Your son, your daughter, your neighbour, your co worker, that is what you are protect king having your the protecting having your the protecting having this mask on. In france the number of people in intensive care passes 1,400 for the First Time Since the end of may paris is placed on maximum alert. Stairway t0 heaven plays all their own work the rock band led zeppelin win their copyright battle over accusations they plagiarised the opening of their iconic track, stairway to heaven. Hello and welcome. It isa it is a packed programme so lets get started. In a highly choreographed departure, President Trump has left the walter reed Military Hospital in washington where he was being treated for coronavirus and has returned to the white house. Wearing a mask, he walked unaided out of the hospital before boarding the president ial helicopter for the short flight home. Moments after returning to the white house, donald trump climbed the stairs to the balcony, took off his mask and posed for photographs. The bbcs lebo diseko reports from washington. A made for tv homecoming. President trump after three daysin President Trump after three days in hospital. The message. Days in hospital. The message. Trump has triumphed. As he greeted the waiting press. Shortly afterwards, he posted this video on twitter. Press. Shortly afterwards, he posted this video on twitterli stood out front, i led. Nobody thats a leader would not do what i did, and i know theres a risk, there is a danger, but thats ok. White house says they are taking every precaution to keep their president and staff are safe. They say appropriate ppe will be worn when staff are near him. And unlike ordinary americans, he will have round the clock medical care. He exceeded all standard discharge criteria. He received another dose of remdesivir today and then we plan to get him home. Oxygen levels, including saturation, and breathing, are all normal. Though he might not be entirely out of the woods yet, the team andi out of the woods yet, the team and i agree that all our evaluations, most importantly, his clinical status, support the president s safe homecoming where he will be surrounded by world class where he will be surrounded by world class medical care. Where he will be surrounded by worldclass medical care. Four days his supporters gathered outside the hospital and for many of them the president s illness could not have been avoided. But the number of Top Republicans that have tested positive since attending the same rose garden eventjust keeps growing. Donald trump certainly knows how to make an entrance and an exit and he will be keen to get back onto the campaign trail. There are still many Unanswered Questions about the status of his health and more than a dozen members of his close circle that have been diagnosed with covid i9. Liberty seco, bbc news, washington. Lebo diseko. Mr trumps Democratic Party rivaljoe biden has been on the campaign trail in florida. Speaking at a town hall event in miami he attacked the president for downplaying the wearing of masks. These pictures are from nbc news. Anybody who contracts the virus by essentially saying masks dont matter, social distancing doesnt matter, i think is responsible for what happens to them. If these people took off their masks, and they all have them on i noticed, and just all of a sudden got in a gaggle and started talking to one another, well, theyre taking responsibility that in fact they should be held responsible for, because every major scientist and doctor and immunologist has said thats a very dangerous thing to do. The particles and droplets can stay in the air for a long time, longer than they thought, it can go beyond ten feet. Theres all kinds of things theyve learned and know. Look, i view wearing this mask, not so much protecting me, but as a patriotic responsibility, and all the tough guys say im not wearing a mask, im not afraid, well, be afraid for your husband, your wife, your son, your daughter, your neighbour, your co worker. Thats who youre protecting having this mask on and it should be viewed as a patriotic duty, to protect those around you. Joining me now from San Francisco is peter walker who is co creator of the white house covid tracker which is analysing and Contact Tracing the spread of the outbreak at the white house which saw the president contract the virus. Welcome to the programme. Just tell us how you are gathering all this data. I have had a look at this website and looking at the names, whether they are positive and negative. How did you put all of this together . Thanks for having me on. We are crowdsourcing this information. Everything you see on our tracker comes from publicly available reports. Twitter posts, news reporters, different news articles, geo tagging from various social platforms, all with the goal of providing a conference of who was at these events and who may be at risk. When you talk about the events, various events going on in the white house, pretty high profile ones, for example, where amy coney barrett, herfamily example, where amy coney barrett, her family were there, et cetera. Why are you doing this . Honestly, it is because it seems like there is a lack of accountability and transparency to the public so we wouldnt be doing this if there was a proper channel by which the white house was releasing positive test results from important figures and letting other people know that they have been exposed and need to quarantine the really, it is mostly just for the public interest. When i am looking at your website, there is a lot of detail that is not there. Quarantine stages of various people are known, test results, unknown. It must be hard to find out the information that you need. In terms of how coronavirus is being contained within the white house, whats your impression . Well, as you know, President Trump is back in the white house tonight. It seems as though even after his diagnosis there were reports of masks not being worn, social distancing not being respected. It seems a bit like the same from this administration, to me. Certainly, they went very forthcoming with hope hicks diagnosis originally. Jennifer jacobs at the news cracked that open. Since then it has been ha rd to open. Since then it has been hard to get this information out. The white house say they are following all safety precautions necessary, given the fact that the president has returned and the first lady milani trump has been in the white house in isolation as well. Milani at trump. You are not confident they are following all the right procedures . Melania trump. There has been a pattern of behaviour. Staffers at the white house did not get an e mail until a couple of days following the diagnosis. There have been reports of people who have been reports of people who have been reports of people who have been in close contact with the president to have got a single negative test and have decided not to quarantine but as you saw today with press secretary kayleigh mcena ny, even people who have got three, four, negative tests, they can still test positive and be a risk to others. Interesting, peter walker, thank you for joining us on the programme. Just to say, we will have more on this a bit later. I will be talking to peter bowes, my colleague, in america, shortly. France has reported nearly 17,000 new coronavirus cases on saturday which is the highest daily number since the country began widespread testing. As a result paris is being placed on maximum alert on tuesday, meaning bars will be forced to close for two weeks. Bars in the city have continued to draw large crowds of people, often flouting physical distancing and mask wearing guidelines. Well have more on that story in business in about 20 minutes. Angela merkel has warned germans that a difficult time lies ahead as the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise. New daily infections regularly exceed 2,000 but, as our berlin correspondent, jenny hill reports, scientists and politicians hope a combination of caution, minor restrictions and even fresh air will keep infections under control this autumn. For germany, the show is going on, just. Its performers mastering the art of improvisation. Doing what they can, where they can, while they can. Applause. There is always a risk. Ithink, though, and this is important to say, that culture means something. It is a situation of complete lockdowns, also means that bach and shakespeare and beethoven arejust and shakespeare and beethoven are just not saying what they need to say. Europes leaders immersed in the second waiver. Angela merkel, ever cautious, admits she is worried. German case worries numbers are rising. Also in france, spain. Britain. Things might get out of control. I think it is down to how effectively the Public Health institutions can track cases and stamp out cases. So far they have been doing a pretty good job. In a country traditionally obsessed with fresh air, there is a renewed respect for ventilation. The government now advises and funds organisations to install airing systems like those produced here. The aerosols to the ground. They expect a busy autumn because since the pandemic begun they have also developed this, an air purifier designed to filter out aerosols from classrooms. To get a corona infection, it is not only have one aerosol, you need to have a certain concentration of aerosols to really be infected. If we can at least reduce the risk of being infected, significantly, for eve ryo ne infected, significantly, for everyone in the classroom, then it is great. It is not 100 certain. Has a season changes, new concerns arise. Life, after all, is about to move back indoors. In towns and cities across this country, officials are trying to work out how to keep infections under control. There is lots of debate. Should masks be worn in outdoor spaces . Should alcohol sales be banned at night . But all agree on this. Germany simply cannot afford a second lockdown. Restricted, determined, but it could be a long winter. Jenny hill, bbc news, bavaria. Stay with us here on bbc news. More to come, including this. Stairway t0 heaven plays so soothing, isnt it . But it has caused a storm and a big legal battle. The rock band led zeppelin win their copyright battle over accusations they plagiarised the opening of their iconic track, stairway to heaven. This was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. They believe everythings going to be different from now on. They think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be, before Slobodan Milosevic took power. The dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this years nobel peace prize. As the parade was reaching its climax, two grenades exploded and a group of soldiersjumped from a military truck taking part in the parade, and ran towards the president , firing from kalashnikov automatic rifles. After 437 years, the skeletal ribs of henry viiis tragic warship emerged. But even as divers worked to buoy her up, the mary rose went through another heart stopping drama. I want to be the peoples governor. I want to represent everybody. I believe in the people of california. This is bbc news, the main story this hour President Trump tells americans not to be afraid of covid i9. He poses for photographers without a facemask, after being hospitalised with coronavirus. Our north america correspondent, peter bowes, joins me now. Peter, it has been quite an extraordinary few days. He is now back at the base and showing that he is fighting fit. That is his message, isnt it . Yes, that is definitely his message and it was a very choreographed return home as well. Time for the evening news bulletins here in the states and he walked up to the balcony at the white house and that most controversial of moments. He is posing, not a level still photographs but for video and there is some speculation that he was passed making a Campaign Video that will be seen in the coming days. He took his mask off and after everything that has been said about mask wearing over the last few days, weeks and months, for the president to come out of hospital while still infectious. Its only been three days since he went into hospital, only diagnosed late on thursday, presumably still infectious. Not only to take his mask for the photographs but are actually going to the white house, on the balcony, presumably mingling with people inside. Ashley came back out to ta ke inside. Ashley came back out to take some photographs and that is what is being strongly criticised if you look on social media, people are really aghast at what he did. Clearly, many of his supporters may well think this was the right thing for the president to do, to show that as the president has put it really to show that he isa put it really to show that he is a leader and strong and out there in front. Some critics are calling him a super spreader. I mean, the infection rate is rising within the white house. What he is able to do is curtail, no matter what he thinks, is it in terms of his Campaign Rallies et cetera in the near future . Yes, exactly. And it is what people are going to be looking up. What exactly is going to happen over the next few weeks which is certainly crucial in terms of his health. His doctors earlier in the day so that he wasnt out of the woods yet and they we re out of the woods yet and they were talking in terms of five seven days just to see how the president does. But as far as the campaign is concerned, the president is, fox news is reporting that he will take pa rt reporting that he will take part in the debate next week if joe biden. It remains to be seen joe biden. It remains to be seen what kind of campaign it is, whether it is a mostly virtual campaign. Whether there will be more in person events and what kind of tone and message the president sends. All right, thank you very much indeed, peter. Peter bowes our north america correspond with the latest on the top story. Lets get some of the days other news. Ireland is re introducing stricter nationwide coronavirus restrictions after a surge in infections. From midnight on tuesday people will be asked to stay in their county of residence and organised indoor events will be cancelled. Restaurants and pubs will be barred from serving customers indoors, employees encouraged to attend workplaces only if absolutely necessary and religious services will be moved online. The clean up continues in france and italy after heavy rains caused significant flash flooding, killing at least seven people. The storm destroyed homes and washed away roads, while coastal areas areas on the French Riviera were also devastated. Rescue workers have stepped up their search efforts amid fears up to 20 people are missing. Crowds of protesters in kyrgyzstan who are calling for last sundays elections to be annulled have broken into parliament in the capital bishkek. The break ins follow a day of clashes with police, who initially dispersed the crowd with Water Cannons and tear gas. But demonstrators later flooded back into the central square. Election results gave two pro president ial parties a parliamentary majority, but opposition groups say there were massive violations. Lets get all the latest sport from the bbcs sports centre. Hello, im marc edwards and here is your tuesday sport briefing. The transfer window is now shut across most of the big european leagues. It was transfer deadline day in england, and there were some big movers and shakers. Including this man, who is edin to manchester united. Edinson cavani signs for united on a free transfer. The 33 year old Uruguay International left psg at the end ofjune after scoring a record 200 goals in 301 appearances for the french giants. While arsenal have signed 27 year old ghana midfielder Thomas Partey for 58 million from atletico madrid. Uruguay midfielder Lucas Torreira has moved in the opposite direction on loan. Hes making a bit of a habit of this. World number one Novak Djokovic struck a linejudge again, this time it was in his fourth round straight sets win at the french open over russias karen kachanov. It comes just a month after he was disqualified for doing so at the us open. But in the 1st set of this 11th round encounter, djokovic hit the line judge while stretching to reach the ball. It was a complete accident, so luckily there was no punishment this time round. In the french open, rafa nadal is in action on tuesday. He takes on italian youngster jannik sinner in the quarter finals. The 19 year old becoming the first tournament debutant to advance to the last eight in paris since, well, you guessed it, the king of clay himself back in 2005. It promises to be a thrilling matchup, sinner having dropped just the one set all tournament, and nadal looking to move a step closer to a barely believable 13th french open title. Game four of the nba finals takes place on tuesday. Miami heat dragging themselves back into the competition having gone two nothing down against lebron james and the la lakers. They put on a superb display to win game three. Theirstar man, undoubtedly, jimmy butler who put on a historic performance for the heat. He became the first person to have a 40 point triple double in a finals win. Hes now on the hunt to level the series despite the star studded opposition hes facing. Imean, i mean, its competition at its finest. I think lebron has got the best of me way too many times. I respect the guy for a but this is a different time now and a Different Group of quys now and a Different Group of guys i have around me. We are going to compete and were not going to compete and were not going to compete and were not going to down. We will fight back to two two. Well we mentioned a partey at arsenal but sadly theres one person who wont be invited. Theres been a huge response on social media to arguably the biggest departure on deadline day that of the arsenal mascot the gunnersaurus. Hes been let go of in a bid to save money amid the pandemic. Outrage all around. Former arsenal legend ian wright, tweeting his sadness. Piers morgan believing he could force a u turn from the arsenal hierarchy he couldnt. While Michy Batshuayi waded in with some advice although that trouser combo may have diluted his message somewhat. But its not all doom and gloom sevilla did manage a cheeky post announcing his immediate transfer to the spanish club. The gunnersaurus not extinct yet. You can get all the latest sports news at our website thats bbc. Com sport. But from me, marc edwards and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. That is and we appreciate mark and the team. One of the greatest rock bands of all time led zeppelin have won a long running legal battle over claims it stole the opening guitar riff from its 1971 song stairway to heaven. The band one of the best selling rock acts of all time was handed victory after the Us Supreme Court declined to take up the case. Paul hawkins reports. Its opening guitar riff is iconic. Stairwya t0 heaven opening guitar riff plays stairway to heaven, by rock legends, led zeppelin. This is jimmy page, who created the band, speaking to the bbc, in 2014, about the song. The idea of stairway was to have a piece of music, a composition, whereby it would just keep on folding into more layers. His lawyers have been in american courts for six years, arguing he was not a fraud. The claim was that stairway to heaven ripped off another song, taurus, by a band called spirit. Taurus plays. The claim was logged by the estate of the bands late frontman, randy wolfe. Lawyers arguing that led zeppelin became familiar with spirits song after the two bands played on the same night at a club in birmingham, in 1970 a year before stairway to heaven was released. Bothjimmy page and lead singer, robert plant, argued they had never heard of the song until ten years ago. But the jury did not believe them, instead they believed evidence from musicologists. They said the descending musical patterns in both songs was a common musical device. For example, you can hear it in Chim Chim Cher ee, from mary poppins. Chim chim cheree plays. At the heart of the debate was whether this was blatant copying or the Natural Evolution of music which borrows from other genres, as page himself admits. It started with quite a fragile exposed Acoustic Guitar playing in sort of style of a poor mans bouree by bach. In march, a federal court rules in favour of led zeppelin, but wolfes estate appealed. Now the Supreme Court has said it will not hear the appeal so the originaljudgement is final, not that the lawyer from wolfes estate is backing down, claiming instead, in a statement that led zeppelin won on a technicality. The stairway to heaven. It means both page and plant have spent millions of dollars in compensation but that has not stopped rock fans continuing the debate. Paul hawkins, bbc news. A really interesting story there. All of our business coverage comes up next in there. All of our business coverage comes up next in the next few minutes. Lots of really interesting stories to talk about. Including this one, instagram is 10 years old today. I thought it had been around for longer than that, didnt you . Anyway, 10 years old and we are going to be talking to a top influencer about how instagram has changed many of our lives, but also transforms many businesses as well. I will see you in a moment. Hello there. I thought id start with a reminder of just how grim a start to the month weve had. Across a swathe of southern england and parts of eastern scotland too, over recent days, weve seen more rainfall than wed expect to see in the whole of the month of october. And were only in the first week, of course. Winchcombe is in gloucestershire 118mm here over recent days, compared with the october average of 81mm. Now, we have got a bit more rain to come, over the next couple of days, but im going to zoom out into the west atlantic, because this is a developing area of low pressure, and it could bring some really heavy rain across those areas that have already seen a lot of rainfall this month, so more on that in just a moment. For the time being, we do have rain around right now. Weve got some patches working across from northern ireland, pushing eastwards across wales and england, and another line of rain from an occlusion thats bringing some wet weather at the moment to south west scotland and the far north of england. Temperatures to start the day about 8 11 degrees. Now, we are going to see further patches of rain pushing eastwards across wales and england through the day. I suspect they could become quite lengthy patches of rain, quite persistent rain for a time, across north wales, merseyside and greater manchester. Further showers for west scotland and northern ireland. Becoming windy in the south west through the afternoon, where we could get gusts of wind of 50 odd mph. The best of the sunshine for eastern scotland. But for many of us, it will be quite cloudy, with just a few sunny intervals coming and going. Now, for wednesday, probably overall a little bit more in the way of sunshine but again weve got showers around. Those showers particularly affecting northern and western scotland and, given that wind direction, we might see a few sneaking down the irish sea, into north wales and north west england as well. Temperatures coming down a degree or so, highs for most between 13 and 15 degrees. Now, on into thursdays forecast, these weather fronts that had been forecast to bring the majority of rain across england and wales are actually going to push a little bit further northwards now on the latest model runs. And that sees rain potentially going as far north as the central belt of scotland, maybe even north scotland for a time. Now, further southwards, we will see some rain at a time moving across england and wales. But its this trailing front that could cause some issues, not just through thursday, but actually thursday night and into friday, because that front could become aligned to give some lengthy outbreaks of rain across parts of england and wales and some of those parts where weve already seen a lot of rainfall so far. So we could see some further localised flooding towards the end of the week. You are with bbc news time now for the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Wind is the future and will power all our homes that will be the message from the uk Prime Minister with a pledge of 160 million to upgrade ports and factories. The dutch are in a spin about the electric bike revolution as more of us take to two wheels in a bid to avoid public transport. And its World Teachers day. We look at how the profession has changed due to the coronavirus. We begin with borisjohnson who today will promise to build back greener in his speech at the virtual conservative party conference. The Prime Minister will pledge 160 million of new investment into offshore wind energy. Thats 208 million and will be used to upgrade ports and factories for building turbines creating 2,000 jobs. Its hoped a further 60,000 could be supported by the industry. The target is to produce enough electricity to power every uk home by 2030 in whats being billed a green industrial revolution. So will the government pull this off or is it just hot air . Joining me now is supriya menon, Senior Investment manager at pictet asset management. Lovely to see you. What do you make of this big idea of the current government . We knew that they had a green plan in terms of rebooting our economy post covid. Yes, absolutely and just to put that also in a more global context, we have been hearing a lot about tilting back better which is essentially this idea that we have to integrate the Energy Transition and other priorities into post covid physical responses. Indeed, as we move from the support phase of fiscal stimulus to the more stimulative phase and also it is notable that this comes in the wake of the imf fiscal monitor whichjust got the wake of the imf fiscal monitor which just got relieved and the imf is calling for a scaled up investment into public infrastructure. Scaled up public infrastructure. Scaled up Public Investment. Green infrastructure, digitisation and their contention is multipliers to growth. Would be much higher than previously estimated. So about 1 infrastructure and investment could result in 2 of growth so thatis could result in 2 of growth so that is how to think about it. As well as creating significant jobs so that is the global context. In the uk, i do think these are credible. Remember that offshore wind and wind energy in general has become increasingly competitive with fossil fuel sources. As recent contracts and auctions have shown in that sector. We are already in a world where about 50 of Electricity Generation is through wind and this plan would scale that up, i believe, about fourfold to 2030. Yes, it is quite ambitious but the levelised cost of electricity, wind power, has been falling rapidly and the International Energy agency for instance, suggest that could come down by about 40 and that is likely and underestimation. This is incredibly visit sources increasingly competitive but we need from the government to join private investment. We certainly find there are opportunities in this space and we have explored environmental opportunities. Energy efficiency and the government commitment to this area only helps a scale that up further. There is definitely an opportunity. Looking at where they are saying the investment is going, it is looking at manufacturing in teesside in the north england, and scotland and wales. These are the places that will see the investment and thejob that will see the investment and the job creation. These parts of the country, that is what is needed, isnt it . Absolutely. And there is a link with what were doing in the Public Investment aside and the clea n Public Investment aside and the clean energy side and the outlook for jobs and as clean energy side and the outlook forjobs and as i said before, looking into the stability of the face. How do we draw more people in who have lost jobs we draw more people in who have lostjobs in the covid recession. How do we also draw people in who have lostjobs and livelihoods partly because the clean Energy Transition, scaling back, carbon intensive activities. And move into either more efficient ways of doing the same thing or into other growth areas and drawing those people in and bring them on board and offer them a future. This is what the government is trying to do and it is essential to making these policies are sustainable. Briefly, there is a lot of announced analysis today of what the chancellor rishi sunak had to say today about tough times to come. Not a return, necessarily, to a period of austerity that we experienced after the 2008 financial crisis but certainly taxes going up. The government has got to balance its books eventually somehow. Your thoughts on what he had to say . Absolutely. I think a higher level of government involvement in the economy is probably here to stay. Government spending as a percentage of gdp has gone up and will probably stay at a higher level. However, idont see it as a return to austerity, certainly not, that would not be the right policy setting in the current context. However, yes, he did insinuate that they will be tax rises to pay for that. But it would not be in the short term, it will come but more cautious message coming from a more realistic tone. We had nearly 10 of gdp in fiscal stimulus this year. Exactly, no such thing as a free lunch. Good to see you this morning. Covid 19 has sparked change in almost every industry and left businesses wondering what the future holds. But one industry has been turbocharged by the pandemic. Electric bike sales have soared to a record high. Decades of experience have put the dutch in a prime position to capitalise on the covid related shift to two wheels, their innovations are now being exported around the world. Anna holligan reports on the revolution taking place on our roads. Like many families in the netherlands, instead of going on holiday this year, they invested their savings in an electric cargo bike. It is so nice to ride your bike. And you get a little bit of exercise. And then you come home, more relaxing than after riding by car. Ebacc s run on batteries which are less destructive to the environment than petrol. Or diesel. Ebikes. The dutch brand sold more of their electric bikes in the start of 2020 than it did in the previous two years. The demand at the moment is so high that we just cant keep up with demand. We have already doubled production in the beginning of this year. We are now doubling it again but still, yes, there is still waiting list. It is crazy to see exactly what we believe what happened in the next ten years is suddenly happening in 3 six months and i believe thats one of the Silver Linings of this crisis. The pricetag means ebikes arent accessible to everyone but you can borrow one. This is the dutch biker Subscription Service which is expanding into three new countries due to the surge in demand caused by the pandemic. Corona can be seen by us asa pandemic. Corona can be seen by us as a catalyst for growth. We already saw significant increase in bicycle usage in the larger cities where we were active. Corona really accelerated that. In the netherlands, for example, in amsterdam, we saw 50 growth since the start of this year but in the netherlands, we already use this as a main mode of transport through the city. In brussels, a good example, we grew 60 during the corona lockdown. Across the continent, millions of euros are being invested in redesigning roads to make space for the surging number of people on bikes. Cities have seen pollution and climate because of the reduction of cars. Plummet. Even here in the bike saturated netherlands, covid 19 has meant more people are making more journeys by bike. Electric cargo bikes like these have made the transition away from ca rs made the transition away from cars and public transport more manageable. Only when the dedicated cycling space is safe will this be an option for eve ryo ne will this be an option for everyone looking for greener, healthier and sometimes even faster modes of transport. Anna holligan, World Business report, amsterdam. From amsterdam to paris. If you were watching us this time yesterday we were discussing the new measures in place in paris to try and contain the spread of covid 19 in the french capital. From today all bars and cafes that are not serving food are closed. This after the french government raised the citys coronavirus alert to maximum following a period of high infection rates. Bars, gyms and swimming pools will all be closed for two weeks but restaurants will remain open if strict hygiene rules are in place. Joining me now is chris southworth, secretary general of the International Chamber of commerce uk. Nice to see you. This is a real blow for businesses in the french capital. It is so tough for them to try and stay in business in these conditions. Absolutely and paris isnt the only city in trouble. It is looking like a serious second wave. It looks like it could come to london, to, with the position we are in at the moment. We mentioned the situation in paris. We are seeing a similar measure in place in madrid. London could be following suit pretty soon. Many argue it is because people arejust many argue it is because people are just not following the rules who are gathering in these places. They are not wearing masks, they are not socially distancing. Yes. Number one priority here is the of the community, isnt it . The health of the population. Second priority is the health of the economy. The first lockdown came at an enormous cost with a huge impact on that last very long time. That will be worth a second time around. There will be a huge drop in confidence, debt will rise even further than it is already. Many businesses are struggling, on edge of survival. We have really got to do through things. Two things. Put in the basic things, track and trace systems, scale those up so trace systems, scale those up so that we can get the right testing infrastructure into place but we also have to respect the basic rules. If you look at the data in terms of where the problems are in the population, it looks to me like the government really does need to reach out and build a better relationship with the younger population. They are just being young, at the end of the day, and they have been it has been difficult for them for months on end. They dont seem to be following government guidelines and i think that is because the government guidance is not being made on hard evidence, it looks like political decisions, flip flopping from one to the next. But in those cities. That diminishes confidence. In the city such as paris, madrid, london, many other cities around europe, if we are all told to stay at home and work from home, if at all possible, these independent coffee shops, sandwich shops, all of these businesses, if they have still remained in operation, this could tip them over the edge, couldnt it . Absolutely. You have only got to walk around london 20 minutes and you see it immediately. The impact it is having. Everybody is working at home and that has an almost impact. It is not sustainable in the local economy. Bars, restau ra nts, in the local economy. Bars, restaurants, shops, retail, that economy all depends on people coming into the office and Everything Else was not having said that, the regions will benefit with people in outside london. There is a balance to be struck with Current Situation is not sustainable. We have got to find a way to manage the economy and encourage people to be at work at the same time as keeping everybody safe and what is currently in place looks like it is not working as well as it ought to be and you have only got to look at paris looking down again and hope that london does not do the same. Chris, thanks. Lets get some of the days other news. China has complained to the World Trade Organisation saying that President Trumps plan to ban tiktok and wechat violates global trade rules. The us defended its position, saying once again that data of american users may be handed over to the chinese government, an accusation tiktok denies. The Trump Administration wants tiktok to sell its Us Operations or leave. Its been called the copyright trial of the century, and now its over. Led zeppelin was accused of having stolen the opening riff of their song stairway to heaven. The Us Supreme Court declined to hear the case, meaning an Appeals Court decision that the band wasnt guilty of theft stands. The case began in 2014 when led zeppelin was sued by the estate of randy wolfe of the us band taurus claiming. The coronavirus pandemic and the resulting lockdowns have turned the Education Sector on its head. When children could no longer go into classrooms, schools had to move their lessons online, virtually overnight. Some teachers have gone even further. There are advice channels on youtube and facebook and websites where teachers can post their lesson plans; even Online Marketplaces where they can sell their lesson ideas and plans to other teachers. Katie tollitt is the creator of the Youtube Channel for teachers and currently working as a Primary School teacher at Victoria Shanghai Academy in hong kong. Good morning, thank you for being on the program and it is World Teacher day and we are celebrating teachers. All of the teachers i know have had such a tough time in 2020 trying to manage the classroom and virtual teaching. Some of them are doing both at the same time with kids that cant be in school and those that are in the classroom. Yes, it has been really difficult to adjust to that. I was think if teachers we re that. I was think if teachers were prepared for this, if we had had training on it a couple of months before, then we properly would have done a really great job from properly would have done a really greatjob from the start. But it is been so difficult to have to adapt everything we know about teaching in a normal classroom and to kind of bring it online ina way and to kind of bring it online in a way that is engaging for our students as well. But i do think there are so many positive things that are happening. I have seen all schools at different stages but everybody is finding ways to engage the students. I also think that students are becoming really good at using a lot of Different Technology as a result of everything that has happened. Im trying to focus on the positives even though i know it has been very frustrating for both parents, stu d e nts frustrating for both parents, students and teachers as well. Imean, i students and teachers as well. I mean, i am terrible when it comes to tech and my three boys away ahead of me when it comes to understanding how to work this online lessons and talk to their teachers and Everything Else. But its been a huge headache and the issue of security, that is one isnt it . Keeping these Online Platforms secure with children involved, imean, secure with children involved, i mean, its a big issue. Yes, it is really difficult but i would also say that when you think about skills that the children are requiring during this time, it is conferencing skills and management skills, self management skills as well because in the classroom, they have somebody checking upon them a bit more and i do think that the children are becoming really good at running these online meetings and presenting their work using different apps and websites and technology. I ama and websites and technology. I am a big lover of technology andi am a big lover of technology and i do think there are amazing ways we as teachers can combine it with our learning. I am really proud of the way things are moving and i know it was a headache at the start but iam sure was a headache at the start but i am sure its been a light for myself as im sure but lots of positive progress has been made. We have learnt things that we can apply to the future in the classroom and things hopefully return to normal. M is really important isnt it, for students, just give stu d e nts for students, just give students for example. Many are starting a degree and actually it is mainly online and when you are beginning a new course with new lecturers, new teachers, that one on one interaction or being in the room together, that is so important. I completely agree andi important. I completely agree and i am very, very happy that iam not and i am very, very happy that i am not personally in the position that a lot of the target audience of my Youtube Channel. The audience is mostly trainee teachers and to think right now that they are mostly having to do their lessons online and having never actually taught in a proper classroom, my heart goes out to them because it is so difficult, even as a teacher who has been in a classroom to have to transfer. They must be really difficult for them to start out online but they are doing an amazing job and i would notice that a lot of my audience are requesting more videos based on well being and worklife balance and lots of videos looking as the Mental Health of the students as well. There seems to be a lot of push to make sure that students and teachers are comfortable with the workload. Katie, thank you for being on the program and a big shout out to you and all of the teachers who have embraced the teachers who have embraced the challenges of 2020 so well. Well done. Happy teachers they everyone, all doing an amazing job. Absolutely. Stay with us on bbc news, still to come the Indian Tech Company planning to launch its own app store to challenge apple and google. This was a celebration of people looking for the future. The dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of the bat has won this years nobel peace prize. As the parade was reaching its climax, two grenades exploded and a group of soldiersjumped from a military truck taking part in the parade, and ran towards the president , firing from kalashnikov automatic rifles. After 437 years, the skeletal ribs of henry viiis tragic warship emerged. But even as divers worked to buoy her up, the mary rose went through another heart stopping drama. I want to be the peoples governor. I want to represent everybody. I believe in the people of california. This is bbc world news, the latest headlines President Trump has urged americans not to be afraid of covid 19, and not to let it dominate their lives. He was speaking after returning to the white house from three days of hospital treatment for coronavirus. His doctors say hes not yet out of the woods. To india now which is reportedly planning to launch its own alternative app store to challenge the apple google duopoly. Nikhil inamdar joins us live from mumbai more on the story. Nikhil whats prompted this decision . Challenging google and apple, interesting. Absolutely sally. I mustjust point out at the beginning that these are reported at this stage are not an official confirmation by the timing is absolutely interesting because google has been facing a huge amount of backlash here in india, particularly from App Developers and start ups who have been rallying against the 30 commission that are basically charges for in house App Purchases. The start ups are saying that is prohibitively expensive, that google has basically been misusing its monopoly and that this has been a stifling their growth so perhaps it was a right time for india to basically go ahead and launch an alternative. All of this comes in at a time when google has been facing off with ali barber backed btm which is indias largest commerce mobile platform which was banned recently from the Google Play Store but reinstated after following some guideline limitations. Btm itself has gone ahead and launched its own mini app store and the battle is heating up. Google has taken a step back because it says it will be deferring the charges it levies on in App Purchases for the next six months. It will be engaging in conversations with its stakeholders to try and listen to some of their agreements and perhaps take action so very interesting developments here. Thank you, very interesting. Instagram turns ten today. It launched as a photo sharing app in october 2010, the brainchild of us Software EngineersKevin Systrom and mike krieger. Facebook bought it for 1 billion in 2012, when the company only had 13 employees. By 2018 it had hit one billion users and had spawned numerous influencers, helping create a whole new market Influencer Marketing is projected to become a 15 billion business by the year 2022. Its now firmly integrated into the modern business world. But how can it remain relevant with new platforms like tiktok offering Something Else to occupy our eyes and our minds . Joining me now is sara tasker, instagram influencer and author. Nice to see you sarah. Instagram has radically changed many of our lives and how businesses operate. Tell us how this has been a bonus for business. I think certain businesses probably dont see it as businesses probably dont see itasa businesses probably dont see it as a bonus but definitely for the entrepreneurial sack, for the entrepreneurial sack, for women, for people who have been previously marginalised and left out of the conventional business world. Instagram has really provided an opportunity for growth and one that we have never really seen one that we have never really seen before. The reason i say that maybe it is not such a great thing for some businesses is because it is turned so much on its head that we are really finding out the results of that now. I have interviewed many intrapreneurs that have started businesses in recent years, theyve all told us that instagram and social media is their main marketing tool. Yes absolutely. And it is free, you can do it from the palm of your hand sitting on your so far. And it really has this kind of success it allows us to be human, to share all elements of our working lives. Although, i am told we are out of time. It is such a shame. Thank you so much and thank you for your company. See you soon. Hello there. I thought id start with a reminder of just how grim a start to the month weve had. Across a swathe of southern england and parts of eastern scotland too, over recent days, weve seen more rainfall than wed expect to see in the whole of the month of october. And were only in the first week, of course. Winchcombe is in gloucestershire 118mm here over recent days, compared with the october average of 81mm. Now, we have got a bit more rain to come, over the next couple of days, but im going to zoom out into the west atlantic, because this is a developing area of low pressure, and it could bring some really heavy rain across those areas that have already seen a lot of rainfall this month, so more on that in just a moment. For the time being, we do have rain around right now. Weve got some patches working across from northern ireland, pushing eastwards across wales and england, and another line of rain from an occlusion thats bringing some wet weather at the moment to south west scotland and the far north of england. Temperatures to start the day about 8 11 degrees. Now, we are going to see further patches of rain pushing eastwards across wales and england through the day. I suspect they could become quite lengthy patches of rain, quite persistent rain for a time, across north wales, merseyside and greater manchester. Further showers for west scotland and northern ireland. Becoming windy in the south west through the afternoon, where we could get gusts of wind of 50 odd mph. The best of the sunshine for eastern scotland. But for many of us, it will be quite cloudy, with just a few sunny intervals coming and going. Now, for wednesday, probably overall a little bit more in the way of sunshine but again weve got showers around. Those showers particularly affecting northern and western scotland and, given that wind direction, we might see a few sneaking down the irish sea, into north wales and north west england as well. Temperatures coming down a degree or so, highs for most between 13 and 15 degrees. Now, on into thursdays forecast, these weather fronts that had been forecast to bring the majority of rain across england and wales are actually going to push a little bit further northwards now on the latest model runs. And that sees rain potentially going as far north as the central belt of scotland, maybe even north scotland for a time. Now, further southwards, we will see some rain at a time moving across england and wales. But its this trailing front that could cause some issues, not just through thursday, but actually thursday night and into friday, because that front could become aligned to give some lengthy outbreaks of rain across parts of england and wales and some of those parts where weve already seen a lot of rainfall so far. So we could see some further localised flooding towards the end of the week. Good morning and welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Our headlines today President Trump is released from hospital and urges americans not to be afraid of covid. I learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that is for certain, dont let it dominate you. Dont be afraid of it. You are going to beat it. Wind farms will generate enough energy to power every home in britain within ten years. Thats the ambitious target to be set out by the Prime Minister today. 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