Pictures of the birthday boy, Prince George, have been released by the duchess of cambridge. There has been a boom in the sale of new and used motorhomes and caravans. Is britain learning to stay cation in style because of covid . We are talking to the liverpool captain Jordan Henderson about his personal story of an incredible season. But he is also urges fans to stay away from anfield tonight, where they will finally get their hands on the trophy. U nfortu nately unfortunately they cant be coming in and gathering outside of the stadium because of the health and lefty of the community, and we need to protect the nhs. Good morning from Blenheim Palace. We have access to the 12th duke of marlboroughs private garden. A bit more cloud around and some of us having some rain. I will have all of the details later on rain. I will have all of the details lateron in rain. I will have all of the details later on in the programme. Its wednesday, july 22nd. Security services could be given extra powers to stop foreign interference, following a damning report from mps on the potential threat from russia. The long awaited report, which was published yesterday, found authorities had taken their eye off the ball, and had not investigated whether russia meddled in the scottish and brexit referendums. In a moment well hear reaction from russia from our correspondent in moscow, sarah rainsford. But first, lets go to westminster where we can speak to our political correspondent, nick eardley. Nick, the Government Faces some tough questions in the commons today. We had a bit of a preview of this yesterday. Thats right. Good morning. We saw this wasnt going to bea morning. We saw this wasnt going to be a blockbuster in terms of, look, here is where russia changed because ofa here is where russia changed because of a political event or something. But the report was really damning of the way that consecutive governments in the ukjust didnt take the way that consecutive governments in the uk just didnt take the russia threat seriously, didnt look for evidence that they were trying to get involved in the scottish referendum, in the brexit referendum in 2016, and saying there needs to be new powers to allow the authorities, spy agencies to really get a authorities, spy agencies to really geta grip authorities, spy agencies to really get a grip of this issue. So one thing we learned this morning as downing street is looking at beefing up downing street is looking at beefing up of the powers that are out there to force foreign spies to register when they are in the uk. Its not definite, its just something downing street is looking out when they can at the moment. They said they can at the moment. They said they are taking the russian threat very seriously, the foreign secretary said, look, they know russia is a throughout and they will do everything they can to counter it. Opposition parties are saying there just hasnt been enough done over the last few years we will hear more about that in the commons today later, they will try and push ministers to find out a bit more about how they are going to beef up some of that security in the next few years. But weve certainly seen that the feeling of the committee is that the feeling of the committee is that there are just hasnt been enough attention paid and there will bea enough attention paid and there will be a lot of pressure in the next few weeks to do more, basically. Good to talk to you, nick. Thank you. Lets go to our correspondent in moscow now, sarah rainsford. Sarah, how has Vladimir Putins government reacted to this report . It has been a big shrug here, really. I think it has been dismissed routinely, as we hear a lwa ys dismissed routinely, as we hear always from russia in these cases. The Foreign Ministry has said there we re the Foreign Ministry has said there were no sensations. Russia is fixed on there being no new allegations in this report, no new accusations or evidence, no evidence russia meddled in the brexit referendum was not of course, that is because the government wasnt looking. Referendum. Of course that is because the government wasnt looking. The uk russia relationship is in the doldrums and doesnt look like it will get better sooner. The report was mainly directed at the British Government, and that has deflected of course allegations against russia. It is a sober assessment that russia does present assessment that russia does present a threat. The question is nowhere does the government do about that in britain . Calling russia out doesnt make an lot of difference. Words dont hurt. Russia is not going to change its calculus. Russia sees the west and uk as well as hostile territory where it will insist on playing by its rules to defend what it is its interests to defend what it sees as its interests. Care homes in england are urging the government to publish its guidance on when they can open their doors to visitors as soon as possible. Nearly two weeks ago, the Health Secretary matt hancock promised to outline the next steps within days, but that has still not happened. Andy moore reports. Some care homes have gone to enormous lengths to make sure their residents can see their families. At this home in cheshire, theyve created a special pod where loved ones are separated by a glass panel, but connected by intercom. Onjuly nine, matt hancock said he would be issuing guidance within a few days on how care homes could reopen to visitors. But since then there has been nothing. Matt fleming used to see his mum in her nursing home on a daily basis, but because of coronavirus, he hasnt been able to visit her in months. Matt hancock made that announcement ten or 11 days ago, there was a real sense of relief that finally we will get to be able to see mum after all this time with ppe and health and Safety Measures put in place. But since thenit measures put in place. But since then it has been complete silence. In wales, visits have been allowed ca re in wales, visits have been allowed care homes the first ofjune, provided social distancing and hygiene measures are followed. In scotland, care homes were able to accept visitors from july three, and in Northern Ireland, one person can visit if a second person doesnt make any second person allowed where possible. In the absence of official guidance in england, many homes are making their own arrangements for safe visiting. Care home providers say they need the promised guidelines immediately. Once you have made a statement, you raise expectations for families, loved ones, and therefore, you have to have the follow throughs. Its unfairfor the providers, have the follow throughs. Its unfair for the providers, its unfair for the providers, its unfairfor the unfair for the providers, its unfair for the families who are desperate to visit. So the guidance needs to be published and it needs to be published at the earliest opportunity, because its late. The department of health and social care said it was doing Everything Possible to protect the elderly and vulnerable during the current pandemic. It said it would be setting out details shortly on how safe visiting care homes would become possible. President trump has warned that the coronavirus outbreak in the United States will get worse before it gets better. Tens of thousands of new cases are being identified every day, and more than 140,000 people have died. Speaking at the white house, mr trump urged americans to wear Face Coverings when they could not maintain social distancing. Peter bowes reports. A different tone and a different message, noticeably subdued and less combative than usual, President Trump took to the podium at his first Coronavirus Briefing since april. He acknowledged the pandemic was far from over. We are in the process of developing a strategy that is going to be very, very powerful. We have developed them as we go along. Some areas of our country are doing very well, other are doing less well. It will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better, something i do not like saying about things but that is the way it is, it is what we have, you look over the world, it is all over the world. Apparently heeding the advice of his experts, who were absent from the stage, mr trump spoke enthusiastically about facemasks even though he is been seen only once in public wearing one himself. I mean, i carry the mask. I went into Walter Reed Hospital the other day, i have the mask right here. I carry it and i will use it gladly, no problem with it. And i have said that and i say, if you can, use the mask, when you can, use the mask, if you are close to each other, if you are in a group, i would put it on, when im in a group. If i am in an elevator and there are other people with me, including, like, security people, it is not their fault, they have to be in the elevator, i want to protect them also. The change in rhetoric comes at a time when opinion polls suggest most americans disapprove of the way mr trump has dealt with the pandemic and, with the number of new covid 19 cases soaring in some southern and western states, the president seemed to go out of his way to hammer home his new message. Peter bowes, bbc news. More than 5 Million People in the australian city of melbourne will be required to wear a Face Covering in public spaces, including outdoors, from later today. That guidance has been made compulsory after a surge in cases of coronavirus. Lets speak now to abc correspondent, lisbeth gorr, who is based in melbourne. It is good to talk to you in the programme. This marks a significant change. Hows it going to go down, do you think . Well, its interesting. Its like it was the night before masks, and there is tension. People are queueing at doctors to get an exemption. That seems to be the case. Unless you have an exemption certificate from a doctor, youre liable for a 200 fine for not wearing a mask. They must like this. This mask is indicative of a lot of the masks being one in melbourne. We are a very arty city and people are doing outside fabric shops to make their own. It seems there is even a shortage of heart elastic, down. Hat elastic, daniel. Could you show it to us again . Im happy to show you my designer mask. So many people have lost their jobs you my designer mask. So many people have lost theirjobs in the arts and creative industries, so there are Little Cottage industries are people suddenly setting up micro businesses as making masks. I also have one in camouflage, which if i wore, you obviously wouldnt be able to see me. But woman optimistic thoughts aside, although we are in dire straits here in melbourne as in so other parts of the world, things are not looking good. The premiere gave a press co nfe re nce not looking good. The premiere gave a press conference an hour or so ago, and our numbers when up overnight. 48a diagnoses today that we re overnight. 48a diagnoses today that were released. Two more deaths, 90 year old people, Nursing Homes are our vulnerable spot. Its interesting. Although it cannot go now because we have the problem to deal with, but that conversation about the casualisation of the workforce, it seems that carers and clea ners workforce, it seems that carers and cleaners moving between different Nursing Homes are the ones that are carrying the virus undetected into these environments. Of course, our most vulnerable are being exposed. So that is the interesting thing thatis so that is the interesting thing that is going on. Even though with the surge of cases, our premier, dan andrews, who is winning a legion of hearts with his Daily Press Conferences that have been so authentic and straightforward, reassuring, because many of us have lost our faith in politics over here. There is such a lot of leadership changes and pettiness. He did say on a weekly average, although we are close to 500 today, ona although we are close to 500 today, on a weekly average, it is balanced and they would be really concerned if it was doubling every couple of days, but it is not. They disappointed because it is not dropping, but they seem to think by pppin9 dropping, but they seem to think by popping into bradys face mask, and if people can buy putting into play, it is a bit hard to speak to you, but at least i am not spreading anything, they think it might put a handle on it. Can i tell you an interesting statistic . They have organised this data to really deep soul searching data. They have worked out there are three stages to this illness as it progresses through the community. The first stage is not feeling well, feeling sick, displaying symptoms. Nine out of ten people are not isolating with those symptoms before they get a test. They are just going out and about. I kind of get that. I get they might be thinking, how i got it, is itjust a headache . This is the troubling statistic. Once they have got a test, 53 of people tested a re have got a test, 53 of people tested are still not self isolating and they are going out and about and doing shopping. And this is where the leaks a sleeping. Its a tragedy because we were doing so, so, so well. Lea ks because we were doing so, so, so well. Leaks are seeping. We had this bungled Hotel Quarantine programme, security guards were guarding hotels, and the two systems i think we talked about, were incompatible. They sourced the security guards on whats up, it seems, from todays evidence. Whatsapp. A 19 year old got a job from whatsapp. Its completely incompatible. Wow. Great to see you with your face masks. You wont see me two new photographs of Prince George have been released by Kensington Palace to mark his seventh birthday. In both photos, which were taken by his mother, the duchess of cambridge, the future king flashes a gap toothed smile at the camera. George has been pictured a number of times with his younger siblings, five year old charlotte and louis, who is two, as they applauded health and care workers during the weekly show of support. It is 6 15am. Lets take a look at todays papers. I think he is on some of the front pages as well. Mis being given more powers to stop foreign interference leads the front page of the times. Its after a long awaited report on the potential threat from russia was published yesterday. And the fallout from that report also makes the front of todays daily mail. The paper says mps are now warning that britain must face up to the threat from moscow. The guardian also leads on the story, reporting how Boris Johnson is facing criticism over the conclusion that the government and Intelligence Services failed to assess kremlin attempts to interfere with the 2016 eu referendum. And the New York Times leads on President Trumps warning that the us coronavirus pandemic will get worse before it gets better. We just heard from him wejust heard from him on we just heard from him on the programme. He made the comments during his first virus Briefing Since april. Shall we do the inside pages . What have you got for us i willjust read this one. What have you got for us may you might not fit in this house. It isa may you might not fit in this house. It is a two bedroom. Look at the front of it. What does it remind you of . Does it remind you of Bilbo Baggins house . It does, yes it has an open plan interior. It is on the market for £105,000, which seems quite a lot of money. Do you get the forest with that as well . Do you even get the forest . Im not even sure you get the bed. You can see the forest, the bed up there in the trees. Anyone who wants to buy it, a p pa re ntly trees. Anyone who wants to buy it, apparently lord of the rings fans turn up to look at it. It was owned bya turn up to look at it. It was owned by a 97 year old, built in 2005, describe it is a rare opportunity to acquire a classic hobbit house set amongst mature and semi mature age in oakland with a river boundary in the valley bottom. It is described as cosy. Did you enjoy a mix tape, clasico set . Of course. Classic cassette. They are coming back. Just in case you have never seen one before. There may be people watching who have never seen one before. Sales are up in the first half of 2020. Doubling. From a very small base. Still a very small fraction of the total music sold in the uk. It a p pa re ntly the total music sold in the uk. It apparently we are loving the return to the old school. The thing about gazettes is they are a strike with memorabilia, says mark mulligan, and there is a gaping hole in the music business, rather than sitting on the shelf, your music sits in a cloud, affirmatively, somewhere cassettes. Used to have, until a few yea rs cassettes. Used to have, until a few years ago, are used to have a car with a tape machine. They refused to get rid of it. Are used to have. To rewind it you would have to stick a pen in it. This is about books. Im sure it is to do with zoom. All the people we have had showing their bookshelves. Non fiction hits means lots of people, they are using books to decorate their houses. A guide to cleaning by Sophie Hinchcliffe and a cookbook are among the bestselling non fiction titles, it seems non fiction titles, it seems non fiction titles, it seems non fiction titles are what people are buying. Vixen sales are bawling. People do get veryjudgement till about your books fiction sales are falling. Have you done it on television . Everybody makes comments about everything behind you all the time. Yours was heavily curated. Exactly. Carefully look after. For thousands of families, lockdown has been especially hard because theyve not been able to visit relatives in care. Theres hope that the situation could soon change, but care homes in england say they want more guidance before they can safely welcome visitors back, as fiona lamdin has been finding out. When we last saw her it was cold, it was wet, we were all wrapped up in jumpers. And now we are all in our summer things and they just jumpers. And now we are all in our su