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To take the top award in over 90 years. Joaquin phoenix wins best actorforjoker, Renee Zellweger takes best actress for her portrayal ofjudy garland. I knowjudy i know judy garland i knowjudy garland did not receive this honour in her time. I am certain that this moment is an extension of the celebration of her legacy. And im here at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party to get reaction from the great and the good of the Silver Screen on the biggest night in showbusiness. Robert de niro and Reese Witherspoon arejust in there. Robert de niro and Reese Witherspoon are just in there. Sandra Robert De Niro and Reese Witherspoon arejust in there. Sandra 0 isjust arriving. Join us shortly. Ten tax free trading zones by next year. The Sheffield United fairytale continues. The newly promoted side are now up to fifth in the premier league as they beat both the elements and bournemouth. Ten tax free trading zones by next year. Plans to develop freeports will be announced later today with a hope of creating tens of thousands of jobs. But critics say only the super rich will benefit. Its monday the 10th of february. Our top story 62,000 households are without power this morning after storm ciara battered the uk. Gale force winds and torrential rain have caused flooding and major travel disruption. Winds of more than 90 miles an hour were recorded and some areas had six weeks worth of rain injust21i hours. Graham satchell reports. Rough seas off the coast of hastings and a lifeboat rights itselfjust in time. It was a day of remarkable lucky escapes. On dry land in central london, watch this. A taxi, a tree and a near miss. In bedfordshire, the driver of this car escaped with just minor injuries will be took the fire service more than an hourto will be took the fire service more than an hour to cut him out. Storm ciara batted every corner of the country for more than 24 hour s. That is intense in some places, the impact was devastating. Part of a guesthouse collapses into the river on the scottish borders. Its foundations washed away. Siren wails. The siren, warning of heavy rain and floods to come. The rain was sideways and relentless. There we re was sideways and relentless. There were some pretty odd sightings like this horsebox drifting downriver in the yorkshire dales. In greater manchester, the river over will burst its banks. Across the country there were more than 300 flood warnings. Residents in ramsbottom we re warnings. Residents in ramsbottom were rescued by the fire service. We just wanted to get out, really. She is the most important thing so we just wanted to get out. Two it is just wanted to get out. Two it is just fully submerged our house, living rooms flooded, kitchen, and we had to get the boat to get out. Storm ciara has battered the coast in particular with the port of dover closed. Trees on Railway Lines meant Train Services were cancelled. Euston station in london was packed with frustrated customers trying to get home. I either have to try and to manchester and they get picked up there or try and get halfway. People arejust there or try and get halfway. People are just trying to work out the best way to get back at the moment. Are just trying to work out the best way to get back at the momentm the air, plains struggle. At history at heathrow, the touchdown hairy. Some brave souls soldiered on. And near glastonbury, spare a thought for speedo mick. He is walking the length of the uk for charity in his dogs. There will be more bad weather today but nothing stops mick. Toggs. People living in the Calder Valley in West Yorkshire were warned of the arrival of storm ciara by the sound of a flood siren, before torrents of water swept through the streets. In a moment, well get the latest on the travel situation from john mcmanus who is in london euston station. But first lets go to Hebden Bridge where breakfasts Jayne Mccubbin is for us this morning. Jayne, this isnt the first time people there have been flooded is it . A horrific time here. The river colder is still so fast moving but nowhere near as high as it was yesterday. River calder. Yesterday people woke up to those old wartime sirens signalling that Dangerous Levels of water were on the way. Within a few hours, the river calder had burst its banks and was also ad almost at the record levels it sought back in 2015. S siren wails. Roads in and out of the square siren wails. Roads in and out of the square we are siren wails. Roads in and out of the square we are in right now were com pletely square we are in right now were completely cut off and the whole area submerged. Walking with me across the road now, you can see some of the flood defences that have been put in place since the floods of 2015 were here yesterday and those sirens gave people the chance to get them up in place but you can see the bistro he has brought out all the chairs and tables because of the cleanup operation under way inside. Ramsey has been cleaning this place out all night. He was hit by the 2015 floods that went to three point eight metres high stop yesterday, water levels rose to 3. 5. Meanwhile, network rail says engineers have been working through the night to carry out assessments and repairs on train lines up and down the country. John mcmanus is at london euston, which had to close yesterday due to overcrowding,as people turned up to catch trains that were no longer running. John, what can commuters expect on the trains today . Much calmer this morning, the station opened about half an hour ago. Quite a lot of people have been making their way to the station but there is significant disruption across many parts of the network this morning. Perhaps most importantly on the west coastline, north of preston, going up to glasgow and then edinburgh. No service at all today because there has been flooding in several different places. The rest of the west coast which goes south of preston through manchester, birmingham, down here to london, thatis birmingham, down here to london, that is subject to significant delays and cancellations so best to check before you travel. On the east coast north of leeds, going up to edinburgh and then up to aberdeen, lots of delays and cancellations this morning and particularly on trains that are due to leave in the next hour or so. Please do check first. You can keep up to date with the changing weather developments in your area today, just head to your local bbc radio station, and of course, the bbc news website. For the first time in the 92 year history of the oscars, a Foreign Language film has won the best picture award. South korean film parasite beat the likes of british world war one epic 1917 and the joker. Our correspondent, david willis, was there. Tonight we celebrate all the amazing talent in this room attributed diversity and the start of an Academy Awards in which the spirit of inclusion had seemed to be sorely lacking. Happy black history month. Janelle monais performance came on a night where the diversity was the worst sense the campaign oscars so white. They possibly paved the way to this watershed moment at the Academy Awards. Bong joonho. Parasite, the story of a poor south korean family swept the board, collecting awards for best international screenplay, best director and best picture. Great Martin Scorsese. This belongs to a lot of people. Roger deakins was honoured for his work on the world wari honoured for his work on the world war i drama 1917. And so elton johns song from rocket man was named best original song. Brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood and was it was a story about the cruelty of the old hollywood system that one Rene Zellweger the Academy Award for her role as judy. Zellweger the Academy Award for her role asjudy. Rene zellweger. Laura dern won best supporting actor for Marriage Story and Joaquin Phoenix 1a thejoker. But for Marriage Story and Joaquin Phoenix 1a the joker. But best picture was parasites victory is seen picture was parasites victory is seen as a picture was parasites victory is seen as a sign academy is ready to embrace films from any country from any language at last. Our los angeles correspondent sophie long is at the vanity fair after party for us this morning. Parasite was a surprise to some people, wasnt it . It was. Up until that point, it had been a lovely but fairly predictable light night. All those hotly tipped to win in the acting categories did. Rene zellweger, brad pitt, laura dern. And laura dern as well for her role in Marriage Story. All those predictions came true. A lovely evening. That then not only did bong joon ho eat hollywood legends like quentin tarantino, Martin Scorsese, to best direction. Beat. Then we heard at the end of the evening he won best director as well so parasite going down in history. He walked away to the after parties and said he will drink till tomorrow morning no fewer than four old and statu ettes. Morning no fewer than four old and statuettes. A morning no fewer than four old and statu ettes. A great morning no fewer than four old and statuettes. A great night for bong joon ho. We havent seen him here yet. This is celebrity legendary Vanity Fair Oscar party. People typically come here to celebrate their wins. Robert de niro has gone in and Reese Witherspoon as well. Rebel wilson was behind me a few moments ago. Were hoping that some of them will over and talk to us but they havent done yet. Antonio banderas went in and was talking about what a great night it was for International Seminar stop was nominated for best actor for his role in pain and glory, spanish well. He was talking about what a brilliant night this for International Cinema, it really put it on the map. Parasite going down in history, even when it one the oscar for best international picture. A great night for bong joon ho and a busy night for his interpreter. Absolutely. So there was no actual host on the night, was there . No, no host. The second time ina there . No, no host. The second time in a row. Lots of presenters. Kristen wiig was on the stage. We we re kristen wiig was on the stage. We were on the green room on the run up to the oscar ceremony and you can see where they hang out. No host as such but lots of celebrities all taking their turn such but lots of celebrities all taking theirturn up such but lots of celebrities all taking their turn up there on the stage and honouring their peers. That is what this night is all about, a massive celebration, of the film and storytelling and talent in the Film Industry. That celebration has only just begun the Film Industry. That celebration has onlyjust begun people have only just started arriving. Join us a little later, we will have much more for you. Good morning, colin. Nice to see you. Hello. He is much more experienced than me. What a great double act. What a great double actm what a great double act. If you are on the triple a list i think you just get shoved to the front. Eminem didnt turn up for blues yourself. Lose yourself. I think Martin Scorsese fell asleep during the performance was not all sorts of pictures and stories which will bring you over the course of the morning. A bbc news investigation has uncovered further claims of preventable baby deaths at an nhs trust, which has already been criticised for its maternity services. Four families say their babies would have survived had east Kent Hospitals trust provided better care. The government is due to receive 2 reports on the trust today, before deciding whether action should be taken. Michael buchanan reports. The joyous scans of a growing baby. But reid shaw was stillborn last november on the day he was due, an outcome his parents say was wholly avoidable. They should have asked us to come in that night. If they had induced me that night, he would have been here. 100 . His parents had called the qeqm hospital in margate at 1 00am in the morning, as kirsty was in pain and her sons movements had noticeably changed. She was advised to take painkillers and go to bed. 16 hours later, she called again and was invited in this time, where staff discovered reid had died. Being a first time mum, i suppose you put too much trust in these people to advise you and get you through something as vulnerable as this, and so you dont question it. East Kent Hospitals trust say they are investigating the case, but three other families we have spoken to have told us their babies would have survived if medics in east kent had provided better care. That is in addition to the sudden preventable deaths revealed last month. The trust have apologised in two of the new cases, and denied wrongdoing in the third. An inquest last month found harry richfords death in 2017 was wholly avoidable. Now the coroner in that case has written to the trust, demanding they make 19 improvements to ensure better Maternity Care. Ministers are due to receive two reports into Maternity Care at east kent today, and will decide whether to take any action. They had two years to implement it but harry was born in such a Poor Condition that they had to let him go seven days. Ministers are due to receive two reports into Maternity Care at east kent today, and will decide whether to take any action. For the second day running, there has been a record increase in the number of People Killed by the coronavirus in china. 97 people died on sunday taking the total number of deaths to 908. It comes as millions of people return to work following the Lunar New Year break, which was extended because of the virus. Sinn fein has described irelands general election as a big statement of change, after it made strong gains in the results declared so far. The nationalist party secured more first choice votes than either fine gael or fianna fail, which have led irish governments for decades. The Prime Minister, leo varadkar, said that once the final result was clear it could take months to negotiate a coalition. We will go back to the oscars briefly, because it is traditional to ta ke briefly, because it is traditional to take a look at the addresses. The dresses. High fashion remained an ever important part of last nights oscars events, with one dress in particular drawing some interesting comments from viewers online. This is the dress in question worn by actress kristen wiig. Over on twitter, one watcher likened it to a lasagne. Another suggested it may have been inspired by a car wash. I think that is quite harsh. She is a very funny actress. Old, i see, thatis a very funny actress. Old, i see, that is a picture of a car wash. Oh. No, that is not her. I think she wore it very well. Im not going to comment. What about this one . Im not even going to read this. Shall i read it . You can if you want. No. Some people very critical about her dress. But she has certainly made an impact. It is very unfair, doing that, yeah. Her and impact. It is very unfair, doing that, yeah. Herand my impact. It is very unfair, doing that, yeah. Her and my rudolph made one of the best speeches of the night. They went on stage to introduce Production Design award, and we will show you some of this a bit later on if we can. They said they were really annoyed about something for about half a minute and then said, were just acting. There are lots of directing that directors in the room. We are showing a good acting, in case you need us to start in any of your films in the future. And they sang lady in red, which went down very well. We will have more on the oscars coming up. We are watching that well behaved queue at the vanity fair after party. We will have more on that later. We are talking about storm ciara with carol throughout the morning and how it is still affecting many people across the uk today. A bit of an effect on the uk today. A bit of an effect on the fixture schedule as well . M ruined if you yesterday too. You can see from the picture behind there is a trap putting traffic cones down. That is at the end he had. To which to play yesterday, storm ciara affecting all sorts of fixtures. Two wet to play. Storm ciara affected sport across the country on sunday. Matches in the premier league and the womens six nations were postponed, as well as Super League Fixtures and race meetings. Those that did go ahead saw players have to fight against the elements. Iam going i am going to tell you some more interesting stuff about the wales versus ireland six nations much later in the programme. In the only top flight match in england to go ahead, Sheffield United continued their incredible season. The promoted side moved to within two points of the Champions League places with a 2 1win over bournemouth. In south africa, englands cricketers got the win they needed to draw the od series. They chased down the home sides target of 257 injohanesburg to level the series at 1 1. Joe denly top scored with 66. And britains Womens Basketball side wont be going to tokyo 2020. Theyve had a brave run through qualification, despite the funding issues theyve had in recent years. They lost when it mattered, though, against spain. They have had a tough old time. Havent they . Funding issues, it covers a multitude of sins, doesnt it . We need to know what is going on with all the weather this morning. Harold is keeping us up to date. Carol. First of all, this is what we had yesterday. The needles, quite exposed, 97 miles an hour. Southampton, 68. Manchester, and 86 mile an hour gust of wind. What was unusual about storm ciara was the duration of the storm lasted and also how widespread it was. Notjust with wind but also with rain. For the next two days were looking at frequent snow showers in the Northern Hills, scotland, northern Northern England. We will see some significant accumulations of snow because of blizzards and drifting snow, it will still be windy. That ta kes snow, it will still be windy. That takes me to the Current Met Office weather warnings. They are yellow, weather warnings. They are yellow, we have them across scotland and Northern Ireland for wind and snow, leading to the blizzards on Higher Ground. Across Northern England it is for ice and snow, so equally hazardous. And across southern england, it is once again for strong winds, gusting 60 or 70 miles an hour across the south west, for example. So still today a lot of hazards to watch out for. Storm ciara has pushed off to scandinavia. Verity is there. Behind it you can see speckles. These are shower clouds and they are producing either rain showers or snow showers, and as you would expect, if you hear the word snow showers, it is turning colder. The blues indicate the colder. The blues indicate the colder conditions coming our way. As we go through today, further snow showers starting to accumulate above 150 metres across scotland. Also, we will see snow on the hills across Northern Ireland and Northern England, and with a strong wind it will be blowing and drifting, so we are looking at blizzards. Some of the heavier bursts, we could see some of that getting down to low levels at times. Come south, for the rest of england and all of wales, we are looking at rain showers. Some of those merged today. They will give us those merged today. They will give us longer spells of rain and we will also see thunder and lightning and hail embedded in them. Dont forget, these strong winds across southern counties are indicated by the met Office Yellow with a warning. Weather warning. Monday into tuesday, still an array of isobars, it will still be windy, and the weather front crossing us means it will still be cold. More snow falling across the hills of scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England. Ice first thing in the morning if you are travelling. South of that, it is drier and brighter. They will be some sunshine, but still some showers here and there are some of those showers could once again have hail and thunder and lightning embedded in them. It is going to feel cold, if you are out and about. Between and seven degrees. As we move from tuesday into wednesday, the isobars begin to slacken during the day on wednesday as this ridge of High Pressure building. High pressure normally means things are settling down and that is what is happening briefly during the course of wednesday. Some sunshine around, still snow showers packing and across the far north of the country. Right behind me you can see what is coming our way on thursday, the next area of low pressure, which will bring more wet and windy weather, but not as wet and windy as we saw on sunday. We will be watching that closely. Thank you, carol. A bit of weather watching, a bit of people watching as well. Sophie long is on the red carpet for the vanity fair after party at the oscars. We are watching you and a whole series of a listers behind you. You can you see . It is great, isnt it . Right behind me is adam sandler who won the best actor at the Spirit Awards last night. He isjust going on. Gina themselves from the frozen just behind him. Kim kardashian and connor natwest have just made their way up. The stars come in through these doors here and they walk along, most of them dont speak to us, havent really worked out what the deal is yet, dont they go up to have their photographs taken. You can hear the paparazzi shouting at them, our cameraman was a show you what is going on. You can see the press lined up. They all come past. Reese witherspoon has already gone past, Robert De Niro, we are hoping of course to see the oscar winds, traditionally this is where the oscar winds come. Tonight that would include brad pitt, laura dern, obviously she won for her role in Marriage Story. Frequent phoenix, you never know what he is going to do after an awards ceremony, sometimes he goes to protests and speaks about animal rights, which included in his speech today. Joaquin phoenix. And wonderful scene. You can see some of the dresses as they come up. So, join us whenever you like. We will be here for the next few hours, hoping to speak to some oscar winners. We have seen no speak to some oscar winners. We have seen no sign yet of bong joon ho, parasite was of course the big surprise of the evening. A great night for south korean cinema. Sophie, thank you very much. Do you know what, i think every year we should send somebody new to the oscars. It is, clearly, there is a system and sophie is trying to work it out, you know. Will be unwritten rules. Can you get a lesueur and pull somebody over . Unwritten rules. Can you get a lesueur and pull somebody over7m must be very hard to be timing your run. You would call somebody over and speak to them but you dont want to miss the person who you are waiting for that. There is that redness of value interrupts, stop, it isa redness of value interrupts, stop, it is a very difficult job. Sophie will be there through the morning. She mentioned parasite, the first Foreign Language films win best picture in 92 years of the oscars. Antonio banderas has been speaking to colin patterson, who stood right next to sophie on the red carpet, about the significance of that win. The awards are becoming Something Different than they used to be. They are more international. Ithink in the organisation of the oscars, there is the spirit of becoming a worldwide award. And tonight there was a big, big, big, you know, thumbs up for that idea. Because you are somebody who has made a career out of making films with subtitles. How big is good this moment before subtitled films . I think it is enormous. Not only because of the answer of the academy, which has been very specific and very strong, but the audiences, you know, the audiences embrace the media, and they dont care to go to a movie theatre and have to read. If there is something that is not interesting for them, but is not going to be an obstacle, not in the future. That was antonio banderas. We will get more reaction through the morning for that victory as well. Lets take a look at todays papers. Storm of the century is a popular headline choice for many of mondays papers, as they look at the impact of storm ciara. Away from the weather, the telegraph focuses on a coronavirus super spreader. The paper says Health Chiefs are under pressure to reveal an unnamed british person, who they say infected britons in france. In the daily mail, doctors have accused some online chemists of cashing in on the nationwide shortage of hormone replacement therapy by charging women as much as four times the nhs price. But online much of the focus is on the oscars. The independent is leading on the winners from last nights ceremony. Laura dern one for Marriage Story, which stars Scarlett Joha nsson. Laura dern one for Marriage Story, which stars scarlettjohansson. Won. She was wearing a £2 million diamond to the oscars. Some sort of necklace typing. Wow. I cant tell you the full details. I shall try to find more out for you. |j you the full details. I shall try to find more out for you. I feel very unglamorous now. I will find out what it was while you were chatting. So, free ports, the government are unveiling plans to have consultation on areas that will have special tax signs. The idea being is that if you are importing parts to make something you pay less tax and then export the goods so that it will stimulate Economic Growth in areas that are struggling. And this is a story that caught our eye in the telegraph this morning. The number of lollipop men and women has gone down by a third of the past decade. There is concern they. Existing altogether in the coming years, because of cuts to council funding. Earings, apparently. So £1 million each. Wow they are so easy to lose, earings. And she has won an oscar, she is living the dream. The front page of the times, sports, who needs money . Sheffield united. A great picture from yesterday. Sheffield an absolutely brilliant story. Built on absolutely brilliant story. Built on a strong team ethic and sensible wages stop who would have thought that . And i love this in the times newspaper. Phil neville, englands womens manager, it is actually his wife giving and interview to the manchester evening news, talking about the relationship. Together for 20 years. He was playing for Manchester United when they met. She said, we recently 20 is made and people ask what is the key to it . We complement each other, we have very defined roles, but this is what she says. I do all the cooking, phil doesnt know how to cook, we have been together 23 years and he has never made me a drink. Not even a cup of tea . Never made me a drink. Not even a cup of tea . He said a while ago he has never made a cup of coffee or a cup of tea, he doesnt know how. There is a famous documentary, David Beckham documentary when they are and Gary Nevilles kitchen and he cant find the wooden spoon. Because he doesnt cook. Come on, a cup of tea there is something very important about making someone a cup of tea or coffee or whatever it is. Yes, exactly. One of the best things in the world. Look at this superfamily. This is the hempelman adams. You will know so david, he was the first person to reach the geographic north and south poles. His eldest daughter, alysia hempelman adams has floated out of his shadow, 15,000 feet. She braves temperatures of 32 set a new hot air balloon altitude world record at this weekend. Look at them all. This is amelia, 2a, aged 15 she became the youngest person to ski to the south pole. She took her a level textbooks with her, obviously, as she should. A level. Camilla became the youngest person to ski to the north pole at age 15. She wanted to draw attention to climate change. What an incredible family. Imagine a monopoly at christmas with them and how competitive it would be. What. They dont need to compete against each other i expect they would be, though. Speaking of competitive edge, sophie raeworth. Did you see this . You enter could tagteam together in some sort of triathlon thing. As long as she does the running we will be fine. She is actually competing for england in the over 50s. Good on her. She came second in the fleet Half Marathon and now she has been selected to run for england in an international Half Marathon event. She is amazing. She is super speedy. And she didnt start properly running until later on in life. An inspiration to everybody, isnt she . Start late, but finish strong. Lets do it or should we not do it . Sally is threatening to take up open water swimming. Ithought threatening to take up open water swimming. I thought i would say that on our, so you have swimming. I thought i would say that on our, so you have to. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning, im asad ahmad. Yesterdays storm ciara lasted well into the night and into the early hours this morning, although wind speeds have started to reduce. This was the moment a tree fell onto a taxi. It happened in victoria, while train lines were blocked and flights were delayed. A pilot tried to land this plane at heathrow yesterday, but decided at the last second it was too dangerous. Another British Airways flight helped by storm ciara made the fastest subsonic journey across the atlantic, in 4 hours 56 minutes. A bbc london undercover investigation has found Beauty Schools training candidates in teeth whitening, which could expose them to the risk of prosecution, through putting the public at risk. Teeth whitening is a dental procedure which must be carried out by trained professionals. But our secret recording showed students at the London School of nails and beauty being trained in just a few hours. The school has ignored bbcs requests for an interview. I think it is absolutely appalling that there are people out there that have preying on the vulnerabilities of beauticians, manipulating them, is leading them, it is ridiculous and appalling. Purely profiteering. There is no other reason why they would do it. More than 150 mps and peers from all parties have written to the Prime Minister calling on him to stop a flight, which is set to deport 50 people many from london to jamaica. Its due to leave tomorrow, but therere calls for lessons to be learnt from the windrush scandal, where those who were allowed to settle in the uk, were denied their rights. The government says those being deported are guilty of committing serious crimes. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. On the trains, south eastern has signalled damage caused by the wind yesterday which made one of the lines out of use between bromley south and shortland s. Almost 100 flights at the Airport Council cancelled this morning at heathrow, gatwick and london city and on the road Security Breach is open again after being closed for much of yesterday. Now the weather with kate. After yesterdays strong winds, today they are a little lighter but not very much. It is still very with some heavy showers as well. Windspeed today widely 40 50 mph gusts, you can see in the black discs. As the showers move through this afternoon, you might get hail, here some thunder that the wind will gust a bit stronger. Temperatures today are a bit colder than yesterday, between six and nine celsius. Overnight, still one or two showers around but were still hanging onto the wind. Again, very gusty especially if any showers move through. The minimum temperature in the suburbs or beyond, still down to zero. Still damaging wind speeds and temperature is cooler but we should see a bit more sunshine. Wind a little lighter as we head towards the end of the week. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Well bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning. Well have all the glitz and glamour from the oscars red carpet in los angeles. Top gear presenters Freddie Flintoff and chris harris will be here to tell us whats coming up in the new series. Call out my name. And speaking of awards, after 9 00 well be joined by five time grammy award winner and rock and roll hall of fame member, james taylor. Good morning, heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. Six weeks worth of rain has fallen in just 2a hours, and gusts of more than 90 Miles Per Hour have been recorded as storm ciara battered the uk. Widespread flooding brought travel disruption and 65 thousand homes remain without power this morning. Commuters are being warned to check before they travel as delays to flights and Train Services are likely to continue. In hawick in the scottish borders, the front of a guest house the best actress for the first time in the 92 year history of the oscars, a Foreign Language film has won the best picture award. South korean film parasite beat the likes of british world war one epic 1917 and joker. Elsewhere, the best actress award went to Renee Zellweger for her portrayal ofjudy garland and Joaquin Phoenix won best actor for his lead role in thejoker. We will speak to sophie and hopefully talk to some of those in the line. We would call it the most after show party in the world. The most famous. A bbc news investigation has uncovered further claims of preventable baby deaths at an nhs trust, which has already been criticised for its maternity services. Four families say their babies would have survived had east Kent Hospitals trust provided better care. The government is due to receive two reports on the trust today, before deciding whether action should be taken. The trust says its treating the claims with seriousness and urgency. For the second day running, there has been a record increase in the number of People Killed by the coronavirus in china. 97 people died on sunday taking the total number of deaths to 908. It comes as millions of people return to work following the Lunar New Year break, which was extended because of the virus. Sinn fein has described irelands general election as a big statement of change, after it made strong gains in the results declared so far. The nationalist party secured more first choice votes than either fine gael or fianna fail, which have led irish governments for decades. The Prime Minister, leo varadkar, said that once the final result was clear it could take months to negotiate a coalition. You want to see some pictures of not your standard a legged race . This llama race takes place at 4,000 metres above sea level in the ecuadorian andes. The jockeys are children as young as four years old. This years winner was a ten year old called daya na. Ididnt i didnt even know you could actually ride llamas. Some pre recorded llama based fund. I could watch that for hours. Absolutely tiny, the children. What an extraordinary sport. Extraordinary sports there are out there, arent they . Sally, i know who i would like to send to the oscars next year and it is you because you are doing great oscar is watching for us. Havi spotted kate back on sale . Blair is going to do a bit of commentary. Kate can sail in a very sparkly, there she is, red dress was up she is someone we should be shouting for. Maybe not. Kate beckinsale. Sheffield united, that football club, it could get even betterfor them. Today we have been talking about the weather and one match went out of the premier league yesterday. Sheffield united are kept up their brilliant season which could eventually see them qualify for europe. Chris wilder boars side an hour just to europe. Chris wilder boars side an hourjust to points up the Champions League after they came from behind to beat bournemouth 2 1. John lundstram has played in every division up from league two. The manager says they are not going to get ahead of themselves. Manager says they are not going to get ahead of themselveslj manager says they are not going to get ahead of themselves. I am not a co mforta ble get ahead of themselves. I am not a comfortable manager. It is fabulous from a promoted side. We go again, we have a break now. We go again and it has to be that way. We wa nt go again and it has to be that way. We want to achieve something this season. We dont want to take the foot off the gas. Manchester citys match with west ham was postponed a few hours before kick off because of storm ciara. And other sporting fixtures were affected across the country, including two games in rugby leagues super league, all the matches in the top flight of womens football, and two horse racing meetings. There was more play across scotland yesterday as the scottish cup holders celtic kept up their hopes of a fourth straight treble of trophies by beating clyde in the fifth round. Neil lennons side have won this competition for the past three seasons. Oliver ntcham scored the pick of the goals to see celtic into the quarterfinals, where theyll play away to stjohnstone. Englands cricketers have drawn their one day series with south africa. The hosts batted first and set england a modest 257 to win. Despite a few late scares, england got their fairly comfortably, winning by two wickets to level the series 1 1. The sides now begin a twenty20 series on wednesday. Finally, what were you doing when you were 16 years old . How about getting a hat trick in test match cricket . Well, thats what Young Naseem Shah did for pakistan yesterday the teenager got wickets with three consecutive balls against bangladesh to become the youngest player in history to get a hat trick in test cricket. Some achievement, and they are very excited about him in pakistan. 16 . 16 france lead the way after the second round of matches at the six nations. Their new look side beat italy 35 22 at the stade de france, and they got the crucial bonus point too. Theyre level with ireland on nine points at the top of the standings. They of course beat wales in dublin on saturday. Its italys 24th consecutive six nations defeat. The womens six nations was also affected by the storm. But wales players had it especially bad they said their changing rooms didnt have hot water, so they couldnt have showers after their match against ireland. The other match between scotland and england was called off but wales and ireland had to fight against the dreadful conditions in donnybrook just outside dublin. Ireland won the match 31 12, but the away side werent happy about the hospitality. I think the girls are a bit disappointed, we got cold showers in the change rooms are not ideal to try and warm up but we are a close knit bunch, we will come together from this. Well, the welsh team did eventually get hot water in the dressing room. The host rugby club at donnybrook say the problem was caused because of the damage to facilities by the storm on saturday night. They apologised to wales and ireland for what happened. That is not nice, is it . If you cant warm up afterwards, that is really not nice. That is passport. Sometimes you need a cold shower after the event. The pipes dont a lwa ys after the event. The pipes dont always work. They are tougher than me. History was made at last nights oscars ceremony in los angeles. For the first time in 92 years, a Foreign Language film scooped the top award. South Korean Social satire parasite beat the likes of british world war i epic 1917 and joker to win best picture. Our los angeles correspondent sophie long is at the vanity fair afterparty for us this morning. Sophie, it is one of those impossiblejobs where sophie, it is one of those impossible jobs where you have to talk to us but keep a constant eye on what is happening behind you as well. I know i think i am on what is happening behind you as well. I know ithinki am doing slightly better, because Harvey Keitel walked past and i managed to ask one question, what did you think of parasite . He said he thought it was wonderful before walking straight on. So, progress. And i have seen one actual oscar go past, but the problem is i have no idea who was carrying it, and nodded anybody else in the press scrum here. It is a wonderful atmosphere, as you can see. This is the legendary Vanity Fair Oscars Party. Huge movie star is expected here this evening. Traditionally oscar winners themselves get access to this party, so among those were brad pitt, taika waititi, laura dern, and zellweger. None of them we have seen yet, but the night is young. Rene zellweger. We have been going to parties during the awards season and i have built up a bit of a relationship with brad pitt, so im confident if he arrives here tonight we. And chat. But people can say that brad is sometimes a bit too cool that brad is sometimes a bit too cool. None of the main stars from this evening here yet. Certainly we have not seen bong joon ho or any of his crew. A fantastic night, of course, for the cast, crew and director of parasite. It made history this evening, becoming the first south korean film ever to win an oscar, and then it went on to become the first ever best picture oscar winner for a foreign film, for a non english language film to win best picture. And that was after he already beat quentin tarantino, Martin Scorsese, all those hollywood legends, to best director. Here is jonathan pryce, who was nominated for best actor for his role in the two pipes. He might speak to us. The two popes. There with me. Jonathan pryce, you live on bbc brea kfast. Jonathan pryce, you live on bbc breakfast. Have you had a lovely evening . I am having a great evening, yeah. It is great. Congratulations on your nomination, of course, for the two popes. But of course the big shot, it was all slightly predictable up until, of course, parasite. Yeah, winning everything. What was it like in there . What was the reaction . Everybody was thrilled. I am thrilled because it is probably one of my favourite films of the season. Sol of my favourite films of the season. So i was very happy, yeah. And your highlight of the night so far, though wont know the night is young . Talking to the bbc there, lets hear it for the bbc. Dont ta ke lets hear it for the bbc. Dont take our license fee. Thank you. Just tell us how important this night is. This is hollywoods biggest night, isnt it . You have been an actor for many years. How important is it for you to be nominated and come to an event like this . It isjust nice, it is like icing on the cake. The film, the two popes, has been well received everywhere we have been throughout the world, and this is like a little prize at the end of it. And i suppose that is the point, isnt it . It is not just suppose that is the point, isnt it . It is notjust for you personally, but being nominated for an oscar, is of course Anthony Hopkins was as well, for best supporting actor, it really gets people out there. Well, for best supporting actor, it really gets people out therem well, for best supporting actor, it really gets people out there. It is pretty much out there anyway, it is on netflix, as you know, so lots of people can get to see it. And it has been well received, as they say. It is great. A slightly disappointing night for netflix, they went in with 24 night for netflix, they went in with 2a nominations, more than any other production entity, but walked away with only two oscars. It is a shame, but there you go. You cant predict how these things are going to go. |j spoke to you a few days ago at the oscars luncheon and you said you we re oscars luncheon and you said you were hoping to meet brad pitt. Have you met him yet . No, no it will be like looking in the mirror when it happens. Maybe later. We will see. This is probably the place to do it thank you very much, and have a wonderful evening. Jonathan pryce, he was nominated for best leading actor for his role in the two popes. But oscar went to Joaquin Phoenix for his role injoker, but a cracking night for parasite committee south korean film directed by bong joon ho. Committee south korean film directed by bong joonho. Thank you very much. I did see that interview earlier about him wanting to meet brad pitt. You never know, he might get lucky. We will hear again from sophie later. And we will hear from the director of parasite, which won all sorts of awards at the oscars in all sorts of awards at the oscars in a moment. Huge disruption over the uk at the moment. But is from storm ciara. Lots of people are still suffering. Important to find out what is happening over the next 2448 what is happening over the next 24 48 hours. Monica mccarroll. To show you some of what happened yesterday, here are some of the flooding from a weather watchers picture sent in from West Yorkshire. The rain was torrential yesterday, but so was the wind. The wind, really strong gusts, severe gales, a tree down in oxfordshire. As we go through the course of today, we are going to see windy conditions once again. Nothing like yesterday. These we re again. Nothing like yesterday. These were the gusts we had yesterday. I wa nt to were the gusts we had yesterday. I want to pull out manchester in particular. Manchester airport had a gust of 86 miles an hour, unusual. Storm ciara was unusual in the way that it lasted so long, and also the widespread gusts of wind, high gusts of wind. The met office today still has weather warnings. We had a wind and snow warning for scotland and Northern Ireland. And of course blizzards on Higher Ground. For Northern England, the met office has weather warnings out for ice and also snow, snow on Higher Ground. And across southern england it is wind. Gusts of wind 60 70 miles an hour across south west england, for example. So if you are travelling come about in mind. Also lots of showers. Storm ciara has pushed off to scandinavia. These speckled clouds are either rain showers or indeed snow showers, and when you hear the words know you know it is going to be cold. The wind is coming in from the west or north west, pulling colder conditions across our shores. This morning across Northern Ireland, scotland and Northern England, we have snow down to about 150 metres and that is where it will start to accumulate, blowing and drifting in the wind. Come south of that, for the rest of england and wales, it is rain showers that we have. Some of those today will merge to give us longer spells, and we will also have some hail and thunder and lightning embedded in them. And dont forget, the strength of the wind across the south as well. Through this evening and overnight, it will still be windy. Further snow showers, still the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. Rain showers in the south and it is going to be a cold night as well. Temperatures dropping down to about two degrees in aberdeen. One degree around the birmingham area. Then for tomorrow, well, we still have tightly packed isobars, which tells you it will still be windy. A weather front moving across the north of the country will introduce some more snow, so again the snowfall totals accumulating on Higher Ground, but about 150 metres. Still blowing in the wind. Come south and it is drier, with fewer showers. Still feeling cold. And by the time we get from tuesday and wednesday, the isobars on wednesday itself start to open out and we have got this transient ridge of High Pressure across us. So things briefly settle down. It will be more dry weather, it isnt going to be as windy. Still snow coming in on the hills, but behind me we have the next area of low pressure coming. It has certainly been something. Thank you, carol. We can talk about this in more detail now, with film critic beth webb. Overwhelmingly, parasite was the big winner today. Even though many people predicted it would be a good yearfor people predicted it would be a good year for parasite, not everybody has expected it would pick up quite so many awards, including best picture. Yes, my money was family or 1917 based on its performance at the ba ftas. Based on its performance at the baftas. Parasite came through swinging, what an extraordinary wind, history making wind for bong joon ho, the First International film to win best picture, and a south korean film at that. It has broken Box Office Records across the world. Huge success, a huge feed for bong joon ho as well and Everybody Loves this man. It is an extraordinary night in cinema. That is great, but does it change things, do you think, into the future. Antonio banderas seems to think it would . I would hope so. This year, in terms of nominations, has been disappointing in terms of diversity. I think this was the best outcome we could have hoped for in a year when it was predominantly white men that dominated best picture, best director. There was barely any female representation. Only one woman of colour was recommended, nominated in the acting categories. Who knows . It certainly paves the way for more International Cinema moving forward, hopefully. Lets listen into what bong joon ho, the director of parasite, had to say in pa rt of director of parasite, had to say in part of his acceptance speech. When i was young and starting cinema there was a saying i carved deep into my heart, which is that the most personal is the most creative. That quote was from our great Martin Scorsese. So. Applause. Applause. A wonderful night for bong joon hos translator as well. There was a point at which parasite one another award, the front row, including tom hanks and the big stars of hollywood, when they were trying to darken the lights down to get them to finish their speech, they were saying, no, let them finish. It has been celebrated throughout hollywood, this film. Absolutely. That is a man who really love cinema and he is really humble. Not an ounce of ego. Everybody applauds him for it. You are right. The lights went down. It was the best picture speech and you had tom hanks and Charlize Theron saying, get the lights back up. Theyjust couldnt get enough of this film and the celebration, they just wanted get enough of this film and the celebration, theyjust wanted to be there with him. It was extraordinary. Somebody else who has won a whole string of awards is Joaquin Phoenix, the joker. Won a whole string of awards is Joaquin Phoenix, thejoker. Lets listen to his acceptance speech. We fear the idea of personal change because we think that we have to sacrifice something to give something up. But human beings, at our best, are so inventive and creative and ingenious and i think that when we use love and compassion as ourguiding that when we use love and compassion as our guiding principles, we can create, develop and implement systems of change, two all sentient beings and the environment. Now, i have been. That is Joaquin Phoenix, also the big winners, Renee Zellweger, laura best supporting actress and brad pitt, one of the few people who made a sort of political comment in his speech when he was accepting the award. No host this year, again. Did it feel a bit sombrely at times, the oscars . Fumbly. Mildly chaotic, yes. Celebrities introducing celebrities feels like a bit of a mess, structurally speaking. Who knows why eminem was there, but he was. Hopefully they will get a host next year. The meat of the awards was in the speeches, the politics, and lots of idols and heroes and parents and actresses and actresses. We will go through a bit more about that later. And we will be back on the chaotic red carpet as well. Time to get the news, travel and whether whatever you are. Good morning, im asad ahmad. Yesterdays storm ciara lasted well into the night and into the early hours this morning, although wind speeds have started to reduce. This was the moment a tree fell onto a taxi. It happened in victoria, while train lines were blocked and flights were delayed. A pilot tried to land this plane at heathrow yesterday, but decided at the last second it was too dangerous. Another British Airways flight helped by storm ciara made the fastest subsonic journey across the atlantic, in 4 hours 56 minutes. Bbc london has reports of illegal teeth whitening that could leave patients with risk of health problems. Teeth whitening can only be performed by professionals registered with the general dental council. Our undercover investigation found a Beauty School claiming to have provided thousands of candidates with eligible and qualifications. Illegitimate. Failure to comply with the requirements to be registered can result in a criminal record and an unlimited fine. It is absolutely important that are people out there praying on the vulnerabilities of beauticians and other people manipulating, misleading them, i think it is frankly ridiculous, it is appalling, it is purely profiteering they are doing this. No other benefit, no other reason why they would do it. More than 150 mps and peers from all parties have written to the Prime Minister, calling on him to stop a flight which is set to deport 50 people, many from london, to jamaica. It is due to leave tomorrow, but there are calls for lessons to be learned from the windrush scandal, where those who were allowed to settle in the uk we re who were allowed to settle in the uk were denied their rights. The government says those being deported are guilty of committing serious crimes. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. The overground the overg round has the overground has no service between southport and on to barking. That is for repairs to a damaged truck. South tottenham. Good morning. Well, after yesterdays strong winds, today they are a little lighter but not very much. Its still very with some heavy showers as well. Windspeed today widely 40 50mph gusts, you can see in the black discs. As the showers move through this afternoon, you might get hail, here some thunder but the wind will gust a bit stronger. Temperatures today a little colder than yesterday, between six and nine celsius. Overnight, still one or two showers around but were still hanging onto the wind. Again, very gusty overnight especially if any showers move through. The minimum temperature in the suburbs or beyond, down to zero. Still windy as we head through tuesday, fewer showers around though, thankfully. The wind gusts youll see down at the bottom here, so still damaging wind speeds and temperatures cooler but we should see a bit more sunshine. Wind a little lighter as we head towards the end of the week. Va nessa Vanessa Phelps is on bbc radio london with her breakfast show. Im backin london with her breakfast show. Im back in half an hour. Good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Our headlines today storm ciara causes chaos across the uk. Thousands of homes are without power while torrential rain has brought flooding and major travel disruption. The met office has further yellow weather warnings and for scotland and Northern Ireland, it is wind and snow with blizzards in Higher Ground. Snow and ice to watch out for. I will have more details in about 15 minutes. Parasite. Cheering and applause. History made at the oscars as parasite wins best picture the first ever Foreign Language film to take the top award in over 90 years. Joaquin phoenix wins best actorforjoker, Renee Zellweger takes best actress for her portrayal ofjudy garland. I knowjudy garland did not receive this honour in her time. I am certain that this moment is an extension of the celebration of her legacy. And im here at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party to get reaction from the great and the good of the Silver Screen on the biggest night in showbusiness. The Sheffield United fairytale continues. The newly promoted side are now up to fifth in the premier league as they beat both the elements and bournemouth. Ten tax free trading zones by next year. Plans to develop freeports will be announced later today with a hope of creating tens of thousands of jobs. But critics say only the super rich will benefit. Fred, have you got the handbrake on . Hold on to your crash helmets. More crazy car chaos is on the way with the return of top gear, presenters, Freddie Flintoff and chris harris will tell us what we can expect. That is coming up later. Its monday the 10th of february. Our top story 62,000 households are without power this morning after storm ciara battered the uk. Gale force winds and torrential rain have caused flooding and major travel disruption. Winds of more than 90 miles an hour were recorded and some areas had six weeks worth of rain injust 2a hours. Graham satchell reports. Rough seas off the coast of hastings and a lifeboat rights itself just in time. It was a day of remarkable lucky escapes. On dry land in central london, watch this. A taxi, a tree and a near miss. In bedfordshire, the driver of this car escaped with just minor injuries. It took the fire service more than an hour to cut him out. Storm ciara batted every corner of the country for more than 2a hours. That is intense in some places, the impact was devastating. Part of a guesthouse collapses into the river teviot on the scottish borders. Its foundations washed away. Siren wails. Hebden bridge in West Yorkshire. The siren, warning of heavy rain and floods to come. The rain was sideways and relentless. There were some pretty odd sightings like this horsebox drifting downriver in the yorkshire dales. In ramsbottom in greater manchester, the river irwell burst its banks. Across the country there were more than 300 flood warnings. Residents in ramsbottom were rescued by the fire service. We just wanted to get out, really. Shes most important thing so we just wanted to get out. It is just fully submerged our house, living rooms flooded, kitchen, and we had to get the fire boat to get out. Ciara has caused widespread travel disruption, battering the coast in particular. The port of dover closed. Trees on Railway Lines meant Train Services were cancelled. Euston station in london packed with frustrated passengers trying to get home. All trains cancelled, so, ive either got to try and get to manchester and then get picked up there or try and get halfway. If anything, were just trying to work out the best way to get back at the moment. In the air, planes struggle. At heathrow, the approach was sideways, the touchdown hairy. Wow some brave souls soldiered on. This is honeywell fc in manchester valiantly playing their sunday league game. And near glastonbury, spare a thought for speedo mick. Mick is walking the length of the uk for charity in his swimming trunks. There will be more bad weather today but nothing stops mick. Meanwhile, network rail says engineers have been working through the night to carry out assessments and repairs on train lines up and down the country. John mcmanus is at london euston, which had to close yesterday due to overcrowding,as people turned up to catch trains that were no longer running. John, what can commuters expect on the trains today . The stations are running normally. Business as usual on a monday morning during the rush hour which is really getting going now there are is really getting going now there a re really is really getting going now there are really significant disruptions across the real work, across the uk, perhaps most importantly on the west coastline. North of reston on the pa rt coastline. North of reston on the part of the line that goes up to glasgow and then beyond to edinburgh. Preston. Network rail says it is likely to stay close to the entire day because of flooding in several areas. There are also many cancellations across local commuter lines in West Yorkshire where there has been flooding and on the east coastline which goes up to edinburgh than aberdeen, also disruptions and Service Changes there. Importa ntly, disruptions and Service Changes there. Importantly, some of them are coming into effect on services leaving within this hour. If you are planning on getting the east coastline this morning, please check before you leave home because network rail says some services are not running. Others are starting from other stations. Lots of disruption and it could get worth later today, particularly looking at scotla nd later today, particularly looking at scotland where some pretty intense weather is expected, perhaps even blizzards. Yes, worth keeping an eye on what carol has to say this morning. You can keep up to date with the changing weather developments in your area today, just head to your local bbc radio station, and of course, the bbc news website. For the first time in the 92 year history of the oscars, a Foreign Language film has won the best picture award. South korean film parasite beat the likes of british world war one epic 1917 and joker. Our correspondent, david willis, was there. Tonight we celebrate all the amazing talent in this room a tribute to diversity at the start of an Academy Awards in which the spirit of inclusion had seemed to be sorely lacking. Happy black history month. Janelle monaes rousing performance coming on a night when the acting categories were the least diverse since the fallout from oscarssowhite. That campaign pushed the academy to expand its International Voting ranks, possibly paving the way to this watershed moment at the Academy Awards. Bong joon ho. Parasite, the story of a poor south korean family insinuating itself into the life of a very rich family, swept the board, collecting oscars for best original screenplay, best international film, and best director for its creator bong joon ho, who paid tribute to his fellow contenders. Our great Martin Scorsese. Cheering and applause. This belongs to a lot of people. The veteran british cinematographer Roger Deakins was honoured for his work on the world war i drama 1917. And sir elton johns song from rocket man, im gonna love me again, was named best original song. Brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood, and it was a film about about the cruelty of the old Hollywood Studio system that won Renee Zellweger a best actress oscar for her role in sjudy. Laura dern was named best supporting actress for her role in Marriage Story and Joaquin Phoenix walked off with the best actor award for his performance injoker. Parasite. But this was the night that parasite made history, becoming the first Foreign Language film to carry off oscars biggest award of the night, best picture. Hollywood may still be grappling with the thorny issue of diversity, but parasites victory is seen as a sign the academy is ready to embrace great films from any country in any language at last. David willis, bbc news, at the Academy Awards. A few moments ago, our corresponent in la, sophie long, spoke to the two popes actorjonathan pryce. She asked him how important the oscars are. Just tell us how important this night is. This is hollywoods biggest night, isnt it . You have been an actor for many years. How important is it for you to be nominated and come to an event like this . It isjust nice, it is like icing on the cake. The film, the two popes, has been well received everywhere we have been throughout the world, and this is like a little prize at the end of it. And i suppose that is the point, isnt it . It is notjust for you personally, but being nominated for an oscar, is of course Anthony Hopkins was as well, for best supporting actor, it really gets people out there. Gets the film out there. It is pretty much out there anyway, it is on netflix, as you know, so lots of people can get to see it. And it has been well received, as they say. It is great. A slightly disappointing night for netflix, they went in with 2a nominations, more than any other production entity, but walked away with only two oscars. It is a shame, but there you go. You cant predict how these things are going to go. I spoke to you a few days ago at the oscars luncheon and you said you were hoping to meet brad pitt. Have you met him yet . No, no it will be like looking in the mirror when it happens. Maybe later. We will see. Well we can go back to sophie in la now shes at the vanity fair after party. Gets slightly confusing the whole thing, isnt it . Allan very confusing. It was lovely to speak to jonathan pryce. His former girlfriend Juliette Lewis is over there. Jonathan pryce hasnt met brad pitt yet and he is an oscar nominee who is already in the vanity pair after party. Vanity fair. The best adapted screenplay winner was here and stopped to stay high. Stopped to say hi. It is understandable they could go in there and drink champagne stand out here on the bright lights and to me. Simply rebo came past and the most amazing purple and green dress. Cynthia. She was nominated for two oscars this evening to stop a first time double award nominee. She won one of those, she would have joined very exclusive egot club, the clu b joined very exclusive egot club, the club that you can onlyjoin if you are in possession of an emmy, tony, are in possession of an emmy, tony, a grammy and an oscar stop u nfortu nately a grammy and an oscar stop unfortunately she was pipped to the post by elton john unfortunately she was pipped to the post by eltonjohn who won best original song for his song in rocket man and she didnt win the best leading actress ida. Either. It wasnt a disappointing night for her, she said she has had the most wonderful evening and a highlight for her was performing at the oscars. She got to perform a song that she co wrote, stand alt which featured in the film harriet. Bernie just arrived but there are a few people between me and him so i dont know how long he can stay with us but it is starting to pick up so thatis but it is starting to pick up so that is good news. We havent seen very many oscar winners come in. Only two oscars have gone past. This is of course the Traditional Party that has been going since 1994 oscars oscar winners come past to celebrate but a bit of an upset tonight because it was parasite that made history and winning an oscar first and foremost then winning the best picture oscar, the first non english language film ever to do that in the oscars 92 year history. A little bird tells me that perhaps the cast and crew of parasite might be having an after party elsewhere but it was a fantastic evening tonight. They might be on their way but Bernie Taubman is here. Lets see if we can grab him. A bit tangled up here. This is his first oscar, isnt it . Yes, it was his first one Bernie Taupin. A great night for elton john. He first one Bernie Taupin. A great night for eltonjohn. He performed at the ceremony as well of course. Also performances from billie eilish. And the orchestra conducted tonight for the first time by a female conduct. Bernie taupin, live in bbc breakfast . What does it mean to you to have won an oscar . Just to be holding it is enough. It is extraordinary. Again, like i said, all the way down the line, 53 years isa all the way down the line, 53 years is a pretty extraordinary achievement. It is like an adventure. It is like being you know, adventure going out on a voyage and discovering new worlds all the time and we have done that all the time and we have done that all through our lives. When i spoke to you before the oscars you said if you want, it would be vindication. What did you mean . The grannies can take this, and you know what they can put it laughter. And you know what they can put it laughter. Grammies. And you know what they can put it laughter. Grammies. That was Bernie Taupin with his oscar. 53 yea rs, of Bernie Taupin with his oscar. 53 years, of course, he says he has been doing this. He won with elton john, who performed the song tonight. Bernie taupin just on his way in, showing off his oscar, he will bejoining the way in, showing off his oscar, he will be joining the rest of the stars here. There are more oscar stars here. There are more oscar stars coming up, we will try to grab some more people to talk to and you can come back and join us then. We will do, sophie. Thank you. Well, he was live on bbc breakfast. He was he was. And we will be back with sophie live as well. One of those hectic mornings. Lets bring you up to date with some of the other stories making the news this morning. For the second day running, there has been a record increase in the number of People Killed by the coronavirus in china. 97 people died on sunday taking the total number of deaths to 908. Meanwhile, testing aboard the diamond princess cruise ship docked at yokohama injapan has reportedly found 60 more confirmed cases, bringing the total of diagnosed people on the ship to 130. Our china correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. Robin, what is the latest there . Things are changing all the time, but give us an idea of these tough restrictions which remain in place across china at the moment. What is interesting is that we are seeing in big cities like shanghai, normally home to 24 million people, on the one hand today is the return to work. There is supposed to be a sizeable number of people coming back. I mean, the population of the city is normally 10 million, Migrant Workers coming back at this time of year. But out there it is definitely not that scale. It is a trickle. Some of the shops are open and a few more people are around but the banks are not open, and there is clearly a lot, in terms of the Service Sector that dominates the middle of the city, a lot of working from home. A p pa re ntly city, a lot of working from home. Apparently in terms of the automotive factories, more of them on the edge of the city, vw, they are resuming work today. This is going to be a staggered return. At the same time we are seeing restrictions imposed, compounds, entry gates to where people live, where temperatures are being taken, ids are being looked at, there is still a big concern about wendy these swathes of workers come back to cities like this, will there be the potential for another wave of spread . Robin, thank you for that. We will bring you the latest on the coronavirus through the morning. It is one of those days when we are trying to keep in touch with what is happening with the weather here, carol will be bringing us the latest on storm ciara, because there are a few warnings, a number of weather warnings in place across the uk this morning after a hectic weekend. Lots of travel disruption as well. The developing story with the coronavirus. And of course we are trying to stay across what is happening at the oscars after party as well. In other news, sinn fein has described island plasma general election is a big statement of change after it made strong gains in the result so far. The nationalist party secured murder first choice votes tha n party secured murder first choice votes than either fine gael or fianna fail, which have led irish governments for decades. Our ireland correspondent chris page joins us now from dublin. Chris, is ireland heading for a Coalition Government . This is an extraordinary outcome in many ways. What happens next . Well, louise, it looks like putting together a Coalition Government is going to be very difficult. It is still far from clear who will be moving into that place behind me, government buildings, the headquarters of the irish Prime Minister. What is clear is that there has been a big shift in politics here in the irish republic. Sinn fein have come out as the winners of the first preference vote in the general election, which is done by proportional representation, so done by proportional representation, so voters rank rank politicians in order of numerical preference, and 25 of voters put a number one next to sinn fein candidates, putting them several Percentage Points ahead of the two parties who have dominated the government here for almost a century, fianna fail on 2296 for almost a century, fianna fail on 22 and fine gael, led by the current Prime Minister, leo varadkar, on 21 . So the question is, cana varadkar, on 21 . So the question is, can a collision be formed . Both fine gael and fianna fail ruled out going into government with sinn fein during the campaign. Fine gael says it is sticking to that position but last night fianna fail said it is not ruling it out. Thank if you for your analysis, and we will be sticking staying across that story. Across the country storm ciara has brought severe gales and flooding. Wind speeds of 97 Miles Per Hour have been recorded in the needles in the isle of wight. Across the uk, hundreds of flights were grounded, motorways and main roads shut, and trains cancelled with threats of further disruption today. At the peak of the storm 675,000 homes were left without Power Engineers are currently working to reconnect 62,000 customers. There are 240 flood warnings still in place across the uk, which means more flooding is expected and immediate action needs to be taken. The worst of storm ciara may have passed, but further bad weather is on the way. Carol is doing her best stay across what is happening over the past 48 hours, but she can also tell us what is happening today. Thats right. It is still windy today, not as windy as yesterday, though. Can bomb had a gust of wind at 127 miles an hour yesterday. Cairngorm. This morning, recent wind gusts, the isle of portland, 62 miles an hour. Abbot aaron, 59. Heathrow, 40. The met office has issued a yellow weather wanting for strong winds across southern england. Gusts of 60 70 miles an hour as we go through the course of the day in the south west. That is not the only weather warning the met office has issued. There is another one across Northern England for snow one across Northern England for snow on Higher Ground and also there is the risk of ice, and for scotland and Northern Ireland, it is notjust snow on Higher Ground but also wind. That could well lead to some blizzards, especially in scotland, where we do have lying snow. Snowing at the moment. We will see further accumulations above about 150 metres. There are still treacherous conditions out there. Storm ciara has actually moved away to scandinavia and we had a lot of showers coming in, as represented by the speckled cloud. It is cold as well, the wind has changed direction as well to a westerly or north westerly comedy cold air indicated by the blue right across the uk. We have got falling snow across parts of scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England. Most of it is in the hills, or higher, but with some of the heavier bursts, we could see that getting down to low levels. We do not expect that to last. The wind is a feature once again and that will be blowing, the snow will be drifting, and there will be blizzards on the tops of hills and mountains. As we go further south over the rest of england and wales, it is rain showers that we are looking out. Some of those will merge to give heavier bursts. Likely to see thunder and lightning and also some hail. Dont forget, gusty winds across southern hail. Dont forget, gusty winds across southern areas. Hail. Dont forget, gusty winds across southern areas. If you are out and about today, it is going to feel cold regardless of where you are. As we had on through the evening and overnight, another system coming across the north of the country, adding towards the north sea. That will introduce more snow, it is still going to be quite windy, most of the snow will be over Higher Ground, i hasten to add. There is the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. A cold night in prospect. That leads us into tomorrow. Tomorrow, just looking at these isobars alone tells you it is going to be another windy day. The weather fronts are not too far away from the north so there will be further snow on the hills. Some of the heavier bursts today, you might see a bit at lower levels for a time, but we dont expect that to last either. South, it is drier and brighter, fewer showers around. Still quite breezy. Still feeling cold. So when is this all going to end . Well, by the time we get to wednesday this transient ridge of High Pressure builds across us. The isobars spaced out so it is not going to be as windy on wednesday. It will be breezy, they will be much more dry weather, more sunshine around, but still showers packing in, especially across scotland, and later on thursday, another area of low pressure comes our way, bringing wet and windy weather. Not as wet and windy as that which storm ciara brought us yesterday. Carol, thank you. Lots of information to take on this morning. The sound of storm ciara was announced by flood silence before a torrent of water swept through the streets. Jane mccubbin is in hampton bridge for us this morning. This is a history repeating itself, not the first time that people who live in Hebden Bridge will have seen the thing you are seeing behind you this morning . Absolutely. History has repeated itself. You can see behind me about the river calder is high this morning. Nowhere near as high as it was yesterday when this whole square around as it was yesterday when this whole square around me was as it was yesterday when this whole square around me was completely submerged and it happened so quickly. Walk with me and you can see some of the flood gates that we re see some of the flood gates that were put in place after the famous boxing day in 2015 floods. Back then, water levels had been at 3. 8 metres. Yesterday, 3. 5 metres. And thatis metres. Yesterday, 3. 5 metres. And that is after some £8 million has been spent on trying to make things better. I want to introduce you this morning to a man called ramsey. Good morning, everybody good morning, sir, you will live on television. Come through. Ramsey, i want to chat to you, because you moved into this place three weeks ago. Three weeks before the 2015 floods, sorry. Here you are again. Tell us what happened yesterday . Yesterday it was so quick. The river was getting filled and the next thing it was about 25, 30 minutes, itsjust that it has just all come out. So fast . So fast. And the force of the current was enough to turn over the industrial fridges in your kitchen . Yes, i couldnt stay, i just fridges in your kitchen . Yes, i couldnt stay, ijust run away. How much support did you get after the last floods and how long can you continue like this . I really dont know. It isjust, heartbroken. Hebden bridge people is amazing. Just, i could say, my family, really. A big family. So nice people, everybody helping each other. Ramsey is unable to get insurance because of the flood risk here. Come outside and chatted now tojoanne, here. Come outside and chatted now to joanne, and business here. Come outside and chatted now tojoanne, and business ownerfrom around the corner, the boutiques, and graham, who runs the community association. A lot of money has been spent on trying to make things better and yet here we are. How do you feel today . I better and yet here we are. How do you feeltoday . I think better and yet here we are. How do you feel today . I think as a community, we need to start getting together, having a look to see what has gone wrong, you know, why are we in this situation again . But i know that as a community we are very, very strong. Sol that as a community we are very, very strong. So i think together we will pull together. I think graham can say. 10am this morning, the town hall . Yes, we have asked for volunteers to come down again at ten oclock this morning and we will be distributing around town, so for people who need help clearing anything out, let us know at the town hall, and if people are here to volunteer, they can come down and see us and we will get people going around town, helping to clear up, just as we didnt day 2015. Good luck to you back to you in the studio. Good luck to them all. Thank you very much indeed for that. Lets go to dave just now, you very much indeed for that. Lets go to davejust now, in you very much indeed for that. Lets go to dave just now, in appleby in westmorland, which was severely hit again by flooding. You can see there has been damaged on there. How are things going for people there . Damage done there. things going for people there . Damage done there. I suppose you could call this the calm after the storm. Yesterday the river eden over topped and came gushing in here. This is the bowling club, you can see the green has been completely trashed. Inside the clubhouse here the water was one foot or so up the wall, you can see the mark on the wall. This is a kitchen area here or covered in mud and silt. Now, this was a case of deja vu because in 2015 storm desmond came here and cause devastation. Yesterday it was storm ciara causing chaos. Well, louise and peter are from the bowling club. Louise, what was it here what was it like yesterday . A mad rush to get everything up off the ground, as high as we could, the cupboards empty, the fridge, everything empty. The waterjust came up so everything empty. The waterjust came up so quickly . It did, we were in here forjust over an hour and we had to get for safety reasons. Peter, as i said, you were kind of prepared, you have had some precautions put in place . We did indeed. Since storm desmond, obviously we couldnt get any more flood insurance. And we have had some flood prevention measures made up. Basically these legs, you stand the tables on the legs and then you put all the rest of the materials, so, 100 shares up here, you have just seen there is the cooker, but is suspended, average. So you did something to say what you could. It has anything been done to try to prevent this happening since 2015 . No, nota prevent this happening since 2015 . No, not a thing. Im very frustrated with the environment agency. You get the feeling that appleby is just going to be appleby and we will always flood. From what i understand, there is no measures in place to do anything with the sounds, so that affects the bowling clu b sounds, so that affects the bowling club every time. And sadly, we dont really know how long the club can continue when we get these storms. Peter, thanks very much indeed. We have a cleaning up operation to do here, other parts obviously affected yesterday because much of it was left underwater. You can really see that i to save as much as they could there. Thank you very much. Lots more coming your way this morning. If you are a fan of top gear we will have to of the three presenters talking about the new series. And the extraordinary stunts they do. Freddie flintoff will do anything you can throw him off anything in a car, he loves it. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where good morning, im asad ahmad. Bbc london has found reports of illegal teeth whitening, that could leave patients at risk of health problems, including burns or lost teeth. Our undercover investigation found a Beauty School claiming to have provided thousands of candidates with illegitimate qualifications. Failure to comply with the requirement to be registered can result in a criminal record and an unlimited fine. I think its absolutely appalling that there are people out there that who are preying on the vulnerabilities of beauticians and other people manipulating them, misleading them, i think its frankly ridiculous, its appalling. And this is purely profiteering that theyre doing this for, theres no other reason why they would do it. Yesterdays storm ciara lasted well into the night and into the early hours this morning although wind speeds have started to reduce. This was the moment a tree fell onto a taxi. It happened in victoria. There were problems with flights too. A pilot tried to land this plane at heathrow but decided at the last second it was too dangerous. More than 150 mps and peers from all parties have written to the Prime Minister calling on him to stop a flight which is set to deport 50 people, many from london, to jamaica. Its due to leave tomorrow, but therere calls for lessons to be learnt from the windrush scandal, where those who were allowed to settle in the uk, were denied their rights. The government says those being deported are guilty of committing serious crimes. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. The overground has no service between South Tottenham to barking for repairs to a damaged track. On southeastern trains, there was signal damage by the wind yesterday, which blocked a line between bromley south and shortlands. Thats still the case. Almost 100 flights cancelled this morning at heathrow, gatwick and london city. And on the roads, the qeii bridge is back open again this morning. It was closed for most of yesterday. Now the weather with kate. Good morning. Well, after yesterdays strong winds, today they are a little lighter but not very much. Its still very with some heavy showers as well. Windspeed today widely 40 50mph gusts, you can see in the black discs. As the showers move through this afternoon, you might get hail, here some thunder but the wind will gust a bit stronger. Temperatures today a little colder than yesterday, between six and nine celsius. Overnight, still one or two showers around but were still hanging onto the wind. Again, very gusty overnight especially if any showers move through. The minimum temperature in the suburbs or beyond, down to zero. Still windy as we head through tuesday, fewer showers around though, thankfully. The wind gusts youll see down at the bottom here, so still damaging wind speeds and temperatures cooler but we should see a bit more sunshine. Wind a little lighter as we head towards the end of the week. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Heres a summary of this mornings main stories from bbc news six weeks worth of rain has fallen in just 24 hours, and gusts of more than 90 Miles Per Hour have been recorded as storm ciara battered the uk. Widespread flooding brought travel disruption and 65,000 homes remain without power this morning. Fallen trees, damage to overhead power lines and speed restrictions have all caused distruption to Train Services, and network rail says engineers have worked through the night to carry out any repairs. We can find out the very latest on how commuters may be affected this morning with Robert Nisbet from the rail delivery group. Really busy weekend, i know, those who are working, those trying to keep going. Give us an update for those might be planning a journey. You are right. It has been a really challenging few hours and few days even for the hundreds of engineers and staff at train operating countries around the country because of the storm it did impact the entire country. It wasntjust specific areas where we had to target. We had to look at the whole country and the impact it could have. Just to give you an idea of the scale, yesterday, there were 37 separate incidents in kent alone. At one strap travel line between wolverhampton and stratford, seven trees fell in one spot which obviously had to be chopped up, removed and the line checked before trains could travel again. What this means is that a lot of the trains that should have been in certain places for the start of the morning commutejust places for the start of the morning commute just arent. That is causing a disruption as well as engineers putting out what are called proving trains to run along routes to check whether they are free of obstructions. The advice if you are commuting anywhere in the country today on the train is to check before you travel. Go onto National Rail enquirys website. There is a storm ciara banner, a red banner, click on that and pick out your Train Operating Company and you will get the latest there. That is the latest four passengers this morning. What sort of rail service are we expecting to be out there available to passengers today, then . Expecting to be out there available to passengers today, themm depends where are in the country. Engineers are going to be working on lines which could still have trains operating on them. It is going to be different wherever you are in the country but specifically were looking at the east coast and west coast mainlines for example. The west coast main line is fluttered flooded north of carlisle. When the water is drained along there, you have to look at the points motors to make sure they are still working so it is not just make sure they are still working so it is notjust a case of draining the water away or removing the tree, it is looking at the potential damage that is being caused there. It has affected various hits of the railway so bits falling on the track like trampolines and trees, overhead cables, some of which have been brought down especially in the West Midlands by falling trees. Also at east croydon for example, last doors we re east croydon for example, last doors were dislodged there. They had to be checked before passengers were allowed in because safety is the priority, not only for passengers but also for staff. We also wanted to make sure that people have certainty that when they do get to a Railway Station to go on their way but they will be some kind of service so we but they will be some kind of service so we urge but they will be some kind of service so we urge people to check to make sure that they will be. Thank you very much. Helpful advice if you are planning a trip. It has been for people in euston yesterday, real disruptions right across the uk. Advice is check, check, check dan. For the first time in the 92 year history of the oscars, a Foreign Language film has won the best picture award. Parasite. Cheering and applause. South korean film parasite beat the likes of british world war one epic 1917 and joker. Elsewhere, the best actress award went to Renee Zellweger for her portrayal ofjudy garland and Joaquin Phoenix won best actor for his lead role injoker. Well a few minutes ago, our correspondent Colin Paterson in a moment we will be going to the vanity fair party. So long is there with an oscar winner. We are with roger deacon who has won an oscar for with roger deacon who has won an oscarfor his work with roger deacon who has won an oscar for his work on 1917. Congratulations. How does it feel . Second oscar in two years, you are ona second oscar in two years, you are on a roll. It is great. The film is a film. You do yourjob and the rest is gravy, as they say. Paid tribute to sam mendes. Why was it such a special experience working on 1917 . It was special because of the idea, the concept, the subject, the whole group of people. It became a very special experience. We all worked very closely together. It was a very special experience. How does it feel to be on that stage . We know you have worked with those people for years. Quite an audience. have worked with those people for years. Quite an audience. I said to brad pitt afterwards, ifelt like going on age and saying, we will just repeat brads speech because it was better than i could have done. I thought his head all the right things. Your speech was wonderful. How will you be celebrating tonight . We are here. Im trying to get to the bar and have a beer actually, 0k . The bar and have a beer actually, ok . Fair enough. Have a wonderful evening. Roger deacon who worked on 1917 and has won an oscar for that. Three oscars for sam mendes1917 tonight so a great night for them but the night was really stolen by parasite, the south korean film that not only made history when it won an oscar in the first place then ended up oscar in the first place then ended up going home with four golden statuettes. Both are best director and for best picture and a foreign film, not an english language, has never, ever won an oscar for best picture in a 92 year history of the oscars. We spoke tojonathan pryce a little earlier and Cynthia Erivo was wearing the most amazing purple and green dress. This is really the place where you can see fashion on display. It turned into one of the biggest catwalks in the world. They are now in there. As you got depression from roger deacon. That is why people dont want to stop and talk to me, there is lots of champagne flowing in the vanity fair party. We might see a few pop fume. Dont know, though, back to you. Back to you later. If you are interested in the oscars and some people are shouting at us about too much oscar coverage. Some of the main stories overnight . One minute. Emanating m ms sang lose yourself which confused people watching. Eltonjohn won best song this time round. Billie eilish performed yesterday. A big night for her. Eminem. Joaquin phoenix, Renee Zellweger, brad pitt, laura dern, and Scarlett Joha nsson bought zellweger, brad pitt, laura dern, and scarlettjohansson bought ward 200 Million Pounds worth of hearings. There was no host and there was a call for the return of one host, whether that be wreckage of as or someone else, who knows . Wreckage renee ricky gervais. For the second day running, there has been a record increase in the number of People Killed by the coronavirus in china. 97 people died on sunday taking the total number of deaths to 908. Government plans to develop so called freeports have been announced this morning. Ninas got more on what this. What exactly are freeports . That is a good place to start. What are they . There are special areas with different tax laws. Say you guys run a Computer Company and you want to export the final product, they would be low or no tax on your component bits and you wouldnt pay any export tax on your computers either. The idea is that they stimulate Economic Growth in parts of the country where industry is struggling and would typically be close to a port or airport. Merseyside, tees valley, places that have all been muted. One Construction Company has estimated they will contribute contribute £9 billion every year to the uk economy and create 150,000 newjobs. So whats the catch . Well spotted. Lots of scepticism and criticism today. Some have argued that these areas would simply, you still have to pay, others are saying these areas are susceptible to organised crime. The ec said recently in the report that often in these areas and John Mcdonnell the shadow chancellor says this is essentially tax dodging and not the spirit in which we should be building our economy. The government is pressing ahead, really ambitious they want these rezoned to be opened by the end of the year. Thank you. It was one of those weird premier league weekends. It is new because we are in the midst of a break. One of the games was called off because of the games was called off because of storm ciara . The game that did happen, i think it was an oscar winning movie plot. Sheffield united continued to play the way they are playing, you wouldnt have dreamt it may be 12 months ago. Only one match went ahead yesterday. Sheffield united keeping up their brilliant season which could see them qualify for europe. Chris wilders side are nowjust two points off the Champions League places after they came from behind to beat bournemouth 2 1. John lundstram scored the winner. Hes played in every division up from league two, but the manager says theyre trying not to get ahead of themselves. Were not a comfortable team, im not a comfortable manager. The points total, 39 points at this stage of the season is fabulous from a promoted side, but we go again, weve got a break now. We go again and it has to be that way. We want to achieve something this season. We dont want to just take the foot off the gas. Manchester citys match with west ham was postponed a few hours before kick off because of storm ciara. And other sporting fixtures were affected across the country, including two games in rugby leagues super league, all the matches in the top flight of womens football, and two horse racing meetings. There was more play across scotland yesterday as the scottish cup holders celtic kept up their hopes of a fourth straight treble of trophies by beating clyde in the fifth round. Neil lennons side have won this competition for the past three seasons. Oliver ntcham scored the pick of the goals to see celtic into the quarterfinals, where theyll play away to st johnstone. Ironic that there was more play in scotla nd ironic that there was more play in scotland yesterday. Indeed. You mentioned the weather. Lets catch up mentioned the weather. Lets catch up with what will be happening over the next few days. It has been a really dramatic morning. Yes, what was dramatic about storm ciara was the widespread gusts of wind we had. The heavy rain was also widespread, and the duration of the whole storm. That has now moved away. It is still windy today. These are recent wind gusts. The needles, 64 miles an hour. Leuchars, 41. If we start in the north, scotland and Northern Ireland, the weather warnings are out for today and tomorrow for snow and also wind. We are seeing more tomorrow for snow and also wind. We are seeing more snow tomorrow for snow and also wind. We are seeing more snow falling today, it is accumulating, they will be blizzards over Higher Ground and of course drifting. For Northern England, there is ice and snow. Snow on the Higher Ground to watch out for today. Southern england once again, it is the wind. Not as strong as yesterday. Having said that, in the south west we could have gusts of wind 60 70 miles an hour. We have also got a lot of showers, represented here by these speckles. Storm ciara has moved off to scandinavia, and today is going to feel colder as the winds are coming in from the northwest or the west across our shores, represented by the blue. This morning if you are out and about, watch out for those snow showers across scotland, Northern Ireland and also Northern England. Starting to settle above about 150 metres and blowing and drifting in the strong wind. Coming south of that there will still be showers around across the rest of england and also wales. What you are looking out our rain showers. Some of those will merge to give heavier downfalls and you will also hear some funder and also see some hail, and wherever you are it is going to feel cold today. Under. This evening at overnight it will still be windy. We will see lots of showers coming our way, and they will still be wintry across scotland, Northern England and Northern Ireland. There is also the risk of ice and untreated surfaces. Again, something to consider if youre travelling through the early hours of tomorrow. Speaking of tomorrow, one look at this chart and the isobars on it tell you what is going be another windy day. I will tell you there will be more showers coming our way, across scotland, Northern England and Northern Ireland. We could see that getting to lower levels for a time, the snow, but we dont expect that to last. South of that and we have got dry conditions. Also if you are showers. Some of them could still have hail next in and also thunder and lightning. Fewer showers. It will still feel cold. Tuesday into wednesday, tuesday night is still windy but into wednesday, which are the isobars begin to space out. A transient ridge of High Pressure is coming our way so transient ridge of High Pressure is coming our way so during the course of wednesday things will settle down. It isnt going to be as windy and it will still be breezy. Lots more dry weather around. They will still be some showers coming in on the tops of the hills across scotland. Look at these temperatures, only four degrees in glasgow and eight as we sweep down towards london. Thursday morning, it is going to be cold and we are likely to see frost around. Then as we head on into thursday itself, this area of low pressure is coming our way and that will introduce more wet and windy weather, but nothing like we saw with storm ciara. Just in summery for the week ahead, it is going to stay windy. Frequent showers. Windy in the Northern Hills and it will feel colder as well. Are wintry in the Northern Hills. Millions of people in china are returning to work after taking an extended new year break in an attempt to stop the spread of coronavirus. Our china correspondent, stephen mcdonnell, is spending his final day in quarantine after a recent visit to who they province, the region at the centre of the outbreak. We can speak to him now from beijing. Gosh, you must be relieved that this is finally nearly over . Thats right, the clock is ticking. I will be out of here soon. One more sleep, as they say. Nevertheless, you know, i have been busy anyway, filing. I guess the differences i will be reporting from out on the streets. Rather than my place. Yes, tell us a little bit about the fact that you were sort of self quarantine, wont you . Well, not. Not really self quarantine. The government said anybody who has beenin the government said anybody who has been in who they province should stay indoors for two weeks, in quarantine. And the bbc was keen for us to adhere to dust so that is what i have been doing. My colleagues, of course, i would not want to risk the possibility of infecting them, and two other members of the team who are in shanghai are doing the same thing. For them, it are in shanghai are doing the same thing. Forthem, it is are in shanghai are doing the same thing. For them, it is also the last day. Tick, tick, tick tock. We will be back to, well, i was nearly going to say our normal lives, but not really. Nothing is normal at the moment in china. Certainly these huge cities, supposedly going back to work today, nothing like normal. But better than being cooped up inside, i guess. Yes, and we know that people are returning to work. Is there a sense, what do you get the sense of, where the chinese authorities are with this . Have they got it under control . Well, you know, that depends on what you mean by under control. The numbers are still going up, the number of dead, the number of infected. But, you know, if they had not put in place all those major restrictions, with the situation be much worse . Yes, it would. So without locking down wuhan, without looking down that whole province of hervey bay, 60 million people, you know, there would be many more people infected. Locking down. But even now, invasion, it become much more strict. So for example, the government has said that only residents can go into a sort of tower block where people live, so if you do not have id, if you cant prove you live somewhere, you are not supposed to go in. That is right across the whole city. So people are not supposed to even have guests coming to their homes at the moment. The restrictions on cars have been lifted. Normally private vehicles here, one day a week you cannot drive it, it reduces pollution and reduces congestion. But they want to give people the chance to not take public transport, because naturally if you go into the underground train system or on the bus, you are exposed to more people and the potential is there for you to also be exposed to this deadly virus. So people are being freed up to drive their cars, people are being freed up to drive theircars, and again, people are being freed up to drive their cars, and again, you can sort of understand why. All these measures that are being taken have slowed the spread of that virus. But it is not until the numbers start plateauing, not until the numbers start recovering and start becoming much, much greater, will we be able to say that this situation is under control. The numbers of people who are recovering start becoming much, much greater. Stephen, from your quarantine, thank you. We appreciate. And we will remind you about the developing story around the coronavirus here in the uk. The government has declared it a serious and imminent threat to Public Health. It sounds like quite an enormous statement to make, but it is unclear at the moment exactly how that will affect us day to day. Essentially, there are all sorts of regulations and changes that might ta ke regulations and changes that might take place, measures outlined in those regulations, means to prevent or delay the further transmission of the virus. But once we understand exactly what those measures might look like we will try to bring you the details. What they are saying is that the. In wuhan and who they province as an affected area. We will get an analysis of that later. All that is to come. If you are switching on your tv this morning, uk government has said that there is an imminent threat to Public Health from the coronavirus here in the united kingdom. We shall take you back to storm ciara now. Of all the images posted on social media, of which there are many, one of the most dramatic was a sheep trailer being swept away by a torrent of water. It ended up half a mile downstream and was filmed by amanda owen, a sheep farmer from swaledale in north yorshire. You may know amanda as the yorkshire shepherdess, and shejoins us on the phone now from herfarm near keld. Thank you very much for speaking to us live on bbc breakfast this morning. Give us an update on the trailer. Where did it end up . Half a mile downstream nothing left on it. It isa mile downstream nothing left on it. It is a disaster, im trying not to think about how we are ever going to get it out, because it is in one of the most inaccessible places imaginable. I mean, to be fair, i mean, that was a problem, but the fa ct mean, that was a problem, but the fact was, we had brought the sheep down off the moortop and everything is safe and well. Conditions are difficult. Im looking outside now and we have snow. It is snowing sideways now. So it has been pretty awful. Yeah, just to see the power, the force of nature, just taking a trailer like that, it was astounding to see, really. Just incredible conditions. So all sorts of wind and rain over the weekend. You say you have snow there this morning. I think we can see pictures of you bringing in yourshed, think we can see pictures of you bringing in your shed, and also pictures from saturday over the weekend. But was saturday afternoon. The forecast from the met office was absolutely spot on, and forewarned is forearmed. We have our sheep grazing over 1700 feet up and you are not going to be keeping them up you are not going to be keeping them up on the moortop when it is forecasting 70 80 miles an hour gail wins. Gale winds. So we brought them down into the valley and into shelter, but that meant yesterday when the streams under the rivers turned into absolute raging torrents, it was almost impossible torrents, it was almost impossible to travel, to get anywhere, because, imean, yeah, to travel, to get anywhere, because, i mean, yeah, you are taking your life in your hands. It was incredible. The fact that i even caught the trailer being swept away like that was because i was standing by one of our two packhorse bridges are looking at it. You could not see the arch. There was so much water coming down the river. And i was thinking, this beautiful little bridge, how much of this can it stand . Bridge, how much of this can it stand . You bridge, how much of this can it stand . You do think about these things. We are fortunate, really, because we are right at the top of the tail, so we are high. Top of the tail, so we are high. Top of the dale. People downstream, that is what we have to worry about. We are fortu nate what we have to worry about. We are fortunate that everything is ok and we are dry but they will be people here this morning you are having to cope with flooded houses and not being able to travel. So we have to do thank our lucky stars, really. Amanda, very good point. Thank you for joining amanda, very good point. Thank you forjoining us. Best of luck. We hope she stays safe, and manages to get that trailer back. Anybody who has seen the yorkshire shepherdess, the programme, her family has seen the yorkshire shepherdess, the programme, herfamily are incredibly inventive. I am sure they will get that trailer back somehow. Time to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Bbc london has found reports of illegal teeth whitening, that could leave patients at risk of health problems, including burns or lost teeth. Our undercover investigation found a Beauty School claiming to have provided thousands of candidates with illegitimate qualifications. Failure to comply with the requirement to be registered can result in a criminal record and an unlimited fine. The school has not responded to our request for an interview. I think its absolutely appalling that there are people out there that who are preying on the vulnerabilities of beauticians and other people manipulating them, misleading them, i think its frankly ridiculous, its appalling. And this is purely profiteering that theyre doing this for, theres no other reason why they would do it. You can see more understory on inside out of london at 7 30am. More than 150 mps and peers from all parties have written to the Prime Minister calling on him to stop a flight which is set to deport 50 people, many from london, to jamaica. Its due to leave tomorrow, but therere calls for lessons to be learnt from the windrush scandal, where those who were allowed to settle in the uk, were denied their rights. The government says those being deported are guilty of committing serious crimes. The high winds from yesterdays storm ciara lasted well into the night, though wind speeds have now started to die down. This was the moment a tree fell onto a taxi yesterday. There were problems with flights too. A pilot tried to land this plane at heathrow but decided at the last second it was too dangerous. The overground has no service between South Tottenham to barking for repairs to a damaged track. Almost 100 flights cancelled this morning at heathrow, gatwick and london city. And on the roads, the qeii bridge is back open again this morning. It was closed for most of yesterday. Now the weather with kate. Good morning. Well, after yesterdays strong winds, today they are a little lighter but not very much. Its still very with some heavy showers as well. Windspeed today widely 40 50mph gusts, you can see in the black discs. As the showers move through this afternoon, you might get hail, here some thunder but the wind will gust a bit stronger. Temperatures today a little colder than yesterday, between six and nine celsius. Overnight, still one or two showers around but were still hanging onto the wind. Again, very gusty overnight especially if any showers move through. The minimum temperature in the suburbs or beyond, down to zero. Still windy as we head through tuesday, fewer showers around though, thankfully. The wind gusts youll see down at the bottom here, so still damaging wind speeds and temperatures cooler but we should see a bit more sunshine. Wind a little lighter as we head towards the end of the week. In about 20 minutes, vanessa helps Vanessa Phelps will have more on the teeth whitening story on bbc radio london. Ill be back in half an hour. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Our headlines today the uk government declares coronavirus a serious and imminent threat to Public Health, announcing additional measures to fight the spread of the virus. Storm ciara causes chaos across the uk. Thousands of homes are without power while torrential rain has brought flooding and major travel disruption. The and major travel disruption. Met office has further today the met office has further warnings today for snow and wind, meaning blizzards across the hills in scotla nd blizzards across the hills in scotland and Northern England. And ice as another has a dan snow in Northern England dan snow wins in the south. More details on about 15 minutes. Parasite history made at the oscars as parasite wins best picture the first ever Foreign Language film to take the top award in over 90 years. Joaquin phoenix wins best actorforjoker, Renee Zellweger takes best actress for her portrayal ofjudy garland. I knowjudy garland did not receive this honour in her time. I am certain that this moment is an extension of the celebration of her legacy. The Sheffield United fairytale continues. The newly promoted side are now up to fifth in the premier league as they beat both the elements and bournemouth. Fred, have you got the handbrake on . Argh hold on to your crash helmets. More crazy car chaos is on the way with the return of top gear, presenters, Freddie Flintoff and chris harris will tell us what we can expect. Its so easy to fall in love with you. Hes the american singer whose been a household name for five decades. James taylor is here telling us why his new album is his childhood soundtrack. Good morning. Loads to keep you up to date with this morning. The breaking story about coronavirus, the latest on storm ciara and we will bring you the developing story from the oscars, the after show party as well. But we start with our main story this morning. The uk government has declared coronavirus a serious and imminent threat to Public Health. Health secretary matt hancock has announced new measures in england to fight the spread of the virus. These include additional powers to keep people in supported isolation for their own safety. There have been more than 40,000 cases of the virus globally, mostly in china, with four so far in the uk. Lets speak to our china correspondent, robin brant. There is something about this story, it is changing all the time, isnt it, what is the latest where you are . What is interesting where you are, ramping up in the powers and a signalfrom the are, ramping up in the powers and a signal from the uk are, ramping up in the powers and a signalfrom the uk government are, ramping up in the powers and a signal from the uk government that regards coronavirus is an increasing threat to people in the uk. Here in china, the death toll continues to increase, as does the number of people infected. Yesterday saw the biggest single increase in a day of confirmed deadly cases. Now up to 908. But what we have is the beginning of the back to work period, really. We are supposed to see that today. Here in shanghai, we are seeing more shops open, more people are definitely on the streets. Ive been speaking to you recently about a ghost town feel, its not like that today. But this isa its not like that today. But this is a trickle, not the return to work of millions of people you would expect to see in a city with 24 million as the population. In the Service Sector, which dominates the middle of the city, there is a lot of working from home. Report some factories on the outskirts are opening but i think what were seeing is evidence of a staggered return to work. At the same time, more regulations and tougher restrictions in place, in terms of when you enter your place of work or place of living, authorities are concerned that a big city like this could be hit by another wave of is bread of this virus as everyone begins to come back from that extended chinese Lunar New Year break. Robin, thank you for that. Lets speak to virologist natalie mcdermot from Kings College london. Give us an idea of these measures we have heard about . Pat that the government is stepping up their para meters government is stepping up their parameters but when they might want to isolate people. When they might wa nt to to isolate people. When they might want to test more people. Even those who maybe dont have any symptoms and also request people, even those who dont have symptoms, to isolate at home or go into quarantine, depending on a Risk Assessment that is done of their exposure level. What more are we learning about the virus, is it something that is being stringently researched all the time . Matt hancock was on the programme last week talking about how it might ta ke last week talking about how it might take months to find a way of properly treating it. Yes, funding has been announced to fund any Research Projects into the virus, but that would be at a very early stage at the moment. That willjust be proposals being submitted and so on. The research itself is very preliminary, what is being done at the moment, and morejust an assessment of the clinical assessment of the clinical assessment and modelling. It will ta ke assessment and modelling. It will take many months to develop a proper vaccine that would then clear safety testing and similarly, to demonstrate efficacy of an antiviral medication as well. So we are not really a nywhere medication as well. So we are not really anywhere close to having a vaccine or a treatment. In terms of that advice, we have heard the government repeating what theyve been saying, self isolation. It would be good to hear from yourself. I know it is not yourjob to guide eve ryo ne i know it is not yourjob to guide everyone who is watching this morning but advice remains the same, doesnt it, to keep yourself away from other people if you are feeling unwell, not to go to hospital, not to go to a e but to ring 111 . Yes, that is the advice. At the moment, that remains the same. I dont know if the government will be publishing a bit more detail as to any new proposals in the coming hours. But certainly, if people have travelled to an affected area and that doesnt just constitute travelled to an affected area and that doesntjust constitute china now, it constitutes about seven other countries, including singapore and thailand. But if people have travelled to those areas, they are asked to self isolate for 14 days at home, even if they dont have any symptoms, and to contact 111, to inform Public Health england that they are there, so that they can make contact with them if needed. If people were to develop symptoms, they are also to contact 111 and notify the Public Health authorities and that they will address the situation, rather than people going toagp situation, rather than people going to a gp surgery or the emergency department, where they would be sitting in a communal area and might result in effecting other people waiting in the waiting area. Very helpful, thank you for talking to us this morning. Breaking news this morning, the government talking about the serious and imminent threat posed to the uk by the coronavirus. Lets get the latest on storm ciara. 62,000 households are without power this morning after storm ciara battered the uk. Gale force winds and torrential rain have caused flooding and major travel disruption. Winds of more than 90 miles an hour were recorded and some areas had six weeks worth of rain injust 24 hours. Graham satchell reports. Rough seas off the coast of hastings and a lifeboat rights itselfjust in time. It was a day of remarkable lucky escapes. On dry land in central london, watch this. A taxi, a tree and a near miss. In bedfordshire, the driver of this car escaped with just minor injuries. It took the fire service more than an hour to cut him out. Storm ciara batted every corner of the country for more than 24 hours. That is intense in some places, the impact was devastating. Part of a guesthouse collapses into the river teviot on the scottish borders. Its foundations washed away. Siren wails. Hebden bridge in West Yorkshire. The siren a warning of heavy rain and floods to come. The rain was sideways and relentless. There were some pretty odd sightings, like like this drifting downriver in the yorkshire dales. In ramsbottom in greater manchester, the river irwell burst its banks. Across the country there were more than 300 flood warnings. Residents in ramsbottom were rescued by the fire service. We just wanted to get out, really. Shes most important thing so we just wanted to get out. It is just fully submerged our house, living rooms flooded, kitchen, and we had to get the fire boat to get out. Ciara has caused widespread travel disruption, battering the coast in particular. The port of dover closed. Trees on Railway Lines meant Train Services were cancelled. Euston station in london packed with frustrated passengers trying to get home. All trains cancelled, so, ive either got to try and get to manchester and then get picked up there or try and get halfway. If anything, were just trying to work out the best way to get back at the moment. In the air, planes struggle. At heathrow, the approach was sideways, the touchdown hairy. Touch and go, touch and go some brave souls soldiered on. This is honeywell fc in manchester valiantly playing their sunday league game. And near glastonbury, spare a thought for speedo mick. Mick is walking the length of the uk for charity in his swimming trunks. Getting a beating at the moment but we are still struggling on. There will be more bad weather today but nothing stops mick. We will try to talk to him a little later. Carol is keeping us up to date with the latest information. She has been talking about snow in some areas. With changing weather developments in your area, head to your local bbc radio station. And of course the bbc news website. Lots more information there and, of course, here on brea kfast. There and, of course, here on breakfast. So much going on, hasnt there . There has indeed. Storm ciara was really unusual in the sense that the gusts of wind were so widespread and the duration of the storm lasted so and the duration of the storm lasted so long. Also the rain was so widespread. Storm ciara has moved toward scandinavia, these are the recent wind gusts. The strongest just yesterday was in cairngorm, very high, 127 miles an hour. What we have today is further weather warnings from the met office. You can see this yellow warning in scotland and Northern Ireland. That is full snow and wind. We are looking at blizzard on the hills and mountains. In Northern England, we also have a warning for snow and ice. The snow primarily on Higher Ground but as in scotland, in some of the heavier bursts, you could see some of it temporarily at lower levels. In the south of england, we have weather warning for wind from the met office, gusting 6070 wind from the met office, gusting 60 70 miles an hour in the south west of england. So Hazardous Conditions likely. Storm ciara is in scandinavia now but you can see all the showers as represented by the speckles and the cloud coming in from the atlantic. The wind has changed direction to more of a north westerly, so pulling in colder atla ntic north westerly, so pulling in colder atlantic air. Today will feel cold where ever you are. We have this snow across scotland, Northern England and Northern Ireland. Settling above about 150 metres, really accumulating above 300 metres. But it has been blown on this strong wind. We will have blizzards on the hills and mountains and drifting snow. As we come south of Northern England, for the rest of england and wales, further showers. Some of those will merge to give some heavy rain and some hail and thunder and lightning in there too. Dont forget, this strong wind still across southern england. As we head on through the evening and overnight, it will still be windy. We will have further snow showers packing in across scotland, Northern England, Northern Ireland and possibly into north wales as well. Most of this will be above 150 metres. Further south, most of this will be above 150 metres. Furthersouth, it is most of this will be above 150 metres. Further south, it is rain showers but it will be a cold night. Watch out for the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. As we had through tuesday and into wednesday, tuesday festival. Just one look at this, you can see from the isobars it is going to be another windy day. We will still have snow showers packing in across scotland, Northern England and Northern Ireland. Like today, most of the settling snow will be above 150 metres but in heavier bursts, we could see at lower levels. I say settling, dont forget in the wind, it will be blowing. Some treacherous conditions on the hills and mountains. In the south, drier and brighter with fewer showers, but they could still be of hailand showers, but they could still be of hail and thunder. Also worth mentioning, we had so much rain on sunday across the land. You have seen sunday across the land. You have seen pictures of flooding, of rivers bursting their banks. We still have rain coming down from the hills. There still is the risk of further flooding as we go through the course of this week. By of this week. By the time we get to tuesday night, still going to be windy. On wednesday, the isoba rs still going to be windy. On wednesday, the isobars start to loosen and we have this bulge of High Pressure coming our way. That means during the course of wednesday, things will settle down and quieten down. Not as windy. We still will have some snow showers packing in in the hills across scotla nd packing in in the hills across scotland and we will have temperatures between about 4 7. We are not done with this weatherjust yet because we will start off early thursday on a frosty note. But then we have this area of low pressure coming our way from the atlantic, moving west to east, bringing some wet and windy conditions just not as wet and windy conditions just not as wet and windy as storm ciara brought on sunday. In summary, this is what you can expect, windy, frequent showers, some wintry in the north and feeling colder. Thank you very much, see you in a bit. Lets talk oscars. For the first time in the 92 year history of the oscars, a Foreign Language film has won the best picture award. South korean film parasite beat the likes of british world war one epic 1917 and joker. Our correspondent, david willis, was there. Tonight we celebrate all the amazing talent in this room a tribute to diversity at the start of an Academy Awards happy black history month. Janelle monaes rousing performance coming on a night when the acting categories were the least diverse since the fallout from oscarssowhite. That campaign pushed the academy to expand its International Voting ranks, possibly paving the way to this watershed moment at the Academy Awards. Bong joon ho. Parasite, the story of a poor south korean family insinuating itself into the life of a very rich family, swept the board, collecting oscars for best original screenplay, best international film, and best director for its creator bong joon ho, who paid tribute to his fellow contenders. Our great Martin Scorsese. Cheering and applause. This belongs to a lot of people. The veteran british cinematographer Roger Deakins was honoured for his work on the world war i drama 1917. And sir elton johns song from rocket man, im gonna love me again, was named best original song. Brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood, and it was a film about about the cruelty of the old Hollywood Studio system that won Renee Zellweger a best actress oscar for her role in sjudy. Laura dern was named best supporting actress for her role in Marriage Story, and Joaquin Phoenix walked off with the best actor award for his performance injoker. Parasite. But this was the night that parasite made history, becoming the first Foreign Language film to carry off oscars biggest award of the night, best picture. Hollywood may still be grappling with the thorny issue of diversity, but parasites victory is seen as a sign the academy is ready to embrace great films from any country in any language at last. David willis, bbc news, at the Academy Awards. Most people tend to go from there to the vanity fair after party. Sophie long is waiting outside there. In the last hour, sophie spoke to jo jo rabbit actor Roman Griffin davis. It was fun. I was at the oscars yeah, it was kind of weird but overwhelming. It was great. Tiger won an award. Yes, how do you feel about that . It was fun, i was so happy for him, he so deserved it. He gave a speech from the heart . Its the first time ive ever seen him like stumbling or nervous. Its the first time ive seen him nervous. I was like, what . He stumbled and i was like, what . He stumbled and i was like, what . He stumbled and i was like, oh my god like, thank god. I thought he was. Pretty confident that he is human too . Yeah. Interesting for you to see your director like that . yeah. Interesting for you to see your director like that . I was so proud, he so deserved it. So exciting. You are on your way to the vanity fair after party, how old are you, again . I am 12. Right, ok. Cool you, again . I am 12. Right, ok. Cool. You are not worried about any door policy . What do you mean . Sometimes in this country have to be 21 and show id to get in. You want my 21 and show id to get in. You want . 21 and show id to get in. You want my id . Im 21 and show id to get in. You want 7 imjoking. 21 and show id to get in. You want my id . Imjoking. Driving licence i think you are special when you are nominated for oscars. i think you are special when you are nominated for oscars. I might put on a fake humans mask white men who are you meeting in there . Has it everybody, i will try me all of them. Can you tell tiger to come out and give the bbc and give the bbc an interview . I will. Hes and give the bbc and give the bbc an interview . Iwill. Hes already in there. He is too quick for us i love the way that sophie is enlisting a 12 year old the star of jj enlisting a 12 year old the star of jojo rabbit. Beth webb the film critic is with us in the studio. Parasite will be making all the headlines and rightly so. Everybody seemingly in the s oscars ceremony . This is what makes the oscars so special, when a film of this calibre, loved by so many, gets to come away with some of the biggest prizes. Quentin tarantino was up for the big award, Martin Scorsese and sam mendes that parasite came away with the big award. He paid tribute to Martin Scorsese. Lets have a look, his translator starting. When i was young and studying cinema their was i was young and studying cinema theirwasa i was young and studying cinema their was a saying i carved deep into my heart which is the most personal is the most creative. That quote was from our great Martin Scorsese. Cheering and applause i suppose the question is, this has happened, first Foreign Language film to win best film. Does it shake things upa film to win best film. Does it shake things up a bit, do you think . Absolutely, i think this might pave the way for greatness moving forward. I think bong joon ho is an exception in this film has certainly already broken Box Office Records, about 167 million its taken worldwide. For a south korean film in america, that is huge. I think that certainly has helped to get the film to where it is but certainly moving forward, lets hope it does certainly open up to more international features. It has been another award ceremony, talk of lack of diversity for some Natalie Portman was wearing a dress, a cape, and add the names of lots of directors, female directors who hadnt been nominated for the oscars this year. Exactly and its disappointing after such a lucrative and critically acclaimed year for women in film, films like little women, hustlers. The chinese american film, none of which got the recognition they deserve. For them, there is film to come away on top, there south korean film, is the best case scenario, i think. We mentioned 1917, it was hoped it was in with a big chance . My money was on it after the baftas last week. Richard deacon got best cinematographer. I sincerely believe that was going to be the big film this year. I was pleasantly surprised. In terms of some of the other big gongs handed out, brad pitt won best supporting actor. He was one of the few that made a political speech. He mentioned Donald Trumps impeachment hearing. Laura dan won best supporting actress for Marriage Story. And Renee Zellweger and renee diversity and ditches in the wider world and he took the opportunity at the oscars to talk about that, here. We feel the idea of personal change because we think that we have to sacrifice something to give something up but human beings at our best are so inventive and creative and genius. I think when we. Use love and compassion as ourguiding when we. Use love and compassion as our guiding principles, we can create, develop and implement systems of change that are beneficial to will send being sent to the environment. He was very emotional during that speech talking about his brother, as well. Lets talk aboutjoker. About his brother, as well. Lets talk about joker. You about his brother, as well. Lets talk aboutjoker. You said it kind of divided audiences and critics as well. But he was incredible in the movie. It is a hugely dedicated. Oscar calibre performance. There is no doubting his commitment to this quite divisive, quite cruel central role. For a dc quite divisive, quite cruel central role. Fora dc origin quite divisive, quite cruel central role. For a dc origin antiheroes story, it is quite astonishing it got through to the award stage. But he has dedicated himself to bringing that story to the screen and he was awarded for that. Not much controversy from the ceremony. One thing that seemed to confuse people with eminem singing lose yourself. Besson from 2003. Lots of people watching at home were like, whats going on here . Chaos wonderful and tangible reactions from people. Quite a few raised eyebrows. Without any seeming context as to why he was there and performing that song in particular, what relevance it had to todays Film Industry for some absolutely baffling. It links into one of the other talking points about there being no house. Perhaps thats where, in terms of taking you through whats happening and why, a host maybe would have been able to explain he wasnt here in 2003 when this song won best song from eight mile and here he is now singing it. I think there was certainly a chaos to the ceremony this year, in that we had celebrities coming in, celebrities introducing other celebrities. No real sense of structure and hopefully the academy will learn from that next year and will learn from that next year and will have a host return to the stage. Olivia colman, the more i hear from stage. Olivia colman, the more i hearfrom her, she weighs brings a laugh to the room, here she is. Such a pleasure to be here. Last year was the best night of my husbands life. Cheering and applause he actually says that and i have given birth three times. Cheering and applause imean, cheering and applause i mean, its a british sense of humourand i mean, its a british sense of humour and they love her. She is a National Treasure humour and they love her. She is a nationaltreasure dont they . brilliant. Thank you for coming to talk to us and take us through all those winners. Coming up on the programme, we will be looking at oscars and whats been going on with storm ciara. Also, this new advice about coronavirus from the secretary of state for health, declaring the transmission of coronavirus constituting a serious and imminent threat to Public Health. Measures outlined and regulations they are talking about are considered as an effective means of delaying further transmission of the virus. And carol with the latest from storm ciara. And speaking to two hosts from top gear. All after the news, travel and weather wherever youre watching. Good morning. Storm ciara unusual yesterday, the wind widespread across all of the country, the more exposed to spots such as needles in the isle of wight receiving gusts of 97 miles an hour, manchester airport, gusts recorded here of 86 miles an hour, plenty of disruption from strong winds and localised flooding. Plenty of flood warnings in place across the uk but the storm has moved away, still some treacherous travelling conditions around. Much colder air and there will be some snow, showers tracking in on the cool north westerly wind. Still some strong gusts of wind in North Western areas in scotland, Northern Ireland, the north west of england. Lots of the shower is falling as snow especially over Higher Ground, above 100 metres, there could be accumulations, icy stretches through this morning. The further south and east you are, the drier it is, still some showers here, merging together at times, very windy conditions, gusts of 6070 very windy conditions, gusts of 60 70 miles an hour across the south coast of england. On tuesday its more of the same. Still feeling rather cold, blizzard like conditions across the north west of the country, here we see some more accumulations of snow but further south and east across the uk, the more likely you are to see sunshine. Temperatures between four and 8 degrees. 20 of added wind chill. The wind is falling lighter on wednesday, quieter day. It should be mostly dry, apart from snow showers tracking in from the north west across the hills of scotland, temperatures between four and 8 degrees. Some more snow possibly from Northern England and scotland on thursday. Some more windy weather for much of the week ahead, staying windy with frequent showers. It will feel much colder. This is worklife from bbc news, with Sally Bundock and david eades. Back to work or not many factories in china remain shut as the death toll from the coronavirus exceeds 900. Live from london, thats our top story on monday 10 february a large number of chinas factories remain closed today even as millions of people return to work after the Lunar New Year holiday was extended due to the coronavirus