Thank you, thats why its so im ortant ocean. Thank you, thats why its so important to ocean. Thank you, thats why its so important to come ocean. Thank you, thats why its so important to come out ocean. Thank you, thats why its so important to come out and ocean. Thank you, thats why its so important to come out and do ocean. Thank you, thats why its so important to come out and do our. Ocean. Thank you, thats why its so l important to come out and do our bit to keep it clean. Lizzie is the Beach Watch Officer for the marine Conservation Society behind the great british clean. What is the situation, is This improving . This is a perennial problem, is there a sign it is getting better . Is a perennial problem, is there a sign it is getting better . There are some items sign it is getting better . There are some items we sign it is getting better . There are some items we are sign it is getting better . There are some items we are seeing sign it is getting better . There are some items we are seeing a sign it is getting better . There are some items we are seeing a decrease, with the 5p Charge on plastic bags, we have seen 50 less bags on the beach. What we are still seeing a lot of single use plastics and we need to tackle that. This lot of singleuse plastics and we need to tackle that. Need to tackle that. As well as Cleanin Need to tackle that. As well as cleaning up need to tackle that. As well as cleaning up the need to tackle that. As well as cleaning up Beaches'>The Beaches need to tackle that. As well as cleaning up Beaches'>The Beaches and i need to tackle that. As well as cleaning up Beaches'>The Beaches and cleaning away litter, you are also gathering data. ,. ,. ,. , away litter, you are also gathering data. ,. ,. , data. How is that going to be used . Its vital that data. How is that going to be used . Its vital that we data. How is that going to be used . Its vital that we record data. How is that going to be used . Its vital that we record what data. How is that going to be used . Its vital that we record what we its vital that we record what we find so we have evidence and that will go to the government and manufacturers, retailers, so we can see what the problem items are, and if it is getting better or worse on how we can stop it in the first place. This Citizen Science Project is really important to provide evidence. Is really important to provide evidence is really important to provide evidence. ,. ,. , evidence. The best thing that we can do is to take evidence. The best thing that we can do is to take our evidence. The best thing that we can do is to take our litter evidence. The best thing that we can do is to take our litter away evidence. The best thing that we can do is to take our litter away with do is to take our litter away with us when we leave the beach to keep them clean. The second best thing is to come along and do our bit and join in with the Volunteer Effort to keep Beaches'>The Beaches clean so that everybody can enjoy the beauty of This sort of backdrop. Luxmy, youre absolutely right. Can your camera just give us a shot of the whole beach . No disrespect, but may be angle away from you, i dont mean that in a bad way . Mean that in a bad way . Yeah, goodbye. Mean that in a bad way . Yeah, goodbye. Have mean that in a bad way . Yeah, goodbye, have a mean that in a bad way . Yeah, goodbye, have a look mean that in a bad way . Yeah, goodbye, have a look at mean that in a bad way . Yeah, goodbye, have a look at something more beautiful more beautiful luxmy call you out there there more beautiful luxmy call you out there there you more beautiful luxmy call you out there there you go, more beautiful luxmy call you out there there you go, you more beautiful luxmy call you out there there you go, you have more beautiful luxmy call you out there there you go, you have got| there there you go, you have got something great again. Good to see, luxmy. Shoreham, beautiful morning there. A lot of people will enjoy some Sunshine Today. Its 8 59. This is bbc news. Im lukwesa burak. The latest headlines. Major changes are due to be announced to international travel rules the amber Travel List of countries could be scrapped. Also fully vaccinated travellers may no longer have to take costly Pcr Tests but ministers are urging caution. 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