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Yesterday was the warmest day of the year, 28 celsius, a month. Today feeling fresher with sunny spells and showers. The full forecast throughout the programme. Its friday, the 11th of august. Our main story. The latest round of strikes byJunior Doctors in england will start in just over an hour, as a long running dispute involving half of all doctors working in the uk continues. Nhs leaders are warning it means more significant disruption to the Health Service, with thousands of appointments and procedures postponed. Our Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes reports. Were now into the fifth round of strikes byJunior Doctors in england with little sign that their union, the british medical association, or ministers are prepared to yield. But the continuing Industrial Action is having an impact on patients. Former teacher margaret is trying to plan a holiday, but she also needs to get a new Pacemaker Battery fitted. One nhs appointment was cancelled because of an earlier walkout, and margaret has mixed feelings about the strike. But rather than risk another cancellation and her health, shes going private. I have some sympathy, yes, but i dont really approve of it because, in fact, theyre putting lives at risk. But if they think thats the only thing that they can do and, i mean, i wouldnt want to be a Junior Doctor and work the hours they do work. This long running strike centres on pay. The bma is asking for a 35 pay rise to restore salaries to 2008 levels after a series of below inflation pay deals. But the government has offered a pay rise worth an average of around 8. 8 , describing it as a fair and reasonable settlement. For the lowest paid doctors, the deal is worth io. 3 . Of course, i stand ready to have discussions with Junior Doctors in terms of other issues about their working conditions. But in terms of pay, we made a fair and final offer. Weve accepted in full the recommendations of the independent pay review body process, and that is why the bma should now call off their strikes. There will be more Industrial Action later this month when consultants will strike for two days. Nhs bosses are warning the Health Service could reach a Tipping Point where it becomes impossible to cut Waiting Lists as much as the government wants. ButJunior Doctors� leaders say they remain determined. Weve been burnt too many times by this government and, over the last 15 years, weve seen that year on year on year, we will be offered these sub inflationary pay cuts. Now, no ones asking for us to snap our fingers and, overnight, have all of the pay thats been cut away from us given back in one go. But i think what we do need is a pay deal from government that acknowledges the amount of pay weve lost and acknowledges inflation, moving forwards, and making sure that it doesnt happen again. There are concerns that, by the end of the month, Industrial Action could have led to a million appointments being rescheduled. In total, more than seven and a half Million People are now waiting for treatment and operations. Nhs bosses are calling on both the government and the bma to find a breakthrough urgently. Dominic hughes, bbc news. We will be discussing that action later in the programme. Also keeping a focus on what is happening in hawaii after the wildfires. Yes. New numbers in terms of those who have been affected. At least 53 people have died in wildfires on the island of maui in hawaii, after what Officials Say is the largest Natural Disaster in the states history. At least three major blazes broke out on tuesday and spread across the island. Sean dilley has this report. A community in smouldering ruins. Many homes here in lahaina burnt to charge wrecks. The church and the harbour among the Historic Sites wiped out by the flames that tore indiscriminately through the formerly picturesque tourist town. The us marines and National Guard among the Emergency Workers on the ground. The us president , joe biden, has declared the situation as a major disaster. We are seeing loss of life here. As you know, the number has been rising and we will continue to see loss of life. But we have extraordinary professionals working on this job. We also have seen many hundreds of homes destroyed. And that is going to take a great deal of time to recover from. Lahaina has felt the biggest impact from the wildfires. The death toll is rising. Most fires are under control, but authorities are still working on a number on maui and the neighbouring big island. Here in lahaina, Rescue Efforts are moving more quickly now that winters of up to 80 kilometres per hour have died down. Military resources opening up a path for rescuers to search for survivors and to recover those who have died. Authorities in lahaina say their iso year old scorched fig tree should recover, but it may take far longer to regrow a community robbed of so many houses and hundreds of years of history. Sean dilley, bbc news. The Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland has said he wont resign following a significant data breach. Simon byrne cut short a Family Holiday to return to belfast, where he faced several hours of questioning by the Northern Ireland policing board. He said he was deeply sorry following the data breach the details of 10,000 officers and staff were published online for several hours on tuesday. Police are investigating the death of a ten Year Old Girl in surrey as murder. The girls body was found inside a Home On Hammond Road in woking in the early hours of yesterday. Herfamily is being supported by specialist officers, police say theyre not looking for anyone else in connection with her death. Visitors to a beach on thejurassic coast had a narrow escape after part of a cliff above them collapsed. Video captured in west bay shows the moment a large section of rock fell near a number of beachgoers. Dorset council warned that rockfalls and landslips are common in the region. Administrators for the high street chain wilko are continuing to talk with potential buyers as they look to prevent the loss of thousands of jobs. The homeware and garden retailer, which has 400 shops, fell into administration yesterday. Lets get some more details from emma vardy. Who is outside a store in lancaster. Where are we in this process today . Wilko is a familiar sight on high streets in the uk and yesterday came the news that many employees had been dreading, that the company was being put into administration which means 12,000 jobs will now be at risk across the stores in the uk after a buyer was unable to be found for the 400 stores. The announcement came from the Chief Executive yesterday as he took the decision to put it into administration. Wilko is a company with a long history of trading, trading since 1930. We had Immediate Reaction from gmb union saying they believe the decision was entirely avoidable. Unavoidable. Wilko could become the biggest high street casualty of the year. Later this morning we will get a measure of how tough things are in the economy, hearing the gdp figures just after seven. Those figures we tend to report every quarter which puts a finger on the pulse of how the economy has been doing. Gdp growth has been struggling since the pandemic. No more predictions that we are in store for a bounce back butjust we are in store for a bounce back but just after seven we will we are in store for a bounce back butjust after seven we will bring the figures and i will explain what they mean for households and businesses. Studio thank you. More than 100,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats in the past five years. The government started the official count in 2018, but it doesnt include those who made it across without being intercepted by the authorities. Our Reporter Simonjones joins us from dover. There is added up figures are one thing but it is day by day that we watched people still trying to cross on small boats. The watched people still trying to cross on small boats. Watched people still trying to cross on small boats. The 100,000 figure is certainly an on small boats. The 100,000 figure is certainly an unwelcome on small boats. The 100,000 figure | is certainly an unwelcome milestone for a government that promised to stop the boats and yesterday the crossings continued. Hundreds brought to shore at the Port Of Dover by the border force and lifeboat. Yesterday was the first calm day in the channel for several weeks. Before that, it has been wet and windy. So hardly surprising we saw people arriving in large numbers. And a reminder yesterday of the dangers of making this crossing in the worlds busy shipping lane. A boat started capsizing and people had to be pulled from the water with four lifeboats involved in the rescue. The government had called this week its small boats week and wanted to get on the front foot, describing what it was doing to prevent crossings so we had the announcement of a new deal with social Media Companies to try to stop smugglers advertising crossings online. We had news of a deal with turkey designed to stop the boats going from turkey all the way to france and being used to make the journeys across the channel and we had the first Asylum Seekers moved onto the barge in portland. I think some of those announcements have been derailed by the 100,000 figure. Certainly the government would not have wanted it this week and with the weather set to be fair, we are likely to see more people arriving. Studio thank you. A plane was forced to make an Emergency Land on the a40 in gloucestershire after a suspected engine failure. The aircraft was on its way to Gloucestershire Airport when it landed on the busy main road, but, amazingly, no one was hurt. Emergency services were called and investigations into the cause of the incident are ongoing. A Beautiful Day yesterday for many of us if you enjoy sunshine and heat. I say if you enjoy it, quite refreshing after the weeks we have had. A, refreshing after the weeks we have had. �. ,. ,. , had. A month since we have had temperatures had. A month since we have had temperatures like had. A month since we have had temperatures like that. Had. A month since we have had temperatures like that. 28 had. A month since we have had i temperatures like that. 28 celsius. For some, that is too hot. I think for many, we enjoyed the fine weather yesterday with sunshine. Today will be cooler. It has been a humid night. This morning, a Lovely Sunrise in nottinghamshire here. Quite humid first thing the temperature is 18 19. Overnight rain moving through. This is the current Rainfall Radar moving north eastwards. Heavy bursts in the far north east of scotland. That will come up into the Northern Isles and many today will have a mixture of sunny spells and showers. Most of the showers across scotland, Northern Ireland. Later showers coming to the South East Of England. Vicar claudia. Still quite warm in the South East Of England, up to 26. Elsewhere, a cooler, fresher day with temperatures typically about 1921. Into with temperatures typically about 19 21. Into the weekend, low pressure returns. When we see low pressure returns. When we see low pressure it means it is unsettled so a mixture of sunny spells and showers. Quite a lot of showers around on saturday. They will drift from the south west to the north east. Some could be on the heavy side. Some may escape showers completely like east anglia. But some showers could be heavy in northern and Western Areas. They will move through fairly quickly so if you catch one, you will see the sunshine come through. Temperature is unsettled so a mixture of sunny spells and showers. Quite a lot of showers around on saturday. They will drift from the south west to the north east. Some could be on the heavy side. Some may escape the showers completely like east anglia. But some showers could be heavy in northern and Western Areas. They will move through fairly quickly so if you catch one, you will see the sunshine come through. Temperatures typicalfor sunshine come through. Temperatures typical for the sunshine come through. Temperatures typicalfor the time of sunshine come through. Temperatures typical for the time of year. On sunday, sunny spells and showers. Temperatures over the weekend high teens up to the low 20s. This story will interest you because you are interested in weather. What was the weather like in europe 1 million years ago . Was it cold . Yes. I think we can go further than cold. Very, very cold. Humans living in europe more than a million years ago were wiped out by a big freeze previously unknown to scientists thats according to new research. The evidence published in the journal science suggests the continent was unpopulated for 200,000 years after that, until humans adapted to cope with the colder conditions. Heres more from science correspondent pallab ghosh. British Researchers Scour the shores of North Norfolk for the fossilised remains of the very first humans to have lived in britain. Its long been held that they came to europe from africa and never left. But a secret found at the bottom of the sea suggests that they were all wiped out. This strip of mud from the ocean floor has changed the human story in europe. Analysis in a lab in barcelona of the chemicals inside it shows that temperatures plummeted more than a million years ago. This was particularly cold and that would have meant, for the humans, not only that they would have trouble to find resources, for example, food, but also that the extreme conditions have led to the depopulation of these early humans from europe at 1. 1 million years ago. Researchers found that there was no evidence for humans in europe for 200,000 years after that. But, then, early humans came back. These footprints, found under the sands of the North Norfolk coast, are some of the first humans to have returned after this newly discovered ice age. Lets imagine what it was like and how they survived. Happisburgh was one of the first places those early humans came back to around 900,000 years ago, long before it was a beach. The big freeze was over, but it was still cold much colder than it is today. So they had to learn how to cope by building better shelters and developing better Hunting Techniques for food and furs to stay warm. They may even have become hairier. This is important because it shows that our early ancestors were inventive and adaptable, which is why we are here today. Researchers are still searching for what remains of these humans. These are the stone tools they learnt how to make. Theyre adapting the whole time to new environments, new climates, right the way through the ice ages, and developing new technologies to cope with these cold conditions. The face is really quite delicately built. This is a reconstruction of a skull of one of those early humans smaller brained, but gradually evolving into more advanced species, researchers say in the journal science. And that species was certainly more evolved. Things like a larger brain, a more modern looking face, teeth that are more like ours. So this does seem to be a species that has, if you like, moved on in evolutionary terms. The new results are another piece of the jigsaw that helps to explain how humans evolved and learnt how to tame nature to become the dominant species on the planet. Pallab ghosh, bbc news, happisburgh. Lets take a look at some of todays papers. The telegraph leads on the Junior Doctors strikes, saying they have so far cost the nhs a billion pounds. The times has an image of a migrants on a small boat being towed into dover yesterday as the number of people to have crossed the channel illegally passed 100,000. The mirror has an exclusive on how conservative mp Theresa Villiers owned shares worth £70,000 in the oil firm shell while she was environment secretary. She has apologised for her failure. We have a few pictures. I have not seen these yet. We deliberately asked not to see them. Funny, cute animals. This is the winner of the Comedy Pet Photo has been announced. It shows two rescue kittens, max and alex, playing at their home in lebanon. The picture is called a Life Changing moment. Kittens are funny. This in the daily mail. There was a time when television in the evening used to be people doing impersonations. There used to be whole programmes of in purpose of impersonations. Alistair mcgowan who is a brilliant impersonator, he has done an interview where he said he thinks Doing Impressions could be a dying art because younger Audience Members do not watch television and therefore have no idea who he is impersonating. Which goes to the heart of the performance. If you are doing an impersonation and do not know what they sound like, it is a complete waste of time. Unless they are social media stars. He says he still does live shows and does impressions. He notices when he looks at the audience they look at him blankly because they do not have a clue who the actual person is. We do not see our audience. The blank looks can stay hes on the verge of stopping Doing Impressions. What will he do instead . He is a brilliant pianist and a very good actor. He has many strings to his bow. Talking of new experiences. This is one that is Life Changing. An 80 year old man with parkinsons disease and a mother and daughter who won their place in a competition have become virgin galactic� s first space tourists. The trio were flown to the edge of space and experienced zero gravity, before returning to earth. Sophie long reports from the spaceport in new mexico. Cheering. Making the final footsteps towards realising their dreams. How are you feeling . Feeling great jon goodwin and mother and daughter duo Keisha Schahaff and ana mayers make their way to the Spaceship Unity. Then, at 8. 30 local time, lift off on schedule and in perfect conditions. This is the Momentjon Goodwin has been waiting for a quarter of his life. He is now on his way to space on virgin galactic� s first private passenger flight. Three, two, one, release, release, release. And this is what its all about. As the Spaceship Unity hit apogee more than 50 miles above the earths surface. Congratulations tojon, to keisha, to ana on becoming astronauts today. And a special congratulations to our unity pilot kelly for her first space flight. Three minutes of weightlessness and views of our planet that only astronauts have ever experienced. You are so much more connected to everything than you would expect to be. Like, you felt like a part of the team, a part of the ship, a part of the universe, a part of earth. It was incredible. We welcome our crew back as they come in for landing. As unity glided back down to the new mexico desert, there was jubilation and relief. Im still up there and its just amazing that you can land so smoothly on the runway, coming back from space. Safely back on earth, jon told me his experience was better than he ever imagined it would be. Looking at earth from space, the curvature of the earth, the blackness of space the pure clarity was amazing. In 2014, you got diagnosed with parkinsons. Three years ago, you went up kilimanjaro. Today, you went to space. How are you going to top this . Whats next Forjon Goodwin . The great thing of waiting 18 years was it wasnt a problem. Id got something to look forward to, which very few other people had done. And that has now happened. I suppose ive got to go to the moon. A giant leap for those on board and a major milestone for space tourism, at least for those who can afford it. Tickets currently cost more than £350,000. Sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. A question for you. Have you ever received the bill at the end of a meal whilst abroad and spotted charges you didnt expect . Well, one couple visiting italy was left stunned after the receipt for a meal showed an unexpected extra two euro charge. They both soon realised theyd been billed for having their toasted sandwich cut in half. And it turns out there are plenty of extras you can be charged for. For example, if a band plays near to where you are sitting, there can be a charge based on how close you are to the music. Or you might be charged for opting to sit down for table service, instead of propping yourself up at the bar or counter. So we would like to hear from you on this. Have you been caught out by hidden charges whilst on your holiday . We will talk about it. We will talk to simon calder, the travel correspondent, later about this. Maybe he will have tips on how not to get caught out with the extra charge. You can contact us in the usual way. On the theme of taking to the skies, take a look at this coming up later. A picture of my brother close to my chest. I am doing this for all of you who have ever lost a loved one. Strictlyjudge Shirley Ballas has conquered herfear and taken to the skies for her latest fundraising challenge for a cause thats very close to her heart. Time for the news, travel and weather where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Im nicky ford. A Murder Investigation has been launched after the body of a 10 Year Old Girl was discovered in woking in surrey. She was found after Police Officers were called to an address in hammond road in the early hours of yesterday morning. Police have identified a number of people theyd like to speak to and say at this stage they are not looking to identify anyone else in connection with their investigation. Two men have beenjailed for their part in a Daytime Robbery and knife attack in the west end and the city in which members of the public suffered savage injuries. Tyrone dean from tottenham, on the left, and Louis Parkinson from islington wore masks when they tried to snatch Mobile Phones and flee on bicycles. Their plan failed when passers by stepped in and frustrated their attempts at a getaway. A South London Castle with a History Dating back to 1811 is being brought back to its former glory. Kingswood arts were handed the keys back in 2022 when the building was disused and derelict. Since then theyve created an arts hub and will be offering history tours of the refurbished castle later this month. It was first built in 1811, it was a much smaller building then. And then in the 1890s it was bought by a guy called john ljohnson, who was an inventor of bovril. He expanded the building massively and added the castle like features. So since then its been known as bovril castle. This was youth club, it was a safe space, it was open for us. So it having that context back again, being the heart of the community, is very important. I think it is such a good place for young people creatively and Just Community wise as well. Lets take a look at the latest on the tubes now. Theres no service on the Bakerloo Line between Stonebridge Park and Harrow Wealdstone and on the overground no service between euston and watford junction. There are severe delays on the central line. Minor delays on the circle and the dlr. Now onto the weather. Good morning. After that glorious summers day yesterday, today not looking too bad on the whole. We can expect to see plenty of sunny spells, particularly through the late morning but, yes, the risk of scattered showers later this afternoon. If youre just heading out, its a bit of a misty, murky and, yes, mild start to the day, but the cloud will thin and break through the morning so plenty of sunshine on offer. But again through the afternoon, with that south westerly flow, the increasing risk of showers. Temperature wise, not quite as warm as yesterday, but not too bad, with highs of 25 celsius. This evening, a dry evening overnight, the cloud will thin and break, so very similar conditions to last night, just a touch fresher, thank goodness, with overnight lows of 12 13. On to the weekend, low pressure in charge again but, on the whole, not too bad a weekend. An increasingly brisk wind on saturday and the risk of outbreaks of rain, sunday looks to be the better day of the weekend, and dry next week. Thats it from me but theres plenty more on our website including the story of the former gang leader turned pastor who now runs a church. Ill be back in around half an hour. The death toll on the island of maui, in hawaii, is still rising following wildfires which have ravaged the area. The fires began on tuesday and spread quickly, fuelled by strong winds generated by hurricane dora. Thousands of people have been evacuated to makeshift shelters and 11,000 people are still without power. We can speak now to meteorologist Malika Dudley who works for a tv channel on the island. Thank you so much for your time. I know you are going through an awful ordeal at the moment. A meteorologist by trade but first of all i would like to ask you about your own circumstances, because i know you have been caught up in some of the problems. We know you have been caught up in some of the problem of the problems. We were among the first evacuated of the problems. We were among the first evacuated from of the problems. We were among the first evacuated from the of the problems. We were among the first evacuated from the fire of the problems. We were among the first evacuated from the fire up of the problems. We were among the first evacuated from the fire up on. First evacuated from the fire up on the slope of the largest mountain. If you think of maui it kind of looks like a turtle, and the head is where the largest mountain is. I am hearing anywhere between five and 13 structures potentially, not official numbers but what i am hearing from Fire Personnel and friends, possibly burned in our area. Fire personnel and friends, possibly burned in ourarea. I Fire Personnel and friends, possibly burned in our area. I have good news for hours, although the fire is still not contained, it is still active, but our home is still standing. There is ash everywhere but the power went on today. There are some hopeful signs for me personally. Are some hopeful signs for me personally are some hopeful signs for me ersonall. �. ,. Personally. And you have children ourself, personally. And you have children yourself. It personally. And you have children yourself, it must personally. And you have children yourself, it must be personally. And you have children yourself, it must be very personally. And you have children. Yourself, it must be very alarming. I know other people will be worse affected but it must be very scary. Very scary. We are just trying to keep it as normal as possible for the children. We dont want to shelter them from what is happening, we want them to know that something very grave has happened, realise the magnitude of it, but we are trying to keep our kids kids, so they were playing with a young boy who came over who had to flee the fires and, you know, Children Arejust Over who had to flee the fires and, you know, children are just so innocent, they help us to kind of snap out of this Stupor Ofjust grieving and morning. So this boy was very scared of the tooth fairy would not come, he lost a tooth before the fires, and he was upset he lost his surfboard. The children help us ground and come back to ourselves. I help us ground and come back to ourselves help us ground and come back to ourselves. ,. ,. , ourselves. I can hear the emotion in ourselves. I can hear the emotion in your voice ourselves. I can hear the emotion in your voice a ourselves. I can hear the emotion in your voice. A little ourselves. I can hear the emotion in your voice. A little normality ourselves. I can hear the emotion in your voice. A little normality can your voice. A little normality can help and children are often good at that. We are hearing this morning about the sheer numbers of people who have lost their lives. I think it is the middle of the evening where you are now. What information are you hearing . The where you are now. What information are you hearing . Are you hearing . The latest we have heard is exactly are you hearing . The latest we have heard is exactly what are you hearing . The latest we have heard is exactly what you are you hearing . The latest we have heard is exactly what you reported, | heard is exactly what you reported, the official number released so far is 53 deaths. People are still missing, loved ones. They are in the process of identifying these people and notifying the next of kin. A lot of people are still very much on edge, a lot of people are injured, in hospital, triage in shelters, it is a really dire situation. We hear stories from survivors who had to literally run for their lives. One woman told me she had seconds, ran, jumped over the seawall, was in the water for seven hours, witnessed jumped over the seawall, was in the waterfor seven hours, witnessed of her neighbours passing away right next to her in the water. Another person told me that as she came back into lahaina, she saw bodies, charred cars. I interviewed a man who said how difficult it was to get out of lahaina because the fire picked up so quickly, you would get in your carand you picked up so quickly, you would get in your car and you would be at a standstill. He was able to get out but he said his thought was for the thousands, his word, thousands of cars behind him and what may have happened to them. I cars behind him and what may have happened to them. Happened to them. I really appreciate happened to them. I really appreciate you happened to them. I really appreciate you taking happened to them. I really appreciate you taking the i happened to them. I really appreciate you taking the time to take us through what you have seen and heard. We wish you and your family well over the next few days and weeks. A meteorologist and reporter with one of the tv stations in hawaii, taking us through some of the details. The images are shocking. And inevitable you would be affected by what you see there, she was. There has been a lot of debate over the england captain, harry kane. Spurs fans love him and dont want him to go. There is a whole thing about trophy hunting, isnt there . Spurs are not in europe. Bayern munich are german champions. And he is 30 years old, england captain, important playing wise for him to be in the Champions League at the top level. He is from north london, born in walthamstow, his family entrenched in the community, does he uproot . Many people going forjobs somewhere else miles away have that real dilemma, do you uproot the family . Lovely city, munich, but completely different life. fir family . Lovely city, munich, but completely different life. Completely different life. Or an opportunity completely different life. Or an opportunity you completely different life. Or an opportunity. You can completely different life. Or an opportunity. You can look completely different life. Or an opportunity. You can look at i completely different life. Or an. Opportunity. You can look at those things the other way around, amazing opportunity, different place, amazing experience with the family. The biggest Transfer Deal of the summer is coming to a head and it is decision time for the england captain. Bayern munich and tottenham have agreed a deal in principle for kane, in a deal that would be worth around £86 million. So it is now down to kane himself, who has one year left on his contract, and he must decide if he wants to leave north london and join the german champions. Spurs kick off at brentford on sunday amid this angst for kane and for fans, who seem resigned to it now. Yeah, just a bit surprised, really. Weve come for the stadium tour, got half way round and then it was Breaking News that he agreed the deal, so were just a bit shocked, i think. Its kind of sad to see harry kane go because hes a good striker and hes been scoring lots of goals for the team and hes been really contributing. I mean, they are offering him a lot of money, ill give him that. And if he thinks he can win trophies there and do better there, then, yeah, i understand it. So it remains unclear whether kane will be a part of the new premier League Season, which starts today. Defending champions Manchester City kick off the new campaign away at newly promoted burnley, who are managed by the former city captain Vincent Kompa ny. After such a Successful Campaign last season, the hardest thing now is defending the treble they completed last season. No, i dont think so it will be possible to do what we have done last season. So its one in a lifetime. So i said to the players, forget about it. So we climbed the highest mountain last season, what we have done, but the last two days we came down to the mountain and we start from the, you know, from there, with everyone with the same intention and itll be a lot, a lot of difficulties to climb as high as possible in our level, the mountain, and we will see. We play against such a good opponent, a team filled with players and people that i know, of course, but mainly. Probably the best challenge you could ever have, you could ever ask for. And i want a team to embrace this game. And hopefully the fans can do the same. Well, burnley came up alongside luton, who got promotion via the play offs to reach the Premier League for the first time in their history. They travel to brighton tomorrow for their first match, knowing that theyre the favourites with most bookmakers to go straight back down again, but that doesnt concern their manager rob edwards. Im not offended by that because i think thats the norm, whoever gets promoted out of the playoffs, i would say. I understand it, you know, with luton town, the first time weve been in the Premier League, we are a small club and we came up through the playoffs, so i think thats the norm. So, cool, you know, people can write us off. We believe in ourselves and what were about. I think we had a lot of that last year anyway, in terms of promotion. You know, there was not much chat about luton throughout those last few months and we were there, we were there. I think that helps us, to be honest. So people can keep writing us off, thats fine. Well, last night there was plenty of action on the pitch, as qualifiers for the Europa Conference League took place. There were disappointing defeats for hearts and derry city, but it was a much better night for hibernian at easter road. They have one foot in the next round of qualifying for the Europa Conference League after beating swiss side luzern 3 1. The second leg is next thursday and, if hibernian progress, theyll play aston villa next. Now, the womens world cup quarterfinals are under way and englands women will be without lauren james for tomorrows quarterfinal against colombia, and the semifinal, should england make it that far, after fifa decided to extend her ban, following her red card against nigeria. Jane dougall is in sydney for us. Jane, a setback, yes, but it could have been worse. The dream scenario, england get to the final and she scores the winner. A bit of a setback for england, such as dynamic and exciting player, laurenjames. She set up three goals against china in the group stages and scored two goals. But it could have been a lot worse. We already knew she wasnt going to be playing this saturday for the Quarterfinal Match against colombia. A red card in the womens world cup is an Automatic One Match Ban but fifa had the opportunity to increase it to three, and they are increasingly moving violent conduct bans to three games, so it could have been worse. You could argue that stepping on somebody on the deck is not violent but it was deliberate, petulant and foolhardy. The Disciplinary Committee took it into consideration and showed some leniency with a two match ban. So laurenjames could return for the World Cup Final if england were to get that far. We know she will certainly be watching as england take on colombia on saturday in this 75,000 seater stadium on saturday. Zt} saturday in this 75,000 seater stadium on saturday. Saturday in this 75,000 seater stadium on saturday. 20 24 hours to no. As for todays quarterfinals, japan play sweden later this morning. And the winners will face spain, after they beat the netherlands earlier this morning. An extra time goal from teenager Salma Paralluelo turned out to be the winner. The semifinal will take place on tuesday morning. In the hundred, welsh fire continue to have early success in both the men and womens tournaments. The men Beat Birmingham Phoenix by six wickets, a victory that included a slightly fortutious catch. Moeen ali was restricted to just 17 runs for phoenix and was caught eventually after a bit ofjuggling by roland van de merwe. Fire are third in the table with two wins from four. Phoenix are yet to win a game and remain bottom. In the womens game, the welsh fire are top of the standings after a third win in four. The phoenix only needed 4 from their last three balls but Shabnim Ismail took a hat trick to secure a 3 run win. She might be 45 now but it seems theres nothing stopping dame sarah storey as she claimed her 36th Para Cycling gold at the cycling World Championships. Racing in the c5 individual time trial, storey was more than a minute quicker than her nearest rival over the 17. 5 mile course in dumfries to secure her 17th road world title. Storey put her success down to meticulous planning in the build up to the event. I knew what to expect and it didnt come as any kind of shock i knew where all the bumps were, i knew where all the rough surface was, i knew where the change of surface was. And i was so pleased that id taken that, you know, come here early, basically. Ifeel like ive lived in dumfries for a lot longer than i have, but its been a really good thing to do. Amazing. Age isjust a number. The time is 6 42am. British Sign Language is an officially recognised language, and pupils in scotland are able to sit exams using bsl, but for science students many crucial words have been missing. Terms like Greenhouse Gases and Carbon Footprint havent existed, but that is changing. Our science correspondent Victoria Gill has been finding out more about the new signs being added to the bsl dictionary. An Afternoon Learning about the science of climate change. True orfalse plants and oceans remove Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere. This is a lesson taught in British Sign Language, a language that until recently was missing crucial scientific vocabulary. At this Secondary School in glasgow, deaf children are learning newly created signs that have just been added to the bsl dictionary. So this is a sign for Greenhouse Gases and thats a new one, i didnt know that one before. So in physics, for example, some of the concepts are really abstract, and Sign Language can help children understand, because its a visual language. So this is a sign for photosynthesis. So here we have a leaf. And this is the sun. Its light energy and its absorbed into the leaf, which then creates something. It creates food. It was back in 2004 that students in scotland were officially allowed to do their exams in British Sign Language. But the scientific terms for Science Exams just didnt exist so theyre being created, still, here at edinburgh university. Deaf scientists, educators and Sign Language experts Work Together to create the new signs. Today, the focus is human biology. Youve got the brain, the spinal cord, and then the branching out from the spinal cord. Spinal cord and Central Nervous system would also include the brain. Yes. So then you would add to that, that symbol, you would add to that sign to include the brain . Yes. That becomes the Central Nervous system, but we need to make sure that were all in agreement. The scientist leading this project wants to break down the language barriers that she faced in her early career. I was involved in research for 11 years and although i went to numerous meetings but was never truly involved because i couldnt understand what people were saying the interpreters werent qualified. In the last decade, dozens of descriptive scientific signs have been added to the official British Sign Language glossary. That has just been so important. Its had a huge impact on me. Ive been able to have conversations using this vocabulary and its helped me with my teaching. So im passionate about continuing this work, as are the whole team. Once its been agreed on, each new biological sign is recorded for the video dictionary. For deaf students, these are more than just words theyre visual explanations. I really like science and i Love Learning it, and its easier to learn when we have the signs. Its language thats helping some of the next generation of scientists to understand and talk about the world around them. Victoria gill, bbc news in glasgow. And as science progresses there will be more phrases to be included. Someone who knows about science, has his scientific head on all the time, simon. That is a big number. It feels rare. 28 degrees, the warmest in the uk for a month, 28 degrees, the warmest in the uk fora month, it 28 degrees, the warmest in the uk for a month, it wasjuly the last time we felt temperatures like that. But it was only for a day, temperatures now down round about the average for the time of the year. Look at this picture from shropshire, the sky is like a painting. It has been quite muggy overnight. These are the temperatures out there at the moment, 18 19. You might have noticed it feeling muggy last night. Some rain overnight as well but starting to clear away into the north east. On the Satellite Image you can see this cloud, this is the weekend weather, an area of low pressure which will give us unsettled conditions. Here is the rain we saw overnight moving north and east. Still effecting the north east of scotland, heavy bursts of rain there this morning. It will clear into the Northern Isles. For many of us, a fine start to the day and we will see some sunny spells, some showers in Northern Ireland and scotland, one or two in wales, thicker cloud in the South East Of England, the possibility of showers in the afternoon. Still warm in eastern areas, 26 in east anglia, the South East Of England, but elsewhere, temperatures 21 25, a bit more fresh compared to yesterday. Here is the low pressure i talked about, moving into the uk for the weekend, and it means a mixture of sunny spells and showers. A lot of showers on saturday in northern and Western Areas, largely dry in the south east, a few passing showers in the afternoon. A few showers could be sharp with a rumble of thunder but they will move through quickly and we will see sunshine after the clear. Temperatures 21 24. Pleasant enough where you have sunshine. Sunday, more of the same. The showers most focused in northern and Western Areas of the uk but moving through fairly swiftly. Plenty of usable weather in the weekend with sunshine at times. Once again, temperatures of 18 23, 24, around about the average for early august. Next week starts unsettled, one area of low pressure moves through, then this area of High Pressure sits around as we go through the middle to the end of the week, meaning it will become a little more settled. There will be more dry weather, more in the way of sunshine. And temperatures 23, 24, perhaps warming up temperatures 23, 24, perhaps warming up a bit more as we go into the end of next week into the weekend. On the whole, after what we have had so far this summer your holiday, a fairly decent week this summer holiday, a fairly decent week. Hat fairly decent week this summer holiday, a fairly decent week. Met a holiday, a fairly decent week. Not a treat holiday, a fairly decent week. Not a great summer holiday, a fairly decent week. 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The 25 year old was flying in a competition when it deflated and fell to the ground. Today, his family and friends will gather at the festival to remember peter. John maguire is there for us this. Morning, john. Always such a spectacular sight, and wonderful clear skies you have this morning. Wonderful clear skies you have this morninu. ,. , morning. Yes. You can see the balloons. Morning. Yes. You can see the balloons, about morning. Yes. You can see the balloons, about 50 morning. Yes. You can see the balloons, about 50 or morning. Yes. You can see the balloons, about 50 or 60 morning. Yes. You can see the. Balloons, about 50 or 60 ticking morning. Yes. You can see the balloons, about 50 or 60 ticking off this morning. There was one shaped like a bearfrom taipei, taiwan. There shaped balloons are more difficult to fly so when conditions are iffy you will not see them. That huge square billion, that would be like driving a bus compared to a race car. You will see pink ribbons on all of the balloons. That is in memory of pete, his name was mentioned in the Pilot Briefing this morning and of moment of reflection. Racing balloons especially as a very tight knit community so petes death has been very heartfelt. Has been felt very hard. If ever, anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory. A Third Generation Hot Air Balloonist and also an airline pilot, he lived his life in the skies. Since the age of three, pete and his brother dan often flew with their father, andrew. Ballooning is a field and he was passionate about aviation as a job and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. I guess you could say we were born into hot air ballooning. Pete gained his licence at the age of 17, i gained mine at 19, and weve flown in many countries Around The World and been very lucky to do so. The brothers took up competitive flying. Here they are winning thejunior World Championships in poland two years ago. They were both involved in a contest in Worcestershire Injune when petes balloon crashed and he was killed. Dans ground crew that day was andrew, with his wife louise doing the same for pete. Losing your son is just. Yeah, its just horrific. People say, oh, he was doing something as he loved when he sort of left the planet. But thats sort of bittersweet in reality. It really is. I mean, i think its also a lot harderfor his mother because she was on the marker cross to actually. Where they were all dropping the markers, and she was basically there, so its very, very raw. An Air Accident Investigation will seek to discover what happened and, crucially, what, ifany, lessons can be learned. Dan is determined to carry on flying. I know for a fact if i was just sat on the sofa at home, pete would be like knocking on my shoulder, being like, why are you doing that, dan . You need to go out and compete and do the best you can. And hopefully thats what i can do for him over this summer and also the years ahead. But andrew has reservations. Because pete cant fly any more, sort of, so why should i, in a way . But id like to think i will get back into it. But i think it willjust be a bit. A bit longer. Hot air balloons are more than a pastime for this family. Its their profession, their passion. So in petes name, theyve set up a trust to buy a balloon that Trainee Pilots will be able to use. Encouraging the next generation of balloonists was an ambition of petes. He aimed to become an instructor. I want pete to be there, everywhere i go. And ill always be asking the question, like, what would pete be doing here . Because thats what hed be asking about me, im sure. Pete was such a friendly and happy chap, and ijust want people to always think about him. And what we do Going Forward is thinking like, yeah, pete would be so proud of what were doing here. Nothing can replace him, but keeping his name alive, keeping pete gregory flying, will at least offer the family some solace. We arejust we are just about ready to leave the ground here at ashton court, just getting the heat up in the balloon, the burner is what you need, and you can see the Ground Crew Holding is in position ready to take off, and we can take off now. It is very difficult to hear me when the burner is going, a bit difficult to hear yourself think. We have been let go. Giving a wave to the ground. We are above ashton court, chasing the pack just behind us here. You really do a saint quite quickly. Once the burners are turned off it becomes quite quiet. I want to ask you about pete gregory, you know the family well. A small community. A very safe activity, accidents are very rare. Its very sad. Nobody knows exactly what happened at the moment. He was an amazing what happened at the moment. 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Couldnt afford to get into ballooninu. ,. ,. , couldnt afford to get into balloonin. ,. ,. , ballooning. It will be a great way to keep his ballooning. It will be a great way to keep his legacy ballooning. It will be a great way to keep his legacy and ballooning. It will be a great way to keep his legacy and memory l ballooning. It will be a great way to keep his legacy and memory alive. We arejust above to keep his legacy and memory alive. We are just above ashton court. Give us a shot down here so we can see the pack flying across the city of bristol. That is the avon gorge. You can see those red buildings, bristols heritages are trading port, tobacco warehouses. Then onto the ridge line. You will see to the left if we do a little bit higher you canjust left if we do a little bit higher you can just about see the top of brunel� s suspension bridge. It is an incredible sight, bristol very familiar with the sight of this mass ascent. There is the home of Bristol Rugby and bristol football club. Amazing morning for this. I think we havejust about beaten amazing morning for this. I think we have just about beaten the weather, some nasty grey clouds behind us, but sunshine up ahead. More from as later on here at the International Balloon fiesta after the news, travel and weather where you are. Hello, good morning from bbc london, im nicky ford. A Murder Investigation has been launched after the body of a 10 Year Old Girl was discovered in woking in surrey. She was found after Police Officers were called to an address in hammond road, in the early hours of yesterday morning. Police have identified a number of people theyd like to speak to and say at this stage they are not looking to identify anyone else in connection with their investigation. Two men have beenjailed for their part in a Daytime Robbery and knife attack in the west end and the city in which members of the public suffered savage injuries. Tyrone dean from tottenham on the left and Louis Parkinson from islington wore masks when they tried to snatch Mobile Phones and flee on bicycles. Their plan failed when passers by stepped in and frustrated their attempts at a getaway. A South London Castle with a History Dating back to 1811 is being brought back to its former glory. Kingswood arts were handed the keys back in 2022 when the building was disused and derelict. Since then theyve created an arts hub and will be offering history tours of the refurbished castle later this month. The building was first built in 1811, it was a much smaller building then. And then in the 1890s it was bought by a guy called john ljohnson, who was an inventor of bovril. He expanded the building massively and added the castle like features. So since then its been known as bovril castle. This was youth club, it was a safe space, it was open for us. So it having that context back again, being the heart of the community, is very important. I think it is such a good place for young people creatively and Just Community wise as well. Lets take a look at the latest on the tubes now. Theres no service on the Bakerloo Line between Stonebridge Park and Harrow Wealdstone. On the overground no service between euston and watford junction. The central line has severe delays and there are minor delays on the circle line. Now the weather with georgia. Good morning. After that glorious summers day yesterday, today not looking too bad on the whole. We can expect to see plenty of sunny spells, particularly through the late morning but, yes, the risk of scattered showers later this afternoon. If youre just heading out, its a bit of a misty, murky and, yes, a mild start to the day, but the cloud will thin and break through the morning so plenty of sunshine on offer. But again through the afternoon, with that south westerly flow, the increasing risk of showers. Temperature wise, not quite as warm as yesterday, but not too bad, with highs of 25 celsius. This evening, a dry evening overnight, the cloud will thin and break, so very similar conditions to last night, just a touch fresher, thank goodness, with overnight lows of 12 13. On to the weekend, low pressure in charge again but, on the whole, not too bad a weekend. An increasingly brisk wind on saturday and the risk of outbreaks of rain. Sunday looks to be the better day of the weekend, and dry next week. Thats it from me but theres plenty more on our website including the story of the former gang leader turned pastor who now runs a church. Ill be back in around half an hour. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today. Junior doctors in england begin another four day strike theres a warning it will cause significant disruption for patients. At least 53 people have died in ferocious wildfires in hawaii officials warn the death toll will continue to rise. Gdp figures are out shortly. We take a look at the gdp figures are out shortly. We take a look at the health gdp figures are out shortly. We take a look at the health of gdp figures are out shortly. We take a look at the health of the gdp figures are out shortly. We take a look at the health of the economy | a look at the health of the economy after a year of slow growth and what it means for businesses at a seaside resort. The new premier League Season begins today. But englands top division might soon be missing one of its top strikers as Bayern Munich and tottenham agree a deal in principle for harry kane. Well be joined by former duran duran guitarist andy taylor to talk about his solo album and living with terminal Prostate Cancer. The hot air balloons are being picked out nicely in bristol this morning with some grey skies. Many have a mixture of sunny spells and showers. Fresherthan have a mixture of sunny spells and showers. Fresher than yesterday. The forecast later. Good morning. The latest round of strikes byJunior Doctors in england will start in an hour, as a long running dispute involving half of all doctors working in the uk continues. Nhs leaders are warning it means more significant disruption to the Health Service, with thousands of appointments and procedures postponed. Our Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes reports. Were now into the fifth round of strikes byJunior Doctors in england with little sign that their union, the british medical association, or ministers are prepared to yield. But the continuing Industrial Action is having an impact on patients. Former teacher Margaret Gotheridge is trying to plan a holiday, but she also needs to get a new Pacemaker Battery fitted. One nhs appointment was cancelled because of an earlier walkout, and margaret has mixed feelings about the strike. But rather than risk another cancellation and her health, shes going private. I have some sympathy, yes, but i dont really approve of it because, in fact, theyre putting lives at risk. But if they think thats the only thing that they can do and, i mean, i wouldnt want to be a Junior Doctor and work the hours they do work. This long running strike centres on pay. The bma is asking for a 35 pay rise to restore salaries to 2008 levels after a series of below inflation pay deals. But the government has offered a pay rise worth an average of around 8. 8 , describing it as a fair and reasonable settlement. For the lowest paid doctors, the deal is worth 10. 3 . Of course, i stand ready to have discussions with Junior Doctors in terms of other issues about their working conditions. But in terms of pay, we made a fair and final offer. Weve accepted in full the recommendations of the independent pay review body process, and that is why the bma should now call off their strikes. There will be more Industrial Action later this month when consultants will strike for two days. Nhs bosses are warning the Health Service could reach a Tipping Point where it becomes impossible to cut Waiting Lists as much as the government wants. ButJunior Doctors leaders say they remain determined. Weve been burnt too many times by this government and, over the last 15 years, weve seen that year on year on year, we will be offered these sub inflationary pay cuts. Now, no ones asking for us to snap our fingers and, overnight, have all of the pay thats been cut away from us given back in one go. But i think what we do need is a pay deal from government that acknowledges the amount of pay weve lost and acknowledges inflation, moving forwards, and making sure that it doesnt happen again. There are concerns that, by the end of the month, Industrial Action could have led to a million appointments being rescheduled. In total, more than seven and a half Million People are now waiting for treatment and operations. Nhs bosses are calling on both the government and the bma to find a breakthrough urgently. Dominic hughes, bbc news. That Strike Action has begun. One of the places where doctors will be Picketing Today is St Thomas Hospital in Central London. Louisa pilbeam is there. A lot of conversations about what disruption will occur and how it will affect patients and what mitigations are put in will affect patients and what mitigations are put in place. Will affect patients and what mitigations are put in place. We will affect patients and what mitigations are put in place. We are waitin for mitigations are put in place. We are waiting for the mitigations are put in place. We are waiting for the doctors mitigations are put in place. We are waiting for the doctors to mitigations are put in place. We are waiting for the doctors to arrive mitigations are put in place. We are waiting for the doctors to arrive on | waiting for the doctors to arrive on the picket line in Central London in westminster. There will be Junior Doctors here, many of them disqualified, nine days ago starting on the wards in hospitals like this, then they go up to specialist doctors working as thatJunior Doctors working as thatJunior Doctor title but over a decade and that means they will not be on the wards here. They will be on the picket line. The Health Secretary Steve Barclay said it is patients who will bear the brunt of the action. It is they who are suffering. ButJunior Doctors will say that they will strike until they get to their 35 . As you have heard, talks have stalled. The important words the government are using is their offer of an average of 8. 8 is their offer of an average of 8. 8 is theirfinal their offer of an average of 8. 8 is their final offer. Their offer of an average of 8. 8 is theirfinal offer. I am expecting to hear some frustrated doctors who will be speaking. And i will ask them if they will continue. The nhs has urged the public to continue to call 999 in an emergency and if you need to, call 111 in a non emergency. They point out that gps and pharmacists will run as normal if you need their help. Studio thank you. We will be talking to the Chief Executive of nhs providers. And a representative of the bma in the next hour. We are also focusing on the devastating fires in hawaii. We are getting some more numbers in terms of those who have died. At least 53 people have died in wildfires on the island of maui in hawaii, after what Officials Say is the largest Natural Disaster in the states history. At least three major blazes broke out on tuesday and spread across the island. Sean dilley has this report. A community in smouldering ruins. Many homes here in lahaina burnt to charge wrecks. Burnt to charred wrecks. The church and the harbour among the Historic Sites wiped out by the flames that tore indiscriminately through the formerly picturesque tourist town. The us marines and National Guard among the Emergency Workers on the ground. The us president , joe biden, has declared the situation as a major disaster. We are seeing loss of life here. As you know, the number has been rising and we will continue to see loss of life. But we have extraordinary professionals working on this job. We also have seen many hundreds of homes destroyed. And that is going to take a great deal of time to recover from. Lahaina has felt the biggest impact from the wildfires. The death toll is rising. Most fires are under control, but authorities are still working on a number on maui and the neighbouring big island. Here in lahaina, Rescue Efforts are moving more quickly now that winds of up to 80 kilometres per hour have died down. Military resources opening up a path for rescuers to search for survivors and to recover those who have died. Authorities in lahaina say their 150 year old scorched fig tree should recover, but it may take far longer to regrow a community robbed of so many houses and hundreds of years of history. Sean dilley, bbc news. The Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland has said he wont resign following a significant data breach. Simon byrne cut short a Family Holiday to return to belfast, where he faced several hours of questioning by the Northern Ireland policing board. He said he was deeply sorry following the data breach the details of 10,000 officers and staff were published online for several hours on tuesday. Police are investigating the death of a ten Year Old Girl in surrey as murder. The girls body was found inside a Home On Hammond Road in woking in the early hours of yesterday. Herfamily is being supported by specialist officers and police say theyre not looking for anyone else in connection with her death. Safety warnings have been issued after a child was swept into the sea At Ilfracombe Harbour in devon. Footage shows a group of four children playing on the pier slipway during high tide, when a wave knocked a girl off herfeet. She was saved by two members of the public. More than 100,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats in the past five years. The government started the official count in 2018, but it doesnt include those who made it across without being intercepted by the authorities. Our Reporter Simonjones joins us from dover this morning. The Headline Figure of 100,000 is collated over a number of years. Of course, on a daily basis, we witness the boats crossing. Yes course, on a daily basis, we witness the boats crossing. The boats crossing. Yes and the crossin. S the boats crossing. Yes and the crossings are the boats crossing. Yes and the crossings are continuing the boats crossing. Yes and the crossings are continuing this. Crossings are continuing this morning because at this moment there is a Border Force Vessel at the port that has just arrived and we understand a group of migrants is on board. And hundreds were brought to shore here in dover yesterday by the border force and rnli. Yesterday was the first calm weather we have had in the channel for several weeks, so hardly surprising people arrived in large numbers. We will get the figures laterfrom the large numbers. We will get the figures later from the home office but it will have taken us past the 100,000 figure since the crossings began in earnest five years ago. We heard from the french authorities that yesterday they rescued 66 people. Eight migrants had got stuck on sandbanks, and initially refused help. After being stuck several hours they eventually agreed to assistance. There was also a dramatic rescue in uk waters with 17 pulled from the water after their boat capsized. For the government that has promised to stop the boats, this is an unwelcome figure, the 100,000. They were trying to get on the front foot announcing initiatives such as a new agreement with social Media Companies to stop smugglers advertising journeys. A new agreement with turkey to try to stop the supply boats, and the first Asylum Seekers moved onto the barge on the south coast. But i think this figure today will overshadow that. Studio thank you. It looked quite grey over dover although a spectacular sunrise. Grey over dover although a spectacularsunrise. Simon, look spectacular sunrise. Simon, look what spectacularsunrise. Simon, look what you have done with the billing festival. I what you have done with the billing festival. ,. , ~ what you have done with the billing festival. ,. ,. , festival. I do not thinkjohn is in one of those festival. I do not thinkjohn is in one of those balloons. Festival. I do not thinkjohn is in one of those balloons. He festival. I do not thinkjohn is in one of those balloons. He did i festival. I do not thinkjohn is in| one of those balloons. He did go festival. I do not thinkjohn is in one of those balloons. He did go up. Earlier on, from our weather watcher. It is a lovely picture. Quite a bit of cloud there but for many, a bright start. We have sunshine out there. It will not be as warm as yesterday. A fresh feeling to things but for many a decent start with sunny spells. We had rain overnight which is moving to the north and east. Heavy rain affecting the far north east of scotland which is on its way out, pushing into the Northern Isles. Staying cloudy here but elsewhere, sunshine to start. Some cloud floating around. Showers developing especially in Northern Ireland, scotland, and later thicker cloud in the south east, showers here. Still quite warm in the south east. Temperatures here 25 26. Elsewhere not as hot as yesterday. Temperatures coming down to 21 23. Into the weekend, an area of low pressure. A fifth weekend in a row. Unsettled conditions. Not a wash out over this weekend. There will be showers around. On saturday, showers in the south and west will drift and eastwards. Dry spells with sunshine in between. Some lengthy spells of sunshine in the South East Of England. Some showers could be heavy. Maximum temperature is 19 24. Feeling pleasant when you get sunshine. Sunday, a familiar story. Showers in from the south west, decent sunny spells between and temperatures around the average for the time of year. The latest gdp figures come through, which give some indication of the health of the uk economy. Lets go to emma in lancaster to talk us through it. We are keeping a night on growth, albeit very slow growth, but any signs of growth. That is right, the gdp figure we bring generally every quarter. In the last few minutes showing in the Second Quarter this year, gdp grew by 0. 2 , the economy is still very sluggish but marginally better than the 0. 1 growth we saw in the first part of this year. It is playing into the continuing big picture of the uk struggling to bounce back after the pandemic. The economy is often compared to others in the world that have been growing faster. There had been warnings over the past year we could slip into recession. That still has not yet happened but experts feel we are still not out of the woods. 0. 2 figure, why does gdp matter . It is the value of goods and services in the value of goods and services in the economy and that is how we calculate the health of the countrys finances. If more goods and services are produced, more money is going around and people potentially can get better wages and we can feel better off but it has not felt like that for a long time because Interest Rates are squeezing household spending. People finding it much more difficult to go out and spend money, which affects how much turnover businesses have and how much they can expand and plan for the future. At times like this we turn to economists to make sense of the vigour. The adult. 2 , professor hilary ingram, what do you make of it . It hilary ingram, what do you make of it . ,. , hilary ingram, what do you make of it . , it . It is a positive figure because i think it . It is a positive figure because i think most it . It is a positive figure because i think most people it . It is a positive figure because i think most people expected i think most people expected flatlining, no grave. It is an improvement over the last quarter. It is very sluggish. But i think for the minute, it has put the threat of recession back. I think most will think it a good result for the economy. Think it a good result for the economy think it a good result for the econom. ~. ,. ,. , economy. We are often compared to other countries, economy. We are often compared to other countries, big economy. We are often compared to other countries, big economies. Economy. We are often compared to | other countries, big economies. Why is the uk are finding it more difficult to come back from the pandemic . Difficult to come back from the andemic . ,~. Pandemic . Except in the usa, which has done rather pandemic . Except in the usa, which has done rather well, pandemic . Except in the usa, which has done rather well, a pandemic . Except in the usa, which has done rather well, a lot pandemic . Except in the usa, which has done rather well, a Lot Of Pandemic . Except in the usa, which has done rather well, a lot of the has done rather well, a lot of the eurozone economies are struggling. But we have had the added issue of brexit and tight Labour Market with a lot of people going back to their own countries. We have had Labour Shortages and shortages in sectors like hospitality, which have forced employers to offer higher wages, which has pushed up inflation, which has led to the situation we are in, which is dire. Which is dire. What do you think it would take which is dire. What do you think it would take to which is dire. What do you think it would take to turn which is dire. What do you think it would take to turn this which is dire. What do you think it would take to turn this around . I which is dire. What do you think it. Would take to turn this around . What we need is some would take to turn this around . Twat we need is some confidence would take to turn this around . Wisgt we need is some confidence on behalf of businesses. We know growth is sluggish. Growth leads to higher gdp which means more goods and services, more value in the economy. Until we get investment, i do not think that will come about, and the situation we have, i think a lot of firms are not willing to spend that money. Thank you. When the economy is not growing very fast, the effects are felt by many businesses and individuals. We went to the seaside town of morecambe to get an insight into how the sluggish growth affects businesses there. Brewing is a delicate art. A bit like managing the economy. A year of slow growth, with businesses feeling the pressure from rising costs, means its no surprise that many are feeling cautious about their ambitions for branching out. Weve struggled to try to work out a rationale for expanding. So were growing to develop a Whiskey Warehouse very shortly, but that should have happened two years ago. Weve held back because of the market, because of the commercial situation. But weve got two impacts weve got the internal pressure, which is the cost of food and drink, and then weve got the external pressure, which is the lack of money in peoples pockets. So we have been hit by sort of two forces at the same time which, in our 20 years of doing this, has never happened before. When gdp is rising, in theory, all things flow a bit more easily, meaning people often spend more as more jobs are created and there are better pay rises around. But instead, right now, many households are cutting back. We havent been abroad. We havent been abroad for a long time, have we . No, its too expensive. And it was covid and now this. Yes, yes. Obviously, covid happened and everything seemed to go up after covid. So by the time life was back to normal, no one is really in a boat where they can do what they want to do. Were not too badly off, but as a matter course, but, as a matter course, we cut down on the things simply because you cantjust keep paying increased costs. So you are careful with using energy and youre careful with what you pay forfood or anything else, for that matter. I have had a recent bereavement, a widower, so im on one income now, so im really feeling the pinch and ive really noticed how prices are rising everywhere, even for the simplest commodities. Its getting really tough, to tell you the truth. And looking at the Tourist Industry at this time of year is a good way to get a window into whats going on with our economy. Businesses with decades of experience in our Summer Spending habits have a keen eye for fluctuations. People still are spending money, yes, but the spending patterns have changed quite dramatically. So the Booking Window for certainly this area used to be 7 10 days, where people would book and then come to stay. That has shortened very significantly to 1 3 days. We have had to increase prices because our costs have increased. Food costs have gone up double digits, energy costs have doubled for us, Staffing Costs again, double digits. So we have had to reflect that in the prices that we then put out. The uk has beenjudged by many experts to be one of the worst performing at the moment among the worlds biggest economies. A recession was avoided earlier this year, meaning a slightly more hopeful picture. But still, little to write home about. The government has made it a key aim to get the economy growing faster. We found out this morning 0. 2 growth in the Second Quarter. That is the latest gdp figure but still playing into a picture of sluggish growth and the government will be looking for the bounce back from the pandemic to come. Studio thanks. We are going to talk about Shirley Ballas. Famous for strictly come dancing. She is challenging herself to do extraordinary things this week. And taking on a terrifying wing walk. The Ballroom Legend is facing her fear of heights in a series of challenges, to raise awareness around the importance of mental health, after losing her brother to suicide. Tim muffett reports. My brother was my hero. He said you will push yourself to be all you can be, because i see one day you will be a great dancer, you will do something with your life. And i will never forget those words. He was always there for me, 24 7. Doesnt matter if i was getting bullied, he was the man who stood behind me. Yeah, ijust miss him. Shirleys Brother David took his own life in 2003 aged 44. This week, in his memory, shirley is tackling her fear of heights head on. This is terrifying. Why have you decided to take on these challenges . I wanted to do something unique and special that could grab the attention of the public to understand we want to bring suicide Out Of The Dark and into the light. My ultimate wish is that people realise Life Is Worth Living and that there are people to talk about it. The challenge began with a zip wire. How was that . The zip line was terrifying. I tried to stay focused and breathe. I learned that as a dancer, and to put that in my mind and just stay focused. What are your thoughts about the wing walk . I am extremely nervous. Ifelt ill all morning, i did not sleep, i got emotional in the car. I dont ever remember being this nervous. Ive got pictures of my brother close to my chest here and i and doing this for all of you out there you have ever lost a loved one. Here we go, shirley. Ten out of ten for braveness. Suicide is the uks biggest killer of men under the age of 50 and the charity that shirley is raising money for, the campaign against living miserably, says its staff receive a call every 59 seconds. I didnt realise such a volume of people that are struggling. And now i am doing this campaign and challenge, the messages that im getting. So i want to say to everybody, i hope you never experience what i have experienced. Reach out, Life Is Worth Living. Shirley, give us a wave how was that, it looked amazing. That was an experience. I have to say i am glad i have my two feet firmly on the ground. But i did find myself more nervous than any more nervous than any championship ever danced in my life. I had my brother close to my heart, trapped here, and ijust kept reminding myself im doing it for everybody� s loved ones, including my own, who have lost someone to suicide. It is not over yet, you have the big one, the skydive, on saturday. I went into this week nervous. I am conquering my fears as i go along but the biggest one is yet to come and that Isjumping Out of a plane, so quite terrifying, but i will be there, ready to go. Two down, one more challenge to go. Please donate. Stick with me, thank you. Another challenge to come. And we are talking to her on monday as i understand. There is an aeronautical theme. A Balloon Festival is taking place this weekend and john maguire is up in the air with those celebrating and reminiscing. Good morning. We havejust cleared the city of bristol. Flying towards bath. Looking for a place to land. Those green fields look like a soft place for the pilot to take as a lad. The balloons flying with pink ribbons, with the idea to remind them of pete gregory. Believing is a small family relatively, pete and his brother and dan and dad. All keen. Pete tragically died. The family are raising funds to buy a balloon to inspire the next generation of pilots. Balloons are expensive to fly. The idea is to have one that can be loaned out to someone who wants to take part in this sport. A sombre start perhaps in the Pilot Briefing before we had the mass ascent. But spectacular this morning as you look across. Not a bad day. Just about dodging the cloud as well. Join us back at the Bristol Festival after news where you are this morning. Hello, good morning from bbc london. Im nicky ford. A Murder Investigation has been launched after the body of a 10 Year Old Girl was discovered in woking in surrey. She was found after Police Officers were called to an address in hammond road in the early hours of yesterday morning. Police have identified a number of people theyd like to speak to and say at this stage they are not looking to identify anyone else in connection with their investigation. Two men have beenjailed for their part in a Daytime Robbery and knife attack in the west end and the city in which members of the public suffered savage injuries. Tyrone dean from tottenham, on the left, and Louis Parkinson from islington wore masks when they tried to snatch Mobile Phones and flee on bicycles. Their plan failed when passers by stepped in and frustrated their attempts at a getaway. A South London Castle with a History Dating back to 1811 is being brought back to its former glory. Kingswood arts were handed the keys back in 2022 when the building was disused and derelict. Since then theyve created an arts hub and will be offering history tours of the refurbished castle later this month. The building was first built in 1811, it was a much smaller building then. And then in the 1890s it was bought by a guy called john ljohnson, who was an inventor of bovril. He expanded the building massively and added the castle like features. So since then its been known as bovril castle. This was youth club, it was a safe space, it was open for us. So it having that context back again, being the heart of the community, is very important. I think it is such a good place for young people creatively and Just Community wise as well. Lets take a look at the latest on the tubes now. Theres no service on the Bakerloo Line between Stonebridge Park and Harrow Wealdstone and on the overground no service between euston and watford junction. The central line has minor delays but theres a good service on all other lines. Now lets take a look at the weather with georgie. Good morning. After that glorious summers day yesterday, today not looking too bad on the whole. We can expect to see plenty of sunny spells, particularly through the late morning but, yes, the risk of scattered showers later this afternoon. If youre just heading out, its a bit of a misty, murky and, yes, mild start to the day, but the cloud will thin and break through the morning so plenty of sunshine on offer. But again through the afternoon, with that south westerly flow, the increasing risk of showers. Temperature wise, not quite as warm as yesterday, but not too bad, with highs of 25 celsius. This evening, a dry evening overnight, the cloud will thin and break, so very similar conditions to last night, just a touch fresher, thank goodness, with overnight lows of 12 13. On to the weekend, low pressure in charge again but, on the whole, not too bad a weekend. An increasingly brisk wind on saturday and the risk of outbreaks of rain, sunday looks to be the better day of the weekend, and dry next week. Thats it from me but theres plenty more on our website, including the story of the former gang leader turned pastor who now runs a church. Ill be back in around half an hour. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. The time is 7 31am. In the last half hour, Junior Doctors in england have started another four day strike. Its theirfifth time doing so in this dispute, which is about pay and conditions. Joining us to discuss this further is sirJulian Hartley, the Chief Executive of nhs providers. Always worth establishing where you sit in terms of the bigger system and your view of these strikes. Hhs and your view of these strikes. Nhs roviders and your view of these strikes. Iifis providers represents 219 trusts across the english nhs, so we speak for our members, all of whom are affected by the strikes, and obviously desperate to see a resolution to this because it is really having an impact. You resolution to this because it is really having an impact. You have no sa in the really having an impact. You have no say in the negotiations, really having an impact. You have no say in the negotiations, discussions. Say in the negotiations, discussions with unions, government, you are not an in between player. An in between player. Thats right. Pa is an in between player. Thats right. Pay is negotiated an in between player. Thats right. Pay is negotiated at an in between player. Thats right. Pay is negotiated at a an in between player. Thats right. Pay is negotiated at a national pay is negotiated at a National Level so we are keen to see the government and the unions break the deadlock. You government and the unions break the deadlock. ,. ,. ,. , deadlock. You are an nhs provider, so today you deadlock. You are an nhs provider, so today you are deadlock. You are an nhs provider, so today you are effectively deadlock. You are an nhs provider, so today you are effectively being i so today you are effectively being provided by a lot fewer doctors. The reality is that your members are trying to run the Health Operation to give people treatment but today for a period of days now there are fewer doctors. Fewer doctors. What takes place durin fewer doctors. What takes place during strike fewer doctors. What takes place during strike days fewer doctors. What takes place during strike days when fewer doctors. What takes place during strike days when the fewer doctors. What takes place i during strike days when the Junior Doctors stage their strikes is that consultants step up, so likely to be fewer in number, however high levels of skill obviously. What our members do, trusts, during strike periods, we ensure there is consultant cover for thejunior we ensure there is consultant cover for the Junior Doctors to ensure Patient Safety is prioritised. I have to say, in terms of your point, of course that does mean significant numbers of routine operations, appointments, procedures have to be stood down in order to prioritise the most urgent and important services. I the most urgent and important services. ~. , ~ the most urgent and important services. ~. , ~. , services. I know the strike only started in services. I know the strike only started in the services. I know the strike only started in the last services. I know the strike only started in the last half services. I know the strike only started in the last half an services. I know the strike only started in the last half an hour| services. I know the strike only i started in the last half an hour but unfortunately you already have a track record of the impact. Can you give us any sense, quantify this, because there are people at Home Listening who will think they are one of those people with an appointment, so how can you quantify it . , appointment, so how can you quantify it . ,. , ~ , it . Cumulatively since strikes bean, it . Cumulatively since strikes began. We it . Cumulatively since strikes began. We are it . Cumulatively since strikes began, we are in it . Cumulatively since strikes began, we are in our it . Cumulatively since strikes began, we are in our ninth i it . Cumulatively since strikes began, we are in our ninth month of Strike Action, around 800,000 operations, procedures, appointments have had to be stood down and rearranged as a consequence, so it has an impact on patients in terms of longer Waiting Times. And so on. Trusts do their best during the strike period but inevitably a lot of activity is stood down. Ahead of time, because they know when Strike Actions take place, trusts schedule fewer patients to come in. The Headline Figures are one thing but also there are obviously operating theatres, Outpatient Facilities that arent being used fully as a consequence of the strikes. There has been Back Consequence of the strikes. There has been back and consequence of the strikes. There has been back and forth consequence of the strikes. There has been back and forth about consequence of the strikes. There has been back and forth about the impact of the strikes have on Waiting Lists etc. Where there are shortages regardless . Regardless, was there shortages . Yes. Shortages regardless . Regardless, was there shortages . Was there shortages . Yes. We have seen the consequences was there shortages . Yes. We have seen the consequences of was there shortages . Yes. We have seen the consequences of the was there shortages . Yes. We have l seen the consequences of the Funding Settlements of Workforce Shortages on trusts. The pandemic period of course threw into sharp relief some of those issues. What i would say is having Strike Action does really tip the nhs into a difficult place in terms of delivering for patients waiting for operations. I terms of delivering for patients waiting for operations. Waiting for operations. I dont think. Waiting for operations. I dont think is waiting for operations. I dont think. Is a waiting for operations. I dont think. Is a Difficult Waiting for operations. I dont think. Is a difficult place waiting for operations. I dont think. Is a difficult place to | waiting for operations. I dont i think. Is a difficult place to put you in but i will do anywayjust for example, the government will say these strikes increase Waiting Times and you will then see doctors saying that the Waiting Times are bad because of conditions, which is why they are striking, so is that a balanced argument or do you feel it is tipping in favour of one or the other . Is tipping in favour of one or the other . ,. ,. ,. , other . There are a number of factors la in other . There are a number of factors playing together other . There are a number of factors playing together. Focus other . There are a number of factors playing together. Focus on other . There are a number of factors playing together. Focus on patient i playing together. Focus on Patient Safety, quality of experience, and delivering for patients. Trusts, leadership of trusts, doctors, clinicians, all staff are desperate to deliver for patients and they are wanting to innovate, create elective hubs to treat more patients, but the challenge at the moment is with an underlying shortage of staff, which predates the strikes, that is why the nhs has published a long term workforce plan to address that, but the strikes show some of those underlying weaknesses we have. I appreciate the point. One last thought, talking about staff shortages, is it getting worse or better . Are you recruiting more now than you were . Than you were . There is no doubt, and i than you were . There is no doubt, and i speak than you were . There is no doubt, and i speak to than you were . There is no doubt, and i speak to lots than you were . There is no doubt, and i speak to lots of than you were . There is no doubt, and i speak to lots of chief and i speak to lots of Chief Executives and speak to hospitals, we are seeing more recruitment happening. That is important but at the moment a lot is International Recruitment and the nhs long term workforce plan puts forward a plan which is about doubling medical school places, creating the conditions for more staff to come into the nhs over the next five years. I5 into the nhs over the next five ears. Into the nhs over the next five ears. ,. ,. ,. , years. Is that to fill in those who are leaving years. Is that to fill in those who are leaving the years. Is that to fill in those who are leaving the nhs . Years. Is that to fill in those who are leaving the nhs . You years. Is that to fill in those who are leaving the nhs . You can i years. Is that to fill in those who | are leaving the nhs . You can say years. Is that to fill in those who are leaving the nhs . You can say you are leaving the nhs . You can say you are recruiting but whether staffing is increasing. Brute are recruiting but whether staffing is increasing. Is increasing. We have turnover rates. Is increasing. We have turnover rates we is increasing. We have turnover rates. We still is increasing. We have turnover rates. We still have is increasing. We have turnover rates. We still have around rates. We still have around 140,000 vacancies across the service so there is still a problem in terms of the scale of vacancies to fill. It varies trust to trust in terms of staff numbers but there is no doubt there is a realfocus notjust on recruitment but also retention, because a lot of staff decide to leave the nhs of course, but the importance of retaining, and doing other things trusts are trying to positively retain staff, but that is made harder if Strike Action continues. Made harder if Strike Action continues made harder if Strike Action continues. ,. , continues. Thank you for your time. We will keep continues. Thank you for your time. We will keep an continues. Thank you for your time. We will keep an eye continues. Thank you for your time. We will keep an eye on continues. Thank you for your time. We will keep an eye on whats we will keep an eye on whats happening at various hospitals this morning. In about ten minutes we will be talking to andy taylor of duran duran, he has a new album coming out, but you will be talking to us about what he has been going through in and out of music. He allowed duran duran to reveal his diagnosis of Prostate Cancer when they were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. Now mike will bring us up to date on the sport. It is decision time for spurs and england captain harry kane. Born and bred in north london, but now theres the prospect of uprooting his family and moving to bavaria, and joining the german champions Bayern Munich. There is the lure of Champions League footbal. And bayern and tottenham have agreed a deal in principle for kane, in a deal that would be worth around £86 million. So it is now down to kane himself, who has one year left on his contact and is now 30. Spurs kick off at brentford on sunday, amid this angst for kane and for fans, who seem resigned to it now. Yeah, just a bit surprised, really. Weve come for the stadium tour, got half way round and then it was Breaking News that he agreed the deal, so were just a bit shocked, i think. Its kind of sad to see harry kane go because hes a good striker and hes been scoring lots of goals for the team and hes been really contributing. I mean, they are offering him a lot of money, ill give him that. And if he thinks he can win trophies there and do better there, then, yeah, i understand it. So it remains unclear whether kane will be a part of the new premier League Season, which starts tonight. Defending champions Manchester City starting away at newly promoted burnley, who are managed by former city captain Vincent Kompany. And after going up as winners of the championship, and playing an attractive style of football, it does seem like an exciting new era at the traditional lancashire club, as i found out yesterday. Burnley back in the big time, returning to the Premier League just one year after relegation and this time with a swagger, prompting unbridled emotion from one of the clubs more famous young fans. Iklane clubs more famous young fans. None ofthe clubs more famous young fans. None of the izurnley clubs more famous young fans. None of the burnley fans clubs more famous young fans. None of the burnley fans will clubs more famous young fans. None of the burnley fans will ever clubs more famous young fans. Mme of the burnley fans will ever forget that day. You can tell by that video how much it meant to me. It was a really special day, it was two days before my birthday so it was a nice birthday surprise. Before my birthday so it was a nice birthday surprise. Huey and freddie sent the birthday surprise. Huey and freddie spent the last birthday surprise. Huey and freddie spent the last few birthday surprise. Huey and freddie spent the last few years birthday surprise. Huey and freddie spent the last few years raising spent the last few years raising over £300,000 for manchester childrens hospital, where huey has been treated for a form of leukaemia. This year they will continue their challenge of walking one kilometre at every Premier League and efl ground with a more confident swing in their step. Fred has a good confident swing in their step. Fred has a good start. Confident swing in their step. Fred has a good start. Every confident swing in their step. Fred has a good start. Every year confident swing in their step. Fred has a good start. Every year we i confident swing in their step. Fred i has a good start. Every year we have been promoted has a good start. Every year we have been promoted to has a good start. Every year we have been promoted to the has a good start. Every year we have been promoted to the premier has a good start. 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It prompted former nhl starjj watt and his wife, international footballer, former nhl starjj watt and his wife, internationalfootballer, to invest money in the club. I caught up invest money in the club. I caught up with him prior to his flight extremely exciting time for the club, the club has been around for a very long time but for us to be back in the Premier League where we feel like we belong with a massive match coming up friday night against Manchester City, all the history between vincent and city, very exciting to kick of the season with champions of the championship and champions of the championship and champions of the Premier League. Jjs jjs social media videos learning about football from his wife have been watched by millions across the world putting burnley on the global stage. World putting burnley on the global stare. ~ world putting burnley on the global stare, 4. ,. , stage. Something i knew coming over and investing stage. Something i knew coming over and investing was stage. Something i knew coming over and investing was people stage. Something i knew coming over and investing was people are and investing was people are protective of clubs and sceptical of americans from the outside and burnley fans and supporters have been incredible since day one. They have been very welcoming to us and all we are trying to do is show them how much respect we have for their history, there are club, and all we want to do is help amplify there and show the world wide burnley is so special. Show the world wide burnley is so secial. �. , � , special. After oining the burnley famil in special. Afterjoining the burnley family in may. Special. Afterjoining the burnley family in may. I special. Afterjoining the burnley family in may, jj experienced special. Afterjoining the burnley family in may, jj experienced the tradition of a fans pub crawl so he got the pre match atmosphere at the pub is next to the ground. 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Notjust the local the pub culture, but he loved it. Not just the local pubs and notjust the local pubs and businesses glowing in the glory of promotion in the clubs new global fame, but the new Summer Community projects are booming, with burnley shirt is dominant. It projects are booming, with burnley shirt is dominant. Projects are booming, with burnley shirt is dominant. It makes everyone very lively shirt is dominant. It makes everyone very lively they shirt is dominant. It makes everyone very lively. They get shirt is dominant. It makes everyone very lively. They get a shirt is dominant. It makes everyone very lively. They get a lot shirt is dominant. It makes everyone very lively. They get a lot more very lively. They get a lot more excited because they have been promoted and that is a really good thing. Promoted and that is a really good thin. ~. . Promoted and that is a really good thin. ~. , . ,. , thing. What difference has made to ou bein thing. 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With the excitement for the big game coming up, Manchester City, all the kids are coming up, Manchester City, all the kids are talking about it. It is very inspiring kids are talking about it. It 3 very inspiring because i also play for a team so i think it is really inspiring, yeah, i like it. Burnley have been inspiring, yeah, i like it. Burnley have been promoted inspiring, yeah, i like it. Burnley have been promoted before inspiring, yeah, i like it. Burnley have been promoted before but| inspiring, yeah, i like it. Burnley i have been promoted before but not like this. With so much hope and belief for the next generation. A new style of football and a bright new style of football and a bright new dawn. We are just a day away from englands quarterfinal at the womens world cup, when the lionesses will take on colombia. The european champions may never have a better chance of winning this trophy for the first time, while this is already the furtherst colombia have ever gone. Jane dougalljoins us now from sydney. Jane, given what happened against nigeria and what we have seen from colombia so far in the tournament, this is another huge but so hard to predict challenge. I this is another huge but so hard to predict challenge. Predict challenge. I think we can iuite predict challenge. I think we can quite safely predict challenge. I think we can quite safely through predict challenge. I think we can quite safely through world predict challenge. I think we can quite safely through world cup | quite safely through world cup rankings out of the window for this tournament. The defending champions, world number one, usa are out, gone home. Brazil have gone home. Two time champions germany have also been knocked out. That is significant because colombia beat germany in the group stages of this competition. Despite them being the lowest ranked team still in the competition, they are capable of providing a very big shock. And they are dangerous and i think england probably know that. You mentioned how narrow he victory england had over nigeria, a team that on paper england should have beaten, but they scraped through, they had extra time and penalties. They were very lucky. Add to that as well, they dont have laurenjames, they add to that as well, they dont have lauren james, they are add to that as well, they dont have laurenjames, they are super striker, the emerging talent of the squad. We knew she would not be playing tomorrow at the 75,000 seater stadium against colombia in the quarterfinals because of that red card she was given. She will be out for two matches. Thats quite lenient for fifa because they could have given her three but it means that f, big if, england were to make it to the World Cup Final then laurenjames would be able to play. Baby steps, though, they still have this match to go. From two time major champion, collin morikowa. Hes pledged to give a thousand pounds, for every birdie he makes, during the fed ex playoffs to support the people of hawaii, as the state tries to cope, with the damage caused by those raging wildfires that we were talking about earlier. After his opening round, in the latest fed ex cup event hes already at Four Thousand pounds after hitting four birdies leaving him one shot off the lead. Rory mcilroy and Tommy Fleetwood are both a shot further back. Americas ally ewing is the early pacesetter after the opening round of the womens open, at walton heath in surrey. She tops the leaderboard on four under par. Englands charley hull, and stephanie meadow of Northern Ireland are both three shots off the lead. Hulls round, included an eagle and 3 birdies but also two bogeys, and a double bogey. And finally the illuminating, disapearing ball in major league baseball. This looked by being a catch, by masataka yoshida. Where has it gone . 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Watching that, its no surprise duran duran were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame last year. But one person who was missing from the ceremony was guitarist andy taylor, who was being treated for stage four Prostate Cancer. I have had stage four Prostate Cancer for about eight years and it caught up with me quite badly around about last september and, as hard as i tried, all the preparation i made, when you do Something Like the rock and roll hall of fame, which is basically like getting knighted, for a guitar player, you kind of have to be on 11, you cant saunter in. A few days before, i couldnt really stand up and play. I had to deal with the denial, but it was sad and i hadnt told the guys. You with the denial, but it was sad and i hadnt told the guys. I hadnt told the guys. You hadnt told the other i hadnt told the guys. You hadnt told the other members i hadnt told the guys. You hadnt told the other members of i hadnt told the guys. 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Now this treatment, which is a nuclear medicine, targeted so it only sees cancer cells, it cannot see healthy cells, i had my first round six weeks ago, next week for another round, and it kills stage iv cancer in your bones and what it has effectively done is extend my life for five years. The effectively done is extend my life for five years effectively done is extend my life for five years. The obvious question eve one for five years. The obvious question everyone will for five years. The obvious question everyone will want for five years. The obvious question everyone will want to for five years. The obvious question everyone will want to know, for five years. The obvious question everyone will want to know, how i for five years. The obvious question | everyone will want to know, how are you . Where are you at . I everyone will want to know, how are you . Where are you at . You . Where are you at . I said to them that you . Where are you at . I said to them that i you . 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Mans a wolf to man, is out on september 8th. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london. Im nicky ford. A Murder Investigation has been launched after the body of a 10 Year Old Girl was discovered in woking in surrey. She was found after Police Officers were called to an address in hammond road, in the early hours of yesterday morning. Police have identified a number of people theyd like to speak to and say at this stage they are not looking to identify anyone else. Two men have beenjailed for their part in a Daytime Robbery and knife attack in the west end and the city in which members of the public suffered savage injuries. Tyrone dean from tottenham, on the left, and Louis Parkinson from islington wore masks when they tried to snatch Mobile Phones and flee on bicycles. Their plan failed when passers by stepped in and frustrated their attempts at a getaway. Scientists in london have developed an Artificial Intelligence tool that can classify four subtypes of parkinsons disease with up to 95 accuracy. Researchers from the Francis Crick institute and ucl trained a Computer Programme to recognise the subtypes. They say it could lead to new treatments. Lets take a look at the tubes now. Theres no service on the Bakerloo Line between Stonebridge Park and Harrow Wealdstone. On the overground, no service between euston and watford junction. Theres a good service on all other lines. Now onto the weather. Feeling cooler than yesterday. Expect to see some cloud with brief sunny spells and the odd shower. Maximum temperature of 25 degrees. Thats it from me. Youre watching bbc breakfast. This is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one, which is showing coverage of the womens world cup quarterfinal between sweden and japan. If you want to stick with us here on breakfast, you canjoin now us over on bbc two until 9 15am this morning. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines. Junior doctors in england begin another four day strike theres a warning it will cause significant disruption for patients. At least 53 people have died in ferocious wildfires in hawaii officials warn the death toll will continue to rise. The economy grew by 0. 2 in the uk in the Second Quarter of this year. The government says it is a Strong Foundation. Laboursaid the government says it is a Strong Foundation. Labour said growth is still on the floor. The new premier League Season begins today and one of the top strikers, harry kane, must decide if hes going to be part of it as Bayern Munich and tottenham, agree a deal in principle for the england captain. We had rain overnight but that is mostly clearing with sunny spells developing. We will see showers today. Not as warm as yesterday but i will have the forecast shortly. Its friday, the 11th of august. Our main story. Junior doctors in england started a four day strike at 7am. In a long running pay dispute involving half of all doctors working in the uk continues. Nhs leaders are warning it means more significant disruption to the Health Service, with thousands of appointments and procedures postponed. Our Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes reports. Were now into the fifth round of strikes byJunior Doctors in england with little sign that their union, the british medical association, or ministers are prepared to yield. But the continuing Industrial Action is having an impact on patients. Former teacher Margaret Gotheridge is trying to plan a holiday, but she also needs to get a new Pacemaker Battery fitted. One nhs appointment was cancelled because of an earlier walkout, and margaret has mixed feelings about the strike. But rather than risk another cancellation and her health, shes going private. I have some sympathy, yes, but i dont really approve of it because, in fact, theyre putting lives at risk. But if they think thats the only thing that they can do and, i mean, i wouldnt want to be a Junior Doctor and work the hours they do work. This long running strike centres on pay. The bma is asking for a 35 pay rise to restore salaries to 2008 levels after a series of below inflation pay deals. But the government has offered a pay rise worth an average of around 8. 8 , describing it as a fair and reasonable settlement. For the lowest paid doctors, the deal is worth 10. 3 . Of course, i stand ready to have discussions with Junior Doctors in terms of other issues about their working conditions. But in terms of pay, we made a fair and final offer. Weve accepted in full the recommendations of the independent pay review body process, and that is why the bma should now call off their strikes. There will be more Industrial Action later this month when consultants will strike for two days. Nhs bosses are warning the Health Service could reach a Tipping Point where it becomes impossible to cut Waiting Lists as much as the government wants. ButJunior Doctors leaders say they remain determined. Weve been burnt too many times by this government and, over the last 15 years, weve seen that year on year on year, we will be offered these sub inflationary pay cuts. Now, no ones asking for us to snap our fingers and, overnight, have all of the pay thats been cut away from us given back in one go. But i think what we do need is a pay deal from government that acknowledges the amount of pay weve lost and acknowledges inflation moving forwards, and making sure that it doesnt happen again. There are concerns that, by the end of the month, Industrial Action could have led to a million appointments being rescheduled. In total, more than seven and a half Million People are now waiting for treatment and operations. Nhs bosses are calling on both the government and the bma to find a breakthrough urgently. Dominic hughes, bbc news. One of the places where doctors will be Picketing Today is St Thomas Hospital in Central London. Louisa pilbeam is there for us. Good morning. As we heard in the report, a breakthrough does not seem likely yet. It report, a breakthrough does not seem likel et. ,. , ~ , likely yet. It does not. As you said, doctors likely yet. It does not. As you said, doctors were likely yet. It does not. As you said, doctors were striking i likely yet. It does not. As you i said, doctors were striking from seven oclock this morning for four days and they have just arrived. You can see a couple of doctors there, organising themselves. They will be joining picket lines across england today. Because talks with the government have completely stalled. The government said they have offered a fair and the important word final offer of 8. 8 average for Junior Doctors. The doctors are not happy and say they will continue to strike until they get a better deal. Strike action will continue. The nhs is reminding people they have cover on the wards and they are saying you can call 999 and 111 in a non emergency. They say gp surgeries and pharmacies are largely unaffected so you do have options and there is cover for you. Studio thanks. We will have more on that later in the programme. We have been seeing shocking pictures from hawaii where there have been wildfires. Overnight, authorities updating the casualty numbers. At least 53 people have died in wildfires on the island of maui in hawaii, after what Officials Say is the largest Natural Disaster in the states history. At least three major blazes broke out on tuesday and spread across the island. A thousand people are still missing. Sean dilley reports. A community in smouldering ruins. Many homes here in lahaina burnt to charred wrecks. The church and the harbour among the Historic Sites wiped out by the flames that tore indiscriminately through the formerly picturesque tourist town. The us marines and National Guard among the Emergency Workers on the ground. The us president , joe biden, has declared the situation as a major disaster. We are seeing loss of life here. As you know, the number has been rising and we will continue to see loss of life. But we have extraordinary professionals working on this job. We also have seen many hundreds of homes destroyed. And that is going to take a great deal of time to recover from. Lahaina has felt the biggest impact from the wildfires. The death toll is rising. Most fires are under control, but authorities are still working on a number on maui and the neighbouring big island. Here in lahaina, Rescue Efforts are moving more quickly now that winds of up to 80 kilometres per hour have died down. Military resources opening up a path for rescuers to search for survivors and to recover those who have died. Authorities in lahaina say their 150 year old scorched fig tree should recover, but it may take far longer to regrow a community robbed of so many houses and hundreds of years of history. Sean dilley, bbc news. In the past hour, weve had the latest gdp figures come through, which give an indication of the health of the uk economy. Lets get some more details from emma vardy whos in lancaster everyone knows these are difficult times with the cost of living crisis, but what do the statistics, what picture do they paint . That gdp figure out in the last hour shows the uk economy grew by 0. 2 in the Second Quarter. It is marginally better than the 0. 1 growth we saw in the first quarter. But it still shows things are difficult and plays into the Bigger Picture of a year of slow or next to no growth. Why does that matter . The government wants to get the economy growing because when businesses make more money there are more goods and services produced and means in general, we can start to feel better off, maybe buy a new car, things like that. But at the moment, with things more difficult, Interest Rates high, less money in the pocket, less to spend, businesses getting less money into profits and therefore they are less ambitious about expansion plans and things like that. The 0. 2 , what is the reaction . The chancellor says it is laying a Strong Foundation for growth, the government hoping to get the economy growing faster and painting an optimistic picture. Labour say this is still not good news. They say growth is on the floor. Over the past year, we have seen predictions we could slip into recession. That still has not happened so still a more hopeful picture but a lot of economists stilljudging the uk economy to be struggling to bounce back from the pandemic compared to other Major Economies Around The World. Studio thank you. The Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland has said he wont resign following a significant data breach. Simon byrne cut short a Family Holiday to return to belfast, where he faced several hours of questioning by the Northern Ireland policing board. He said he was deeply sorry following the data breach the details of 10,000 officers and staff were published online for several hours on tuesday. Police are investigating the death of a ten Year Old Girl in surrey as murder. The girls body was found inside a Home On Hammond Road in woking in the early hours of yesterday. Herfamily is being supported by specialist officers. Visitors to a beach on thejurassic coast had a narrow escape after part of a cliff above them collapsed. Video captured in west bay shows the moment a large section of rock fell near a number of beachgoers. Dorset council warned rockfalls and landslips are common in the region. More than 100,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats in the past five years. The government started the official count in 2018, but it doesnt include those who made it across without being intercepted by the authorities. Our Reporter Simonjones joins us from dover. This is a story you know only too well. The Headline Figure of 100000 and then the day to day business of the channel. I understand this morning more boats and rescues taking place. Morning more boats and rescues taking place morning more boats and rescues taking place. Yes, the daytoday business has taking place. Yes, the daytoday business has continued taking place. Yes, the daytoday business has continued this taking place. Yes, the daytoday i business has continued this morning and in the past hour, we saw border for spring back a group of migrants, possibly 60 70 brought to shore. I understand several other boats are out in the channel, trying to make the crossing. Yesterday was an extremely busy day with hundreds of people making the crossing. We will get confirmation of figures at around ten oclock. And that will take us beyond the 100,000 milestone. In terms of yesterday, there was a dramatic rescue because a boat started sinking. Four lifeboats were sent to pluck 17 people out of the water. The french Authorities Say they came to the aid of 66 people in two boats. Eight people in one boat that got stuck between sand banks. When the french authorities tried to come to the aid of those people initially they refused, because they were desperate to get to uk waters. But after being stuck several hours, the people on board finally agreed to their rescue. Forthe board finally agreed to their rescue. For the government that has promised to stop the boats, this 100,000 figure is an unwelcome milestone. This week the government has announced initiatives and says it will help to reduce the number of crossing such as a new agreement with social Media Companies to stop smugglers advertising the crossings and also the first people moved onto the barge on the south coast. The reality is the government will be judged by those numbers and the numbers are proving to be problematic still. Studio thank you. A plane was forced to make an Emergency Land on the a40 in gloucestershire after a suspected engine failure. The aircraft was on its way to Gloucestershire Airport when it landed on the busy main road. No one was hurt. Emergency services were called and investigations into the cause of the incident are ongoing. Amazing that no one was hurt. Thank goodness. The weather has thrown up a few, i will not say surprise, because the bbc Weather Centre said we would have a day of summer. You were just as excited as many of us would have been. 28 were just as excited as many of us would have been. Would have been. 28 degrees yesterday would have been. 28 degrees yesterday. But would have been. 28 degrees yesterday. But it would have been. 28 degrees yesterday. But it will would have been. 28 degrees yesterday. But it will not would have been. 28 degrees yesterday. But it will not be i would have been. 28 degrees. Yesterday. But it will not be as would have been. 28 degrees yesterday. But it will not be as hot today. This morning we had cloud. Overnight rain is clearing to the north east. Look at this picture from suffolk with sunny spells. And you can see this feature, an upside down rainbow. Crystals high up in the sky reflecting some of the sunshine. The rainfall overnight moved north and east woods. It was still heavy in parts of the north and north east of scotland this morning. It will move into the Northern Isles. For most, looking largely dry with sunny spells. Showers around the southwest of england with showers developing in Northern Ireland, scotland and some elsewhere. Cloud thickening in the South East Of England with the odd shower. Still warm here with temperatures up to 26. For most, today will be a fresher day. Temperatures about 21 24. Into the weekend, we have low pressure moving in. It will bring unsettled conditions. The weekend is not looking like a wash out. There will be showers. Initially coming from the south west and going north eastwards on saturday. Some of them could be heavy. More frequent in northern and Western Areas, dryer further south you are. Temperatures between 19 24. Typical for early august. Plenty of dry weather to come over the weekend. When the weathers nice, many children love nothing more than to get one of those big, colourful slushie drinks. Ido i do not particularly like those but they are popular. Today there is a story about what it is they contain. But Research Suggests these shouldnt be given to very young children, who could be at risk of intoxication from them. Its related to glycerol, a liquid in these drinks which prevents them from freezing solid and gives them slush like properties. But too much glycerol can cause sickness and headaches. As a result, the Food Standards Agency and food standards scotland is advising children under four shouldnt be given these drinks at all, and theyre also warning retailers not to offer refill retailers not to offer retail promotions to under 10s. To talk more about this we have dietitian dr duane mellor with us now. Do you like slushies . I am not a fan. Do you like slushies . I am not a fan they do you like slushies . I am not a fan they can do you like slushies . I am not a fan. They can be do you like slushies . I am not a fan. They can be really do you like slushies . I am not a fan. They can be really cold do you like slushies . I am not a i fan. They can be really cold really quickly and give you an ice cream headache. They look artificial. Still, some children love them. How do you make these slushie drinks . You need to lower the Freezing Point of water is so instead of freezing solid, it becomes a slash. Before the sugar tax, these soft drinks industry levy came in, we used a lot of sugar to stop water freezing. Technology means you can use glycerol, which is a naturalfood ingredient, recognised as safe. You use it to make icing so it does not set solid. It naturally occurs in slushie so in fat. You use 40 grams per litre instead of 20 grams per litre to make slush. It is slightly sweet, as well. What does it do to our slightly sweet, as well. What does it do to our bodies . Slightly sweet, as well. What does it do to our bodies . You slightly sweet, as well. What does it do to our bodies . You talked i it do to our bodies . You talked about fat. It do to our bodies . You talked about fat it do to our bodies . 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They have been around i awhile. This came in five years ago with the tax. It was reformulated. Millions of servings had been given out and it is only these two cases when particularly a young child has had a little bit more. The Food Standards Agency have done theirjob well, looking at the toxicology and research. The research was in people unwell, adults. In the 1980s, when it was used for people with too much fluid in the brain. They mapped it out to the weight of an average toddler. It is based on risk and it is conservative and safety base. They have worked with the Food Industry and the industry has been responsible and worked with them to try to make it safe. People want this product but they need to be informed about it. An 80 year old man with parkinsons disease and a mother and daughter who won their place in a competition have become virgin galactic� s first space tourists. They were flown to the edge of space and experienced zero gravity, before returning to earth. Sophie long reports from the spaceport in new mexico. Cheering. Making the final footsteps towards realising their dreams. How are you feeling . Feeling great jon goodwin and mother and daughter duo Keisha Schahaff and ana mayers make their way to the Spaceship Unity. Then, at 8. 30 local time, lift off on schedule and in perfect conditions. This is the Momentjon Goodwin has been waiting for a quarter of his life. He is now on his way to space on virgin galactic� s first private passenger flight. Three, two, one, release, release, release. And this is what its all about. As the Spaceship Unity hit apogee more than 50 miles above the earths surface. Congratulations tojon, to keisha, to ana on becoming astronauts today. And a special congratulations to our unity pilot kelly for her first space flight. Three minutes of weightlessness and views of our planet that only astronauts have ever experienced. You are so much more connected to everything than you would expect to be. Like, you felt like a part of the team, a part of the ship, a part of the universe, a part of earth. It was incredible. We welcome our crew back as they come in for landing. As unity glided back down to the new mexico desert, there was jubilation and relief. Im still up there and its just amazing that you can land so smoothly on the runway coming back from space. Safely back on earth, jon told me his experience was better than he ever imagined it would be. Looking at earth from space, the curvature of the earth, the blackness of space the pure clarity was amazing. In 2014, you got diagnosed with parkinsons. Three years ago, you went up kilimanjaro. Today, you went to space. How are you going to top this . Whats next Forjon Goodwin . The great thing of waiting 18 years was it wasnt a problem. Id got something to look forward to, which very few other people had done. And that has now happened. I suppose ive got to go to the moon. A giant leap for those on board and a major milestone for space tourism, at least for those who can afford it. Tickets currently cost more than £350,000. Sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. Have you ever received the bill at the end of a meal whilst abroad and spotted charges you didnt expect . Well, one couple visiting italy was left stunned after the receipt for a meal showed an unexpected extra two euro charge. They both realised theyd been billed for having their toasted sandwich cut in half. And it turns out, there are plenty of extras you can be charged for. For example, a charge based on the view that you have when sat at a restaurant or cafe. Or if a band plays near to where you are sitting. You might even be charged for opting to sit down for table service, instead of propping yourself up at the bar or counter. We asked you for your experiences and this is what you told us. Mark got in touch saying, we were charged double in venice because we sat outside. Carrying on with that theme, another message reads. Another viewer says. Lets now speak to the independent� s travel correspondent simon calder. It is good to see you in the newsroom in london. A lot of people quite surprise. Italy. People surprised. Quite surprise. Italy. People surprised quite surprise. Italy. People surirised. ,. , , surprised. Should they be . Yes, lets tackle surprised. Should they be . Yes, lets tackle that surprised. Should they be . Yes, lets tackle that particularly lets tackle that particularly expensive sandwich. Why would the simple act of cutting it in half double the cost . The proprietor of the bar at the northern end of lake como says i have to wash up two plates, have another place setting, so that is normal. In america, the so called split plate charge of typically 5, about £4, is pretty standard in a number of places. If you want to share a main course, you often have to pay extra, although i do not think i have seen a charge for an extra spoon if you are sharing desert. But viewers are right. It is Standard Practice in italy and also places like france, where the lowest price is if you are perched at the bar and the highest price if you are enjoying the sunshine outside at a table. Saint marks square in venice is absolutely the place where you are most likely to be surprised by the bill. First, your coffee is likely to cost upwards of 12 euros. That is £10. And if the band strikes up while you enjoy your coffee, that is another 6 euros, £5, added to the bill you were not expecting. Hahn euros, £5, added to the bill you were not expecting. Euros, £5, added to the bill you were not expecting. How do you defend yourself were not expecting. How do you defend yourself against were not expecting. How do you defend yourself against these i defend yourself against these prices . You are sitting outside and accept you will be charged more. But the band plays. What do you do, run inside because you do not want to be charged 6 euros extra . You inside because you do not want to be charged 6 euros extra . Inside because you do not want to be charged 6 euros extra . You do not go to a tourist place charged 6 euros extra . You do not go to a tourist place in charged 6 euros extra . You do not go to a tourist place in saint charged 6 euros extra . You do not go to a tourist place in saint marks to a tourist place in saint marks square. There are plenty of other places in the side streets of venice where you can get a perfectly good Espresso Coffee perched at the bar for 1. 15 euros, £120 or so, and you do not need to fret about it. 1. 50 euros. There is also the cover charge which is up to four euros in italy, which covers the bread and olives. You might not spot it in tiny print on the menu but it is common in my local italian in south london. They have a cover charge, £2. 50, and they are upfront about it. Other charges, my goodness, people in prague, i heard people were charge for the salt and pepper and catch up on the table, even though they were only drinking beer and did not need the condiments. That is fabulous. Lets arm viewers. Lets be armed if you are going on holiday. We do not always like to ask how much it will be up front but maybe we should. You ask how much it will be up front but maybe we should. Ask how much it will be up front but maybe we should. You should. I have been royally maybe we should. You should. I have been royally fleeced maybe we should. You should. I have been royally fleeced on maybe we should. You should. I have been royally fleeced on a maybe we should. You should. I have been royally fleeced on a few been royally fleeced on a few occasions. Normally in beautiful mediterranean spots overlooking the sea at sunset. I have had a nice glass of wine. The waiter comes along, we have fantastic fish today. And as soon issue go off menu and cannot see the price, that is when they can make up any figure they like. 50 quid, if you did not ask the price, that is your fault. Like. 50 quid, if you did not ask the price, that is yourfault. You need to ask how much it will cost and if the waiter says it depends on the weight, push the point and ask how much the piece of fish will cost, please. That will help you out. Also, it is the issue of tipping. It is mad, in america, if a waiter, Restaurant Owner sees british people coming in, they say oh, no, the brits will only tip 10 . We will give them to the new boy. In europe, if they see brits coming in, they say hurray, they always tip 10 even though locals tip between zero and 5 . We are bad at tipping. 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Our health reporterjim reed has been speaking to two doctors about the amount they earn. What have you been finding out . You have been having a look at payslips and trying to work out, because people have been confused about who gets paid what. Yes. Because people have been confused about who gets paid what. About who gets paid what. Yes, pay for unior about who gets paid what. Yes, pay forJunior Doctors about who gets paid what. Yes, pay forJunior Doctors is about who gets paid what. Yes, pay forJunior Doctors is fiendishly for Junior Doctors is fiendishly complex forJunior Doctors is fiendishly complex and is at the centre of this dispute. We will try to talk you through it using real life examples. I will start with doctor robert. He is finishing his first year as a Junior Doctor, graduated from medical school last summer, working full time, 48 hours on average per week, Infectious Diseases ward of a big hospital in london. We asked him to show us his payslip. You will see from this, his basic pay rate of just over £14 an hour. There are some additional payments, a couple of hundred lbs for a night shifts and weekends, and these are compulsory, part of his rotor, he doesnt have a choice. At the end of the month, his take home pay after things like pensions, other deductions like tax on student loans, it isjust deductions like tax on student loans, it is just over £2100, working out as an annual salary with all those additional payments of just about £37,000. He says he is looking to work abroad for a while, possibly in australia. To be honest, i alwaysl wanted to do that even when i was in medical school. What has changed recently, though, i is i am not confident that the pay. Here is going to improve as much. As id like it to, and if that isnt. The case then i would really quite strongly consider staying in australia. He finished his first year as a Junior Doctor but as doctors get more skills and more experience they can start to move up these different pay grades. This is what this dispute is all about. The government at the moment has made what it says is a final offer to increase these grades by an average ofjust under 9 , the bma says it is nowhere near good enough, it has been asking for a 35 increase to make up for years, it says, of below inflation rises. Lets talk about a doctor further along in her career, this is dr kiran. Graduated from medical school in 2011, more than ten years ago, yet still a Junior Doctor, partly because she works part time, she has a young family, she took three years out of her training in the nhs for maternity leave. She is a paediatric registrar, so day to dayjob in a hospital she could be in charge of a childrens ward, in charge of paediatric ent. Lets look at her wage slip, you will see her basic pay is £28 an hour, double what robert was earning at the start of his career, and again some extra payments for night shifts and weekends. She says this dispute is about pay and also about widerjob and working conditions. I have seen a decline in sort of the morale, in the working environment, in the safety of our working environment, in our working conditions, in my own sort of living practice. So this is not something i can say maybe it never used to be i have seen it deteriorate, you know, the team ethos, the team morale. An example from two differentJunior Doctors. The government positions as the latest pay offer is final and balances the need to keep inflation in check and recognising the work Junior Doctors do. Junior doctors do. Really interesting Junior Doctors do. Really interesting looking Junior Doctors do. Really i interesting looking through Junior Doctors do. Really interesting looking through the detail of that. Were nowjoined by the dr emma runswick, deputy chair of the bma council. For a lot of people it is useful to see that breakdown on a payslip and maybe we can talk about robert first, the first example, people will understand various parts but to the basic pay before tax was just over £14 an hour, the actual sum he earns per hour. A lot of these arguments between you and the government have been one way or another about that basic pay. Absolutely. We say that after five or six years of medical school, taking responsibility for peoples lives, it is completely appropriate forJunior Doctors to be paid from 19 or £20 an hour, the equivalent of what they were paid in 2008. We are asking for pay restoration, not a pay rise. We think that is perfectly reasonable and i think most people watching would say thatJunior Doctors should earn £19 or £20 an hour. Doctors should earn £19 or £20 an houn doctors should earn £19 or £20 an hour. ,. ,. , doctors should earn £19 or £20 an hour. , ,. ,. ,. ,. 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We are only looking to be paid what we were paid in 2008 and the government wont even talk to us about it currently. Wont even talk to us about it currently wont even talk to us about it currentl. ~. ,. ,. , currently. What you are paid in real terms in 2008 currently. What you are paid in real terms in 2008 because currently. What you are paid in real terms in 2008 because you currently. What you are paid in real terms in 2008 because you see terms in 2008 because you see inflation has not been linked to pay since then. The government says end of the strikes. They have looked at the independent pay review and say they have gone with it, that is the body often charged with taking into account all the arguments and situations and coming up with a number. Why is that number are not satisfactory . I know it does not meet the criteria of pay restoration but it is a figure from an independent body which has assessed the situation. We independent body which has assessed the situation the situation. We havent got any faith in the the situation. We havent got any faith in the independence the situation. We havent got any faith in the independence of the situation. We havent got any faith in the independence of the i faith in the independence of the review body. We have known for a while it is rigged. That review body. We have known for a while it is rigged. While it is rigged. That is quite an accusation while it is rigged. That is quite an accusation. A while it is rigged. That is quite an accusation. A tory while it is rigged. That is quite an accusation. A tory backbencher i while it is rigged. That is quite an i accusation. A tory backbencher are recently used accusation. A tory backbencher are recently used that accusation. A tory backbencher are recently used that phrase accusation. A tory backbencher are recently used that phrase and recently used that phrase and talking to the press. The government appoint the people on it and set the terms of reference and say what the remit of the body is and tell them how much they are allowed to give. In this case they have gone slightly beyond that. We in this case they have gone slightly beyond that in this case they have gone slightly beyond that. We have talked to the government beyond that. We have talked to the government about beyond that. We have talked to the government about independent beyond that. We have talked to the | government about independent pay review bodies where they say they have not gone with it and wants to go lower, so it has worked both ways. When you have looked at the working out, you have made clear you dont accept it as independent but have you looked at the working out of what they have applied or not . They have looked at a variety of factors including recruitment, we are currently 900010,000 doctors short in secondary alone, they look at salaries of other groups, including others that are also being held down below inflation. We have lost more than 30 of our pay in real terms since 2008. We have hundreds and thousands of colleagues moving abroad, australia, new zealand, canada. You havejust heard from some colleagues that conditions are getting worse in the nhs. You heard earlierfrom are getting worse in the nhs. You heard earlier from singerJulian Hartley that there are lots of vacancies, struggling from sir Julian Hartley. Waiting lists. We will not be able to solve. Sir juuan will not be able to solve. Sir Julian Hartley is not of the negotiations but he said the same question, these strikes are making Waiting Lists worse, it is just reality. There is a sense of deja vu about this. You know what some people at home will be saying. Today my appointment for myself, my child, my appointment for myself, my child, my loved one, it is not happening because of what you are doing. That remains a reality. We can hear the arguments and look at the payslips but the reality is that someone does not get care. We but the reality is that someone does not get care not get care. We have made a judgment not get care. We have made a judgment about not get care. We have made a judgment about whether not get care. We have made a judgment about whether we i not get care. We have made a i judgment about whether we want not get care. We have made a judgment about whether we want that to continue forever, whether we want it to continue getting worse, or whether we are prepared to take action in the short term to fix it. None of us want to be in a position where people dont get the care they need and they deserve. I am fed up apologising to patients, having seen them after six months, eight months, they have been waiting, i think it is unacceptable. I am prepared, as are many colleagues, to take action to reverse that in the future so that we have an nhs where patients get sufficient and timely care from a well staffed service. We get sufficient and timely care from a well staffed service. Get sufficient and timely care from a well staffed service. We will have to leave it there a well staffed service. We will have to leave it there but a well staffed service. We will have to leave it there but i a well staffed service. We will have to leave it there but i am a well staffed service. We will have to leave it there but i am sure a well staffed service. We will have to leave it there but i am sure we i to leave it there but i am sure we will speak to you again in the weeks and months to come. Deputy chair of the bma council. We also heard from nhs providers about the Practical Implications of the strikes. It is 19 minutes to nine. British Sign Language is an officially recognised language, and some in the uk are able to sit exams in bsl. But for science students, many crucial words have been missing. Terms like Greenhouse Gases and Carbon Footprint havent existed, but that is changing. Our science correspondent Victoria Gill has been finding out more about the new signs being added to the bsl dictionary. An Afternoon Learning about the science of climate change. True orfalse plants and oceans remove Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere. This is a lesson taught in British Sign Language, a language that until recently was missing crucial scientific vocabulary. At this Secondary School in glasgow, deaf children are learning newly created signs that have just been added to the bsl dictionary. So this is a sign for Greenhouse Gases and thats a new one, i didnt know that one before. So in physics, for example, some of the concepts are really abstract, and Sign Language can help children understand, because its a visual language. So this is a sign for photosynthesis. So here we have a leaf. And this is the sun. Its light energy and its absorbed into the leaf, which then creates something. It creates food. It was back in 2004 that students in scotland were officially allowed to do their exams in British Sign Language. But the scientific terms for Science Exams just didnt exist so theyre being created, still, here at edinburgh university. Deaf scientists, educators and Sign Language experts Work Together to create the new signs. Today, the focus is human biology. Youve got the brain, the spinal cord, and then the branching out from the spinal cord. Spinal cord and Central Nervous system would also include the brain. Yes. So then you would add to that, that symbol, you would add to that sign to include the brain . Yes. That becomes the Central Nervous system, but we need to make sure that were all in agreement. The scientist leading this project wants to break down the language barriers that she faced in her early career. I was involved in research for 11 years and although i went to numerous meetings but was never truly involved because i couldnt understand what people were saying the interpreters werent qualified. In the last decade, dozens of descriptive scientific signs have been added to the official British Sign Language glossary. That has just been so important. Its had a huge impact on me. Ive been able to have conversations using this vocabulary and its helped me with my teaching. So im passionate about continuing this work, as are the whole team. Once its been agreed on, each new biological sign is recorded for the video dictionary. For deaf students, these are more than just words theyre visual explanations. I really like science and i Love Learning it, and its easier to learn when we have the signs. Its language thats helping some of the next generation of scientists to understand and talk about the world around them. Victoria gill, bbc news in glasgow. It is 8 45am and you are watching carefully to see what harry kane will do next. We carefully to see what harry kane will do next. Will do next. We understand the latest as he will do next. We understand the latest as he has will do next. We understand the latest as he has been will do next. We understand the latest as he has been given latest as he has been given permission by tottenham to travel travel to Bayern Munich for a medical. It would seem, then, harry kane, has made up his mind. And the lure of the Champions League and a new challenge at Bayern Munich has prised him away from north london. Bayern munich and tottenham had agreed a deal in principle for kane, in a deal that would be worth around £86 million. So it was then just a matter for kane himself, who has one year left on his contract and is now in his 30s. He has been given permission to go to munich today and is set to have a medical at the german champions. We will watch this space to see if he takes that flight to germany. Some more breaking transfer news this morning, and liverpool have agreed a british record fee of £111 million for brighton midfielder moises caicedo. Brighton had rejected a series of bids from chelsea and had set a minimum fee of 100 million, for caicedo, which they felt no one would reach. He is only 21 as well. Liverpool have now done that, which leaves the ecuador internationalfree to go for a medical. There are still three weeks to go until the transfer window closes, so expect more big deals before then, after the new premier League Season kicks off tonight. Defending champions Manchester City start away at newly promoted burnley, who are managed by former city captain Vincent Kompany. Hes part of an exciting new era at the traditional lancashire club, lancashire club, which is full of optimism, having been promoted as winners of the championship, as i found out when i went to burnley yesterday. Burnley back in the big time, returning to the Premier League just a year after relegation and this time with a swagger, prompting unbridled emotion from one of the clubs more famous young fans. None of the burnley fans will ever forget that day. You can tell by that video how much it meant to me. It was a really, really special day, it was two days before my birthday as well so it was a nice birthday surprise. Hughie and freddie spent the last few years raising over £300,000 for manchester childrens hospital, where hughie has been treated for an acute form of leukaemia. This season they will continue their Charity Challenge of walking one kilometre at every Premier League and efl ground with a more confident swing in their step now. Hopefully well get a good result. Fred has a good stat. Every year we have been promoted to the Premier League, weve beaten the champions of the previous season, so i think we will win. One of the special things about burnley is its famous turf moor stadium has stood in the centre of the town since 1883, embedded in the history of this community, just a throwing distance from the rows of houses, the cafes, the pubs, all claret and blue through and through. This is one reason that one of americas most famous sporting couples fell in love with the club. Indeed it is what prompted former nfl starjj watt and his wife, kealia, a Usa International footballer, to invest time and money in the club. Before the opening match, i caught up with jj prior to his flight overnight. Its an extremely exciting time with the club. Obviously its a club thats been around for a very long time, but for us to be back in the Premier League where we feel like we belong, with a massive match coming up friday night against man city, all the history between vince and city, its very exciting for us to kick off the season with champions of the championship versus champions of the Premier League. Its going to be a great one. These players will pinch up, these players slide. Over the over the top, always over the top, tiki taka, tiki taka, tiki, goal. Jjs social media videos of him learning all about football from his wife have been watched by many millions across the world, putting burnley on the global stage. The thing i knew coming over as an american and investing in a European Football Club is that people are very protective of their clubs and very sceptical of americans coming in from the outside. And burnley fans and supporters have been incredible since day one, they have been very welcoming to us, and all were trying to do is show them how much respect we have for their history, their club, and all we want to do is help amplify that and show the world why burnley is so special. Afterjoining the burnley family in may, jj experienced the tradition of a fans pub crawl soaking up the pre match atmosphere at the famous pubs next to the ground. He came with his wife, they were a lovely couple, they fell in love with the pub straightaway and they came back the following day as well, they loved it that much. Just really overwhelming for me that a big star like jj watt, especially like america as well, because you dont know if they understand the pub culture, the british pub culture, do they understand it . He absolutely loved it. Its notjust the local pubs and businesses glowing in the glory of promotion and the clubs new global fame, but the clubs Summer Community projects, which have been booming, with burnley shirts now dominant. It makes everyone very lively and stuff. They get a lot more excited because they have been promoted and that is a really good thing. What difference has being back in the Premier League made to you and made to these sessions and excitement . Nothing. I dont follow burnley. The community is brilliant at burnley. Weve always had high numbers, high attendance when we were in the championship but, yeah, definitely the promotion has helped a little bit, especially with the excitement with the big game coming up, Manchester City, all the kids are talking about it on camps and different projects. It is very inspiring because i also play for a team, i think it is really inspiring, yeah, i like it. Burnley have been promoted before but not like this, with so much hope and belief for the next generation, a new style of football and a bright new dawn. The future looks bright for burnley, although it is the toughest star they could have tonight against Manchester City. fits they could have tonight against Manchester City. They could have tonight against manchester ci. ~ ,. ,. , Manchester City. As long as someone is wearini Manchester City. As long as someone is wearing the Manchester City. As long as someone is wearing the shirt. Manchester city. As long as someone is wearing the shirt. The Manchester City. As long as someone is wearing the shirt. The boy Manchester City. As long as someone is wearing the shirt. The boy i is wearing the shirt. The boy i asked about is wearing the shirt. The boy i asked about what is wearing the shirt. The boy i asked about what a is wearing the shirt. The boy i j asked about what a difference is wearing the shirt. The boy i i asked about what a difference it would make in the Premier League, he said he didnt follow burnley, he said he didnt follow burnley, he said he didnt follow burnley, he said he supports neymar and messi. Very energetic. Well done. That has woken you up. It might have been too hot for football yesterday. 23 recorded in warwickshire, the word to stay widely across the uk for about a month or so, going widely across the uk for about a month orso, going back widely across the uk for about a month or so, going back to early july. Today not as hot. Foremost, feeling fresh. Overnight we had some rain moving through. We started this morning with a bit of grey sky which has cleared up nicely. This picture from stoke on trent, decent sunny spells in many parts of the uk at the moment. One or two showers out there. Those are most likely in south western parts of england, early rain clearing into the Northern Isles. Today, showers developing across Northern Ireland into scotland, one or two elsewhere, with cloud thickening in the far South East Of England, but still quite warm here. Temperature is 2526. Quite warm here. Temperature is 25 26. Elsewhere temperatures down by a few degrees, 20 24. Into the weekend, this low pressure moves in for the fifth weekend in a row, low pressure dominating the weather. Fairly unsettled but not a wash out, not as bad as last weekend when we had storm anthony moving through. But there will be some showers moving from the south west into the north east of the uk. Lengthy dry spells in between the showers with some sunshine. Showers could be on the sharp side with maybe some thunder but you would be unlikely to catch those thunderstorms. Maximum temperature is 19 24, so where you have the sunshine it will not feel too bad, pleasantly warm through the afternoon. Plenty of usable whether its how to phrase it for saturday. On sunday, similar, some showers in the forecast, still the area of low pressure to the north west of the uk driving the showers from the south west. Most frequent across scotland and Northern Ireland, a few showers into wales in the south west of england. Towards east, south and south eastern areas of england a bit drier on sunday. I gain some sunshine, temperatures 18 23. On sunday afternoon there should be some usable weather. Next week, this area of low pressure moves away with one or two weather systems going with it and then a High Pressure builds on through next week, so for many of us a bit more settled than recently. A little bit of rain at times, one or two showers, especially monday and tuesday, but wednesday to the end of the week plenty of dry weather and some sunshine as well. Temperatures 1824, sunshine as well. Temperatures 18 24, again about the average, perhaps rising further on friday into the weekend but for a School Summer holiday next week is looking pretty good actually. You go and recover, lie down from the exertion of the header. People will be looking carefully at the weather in bristol today. The bristol Balloon Fiesta is taking place once again this weekend. Its an important event for thousands of people, but for one family, its a poignant time. John maguire explains. If ever anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory. A Third Generation Hot Air Balloonist and also an airline pilot, he lived his life in the skies. Since the age of three, pete and his brother dan often flew with their father, andrew. Ballooning is a field and he was passionate about aviation as a job and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. I guess you could say we were born into hot air ballooning. Pete gained his licence at the age of 17, i gained mine at 19, and weve flown in many countries Around The World and been very lucky to do so. The brothers took up competitive flying. Here they are winning thejunior World Championships in poland two years ago. They were both involved in a contest in Worcestershire Injune when petes balloon crashed and he was killed. Dans ground crew that day was andrew, with his wife louise doing the same for pete. Losing your son is just. Yeah, its just horrific. People say, oh, he was doing something as he loved when he sort of left the planet. But thats sort of bittersweet in reality. It really is. I mean, i think its also a lot harderfor his mother because she was on the marker cross to actually. Where they were all dropping the markers, and she was basically there, so its very, very raw. An Air Accident Investigation will seek to discover what happened and, crucially, what, ifany, lessons can be learned. Dan is determined to carry on flying. I know for a fact if i was just sat on the sofa at home, pete would be like knocking on my shoulder, being like, why are you doing that, dan . You need to go out and compete and do the best you can. And hopefully thats what i can do for him over this summer and also the years ahead. But andrew has reservations. Because pete cant fly any more, sort of, so why should i, in a way . But id like to think i will get back into it. But i think it willjust be a bit. A bit longer. Hot air balloons are more than a pastime for this family. Its their profession, their passion. So in petes name, theyve set up a trust to buy a balloon that Trainee Pilots will be able to use. Encouraging the next generation of balloonists was an ambition of petes. He aimed to become an instructor. I want pete to be there, everywhere i go. And ill always be asking the question, like, what would pete be doing here . Because thats what hed be asking about me, im sure. Pete was such a friendly and happy chap, and ijust want people to always think about him. And what we do Going Forward is thinking like, yeah, pete would be so proud of what were doing here. Nothing can replace him, but keeping his name alive, keeping pete gregory flying, will at least offer the family some solace. John maguire, bbc news. You can understand why it will be such a special event for peters family. You might have seen earlier on, the bones taking offer about six orseven on, the bones taking offer about six or seven oclock this morning, the conditions were right. Conditions were right. About 100 takin i conditions were right. About 100 takini off, conditions were right. About 100 taking off. And conditions were right. About 100 taking off, and there conditions were right. About 100 taking off, and there is conditions were right. About 100 j taking off, and there is definitely a sense of community which i think the family will be experiencing as they remember their loved one, peter. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Its 8 59. Good morning, it is the nations phonein good morning, it is the nations phone in on the bbc, the platform you get a chance to express your views on the big story of the day. The important question, what do we do about the boats, fascinating to know what you think and how important it is in your list of political priorities. It is intensely political, thought to be done about the boats were what do they know . Officialfigures done about the boats were what do they know . Official figures out this morning on small boats coming from france show more than 100,000 migrants have arrived in the uk in small boats in the last five years. Yesterday more than 700 people. So it is the boats and as i say it is political, their votes as well. The backlog of claims, the rwanda plan, the borage, the call for a tougher push back policy is in the newspapers today. The brexit expectations on immigration are not fulfilled. How does it look for the government