Tonight, thank god its them instead of you. Live aid lives on. One of the most famous concerts of all time is being turned into a musical. Live aid the musical happened 40 years live aid the musical happened 40 years ago. Live aid the musical happened 40 years ago, it was at wembley, you know a cloudy day four wales, when developing later, some and blustery showers for scotland and Northern Ireland. All the details later in the programme. Good morning. Its monday the 2nd of october. Our main story Health Leaders are warning of extreme disruption to services in england, as doctors begin their most significant Industrial Action so far. The three day walk out is the longestjoint strike byJunior Doctors and consultants in the history of the health service. Theyre arguing for above Inflation Pay rises, but the government says this years increases are fair and final. Our Health Correspondent Sophie Hutchinson has more. Full pay restoration doctors of all levels on the picket lines. But todays three day walk out marks a clear escalation in this pay dispute, a signal that neither consultants norJunior Doctors are ready to back down. The doctors� strike runs from 7am today and finishes at 7am on thursday morning. As on christmas day, only emergency and basic care will be provided. Routine services will be severely disrupted, according to nhs england. Im used to the pain. Sometimes its worse than others. Rosie mitchell knows just how frustrating it is to have an appointment cancelled. She has waited two years for a full Shoulder Replacement and had surgery delayed because of a doctors� strike. Well, its depressing. It affects every part of your life because, because youre in pain and because you cant sleep properly and you dont know whats coming up. And also, its on your mind because nobody wants a major operation. I just want to get it out of the way and start to get back to some kind of my normal life. So far, nhs strikes have led to more than a million cancelled operations and there have been warnings of risks to patients. Doctors have apologised but say they wont stop the action until they are given above Inflation Pay rises. Starting from a position where theres risk every day for patients in the nhs because theyre waiting far too long on Waiting Lists, Emergency Care is delayed with the delays we see in Hospital Handovers and ambulances being delayed getting to patients and that actually leads to harm every day in the nhs. What were trying to do here is to force the government to address the Workforce Crisis that would allow us to actually reduce that harm long term. But the government says this years rises of 6 for consultants and almost 9 forJunior Doctors are final. Its more than 100 days since the sides spoke to each other, and despite the risks to nhs patients, theres no sign of an end to this dispute. Sophie hutchinson, bbc news. We will be talking about the impact of that throughout the programme. Water companies in england say theyre planning to almost double spending on infrastructure by 2030 to cut leaks, reduce sewage discharge, and Build Reservoirs but the cost would be passed on to customers. Theyve submitted proposals to the regulator worth £96 billion, which would see the average bill rising by more than £150 by 2030. Heres our environment correspondentjonah fisher. We will run out of water not within the next 50 years, but within the next 5 10, if we do nothing. East anglia is the driest part of the uk, and making sure theres enough water for everyone is a recurring headache for the local Water Company. Climate change is the biggest challenge we face as a company. This is part of the solution. Put my plate down the back, yeah . A huge Pipeline Project costing more than half a billion pounds. It will transport water from the wettest to the driest areas, and eventually stretch more than 180 miles. Its taking water from north lincolnshire, where we know we have more rain, bringing it down to norfolk, suffolk, and essex, where we have a lot less. Theres widespread agreement that, after years of under investment, our water and sewage infrastructure just isnt up to the job. Its going to take billions of pounds and big projects like this one to fix it. And the bad news is that its you and i, through our bills, whos going to have to pay for it. Today, the Water Companies put a price on it, telling the regulator they want to spend £96 billion from 2025 to 2030. They say it will be used to build new reservoirs, plug leaky pipes, and reduce the flow of raw sewage into our waterways. Well be challenging and scrutinising Company Plans to show that costs are efficient and to ensure that they are good value for money and that companies are able to deliver on their promises to clean up rivers and seas. The Water Companies say the extra cost for the average bill payer will be £84 a year in 2025, rising to more than £150 extra by 2030. What would you say to someone at home who says, why should i pay . The Water Company have taken dividends, profits, it should be up to them. So the balance that this plan needs to make is that between being ambitious for the region and being affordable for customers, the investment is paid for upfront by our by our shareholders, our capital investment. And that is then reclaimed through Customer Bills over the lifetime of an asset, and that is the regulatory model we operate in. The regulator now has a year to decide whether these plans and price rises will get the go ahead. Jonah fisher, bbc news. Pupils from two schools involved in a fatal bus crash in merseyside will be offered support as they return to class this morning. 15 year old Jessica Baker died when the vehicle, carrying students from west Kirby Grammar School and Calday Grange Grammar School, overturned on the m53 in wirral on friday. The driver 40 year old Stephen Shrimpton also died in the crash. A 31 year old man is due to appear in court today charged with a public order offence, after reports an image of young cancer patient Bradley Lowery was used to Taunt Opposition football fans. The alleged incident happened at sheffield wednesdays home game on friday against sunderland, the team six year old bradley supported before he died of cancer in 2017. Peak time railfares have been scrapped on Scotrail Services from today as part of a six month pilot scheme. The cost of a rush hour ticket between glasgow and edinburgh has almost halved, in efforts to boost rail travel. The operator has warned customers that trains may be busier than usual. Donald trump says he plans to appear in court in new york today, for the opening of a trial where hes accused of a years long scheme to inflate the value of real estate and financial assets. The former us president said he was going to fight for his name and reputation. The chancellor will announce an increase in the National Living wage. Hell also tell the conservative Party Conference that he intends to toughen sanctions for people on benefits who dont take steps to find work. 0ur Political Correspondent ione wells has this report. Should the government be cutting taxes ahead of the election . Are you disappointed this could be the end of hsz . Questions still following ministers everywhere they go. Will the conservatives cut taxes . Will they scrap the Hs2 Railway Leg to manchester . Today, its the chancellors turn to try and move the agenda on. Good morning. His pitch confirming ministers will accept an independent recommendation to increase the National Living wage to at least £11. Not a Surprise Ministers almost always do. Hes also saying he will announce tougher punishments for people on benefits who dont take steps to find work. Though more detail wont come until the autumn. Butjeremy hunt will hope talk of incentivising people back to work will distract from other issues dominating this conference, like whether hell lower taxes, something ministers have said isnt on the table just yet. Theres a reason that taxes are high, and thats because the economy is slow. Were spending an enormous amount on debt interest, and actually, we increase public spending a fair bit. If there are any tax cuts before the election, almost certainly, id say absolutely certainly, they will be reversed and more than reversed after the election. Last year, rishi sunak was far away from tory conference after losing to liz truss and her major tax cutting agenda. Today, shes back, and so are her ideas from last year. Shell use a speech to call on the government to cut tax for businesses, build more houses, and bring back fracking. Rishi sunak� s allies would argue hes already won the argument with liz truss to prioritise Cutting Inflation over tax cuts right now. These familiar arguments and disagreements of theirs could mean todays Conference Centre may well feel a sense of deja vu. Ione wells, bbc news, manchester. We can get more on this now from our chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman whos at the conservative Party Conference. Henry, what more do we know about the announcements due to be made today . Good morning. Today is all about the economy at the conservative Party Conference, and the economy is a pretty thorny issue for the conservative party at the moment. That is the thing that rishi sunak and jeremy hunt are determined to fix so that they might have a chance of winning the election of that we are expecting next year. Sojeremy hunt of the chancellor will be giving a speech this afternoon in which we are expecting two key announcements. 0ne which we are expecting two key announcements. One is to do with the National Living wage, effectively the minimum wage, which most people are paid. He says the government will accept the independent advisors� recommendation for it to grow up to at least £11 an hour from next year. That is some ligament always does, they always accept those recommendations, but nevertheless, still a significant moment, because that is a big increase. Secondly, he will be talking about the Sanctions Regime for those who dont do enough, in the governments eyes, to seek work and toughening up on that later this year. I should so that shortly before jeremy year. I should so that shortly Beforejeremy Hunt year. I should so that shortly before jeremy hunt speaks, year. I should so that shortly Beforejeremy Hunt speaks, we will Beforejeremy Hunt speaks, we will be hearing on the fringes of the conference from the woman who actually made him chancellor, liz truss. She is kind of the ghost of this event, because last year, she was the choice of conservative activists over rishi sunak to be Prime Minister, and she will be arguing for tax cuts, but she well knows Thatjeremy Hunt will not be offering those in his speech. fix, lat offering those in his speech. A lot offering those in his speech. A lot of changes offering those in his speech. A lot of changes in offering those in his speech. A lot of changes in a offering those in his speech. A lot of changes in a year. Offering those in his speech. A lot of changes in a year. And offering those in his speech. A lot of changes in a year. And we will also hear about some guidance on mobile phone issues in schools. Yes. Mobile phone issues in schools. Yes, a story breaking mobile phone issues in schools. 1913 a story breaking overnight. The Department For Education will be releasing shortly, we are told, new rules for schools, where they say they want pupils to be able to bring their Mobile Phones to school, to help them with the journey to and from school, but not use them during the school day. When i say those are new rules, what we dont think they are going to be as new laws compelling schools, it will be guidance from the government basically suggesting best practice for schools, so one concern here i think might be, is that actually necessary . From the sound of things, in a lot of things, that already is in a lot of things, that already is in place. The Department For Education last year concluded it did not need to produce new rules because so many schools are doing this anyway. But clearly something has changed and we will hear more than that from the Education Secretary i am sure. Than that from the Education Secretary i am sure. Henry, thank ou ve secretary i am sure. Henry, thank you very much secretary i am sure. Henry, thank you very much. Good secretary i am sure. Henry, thank you very much. Good luck secretary i am sure. Henry, thank you very much. Good luck today. | secretary i am sure. Henry, thank| you very much. Good luck today. A long three days for henry and the team that there just down the road. The time now is 6. 14. If you havent watched last nights strictly come dancing yet, heres a Spoiler Warning les dennis was the first to be voted out of this years competition. The actors samba with partner nancy xu failed to get him through the first round of eliminations. Such a shame somebody has to leave. I thought he would be in it for ages. He was great fun. He will be remembered. Now he can enjoy the rest of the series like the rest of us. They still stay involved, and may be without the stress of being voted on a Saturday Night. Heres carol with the weather. A foggy start for some of us, especially in the south west of england, where the fog is quite dense. Some pockets of fog and mist elsewhere as well, so bear that in mind if you are travelling. Another thing worth mentioning is the difference in temperatures. At the moment in exeter, the temperatures 17 celsius, whereas in aboyne in aberdeenshire it is hovering between three and four, so in essence this morning, mild and murky in the south, clearer and cooler in the north. A couple of Weather Fronts across southern areas, some drizzle coming out of this cloud across ireland and wales, else across Northern England. Blustery showers continue through the day on and off across northern and Western Scotland and Northern Ireland. We could see one or two getting into Eastern Scotland and Northern England later on, but the rain developing more widely through the day across england and wales. Some of that will be heavy and also thundery. Temperatures 13 in lerwick took 22 in london. Yesterday we gotjust over 24 celsius. Through the evening and overnight, all the rain across england and wales moves over towards the north sea, and a lot of it will clear. We hang on to the showers across the north and also the west, and the wind will start to pick up across Northern Areas as well. Feeling fresher in the south tonight compared to what we currently have. Any dregs of this Weather Front Clearing away through the course of tomorrow, then we are in more of a west and north westerly flow, more showers coming in from the west, some of them getting over towards the east, as we go through because of the day. It will also be windy, particularly across the northern half of the country. These are attempts, 12 in the north to about 19 in the south. Not feeling as humid in the south as it has done for the last few days. Carol, thank you. Lets have a look at todays papers. The times leads with health strikes, reporting that hospitals are facing steep bills to pay for cover whilst doctors are on the picket line. The paper says one medic received almost £8,000 for a cover shift. The daily mirror unveils a number of high profile Celebrity Backers for its Campaign Calling for Free School Meals for every Primary School child. 0livia coleman, kate winslet, and brian cox are among those supporting it. And the Daily Express leads on a preview of Chancellorjeremy Hunts tory conference speech, in which he says he wants to incentivise work over claiming benefits, as well as raise the National Living wage next year. We will speak to him a little bit later on breakfast. The front page also includes a photo of rory mcilroy lifting the ryder cup last night. We are also hoping to talk to luke donald later in the programme. It is 6. 18. We are hoping to speak to him after 8. 30, 6. 18. We are hoping to speak to him after8. 30, but 6. 18. 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L earlier this year, the promising british athlete Innes Fitzgerald turned down the chance to fly to the world Cross Country championships in australia for environmental reasons. After speaking out on climate issues, her story made headlines Around The World and now shes won a bbc green sport award. Qasa alom has been to meet her. Bubble and squeak. Innes, congratulations. What you have done has been something that is really inspirational. How do you feel getting this award . Yeah, ifeel like its a real privilege. I never set out to achieve awards from this. Ijust wanted to raise awareness about, like, climate related issues within the athletics and sporting world. Trying to get up and coming athletes think about what theyre doing and their impacts on the climate as well. Earlier this year, innes turned down the opportunity to compete in the Cross Country championships in australia because of the impact flying there would have on the environment. It was like, well, i can go there and i might do really well, but can i justify taking that Flight Withjust doing like one race, running for like five minutes, which obviously would mean so much if i was to do really well, but the emissions from that flight is just so great and i just at the time couldnt justify it at all. Three, two, one, go. What was that conversation like with you . Did she talk to you about it beforehand . Yeah, we talk about it and obviously it factors into what training were doing if someones going to be going, you know, peaking again for another chance. And its not a problem. If thats what innes wants to do, thats what were doing. Its not like its a major deal. When youre a junior, thats huge for you, going to those champs. Its a massive sacrifice for innes. But in terms of development in the long term, it doesnt change anything. Did you face any backlash at all to that . I mean, theres always someone. Yeah, i was trying not to, like, get too down and reading comments and stuff online, but i kind of like was thinking, look, ive decided to do this. Ijust need to stay strong and just believe in myself. Although other people might be belittling my decisions, but its definitely really empowering when i get messages from other people saying, im so grateful for what youve done, or like, im now changing this in my life. It gives me confidence that actually what im doing is making a bit of a difference. Coachjust said, take a break, innes. Innes just said, no chance. I think its really hard, especially for young people knowing that theres an opportunity and then being torn by it, because like innes has often said, she finds the personal impact of the Climate Crisis upsets her. But shes also wanting to perform. She senses an opportunity to go there to win and shes feeling conflicted. Obviously, i would be so proud if she had been there, but then i was so proud with how the story caught on and the way in which it was portrayed and people thinking, well, yeah, we do need to make a stance on this. The other side to that, i mean, there may have to come a time where you are going to have to go to these events, not necessarily just for the times on the track, which you are smashing, but soaking in that atmosphere, getting used to the whole process of it all, competing against the best across the world as well. Yeah, no, definitely. Obviously, i want to go as far as i can on the global stage, and do as well as i can. But there might be sacrifices i have to make along the way. So is this a case where youre not necessarily saying that you wouldnt rule out flying or going to other places, but you just want to think long and hard about it . Yeah, i think i dont want to make any decisions now about what im going to do in the future. I think it will all just come with time. Obviously, id love to go to world champs and the olympics one day, but i kind of want to make sure i think all the decisions i make through thoroughly. Well done, guys. Good job. The stance that innes has been taking, do you think that is rubbing off on other athletes or others that she trains with, in some way they look up to her . Yeah, i think because innes is fast, the youngsters just love her anyway. So whatever innes does, shes like their hero, i think. I really hope in the future, therell be more green decisions that are made within the governing bodies. And i think itsjust about working together, working with each other, working with Different Companies that can help provide greener and Sustainable Ways of doing things thanjust the norm nowadays. I think i shouldnt feel restricted just because i want to speak out about the problems that we have. I feel like i should be able to balance that and do well in my running as well. Well done, innes. Youve been amazing on and off the track and you thoroughly deserve this green sports award, young athlete of the year 2023 from the bbc. Well done. Thank you well be speaking to innes live at 8. 50. To find out more about all the winners of this years green sport awards, theres a special Programme Available now on iplayer, and across the bbc sport website and app this week. Youre watching breakfast. Still to come this morning sir lenny henry willjoin us on the sofa at 7. 50 to talk about his new childrens book, and judging the bbc� s 500 words writing competition. He launched it with us last week on that very posh trip to Buckingham Palace. He was slurping tea. Hopefully he will not be slurping coffee with us on the server here this morning. Time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. On the sofa. Hello, im asad ahmad. Witnesses are being sought by the parents of a boy who got trapped and badly hurt in an escalator at London Bridge station. Four year old oscar suffered life changing injuries after a visit to the new years day parade on 1st january. The boot he was wearing got stuck in the side of the escalator and his parents have now decided to take network rail to court. Mentally, were still not over the situation. We still, we relive it quite a lot. And hes very cautious now, more than ever. But its, hes too cautious to things so he always asks me, is that ok . When it should be completely fine. Network rail say although it is saddened by the incident, it would be inappropriate to comment while a case is ongoing. The conservative Party Conference was nearly rocked by a comment made by their Candidate Standing in next years london mayoral election. Susan hall made this slip of the tongue. I will be sitting at my desk in city hall as your first female labour. No, not labour never labour Yourfirst Female london mayor. And just to confirm Conservative Susan Hall will stand against labour london mayor sadiq khan in may. Some good news for River Crossers as Wandsworth Bridge has reopened after having closed injuly. It was shut after crucial bearings, deep underneath the bridge were found to need replacing. Traffic can once again use the bridge from this morning but it will be a few days before the scaffolding comes down. Lets take a look at the tube board now. Metropolitan line, no service between Chalfont Latimer and chesham due to a person on the track. Now onto the weather with sara. Morning. Another really mild start across london and the southeast this morning, again temperatures in the mid teens to start. An awful lot of cloud which We Saw Yesterday of course and then through the day today that cloud is going to thicken even more bringing light and patchy showers this morning. Heavier ones this afternoon and evening, they could be thundery. There could be some breaks in the cloud, it will still be quite warm as well. Overnight tonight were going to start to see that whole system trying to pull away off towards the south and east, so some clearance developing eventually from the north and west. Consequently its not quite as mild first thing tomorrow morning. Temperatures typically holding up. The Bigger Picture for the middle part of the week, as the High Pressure is building in from the south, it will be fairly breezy, tuesday and wednesday. But a lot of dry and fine weather and in fact, for tomorrow, it will be a bright day, lots of sunshine through the day but it will be fairly windy. And those temperatures actually will have come down and they will be closer to average for the time of year. And then that High Pressure will try and settle midweek, could be warmer again next weekend. Thats it for now. More on the website. Hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. The price of a first class stamp is going up again for the third time in 18 months. From today one will cost you £1. 25, thats up 15p, while a Second Class Stamp stays at 75p. Ben is at a Greeting Cards factory in gloucester this morning to tell us more. If we were going to send one of those cards, we would have to save up those cards, we would have to save up for our stamps as they are so expensive. Up for our stamps as they are so exoensive up for our stamps as they are so exensive. ~ ,. , expensive. Absolutely, they are so exoensive expensive. Absolutely, they are so exoensive they expensive. Absolutely, they are so expensive. They have expensive. Absolutely, they are so expensive. They have got expensive. Absolutely, they are so expensive. They have got so expensive. Absolutely, they are so expensive. They have got so many| expensive. They have got so many kante, 21 for a birthday, Christmas Cards, rows and rows. That isjust one set of cards in one box in one aisle in this massive warehouse. Stewart is making sure they are all organised so they can send the right cards to the right retailers. The concern is for you and me to send cards, it is getting more expensive. From today the cost of a first class stamp has gone up by 15 p. Second class stamps are the same price. I went out yesterday and bought a book of four first class stamps, which cost me £4 40. Today, this would cost me £4 40. Today, this would cost you £5. If you have got old stamps, as long as they have got a bar code on, they can still be used. The worry is that businesses like this could be affected by the rise in cost of sending cards and letters. To give you a sense of how big the Greeting Card Industry is, in this warehouse alone, they sent out 50 million cards to retailers across the uk and Around The World every year. My goodness, we do like to send our cards. We spent £1. 5 billion on Greeting Cards on the uk last year. As a nation we send more cards per person than any other country. The concern is that with stamps getting more expensive, we mayjust think twice stamps getting more expensive, we may just think twice and stamps getting more expensive, we mayjust think twice and perhaps send fewer cards. Lets speak to david who is the Chief Executive here at this fire. How much of a difference will make, 15p, is that a rise that people might be deterred . We are always concerned about Price Increases but we believe that the industry is fairly robust in terms of why people send Greeting Cards, its notjust about of why people send Greeting Cards, its not just about the class. Of why people send Greeting Cards, its notjust about the class. There is always second class option at 75 p is always second class option at 75 p which is more reasonable. It is sending something which has great value. I5 sending something which has great value. ,. ,. ,. , value. Is there an idea about d namic value. Is there an idea about dynamic pricing, value. 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We hope if he is up they will be i hope if he is up they will be tellin hope if he is up they will be telling us hope if he is up they will be telling us how hope if he is up they will be telling us how he hope if he is up they will be telling us how he did hope if he is up they will be telling us how he did it i hope if he is up they will be telling us how he did it over l hope if he is up they will be l telling us how he did it over the weekend. It was not as straightforward as you might have expected yesterday. The tears flowed, the beers have flowed. And im not sure much sleep has followed those celebrations in rome that lasted into the early hours. As the European Team capped off a remarkable turnaround after that humiliating defeat in the us two years ago. Andy swiss reports. They are europes golfing gladiators, a roman triumph from a remarkable team. Earlier, the home fans had arrived full of confidence. They only needed four points. America needed a miracle. And at first there was no sign of one. After early wins for Viktor Hovland, Tyrrell Hatton and an emotional rory mcilroy, europe needed just half a point. It all seemed straightforward. It wasnt. Matt fitzpatrick had a putt for the cup, but he missed. Max homa didnt and a us fight back was on. Superb. But with european nerves jangling, enter Tommy Fleetwood in dazzling fashion. Oh, shot of the day shot of his life when he was guaranteed a half point, the celebrations could begin. And when in the next hole he won his match it was official. And the ryder cup is back in european hands. Tears ofjoy for fleetwood. European euphoria, but also relief. Its an amazing feeling and an amazing pressure and just so happy that we managed to do it. And soon the trophy was theirs and rome was rocking. Well, what an unforgettable day for europes players and for their thousands of fans here. Theyve won back the ryder cup in sensational style. Andy swift, bbc news, rome. Leading those celebrations, rory mcilroy. That was on the team bus, alongside team mate shane lowry there. Remember mcilroy was in tears two years ago. Very different mood this time round. Very special moments for them this morning. A very different mood. Defending champions south africa are on the brink of the Rugby World Cup quarterfinals after a bonus point victory over tonga. Seven tries they scored in marseille, this the pick, as they won by 49 points to 18. The win moves them top of pool b the game between scotland and ireland on saturday will decide the final standings. A Bonus Point Win over portugal has kept australias slim hopes of reaching the quarterfinals alive. Eddiejones side are second in pool c. But third placed fiji need just one point from their final match against portugal next week progress at australias expense. Just the one Premier League game yesterday. Nottingham forest, who were down a player, and down a goal, recovered to take a point against brentford. Moussa niakhate was sent off for forest. That saw brentford immediately take the lead through that saw brentford immediately take the lead through christian norgaards header. But forest rallied late on and pulled level thanks to nicolas dominguez� s goal. Afterjust ten months in charge, rangers have sacked manager Michael Beale after a poor start to the season. The 3 1 home defeat to aberdeen on saturday was their third of the Scottish Premiership season and put them seven points behind leaders celtic. The club said results had fallen short of what everyone connected to rangers would expect. Former midfielder steven davis has taken interim charge. It was an eventful start to the new Womens Super League season. There was a record crowd of over 54,000 at the Emirates Stadium as arsenal were shocked by liverpool 1 0. And the defending champions chelsea picked up where they left off beating their london rivals tottenham 3 1. The american striker mia fischel, a lifelong chelsea fan, said it was a dream to score on her debut at stamford bridge. Chelsea are going for a fifth consecutive wsl title. Englands laurenjames scored their second after half time. So a great start for emma hayes side. Last seasons runners up Manchester United got off to a winning start away at aston villa. They had to come from behind goals from lucia garcia, and then this header from striker Rachel Williams in injury time gave marc skinners side all three points. We spoke about this on yesterdays programme, but the row over the use of the Video Assistant Referee in liverpools defeat to tottenham on saturday is rumbling on. Liverpool say Sporting Integrity has been undermined by an error that failed to overturn an incorrect decision to disallow a luis diaz goal for offside with the match still goalless. In a statement, the club said they will explore the range of options available. The var officials were stood down from duty for the rest of the weekend and the governing body for referees, pgmol, admitted that Darren England and assistant dan cook had failed to act. It has also emerged that cook, england and michael oliver, who was the fourth official, were also part of a Match Officiating Team who took charge of a league game in the United Arab Emirates on thursday, raising more questions. In snooker, Mark Williams rolled back the years to win the british open. He beat mark selby by 10 frames to 7 in the final in cheltenham. At 48 years of age, he becomes the second oldest player to win a World Ranking tournament, the 25th of his career. And history yet again for gymnast simone biles at the World Gymnastics Championships in antwerp, becoming the first woman to land a move that will now be named after her. The move is rated the most difficult and put her into first place in all around qualifying. The move will now be named after the biles 2. She was competing internationally for the First Time Since taking a two year break to work on her mental health, having suffered from the twisties at the tokyo olympics. So, really impresive stuff from biles there. Great to see her back and she is obviously in the right head space at the moment, clearly in the right space to be performing a routine that no one else can do and that bodes well. That no one else can do and that bodes well bodes well. Thats the most incredible bodes well. Thats the most incredible comeback, i bodes well. Thats the most incredible comeback, to i bodes well. Thats the most. Incredible comeback, to have bodes well. Thats the most i incredible comeback, to have had that whole episode she had where she became as you say it was so difficult for her to compete, she wasnt comfortable or happy to do that, and its amazing. Unbelievable turnaround are that, and its amazing. Unbelievable turnaround are great that, and its amazing. Unbelievable turnaround are great to that, and its amazing. Unbelievable turnaround are great to see that, and its amazing. Unbelievable turnaround are great to see her that, and its amazing. Unbelievable turnaround are great to see her at l turnaround are great to see her at her best and a move named after her. Heres carol with the weather. Good morning. Its a very mild start to the day for many of us this morning, but if you are in aberdeenshire, its a chilly start. Temperatures down there to three degrees. Quite a murky start in the south, mist and fog around, dense fog currently in the south west of england. Clearand fog currently in the south west of england. Clear and cool in the north but here we have some showers. The reason we have got Cloud In Southern Areas is because of this Weather Front, it is fairly weak but it will p9p up front, it is fairly weak but it will pep up later on. Low pressure not too far away in the north west, and here we will have showers especially northern and Western Scotland and Northern Ireland, on and off through the day. You might hear the odd rumble of thunder from them, a few will get into the east and Northern England. Forthe will get into the east and Northern England. For the rest of england and wales especially late morning into the afternoon, this is where we will see the Heavy Rain Developed and that will be thundery in places. Still humid and warm in the south, highs of 22 in london. Pressure behind the Weather Front, 13 to 17 degrees across scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England. Through the evening and overnight, all of this rain pushes it steadily east. A lot of it clearing off into the north sea. Continuing with blustery showers in the north and west, the wind started to pick up. No problems with frost, overnight lows, seven to 14 degrees. As this front thinks south, we will notice Pressure Conditions are starting to follow on behind. Here is the front first thing in the morning, it does clear away. We have another Weather Front heading south as well, a fairly weak feature. As you can see from the isobars, we are looking at a west or north westerly breeze. Windy across the north of the country, that breeze blowing in a lot of showers initially to the north and west but some of them will make it over towards the east. In between we will have sunny spells. Temperatures 12 to 19 degrees. By tuesday, we will have lost the humidity across southern areas, feeling much fresher more or less across the board. As we move from tuesday into wednesday, High Pressure starts to build in southern areas, but we have a clutch of fronts connected to low pressure moving across the north of the country. That means rain across Northern Ireland and scotland, through the day we will push that in across Northern England and continue to Journey Towards the north sea. Behind it there will be some showers but where we have got High Pressure building in the south, much drier conditions and here we are looking at one or two showers potentially in wales and the south west, highs 12 to 19 degrees. Beyond that, as we head into thursday, breezy and wet across the north and west sums it up. Cloudy with a few showers or light rain and drizzle in southern areas. Moving on into friday, there will be more sunshine in southern areas but wetter and windier in the north. If the forecast turns out as we think it is going to as we head into next weekend, its going to be quite warm in southern areas, especially where it could hit 25 once again depending on the sunshine if on saturday. Thank you, carol with that in mind. Lets go back to a sunny saturday in july 1985. Live aid, one of the most famous days in music history, when queen, u2, david bowie and many others performed an all Star Charity Concert at Wembley Stadium. Now live aid is being made into a Stage Musical and bob geldof has given the show his blessing. Hes been talking to our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. Its 12 noon in london, 7 00am in philadelphia, and Around The World, its time for live aid. One of the most famous concerts of all time is being turned into a musical. All right live aid, which raised Money Forfamine relief in ethiopia, was watched by an estimated 1. 5 billion people in 1985. Now a Stage Version is heading to the Old Vic Theatre in london with the blessing of the original organiser, bob geldof. Tell me why, i dont like mondays. Live aid the musical, why . Live aid the musical, whod have thought . You know, live aid the musical happened 40 years ago, it was on in wembley, you know. They came and said, we know youre going to say no, but we want to do it because our dads have never stopped talking about this day. We think its theatre. You know, lets put on a show we can be heroes, just for one day. The musical is called just for one day after the line from david bowies heroes. Are there people playing david bowie and bono and Freddie Mercury . No, no, its not a tribute thing. I wouldnt have anything to do with that. I hope that someone gets my message in a bottle. The songs drive the drama along. It hinges on individuals and their experience because that was live aid. Well, tonight thank god its them instead of you. The plots will balance a behind the scenes look at how both band aid and live aid came together with a love story inspired by real events. Very cleverly, theres a story, and the story is based on actual testimony from the day. Its real people telling their story throughout this. So its complex theatre. Which songs do you pick from live aid . Where do you begin this . Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. The Band Aid Charitable trust will receive 10 of all ticket sales. Bob geldof hopes the musical will tour, possibly internationally, after its original nine week run starting injanuary. The one thing he has not been enjoying . Going to early script reads and seeing someone play him. Its bad enough being bob geldof, its slightly worse seeing somebody pretending to be you. The one upside from me is that hes got an amazing voice, stage bob, so people will actually think that i sing as good as that Feed The World live aid lives again. Colin paterson, bbc news. He has certainly got some good some. I remember it so well, dont you . It was a magical day. It has certainly got some good songs the live aid musical, just for one day, will have a nine Week Limited Run at the Old Vic Theatre in london beginning in january. I would say, i would guess, it has the potential to run longer than that and travel around. One day everything will be a musical, wont it . Bbc breakfast, the musical ila if youre learning to drive at the moment, your biggest stress might not be parallel parking or three point turns but actually finding somewhere to take your test. Theres a huge backlog this year, with some learners waiting from today thousands of extra tests are being made available, to help cut the Waiting Lists. In september, the average wait time for a driving test in britain was 20 weeks. There are more than half a million learners booked in for their test over the coming months. The driver and Vehicle Standards Agency said the Long Waiting Times are due to increased demand, Industrial Action on Civil Service pay, and a change in customer behaviour, with more people booking in advance because of concerns about not being able to get a test. The dvsa is now taking steps to reduce the wait, including recruiting new examiners and asking recently retired examiners to come back to work. Were joined now by mark born from the aa driving school, and polly, who passed her test this summer. Morning, both of you. Polly, you did quite a clever thing to pass your test, share with us how that come about. , test, share with us how that come about. ,. ,. , ~ about. Yeah, my dad was quite keen for me to get about. Yeah, my dad was quite keen for me to get driving about. Yeah, my dad was quite keen for me to get driving as about. Yeah, my dad was quite keen for me to get driving as soon about. Yeah, my dad was quite keen for me to get driving as soon as i for me to get driving as soon as possible. So i did my theory straightaway, and then you can book a test so we kind of booked one in a random placejust to have a test so we kind of booked one in a random place just to have one so you can get the cancellation later down the line. That one happened to be booked for lincolnshire which is two hours away from where i live. Because where is home . Bucks. So it not closer because where is home . Bucks. So it got closer to because where is home . Bucks. So it got closer to the because where is home . Bucks. So it got closer to the time, because where is home . Bucks. So it got closer to the time, we because where is home . Bucks. So it got closer to the time, we got i because where is home . Bucks. So it got closer to the time, we got the i got closer to the time, we got the cancellation, nothing was coming up for our area so cancellation, nothing was coming up for ourarea so our cancellation, nothing was coming up for our area so our debt my dad said, letsjust go for our area so our debt my dad said, lets just go to lincolnshire and do that one so i did that. So what was it like doing your test in a place you didnt know . It what was it like doing your test in a place you didnt know . A place you didnt know . It was uuite a place you didnt know . It was quite scary a place you didnt know . It was quite scary. Doing a place you didnt know . It was quite scary. Doing a a place you didnt know . It was quite scary. Doing a driving i a place you didnt know . It was| quite scary. Doing a driving test scary anyway, but i didnt know the roads, i wasnt familiar with the area at all. We went the night before and stayed in a hotel and practised that evening and then in the morning as well so i knew the road is a bit. But its not the same if you you have been driving there while you are learning. We] if you you have been driving there while you are learning. While you are learning. Well done for passing while you are learning. Well done for passing. Thats while you are learning. Well done for passing. Thats excellent. I while you are learning. Well done for passing. Thats excellent. A l while you are learning. Well done i for passing. Thats excellent. A big relief that you didnt have to go back to lincolnshire again it sounds like polly is not the only one, there are people going to literally Great Lengths to try and get a slot somewhere. Absolutely, and certainly get a slot somewhere. Absolutely, and certainly travelling get a slot somewhere. Absolutely, and certainly travelling to get a slot somewhere. Absolutely, and certainly travelling to places. And certainly travelling to places like lincolnshire or in the south west as well, and it is using these south west as well, and it is using these booking apps where you book a test, because there are no tests available test, because there are no tests available locally Cookery Book A Test and available locally Cookery Book A Test and then hope for a cancellation locally, so you book a test cancellation locally, so you book a test and cancellation locally, so you book a test and then hope for a cancellation on these apps look for a cancellation for you. That is part of the a cancellation for you. That is part of the problem. Since we have had the backlog since covid, these businesses have sprung up to capitalise on the fact that it is so difficult capitalise on the fact that it is so difficult to capitalise on the fact that it is so difficult to get a test. So the news from difficult to get a test. So the news from the difficult to get a test. So the news from the dvsa last week that they are going from the dvsa last week that they are going to increase the number of tests are going to increase the number of tests and are going to increase the number of tests and not to make a ten to start tests and not to make a ten to start to tests and not to make a ten to start to make tests and not to make a ten to start to make a dent in the backlog, that is start to make a dent in the backlog, that is a start to make a dent in the backlog, that is a real start to make a dent in the backlog, that is a real good thing. That is a real good thing. There are 150,000 slots that is a real good thing. There are 150,000 slots released that is a real good thing. There are 150,000 slots released today, i that is a real good thing. There are| 150,000 slots released today, what does that mean . Does that mean . There is a half a million backlog does that mean . There is a half a million backlog but does that mean . There is a half a million backlog but that does that mean . There is a half a million backlog but that is does that mean . There is a half a million backlog but that is great i million backlog but that is great news, million backlog but that is great news, those slots, because the behaviour news, those slots, because the behaviour of people booking tests early or behaviour of people booking tests early or not cancelling tests if they early or not cancelling tests if they are early or not cancelling tests if they are not ready, so if you have ot they are not ready, so if you have got a they are not ready, so if you have got a little they are not ready, so if you have got a little bit more capacity within got a little bit more capacity within the tests, it does take the pressure within the tests, it does take the pressure off. There is nothing worse than having pressure off. There is nothing worse than having to go, i have to go for my test than having to go, i have to go for my test because if i dont, it will be another my test because if i dont, it will be another six months. Thats a really be another six months. Thats a really difficult thing, if you are unsuccessful, the thought of having to wait unsuccessful, the thought of having to wait six unsuccessful, the thought of having to wait six months for another test and the to wait six months for another test and the extra costs. It� s to wait six months for another test and the extra costs. And the extra costs. Its an added incentive to and the extra costs. Its an added incentive to pass, and the extra costs. Its an added incentive to pass, you and the extra costs. Its an added incentive to pass, you dont i and the extra costs. Its an added incentive to pass, you dont want| and the extra costs. Its an added l incentive to pass, you dont want to go through it again. Go through it again. Yes, youre not caettin go through it again. Yes, youre not getting anyone. Go through it again. Yes, youre not getting anyone. Just go through it again. Yes, youre not getting anyone, just go go through it again. Yes, youre not getting anyone, just go for go through it again. Yes, youre not getting anyone, just go for it, i getting anyone, just go for it, because it would be ages before you would get another one. So because it would be ages before you would get another one. Would get another one. So home is buckingham. Would get another one. So home is buckingham, are would get another one. So home is buckingham, are there would get another one. So home is buckingham, are there particular. Buckingham, are there particular parts of the country where the Waiting Lists are longer and the chance of swapping is much less . Bucks and around the area is probably one of the longest because of the probably one of the longest because of the population density. It does very from of the population density. It does very from region to region. Up in scotland very from region to region. Up in scotland it very from region to region. Up in scotland it can be incredibly long wait because there are less to test centres wait because there are less to test centres and more people per centre. What centres and more people per centre. What your centres and more people per centre. What your friends make of it . Do you think other people might do the same thing . Mr; think other people might do the same thin . G , thing . My boyfriend did his in devon, thing . My boyfriend did his in devon. That thing . My boyfriend did his in devon, that was thing . My boyfriend did his in devon, that was four thing . My boyfriend did his in devon, that was four hours i thing . My boyfriend did his in| devon, that was four hours for thing . My boyfriend did his in i devon, that was four hours for him. From buckinghamshire . Wow did he pass . He from buckinghamshire . Wow did he ass . From buckinghamshire . Wow did he ass . , my from buckinghamshire . Wow did he ass . , � pass . He did, which is lucky. And lots of my pass . He did, which is lucky. And lots of my friends pass . He did, which is lucky. And lots of my friends have pass . He did, which is lucky. And lots of my friends have quite i pass . He did, which is lucky. And lots of my friends have quite long waits. I dont know many people that have travelled that far, they are just doing the waiting game because its not easy to travel that far i guess. A long way, pay for a hotel, you dont know the area, its easier to just wait in some senses. Brute to just wait in some senses. We should tojust wait in some senses. We should explain to people who maybe dont have kids of your age or who are not at your stage driving now, this app thing, its relatively new, there were not apps when i was learning to drive it has become quite a standard practice, people book a slot somewhere and then use the app to. Is this the new normal, do you think . Im the app to. Is this the new normal, do you think . Im hoping its not the normal, do you think . Im hoping its not the new normal, do you think . Im hoping its not the new normal. Normal, do you think . Im hoping its not the new normal. Polly i normal, do you think . Im hoping| its not the new normal. Polly was lucky. Its not the new normal. Polly was lucky. How its not the new normal. Polly was lucky, how app was not expensive but some lucky, how app was not expensive but some of lucky, how app was not expensive but some of them are really expensive and they some of them are really expensive and they are really capitalising on the fact and they are really capitalising on the fact that people are desperate for tests the fact that people are desperate for tests. They only really developed after the pandemic when people developed after the pandemic when people needed to get tests and things people needed to get tests and things like that. As we get back to normal things like that. As we get back to normal in things like that. As we get back to normal in terms of having six to eight normal in terms of having six to eight to normal in terms of having six to eight to eight to ten week waits for driving eight to eight to ten week waits for driving test, i think the business for these driving test, i think the business for these apps will probably die down for these apps will probably die down a for these apps will probably die down a little bit. find for these apps will probably die down a little bit. Down a little bit. And the end result theyll down a little bit. And the end result theyll is down a little bit. And the end result theyll is that down a little bit. And the end result theyll is that you i down a little bit. And the end result theyll is that you are i down a little bit. And the endj result theyll is that you are a driver, polly. And you have your independent. Driver, polly. And you have your independent driver, polly. And you have your. Independent. This independent. Yeah, its great. This is our independent. Yeah, its great. This is your moment. Independent. Yeah, its great. This is your moment, this independent. Yeah, its great. This is your moment, this is independent. Yeah, its great. This is your moment, this is you is i independent. Yeah, its great. This| is your moment, this is you is that lincolnshire . Is your moment, this is you is that lincolnshire . No, is your moment, this is you is that lincolnshire . No, that is your moment, this is you is that lincolnshire . No, that is is your moment, this is you is that lincolnshire . No, that is my i is your moment, this is you is that| lincolnshire . No, that is my house it must be lincolnshire . No, that is my house it must be a lincolnshire . No, that is my house it must be a massive lincolnshire . No, that is my house it must be a massive relief lincolnshire . No, that is my house it must be a massive relief to i lincolnshire . No, that is my house it must be a massive relief to you. I it must be a massive relief to you. And meanwhile your friends who are still turning 17 and getting on with it are having to wait ages. Yes. Still turning 17 and getting on with it are having to wait ages. It are having to wait ages. Yes, i have a designated it are having to wait ages. Yes, i have a Designated Driver it are having to wait ages. Yes, i have a Designated Driver now i it are having to wait ages. Yes, i i have a Designated Driver now that will teach you have a Designated Driver now that will teach you congratulations, well done, and thank you to you, as well, mark. Let us note this morning if this is affecting you and your family, we would love to hearfrom you and your experiences at the lengths you have wanted to get a test. ,. ,. ,. Lengths you have wanted to get a test. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , lengths you have wanted to get a test. ,. ,. ,. , test. You drive a long way good ob ou test. You drive a long way good ob you passed test. You drive a long way good ob you passed thank i test. You drive a long way good ob you passed thank you, i test. You drive a long way good ob you passed thank you, polly. I time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Hello. Im asad ahmad. Witnesses are being sought by the parents of a boy who got trapped and badly hurt in an escalator at London Bridge station. Four year old oscar suffered life changing injuries after a visit to the new years day parade on 1st january. The boot he was wearing got stuck in the side of the escalator and his parents have now decided to take network rail to court. Mentally, were still not over the situation. We still relive it quite a lot. And hes very cautious now, more than ever. But hes too cautious to things so he always asks me, is that ok . When it should be completely fine. Network rail say although it is saddened by the incident, it would be inappropriate to comment while a case is ongoing. The conservative Party Conference was nearly rocked by a comment made by their Candidate Standing in next years london mayoral election. Susan hall made this slip of the tongue. I will be sitting at my desk in city hall as your first female labour. No, not labour never labour Yourfirst Female london mayor. And just to confirm, Conservative Susan Hall will stand against labour london mayor sadiq khan in may. Some good news for River Crossers, as Wandsworth Bridge has reopened after having closed injuly. It was shut after crucial bearings, deep underneath the bridge were found to need replacing. Traffic can once again use the bridge from this morning, but it will be a few days before the scaffolding comes down. Lets take a look at the tube board now. Metropolitan line, no service between Chalfont Latimer and chesham due to a person on the track. And a signalfailure is causing minor delays on the central line. Now onto the weather with sara. Morning. Another really mild start across london and the southeast this morning, again temperatures in the mid teens to start. An awful lot of cloud which We Saw Yesterday of course and then through the day today that cloud is going to thicken even more bringing light and patchy showers this morning. Heavier ones this afternoon and evening, they could be thundery. There could be some breaks in the cloud, it will still be quite warm as well. Overnight tonight were going to start to see that whole system trying to pull away off towards the south and east, so some clearance developing eventually from the north and west. Consequently its not quite as mild first thing tomorrow morning. Temperatures typically holding up. The Bigger Picture for the middle part of the week, as the High Pressure is building in from the south, it will be fairly breezy, tuesday and wednesday. But a lot of dry and fine weather and in fact, for tomorrow, it will be a bright day, lots of sunshine through the day but it will be fairly windy. And those temperatures actually will have come down and they will be closer to average for the time of year. And then that High Pressure will try and settle midweek, could be warmer again next weekend. Thats it for now. More on the website. Im back in half an hour. Bye for now. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. Our Headlines Today the longestjoint Strike Action in nhs history. Junior doctors and consultants are walking out for three days from today, in a long running dispute over pay. Water bills to rise by £150 a year, part of a proposed upgrade plan by suppliers, to cut the amount of Sewage Spills. Tougher rules on benefits and a boost to the National Living wage the Chancellorjeremy Hunt will be on breakfast this morning, as he sets out his plans at the conservative Party Conference. The the conservative Party Conference. Price of a first r gone the price of a first class stamp has gone up again by 15p, i am at a Greetings Card Warehouse in gloucester to and impact it will have on businesses like this. Find out the impact. In sport, rhe partys started after europes roman conquest. Team europe celebrate after their memorable victory the usa in the ryder cup in rome. Fresh from our visit to Buckingham Palace last week, 500 words judge sir lenny henry will be here to tell us about his new childrens book. For some of us, a foggy start to the day to day, especially south west england, and for england and wales generally, cloudy startled some heavier rain developing later, for scotland and Northern Ireland sunshine and blustery showers, i will have all the detail throughout this mornings programme. Good morning. Its monday the 2nd of october. Our main story Health Leaders are warning of extreme disruption to services in england, as doctors begin their most significant Industrial Action so far. The three day walk out is the longestjoint strike byJunior Doctors and consultants in the history of the health service. Theyre arguing for above Inflation Pay rises, but the government says this years increases are fair and final. Our Health Correspondent Sophie Hutchinson has more. Full pay restoration doctors of all levels on the picket lines. But todays three day walk out marks a clear escalation in this pay dispute, a signal that neither consultants norJunior Doctors are ready to back down. The doctors strike runs from 7am today and finishes at 7am on thursday morning. As on christmas day, only emergency and basic care will be provided. Routine services will be severely disrupted, according to nhs england. Im used to the pain. Sometimes its worse than others. Rosie mitchell knows just how frustrating it is to have an appointment cancelled. She has waited two years for a full Shoulder Replacement and had surgery delayed because of a doctors strike. Well, its depressing. It affects every part of your life because, because youre in pain and because you cant sleep properly and you dont know whats coming up. And also, its on your mind because nobody wants a major operation. I just want to get it out of the way and start to get back to some kind of my normal life. So far, nhs strikes have led to more than a million cancelled operations and there have been warnings of risks to patients. Doctors have apologised but say they wont stop the action until they are given above Inflation Pay rises. Starting from a position where theres risk every day for patients in the nhs because theyre waiting far too long on Waiting Lists, Emergency Care is delayed with the delays we see in Hospital Handovers and ambulances being delayed getting to patients and that actually leads to harm every day in the nhs. What were trying to do here is to force the government to address the Workforce Crisis that would allow us to actually reduce that harm long term. But the government says this years rises of 6 for consultants and almost 9 forJunior Doctors are final. Its more than 100 days since the sides spoke to each other, and despite the risks to nhs patients, theres no sign of an end to this dispute. Sophie hutchinson, bbc news. Sally has more news now. The chancellor will announce an increase in the National Living wage when he addresses the conservative Party Conference in manchester today. Jeremy hunt will also say hes planning stricter rules for some benefits claimants. Our Political Correspondent ione wells has this report. Should the government be cutting taxes ahead of the election . Are you disappointed this could be the end of hsz . Questions still following ministers everywhere they go. Will the conservatives cut taxes . Will they scrap the Hs2 Railway Leg to manchester . Today, its the chancellors turn to try and move the agenda on. Good morning. His pitch confirming ministers will accept an independent recommendation to increase the National Living wage to at least £11. Not a Surprise Ministers almost always do. Hes also saying he will announce tougher punishments for people on benefits who dont take steps to find work, though more detail wont come until the autumn. Butjeremy hunt will hope talk of incentivising people back to work will distract from other issues dominating this conference, like whether hell lower taxes, something ministers have said isnt on the table just yet. Theres a reason that taxes are high, and thats because the economy is slow. Were spending an enormous amount on debt interest, and actually, we increase public spending a fair bit. If there are any tax cuts before the election, almost certainly, id say absolutely certainly, they will be reversed and more than reversed after the election. Last year, rishi sunak was far away from tory conference after losing to liz truss and her major tax cutting agenda. Today, shes back, and so are her ideas from last year. Shell use a speech to call on the government to cut tax for businesses, build more houses, and bring back fracking. Rishi sunak� s allies would argue hes already won the argument with liz truss to prioritise Cutting Inflation over tax cuts right now. These familiar arguments and disagreements of theirs could mean todays Conference Centre may well feel a sense of deja vu. Ione wells, bbc news, manchester. Lets speak to our chief Political Correspondent, Henry Zeffman, whos at the conservative Party Conference. Henry, what are we expecting today . This is a conservative party that is staring at the possibility of defeat in a more meaningful way than they ever have done in the 13 years since they got back into government in 2010. Rishi sunak and his team are trying to do this week is to just begin to reverse that decline and arrest the poll gap that they have with the labour party, so what you will see today from jeremy hunt is an argument which i think will carry through over the next year up to that General Election, and that is about strengthening what he calls the social contract. So that means higher wages, we will hear about the National Living wage going up to at least £11 an hour next year, but it also means tougher measures on those who the government believes are not doing enough to seek work. There are difficulties for rishi sunak here, as you would expect, given there is as you would expect, given there is a General Election coming up which the party may well lose, there are potential leadership candidates just offering here and there are little policies that conservative activists here might be attracted to, and of course there is liz truss, the ghost at the feast, who will be delivering at the feast, who will be delivering a speech just Beforejeremy Hunts speech, at which he will be calling for more tax cuts for businesses at which she will be calling for more tax cuts for businesses, something we already knowjeremy hunt is not going to do. And were hearing about Government Guidance for Mobile Phones in schools. Yes, we expect an announcement very soon on new rules, new guidance for schools for kids with Mobile Phones. They will be saying of course they want children to have Mobile Phones to help them with the journey to and from school, but they should not be using them at school. I say rules, these are not going to be new laws that schools are compelled to follow, it sounds more like it is going to be guidance. A year ago, the Department For Education said they did not think they needed guidance because so many schools were doing this anyway. Clearly something has changed, we expect more details on that soon. More details on that soon. Henry, thank ou more details on that soon. Henry, thank you very more details on that soon. Henry, thank you very much. Spanish authorities are working to identify the remains of 13 people who died after a fire engulfed three nightclubs in murcia. Emergency crews were first called to scene in the early hours of sunday, when a blaze broke out in one venue and spread to neighbouring clubs. The cause of the fire is not yet known. A 31 year old man is due to appear in court today charged with a public order offence, after reports an image of young cancer patient Bradley Lowery was used to Taunt Opposition football fans. The alleged incident happened at sheffield wednesdays home game on friday against sunderland, the team six year old bradley supported before he died of cancer in 2017. Covid and flu are expected to make winter difficult for the nhs, according to senior medics. Doctors are urging those who are eligible to get their free vaccine to protect themselves and help reduce the strain on health services. From today, the price of a first class stamp is going up again, for the third time in 18 months. Ben is at a Greeting Cards factory in gloucester this morning. How much will they cost . The key number, and i have found a card to illustrate, is 15. 15p is how much a first class stamp goes up by from today, up to £1. 25. To illustrate that, i went and bought a book of four first class stamps yesterday, they cost me £4. 40. If you buy the same book today, it will cost you £5, one of times what it cost you £5, one of times what it cost you £5, one of times what it cost you last march. Royal mail says the costs have gone up, the fuel going to be trucks to get those deliveries around the country, staffing, all of those have gone up, the piece in time it still has an obligation to deliver to all uk addresses six days a week one and addresses six days a week one and a half times what it cost you last march. I should say that the price of a Second Class Stamp remains at 75p, if you have first class stamps, is long as they have a bar code on, they will still be valid, so you do not have to throughout your old ones, they are still valid. But the concern is for firms that rely on us sending cards and letters, like this Greeting Card firm here in gloucester, and i will speak to them about the impact it could have a little later. About the impact it could have a little later everyone knows tortoises are slow movers, but whenjoey a tortoise from penzance seemed particularly sluggish, his owners took him to the vet, and made an astonishing discovery. An x ray revealed that joey had developed an enormous bladder stone. The vet who operated on him said it was equivalent to a human having one the size of a basketball. Joey is expected to make a full recovery. Poorjoey it was more like the size of a tennis ball, but the equivalent of a basketball for a human. The time is 6. 13. Heres carol with the weather. A little fresher for the north, but still pleasant for the time of year. A fair bit of cloud around, and across england and wales today, that is certainly going to be the case for most. Some rain developing later as well, cool and clear in the north, but here we do have some blustery showers. Across northern and Western Scotland and Northern Ireland, and later a few getting into Northern England. As we come south, quite a bit of cloud around, and as well as that, we have some dense fog, particularly across the south west, one or two pockets around the airports for gap which, for example. Moving a bit further north, one or two breaks, some drizzle getting across parts of wales and Northern England first thing, then showers and Northern Ireland, northern and Western Scotland. But on either side of his showers, some sunshine, and really thatis showers, some sunshine, and really that is what will continue through the day across Northern England, scotland and Northern Ireland. Most of the blustery showers in the north and west, a few over towards the east, but the rim will develop more widely across the rest of england and also wales, and some of that could be heavy and thundery. As we head through the evening and overnight, all this rain continues to push off towards the north sea, the showers continue in the north east, and the wind will pick up north east, and the wind will pick up as well, but feeling much pressure behind this band of rain across southern areas. So all change winds again. Carol, thank you very much indeed. All all change once again. Dirty water, sewage in our seas and rivers, and how to pay for improvements these are issues weve covered many times here on breakfast. Now Water Companies in england are outlining plans to nearly double spending on infrastructure by 2030. Proposals have been submitted to the Regulator Ofwat worth £96 billion from the year 2025. If approved, the water firms say the plans will cut leaks by more than a quarter. They say theyll also invest £11 billion to reduce Overflow Spills, which they describe as the most ambitious modernisation of sewers since the victorian era. The firms say that would prevent 140,000 sewage Overflow Spills per year, but how would these improvements be funded . Well, customers water bills are expected to rise by £150 a year by the end of the decade. The Regulator Ofwat now has 12 months to decide whether these plans and price rises will get the go ahead. Our environment correspondent jonah fisher is at a Water Treatment works in cardiff. We have talked about a plan and investment and where the money will come from, is this it . Come from, is this it . Good morning from a rather come from, is this it . Good morning from a rather whiffy come from, is this it . Good morning from a rather whiffy cardiff. Come from, is this it . Good morning from a rather whiffy cardiff. If i from a rather whiffy cardiff. If youre watching from cardiff and the valleys this morning and you have just been to the toilet, what you flush away as probably either on its way here or arriving in the next couple of minutes, because this is the main Water Treatment facility for cardiff, it serves about 1 Million People and can process about 6000 litres of sewage a second. Why are we here . As you mentioned, massive proposals being put together by The Water Industry today for an investment from 2025 to 2030. Applications of course on all of our bills, but put together, this package, this proposalfrom the Water Companies is the biggest investment package The Water Industry has ever seen. We will run out of water not within the next 50 years, but within the next 5 10, if we do nothing. East anglia is the driest part of the uk, and making sure theres enough water for everyone is a recurring headache for the local Water Company. Climate change is the biggest challenge we face as a company. This is part of the solution. Put my plate down the back, yeah . A huge Pipeline Project costing more than half a billion pounds. It will transport water from the wettest to the driest areas, and eventually stretch more than 180 miles. Its taking water from north lincolnshire, where we know we have more rain, bringing it down to norfolk, suffolk, and essex, where we have a lot less. Theres widespread agreement that, after years of under investment, our water and sewage infrastructure just isnt up to the job. Its going to take billions of pounds and big projects like this one to fix it. And the bad news is that its you and i, through our bills, whos going to have to pay for it. Today, the Water Companies put a price on it, telling the regulator they want to spend £96 billion from 2025 to 2030. They say it will be used to build new reservoirs, plug leaky pipes, and reduce the flow of raw sewage into our waterways. Well be challenging and scrutinising Company Plans to show that costs are efficient and to ensure that they are good value for money and that companies are able to deliver on their promises to clean up rivers and seas. The Water Companies say the extra cost for the average bill payer will be £84 a year in 2025, rising to more than £150 extra by 2030. What would you say to someone at home who says, why should i pay . The Water Company have taken dividends, profits, it should be up to them. So the balance that this plan needs to make is that between being ambitious for the region and being affordable for customers, the investment is paid for upfront by our by our shareholders, our capital investment. And that is then reclaimed through Customer Bills over the lifetime of an asset, and that is the regulatory model we operate in. The regulator now has a year to decide whether these plans and price rises will get the go ahead. Jonah fisher, bbc news. Iam now i am now joined Iam Nowjoined by i am nowjoined by peter perry, the Chief Executive of welsh water, which is slightly different from the companies in england, it is a not for profit company, but still involved in the proposals today. Peter, thanks forjoining us. You are asking for £3. 5 billion, youre saying it will cost about £120 in terms of increases by 2030, how do you justify that to customers who are saying, these are really difficult times . Aha, are saying, these are really difficult times . Are saying, these are really difficult times . A very good question difficult times . A very good question. What difficult times . A very good question. What we difficult times . A very good question. What we have i difficult times . A very good i question. What we have done difficult times . A very good question. What we have done in difficult times . A very good question. What we have done in terms of our Investment Plan for the next five years is consulted first of all of government, with regulators and customers. Customers are telling us that our plan is acceptable, 84 of them backed our plans. The reason theyre them backed our plans. The reason they� re justifying them backed our plans. The reason theyrejustifying it them backed our plans. The reason theyre justifying it as twofold. They want to see more investment and environment. The second thing we have said to us loud and clear, they dont want us stacking up problems for future dont want us stacking up problems forfuture generations, so dont want us stacking up problems for future generations, so that is the basis of the justification for our increases. 50 the basis of the ustification for our increases. Our increases. So a lot of this money. Our increases. So a lot of this money. Though our increases. So a lot of this money, though a our increases. So a lot of this money, though a significant i our increases. So a lot of this money, though a significant chunk go towards stopping Sewage Spills . That is some people are very aware of at the moment, the amount being discharged into our rivers and oceans. ,. ,. , discharged into our rivers and oceans. , g; discharged into our rivers and oceans. , ,. , oceans. Yes, of that £3. 5 billion, around £2 oceans. Yes, of that £3. 5 billion, around £2 billion oceans. Yes, of that £3. 5 billion, around £2 billion will oceans. Yes, of that £3. 5 billion, around £2 billion will be oceans. Yes, of that £3. 5 billion, around £2 billion will be focused| oceans. Yes, of that £3. 5 billion, i around £2 billion will be focused on improving river Water Quality in coastal Water Quality in wales. Some of it will go on spills, but also in wales, the Biggest Issue we have had direction on from the Welsh Government is to deal with the phosphorus issues we have on some of our special Conservation Area rivers, so that is where the bulk of the spend is going, that is what will give us the biggest environmental gain. Will give us the biggest environmentalaain. , will give us the biggest environmental aain. , environmental gain. How can we be sure that when environmental gain. How can we be sure that when we environmental gain. How can we be sure that when we give environmental gain. How can we be sure that when we give you environmental gain. How can we be sure that when we give you this environmental gain. How can we be i sure that when we give you this huge amount of money, if it is approved by the regulator, that you will put it to good use . Because last week, the regulator looked at the performance of welsh water, said it was on the bottom category, stodgy to pay back £24 million to your customers. Should we will be putting more money in your hands . Absolutely. The reason we are in that category is primarily the impact of 2022, which you will remember was one of the hottest, driest years on record, followed by the winter freeze thaw. Lots of our investment is targeted at improving kpis, went to those issues experienced in 2022. Peter, thank ou ve experienced in 2022. Peter, thank you very much experienced in 2022. Peter, thank you very much for experienced in 2022. Peter, thank you very much forjoining experienced in 2022. Peter, thank you very much forjoining us. Experienced in 2022. Peter, thank| you very much forjoining us. There you very much forjoining us. There you have it, that is the welsh water perspective. All the different Water Companies will be laying out for their customers in their respective regions today exactly what it means for them. We are talking about averages in terms of increases, but it will be different depending on where you are in the country. 0k, oh, thank you very much indeed. The family of a 15 Year Old Girl who was killed in a School Bus Crash in merseyside have described her as warm hearted, wonderful, and devoted. Jessica baker died when the coach, carrying students from west Kirby Grammar School and Calday Grange Grammar School, overturned on the m53 in wirral on friday. The driver 40 year old Stephen Shrimpton also died in the crash. His family said he was a loving husband and father. Support is being offered to pupils from both schools as they return today. Joining us now is stephen gray, headteacher at Calday Grange Grammar School. I know itll be a very difficult day for all your staff, i know itll be a very difficult day forallyourstaff, pupils, parents, for all your staff, pupils, parents, how forallyourstaff, pupils, parents, how is everybody managing . I for all your staff, pupils, parents, how is everybody managing . I think in the circumstances, how is everybody managing . I think in the circumstances, they how is everybody managing . I think in the circumstances, they are in the circumstances, they are managing very well. It never ceases to amaze me, theres a real sense of togetherness, they are dealing with the situation and people really were fantastic, and people stuck together to work through it. We envision a difficult day, it was a difficult day on friday, but as you said before, we have a number of things and support, and the other agencies are well involved, the police and nhs have been absolutely magnificent. Nhs have been absolutely magnificent. Nhs have been absolutely maanificent. ~ nhs have been absolutely maanificent. , magnificent. When you say you have help there. Magnificent. When you say you have help there, support, magnificent. When you say you have help there, support, what magnificent. When you say you have help there, support, what type magnificent. When you say you have help there, support, what type of i help there, support, what type of support is that . For parents sending their children to school today, what type of support is available to them . ,. ,. ,. , them . First of all, we have staff travellin them . First of all, we have staff travelling on them . First of all, we have staff travelling on the them . First of all, we have staff travelling on the buses, them . First of all, we have staff travelling on the buses, we them . First of all, we have staff i travelling on the buses, we thought that was important. There will be anxious about travelling to school in the first place, so we are working with the other school involved in terms of staffing the buses. We also have the police on site all week with us. We have Specialist Mental Health support coming in from the nhs, and we also have our own staff as well, and as you know, with incidents like this, theres never a set way of dealing with it. People react in different ways, and often people want to be made to feel comfortable, so staff will be available including myself, so it is again everybody pulling together. So it is again everybody pulling torether. � ~. ,. ,. ,. , together. And we know that another student has suffered together. And we know that another student has suffered very together. And we know that another student has suffered very bad student has suffered very bad injuries. Can you tell us how he is doing . Injuries. Can you tell us how he is doinr . , injuries. Can you tell us how he is doinr . , doing . Yeah. I believe, well, it is a difficult situation, doing . Yeah. I believe, well, it is a difficult situation, i doing . Yeah. I believe, well, it is a difficult situation, i cannot a difficult situation, i cannot really go into too much detail on that. We have heard from the family over the weekend, we others were sent our best wishes, but it is very difficult, obviously two people have sadly lost their lives, and then as you were saying, two students have been badly injured, one particularly so. It is very difficult, but we will be in contact with the family and offer support where we can. I know there has been an outpouring of support from the community, how much help is that been to you and to the families over the last few days . Huge. I cannot underestimate that enough. Can i thank everybody . It is just remarkable, situations like this, how it pulls people together, it really does. It is quite heart warming the way people react to these things. I have had messages from people i have not seen for years. The whole education community, for example, a local school offered minibus support, staff to come and cover our staff so we could help with the situation on friday, it isjust we could help with the situation on friday, it is just overwhelming, really, in terms of the support we have had. I know the families as well appreciate the support, and it is just being there for each other, and ifound is just being there for each other, and i found that, is just being there for each other, and ifound that, i is just being there for each other, and i found that, i was with the casualties as they were being treated on friday, a special area that was set up, and this is that human contact that is important, and nobody should underestimate that. And as a head teacher, what can you do over the coming days, weeks and months, what do you need to do now . Just be there. It is about being present, really. Theres no manual for this, you obviously do training and courses to be a head teacher, but there is nothing in the script about this. It is about being human. Ifound about this. It is about being human. I found that about this. It is about being human. Ifound that on about this. It is about being human. I found that on friday. You about this. It is about being human. Ifound that on friday. You have about this. It is about being human. I found that on friday. You have to make decisions quickly, obviously, on a day like that, so for example i was dropping a colleague of the casualties including station, and i just ended up staying because i thought it was right to be there. It is an instant you have is a leader, we have a fantastic team here, so it is just about being there for people and doing whatever we can an instinct you have as a leader. Stephen, thank you very much for your time this morning. Stephen, thank you very much for your time this morning. Thank you. It is one to your time this morning. Thank you. It is one to be your time this morning. Thank you. It is one to be such your time this morning. Thank you. It is one to be such a your time this morning. Thank you. It is one to be such a tough your time this morning. Thank you. It is one to be such a tough day your time this morning. Thank you. It is one to be such a tough day for| it is one to be such a tough day for those schools, the staff as well as the kids themselves. Going to be such a tough day. Time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. Good morning, im asad ahmad. Witnesses are being sought by the parents of a boy who got trapped and badly hurt in an escalator at London Bridge station. Four year old oscar suffered life changing injuries to his foot after a visit to the new years day parade on ist january. The boot he was wearing got stuck in the side of the escalator and his parents have now decided to take network rail to court. Mentally, were still not over the situation. We still relive it quite a lot. And hes very cautious now, more than ever. But hes too cautious to things so he always asks me, is that 0k . When it should be completely fine. Network rail say although it is saddened by the incident, it would be inappropriate to comment while a case is ongoing. The conservative Party Conference was nearly rocked by a comment made by their Candidate Standing in next years london mayoral election. Susan hall made this slip of the tongue. I will be sitting at my desk in city hall as your first female labour. No, not labour never labour Yourfirst Female london mayor. And just to confirm Conservative Susan Hall will stand against labour london mayor sadiq khan in may. A London Council says its written off more than £500,000 of parking fines this year as its not been possible to recover the debt. Bexley council says in total its owed over £2. 5 million from the last two years alone. An it error is also blamed for making matters worse. Lets take a look at the tube board now. Metropolitan line has minor delays between Chalfont Latimer and chesham. And a signalfailure is causing minor delays on the central line too. Now onto the weather with sara. Morning. Another really mild start across london and the southeast this morning, again temperatures in the mid teens to start. An awful lot of cloud which We Saw Yesterday of course and then through the day today that cloud is going to thicken even more bringing light and patchy showers this morning. Heavier ones this afternoon and evening, they could be thundery. There could be some breaks in the cloud, it will still be quite warm as well. Overnight tonight were going to start to see that whole system trying to pull away off towards the south and east, so some clearance developing eventually from the north and west. Consequently its not quite as mild first thing tomorrow morning. Temperatures typically holding up. The Bigger Picture for the middle part of the week, as the High Pressure is building in from the south, it will be fairly breezy, tuesday and wednesday. But a lot of dry and fine weather and in fact, for tomorrow, it will be a bright day, lots of sunshine through the day but it will be fairly windy. And those temperatures actually will have come down and they will be closer to average for the time of year. And then that High Pressure will try and settle midweek, could be warmer again next weekend. You can tune into your bbc local Radio Station Breakfast Show on the bbc sounds app and i will be back to give you an update in half an hour. Hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. As weve been reporting this morning, the National Living wage is expected to increase to at least £ii an hourfrom next april. Its something the chancellor jeremy hunt is due to announce in his speech at the conservative Party Conference in manchester today. We can speak to him now. Good morning, thank you forjoining us, chancellor. Good morning, thank you for oining us, chancellor. fi good morning, thank you for oining us, chancellor. Dthis l us, chancellor. Morning, jon. This increase in us, chancellor. Morning, jon. This increase in the us, chancellor. Morning, jon. This increase in the national us, chancellor. Morning, jon. This increase in the National Living us, chancellor. Morning, jon. This| increase in the National Living wage is recommended by the low Pay Commission and government always accept their recommendation so it was going to happen. This accept their recommendation so it was going to happen. Accept their recommendation so it was going to happen. This is a very bi choice was going to happen. This is a very his choice we was going to happen. This is a very big choice we have was going to happen. This is a very big choice we have made. Was going to happen. This is a very big choice we have made. It was going to happen. This is a very big choice we have made. It was i was going to happen. This is a very big choice we have made. It was al big choice we have made. It was a conservative government that introduced the National Living wage. You are right, we have always accepted their recommendation is to date because we want to make work pgy date because we want to make work pay. If you are on the lowest legally minimum acceptable pay, you are earning after this pay rise that im announcing 40 Million People today, you will be earning £9,000 per year more than you would have been earning in 2010. Thats a very big increase. Thats the reason why we have seen unemployment come down ljy we have seen unemployment come down by i we have seen unemployment come down byi million since 2010 because we have seen unemployment come down by1 million since 2010 because we believe it is really important to make work pay and we want to help the lowest paid. We have also by the way increased the tax and National Insurance threshold so that you dont pay a penny of tax or National Insurance on anything less than £1000 per month. We are doing everything we can to make it worthwhile for people who want to do the right thing and work. This worthwhile for people who want to do the right thing and work. The right thing and work. As part of that ou the right thing and work. As part of that you are the right thing and work. As part of that you are also the right thing and work. As part of that you are also announcing i the right thing and work. As part of that you are also announcing today| that you are also announcing today that you are also announcing today that you are tightening up the benefits rules, you say there are 100,000 people leaving work every yearfor 100,000 people leaving work every year for you 100,000 people leaving work every yearfor you are 100,000 people leaving work every year for you are calling a life on benefits. After 13 years in government, how have you let it get that situation . We government, how have you let it get that situation . That situation . We have made some ve bi that situation . We have made some very big improvements that situation . We have made some very big improvements to that situation . We have made some very big improvements to the i very big improvements to the benefits system for example there are 2 million more disabled people in work than there were when we came to office. But despite those improvements, we still have 300,000 people who have been unemployed for more than more than a year despite not having a disability or an illness. We think its fair, given that we have got1 million vacancies in the economy, that they should engage properly with all the support we are giving them to find a job. So yes, we are going to look at the sanctions system. What we are saying is, if you do the right thing, if you take a job, we are increase in National Living wage to over £11 per hour and be worth your while. That is a fair deal that most taxpayers will recognise as their the right approach. Will recognise as their the right a roach. ~ will recognise as their the right aroach. ~ will recognise as their the right aroach. ~. , approach. When you say changing the sanctions system, approach. When you say changing the sanctions system, what approach. When you say changing the sanctions system, what does approach. When you say changing the sanctions system, what does that i sanctions system, what does that mean in real terms . This sanctions system, what does that mean in realterms . Mean in realterms . This is something mean in realterms . This is something that mean in realterms . This is something that mel mean in realterms . This is something that mel stride l mean in realterms . This is| something that mel stride is mean in realterms . This is something that mel stride is looking at carefully, but we want to make sure that sanctions dontjust at carefully, but we want to make sure that sanctions dont just apply to people who dont engage with the process, turning up for an interview, but we want to make sure that people seriously are doing the right thing to find a job, that the outcomes are what they should be. So thats what well be talking more about this afternoon. You thats what well be talking more about this afternoon. About this afternoon. You been talkin about this afternoon. You been talking about about this afternoon. You been talking about how about this afternoon. You been talking about how you about this afternoon. You been talking about how you have i talking about how you have supposedly cut taxes and improved the thresholds for people. Thats a bit rich, isnt it . People watching this morning know all too well, your own mps know all too well, that the tax bill had never been higher in history. Liz truss made you chancellor a year ago and she will say today at a conference that there should be tax cuts, michael gove was saying yesterday that there should be tax cuts before the next General Election. How much do you feel that pressure . We election. How much do you feel that ressure . ~. , election. How much do you feel that ressure . ~. ,. ,. Pressure . We have had a pandemic, and hue pressure . We have had a pandemic, and huge global pressure . We have had a pandemic, and huge Global Energy pressure . We have had a pandemic, and huge Global Energy shock. I pressure . We have had a pandemic, and huge Global Energy shock. But l and huge Global Energy shock. But what im going to be saying to liz truss, to everyone up here in manchester this afternoon, is that if we want faster growth, if we want an end to tax is getting ever higher, it is possible but there are not any short cuts. We need to make it easier for businesses to expand, we need to spend taxpayer money more efficiently, we need reforms to welfare which i have been talking about. But the encouraging news is that we are making progress on that journey, inflation has come right down, we have recovered better than france or germany from the pandemic. And we have a Prime Minister with rishi sunak who is prepared to take those difficult decisions but we need to stick to the course. You have said need to stick to the course. You have said that need to stick to the course. You have said that tax need to stick to the course. You have said that tax cuts are virtually impossible. That word virtually impossible. That word virtually is interesting because it leaves the door slightly open. Do you regret seeing that language being spoken, because it leaves the door open to people like liz truss and michael gove. I door open to people like liz truss and michael gove. Door open to people like liz truss and michael gove. I am trying to set eoles and michael gove. I am trying to set peoples expectations and michael gove. I am trying to set peoples expectations fairly. And michael gove. I am trying to set peoples expectations fairly. If i and michael gove. I am trying to set peoples expectations fairly. If we i peoples expectations fairly. If we were to give a big tax cut this year, that would be inflationary, it would put money in peoples pockets, and that would mean that prices would go up. 50 and that would mean that prices would go up and that would mean that prices wouldo u. ,. ,. , would go up. So not this year, what about next would go up. So not this year, what about next year . Would go up. So not this year, what about next year . Jon, would go up. So not this year, what about next year . Jon, let would go up. So not this year, what about next year . Jon, let me i would go up. So not this year, what about next year . Jon, let me finish| about next year . Jon, let me finish this point. About next year . Jon, let me finish this point. Its about next year . Jon, let me finish this point, its very about next year . Jon, let me finish this point, its very important. If. This point, its very important. If we want to put money in peoples pockets, if we deliver the targets to halve inflation, thats not a 1p cut in income tax, thats a 5p a boost their incomes. That has to be the primary focus. If we want to cut taxes in the long term and get out of the ratchet of every rising taxes, that is possible but it requires difficult decisions. But we will make that decision, rishi sunak and i, because we recognise that taxes are too high and we want to bring them down. Taxes are too high and we want to bring them down. When you said no tax cut this bring them down. When you said no tax cut this year, bring them down. When you said no tax cut this year, we bring them down. When you said no tax cut this year, we will bring them down. When you said no tax cut this year, we will be bring them down. When you said no tax cut this year, we will be in i tax cut this year, we will be in 2024 quite soon, its not long till christmas. Im assuming that means we could well get tax cuts next year. I we could well get tax cuts next ear. , �. ,. , we could well get tax cuts next ear. ,�. ,. ,. I,. , year. I dont have a crystal ball, jon. Year. I dont have a crystal ball, jon, i year. I dont have a crystal ball, jon. I cant year. I dont have a crystal ball, jon. I cant tell year. I dont have a crystal ball, jon, i cant tell you. Year. I dont have a crystal ball, jon, i cant tell you. But year. I dont have a crystal ball, jon, i cant tell you. But you l jon, i cant tell you. But you have a plan . Jon, i cant tell you. But you have a plan . I jon, i cant tell you. But you have a plan . I dont jon, i cant tell you. But you have a plan . I dont know i jon, i cant tell you. But you i have a plan . I dont know whats aroin to have a plan . I dont know whats going to happen have a plan . I dont know whats going to happen. If have a plan . I dont know whats going to happen. If i have a plan . I dont know whats going to happen. If i give have a plan . I dont know whats going to happen. If i give you i have a plan . I dont know whats going to happen. If i give you an| going to happen. If i give you an example, since the spring budget, our debt Interest Payments as a country have gone up dramatically because markets have repriced the long term cost of debt. I dont know whats going to happen in the spring or late next year. But if you are asking me, do i want to bring down the tax burden, the answer is absolutely yes. But i cannot tell you when i will be able to do that. I think people understand that there are not short cuts to these things. We want to make sure the nhs has the money it needs, we want to make sure that schools are properly supported, we want fantastic public services. And we need to grow the economy, be more efficient in the way we spend money, then we can start to bring down taxes. And there is a choice, because the other big party in british politics, the labour party, they dont want to bring down taxes. The last Labour Government put up taxes in 13 out of 13 budgets. We are saying there is a different route, thats the route we want to follow. ,. , route, thats the route we want to follow. , u,. , route, thats the route we want to follow. ,. ,. ,. , route, thats the route we want to follow. ,. ,. ,. , follow. They will say that that was determined follow. They will say that that was determined by follow. They will say that that was determined by the follow. They will say that that was determined by the economic i determined by the economic situations at the time, wont they . Something else that everybody is waiting for is some clarity on hs2, not least in manchester where you are having the tory Party Conference. Is it right that you flew from london to manchester for this conference . I flew from london to manchester for this conference . This conference . I did, i took a ba flirht this conference . I did, i took a ba flight because this conference . I did, i took a ba flight because i this conference . I did, i took a ba flight because i was this conference . I did, i took a ba flight because i was told this conference . I did, i took a ba flight because i was told my i this conference . I did, i took a ba flight because i was told my train | flight because i was told my train had been cancelled. Flight because i was told my train had been cancelled. What does that sa about had been cancelled. What does that say about the had been cancelled. What does that say about the state had been cancelled. What does that say about the state of had been cancelled. What does that say about the state of the had been cancelled. What does that say about the state of the railways . Well, i think, say about the state of the railways . Well, ithink, you know, the railways need improving. We want to invest in our economic infrastructure. Im not going to tell you about hs2, im afraid, jon, because we will make an announcement on that at the appropriate time. But when it comes to the way we spend public money, we are absolutely committed to investing in our economic infrastructure. I understand that you were meeting with the japanese ambassador in london, thats one of the reasons you were taking the flight. Japan of course is famous for its bullet trains and high speed rail network. I wonder what they would think if they look at a map of the uk and find out that you have to fly to manchester. They would think, just crack on, with may . You manchester. They would think, ust crack on, with may . I manchester. They would think, ust crack on, with may . 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I will probably be getting the train back home . I will probably be driving getting the train back home . In ii probably be driving home because i think there is another train strike on wednesday. Indie think there is another train strike on wednesday. Think there is another train strike on wednesday. We wont talk about strikes. Thank on wednesday. We wont talk about strikes. Thank you on wednesday. We wont talk about strikes. Thank you very on wednesday. We wont talk about strikes. Thank you very much, i on wednesday. We wont talk about l strikes. Thank you very much, jeremy hunt. ~ strikes. Thank you very much, jeremy hunt. , i. Strikes. Thank you very much, jeremy hunt. ~ g. Finding increasingly clever ways to ask questions, that all you can do. John is here after a brilliant weekend of golf. Talking about the ryder cup. Drama, elation, rory mcilroy clutching a bottle of champagne, they had been revelling in success over the weekend. All the big tournament that rory mcilroy has won, he is only moved to tears in the ryder cup. They were all crying, john, like babies, goodness me. It they were all crying, john, like babies, goodness me. It shows how much the ryder babies, goodness me. It shows how much the ryder cup babies, goodness me. It shows how much the ryder cup means babies, goodness me. It shows how much the ryder cup means to i babies, goodness me. It shows how| much the ryder cup means to them. Playing as individuals which come into this Team Environment and it brings the emotions out. So brings the emotions out. ir emotional. Brings the emotions out. So emotional. He brings the emotions out. So emotional. He has brings the emotions out. So emotional. He has been i brings the emotions out. So i emotional. He has been drowning himself in champagne emotional. He has been drowning himself in champagne and emotional. He has been drowning himself in champagne and beer. I emotional. He has been drowning i himself in champagne and beer. Well deserved. Absolutely, himself in champagne and beer. Well deserved. Absolutely, great himself in champagne and beer. Well deserved. Absolutely, great viewing i deserved. Absolutely, great viewing and treat deserved. Absolutely, great viewing and great to deserved. Absolutely, great viewing and great to listen deserved. Absolutely, great viewing and great to listen to. Good morning. And it certainly is a good morning for the triumphant European Team who have been celebrating victory in the ryder cup over the united states. Tommy fleetwood securing the winning point yesterday afternoon, as andy swiss reports. They are europes golfing gladiators, a roman triumph from a remarkable team. Earlier, the home fans had arrived full of confidence. They only needed four points. America needed a miracle. And at first there was no sign of one. After early wins for Viktor Hovland, Tyrrell Hatton and an emotional rory mcilroy, europe needed just half a point. It all seemed straightforward. It wasnt. Matt fitzpatrick had a putt for the cup, but he missed. Max homa didnt and a us fight back was on. Superb. But with european nerves jangling, enter Tommy Fleetwood in dazzling fashion. 0h, shot of the day shot of his life when he was guaranteed a half point, the celebrations could begin. And when in the next hole he won his match it was official. And the ryder cup is back in european hands. Tears ofjoy for fleetwood. European euphoria, but also relief. Its an amazing feeling and an amazing pressure and just so happy that we managed to do it. And soon the trophy was theirs and rome was rocking. Well, what an unforgettable day for europes players and for their thousands of fans here. Theyve won back the ryder cup in sensational style. Andy swift, bbc news, rome. Imagine having a spot in the crowd to have all of that unfolding. Or a seat on the team bus yesterday evening. Europes on fire, us terrified europes on fire, us is terrified rory mcilroy alongside team mate shane lowry leading the celebrations. Very different mood for mcilroy after the disappointment of that humiliating defeat two years ago. No wonder they are enjoying themselves. Defending champions south africa are on the brink of the Rugby World Cup quarterfinals after a bonus point victory over tonga. Seven tries they scored in marseille, this the pick, as they won by 49 points to 18. The win moves them top of pool b the game between scotland and ireland on saturday will decide the final standings. A Bonus Point Win over portugal has kept australias slim hopes of reaching the quarterfinals alive. Eddiejones side are second in pool c. But third placed fiji need just one point from their final match against portugal next week progress at australias expense. Afterjust ten months in charge, rangers have sacked manager Michael Beale after a poor start to the season. The 3 1 home defeat to aberdeen on saturday was their third of the Scottish Premiership season and put them seven points behind leaders celtic. The club said results had fallen short of what everyone connected to rangers would expect. Former midfielder steven davis has taken interim charge. Just the one Premier League game yesterday. Nottingham forest, who were down a player, and down a goal, recovered to take a point against brentford. Moussa niakhate was sent off for forest. That saw brentford immediately take the lead through christian norgaards header. But forest rallied late on and pulled level thanks it was an eventful start to the new Womens Super League season. There was a record crowd of over 54 thousand at the Emirates Stadium as arsenal were shocked by liverpool 1 0. And the defending champions chelsea picked up where they left off beating their london rivals tottenham 2 1. The american striker mia fischel, a lifelong chelsea fan, said it was a dream to score on her debut at stamford bridge. Chelsea are going for a fifth consecutive wsl title. Englands laurenjames scored their second after half time. So a great start for emma hayes side. Last seasons runners up Manchester United got off to a winning start away at aston villa. They had to come from behind, goals from lucia garcia, and then this header from striker Rachel Williams in injury time gave marc skinners side all three points. The row over the use of technology in football continues this morning after liverpool said theyd explore a range of options available to them as they were denied a clear goal on saturday. When luis diaz scored against tottenham, it was ruled as offside. But var officials Darren England and dan cook failed to correct the mistake. Liverpool have said Sporting Integrity has been undermined. Its also emerged cook, england and michael oliver, who was the fourth official, were also part of a Match Officiating Team who took charge of a league game in the United Arab Emirates on thursday, before officiating this game on saturday. You wonder after all the ryder cup celebrations if the players have managed to dry off having been doused same has to go for this fan. This is on the 16th after Tommy Fleetwood had been ince who had secured the win. He has been dubbed Colonel Sanders thanks to his all white f outfit. Do Colonel Sanders thanks to his allwhite f outfit. Colonel sanders thanks to his allwhite f outfit. Do we know he is . No idea allwhite f outfit. Do we know he is . No idea. We allwhite f outfit. Do we know he is . No idea. We were allwhite f outfit. Do we know he is . No idea. We were talking i allwhite f outfit. Do we know he i is . No idea. We were talking about the emotion. Is . No idea. 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The odd spot of light rain and drizzle this morning, showers across northern and Western Scotland, blustery here and a few will make it over to the east and a few making it into Northern Ireland. Foremost in Northern Ireland and Northern England, a dry start. You can see the extent of the cloud, some breaks in the cloud but murky in the south west and parts of wales. As we go through the course of the day, you will find the clouds thickening up you will find the clouds thickening up across england and wales and we will start to see some heavier rain push in and some of that could be thundery. You might hear the odd rumble of thunder some of the showers across north west gotland. 13 in the north to 22 in the south. As we head to the evening and overnight, this cloud and rain streams off into the direction of the north sea, a Weather Front, fresher conditions behind it and we persist with the showers in the north and west. The wind strengthening across Northern Areas. Not as humid night in southern areas as it was last night. Tomorrow we have the dregs of the Weather Front Clearing away and then it is a mixture of sunshine and showers. More of a westerly or south westerly breeze tomorrow, and it will be noticeable, driving showers from the west. Some getting to the east, these are the temperatures. 12 to 18, north to south. Thank you, see you soon. You caught me halfway through. By, thank you, see you soon. You caught me halfway through. Abs, big thank you, see you soon. You caught me halfway through. Me halfway through. A big slurp of his bro someone me halfway through. A big slurp of his bro someone who me halfway through. A big slurp of his bro someone who was me halfway through. A big slurp of| his bro someone who was slurping me halfway through. 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Music . Yes, music can be on, there are moments when music can be on, there are moments when it music can be on, there are moments when it is music can be on, there are moments when it is good to be quiet but then like stephen king you can put ac dc on and like stephen king you can put ac dc on and rock like stephen king you can put ac dc on and rock out and write 1000 words in half on and rock out and write 1000 words in half an on and rock out and write 1000 words in half an hour, those of the good days in half an hour, those of the good da s. ~ ,. In half an hour, those of the good da s. ~ , ,. , in half an hour, those of the good das. ,. In half an hour, those of the good das. ,. Days. Why is it you think you wanted to write for days. Why is it you think you wanted to write for kids, days. Why is it you think you wanted to write for kids, what days. Why is it you think you wanted to write for kids, what is days. Why is it you think you wanted to write for kids, what is the to write for kids, what is the message that you wanted to pass on to them . ,. ,. , a. , to them . There were no books at my house when to them . There were no books at my house when i to them . There were no books at my house when i was to them . There were no books at my house when i was a to them . There were no books at my house when i was a kid, to them . There were no books at my house when i was a kid, nobody to them . There were no books at my house when i was a kid, nobody read| house when i was a kid, nobody read to me house when i was a kid, nobody read to me when house when i was a kid, nobody read to me when t house when i was a kid, nobody read to me when i was little. So when i was dad. To me when i was little. So when i was dad. My to me when i was little. So when i was dad, my ex wife and i read to my daughter was dad, my ex wife and i read to my daughter every single night. It was the whole daughter every single night. It was the whole thing in our house and it was books the whole thing in our house and it was books everywhere because i wanted was books everywhere because i wanted to was books everywhere because i wanted to do the opposite of what my parents wanted to do the opposite of what my parents did wanted to do the opposite of what my parents did to me. So many kids around parents did to me. So many kids around the parents did to me. So many kids around the country dont have access to books. Around the country dont have access to books, they dont read. And i think to books, they dont read. And i think its to books, they dont read. And i think its the most cool things to ust think its the most cool things to just disappear into a book. So basically. Just disappear into a book. So basically, like all my other favourite authors, we want kids to et favourite authors, we want kids to get a favourite authors, we want kids to get a lrook favourite authors, we want kids to get a book and disappear into while they have get a book and disappear into while they have never dreamt of. Lots get a book and disappear into while they have never dreamt of. They have never dreamt of. Lots of them are on they have never dreamt of. Lots of them are on devices, they have never dreamt of. Lots of them are on devices, computers. They have never dreamt of. Lots of l them are on devices, computers and phones and just getting them to read a book can be difficult unless the story is brilliant. Story is brilliant. Thats why the world book story is brilliant. Thats why the World Book Day story is brilliant. Thats why the World Book Day Initiative Story is brilliant. Thats why the World Book Day initiative was i story is brilliant. Thats why the l World Book Day initiative was so brilliant. World book Day Initiative was so brilliant, every kid gets a voucher from brilliant, every kid gets a voucher from school, they go to a book shop and they from school, they go to a book shop and they can from school, they go to a book shop and they can buy a pound book. Hopefully and they can buy a pound book. Hopefully that will trigger their appetite to get a book for their trirthday appetite to get a book for their birthday or christmas. The ideal christmas birthday or christmas. The ideal christmas gift, this is it i am going christmas gift, this is it i am going to christmas gift, this is it i am going to get hold of. You christmas gift, this is it i am going to get hold of. Christmas gift, this is it i am going to get hold of. You are on the wron going to get hold of. You are on the wrong channel going to get hold of. You are on the wrong channel its going to get hold of. You are on the wrong channel its a going to get hold of. You are on the wrong channel its a lovely going to get hold of. You are on the wrong channel its a lovely thing i wrong channel its a lovely thing to net a wrong channel its a lovely thing to get a book wrong channel its a lovely thing to get a book in wrong channel its a lovely thing to get a book in your wrong channel its a lovely thing to get a book in your hand, wrong channel its a lovely thing to get a book in your hand, neill to get a book in your hand, neil galman to get a book in your hand, neil gaiman calls it a dream in your rucksack. Gaiman calls it a dream in your rucksack. I gaiman calls it a dream in your rucksack, i think its a lovely thing rucksack, think its a lovely thing its rucksack, i think its a lovely thing. Its a dream you can carry around thing. Its a dream you can carry around with thing. Its a dream you can carry around with you. You dont have to do this. ~~~ around with you. You dont have to do this. ~~~ you around with you. You dont have to do this,. You canjust read it. You do this,. You canjust read it. You can do this,. You canjust read it. You can get do this,. You canjust read it. You can get fingerprints on this. Dirty marks inside. Can you read a little bit . What is happening here . We are being introduced from the professor we are being introduced from the professor in the facility near dudley professor in the facility near dudley is introducing us to his colleague professor Abigail Shapiro and he colleague professor Abigail Shapiro and he is colleague professor Abigail Shapiro and he is telling us all about her and he is telling us all about her and why and he is telling us all about her and why tunde should be happy to meet and why tunde should be happy to meet her and why tunde should be happy to meet her. He is miserable because he wants meet her. He is miserable because he wants to meet her. He is miserable because he wants to be meet her. He is miserable because he wants to be with his rent at the adventure wants to be with his rent at the Adventure Playground but he has got to o Adventure Playground but he has got to go to Adventure Playground but he has got to go to this boy place a complex in london to go to this boy place a complex in london to to go to this boy place a complex in london to meet professor shapiro. Ready . Ready . Apparently, Abigail Shapiro ready . Apparently, Abigail Shapiro was the biggest apparently, Abigail Shapiro was the biggest rain in boston. She has degrees biggest rain in boston. She has degrees in biology, physics, astrology, psychology, advanced mathematics, super advanced mathematics, super advanced mathematics and omg this is a difficult mathematics and omg this is a difficult next level mathematics, phew difficult next level mathematics, phew when she was a teenager, the world phew when she was a teenager, the world is phew when she was a teenager, the world is so phew when she was a teenager, the world is so called smartest people would world is so called smartest people would leave messages on her answerphone for advice. Why does g eguals answerphone for advice. Why does g equals squiggly line time is banana divided equals squiggly line time is banana divided by equals squiggly line time is banana divided by infinity symbol . The professors had met in a conference called professors had met in a conference called the professors had met in a conference called the bermuda triangle, extraterrestrials and superhumans, cannot extraterrestrials and superhumans, cannot we extraterrestrials and superhumans, cannot we alljust get along . They spoke cannot we alljust get along . They spoke about the work they were doing in the spoke about the work they were doing in the facility although they didnt mention in the facility although they didnt mention the talking silver back gorillas mention the talking silver back gorillas who had talked their way out of gorillas who had talked their way out of the gorillas who had talked their way out of the facility, driven to Heathrow Airport and then hijacked a jumbo Heathrow Airport and then hijacked a jumbojet Heathrow Airport and then hijacked a jumbojet to rewind. And then professor jumbojet to rewind. And then professor shapiro made her brilliant speech professor shapiro made her brilliant speech about superhuman kids you can be trained speech about superhuman kids you can be trained to speech about superhuman kids you can be trained to take over the world. Then be trained to take over the world. Then they be trained to take over the world. Then they spoke about tunde, the boy with wings then they spoke about tunde, the boy with wings. Shapiro was intrigued and they with wings. Shapiro was intrigued and they arranged to meet at a super secret laboratory at the complex super secret laboratory at the complex which is why tunde was sulking complex which is why tunde was sulking opposite his parents in the firstclass sulking opposite his parents in the first class compartment of a private train carriage rather than its going down train carriage rather than its going down a train carriage rather than its going down a slide with his best mates. You could down a slide with his best mates. You could look more excited about meeting you could look more excited about meeting the smartest person in the world. Meeting the smartest person in the world, tunde. Professor krause said, excuse world, tunde. Professor krause said, excuse me world, tunde. Professor krause said, excuse me tundes dad interrupted hastily excuse me tundes dad interrupted hastily to excuse me tundes dad interrupted hastily to say, what we need is jokes~ hastily to say, what we need is jokes~ a hastily to say, what we need is jokes. A fellow walked into the pet shop and jokes. A fellow walked into the pet shop and said, can i buy a wasp . They shop and said, can i buy a wasp . They said. Shop and said, can i buy a wasp . They said, we dont sell wasps. The man said. They said, we dont sell wasps. The man said, you have got one in the window man said, you have got one in the window . ,. 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When you write . Yes, i dont write down, i when you write . Yes, i dont write down. I write when you write . Yes, i dont write down, i write up, when you write . Yes, i dont write down, iwrite up, i when you write . Yes, i dont write down, i write up, i want when you write . Yes, i dont write down, i write up, i want people i when you write . Yes, i dont write down, i write up, i want people to| down, i write up, i want people to learn down, i write up, i want people to learn new down, i write up, i want people to learn new words in that kind of thing learn new words in that kind of thing i learn new words in that kind of thing. I loved being challenged by a book. Thing. I loved being challenged by a book. I thing. I loved being challenged by a book, i read hard books, lord of the rings. Book, i read hard books, lord of the rings. The book, i read hard books, lord of the rings, the narnia books, dickens, as much rings, the narnia books, dickens, as much as rings, the narnia books, dickens, as much as i rings, the narnia books, dickens, as much as i could. It was like food to me, much as i could. It was like food to me. I much as i could. It was like food to me. I never much as i could. It was like food to me, i never had books. Ijust wanted to take me, i never had books. Ijust wanted to take them me, i never had books. Ijust wanted to take them all, this is in a march to take them all, this is in a march to the to take them all, this is in a march to the avengers. Its a bunch of kids to the avengers. Its a bunch of kids being to the avengers. Its a bunch of kids being tested by a professor who may or kids being tested by a professor who may or may kids being tested by a professor who may or may not be a bad guy. And they have may or may not be a bad guy. And they have a may or may not be a bad guy. And they have a fantastic adventure and they have a fantastic adventure and they saved they have a fantastic adventure and they saved the day. I always wanted in my they saved the day. I always wanted in my books, great food because there in my books, great food because there is in my books, great food because there is a in my books, great food because there is a with great food and a book. There is a with great food and a book. And there is a with great food and a book, and heroes. These kids become heroes book, and heroes. These kids become heroes despite the fact that they are all heroes despite the fact that they are all different and some of them have different superpowers and there is a bad have different superpowers and there is a bad guy within the super heroes~ is a bad guy within the super heroes~ i is a bad guy within the super heroes. I love anything where kids io heroes. I love anything where kids go on heroes. love anything where kids go on an heroes. I love anything where kids go on an adventure, get to eat great food and go on an adventure, get to eat great food and be go on an adventure, get to eat great food and be a hero for a day. | go on an adventure, get to eat great food and be a hero for a day. I love about it that food and be a hero for a day. I love about it that you food and be a hero for a day. I love about it that you have food and be a hero for a day. I love about it that you have given food and be a hero for a day. I love about it that you have given the. Food and be a hero for a day. I if about it that you have given the kid superpowers and that makes them all a bit different, and you are telling them, its ok to be different. The basic thing them, its ok to be different. The basic thing is them, its ok to be different. The basic thing is it them, its ok to be different. The basic thing is it is ok to be different. Its all right to be friends different. Its all right to be friends and make allies. You dont et friends and make allies. You dont get anywhere in this World Without making get anywhere in this World Without making friends and allies. If the book making friends and allies. If the book is making friends and allies. If the book is about anything, its about that book is about anything, its about that. Depending on each other, relying that. Depending on each other, relying on that. Depending on each other, relying on each other, helping people relying on each other, helping people if relying on each other, helping people if they need a hand. It is all about people if they need a hand. It is all about that. For the first book which all about that. For the first book which is all about that. For the first book which is more about growing up and being which is more about growing up and being bullied and about racial abuse. Being bullied and about racial abuse, and overcoming that, this is about abuse, and overcoming that, this is about when abuse, and overcoming that, this is about when you are in a group, not being about when you are in a group, not being worried so much about who is in charge. Being worried so much about who is in charge, its about coming together in charge, its about coming together and overcoming obstacles. Thats together and overcoming obstacles. Thats what this is about. More books, thats what this is about. More books. More thats what this is about. More books, more writing, thats what this is about. More books, more writing, 500 thats what this is about. Me books, more writing, 500 words, back at the palace new year. I am books, more writing, 500 words, back at the palace new year. At the palace new year. I am going to be in the at the palace new year. I am going to be in the bath at the palace new year. I am going to be in the bath literary at the palace new year. I am going to be in the bath literary festival, l to be in the bath literary festival, come, it will be a hoot. You to be in the bath literary festival, come, it will be a hoot. Come, it will be a hoot. You will not be in come, it will be a hoot. You will not be in the come, it will be a hoot. You will not be in the bath come, it will be a hoot. You will not be in the bath no, come, it will be a hoot. You will not be in the bath no, but come, it will be a hoot. You will not be in the bath no, but in i come, it will be a hoot. You will. Not be in the bath no, but in the ci i not be in the bath no, but in the city i am not be in the bath no, but in the city i am going not be in the bath no, but in the city i am going to not be in the bath no, but in the city i am going to be not be in the bath no, but in the city i am going to be reading not be in the bath no, but in the| city i am going to be reading and and answering questions from impertinent children, no question it impertinent impertinent what is up, comic relief . Yes. Impertinent what is up, comic relief . Yes, next year. Impertinent what is up, comic relief . Yes, next year. And impertinent what is up, comic| relief . Yes, next year. And two little birds. Relief . Yes, next year. And two little birds. My relief . Yes, next year. And two little birds, my series relief . Yes, next year. And two little birds, my series about relief . Yes, next year. And two little birds, my series about my| relief . Yes, next year. And two little birds, my series about my mum and my little birds, my series about my mum and my sister and a mail order bride coming and my sister and a mail order bride coming to and my sister and a mail order bride coming to written in 1957, more books coming to written in 1957, more books about tunde, its going to be great books about tunde, its going to be treat. � get books about tunde, its going to be great get the books about tunde, its going to be great. Get the movie l great. And filmed it. Get the movie deau great. And filmed it. Get the movie deal is there great. And filmed it. Get the movie deal is there going great. And filmed it. Get the movie deal is there going to great. And filmed it. Get the movie deal is there going to be great. And filmed it. Get the movie deal is there going to be a great. And filmed it. Get the movie deal is there going to be a movie . Maybe deal is there going to be a movie . Ma be. A,. , i. Deal is there going to be a movie . Mabe. , maybe. More time for your pyamas and jamming maybe. More time for your pyamas andjammrngjust. Maybe. More time for your pyamas and jamming just. Thank h maybe. More time for your pyamas and jamming just. Thank you b maybe. More time for your pyjamas and jamming just. Thank you for and jamming ust. Thank you for addressing and jamming just. Thank you for addressing this and jamming just. Thank you for addressing this morning. And jamming just. Thank you for addressing this morning. Thank| and jamming just. Thank you for addressing this morning. Thank you, thouuht i addressing this morning. Thank you, thought i would sir lenny henrys new book the boy with wings clash of the superkids is out on thursday. And for more details about the bbc� s 500 words competition, very good how did you do that that was very clever. Very good how did you do that that was very clever was very clever. Lenny is waiting for our was very clever. Lenny is waiting for your entries was very clever. Lenny is waiting for your entries to was very clever. Lenny is waiting for your entries to judge. Was very clever. Lenny is waiting for your entries to judge. This | was very clever. Lenny is waiting l for your entries to judge. This is for your entries to udge. This is our for your entries to udge. This is your tea. For your entries to udge. This is yourtea. Sorry. For your entries to judge. This is your tea, sorry. And for your entries to judge. This is your tea, sorry. And it for your entries to judge. This is your tea, sorry. And it is for your entries to judge. This is your tea, sorry. And it is also your tea, sorry. And it is also coffee. Your tea, sorry. And it is also coffee it your tea, sorry. And it is also coffee. It smells your tea, sorry. And it is also coffee. It smells a your tea, sorry. And it is also coffee. It smells a bit your tea, sorry. And it is also coffee. It smells a bit funny. | your tea, sorry. And it is also | coffee. It smells a bit funny. , your tea, sorry. And it is also coffee. It smells a bit funny. , the smell of randy time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Hello, im asad ahmad. A family is taking legal action after their son lost two toes on an escalator at London Bridge station. The parents of four year old oscar said his wellington boot got caught between the side of the escalator on new years day. Action is being taken against network rail. Network rail say, although it is saddened by the incident, it would be inappropriate to comment while a case is ongoing. The conservative Party Conference was nearly rocked by a comment made by their Candidate Standing in next years london mayoral election. Susan hall made this slip of the tongue. I will be sitting at my desk in city hall as your first female labour. No, not labour never labour Yourfirst Female london mayor. And just to confirm, Conservative Susan Hall will stand against labour london mayor sadiq khan in may. Metropolitan line, no service between Chalfont Latimer and chesham due to a person on the track. And a signalfailure is causing minor delays on the central line. After a dry morning, broken showers spreading across from early afternoon. Top temperature in town around 22 celsius. Thats it for now. Im back in half an hour. Bye for now. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. Our Headlines Today the longestjoint Strike Action in nhs history Junior Doctors and consultants are walking out for three days from today in a long running dispute over pay. Water bills to rise by £150 a year part of a proposed upgrade plan by suppliers to cut the amount of Sewage Spills. Tougher rules on benefits and a boost to the National Living wage the Chancellorjeremy Hunt sets out his plans at the conservative Party Conference. It is all about the numbers, not just on the cards but the price of stamps going up by 15p today for a first class stamp. I am at a greetings card firm in gloucester to fine out how it could affect businesses like this. Took fine out to find out. In sport, the partys started after europes roman conquest. Team europe celebrate after their memorable victory over the usa in the ryder cup in rome. We will be speaking to their captain luke donald this hour. Tonight, thank god its them instead of you. Live aid lives on one of the most famous concerts of all time is being turned into a musical. Live aid the musical happened 40 years ago, it was at wembley, you know. A foggy start to the day for some of us, england and wales fairly cloudy today, some blustery showers but in between some sunshine, all the details later in the programme. Good morning. Its monday the 2nd of october. Health leaders are warning of extreme disruption to services in england, as doctors begin their most significant Industrial Action so far. The three day walk out is the longestjoint strike byJunior Doctors and consultants in the history of the health service. Theyre arguing for above Inflation Pay rises, but the government says this years increases are fair and final. Our Health Correspondent Sophie Hutchinson has more. Full pay restoration doctors of all levels on the picket lines. But todays three day walk out marks a clear escalation in this pay dispute, a signal that neither consultants norJunior Doctors are ready to back down. The doctors strike runs from 7am today and finishes at 7am on thursday morning. As on christmas day, only emergency and basic care will be provided. Routine services will be severely disrupted, according to nhs england. Im used to the pain. Sometimes its worse than others. Rosie mitchell knows just how frustrating it is to have an appointment cancelled. She has waited two years for a full Shoulder Replacement and had surgery delayed because of a doctors strike. Well, its depressing. It affects every part of your life because, because youre in pain and because you cant sleep properly and you dont know whats coming up. And also, its on your mind because nobody wants a major operation. I just want to get it out of the way and start to get back to some kind of my normal life. So far, nhs strikes have led to more than a million cancelled operations and there have been warnings of risks to patients. Doctors have apologised but say they wont stop the action until they are given above Inflation Pay rises. Starting from a position where theres risk every day for patients in the nhs because theyre waiting far too long on Waiting Lists, Emergency Care is delayed with the delays we see in Hospital Handovers and ambulances being delayed getting to patients and that actually leads to harm every day in the nhs. What were trying to do here is to force the government to address the Workforce Crisis that would allow us to actually reduce that harm long term. But the government says this years rises of 6 for consultants and almost 9 forJunior Doctors are final. Its more than 100 days since the sides spoke to each other, and despite the risks to nhs patients, theres no sign of an end to this dispute. Sophie hutchinson, bbc news. Sally has more news now. Water companies in england say theyre planning to almost double spending on infrastructure by 2030 to cut leaks, reduce sewage discharge, and Build Reservoirs, but the cost would be passed on to customers. Theyve submitted proposals to the regulator worth £96 billion. Our environment correspondent jonah fisher is at a Water Treatment works in cardiff. Morning, jonah. So morning, jonah. 50 bill going up . Yes, the biggest package of investment in our water and sewerage infrastructure that this country has ever seen, £96 million, as you said, of proposals that have been submitted to the regulator. The Water Companies say that money will be spent on a variety of different things, including ten new reservoirs, more work to plug leaky pipes, and considerable investment in trying to stop those sewage flows into rivers and oceans that we have talked so much about. But it will come at a cost, when that we as bill payers will have to foot. The estimate put forward by the Water Companies today is on average, it will add £156 to the typical annual bill by 2030, so quite a significant amount. A short while ago, i spoke to peter perry, the Chief Executive of welsh water, and how that rise be justified. Of welsh water, and how that rise be ustified. ,. ,. , justified. Customers are telling us that our plan justified. Customers are telling us that our plan is justified. Customers are telling us that our plan is acceptable, justified. Customers are telling us that our plan is acceptable, 84 i justified. Customers are telling us| that our plan is acceptable, 84 of them that our plan is acceptable, 84 of them in that our plan is acceptable, 84 of them in our that our plan is acceptable, 84 of them in our research backed our plans them in our research backed our plans the them in our research backed our plans. The reason they are justifying it as twofold, they want to see justifying it as twofold, they want to see more investment in the environment, the second and we have said to environment, the second and we have said to us environment, the second and we have said to us loud and clear they do as not want said to us loud and clear they do as not want us said to us loud and clear they do as not want us stacking up problems for future not want us stacking up problems for future generations, so that is the basis future generations, so that is the basis for future generations, so that is the basis for the justification of our increases~ basis for the ustification of our increases. Basis for the ustification of our increases. ,. ,. , increases. This is really starting oint for increases. This is really starting point for negotiation increases. This is really starting point for negotiation between i increases. This is really starting i point for negotiation between the Water Companies and the regulator. They will look at the proposals, the side of it represents value for money for the customers, and whether those price rises can fully be justified. We will find out exactly the rises at the very end of next yearfor the rises at the very end of next year for price rises going the rises at the very end of next yearfor price rises going into the rises at the very end of next year for price rises going into 2025 for the next five years. For the next five years. Jonah, thank you pupils from two schools involved in a fatal bus crash in merseyside will be offered support as they return to class this morning. 15 year old Jessica Baker died when the vehicle, carrying students from west Kirby Grammar School and Calday Grange Grammar School, overturned on the m53 in wirral on friday. The driver llo year old Stephen Shrimpton also died in the crash. Calday grange Grammar School headteacher stephen gray told Bbc Breakfast earlier that they would do all they could to help students through this difficult time. There is no manualfor this, you do courses and training to be a head teacher, but theres nothing about this in the script. It is about being human, ifound that on friday. You have to make decisions quickly on a deal like that. I dropped a colleague of the cattle to clearing station and ended up staying there, i felt it was right to be there, so i felt it was right to be there, so i think it is using the instant you haveis i think it is using the instant you have is using the instant you have as a leader, we have a fantastic team here, so it is reallyjust being there for people and doing whatever we can. Peak time railfares have been scrapped on Scotrail Services from today as part of a six month pilot scheme. The cost of a rush hour ticket between glasgow and edinburgh has almost halved, in efforts to boost rail travel. The operator has warned customers that trains may be busier than usual. Covid and flu are expected to make winter difficult for the nhs, according to senior medics. Doctors are urging those who are eligible to get their free vaccine to protect themselves and help reduce the strain on health services. Authorities in the spanish city of murcia are working to identify the remains of 13 people who died after a fire engulfed three nightclubs in the early hours of yesterday. Relatives of missing people are giving dna samples. The cause of the blaze is not yet known. The chancellor will announce an increase in the National Living wage when he addresses the conservative Party Conference in manchester today. Jeremy hunt will also say hes planning stricter rules for some benefits claimants. Lets get the latest from our chief Political Correspondent, Henry Zeffman, whos at the conference. Morning, henry. The chancellor would not be drawn on too much detail when he appeared on the programme a short while ago. He appeared on the programme a short while auo. ,. , he appeared on the programme a short while ao. ,. , , while ago. Sally, ifi had to sum up jerem while ago. Sally, ifi had to sum up jeremy hunts while ago. Sally, ifi had to sum up jeremy hunts message while ago. Sally, ifi had to sum up jeremy hunts message to while ago. Sally, ifi had to sum up jeremy hunts message to his jeremy hunts message to his colleagues, including of course liz truss, who want the government to cut taxes sooner than currently planned, i would sum up that message in one word no. The chancellor is very clear with liz truss and with others that the government because my priority remains Cutting Inflation first and foremost, which rishi sunak was, like the most important tax facing the british people at the moment. Now, that is a little bit controversial, because there are conservative mps who think, look, an election is coming next year, and people need help with the cost of living now, and people should receive that help in the form of direct tax cuts. Perhaps even starting in thejeremy hunts autumn statement in november. They will be disappointed when it comes to tax cuts this year, but earlier, jon pressed jeremy hunt on that tax cuts would come next year, and he did give a sense that they would come in the medium term. If give a sense that they would come in the medium term. The medium term. If you want to cut taxes longer the medium term. If you want to cut taxes longer term, the medium term. If you want to cut taxes longer term, if the medium term. If you want to cut taxes longer term, if you the medium term. If you want to cut taxes longer term, if you want the medium term. If you want to cut taxes longer term, if you want to taxes longer term, if you want to et taxes longer term, if you want to get out taxes longer term, if you want to get out of taxes longer term, if you want to get out of the ratchet our horizon taxes. Get out of the ratchet our horizon taxes. That get out of the ratchet our horizon taxes, that is possible, it requires decisions. Taxes, that is possible, it requires decisions, but rishi sunak and i will make decisions, but rishi sunak and i will make those decisions, because we recognise that taxes are too high and he we recognise that taxes are too high and he wants to bring them down. And hen , we and he wants to bring them down. Henry, we also and he wants to bring them down. fific henry, we also expect some and he wants to bring them down. Elic henry, we also expect some guidance about mobile phone use in schools. Yes, we expect an announcement any shortly from the government about making it harderfor pupils shortly from the government about making it harder for pupils to have their Mobile Phones with them during their Mobile Phones with them during the school day. It is not about stopping them from having a mobile phone to help with the journey to or from school, but it is about new guidelines about their use during the school day. I say guidelines because this does not sound like new laws, new statutory guidance to use the us and jargon. It is actually just the government basically putting best practice procedures out there for schools to use. I think some people in the Education Sector will say, actually, thats what a lot of schools are already doing anyway, by defended the government to tell them that . To tell them that . Henry, thank you ve much to tell them that . Henry, thank you very much indeed. If you havent watched last nights strictly come dancing yet heres a Spoiler Warning les dennis was the first to be voted out of this years competition. The actors samba, with partner nancy xu, failed to get him through the first round of eliminations. I honestly thought he would be in it for a while. But i honestly thought he would be in it for a while. � ,. I honestly thought he would be in it for a while for a while. But the standard is so hiuh, for a while. But the standard is so high. Some for a while. 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Layers can have his i Saturday Night at home now. So good. Layers can have his Saturday Night at home now. Les. Saturday night at home now. Les. I think you will still be involved. It will be good to see him on the sofa with us here. Heres carol with the weather. Clear and cool of scotland and Northern Ireland, but some blustery showers, and they will be on and off through the course of the day, some of them making it over to the east, some of them getting on across Northern England. Further south, cloud continuing to thicken through the morning, then some rain developing as we head through the latter part of the morning and into the afternoon. Some of that will be heavy and thundery. In southern areas, still humid, highs of up to 22 celsius. A bit fresher in the north, highs between 13 and 17 celsius. Through this evening and overnight, removing off towards the east, taking cloud with it. Clear skies following behind but still some showers in the north and west, still blustery but the wind picking up still blustery but the wind picking up across Northern Areas. A special night in southern areas than last night. Tomorrow, the dregs of that Weather Front to clear, which will happen readily in the morning, and then in this westerly or north westerly breeze, which will be noticeable, we will see more showers develop. Coming in from the west, drifting over towards the east, something in between. Temperatures of 12 to 19 celsius. Into wednesday, a clutch of Weather Fronts will bring rain across scotland and Northern Ireland, eventually into Northern England, as the whole lot drift eastwards, showers behind it, and i had of it, with High Pressure building, it will be much quieter and drier, and these are temperatures, 12 in the north to 19 in the south, but it looks very much like it will warm up winds again both by day and by night. Carol, thank you. The issue of what can be done about sewage is something weve covered many times here on breakfast. And now Water Companies in england have outlined plans to nearly double spending on infrastructure by 2030. Proposals have been submitted to the Regulator Ofwat worth £96 billion. They include building new reservoirs and doing more to fix leaky pipes. Lets cross to environmental campaigner Feargal Sharkey quickly to get get his reaction to this. Good morning. You have been calling for investment, calling for improvements, and they say this will deliver that. I improvements, and they say this will deliver that. Improvements, and they say this will deliver that deliver that. I think this is quite a breathtakingly deliver that. I think this is quite a breathtakingly dangerous i deliver that. I think this is quite l a breathtakingly dangerous thing deliver that. I think this is quite i a breathtakingly dangerous thing for the industry to be doing. In fact, i would go so far as to say it is almost a collective act of industrial self harm. What the industry are voiding here is the simple fact that the regulator, ofwat, has confirmed were already paying them this money, and we have been doing that 31 years. The industry in the Water Companies have admitted that, annually they certify to ofwat, they have had our money, they have paid themselves £72 billion in dividends. The question we should be asking, where is our money gone, what has happened to it, when can we get a refund . I am left with no conclusion. This bill increases Water Companies owning up to the perilous financial state a number of those companies are in, thames water shareholders have just written down the investment by 300 million, the agency has downgraded the whole industry for negative, they are simply asking the consumer to pay a second time for a record they never got, a mess they have got into through their own greed and financial mismanagement. Feargal, this is the movie financial mismanagement. Feargal, this is the movie have financial mismanagement. Feargal, this is the movie have been financial mismanagement. Feargal, this is the movie have been asking | this is the movie have been asking for, this at least is the start of that. , ,. , that. Does the investment needs to be made . Yes that. Does the investment needs to be made . Yes. But that. Does the investment needs to be made . Yes. But let that. Does the investment needs to be made . Yes. But let me that. Does the investment needs to be made . Yes. But let me repeat l be made . Yes. But let me repeat this, the regulator has confirmed we gave the Water Companies the money, all the money they ever needed, for 34 all the money they ever needed, for 31 years to build a properly functioning sewage system, if anybody is going to pay for it it should be the shareholders not the customers, it is the shareholders who have taken our money that was supposed to be spent on the sewage system, and lord knows what they have done that, but i for one would like an answer because it clearly was not spent on the sewage system, the shareholders are the ones we should pay. Also joining us in the studio is david henderson, Chief Executive at water uk. What do you say to the point that feargal is making, the shareholders should be paying for this, not the people at home and paying the bills . I am very glad for the campaigning work i am very glad for the campaigning work of i am very glad for the campaigning work of many activists like feargal and im work of many activists like feargal and im glad he agrees that the investment is needed. They have accepted investment is needed. They have accepted that that should not have happened, we now need to invest and build those happened, we now need to invest and build those reservoirs to secure our water build those reservoirs to secure our water supply, it has come down a third water supply, it has come down a third since water supply, it has come down a third since privatisation in 1990, and we third since privatisation in 1990, and we will cut its down by another guarter~ and we will cut its down by another guarter~ we and we will cut its down by another quarter. We wish we could go further than that. Quarter. We wish we could go further than that. I quarter. We wish we could go further than that, i see it feargal is laughing. Than that, i see it feargal is laughing, but this is honestly as fast as laughing, but this is honestly as fast as we laughing, but this is honestly as fast as we think we possibly can. 0n sewerage. Fast as we think we possibly can. 0n sewerage, feargal is right to say that ofwat has said that companies are funded to meet their legal requirements, we are going to go further requirements, we are going to go further than that and triple the level further than that and triple the level of further than that and triple the level of investment which a court judgem level of investment which a court judgem it level of investment which a court judge. It was another 140,000 fewer judge. It was another 140,000 fewer activations of sewage overflows, which we think is as fast as we overflows, which we think is as fast as we can overflows, which we think is as fast as we can physically possibly go, because as we can physically possibly go, because we are determined to put this right because we are determined to put this right. We know people care very much this right. We know people care very much about this right. We know people care very much about this, which is why we apologise much about this, which is why we apologise earlier in the year for not getting into the cellar, but we are where not getting into the cellar, but we are where we are now and we have complains are where we are now and we have complains of plans to secure that. But i complains of plans to secure that. But i think complains of plans to secure that. But i think feargals point is about shareholders making a lot of money, the industry paid out half £1 billion to shareholders last year, thatis billion to shareholders last year, that is hard for people to hear at home when they are already struggling with bills to hear that now they are going to have to pay quite a lot more in water bills, why should those shareholders not pay . Last year, all the shareholders made nothing last year, all the shareholders made nothing at last year, all the shareholders made nothing at all, you would get more now if nothing at all, you would get more now if you nothing at all, you would get more now if you put that money and a fixed now if you put that money and a fixed term now if you put that money and a fixed term deposit in a bank. Investment requires a return, investors investment requires a return, investors can put their money elsewhere, we desperately need investment in this country, we have a tired investment in this country, we have a tired set investment in this country, we have a tired set of investment in this country, we have a tired set of infrastructure, laid end to a tired set of infrastructure, laid end to end a tired set of infrastructure, laid end to end it would stretch to the moon end to end it would stretch to the moon and end to end it would stretch to the moon and back, some of it is over 100 years moon and back, some of it is over 100 years old, it is in desperate need 100 years old, it is in desperate need of 100 years old, it is in desperate need of upgrading, which is why we need need of upgrading, which is why we need to need of upgrading, which is why we need to invest, and if you want investment to be need to invest, and if you want investment to he needs to attract investors~ investment to he needs to attract investors. But investment to be needs to attract investors. �. Investment to be needs to attract investors. � ,. , investors. But it is about numbers. I will ust investors. But it is about numbers. L willjust push investors. But it is about numbers. L willjust push a investors. But it is about numbers. I willjust push a little investors. But it is about numbers. I willjust push a little bit investors. But it is about numbers. I willjust push a little bit more i i willjust push a little bit more on this, because The Water Industry paid out £1. 1l billion to shareholders in 2022. That is quite a difficult spin now, isnt it . It is about 4 . 0f a difficult spin now, isnt it . It is about 4 . Of the government owned this infrastructure, it would also need this infrastructure, it would also need to this infrastructure, it would also need to borrow money to fund it. Anyone need to borrow money to fund it. Anyone who has a mortgage is in debt which anyone who has a mortgage is in debt which is anyone who has a mortgage is in debt which is unable to be purchase of a house which is unable to be purchase of a house. Anyone with a credit card is in debt house. Anyone with a credit card is in debt for house. Anyone with a credit card is in debt for the purchase is made on that credit in debt for the purchase is made on that credit card. We as an industry need that credit card. We as an industry need to that credit card. We as an industry need to borrow in order to fund the investment need to borrow in order to fund the investment we are making, and in order investment we are making, and in order to investment we are making, and in order to pay investment we are making, and in order to pay for that debt, we need to pay order to pay for that debt, we need to pay in order to pay for that debt, we need to pay in return. If order to pay for that debt, we need to pay in return to pay in return. If these plans are acce ted, to pay in return. If these plans are accepted. The to pay in return. If these plans are accepted, the average to pay in return. If these plans are accepted, the average bill to pay in return. If these plans are accepted, the average bill will i to pay in return. If these plans are accepted, the average bill will go l accepted, the average bill will go up accepted, the average bill will go up by about £150 a year, the average household, by the end of this decade. What difference will we see for that money, how will things improve . Lode for that money, how will things imrove . ~ ~. , for that money, how will things imrove . ,. ,. ,. Improve . We know many people have a ve touch improve . We know many people have a very tough right improve . We know many people have a very tough right now, improve . We know many people have a very tough right now, and improve . We know many people have a very tough right now, and it improve . We know many people have a very tough right now, and it is improve . We know many people have a very tough right now, and it is not i very tough right now, and it is not a good very tough right now, and it is not a good time very tough right now, and it is not a good time to raise bills, bills will go a good time to raise bills, bills will go up a good time to raise bills, bills will go up in 2025 by about seven times will go up in 2025 by about seven times on will go up in 2025 by about seven times on average than they are right now. Times on average than they are right now. We times on average than they are right now, we except that for many that will be now, we except that for many that will be a now, we except that for many that will be a lot, and we travelling the amount will be a lot, and we travelling the amount of will be a lot, and we travelling the amount of people will receive, other forms amount of people will receive, other forms of amount of people will receive, other forms of assistance to ensure that nobody forms of assistance to ensure that nobody is forms of assistance to ensure that nobody is left behind is. By the end of the nobody is left behind is. By the end of the decade, £13 per average each month. Of the decade, £13 per average each month. And of the decade, £13 per average each month, and we accept that for some people month, and we accept that for some people that month, and we accept that for some people that is a lot of money, which is why people that is a lot of money, which is why we people that is a lot of money, which is why we will triple the number of households we are supporting with payment households we are supporting with payment reductions in other forms of assistance payment reductions in other forms of assistance. But this investment is vital assistance. But this investment is vital we assistance. But this investment is vital. We are going to secure our water vital. We are going to secure our water supply so that we can cope with the water supply so that we can cope with the pressures we all face from climate with the pressures we all face from climate change, that we face from population growth, we need to upgrade population growth, we need to upgrade our system and we need to do that now upgrade our system and we need to do that now it upgrade our system and we need to do that now. It is upgrade our system and we need to do that now. Upgrade our system and we need to do that now. ,. ,. , upgrade our system and we need to do that now. ,. ,. ,. , that now. It is hard for people to understand. That now. It is hard for people to understand, it that now. It is hard for people to understand, it is that now. It is hard for people to understand, it is such that now. It is hard for people to understand, it is such a that now. It is hard for people to i understand, it is such a passionate issue that people feel involved with the state of our waterways, we heard over the weekend about another event having to be cancelled and people becoming sick in the water. Will we see fewer stories like that if you take this money and make these investments . I take this money and make these investments . Take this money and make these investments . ,. ,. , investments . I know how people feel about this. Nobody investments . I know how people feel about this. Nobody wants investments . I know how people feel about this. Nobody wants to investments . I know how people feel about this. Nobody wants to see i investments . I know how people feel about this. Nobody wants to see any | about this. Nobody wants to see any sewage about this. Nobody wants to see any sewage in about this. Nobody wants to see any sewage in our rivers and waterways. We are sewage in our rivers and waterways. We are left sewage in our rivers and waterways. We are left with a legacy system that combines rainwater with waste water. That combines rainwater with waste water, so every time theres a big downpour. Water, so every time theres a big downpour, the system overflows. We want to downpour, the system overflows. We want to reduce that as much as possible. Want to reduce that as much as possible, we are going to cut the number possible, we are going to cut the number of possible, we are going to cut the number of times that happens each year by number of times that happens each year by 140,000 by the end of the decade. Year by 140,000 by the end of the decade, and i would also say that the reason decade, and i would also say that the reason we know about this problem the reason we know about this problem is because we are monitoring it. Problem is because we are monitoring it we problem is because we are monitoring it we are problem is because we are monitoring it. We are one of the only countries in the it. We are one of the only countries in the world it. We are one of the only countries in the world with any monitoring of our combined sewage overflows, by the end our combined sewage overflows, by the end of our combined sewage overflows, by the end of the year, we will be the First Company in the world to monitor First Company in the world to monitor every single one of them the first monitor every single one of them the first country in the world. Feargal. The first country in the world. Feargal. I the first country in the world. Feargal, i want to bring you in, youre one of many monitoring the state of our Water Systems at the moment. Your response to what you have heard here this morning . It is ust the have heard here this morning . It is just the normal have heard here this morning . It 3 just the normal claptrap from the industry. I note mr henderson avoided answering the central question, the Water Companies have admitted for 31 years, we give them all the funding we needed to build a properly functioning Sewerage System that did not spend 7. 5 million hours dumping sewage into the environment. The European Court ofjustice demanded at end this country was found to be operating illegally in 2012, and i note he has still not answer the central question, why are we being asked to pay for a second time for a service we did not get . And as forfixing time for a service we did not get . And as for fixing leaks, time for a service we did not get . And as forfixing leaks, let me remind mr henderson, over half of all Water Companies failed to meet their we could target, they looked almost a trillion litres of water per year, the honest truth is shareholders will pay for this, and the reality is the only non looking piping Water Company ever built was the one between bill pay is Bank Accounts and shareholders pockets. Ofwat should refuse this request instantly, shareholders need to pay, not the consumer. Instantly, shareholders need to pay, not the consumer. David henderson, what do you not the consumer. David henderson, what do you say not the consumer. David henderson, what do you say to not the consumer. David henderson, what do you say to that not the consumer. David henderson, what do you say to that point not the consumer. David henderson, what do you say to that point that i what do you say to that point that you have that money already for us . This was tested in court last month, the judge this was tested in court last month, the judge ruled conclusively that feargals position is wrong. Companies have to meet the legal requirements and no more, we are going requirements and no more, we are going to requirements and no more, we are going to go requirements and no more, we are going to go above those requirements and triple going to go above those requirements and triple the level of investment to ensure and triple the level of investment to ensure we have 140,000 fewer activations~ to ensure we have 140,000 fewer activations. If we could go further than that. Activations. If we could go further than that, we would, but the independent regulator will scrutinise our plans, they will go to every scrutinise our plans, they will go to every single aspect of the month of will to every single aspect of the month of will test to every single aspect of the month of will test this assumption being put by of will test this assumption being put by feargal to the letter. They will determine that the investment around. Will determine that the investment around. If will determine that the investment around, if it is new, as never been funded around, if it is new, as never been funded before, if it is necessary, if it represents value for money. If it does if it represents value for money. If it does not if it represents value for money. If it does not do any of those things, it does not do any of those things, it will it does not do any of those things, it will not it does not do any of those things, it will not get funded, and we hope very much it will not get funded, and we hope very much that it does get funding. I very much that it does get funding. I would very much that it does get funding. I would like very much that it does get funding. I would like to clarify that the court ruled that in actual fact we had paid all the money, i would like mr henderson to read the judgment and he will find the court agreed with our premise. We should not have to pay it again. It should be up to the shareholders. The shareholders. Ofwat will determine the shareholders. Ofwat will determine this. The shareholders. Ofwat will determine this. They the shareholders. Ofwat will determine this. They have i the shareholders. Ofwat will i determine this. They have done something determine this. They have done Something Else determine this. They have done Something Else for determine this. They have done Something Else for that determine this. They have done Something Else for that other i determine this. They have done i Something Else for that other than invest in the system, shareholders need to pay. Irate invest in the system, shareholders need to pay need to pay. We were made that decision on need to pay. We were made that decision on what need to pay. We were made that decision on what happens need to pay. We were made that decision on what happens next, | need to pay. We were made that i decision on what happens next, but it is something we will keep across. Feargal ofwat and david henderson, thank you very much for coming in. Feargal sharkey. We can head to rome now, where europes ryder Cup Winning Team should be waking up after last night celebrating winning golf� s coveted prize. We should be for spelling, we think there might be some sore heads there. We should be for spelling for spelling whispering. Well be speaking to captain luke donald just after 8. 30. Abb a bb beaver has been born for what is believed to be the first hundred time in london. A baby beaver has been born for what is believed to be the first time in london in 400 years. The animals were reintroduced to enfield earlier this year and a baby, or kit, has been spotted swimming, exploring and helping to build dams. Our reporter anna oneill is at the beaver� s den in london. 50 anna, have you spotted any this morning . Beaver is only really come out in the Early Morning or very late at night, but that is where they live behind me, that is the beaver lodge, and apparently baby beaver has been helping to build it as well. Helping to build it as well. Cannot, thank ou helping to build it as well. Cannot, thank you very helping to build it as well. Cannot, thank you very much helping to build it as well. Cannot, thank you very much indeed. I time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. Hello, im asad ahmad. A family is taking legal action after their son lost two toes on an escalator at London Bridge station. The parents of four year old oscar said his wellington boot got caught between the side of the escalator on new years day. Action is being taken against network rail. Mentally, were still not over the situation. We still relive it quite a lot. And hes very cautious now, more than ever. But hes too cautious to things so he always asks me, is that ok . When it should be completely fine. Network rail say although it is saddened by the incident, it would be inappropriate to comment while a case is ongoing. The conservative Party Conference was nearly rocked by a comment made by their Candidate Standing in next years london mayoral election. Susan hall made this slip of the tongue. I will be sitting at my desk in city hall as your first female labour. No, not labour never labour Yourfirst Female london mayor. And just to confirm Conservative Susan Hall will stand against labour london mayor sadiq khan in may. A London Council says its written off more than £500,000 of parking fines this year as its not been possible to recover the debt. Bexley council says in total its owed over £2. 5 million from the last two years alone. An it error is also blamed for making matters worse. Lets take a look at the tube board now. Metropolitan line has minor delays between Chalfont Latimer and chesham. And a signalfailure is causing minor delays on the central line too. Now onto the weather with sara. Morning. Another really mild start across london and the southeast this morning, again temperatures in the mid teens to start. An awful lot of cloud which We Saw Yesterday of course and then through the day today that cloud is going to thicken even more bringing light and patchy showers this morning. Heavier ones this afternoon and evening, they could be thundery. There could be some breaks in the cloud, it will still be quite warm as well. Overnight tonight were going to start to see that whole system trying to pull away off towards the south and east, so some clearance developing eventually from the north and west. Consequently its not quite as mild first thing tomorrow morning. Temperatures typically holding up. The Bigger Picture for the middle part of the week, as the High Pressure is building in from the south, it will be fairly breezy, tuesday and wednesday. But a lot of dry and fine weather and in fact, for tomorrow, it will be a bright day, lots of sunshine through the day but it will be fairly windy. And those temperatures actually will have come down and they will be closer to average for the time of year. And then that High Pressure will try and settle midweek, could be warmer again next weekend. One of the most famous concerts of all time, live aid, is to become a Stage Musical in london next year. The original event, at Wembley Stadium was on 13july1985. More on our website. Hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. We thought that maybe luke donald would have overslept and had a hangover but apparently he is speaking to us. He hangover but apparently he is speaking to us. Hangover but apparently he is speaking to us. He is awake. I wonder if speaking to us. He is awake. I wonder if he speaking to us. He is awake. I wonder if he has speaking to us. He is awake. I wonder if he has been speaking to us. He is awake. I wonder if he has been to i speaking to us. He is awake. I | wonder if he has been to bed . In body, not in mind despite the advantages that they had, it was quite nerve racking. There were some concerns. Great danger celebrations, tears, beers and champagne. It was really addictive tears, beers and champagne. It was really addictive watching. Tears, beers and champagne. It was really addictive watching. It tears, beers and champagne. It was really addictive watching. It makes l really addictive watching. It makes the team event really addictive watching. It makes the team event so really addictive watching. It makes the team event so special, really addictive watching. It makes the team event so special, ratherl the team event so special, rather than the individual way they play golf. How about that for a build up . What an introduction luke donald with the trachea, many congratulations, how are you feeling this morning . You look far too freshfaced, you probably have not had much sleep [30 probably have not had much sleep dir . I . Im not sure i feel it, my voice is likely gone. It was a good night, let me say that. You is likely gone. It was a good night, let me say that. Let me say that. You didnt end up in the pull let me say that. You didnt end up in the pull behind let me say that. You didnt end up in the pull behind you . Let me say that. You didnt end up in the pull behind you . No, i in the pull behind you . No, thankfully in the pull behind you . No, thankfully not in the pull behind you . No, thankfully not no in the pull behind you . Ijr, thankfully not no samples or even ponds at marco simone, we stage stayed dry. We had lots of fun with fans and friends and family is elevated like we should. Its been the most incredible elevated like we should. Its been the most incredible few elevated like we should. Its been the most incredible few days i the most incredible few days watching it, so compelling. Also at times its hugely emotional to watch, and you could see emotional for you and the team as well. How did you manage those emotions and keep everyone calm . Did you manage those emotions and keep everyone calm . Well, you cannot keep everyone calm . Well, you cannot keep people keep everyone calm . Well, you cannot keep people calm. Keep everyone calm . Well, you cannot keep people calm, especially keep everyone calm . Well, you cannot keep people calm, especially your keep people calm, especially your team mates. There is a lot of pressure and anxiety, a lot of energy out there. You want to feed off the crowd, but i cant say enough about my team mates, my 12 guys who went to battle for me. I gave them an opportunity to do something special, to create their own history and they did that. This is something that i will remember and they will always have with them. We became a family this week. Thats we became a family this week. Thats lovel. We became a family this week. Thats lovely what we became a family this week. Thats lovely. What was we became a family this week. Thats lovely. What was your we became a family this week. Thats lovely. What was your message i we became a family this week. Thats lovely. What was your message to i lovely. What was your message to them . How did you rally them to keep up them . How did you rally them to keep up morale and battle on . Ltrefoil. Them . How did you rally them to keep up morale and battle on . Up morale and battle on . Well, when the are up morale and battle on . Well, when they are on up morale and battle on . Well, when they are on the up morale and battle on . Well, when they are on the golf up morale and battle on . Well, when they are on the golf course, up morale and battle on . Well, when they are on the golf course, theres i they are on the golf course, theres nothing i can say. They understand what they need to do. They are highly skilled individuals, they can compete. I think at the beginning of the week wejust compete. I think at the beginning of the week we just want to create an environment, a culture where they can succeed, you want to give them a game plan, a vision, you want to give them reasons why they are going to win. And then just let them go and go play. Thats what they did friday, saturday, sunday, so amazed and proud how they did friday and saturday, the foursomes, the four balls, real team part of the ride cup. We built a nice lead, and it could have gone a few different ways on sunday but in the end, we won quite comfortably and im so proud of them. ,. ,. , of them. You have been part of successful of them. You have been part of successful ryder of them. You have been part of successful ryder cup of them. You have been part of successful ryder cup teams i of them. You have been part of successful ryder cup teams as | of them. You have been part of| successful ryder cup teams as a player but as a captain, does this topped the lot, is it more special . It was certainly a labour of love. Its a long process, i put a lot into it. Because it means so much to me, and again, i said this many times. A lot of my experiences on golf courses, the best ones have been ryder cup when you share it with your team mates and enjoy it with your team mates and enjoy it with your team mates and enjoy it with your friends and family. This was no different, being a captain is a different pressure. You either win or you lose. Fortunately we were on the winning side. And these guys will be my friends and family forever now. We created some special bonds. Thats what makes it really special as a captain because you take them all under your wing, so to speak, for a couple of weeks. It was truly amazing. Speak, for a couple of weeks. It was truly amazing truly amazing. When we think about team europe. Truly amazing. When we think about team europe, its truly amazing. When we think about team europe, its an truly amazing. When we think about team europe, its an odd truly amazing. When we think about team europe, its an odd idea i team europe, its an odd idea thinking about team europe, i know what you did cleverly was make every player feel like they were playing for the place where they were born, how did you do that, what did you say to them . How did you do that, what did you sa to them . ~. ,. , ,. Say to them . Well, obviously, we are all different say to them . Well, obviously, we are all different individuals. Say to them . Well, obviously, we are all different individuals. Week say to them . Well, obviously, we are all different individuals. Week we i all different individuals. Week we came together, in that week, we all want to belong to something bigger. We dont do their very often in golf, we are very much individuals and will play an individual sport. Thats why it is so special, the ryder cup, and you create so many memories. Thats why the passion and the energy, everything that goes together with the ryder cup, it makes it so special. We just wanted to enjoy that as a team. We makes it so special. We ust wanted to enjoy that as a team. Makes it so special. We ust wanted to enjoy that as a team. We saw the ictures of to enjoy that as a team. We saw the pictures of rory to enjoy that as a team. We saw the pictures of rory leading to enjoy that as a team. We saw the pictures of rory leading the pictures of rory leading the celebrations, i wonder what time he got to bed. The emotion was at play today, we saw an altercation between him and the us caddy on the course, emotions were running high at times for him. I emotions were running high at times for him. �. , emotions were running high at times forhim. �. , for him. I cant say enough about ro , he for him. I cant say enough about rory. He is for him. I cant say enough about rory. He is one for him. I cant say enough about rory, he is one of for him. I cant say enough about rory, he is one of our for him. I cant say enough about| rory, he is one of our superstars. He stepped up massively. He was only one of two players who played five times and he won four points. 50 we saw the emotion two years ago when we lost, how much the event means to him. It was really special to be able to see him do so well and contribute to the team, thats what he wanted to do. Without rory and all of these guys, i certainly would not be holding this trophy. Irate all of these guys, i certainly would not be holding this trophy. We saw ro on not be holding this trophy. We saw rory on the not be holding this trophy. We saw rory on the couch not be holding this trophy. We saw rory on the couch with not be holding this trophy. We saw rory on the couch with the not be holding this trophy. We saw rory on the couch with the others. Rory on the couch with the others last night, flinging the cup around some people were slightly worried that it would survive and it would not get dented. It looked like a heck of a journey there, heck of a celebration. What is it like to hold the ryder cup in your hands this morning and show it to all of us . Yeah, there were a few videos from the team bus, i saw wejust had a great time. Its a long week, a long build up, a busy week. Just to be able to let your hair down a little bit on sunday with our team mates celebrating this victory, its so important that we do celebrate. These times dont come along very often. They will be the most fun times that people remember and it is great to share. We took a bus on Tuesday Morning together, we started ourjourney on the bus and we started and finished ourjourney. I will look back with great memories. Say who was the last to bed . I think it was him ijust say who was the last to bed . I think it was him i just wondered say who was the last to bed . I think it was him ijust wondered who was the last to go to bed . It was him i just wondered who was the last to go to bed . The last to go to bed . Sorry the volume just the last to go to bed . Sorry the volume just went the last to go to bed . Sorry the volume just went down the last to go to bed . Sorry the volume just went down for i the last to go to bed . Sorry the volume just went down for some | volume just went down for some reason. Last to bed, it might have been me. There are a few guys. I think Tyrrell Hatton might have been ~. Think Tyrrell Hatton might have been , think Tyrrell Hatton might have been . 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And he was the last man standing, leading from breakfast tv. And he was the last man standing, leading from the l man standing, leading from the front. Thank you very much. The price of a first class stamp is going up again for the third time in 18 months. From today one will cost you £1. 25, thats up 15p while a Second Class Stamp stays at 75p. Ben is at a Greeting Cards factory in gloucester this morning to tell us more. Overwhelmed by choice . Yes, and wonderin overwhelmed by choice . Yes, and wondering if overwhelmed by choice . Yes, and wondering if it overwhelmed by choice . Yes, and wondering if it is overwhelmed by choice . Yes, and wondering if it is too overwhelmed by choice . Yes, and wondering if it is too early overwhelmed by choice . Yes, and wondering if it is too early to overwhelmed by choice . Yes, and wondering if it is too early to be i wondering if it is too early to be talking about Christmas Cards as you can see, they have the display already at the greetings cards business. They already are working on christmas 2024, that is how far in advance they plan. Well be sending still be sending cards as much as we used to . The price of a first class stamp has gone up by 15p by today, a book of eight yesterday cost me eight times 80, today it will cost you £10. You can still use your old stamps, if you have older ones without a bar code, you have to switch them. The reason is that its costs have gone up, and it has an obligation to deliver to all uk addresses six days a week hence the price rise. The greetings cast industry is huge, this warehouse alone distributes 50 million cards every year to retailers in the uk, andindeed every year to retailers in the uk, and indeed Around The World. As a nation, last year we spent £1. 5 billion on cards. And we send as a nation more cards per person than any other country in the world. The question is, well more expensive first class stamps deter us from doing that as much in future . Lets get an overview of some of the concerns, lets speak to amanda from the Greeting Card association, the trade body. Do you think 15p rise in the price of a stamp will put people off . No, we love cards in the uk. And Second Class Stamps have gone up so for 75p you can still send a card from lands so for 75p you can still send a card from lands end tojohn o groats and it will get there. Do you think there is a case to be made for dynamic prices, may be bringing the price down at christmas . 1 dynamic prices, may be bringing the price down at christmas . Price down at christmas . I think we would all love price down at christmas . I think we would all love a price down at christmas . I think we would all love a cheap price down at christmas . I think we would all love a cheap attempt price down at christmas . I think we would all love a cheap attempt at l would all love a cheap attempt at christmas. Because Christmas Cards are really key part of our nations fabric, we love decorating our rims with them, and its a really important time to connect with people. We have got a card Commitment Campaign right now encouraging everyone to commit to send more cards because its such a joyous thing to go downstairs and seat handwritten envelope on the mats, somebody you care about. We say start writing your Christmas Cards now and put little notes in the. Cards now and put little notes in the,. , cards now and put little notes in the. ,. , the. Some people might say that environmentally, the. Some people might say that environmentally, if the. Some people might say that environmentally, if we the. Some people might say that environmentally, if we send the. Some people might say that| environmentally, if we send fewer cards, its betterfor environmentally, if we send fewer cards, its better for the environmentally, if we send fewer cards, its betterfor the planet, maybe send a digital card . Its cards, its better for the planet, maybe send a digital card . Its not the same but maybe send a digital card . Its not the same but also maybe send a digital card . Its not the same but also cards maybe send a digital card . Its not the same but also cards are maybe send a digital card . Its not the same but also cards are made| maybe send a digital card . Its not i the same but also cards are made of paper and they are recyclable. Most people keep cards, they are keepsakes, we have all got cards from grandparents and people who are no longer here. They are precious because you see the handwriting and it reminds you of the relationship and the sentiment for that person, cards are very important things. Thank you very much. Let me show you where the magic happens. Follow me, we have got the Design Studio here where the design team are hard at work and im delighted to say we have got a couple of them here. They are ready to talk through this. Sophie, we have some of the christmas sketches, what goes into designing these, when you begin . We designing these, when you begin . , start with trends, colour palettes and things like that, but especially with christmas, Greeting Cards are a very emotional thing. Christmas has a lot of nostalgia involved, happy memories, so we essentially try to create magic in that. Create magic in that. Talking about creatina create magic in that. Talking about creating magic. Create magic in that. Talking about creating magic, i create magic in that. Talking about creating magic, i told create magic in that. Talking about creating magic, i told you create magic in that. Talking about creating magic, i told you i create magic in that. Talking about creating magic, i told you i was creating magic, i told you i was involved in creating a very special design. I helped with the idea, i have to say sophie is one who has made it a reality. Come and have a look at this, its really special, it is a one off Bbc Breakfast card design. Sophie, talk me through this as i finish off the final piece to say that i have been involved hands on. How did you make the idea i gave you actually happen . 50. I gave you actually happen . So, firstl , i i gave you actually happen . So, firstly, i looked i gave you actually happen . So, firstly, i looked at i gave you actually happen . So, firstly, i looked at your lovely studio, firstly, i looked at your lovely studio, the Bbc Breakfast studio, i looked studio, the Bbc Breakfast studio, i looked at studio, the Bbc Breakfast studio, i looked at the shapes and the colours looked at the shapes and the colours. Then i started sketching some colours. Then i started sketching some ideas on the left. I played around some ideas on the left. I played around with some colours, and then ust around with some colours, and then just started around with some colours, and then just started to pull the higher idea togethen just started to pull the higher idea together. And it gives you pudsey and his together. And it gives you pudsey and his bunch of balloons. Salli. R and his bunch of balloons. Sally jon. Have and his bunch of balloons. Sally jon. Have a and his bunch of balloons. Sally jon, have a good and his bunch of balloons. Sally jon, have a good look and his bunch of balloons. Sally jon, have a good look at and his bunch of balloons. C jj jon, have a good look at that. I think that is probably the most beautiful card design i have seen all morning, what do you think . I all morning, what do you think . I think thats absolutely gorgeous, you should bring that back. 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I have coloured in the green dots on l coloured in the green dots on pudsey� s bandanna i coloured in the green dots on pudseys bandanna pudseys bandanna i knew i recognise pudseys bandanna i knew i recognise that pudseys bandanna i knew i recognise that i pudseys bandanna i knew i recognise that i even pudseys bandanna i knew i recognise that i even kept i pudseys bandanna i knew i recognise that i even kept within the lines well recognise that i even kept within the lines well done. Lets go back to a sunny saturday in july 1985. Live aid, one of the most famous days in music history, when queen, u2, david bowie and many others performed an all Star Charity Concert at Wembley Stadium. Now live aid is being made into a Stage Musical and bob geldof has given the show his blessing. Hes been talking to our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. Its 12 noon in london, 7 00am in philadelphia, and Around The World, its time for live aid. One of the most famous concerts of all time is being turned into a musical. All right live aid, which raised Money Forfamine relief in ethiopia, was watched by an estimated 1. 5 billion people in 1985. Now a Stage Version is heading to the Old Vic Theatre in london with the blessing of the original organiser, bob geldof. Tell me why, i dont like mondays. Live aid the musical, why . Live aid the musical, whod have thought . You know, live aid the musical happened a0 years ago, it was on in wembley, you know. They came and said, we know youre going to say no, but we want to do it because our dads have never stopped talking about this day. We think its theatre. You know, lets put on a show we can be heroes, just for one day. The musical is called just for one day after the line from david bowies heroes. Are there people playing david bowie and bono and Freddie Mercury . No, no, its not a tribute thing. I wouldnt have anything to do with that. I hope that someone gets my message in a bottle. The songs drive the drama along. It hinges on individuals and their experience because that was live aid. Well, tonight thank god its them instead of you. The plots will balance a behind the scenes look at how both band aid and live aid came together with a love story inspired by real events. Very cleverly, theres a story, and the story is based on actual testimony from the day. Its real people telling their story throughout this. So its complex theatre. Which songs do you pick from live aid . Where do you begin this . Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. The Band Aid Charitable trust will receive 10 of all ticket sales. Bob geldof hopes the musical will tour, possibly internationally, after its original nine week run starting injanuary. The one thing he has not been enjoying . Going to early script reads and seeing someone play him. Its bad enough being bob geldof, its slightly worse seeing somebody pretending to be you. The one upside from me is that hes got an amazing voice, stage bob, so people will actually think that i sing as good as that Feed The World live aid lives again. Colin paterson, bbc news. Stage prop, there is only one bob that is really nostalgic. The live aid musical just for one day will have a nine Week Limited Run at the Old Vic Theatre in london beginning in january. Lets go to the weather now with carol. You mentioned earlier it might feel quite warm in some parts of the country the next few days . Certainly today in the south it is going to feel humid, at the moment it is quite foggy particularly in the south west. That will slowly lift as we go through the course of the morning. Its notjust the sound, you can see from this picture earlier in scarborough. It is warm, humid in the south today. But then it turns a bit fresher on wednesday, but then it cuts to warm up again as you can see from the amber on the chart. Especially as we head towards the weekend and especially during the weekend and especially during the course of saturday. What we have at the weekend at the moment across england and wales a lot of cloud. Murky conditions, if anything we will see some heavier rain developed through the afternoon which could be thundery. For scotland and Northern Ireland, we have got some showers, blustery showers in the north and west, on and off all day. Will make it to the east of scotland, some getting into Northern England as well. In between some sunshine. 13 to 22 north to south. This evening and overnight the rain continues to pull away towards the north sea, clearer skies follow in behind but we will persist with blustery showers in the north and west and the wind strengthening in Northern Areas. It will not be as humid in the south as it was last night. We will lose the Weather Front in southern areas in the morning, then we will be in a north westerly, westerly breeze. A notable breeze tomorrow blowing in showers into the waste initially but then some will make it to the east. In between, some sunshine and fresh feel. 12 to 19 degrees. Earlier this year, the promising british athlete, Innes Fitzgerald, turned down the chance to compete in the world Cross Country championships in australia for environmental reasons. After speaking out on climate issues, her story made headlines Around The World and shes now won a bbc green sport award. Qasa alom went to meet her. Innes, congratulations. What you have done has been something that is really inspirational. How do you feel getting this award . Yeah, ifeel like its a real privilege. I never set out to achieve awards from this. Ijust wanted to raise awareness about, like, climate related issues within the athletics and sporting world. Trying to get up and coming athletes think about what theyre doing and their impacts on the climate as well. Three, two, one, go. What was that conversation like with you . Did she talk to you about it beforehand . Yeah, we talk about it and obviously it factors into what training were doing if someones going to be going, you know, peaking again for another chance. And its not a problem. When youre a junior, thats huge for you, going to those champs. Its a massive sacrifice for innes. But in terms of development in the long term, it doesnt change anything. Like innes has often said, she finds the personal impact of the Climate Crisis upsets her. But shes also wanting to perform. She senses an opportunity to go there to win and shes feeling conflicted. Obviously, i would be so proud if she had been there, but then i was so proud with how the story caught on. Well done, innes. Youve been amazing on and off the track and you thoroughly deserve this green sports award, young athlete of the year 2023 from the bbc. Well done. Thank you were joined now by innes and her dad, joseph. Morning. Morning. Congratulations. Thank ou morning. Morning. Congratulations. Thank you this morning. Morning. Congratulations. Thank you this is morning. Morning. Congratulations. Thank you this is your morning. Morning. Congratulations. Thank you this is your reward, morning. Morning. Congratulations. Thank you this is your reward, you | thank you this is your reward, you have bought thank you this is your reward, you have bought it thank you this is your reward, you have bought it with thank you this is your reward, you have bought it with you thank you this is your reward, you have bought it with you today . Thank you this is your reward, you | have bought it with you today . Yes, its uuite have bought it with you today . Yes, its quite an have bought it with you today . Yes, its quite an honour have bought it with you today . Yes, its quite an honour and have bought it with you today . 13 3 its quite an honour and really grateful to be able to get this award and expand my platform to educate others. Why did you ever think when you made that decision back at the beginning of the year that number one it would get so much attention, and create such a debate, i suppose . I think i was hopeful, but i was quite overwhelmed with the positive response. Lots of people coming on board saying, i totally agree with that. That was a surprise but really grateful. It got other people talking as well. Tell but really grateful. It got other people talking as well. People talking as well. Tell me about how people talking as well. Tell me about how you people talking as well. Tell me about how you made people talking as well. Tell me about how you made that people talking as well. Tell me about how you made that decision, did you know instantly or did you stop and think about it, and you got that point having realised what the journey would be like and the damage that might do . I journey would be like and the damage that might do . That might do . I think it was much more difficult that might do . I think it was much more difficult decision that might do . I think it was much more difficult decision than that might do . I think it was much j more difficult decision than people might think. I was conflicted in my mind, should i do that . I want to 90, mind, should i do that . I want to go, i guess but he wanted to go, but i was also, like, there is such a big issue here and wejust i was also, like, there is such a big issue here and we just need to talk about it. Whatever i can do now, not going to the world cross challenge each chips, is not going to affect my career in the Cross Country championships, its not going to affect my career in the long term so lets use this opportunity to talk within the Athletic Community and beyond about the Climate Crisis and see what we can bring to it. The Climate Crisis and see what we can bring to it can bring to it. What kind of chances can bring to it. What kind of changes can can bring to it. What kind of changes can you can bring to it. What kind of changes can you sense can bring to it. What kind of. Changes can you sense might can bring to it. What kind of changes can you sense might be beginning in terms of the way athletics works and will work in the future if it is going to be done in a more Sustainable Way . I am hopeful that in the future a more Sustainable Way . I am hopeful that in the future we a more Sustainable Way . I am hopeful that in the future we will a more Sustainable Way . I am hopeful that in the future we will begin a more Sustainable Way . I am hopeful that in the future we will begin to that in the future we will begin to make changes about our travel, or make changes about our travel, or make ethical decisions in terms of that. In terms of howl make ethical decisions in terms of that. In terms of how i have managed to get people who would not necessarily be talking about the climate or thinking, how should i get to this race, talking about that and thinking about that, it is a really positive thing. I and thinking about that, it is a really positive thing. And thinking about that, it is a really positive thing. I know youre very proud really positive thing. I know youre very proud of really positive thing. I know youre very proud of innes, really positive thing. I know youre very proud of innes, what really positive thing. I know youre very proud of innes, what was really positive thing. I know youre| very proud of innes, what was your reaction when you talked to her about her decision and when she made the decision not to go . It about her decision and when she made the decision not to go . The decision not to go . It was a concern. The decision not to go . It was a concern, because the decision not to go . It was a concern, because its the decision not to go . It was a concern, because its not the decision not to go . It was a i concern, because its not everyday you get concern, because its not everyday you get that opportunity. But i know that shes you get that opportunity. But i know that shes really and concerned, and we are that shes really and concerned, and we are all that shes really and concerned, and we are all pretty concerned about the Climate Crisis. And so i thought. The Climate Crisis. And so i thought, wow, you are really showing reat thought, wow, you are really showing great leadership and responsibility to actually sort of, actually, acting to actually sort of, actually, acting on to actually sort of, actually, acting on how you feel about something and trying to push things along something and trying to push things along we something and trying to push things along. We all need to raise this issue along. We all need to raise this issue and along. We all need to raise this issue and get more done on the crisis issue and get more done on the crisis we issue and get more done on the crisis we are living in. Did issue and get more done on the crisis we are living in. Issue and get more done on the crisis we are living in. Did you or an bod crisis we are living in. Did you or anybody else crisis we are living in. Did you or anybody else in crisis we are living in. Did you or anybody else in the crisis we are living in. Did you or anybody else in the friendship i anybody else in the friendship circles, the wider family, anybody else in the friendship circles, the widerfamily, challenge the decisions and say, are you sure . Well, im pretty terrified about the climate well, im pretty terrified about the Climate Crisis. And so i have been arrested, Climate Crisis. And so i have been arrested, actually, for, because i was so arrested, actually, for, because i was so terrified, im so terrified that i was so terrified, im so terrified that i did, was so terrified, im so terrified that i did, i was so terrified, im so terrified that i did, i am part of extension rebellion that i did, i am part of extension rebellion. And i sat in the road and did a rebellion. And i sat in the road and did a rebellion extinction rebellion. I had a placard that said. Rebellion. I had a placard that said. I rebellion. I had a placard that said. I am rebellion. I had a placard that said, i am terrified because of the climate said, i am terrified because of the Climate Crisis. So it seemed quite reasonable. And its so difficult because reasonable. And its so difficult because the athletes and everything, they need because the athletes and everything, they need to get to events and things. They need to get to events and things, but we do have to reduce our carbon things, but we do have to reduce our Carbon Emissions in every way we can and sport Carbon Emissions in every way we can and sport will Carbon Emissions in every way we can and sport will have to as well. Innes, and sport will have to as well. Innes, talk and sport will have to as well. Innes, talk to me about your sporting career. That could give you a very powerful platform. A very powerful platform. Yeah, i think in the a very powerful platform. Yeah, i think in the future a very powerful platform. Yeah, i think in the future i a very powerful platform. Yeah, i think in the future i will a very powerful platform. Yeah, i think in the future i will make think in the future i will make decisions relating to travel as they come, i cannot say what im going to do then. I dont think my running career should be jeopardised do then. I dont think my running career should bejeopardised because im not necessarily going to events. Im not necessarily going to events. I think i can still have the most successful career i can do without necessarily having a huge carbon footprint. And i think that other people in sport should feel empowered and not feel like they are at a disadvantage because we are in this difficult situation. You at a disadvantage because we are in this difficult situation. This difficult situation. You have mana. Ed this difficult situation. You have managed to this difficult situation. You have managed to compete this difficult situation. You have managed to compete abroad, i this difficult situation. You have i managed to compete abroad, how this difficult situation. You have managed to compete abroad, how have you adjusted your plans . I managed to compete abroad, how have you adjusted your plans . You adusted your plans . I went to the you adjusted your plans . I went to the european you adjusted your plans . I went to the european crosscountry the european Cross Country championships in italy, into your own, we went on the train, which was interesting but it is a learning curve. Next time we go on the train we will know. What happened . Just banning anything in advance, leaving more time for travel, you dont realise how tiring things can be when you think, we cram it all in. You just need to leave time for these things. I dont think you will be at a disadvantage going on a train rather than a plane, you might be better off. Train rather than a plane, you might be better off be better off. Congratulations on this award and be better off. Congratulations on this award and everything be better off. Congratulations on this award and everything you i be better off. Congratulations on i this award and everything you have done, make sure you take it with you. Done, make sure you take it with ou. ~ done, make sure you take it with ou. ~ ,. , done, make sure you take it with ou. ~. We done, make sure you take it with | you we look you. Thank you so much. We look forward to you. Thank you so much. We look forward to following you. Thank you so much. We look forward to following your you. Thank you so much. We look forward to following your career. | forward to following your career. Thank you. To find out more about all the winners of this years green sport awards, theres a special Programme Available now on iplayer, and across the bbc sport website and app this week. Youre watching Bbc Breakfast. Good morning, welcome to the nations phone in. This is Rachel Burden sitting in for nicky campbell. This morning has the doctors strike hit you . The biggestjoint Industrial Action in nhs history. Junior doctors and consultants working together for 72 hours. Thats tens of thousands of doctors from hospitals in england, affecting tens of thousands of patients. We are used to Strike Action over the last year or so so you may have a bit of strike fatigue. But is this the moment it really starts impacting on you, your friends and family, your loved ones . Have you had an appointment, delayed, cancelled or rescheduled equipment do you worry about the long term impact on your health or your Treatment Options . The nhs says that a million appointments have had be cancelled or rescheduled as a result of this action. However, the Doctors Union is saying, look, millions of people have had the treatment disrupted because of years of underfunding by the government but that is the real issue. The Health Secretary says hes not going to do any more negotiations on pay, consultants have had their 6 pay rise, Junior Doctors