The autumn Flu Vaccine Campaign gets under way with a warning that this year its been originally planned. More important than ever to get a jab. Stick or switch . Whats it worth . Could watching animals six million of us are overpaying like these be good on insurance policies for your stress levels . By not shopping around. Well meet the scientists a major report could bring an end to being penalised for being loyal. Who think so. The government prepares to scrap plans to bring more fans back to sporting events. As covid 19 cases rise, officials are set to rule that spectators wont be allowed at venues next month and test events will be paused. Plus, could today be the last blast of summer . Autumn equinox today and the weather is set to follow, with things turning cooler, windier and at times wetter. A full forecast and did you know that is the autumn here on breakfast. Equinox today . The astronomical its tuesday 22nd of september. Start to the new season, but summer our top story. Pubs, bars and restaurants clings on for many of you for one in england will have to close at 10pm every night from thursday, more day. I will have the full under new government measures forecast for you on breakfast. To slow the recent rise its tuesday 22nd of september. In coronavirus cases. Our top story pubs, bars and restaurants in england will have to close the Prime Minister will set out more at 10 00pm every night details in the commons from thursday, under later, and then address new government measures the nation this evening. Andy moore has this report. To slow the recent rise in coronavirus cases. The Prime Minister will londons soho last night. Set out more details a busy scene on a warm in the commons later, and then address the september evening. Nation this evening. And then address the but the hospitality sector andy moore has this report. Is going to feel the chill of tighter restrictions. Table service only and and then address the in england, at least a 10pm closing time. So did these people think londons soho last night. A busy about the prospect of those changes . Scene on a londons soho last night. A busy scene on a warm londons soho last night. A busy scene on a warm september evening so what did these people think but the hospitality sector is going about the prospect of those changes . I think, personally, it wont make to feel the chill of tighter that much of an effect. Maybe on the weekend, restrictions. Table service only and but itjust depends how long its in england at least, a 10pm closing going to be going on for, time. So did these people think i guess. If this needs to be done then, yeah, about the prospect of those changes . It needs to be done whether we like it or not. I think it is a good i think it wont make that much of idea, but, yeah. An effect. May be on the weekend it there are many in the hospitality pen tablet will be going on for, i sector who feel the industry is being unfairly targeted. Guess. If it needs to be done then it needs i do not see the need for further enforcement and further to be done weather we like it or restrictions in pubs whatsoever. Not. I think it is a good idea. We are the home of responsible socialising. There are many in the hospitality and there are plenty of voices sector who feel the industry is on mrjohnsons own backbenches calling for him to exercise caution being unfairly targeted. And avoid doing too much sector who feel the industry is being unfairly targetedli sector who feel the industry is being unfairly targeted. I do not see the need for further enforcement to damage the economy. And restrictions in pubs whatsoever. Therejust simply has to be a balance. We cant trade lives tomorrow we are the home of responsible to save lives today. Socialising. And there are plenty of yes, we need to meet this virus voices on mrjohnsons own head on but, actually, backbenchers calling for him to we need to understand that, if you want to have first world exercise caution and avoid doing too much to damage the economy. There Public Services such as the nhs, you need a first World Economy that simply has to be a balance. We cant can generate the wealth trade lives tomorrow to save lives to pay nurses and doctors. Today. Yes, we need to meet this virus had on but actually, we need in downing street, the governments chief medical and scientific to understand that, if you want to advisers painted a scenario where there could be 50,000 have first world Public Services confirmed infections by the middle such as the nhs, you need a first of october and more than 200 deaths a day a month later. World economy that can generate the wealth to pay nurses and doctors. If we dont do enough, the virus will take off. World economy that can generate the wealth to pay nurses and doctorsm downing street, the governments at the moment, that is the path that we are clearly on. Chief medical and scientific advisers painted a scenario where and if we do not change course, there could be 50,000 confirmed then were going to find ourselves infections by the middle of october in a very difficult problem. And more than 200 deaths a day a the chief medical officers month later. If we dont do enough of all four nations have now that the virus will take off. At the recommended the official covid alert moment, that is the part that we are level be raised to level four clearly on. If we do not change meaning transmission is high course, then were going to find or rising exponentially. Londons mayor is hoping to be ourselves in a very difficult invited to this mornings meeting problem. The chief medical officers of the emergency committee, cobra. Of all four nations have now and hes calling for tighter restrictions, such as the more recommended the official covid alert widespread use of face masks. Level be raised to level four meaning transmission is high or rising exponentially. Londons mayor by these additional measures, we think we can avoid a second lockdown, which we think would be is hoping to be invited to this catastrophic in terms of our economy, which has still not mornings meeting of the emergency committee, cobra. And he is calling recovered from the first lockdown. For tighter restrictions such as the from today, tighter local more widespread use of face masks. Restrictions are being imposed in parts of the north west and by more widespread use of face masks. By these additional measures, we midlands. Think we can avoid a second the area facing stricter regulations lockdown, which we think would be in south wales is also being extended from six catastrophic in terms of our oclock this evening. Economy, which has still recovered around 14 Million People in the uk from the first lockdown. From today, are now covered by rules like this. Tighter local restrictions are being andy moore, bbc news. Proposed for parts of the north west and midlands. The area facing lets speak now to our Political Correspondent chris mason, stricter regulations in wales has whos in downing street. Political correspondent chris mason, chris, what can we expect today . Been extended from six oclock this evening. Around 14 Million People in the uk are now covered by rules like Political Correspondent chris mason, this. We Political Correspondent chris mason, know for cert. Lets speak now to our Political Correspondent chris mason, that we know for certain that in england whos in downing street. That 10pm curfew for pubs and chris, what can we expect today . Restau ra nts that 10pm curfew for pubs and restaurants will come in on thursday. We know the Prime Minister will be addressing the nation tonight. After what we heard there are changes ahead and big yesterday in terms of coronavirus discussions as well from the prime and the spread, this feels like a minister and cabinet. What more can very significant day. It does, you tell us . Good morning. Let me talk you through the day ahead. In a doesnt it . Good morning, charlie. Couple of hours time the cabinet let me talk you through whats will meet here in downing street to happening. In about an hour and a discuss what is going to be half the cabinet will meet here to announced as far as restrictions in sign off the governments plans as england are concerned. Then there far as england is concerned. An hour will be a cobra meeting, that is the or so far as england is concerned. An hour or so after that we expect a cobra meeting to take place, the emergency emergency civil contingencies committee. That will involve the first ministers of scotland and wales and the first and deputy first civil contingencies committee. The first ministers of the nations of minister of Northern Ireland. Then the uk willjoin that call. The at lunchtime in the house of Prime Minister will then address the commons at lunchtime and then that commons, the Prime Minister making a national address, tv address at 8pm. Statement and facing questions. It is quite striking, actually, that the kind of thing reserved for very labour are broadly supportive of where the government is in via as big moments by Prime Ministers. We had quite a few in recent months. Tightening restrictions but as we another one tonight. I think there have heard there are some concerns is one other thing worth reflecting about the conservative backbenchers about the conservative backbenchers about getting the balance right on this morning, which is after all of the noise of yesterday and that between economic recovery and liberties we have had taken from us concern articulated by the scientists, we are about not hearing in recent months and more as much as you might expect in terms restrictions there, versus clamping of restrictions. Yes, pubs in down on the virus. A day to be england being asked to shut an hour denied the Prime Minister addressing earlier and they will be a few other the country on television. In one of things, as well. For example those moments that, i guess we have encouraging people to work from home where they can. But why not go got quite used to in recent months further, some might say . There has but are normally reserved by any been a big argument in government Prime Ministerfor with some making the case in the but are normally reserved by any Prime Minister for matters of the highest import. It reminds us, as we treasury and elsewhere that there is tumble towards the autumn, as we a real danger of choking off the reflect on the weather headlines just a moment ago, that things are economy and also hugely again going to get tough. That was the central message from the scientists restricting our liberties. That is a yesterday. This is not going to be central dilemma facing the country indefinite but it is going to last and facing the governments around for at least another six months with the uk. For the moment, thank you. Things being tricky and bluntly, the tighter restrictions, expectation that things will get including a ban on people from different households meeting worse before they get better. Thank indoors, will come into force you very much. I know you will be across Northern Ireland from six oclock this evening. It comes after more than 1,000 watching carefully for us this morning. Thank you. People tested positive for covid 19 thank you. There in the past week. Additional coronavirus restrictions lets speak to our ireland will come into force from six oclock this evening correspondent, chris paige, in Northern Ireland, following a rise in confirmed cases. Who is in belfast this morning. People from different households will no longer be able to meet indoors, with some exceptions like family carers. With some exceptions tell us more about why these extra no more than six people from two households will be allowed restrictions and what they are. To meet in a garden. More than 1,000 people have tested positive for covid i9 in Northern Ireland well, basically, if you want to have in the last seven days. A friend around for a cup of tea, to later today watch a film, have a bite to eat, thatis watch a film, have a bite to eat, that is off limits from 6pm tonight. There will be a ban on people from hundreds of thousands of people different households coming together indoors, inside private homes. You lets get more on this from our can get together in a garden if you reporter Mark Hutchings in cardiff. Mark, what do these restrictions like, but there are limits. Up to mean for people there . Six people from two different households, though children under 13 first came the warning and now comes are excluded from that total. The harsh reality for more than ministers in the devolved government 400,000 people across four areas of here in belfast have decided to make that move because the number of south wales. So for 6pm orjust cases here has been rising under 12 hours time, if you live in significantly. There is now a higher case rate than the rest of the uk. Though the number of people going bridgend or newport, you wont be into hospital does remain at able to leave your area without good relatively low, but it is going up reason, such as not being able to slowly and ministers do not want it to go up any more. In various parts work from home, as i am now. 0rfor of Northern Ireland, these rules health or educational reasons. You have been in place for almost a can only socialise outdoors and the fortnight. Here in belfast, that is pubs will have to shut by iipm although we have been hearing that the case. Yesterday the devolved thatis although we have been hearing that that is an hour later than is being government, the stormont executive, decided to roll out the measures brought in in england. Those four areas, theyjoin two other boroughs across Northern Ireland. The decided localised restrictions would no longer work because they said the virus is everywhere, and by putting in these regulations now, they hope which are already under local restrictions. And they all border to avoid white strict measures later each other so they form a bloc and on. Thank you very much. It begs the question, what about the uks chief scientists south wales as a whole . And to that used france and spain as a stark warning yesterday, saying the uk could be heading end of the health minister, later the same way without urgent action. Today, is meeting the leader of at spain is the hardest hit least ten councils and Health Boards country in europe, and the police to discuss whether after a huge rise in cases, while france is also there should be restrictions at some in the middle of a second wave. Point brought in for south wales as lets speak now to our europe correspondent gavin lee, a region. You can drive through it whos been following the situation at the moment without stopping, ideally. But if south wales is a closely from brussels. Region is put under restriction then that would account for more than half the welsh population. I think good morning. As we said in that there is real concern in the presentation yesterday, france and corridors of power and in the streets of wales that this spain particularly referenced a lot. Lengthening lockdown list is far this is a place we are told the uk from complete. Does not want to go. The problem is there could be down the line for us sir keir starmer will call on voters here in the uk. Give us the picture. Who abandoned labour under Jeremy Corbyn to return to the party lets start with spain but i also under his leadership. Wa nt to lets start with spain but i also in his First Party Conference want to mention the Czech Republic. Speech as labour leader, as of yesterday the Czech Republic which is being held online this year has overtaken france per capita in due to the pandemic. Sir keir will also focus on his personal values terms of worst affected areas. The of patriotism and family. People are being advised to get second worst affected country now in a flu jab to help protect europe. Spain, 8005 people 8500 against the double danger of flu and coronavirus. Research shows people can catch both people in lockdown in parts of diseases at the same time, madrid. Not as bad as during the with serious and sometimes deadly consequences. This year anyone over 50 in england is eligible height of the pandemic when people couldnt leave their homes other for a jab more than ever before. Our health correspondent, than essential reasons. Now they cant leave their zone. There are Naomi Grimley has more. Small suburbs and bars, restaurants, pubs open after 10pm, similar to parts of the uk. We are looking at groups of more than six who cannot hang around together and also parks prevention is always the best form are to be closed. The rate has of health care. That is why dry then dropped. 10,000 per day pretty centres like this one in southampton will help the biggest Flu Vaccination Programme england has regularly since the 28th of august, ever seen. Dropped about 5000 a day. The prime Vaccination Programme england has ever seen. It comes as new Research Minister of the Czech Republic addressed the nation last night in suggests there is a particular danger if people contract covid i9 which he said, i got it wrong during and three together. Flu and covid19 the summer. I got too carried away. I should have enforced mask wearing. They are having more cases than they did during the height of the are doubly dangerous. They increase pandemic. They are also making it the risk of you having hospitalisation, being admitted to mandatory to have masks in schools, in the classrooms. Restaurants acu, and indeed increase your risk of death. The groups, which will get closing at ten. The french for the last ten days have seen regularly for free flu vaccinations in the 10,000 cases. We heard about nice. First instance, include people who we re first instance, include people who were required to shield on their lyon having mandatory mask wearing. Household contacts. People with some they are looking at saturations of conditions including diabetes, heart certain hospitals. Thank you very failure and asthma, pregnant women, much. 30 Million People are bing offered flu jabs to help protect 23 failure and asthma, pregnant women, 2 3 year olds, all Primary School against the double danger children and for the first time, of contracting the illness and coronavirus. Public Health England hopes its biggest year seven pupils and of course, ever Flu Vaccination Programme will help to reduce the burden there was a 65 and over. Later in on the nhs during the winter. This year anyone over 50 in england there was a 65 and over. Later in the winter, the programme will be extended to include 50 64 is eligible for a jab. Year olds. Flu kills on average around 11,000 people in england every year. So will help notjust Jackie Stallone mother of sylvester, singer Frank Stallone and late actress toni dalto individuals but also the nhs. Has died aged 98. The National Trust has revealed that she was well regarded about a third of its properties in her own right as a reality tv have links to the slave star, dancer and even trade and colonialism. Womens wrestling promoter. The report details more her son, frank, paid than 90 estates, including tribute to his mother Winston Churchills home chartwell, on instagram this morning, which was singled out for ties describing her as a true to britains colonial past, revolutionary gal. And Quarry Bank Mill in cheshire which was built using Family Wealth related to slavery. Rescuers have begun an operation to save dozens of pilot whales, 7 11am. We are going to look at the stranded on a beach on the west weather with matt and that looks coast of tasmania. Lovely. It certainly is. Autumn conservationists arent sure why the 270 whales came to shore, and around 90 have already died. Equinox today. This was technically at the last sunset of the summer. Whale beachings are common lets ta ke at the last sunset of the summer. Lets take a look across the rooftops of london because this is in the region, but one of this size of course the last sunrise, as well. Has not been seen since 2009. It is shaping up to be a lovely day pilot whales can grow up to to seven metres long and weigh across many parts of eastern half of up to three tonnes the uk. Lets look at the detail. Making a rescue operation particularly difficult. Whilst we have the sunshine across the east, more cloud in the west, mist and fog patches but there are changes ahead. The rain is spreading in across the north and west of scotland, which will bring something it is 11 minutes past six. We will much more autumnal during the next have a look at the papers in a 204i much more autumnal during the next 2041 was. Even before that arrives moment that matt has the weather. Across western parts of england and good morning. Good morning to you as wales, one or two showers potentially this afternoon. Most well. It is the autumn equinox today places will stay dry. Best of the sunshine remains the further east s0 well. It is the autumn equinox today so could this be a last sunset of you are. 25, 20 6 degrees, may be a the summer last night . Certainly, summer is holding on for at least bit warmer than yesterday. More one more day across the country. Breeze this afternoon, that was bred many areas have seen him judge well in thick cloud across northern above weather should be for the time england, isolated showers. End of of year. What is lacking this area the afternoon, evening, heavy rain pushing across Northern Ireland. Of year. What is lacking this area of rain across the far north west of pretty wet in the fire west of scotland. Persistent, heavy of rain in 0rkney and shetland especially scotland. Winds will touch 40 mph. And it will be edging southwards and eastern scotland dry and bright and eastwards before it goes out we will around the moray firth, highs of see a few mist and fog patches this morning. A lot of sunshine from any around the moray firth, highs of around 90 degrees. Through this evening and overnight, the rain butterfly demand will increase into the afternoon, and this afternoon pushes across scotland, clearing from Northern Ireland quickly and there could be one or two isolated into northern and western parts of england and wales. Bit of a breeze showers running through south west with it. Whilst we will see a few england and wales. The further east showers pushing to the south east you are a good head to 25 or 26. Later in the night, temperatures stick in the teens. A colder feel potentially a little bit warmer than yesterday that more cloud around across the north and we will all be this afternoon but turning white are in that colder air to route the rest more widely Northern Ireland to of the week with temperatures well down on where we should be for the finish the morning going into the evening. And the western half of time of year. Thank you. See you mainland scotland. The wind will be later on. As weve been hearing this morning picking up for all, may be touching all pubs, restaurants and hospitality venues in england 40 mph across the far north west. Will have to close their doors that wetter, windier weather will be at 10pm from thursday. The nationwide curfew comes as cases have risen slowly pushing and eastwards, then, to their highest since may. Through tonight. This is the narrow band which will separate some late a further 4,368 were reported summer warmth and heavy showers in the uk in the last 24 hours towards the south and east. Taking the weekly average to more temperature staying in the teens and something much cooler and fresher. Than 3,500 per day. Autumn arrives across scotland and Northern Ireland into tomorrow and that automatable gradually put the number of people being admitted across all parts slowly through to hospital is also slowly rising wednesday and so temperatures will with over 200 admissions drop lower than average for the time being reported over the last seven days. Of year and drop lower than average for the time of yearand a drop lower than average for the time and on average 22 deaths of year and a big turnaround from how we started the week. More were recorded in england per day in the last week. Details coming up injust over half an hour. Back to you both. Lets get more on this now. Werejoined by calum semple, professor of outbreak medicine at the university of liverpool. All the papers lead with speculation hes also a member of the governments Scientific Advisory committee on covid 19, about what measures could be but is speaking to us introduced to slow the spread of in an independent capacity. Coronavirus. The guardian says all vestments will had to close at 10p amid offered Table Service only from good morning, thanks forjoining us. Thursday. It also reports police i know you will of course have will be able to issue £1000 fines watched all of that news briefing and make your best to enforce to yesterday. Those figures, what do meet a social distancing in pubs and you make of them . How concerned are restau ra nts. Meet a social distancing in pubs and restaurants. Lets have look at you make of them . How concerned are you by what they said . telegraph. The second shutdown begins as the headline. A televised you make of them . How concerned are you by what they said . I look at the Hospital Data very carefully. That is why i am on sage. We are seeing a address to 8pm tonight, to return to rise now in hospital admissions. Working from home, where it does not particularly worrying. Although we detrimentally affect businesses. We are still seeing mostly elderly will try to get more information on people, we are now seeing an that. We are speaking to michael gove at 7 30am this morning. The are still seeing mostly elderly people, we are now seeing an excess in the age between 20 and 40 in times carries an image of the Prime Minister out for a morning run in women. Thats probably to do with their roles in society, but it shows westminster. That was yesterday put this is not just up westminster. That was yesterday put up the westminster. That was yesterday put he paper westminster. That was yesterday put their roles in society, but it shows this is notjust a problem for the up the paper reports the new restrictions could include a frail and elderly, but a problem reduction in the number of people that can affect people between 20 who can attend weddings and indoor and 40 just as much. What do you sporting events. And one of those stories on bbc news this morning is think is driving that change . You said possibly what their roles are. From an old tv caused broadband connection problems for residents in these people will be working in wales. Engineers spent 18 months trying to locate the problem. Seven hospitality. Also in caring roles. Some will be parents of a and this morning, the supposed to schoolchildren, some well. It is be causing the problem and the owner mainly to do with the Public Sector was mortified. And public facing roles and switching an old tv on a messed up u nfortu nately and public facing roles and unfortunately because some people are not adhering to the guidance, the signal. How extraordinary. And how many and actually completely disbelieving it, or some people feel it doesnt people still have those . I have got one. Affect them, it means the virus has it is not plugged in, currently. How old . Maybe 20 something years old . Taken off in the under 50 age group and now we are seeing those most at it is not plugged in, currently. How old . Maybe 20 something years old . |j old . Maybe 20 something years old . thought you were going to say one of risk, he are those most exposed, those ones with shutters. You know coming into contact with the virus and getting the disease. We have the ones you remember that had a seen and getting the disease. We have seen the government make these changes. For example we know shot on the front. Do you remember hospitality places will be shut from thursday from 10pm, 10pm curfew the round televisions. I have one of those and i loved it. A little black effectively. What if your view on and white round one. Yes, do you that . Will it help . I dont know if remember them . It was the art of the possible and what could be done at short notice i got rid of it, such a shame. This last night. But Going Forward we really do need to have quite a lot isa i got rid of it, such a shame. This is a wonderful story and lots of different papers. The mail had done more restrictions in place, im it in different papers. The mail had done itina different papers. The mail had done it in a lovely way. A beautiful sorry to say. Ultimately with the view. Scientists have found that taking a 15 minute walk in all of purpose of protecting the Health Service but protecting education. Nature, each week, can help boost 0k, service but protecting education. Ok, so what sort of restrictions would you think, then, would work . Happiness and reduce stress and you can ask where that picture is. I think it is cumbia but im not it will again be reducing household entirely sure. Isnt it gorgeous . We contact because that is a major mode have got such beautiful countryside, of transmission. And then i think we havent we . Across the uk. It is in will find ourselves back in a place lots of different papers. Take advantage of it. Im not sure where where the Hospitality Industry will youre going to get close enough on probably have to take a hit. We are already seeing the opening of this picture. I challenge the camera here. These are difficult times for sporting events being reduced, as any number of reasons but it is kind well. Its really tough and these of reassuring that some things dont activities are important for our change and sometimes vegetables look social well being, but at the moment like other things. Is this a we are going to put health going measurable story . You know i have a partial want. People of a pizza and to have to put health first. Are it looks like jesus. Some scientists have been looking at partial want. People of a pizza and it looks likejesus. I have a bit of a partialfor this kind of thing. It these figures are saying, well, they wear the worst Case Scenario. What isa a partialfor this kind of thing. It is a potato. Look at this. It is do you say to that response . Well, extraordinary. We are all agreed about this. 0ven of the shaped potato alongside an image of a the data is tracking the worst Case Scenario quite accurately. I dont think that is a comfort to say that 13 year old american bulldog. She the projection is a true, but the sent the photo to her other half, mike. Even he said, it is the spitting image of our dog. Well, no, data we have is tracking thats quite accurately. That is what the come on, isnt it . I couldnt see is not that we are worrying about something that is not happening. The data is happening, the data is what it. More on that later. Not. We are seeking. We are seeing rises in hospital cases now and weve all been there. The time comes when our home, particularly rises in a group that car or contents insurance policy we didnt see previously coming into were on is coming to an end. We know it might be worth it to shop hospital in such large numbers. We around and find a better deal talked about what the government but theres always lots going on. Does. You talked about compliance. Ninas looking into this one for us today because things do you think, given the governments changing rules, there will be more compliance . I think that is where it i bet you are a switcher, louise . I is difficult. There is certainly am which are. I have switched. Ive fatigue, particularly in a sector of switched, yes. Many, many years ive society who perceive themselves at least at risk. That group by paying less heed to this. We also have to learn how to get the message into owned a home. Was it after you saw contemporary media. Those people the piece about that butjesus it that dont listen to bbc, perhaps inspired you . It told me to, actually. Get their information from tiktok, were talking about loyalty here. And how that is often penalised by the big insurance companies. Facebook, twitter. That is a hard because when policies auto renew, you often end up paying more sell. Calum semple, professor of than the people who shop around for a new deal. Some people have outbreak medicine at the university of liverpool. Thank you for your cottoned on to being expert time. We will be speaking to michael switchers, others less so. There are around six million gove from the government here at insurance customers across the uk 7 30am. So many different questions to get through this morning. Who are paying higher prices on policies because theyve stay loyal to the same company year in, lets pick up on how these measures, year out. The 10pm curfew in england, because of that announced last night, will affect those customers paying the higher the industry. Mike kill is the chief executive of the Night Time Industries rate rather than the average premium association, and joins us now. Good morning. Good morning. Give Us Insurance Companies first of response to this curfew. are 1. 2 billion pounds better off every year. Maybe some People Choose to stay with the same insurer mean, from our perspective its an absolutely devastating blow to an because theyre on a good deal. Already beleaguered night time economy, which is struggling to survive at the moment. They are but Research Shows one in three already desperate for additional non switchers are older or more vulnerable. So the worry is that people are losing out further sector specific Financial Support from government, so it is because they find it hard to switch. That explains why the regulator absolutely dreadful news for us. Are the Financial Conduct Authority is worried. You able to put forward some kind of theyve been looking into ways that companies could make it fairer prognosis about what this would for everyone. Later this morning they could announce new rules to protect vulnerable customers. Mean . Pubs closing, the amount of ill be back money that will be lost that could a bit later in the programme to talk you through the key points in that report. Have been made in as you say what is but we want to hear already struggling industry. We are from you on this one as well. Fully aware the pubs, bars and do you shop around for insurance restau ra nts fully aware the pubs, bars and restaurants are already operating at every year, maybe you did it about 30 to 40 of capacity, so the for the first time recently and realised just how much you could save . Challenge we have for government really more than anything is our some people love nothing more than sector has been operating at a talking you through how much they fraction of its capacity, a fraction have saved in the house insurance . I of the total businesses within our sector open. We are quite shocked am guilty of price walking. Thinking, it has only gone up a few and disappointed that we have seen quid this year, i cant be bothered shopping around. And on average you to be targeted as the sort of a scapegoat in terms of the challenges are paying 20 more. It is a lot enter thatis that is the regulators think around transmission when we are something needs to be done. Thank you. Quite aware that governments for from garden marathons to climbing everest on the stairs discussions and some of the key sort there have been some incredible of narrative has been around feats of fitness during the pandemic. But it doesnt have to be that hard. Households being the transmission point. Can you see that one of the tims in eastbourne this morning, where theyre encouraging gentler ways to stay healthy through the winter months ahead. Areas that the government and the good morning, tim. Scientists are recommending is that, in places where people gather and later at night, 10pm, in places where people gather and laterat night, 10pm, in in places where people gather and later at night, 10pm, in a place that has a licence, so they could be good morning to you too. And what a alcohol involved, that could be one lovely morning it is in eastbourne of the places where the kind of social contact they are trying to in beautiful east sussex. And the avoid people having could be average fresh you really see why stopped . Can avoid people having could be stopped . Can you avoid people having could be stopped . Can you see the logic there . I can see some of the logic, people draw so much from the coast. But we also have to couple that with you feel much healthier. And as you we re you feel much healthier. And as you were saying, there were many initiatives going on in eastbourne we have seen a growing issue. The rule of six has come in so it can and other places as well, today in curtail some of the household gatherings we were seeing and we are the next few weeks, to try to seeing them up and down the country, encourage people to walk more. Today is world car free day which means including unregulated spaces. We that many voters are being understand schools have gone back, temporarily blocked off to try to universities have gone back, which encourage people to use their cars are also intentional hotbeds. We instead. Many councils that you have understand the challenges, we already ramped up their efforts to understand the challenges, we understand it is a very difficult balance for government, and we want boost their healthy neighbourhood to do the right thing in terms of schemes which have seen some roads Public Health, but we want to make are blocked off. Some cars get sure it is very clear. We want to diverted. And also a game called beat the street which is now in its understand what those sort of stats tenth year and it has been a huge look like in terms of our sector difference. More than 1 tenth year and it has been a huge difference. More than1 Million People are taking part in it and i because, at the moment, itjust seems very clear that we are being have up on some of the players here targeted. And our industry has made in eastbourne. Millie and jake are huge leaps and bounds in terms of playing beat the street. For ten years, this game has helped get being covid safe. 0ur challenges are communities moving. Itjust that we have done everything the government has asked us to do. 30 , registers your fob legal card and then you have an hour to get your 40 capacity, we are talking about second box. And you get to it gets nominal amounts of people very ten points for yourself and ten socially distanced and we dont understand why our industry is being points for your it helps you to be, like, more healthy. Their head punished almost for us trying our utmost to get to a point where we teacher believes it has made a huge can re engage the market because, difference to his pupils. We believe you know, we are in trouble that when the children and pupils can re engage the market because, you know, we are in trouble i dont know if you are able to hear a moment ago that we were speaking to are physically active it will calum semple, professor of medicine support their health, the two are intrinsically linked. And we do an at liverpool university. His was a awful lot of work around well being at school. It was the idea of a gp very blunt factual assessment of where we are. The question was asked about what further measures he thinks might have to come in in who is a familiar face to bbc brea kfast who is a familiar face to bbc breakfast viewers. We have managed order to make a difference to the to get1. 3 breakfast viewers. We have managed to get 1. 3 Million People engaged transmission of the virus, which is and all walks of life. People have the fundamental principle. His never done any activity at all will belief was that this was just the start to do beat the street. The uk start in terms of your industry, in could see 50,000 new coronavirus terms of pubs and restaurants, that cases a day by mid october without that was almost something that was further action. The government necessarily going to happen. Well, i scientific adviser said yesterday. Mean, its hugely concerning, as you the coronavirus alert level is going can understand. You know, none of us up the coronavirus alert level is going up to level four, meaning wa nt to can understand. You know, none of us want to compromise anyone in terms transmission is high or growing at an increasing rate. So if there is a of Public Health but we need to second lockdown what we need to be understand clearly what the actual careful of is that we dont keep people indoors the whole time was infection rate, transmission rate, lot people will be frightened and they are going to anxious of going within our sector is. We have worked outside because there was a lockdown extremely hard. Weve spent a lot of money, a lot of people have spent a and creates this fear, but the message has to be, permission given lot of money making the places covid for people to be outside. Todays safe. If we are going to go forward and be locked down, we need to get world car free day. Streets are something that is going to support being blocked off to traffic on a us something that is going to support us for that period. At the moment, basis to get people walking and apart from the initial outset, and a cycling, adding to what is becoming furlough obviously coming to an end, an increasingly familiar site. This our concern is furlough obviously coming to an end, year Many Councils have extended our concern is many furlough obviously coming to an end, our concern is many of these businesses will be going to the their healthy neighbourhood schemes wall. There is no conversation about which means many streets had been further support for businesses blocked off, like one. The hope is unable to open. There are challenges that it encourages people to leave for government and we are here to their car at home but it can make support, he had to make sure we can see this through and pass the information on, but we need other roads more congested. government to start looking at that Financial Support for our sector if their car at home but it can make we are asked to close. Thank you other roads more congested. I think the planners, you know, in the town centre, 25 of all pollution are very much, mike kill, chief generated from vehicles. So what we re generated from vehicles. So what were looking to do is encourage executive of the night time people to leave their cars at home. Industries association. We will continue talking about this through the programme. Amid all the discussion about coronavirus, labours online meanwhile, beat the street has seen Party Conference will continue today with a speech from new 10,000 people sign up in eastbourne leader sir keir starmer. Alone. Convince people why you were joined now by shadow foreign secretary lisa nandy, should do this rather than go for a whos in westminster. Walk . I suppose it is a way explore very good morning to you. Morning. Further afield. Ito mean, were quite familiar with but a lot of the cani town as we let you on and off for very good morning to you. Morning. Can i first get your reaction . We will come to your event that is many years but also it means you can explore other areas. It is great fun happening in a moment. Lets first and it is good for all the family. Talk about the announcement last night, the confirmation of the 10pm cu rfew for what do you think, 0scar . He loves night, the confirmation of the 10pm curfew for hospitality in england. What do you make of that . It, he loves it. At a time of curfew for hospitality in england. What do you make of that7m curfew for hospitality in england. What do you make of that . It is absolutely right that the government enormous change, pressure has never felt so important. I think 0scar is reacts to what the scientists laid out in very stark terms yesterday. What i would say is it is obvious the youngest ever player of beat the they will have to be further street but i can check with doctor measures that are brought in, william byrd. A familiarface, of because just down the road from me course. You saw him in the report. In bolton we have had measures similarto you think oscar is the youngest . In bolton we have had measures similar to this for several weeks now and the infection rate is still eight weeks old. I think that is rising. In the end the government definitely the youngest. Thats a has to get a grip on the test, trace record. So, such challenging times and isolate system, because if we we are facing at the moment. How dont know who has the virus anti important is it that people still do they have come into contact with them they will continue to lose get outside even if there is a control as we have seen over the lockdown . Well, today is the perfect last few and that has to be the day. Not only is it world car free coyote for the government. Clarity day but it is also the equinox so, is extremely important as you well know. Are you saying very clearly that you believe the governments in other words, the days now start getting shorter. The sun has crossed decisions, as they will be outlined the equator so it is now in the by the Prime Minister at hpm, but south, so we will have sunrise in a what we know already, are you few minutes and thereby sends out it will have gone across and we will already saying, they have not gone have started the kind of winter. And far enough . Already saying, they have not gone farenough . At i think the winters concerning lots already saying, they have not gone far enough . At hpm. Already saying, they have not gone far enough . At hpm. We will look of people, obviously. There is a lot at what the governor says at hpm. It of people, obviously. There is a lot of anxiety about whats coming up. The most important thing we can do is extraordinary. You had the chief is to maintain our health by getting scientific officer and chief medical officer at laying out the huge rise close to nature. We know that during in infection rates projected to lockdown Sport England research at reach numbers of up to 200 deaths about 56 of people will walking and per day yesterday. All we have had so per day yesterday. All we have had so farfrom by the time they finished it was up per day yesterday. All we have had so far from the government is an to 69 . Walking and cycling doubled. Announcement that pubs and bars will be asked to close a bit earlier. People getting out, its really important and that is why eastbourne that will obviously have a big impact on the Hospitality Industry, are doing beat the street in order to get people out so that you get but there are clearly going to be the physical activity and you get other measures that will be brought the physical activity and you get the improvement of Mental Health by being closer to nature. Anyway it in. The government has said so themselves. It just in. The government has said so themselves. Itjust isnt at in. The government has said so themselves. It just isnt at all clear why they were not prepared for sounds obvious, get outside and go this, given we have had a wasted summerand this, given we have had a wasted for a walk, but make such a summer and they have been warnings not just for us but from right difference. You think people still underestimate the distant difference across the spectrum, from medical it can make . Absolutely. People feel like they had to wait for the advisers and scientists, as well, vaccine or a magic medicine that is that this was inevitable unless we going to come along to deal with got a that this was inevitable unless we gota grip that this was inevitable unless we got a grip on the testing system. Covid and actually one of the most that is why we keep saying to the government, come on, now, you have important things is to help our to work with Public Health immune system so when youre active, directors, local councils right across the country, to make sure we you improve the immune system both on the immediate side, the natural get this testing system up and running and get a grip on this. We killer cells in the nose and lungs, that stops that i was getting in, will be speaking to michael gove in a few minutes at 7 30am. He is and the innate immune system which actually gets the immune system to come down a bit so deals with it already intimating this morning. He later. But diet and other things. Is being asked about working from there are lots of things we can do and just by walking, walking home and the messaging there was that if people could, they could get briskly, you dontjust want into their workplaces. He is saying and just by walking, walking briskly, you dont just want to loiter around, you want to get a nice brisk walk for 30 minutes or, there has been a shift in emphasis, if you can, up to an hour a day, if it is possible for people to work from home once again. Have they got would probably have the best of that you can probably have by preparing that right . I think the government for the winter and keeping it going all way through the winter until we needs to be much clearer about this. Get to spring equinox. you know, the day that borisjohnson announced people had to stop working all way through the winter until we get to spring equinox. I look forward to that already. Really from home was the day after parts of interesting stuff. And as you say, the country, including greater it sounds kind of obvious but make such a difference, doesnt it . I manchester, where i live, had just been put into another local hope we will get a lovely morning lockdown. I think people are getting this morning in eastbourne. The air suddenly feels fresh. It is and if increasingly confused about what they are being asked to do. My sense you walk is coming along here this is that most people are desperately morning. We havent seen anyone trying to do the right thing, but playing beat the street yet but im the Government Communication has been less than clear on this, and sure they will because it is very popular. It looks really nice down since Dominic Cummings drove across the country to visit barnard castle, there this morning. As you say, we i think people are starting to will watch as the sun rises. We look really question whether people are forward to seeing you do some brisk speed walking later ones you following the guidance. We need to demonstrate for us, please, that see the governor to be in far would be good . Clearer. I people being asked to demonstrate for us, please, that would be good . Right now . A little work from home if they can . Either being asked to go into the later. Shall we speed walk off . Workplace . What is the evidence behind this . If we understand why we are being asked to do this then people will follow it and the countries that have managed to get a lets go for it . Oh, look. Tim has grip on the crisis are far quicker are the countries that have been far obviously been watching the olympics. That is quite leisurely, isnt it . It is the style, though. More open with their people. Are the countries that have been far more open with their peoplem are the countries that have been far more open with their people. In the same breath you are asking for still to come on breakfast as well. Clarity, and we will try to do that it is back with a fresh batch of with michael gove in a few minutes. I will ask you in the same breath. Bakers. We will be speaking to last where you in that position this yea rs bakers. We will be speaking to last years winner about all things baker morning, making the announcement of. Years winner about all things baker of. Head of tonights new series. Today, what announcements would a time now for the news, travel and weather, where you are. Labour government make . The first thing we would have done yesterday is to be at that press conference to a nswer is to be at that press conference to answer questions alongside. What would you have done . What announcements would you have made . About how we would put the test, trace and isolate system back on track. That includes making sure that Public Health directors still come who dont have access to the information that they need about where this virus is, can get it, about putting them in the driving seat of these tests. We have seen the testing regime outsourced to companies who dont have the local knowledge. Which is clearly hugely important but specifically today our focus is very much on restrictions. About what people are allowed to do, what they are not allowed to do. So what they are not allowed to do. So what would you have said . Look, from the very beginning we have asked the government to set up a National Cobra and bring people in to this conversation so that we can help them to explain to the public why they are being asked what to do. But we have not been privy to the scientific evidence. All we have been shown is what the nation was shown yesterday. We are not in a position to second guess what the advisers, the scientific and medical community, i sang advisers, the scientific and medical community, isang into advisers, the scientific and medical community, i sang into the government. That is why we are saying that the government needs to come forward much more quickly. Not just with a package of measures that they think will rein in this virus and help to protect us, but with the evidence behind that so that we can understand the basis on which those decisions are made. It would be com pletely decisions are made. It would be completely wrong of me to try to second guess what that evidence is when the government has not decided to share it with us. Lisa nandy, thank you very much. The shadow foreign secretary. In a couple of minutes we will be speaking to michael gove from the government about all of those issues. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning. Im asad ahmad. A day after League Two Side Leyton Orient announced that a number of its First Team Players have tested positive for coronavirus, no formal decision has been made about whether theyll still be playing their league cup match against Tottenham Hotspurs tonight. 0rients Football Ground has been closed until further notice and the club is in discussions with public Health England about whether any further action needs to be taken. Its understood that if 0rient cant field a team tonight the game will be awarded to spurs as theres not enough room in the schedule to rearrange the tie. Londoners are being advised to get a flu jab to help protect against whats being called the double danger of flu and coronavirus. Research shows people can catch both diseases at the same time with serious and sometimes deadly consequences. Anyone over 50 is eligible for the jab. A start up firm in South East London is trying to make it cool for men to wear wigs. And its focus is upon young black men with hair loss. Its already proving popular in america where, after preparation, the so called man weave, using natural hair, is attached to the head using special adhesives. It comes as wigs and Hair Extensions for women have grown in popularity. So the idea is, why not have it for men . In black culture style has always been a thing thats really important to us and we care about how we look, we care about how we present ourselves, so hair loss is viewed with some stigma. Lets take a look at hello, this is breakfast with Louise Minchin and Charlie Stayt. Well bring you all the latest news the travel situation now. And sport in a moment, but also theres a good service on breakfast this morning. How happy do you feel on the tubes this morning. When you see these pictures . Well hear how researchers believe just looking at cute animals just like these can bring your stress on the tubes this morning. That the planned closur waterloo just that the planned closure on the and anxiety levels down. Waterloo city line but nothing out rick astley will be telling us there. About his anthem for this years 0n the roads, theres been a crash on the north circular Sports Personality unsung hero in bounds green by brownlow road. The queues go back towards edmonton. Awards, which will raise money in watford, the a41 is closed between the sandy lane for children in need. And the hartspring roundabout for repairs to a burst water main. And in wandsworth, there are restrictions northbound on trinity road just after the county arms pub because of a burst water main. Now the weather with elizabeth. Hello, good morning. Well, today marks the autumn equinox, but its still going to feel an awful lot like summer and its back with a fresh batch just for one more day until it turns of bakers well be speaking to last years winner cooler and wetter tomorrow. About all things bake off, but for this morning we are starting ahead of tonights new series. Good morning, heres off with a few early a summary of todays main mist patches around. Stories from bbc news. For most of us, though, sunshine from the word go and well be keeping that sunshine throughout the day. Top afternoon temperatures good morning, heres of 24, maybe 25 celsius. A summary of todays main just clouding over from the west stories from bbc news. As we head towards the end of the day, and then that cloud is set to thicken overnight tonight. The wind will also pick up pubs, bars, and restaurants will and therell be some outbreaks of showery rain into the start have to close from 10pm on thursday. Of the day tomorrow, but its still mild out there 14 or 15 celsius on wednesday morning. But on wednesday itself, the Prime Minister will set a cold front sweeps through thats going to give us some out details of the restrictions outbreaks of rain. In the commons later today, it will drag in some much cooler before addressing the nation this evening. Air, so temperatures take a real dip he will also say that the hospitality sector as we head through the middle part will be restricted by law of the week. To Table Service only. On thursday itll turn rather windy, additional coronavirus and therell be some showers around. Restrictions will come into force we introduce a cold northerly wind from six oclock this evening on friday, but a lot in Northern Ireland. Of dry weather around, people from different too, at the weekend. Households will no longer be able to meet indoors, with some exceptions im back with the latest like family carers. From the bbc london no more than six people from two newsroom in an hour. Households will be allowed to meet in a garden. More than 1,000 people have tested positive for covid 19 in Northern Ireland hello, this is breakfast with in the last seven days. Louise minchin and Charlie Stayt. Four more areas in wales as weve been hearing this morning, will face local lockdown pubs, bars and restaurants restrictions later today in england will have to close by 10 oclock every night after a rise in coronavirus cases. From thursday under new measures from six oclock tonight, to be announced later. Hundreds of thousands of people will not be able to enter lets speak now to the cabinet or leave the counties on the list Office Minister michael gove. And an 11pm curfew will be imposed on pubs. Itll mean more than a quarter good morning to you. Thank you for of the welsh population will be joining us as ever, a lot of things living under tougher measures. To get through, so lets start with what chris whitty said yesterday. If 30 Million People are bing we dont do enough the virus will offered flu jabs to help protect ta ke we dont do enough the virus will take off and at the moment that is against the double danger of contracting the illness the path that we are clearly on. And coronavirus. Public Health England hopes its biggest ever Flu Vaccination Programme closing pubs, restaurants at tempe, will help to reduce the burden on the nhs during the winter. This year anyone over 50 in england is that enough . Its only part of the package and, good morning. The is eligible for a jab. Lets get more on this now from our gp this morning, Prime Minister will be announcing to fari ahmed is in cheshire. The house of commons today but it is accurate, as reported, we will be facing restrictions on hospitality, so thank you forjoining us. First of facing restrictions on hospitality, so pubs and restaurants will be asked to close at 10p and we will all, the one thing i have been struck by is the fact that you can say its Table Service only. That limits the amount of social mixing going on but there are other obviously get flu and coronavirus at the same time. That is going to make measures the Prime Minister will be announcing in the house of commons you feel terrible, for starters, and will be broadcasting notice of isnt it . Yes, yes. And i think the country. What is the evidence that will make a difference . The there was a study, not have a lot of patience, but they looked at people evidence that we have shows that the who ended up having both and they we re who ended up having both and they were all in hospital so they were all obviously quite unwell with it. Virus is on the increase, its not the sad news is that people who had just the number of cases being both were more likely to die from it than people who had one or either of recorded, the Positivity Rate is up, and the number of people in those so i think it is one to be hospitals, sadly, has increased as well, and we know that if we reduce the amount of social mixing then we avoided. Which would make sense can reduce the spread of the virus, so we are can reduce the spread of the virus, so we are trying to strike a balance, trying to say schools of course should remain open, we want because dosh they both seem to be causing extra support. Not a lot of workplaces where people have to be in the factory or in the shop in order to do theirjob to remain open people they look tired but what was ina order to do theirjob to remain open in a covid secure way but we also interesting was people who had both wa nt to in a covid secure way but we also want to make sure we can try to do conditions and people who just had everything we can to limit the just the flu or david. They were spread of the infection. No one wa nts to ta ke spread of the infection. No one wants to take these steps. They are more likely to pass away. What key not undertaken with relish. Lets just specifically talk about that differences are there between the ten p. What is the evidence that centres of flow and coronavirus . Moving the hours make a difference . There is evidence of the longer this is a tricky one. A lot of the venues stay open at the greater symptoms are the same because with the flu and coronavirus you get a degree of social mixing that takes fever, you can often get a car. Place, so placing a restriction like this is something weve already done there is a third symptom, you can in parts of the country where the virus has been spreading particularly fast and the evidence get them in both, you can get aches has been accumulating so far and and pains. I think it is quite hard indicating this does have a beneficial effect. Ok, so my question is is that enough, in your to tease them apart and that is why, if you do have any of those view, is the 10pm curfew we can call symptoms, you really need to get a it that, is that really going to test, you need to stay home and make a big difference or should the self isolate, and the test should let you know if you have david or pubs and restaurants be closed . No, not covid or not. You can get i think it will make a difference but i think there are other steps which are required to be taken as influenza testing but that is trickier to arrange. So, the flu well and the Prime Minister will be saying more to the house of commons. Programme gets rolled out from today i think its right he spells out the and from what you are saying, it is full package to the house of commons first and then of course explains really important for people, things to the country later, but vertically this time around, to get their flu vertically this time around, to get theirflu jabs. Vertically this time around, to get there will be other measures he will their flu jabs. Yes. Come winter, we are open to lots of respiratory bring forward so that, as well as tackling some of the concerns viruses and infections and i think expressed about hospitality venues, this winter, more than ever, we have there are other steps outlined as well. I appreciate people will be stated what life is like without watching you this morning desperate having a vaccine for the disease and to know what these other steps are. Flue is one of the ones we do have a vaccine for so if you are eligible you mentioned workplaces. Boris johnson told us injuly to start to for it, definitely take it up go back to work now if you can. Is because it. You getting the flow and that still a message . No, one of the things we want to stress is there hopefully it will help you get are some people who cant work from through the winter and it will also help the nhs because as you can home and we are very clear that in a imagine, we had lots of people getting the flu and getting covid. Covid safe workplace if yourjob requires it, you should absolutely we know the programme is being be in the workplace, but if you can work from home then that is extended, so who is eligible and does your gp contact you . Yes. Something we support. Thats a com plete something we support. Thats a complete about turn, isnt it . No, its a response to the virus. 0ne everybody who was shielding and thing chris whitty and professor theirfamilies, they everybody who was shielding and their families, they are eligible. And everyone who gets the flu valla nce thing chris whitty and professor vallance pointed out yesterday is if vaccine, people over 65, people with we look at the trajectory of the virus we need to take action now. A Certain Health conditions, diabetes, stitch in time saves nine. If we heart conditions, and then kids from ta ke stitch in time saves nine. If we take this action at this point then two up to third year of secondary we can hopefully avert more serious school, they are all eligible and action later. To be really clear, if they will all get it through school. This year, there is an extra group you dont have to go back to work, the message now is dont do that. From 50 to 54 who will also be offered the flu jab, they will be yes, if people can work from home offered the flu jab, they will be offered it later in the year, so they should. But i stress it is very after we have vaccinated the usual cohort. The hope is that with that, important that those people whose we will have more people per jobs require them to be in a protected from getting the flu, as specific workplace do so. We are not we roll into winter because it is going to be hard winter. Do we wait revisiting the days at the beginning for you to get in touch . Yes, most of our response to this virus. What we are doing is saying that there people should have already have had contact from their doctors or a are now steps we have taken in order to make workplaces safer for letter saying they are eligible. We everyone, though steps have been asa letter saying they are eligible. We as a practice have already done a taken in consultation with trade unions and businesses and we know couple of flu clinics already so as what they are, workplaces are safer, the vaccinations are coming in, we but one of the risks that we have to are organising things and getting them out. I think the ones that are face is a social mixing overall contributes to the spread of the happening three schools, School Nurses are organising all that so virus, so as much as we can restrain they will be in touch with parents thatis virus, so as much as we can restrain that is possible at this stage, the to let them know this is happening. Better for all of us and Public Health. What happening with the thank you. Civil service because you are trying to get 8 back to work, 80 . Lets get the sport now. Civil service because you are trying to get 896 back to work, 80 . Yes, more to get 896 back to work, 8096. Yes, more than 8 . The Civil Service we have all watched, havent we, workplaces are safer now than they sally, as all sorts of sports to try to conjure how we get fans back in, we re workplaces are safer now than they were before when it comes to helping with the agreement of the government to contain the spread of the infection but we are also stressing, but things are about to change. This andi infection but we are also stressing, and i was talking to the permanent picture behind me gives a good secretary in the Cabinet Office about this yesterday, that if people example of what we are trying to do. Can work from home then we will the clubs have missed fans, that is facilitate that and what we will seek to do was make sure that the meetings that need to take place can a socially distant cloud crowd ta ke meetings that need to take place can take place with people either at work or at home as appropriate. What there. The government is set to scrap happens to be 80 . What is it now . The gradual reintroduction of fans to sporting events, due to start in just over a weeks time. Im talking to the permanent the pilot scheme, with a thousand spectators allowed at specific secretary, the chief operating events, will be paused. Office of the Civil Service, about officials will look at the financial the approach we can take and impact and they could put together a support package to department by department it will vary. There are some roles, people ensure sports can survive but there are real fears that involved in the mod and other smaller football clubs will go under departments who need to be there in if they cannot get the fans back. The office in the ops room dealing smaller football clubs will go under if they cannot get the fans backm is essential that we start to with these situations, but there are receive paying guests in october. Others of course who can work from that is one of our biggest sources home and we just need to look at it of income, we are a school ona home and we just need to look at it on a case by case basis. Home and we just need to look at it on a casebycase basis. Can we look smaller club. For us, it is actually at what happened over the last few months because we were told to eat essential, we couldnt open our out to help out, go back to work, and there seems to be a complete doors, we can Start Playing without crowds and we would have to close. Change . There is a change, yes. I think it was right we supported businesses during the summer and we managed to reduce the virus than and Manchester City are off to a winning start in the premier league, it was a welcome economic boost as as they bid to regain the title. And theirfaith well as being a good thing for in phil foden paid off, as they beat wolves 3 1 he was playing for the first time families. But its also the case since he was sent home that we have to look at the evidence from england duty in disgrace and he scored citys second. Wolves pulled a goal back before and we have seen whats happened in gabrieljesus sealed france and particularly in spain the win in injury time. With an increase in infections, aston villa kicked off with a 1 0 win over Sheffield United. Defender ezri konsa got hospitalisations and tragically the the goal in a scrappy match, Sheffield United have number of deaths increasingly the spanish government, the spanish lost their first two games. Medics put a strain on intensive leyton 0rients league cup ca re medics put a strain on intensive match against tottenham tonight care beds in some parts of spain so is in doubt because theyve had thats something we want to avoid. To close their stadium and training facilities, so by taking the steps we are taking after a number of First Team Players now we think that this is a tested postive for coronavirus. We understand that if 0rient are unable to field a team, the game would be awarded to spurs, recalibration which we hope and believe will be enough to check the because scheduling makes it almost impossible to rearrange. Spread of the virus. Do you accept. We are not going back to the players affected the sorts of measures we had in the are self isolating. Spring. But, inevitably, when you are dealing with a new virus, you have to do follow scientific advice Tammy Beaumont said she felt and youve got to take account of shed been playing for her place the changes in our knowledge of how in the england womens cricket side, after she starred in their t20 the changes in our knowledge of how the virus develops. Do you accept, victory over west indies at derby. Given what happened in the summer, this was their first people went out to help out etc, International Since march that the measures were wrong at that and beaumont top scored with 62 from 49 balls, time . Given what happens now . No, i as england set the visitors 164 to win. Dont accept that, i think it was and they fell 47 runs short, right. I would stress hospitality giving england a 1 0 lead continues, there is a restriction of in the five match series. Course, by closing at ten oclock, beaumont said competition for and it is also the case about there places in the side had forced her to play more aggressively. Isa and it is also the case about there is a real emphasis on the importance on the Civil Service. There are, as a couple of weeks ago, i was stressed thinking i wasnt hitting ever, as the virus develops, and as them well. We have got such a evidence gathered, all of the four talented batting line up at the moment and Everyone Wants to go in the top or in the top five and it is different parts of the uk look at not unthinkable that i would have that evidence and in scotland, wales been left out but i had a word with and Northern Ireland, and england, we have all had to adjust as they myself and said you have still got a hand in it, youve got four orfive wrestle with a new virus under new games, just do your best. Circumstances but our knowledge of it is greater with every week that sale sharks won the Premiership Rugby cup passes and thats why there are new with a 27 19 win over harlequins in the final. Treatments that we have. They help there was just a point in it as the clock ran down when south African World cup winning us treatments that we have. They help us to deal more effectively with scrum half faf de klerk provided the knockout blow with this try. This threat. Can i mention something for the sharks winning chris whitty said yesterday, its the tournament means their first silverware since 2006. Crucial to break unnecessary links between households. That was nothing to do with whats going on in hospitality. What is going to happen about that . The Prime Minister will Novak Djokovic has claimed be saying a little bit more later. I a record 36th masters title, with victory in the can understand people want the italian masters in rome. This is his first event maximum amount of information in the since he was disqualified from the us open. And he beat argentinas fastest possible time, but its Diego Schwartzman in straight sets in the final. The french open starts important that information like this in paris on sunday. Is shared with the house of commons and finally, there may be a lack of crowds at live sport, and representatives have a chance to but weve had plenty of animals. Question the Prime Minister and held weve shown you a cat him accountable and then the prime interrupting an atheltics event, minister will be appearing on the an alpaca on the football pitch and now, a Training Session bbc later explaining the full of the brazil womens team was interrupted when a parrot landed position to all of us and of course on the head of defender bruna benites. The bird was eventually sent off. The house of commons will be but only as far as the goal net. Debating these matters next week. The Prime Minister is talking at eight oclock tonight. Can you give us come eight oclock tonight. Can you give us come at this point, sense of how long we have the rule of six, we a little more exotic, although the know its essentially a curfew at tempe, all these measures, how long alpaca was exotic the one i showed will they last . Will it take us you the other day. Youll probably through christmas . What we hope is know that this year, weve been talking a lot to doddie weir, rob burrow we can take appropriate steps now, and Stephen Darby three sportsmen who are all living which means that if we succeed in with Motor Neurone Disease, an illness with no cure. Former footballer lenjohnrose, who also has mnd, has been telling Richard Askham how hes taken beating back the virus, then we will inspiration from his in the future be able to progressively relax them. But what i fellow sports stars. Cant do is predict with certainty. Science doesnt allow you when you are dealing with a virus like this lenjohnrose is a man determined to have an absolute prediction. To live his life to the full. As positive in his attitude. Months, weeks . It is the case professor valla nce if it wasnt for him being so upbeat months, weeks . It is the case professor vallance and chris whitty all the time, we wouldnt be. Pointed out yesterday that we are. As he is proud of his family. Going to have a challenging next six months. And thats because we know that during winter winter flu and len was diagnosed with motor neurone other conditions put particular disease three and a half years ago. He was a teacher after a successful first career as a footballer strain on the Public Health. So we with several clubs, including blackburn rovers, burnley, and as you see here, swansea city. Do need to be cautious but its naturally the case that all of us would want to know with as much certainty as possible what will happen in the future. All we can do he lives with his wife nadine, son patrick and daughter elizabeth. Is look at the emerging evidence and what you noticed straightaway is how ta ke is look at the emerging evidence and take the steps as appropriate and we much len smiles and laughs know that the public have shown amazing resilience and understanding and solidarity so far. Can we talk he lives with his wife nadine, son patrick and daughter elizabeth. About sports fans because we what you noticed straightaway is how understand its been widely reported much len smiles and laughs this morning that this return to with his whole family. Being able to watch sport is being scrapped . Being able to watch sport is being scrapped . Can you being able to watch sport is being scrapped . Can you explain why it his game face returns safer to watch a sports match for when he is coaching his son patrick. Example ina safer to watch a sports match for example in a pub as you can do, rather than in a controlled he wants to follow in his dads regulated open venue . Yes, i think footsteps and become a professional footballer. Its the case we have been piloting patrick, how proud some open air venues and we do want are you of your dad . All the time, every time i hear him to be able in due course to allow and see these videos, i am. People to return to watch football what about you, elizabeth . Yeah. I really am proud of him. And other sporting events, but it is the case we just need to be cautious he has shown me how strong he can at the moment. I think a mass be, and i want to be like that. Reopening at this stage would not be appropriate. As we all know, i have attended premier League Football matches in london, by definition, you will have on the tube train to the match, in the circumstances around the ground where people are len takes inspiration from other high profile sportsmen who have mnd. Buying food, going to the footballer Stephen Darby turnstiles, you will have at who he is in regular contact half time and afterwards a huge with and rugby players doddy weir, amount of social mixing, and so we and rob burrow. Do need to proceed with caution and appoint about pubs is a well made one and thats why we are stressing if you are in a pub it is table give us a wave, len. Service only, and you need to, of his smile are all the more remarkable because of how rapidly the disease has affected him. Course, observe that. I went to a pub with my son and two friends to this was him less watch a football match, and in that than two years ago. Absolutely amazing. Pub they had appropriate table literally took my breath away. Service and social mixing was a parachute jump, part therefore limited. It was meant to of his tireless efforts to raise return fa ns therefore limited. It was meant to return fans from the 1st of october, money and awareness. Is that not happening now . No it was he also plans to the case we were looking at a staged write a second book. And when it is safe to do so, programme of more people returning to try and visit all 92 premier and it wasnt going to be the case and Football League clubs. We we re and it wasnt going to be the case we were going to have throngs of fa ns we were going to have throngs of fans but we are looking at how we can have a pause on that programme but what we do want to do is to make len has been married to his wife sure that, as and when circumstances nadine for 19 years. Allow, get more people back because they remain besotted with each other. Again, you make a fair point, which nadine, you must have been is that the virus is less likely to going through all sorts of emotions, obviously. Just try to put it into words, how you feel. Spread out than indoors but again, you cant think about it too much. I mean, in the beginning, its in the nature of major sporting it was awful because you just. Events that there is a lot of the bottom falls out of your world mingling. People look back now at and everything youve planned. The beginning of the pandemic and of we had so many plans, didnt we . Course look at some of the major sporting events than and ask the we were going to do all sorts. And, then, you just realise question why were they allowed to go you are not going to have time, ahead . Well, one of the things we you are not going to be able to do all those things. Must do now, whatever the wisdom is and i worry about then,is must do now, whatever the wisdom is then, is to look at sporting events whether or not, i say. Now with caution but of course, we whether or not im going to. Also recognise that sports a vital pa rt also recognise that sports a vital part of this nation and we are. Be able to do it. Looking at what we can do to support our athletes, great clubs through a to be able to get through all this. Challenging time. Michael gove, i know i could ring anybody out thank you for your time here on at any time from both of our sides brea kfast. Thank you for your time here on breakfast. Thank you. If i and they would be here in a flash. Thank you for your time here on breakfast. Thank you. If have been so, i am not going through it given a pound for every time we on my own but every day, day to day, talked about switching insurance we are on our own, arent we . Policies id have enough for an yeah. Insurance policy. Depending on what that is. Would that work out about youre all right . Right . Not if you renewed, though, because then it gets more expensive. Were talking about renewing your that was richard insurance deals this morning and the value in shopping around. Askam reporting. Iam as things stand, if you auto renew your policies you often end up i am always in awe of people who are prepared to do the interview so full paying more than people who shop around. Sometimes the difference is enormous. Todays report points to new customers being quoted £56 for home insurance, of respect for them. I wish them while customers whove been with their providers for more well. And it is so helpfulfor other than five years pay £138. People to hear it. Shall we catch up three times as much. There are around six million on the mat. 0n the mat, and he customers across the uk paying higher prices because theyve stuck also has the weather with their insurer overall means the companies are pocketing one point two billion extra every year. Today the regulator the fca good morning. Lets take a look announced measures to try and combat across the rooftops of london, we being penalised for loyalty arejust a minute across the rooftops of london, we are just a minute shorter of songe here is what they are recommending. Rise, it could be the last sunrise when a customer renews their home of summer. We are going to see the or motor insurance they pay no more than they would autumn equinox take place today and if they were new to their provider officially we will be in autumn through same sales channel. Astronomically and meet or logically speaking. And the weather will you wouldnt be allowed to pay more follow suit during the next 24 thanif you wouldnt be allowed to pay more than if you were a new customer. Hours. As temperatures drop widely. They predict this will save customers £3. 7 some of the warmer spots will be billon over ten years. Across Eastern England, scarborough we will have a bit more detail and cambridge, for instance, in the 20s, well above where we should beat later. Essentially the report says companies can set by the time of year. Some places new prices but they cant gradually increase them. Whats interesting with this, though, is that means insurers struggling to get into double probably wont be able to afford figures, we should be around 15 to those new customer attractive deals because that would mean dragging 19 degrees this time of year is. The established customer prices down to that price, which will cost a lot. Speu 19 degrees this time of year is. The spell of autumn is lurking to the consumers, trade bodies, north west at the moment, and tight providers will now look at these proposals and publish next year. End did this cloud, it was snowing for salmon yesterday in iceland and that air will put eastwards thank you so much, loads of people have been in touch about this. Lisa snowing in iceland yesterday. Has said that she has begun shopping pushing on across the rest of around because of covid. People are just finding the time. Sue says that scotla nd pushing on across the rest of scotland and entered northern she always handles and get the price ireland. A few mist and fog patches is lower which is one thing to update you want in the last half an as we head out, that could slow your hour, 6000 redundancies with journey and one or two isolated showers in wales and west in england whitbread, including premier inn, into the afternoon. Sunny towards beefeater, also brewers fayre, they said there will be an 80 reduction eastern areas and we will see the over lockdown, eat out to help out warmest conditions, up to 19 degrees did help, but because fewer people across the north east of scotland, are staying in premier inns in 26 degrees towards the east of cities for example, massive, massive england. Already cooling off in the job losses. 6000. Nina, thank you west, and here comes the rain this for bringing us up to date. Evening pushing across northern heres matt with a look ireland. Blustery conditions, 40 at this mornings weather. Mph, the rain pushes into a corner how it going . Too bad. How about this for the last by the time we hit tomorrow morning. Showers in the south and east and in sun rise of the summer . Its the autumn equinox they of course and a the morning and that last dregs of fine one for many. Summer is summer warmth holding on, 14, 15 clinging on for many eastern parts of the country in particular but autumn arrives good and proper degrees. A chilly autumnal start tomorrow morning but brights out for during the next 24 hours. Its lurking in the wings in the scotla nd tomorrow morning but brights out for scotland and Northern Ireland. Some north west of the country and as it rain across while. Rain spreading presses southwards and eastwards, we will see a big temperature drops across Eastern England temperatures into the 20s, may be as high as 26 eastwards a cross rain across while. Rain spreading eastwards across england, most places seeing something. Eventually in cambridge, but by friday, though, a30 cooler conditions tomorrow, just in cambridge, but by friday, though, a 30 degrees temperature drop, most places in the lower teams but one to spot struggling to get even into about 20 degrees in parts of kent double figures. A big changes on the but for most we are in their teens way. Here is the cloud to bring the tomorrow, even if we finish with change, bringing lots of rain across sunshine. Wednesday night into the north and west of scotland. A little bit of snow in parts of thursday, the wettest weather across through yesterday. It wont be that kodiak here but we will have rain england and wales, showery, clipping Northern Ireland and parts of coming into the north and west of scotla nd coming into the north and west of scotland through today and rain southern scotland but hefty later into the west of northern downpours and pretty strong winds with gales at times developing ireland, strengthening breeze, the towards the south and west. We will wind touching 40 miles an hour at times. More cloud immersed Western Areas through the day and wales, see the arrival of cooler air, the western england could catch the odd isolated shower but most of us will wind and the rain too. Temperature stay dry. The wind our lightest and in the mid teens and the weekend further east you go out and here we will keep the blue skies, and the looking dry. Thank you, matt, will highest of the temperatures for the Eastern England up to around 25 26. See later on. With cancelled gigs already cooling off in the and closed concert halls, north west of scotland by the time musicians say theyre facing huge Financial Hardship as a result we had the evening and we will see of the pandemic. Heavy rain here and across northern things have got so bad that a third have ireland for a time this evening, told their union they plan to leave easing its way southwards and the industry for good. Eastwards so clearer skies in its were going to discuss this with some musicians wa ke eastwards so clearer skies in its wake and the breeze picking up from the kaleidoscope 0rchestra injust a minute. Across england and wales. A few first lets listen to one of their compositions, showers in the south east and by the written during lockdown. End of the night the weather front music plays. Straddling north west and wales, brings a big temperature difference. 15 in london, six in stornoway. An autumn chill tomorrow morning across scotla nd autumn chill tomorrow morning across scotland and Northern Ireland but you will have the sunshine and a few isolated showers. Lots of cloud in england and wales, outbreaks of rain pushing eastward through the morning and early afternoon, brightening up to the west later with one or two showers but many will be dry across the north and west of the country tomorrow afternoon but note the temperatures. 12 18. Maybe 20 across kent before that real posh of cold air works its way in and there is even colder air behind this low pressure into thursday. More likely to bring rain across parts of Northern Ireland, england and wales and may be southern scotland too. The best of the dry weather in thursday in North Western scotland but heavy thundery showers possible anywhere, mainly around the coast, and the wind touching gale force lets speak now towards the south west later. Severe to kieran mcleod, the kaleidoscope gales by the end of the day and note orchestras trombonist, and simmy singh, whos violinist and leader of the orchestra. Most temperatures, 10 15. We should be 1519 most temperatures, 10 15. We should be 15 19 at this time of year. More first of all, that is so impressive showery rain on friday too but by to see that. Tell us about how this the weekend, High Pressure builds in has impacted on you, and you are not particularly warm, the return of going to play for us later. Lockdown overnight frost but that weekend at the moment looking largely dry. Has impacted on me as well as i roller coaster of weather, thats what you have got for us today. Think every musician just because of the fact that there is almost no thank you very much. See you later on. Performances, performance opportunities left. Ive read a stat we have been speaking to michael gove who had news for sports fans. Sallys here with the sport. That says there are 90 less gigs your interview has changed what we until the end of the year from now are reporting this morning because andi until the end of the year from now and i wouldnt be surprised if it an interesting line from him. You was 99 because i dont know anyone will remember this experiment happening at brighton for socially who is gigging now, except for a distanced fans to go and watch handful of musicians. So, we are all football but thats not now going to continue because the government is stuck and waiting for people to ring postponing the return of fans to sporting events due to start on the and get us back playing for our sist sporting events due to start on the 31st of october. Weve just heard confirmation audiences. So, welcome, by the way, from michael gove on this programme. That the plan to gradually reintroduce spectators how has it been in terms of work for will not be going ahead. It will be a huge blow to smaller football clubs there are fears some will go under you . Ive been lucky because im a if they cant welcome paying fans. Its absolutely essential to us that we start to receive freelancer and i got involved in recording before this and ive been paying guests in october. That is our biggest involved with people. And with source of income. We are one of the smaller clubs, less well funded. Organisations that were adapting to a new online way of life anyway but, we average crowds of about 12 you know, there are plenty of people or 1500 normally, and for us its i know who are not in the same absolutely essential and we just couldnt open our doors or couldnt position and, yes, really sad to Start Playing without crowds see, actually. And that is part of and we would have to close. The reason why kaleidoscope happened Manchester Citys bid to regain in the first place. Tell us about the premier league title got the idea. The idea was to bridge the off to a winning start, with a 3 1 victory at wolves. And theirfaith in gap between classical and dance phil foden paid off. He was playing for the first time music. A load of musicians who love since he was sent home from england duty in disgrace and he scored dance music and our classical background and manager nick citys second. They ran out of steam a bit together. We made arrangements and after that and wolves pulled a goal back but gabrieljesus sealed we get to play them and it seems the win in injury time. There is an audience for it. Ciaran, aston villa kicked off with a 1 0 win over Sheffield United. Looking at what you did there, it is defender ezri konsa got the goal in a scrappy match, quite something, isnt it, to with Sheffield United furious organise that, you must have all at having a man sent off. Learnt an awful lot during lockdown, and technology and stuff. Yes, it has been a whole learning curve for a youtube team set up just four years ago is through to the second qualifying round of the fa cup. Everyone. A load of people have gone hashtag united beat out to buy new equipment so we can do stuff from home. It is anything soham town rangers 4 2 on penalties. We have never tried. Im not saying Jesse Waller Lassen scored a late there are not positive things that we have learnt that, yes, we do like equaliser for hashtag and he put away the winning penalty as well. To be altogether in one room whilst the side entered the essex senior we are performing. It helps our league in the ninth tier of english football in 2018. Mental health to get together and sale sharks are celebrating their first trophy for 14 years, positively affect each other, which after they beat harlequins 27 19 is quite a hard thing to find when to lift the Premiership Rugby cup. We are all remote in our own as the clock ran down there was just a point in it bedrooms or living room or wherever. And south African World cup winner faf de klerk provided the knockout blow with this try. Simmy, i know you are the leader of the kaleidoscope orchestra. Are there particular instruments that are harder to use in this way, i love watching him, friend of the virtually and to incorporate into programme, he has been on the programme, he has been on the programme, great to watch and play. Recordings . Are there certain instruments that are more difficult . Thank you. If youre feeling stressed this an interesting question. Im not morning, may be this might help. Sure. Luckily wind instruments and brass instruments, when they are doing it from home, they can really be involved, which is great. I guess these are quokkas, also knows as the happiest animal in the world. You would say percussion and stuff researchers at the university but normally it is stuff that would of leeds showed videos of them be hard to move around and actually to students ahead of exams, when people are doing it from home, we are getting more people involved which eased their stress levels. Than ever, which is a really nice thing to be able to do. Simmy, making me feel better. Yeah, doesnt picking at that point about mental have that effect on you . Definitely. Health, music as a special place for ican have that effect on you . Definitely. I can already see our next shot, and many people. It helps with mental its fantastic. Look at this. Health. Yes, massivly. Music is the 0ur reporter geeta pendse heart and soul of our culture and it is at a farm in matlock for us this is the way we express ourselves in morning to find out more the world around us. I have done a about the power of cute animals. Im going to open this up. Is it few intimate gigs where we have had maybe one household in at a time and just cute animals or all animals . I i have spoken to audiences and it is dont think we should be this the audiences that are suffering, as commentary about this. well as performers, by not having dont think we should be this commentary about this. I think you are right, charlie. All animals are these moments together. It is away cute, actually, but i have some from politics, ideology, music brings us together, and the fact particularly cute one is front of that we are not getting to do that me, so we have got patrick, the and there is not being value placed guinea pig, and we have a to make that happen, it is really sad and it is quite heartbreaking. 90 year old tortoise here and fergus, five years old, a lion head kieran, iam sad and it is quite heartbreaking. Kieran, i am told you are going to play for us this morning. You have rabbit, and i have to say being with your trombone at the ready. Youve got it right there. Yes. Tell us his animals is incredibly calming, that this new research by the what you are going to play and you university of leeds suggests just watching videos and footage of wa nt to ta ke what you are going to play and you want to take it away . Well, i animals can help with our stress thought i would leave you on a more levels, so we will chat in a moment positive note, a tune from singing to someone from the Research Team but before then, why dont we take a the rain called good morning. It moment to celebrate cute animals . Might not be an original thing for this time in the morning but im not usually gigging this time. Here we from dogs. To dogs. Go. Even more dogs. And the odd penguin. Donkey. And a babyjaguar. We love our cute furry friends. Searches for animal videos on youtube leapt up after the uk went into lockdown back in march. New Research Shows these videos could be helping many of us deal with pressure and stress. At the university of leeds, staff believe connecting with animals could help with exams. It is one of those bbc breakfast moments. I think every thing was last year, researchers showed these videos to a group of students thinking the same thing, we were all a bit worried about the laptop and on the day of an exam. The angle of the instrument and whether it would hit it or not. They found their heart rates, anxiety levels and Blood Pressure weve got lots of things for you all dropped and this little this morning. And we are talking marsupial, the quokka, about bake off, which is back. That was a particular hit. Is what we need, didnt sunshine in our lives and some cake. Wouldnt a but whatever the animal chance to play to speak to youre watching online, it could be good for your health. Kieran. That was kieran who plays with the kaleidoscope orchestra, and simmy who plays with them as well. So there you go, all that time watching cute animals could be good for you. Someone who is going to tell us this is the case is andrea good morning, im asad ahmad. From the university of leeds and a day after League Two Side, Leyton Orient announced that also skilfully feeding this goat. A number of its First Team Players andrea, you have been part of this have tested positive for coronavirus no formal decision has been made research so what actually happened to those students after they watched about whether theyll still be the footage before their exams . Their stress rate was reduced, their playing their league cup match against Tottenham Hotspurs tonight. 0rients Football Ground has been Blood Pressure decreased, their heart rate decreased, and they did closed until further notice and the club is in discussions an anxiety questionnaire which also with public Health England indicated they felt much more about whether any further relaxed after the 30 minutes of action needs to be taken. Its understood that if 0rient cant field a team tonight watching the cute animals. Its one the game will be awarded to spurs thing being here with the animals, as theres not enough room in the schedule but the fact adjust the images to rearrange the tie. Londoners are being advised to get triggered this sense of relaxation, a flu jab to help protect against whats being called was that surprising . Yes, pleasantly the double danger of flu and coronavirus. Surprising. They were mainly images, Research Shows people there was some video, but it can catch both diseases certainly relaxed them. Ok, im at the same time with going to go to kate who works at the serious and sometimes deadly consequences. Farm. Kate, you have the pleasure anyone over 50 is when working with his animals every day. I do, yes. Do you see how we eligible for the jab. Could help people to see images if a start up firm in South East London they cant spend time with animals . Is trying to make it cool for men to wear wigs. Yes, we have a whole range of and its focus is upon young black men with hair loss. Different people who visit here, its already proving popular in america, adults, children, people with learning difficulties, dementia, and where after preparation, the so called man weave, i think for all of them they are using natural hair, able to engage with the animals and is attached to the head it really takes them out of their using special adhesives. It comes as wigs and Hair Extensions headspace where they might be stressed or feel anxious and are for women have grown in popularity. So the idea is why able to kind ofjust a beam of the not have it for men . Animals who are calm or funny and in black culture style has always just become a really good been a thing thats really important destruction, so it can really affect to us and we care about how we look, peoples emotions and give them that we care about how we present ourselves, so hair loss is viewed with some stigma. Kind of a release of anxiety they lets take a look at may have. If you are with bob. Moira the travel situation now. Isa may have. If you are with bob. Moira is a volunteer here at the farm. When you first arrived here, being 0n the roads, vauxhall around these animals help your bridge is closed. Thats until december. Mental health . Definitely, that was and dont forget hammersmith the main thing, i came here because of my Mental Health and i came to be and london bridges are also closed. A volunteer and its just wonderful, in watford, the a41 is closed one big happy family. Lovely, i feel between the sandy lane and the hartspring roundabout like bob could be interested in this for repairs to a burst water main. Microphone so im going to take it and in wandsworth, there away, but whats interesting is when are restrictions northbound on trinity road just after the county arms pub lockdown first started in march, because of a burst water main. A p pa re ntly lockdown first started in march, apparently the number of searches for animal videos on youtube shot up now the weather with elizabeth. And that has stayed the same, so hello, good morning. Feels like theres a national well, today marks the autumn equinox, but its still going to feel Natural Inclination to look at these an awful lot like summer just lovely animals and yesterday for Research Purposes i watched a lot of for one more day until it turns baby pandas and found it very relaxing. Do you know what, its cooler and wetter tomorrow. But for this morning lovely. Really lovely thank you very we are starting off with a few early mist patches around. Much indeed. Do feel free as you for most of us, though, sunshine from the word go and well be keeping that sunshine a lwa ys much indeed. Do feel free as you always do to send us pictures of throughout the day. Top afternoon temperatures your favourites. No disrespect of of 24, maybe 25 celsius. Just clouding over from the west the tortures, but i dont think it as we head towards the end has the same effect. Tortoise. I of the day, and then that cloud is set to thicken overnight tonight. The wind will also pick up bet there are some people who think and therell be some outbreaks of showery rain into the start they do. Of the day tomorrow, stay with us, headlines coming up. But its still mild out there 14 or 15 celsius on wednesday morning. But on wednesday itself, a cold front sweeps through thats going to give us some outbreaks of rain. It will drag in some much cooler air, so temperatures take a real dip as we head through the middle part of the week. On thursday itll turn rather windy, and therell be some showers around. We introduce a cold northerly wind on friday, but a lot of dry weather around, too, at the weekend. Im back with the latest from the bbc london 00 59 51,400 4294966103 13 29,430 newsroom in half an hour. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Louise Minchin and Charlie Stayt. 0ur headlines today a ten oclock curfew for pubs, bars and restaurants from thursday in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus. A change of advice to work from home and no early return of spectators to sport events are also on the cards with more restrictions to come. A stitch in time saves nine. If we take this action at this point, then we can hopefully avert more serious action later. No more being penalised for insurance loyalty. 6 million others are charged more for staying loyal, new proposals could save customers almost £4 billion. Helena bonham ca rters interview about her new role as an eccentric mother gets a surprise interu ption from her own mum. Are you 0k . Phone im ok, how are you . Im on television, ok, so im going to speak to you, and i love you, bye. And pitted today be the last hurrah of summer across parts of the summer . It is the autumn equinox and the weather is about to take a big change. All the details on breakfast and kids today be the last hurrah of summer across parts of the country . Its tuesday 22nd of september. Our top story. Pubs, bars and restaurants in england will have to close at 10pm every night from thursday, under new government measures to slow the recent rise in coronavirus cases. And in the last half hour the cabinet minister michael gove has confirmed on this programme that the government has changed its message to encourage more people to work from home. The Prime Minister will set out more details in the commons later, and then address the nation this evening. Lets speak now to our Political Correspondent chris mason, whos in downing street. What was striking, chris, is there are changes under way . Good morning. As ever, the Decision Makers in brea kfast as ever, the Decision Makers in breakfast setting out what they will be doing. The cabinet is due to meet here in the south island, we have seen some here in the south island, we have seen some cabinet ministers are writing in the last few minutes. There will be an additional meeting of cobra, the civil contingencies meeting, the first ministers of scotla nd meeting, the first ministers of scotland and wales and the deputy first minister of Northern Ireland also joining. First minister of Northern Ireland alsojoining. The Prime Minister will address the commons at lunchtime and address the country at hpn on television this evening. Pubs in england are being told to close front end pm from thursday, Table Service only, and as michael gove confirmed on breakfast in the last half hour, we should return to working from home if we can. Half hour, we should return to working from home if we canm people can work from home, they should. But i stress that it is very important that those people whose jobs require them to bna specific workplace do so. Again, we are not revisiting the date of the beginning of our response to this virus but we are saying there are steps we have taken to make workplaces safer for everyone , taken to make workplaces safer for everyone, those steps have been taken in consultation with businesses and trade unions, we know what they are, workplaces are safer, but one of the risks we have to faces that social mixing overall contributes to the spread of the virus, so as much as we can restrain that as possible at this stage, the better for us all and for Public Health. The Prime Ministers chief aide Dominic Cummings isjust arriving at downing street. To the measures go far enough . I did not expect a response, but it is always worth a go the essence this morning of what we will hear is the essential challenge that the governments of the uk face, how far to go, how to calibrate a response to go, how to calibrate a response toa to go, how to calibrate a response to a still very deadly virus while prying to a still very deadly virus while prying while trying to protect as many liberties and minimise economic havoc into the winter, whereas the blunt truth is that things will get worse before they are going to get better. These measures apply to england, the ones chris was talking about, and borisjohnson will address the nation on television at hpn. At eight oclock. Tighter restrictions, including a ban on people from different households meeting indoors, will come into force across Northern Ireland from six oclock this evening. It comes after more than 1000 people tested positive for covid 19 there in the past week. Lets speak to our ireland correspondent, chris page, who is in belfast this morning. What will the restrictions be, and why now . From six oclock tonight, people in Northern Ireland wont be able to have friends rented a house for a petit, a bite to eat or other social reason around to the house for a social reason around to the house fora cup of social reason around to the house for a cup of tea. Childcare is one exemption, also you can meet friends in your garden but there is a limit on that, to six people from two households, but children under 13 do not count towards that total. If you live in belfast all parts of County Antrim and county armagh, these rules have been in place for almost a fortnight already but ministers in the Northern Ireland government decided to roll out these regulations to the whole of Northern Ireland because they say the virus is spreading fast, Northern Ireland has a higher case rate than the rest of the uk, numbers going into hospital have been rising slowly but ministers want the numbers of people who become severely ill to remain relatively low and they say their evidence is that the place where the virus is spreading the most at the moment is inside homes, so they help by cutting down the amount of time people spend with each other in their homes, that is that i think they can do to put a brake on the spread. Thank you, chris. Sir keir starmer will call on voters who abandoned labour under Jeremy Corbyn to return to the party under his leadership. In his First Party Conference speech as labour leader, which is being held online this year due to the pandemic, sir keir will also focus on his personal values of patriotism and family. 30 Million People are bing offered flu jabs to help protect against the double danger of contracting the illness and coronavirus. Public Health England hopes its biggest ever Flu Vaccination Programme will help to reduce the burden on the nhs during the winter. This year anyone over 50 in england is eligible for a jab. The National Trust has revealed that about a third of its properties have links to the slave trade and colonialism. The report details more than 90 estates, including Winston Churchills home chartwell, which was singled out for ties to britains colonial past, and Quarry Bank Mill in cheshire which was built using Family Wealth related to slavery. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. I think we can look first at a rather Beautiful Image over london, the sun rising. Recorded earlier. It is rather glorious. This is the last sunrise of autumn over london a short while ago, it is a fine start to the day, lots of sunshine across many eastern areas where it will be warm, more cloud developing in the west and signs that 0rton is on the way with cloud and rain towards the north and west slowly spreading more widely across western scotland and Northern Ireland. I could be the shallow across the western half of england and wales as the cloud to co nse rve england and wales as the cloud to conserve england and wales as the cloud to conserve there could be the odd shower. Woman yesterday, 25, 26 across parts of the south east, east anglia and lincolnshire, may be up to 20 oh 21 in north east england. Rain across north east islands and western parts of scotland later with winds of up to 40 mph in the second half of the day. This evening and overnight, rain spreads across scotla nd overnight, rain spreads across scotland and Northern Ireland into the north and west of england and wales, it will be the dividing line between the dregs of the summer warmth remaining across the south east, but a much more fresh and autumnal start tomorrow across scotla nd and autumnal start tomorrow across scotland and Northern Ireland, and the cool weather will be with us all through the rest of the week. It should be around 15 to 19 degrees, but most places around 9013 celsius by friday. Thank you for that lovely sunrise. Lets return to our main story now. From thursday, pubs, bars and restaurants in england will be required by law to close at 10pm. The curfew is one of a number of measures to be announced by Boris Johnson later, to help curb the spread of coronavirus. John maguire is at the bridge inn pub in bristol to find out what impact the new restrictions will have on the staff and customers there. We have heard from some of those involved in the Hospitality Industry about what this will mean. You are ina purple, about what this will mean. You are in a purple, table had to deal these new houses, the restrictions come into place on thursday you are in a pub, they will have to deal with. It has been a difficult time, and now a return to some of the stricter aspects. I want to give you an idea of the type of area this is, very much in the city centre, it is to be an industrial area, lots of construction going on, many of these will be apartments. And also i want to show you this fantastic mural of jimi hendrix, i have nothing much to say about the price or you would like to see it, it is pretty impressive. Lets speak to paul, the landlord. These changes can into place on thursday, what difference will it make to you and the business . Huge difference, Table Service especially will limit capacity to operate, as simple as that. At the moment we are safe behind here, people cant at the bar, not too close, they can take theirdrink and sit bar, not too close, they can take their drink and sit down and they are safe, i now have to go outside this parameter, Table Service, i cannot do it, it is impossible. The restrictions always seemed cruel to small pubs, the Great British pub with a note at each end and a narrow bararea, with a note at each end and a narrow bar area, you will close for many weeks, what about restrictions on opening times, how will that affect you . Not so much, we planted in advance from july to fourth, we thought there might be a second curfew or a temporary lockdown we planned it in advance. People get a bit merry after nine oclock so we thought it would be safer to close early, but we have been opening a little later, so this puts us back. Im happy to report you two are married so you are able to sit next to each other in the pub. Adam, what has going to the pub been like for you and what will these differences make . I think the pubs opening up has been really good for everyones Mental Health. Lots of us have been working from home, it has been a very intense period so seeing it return to some semblance of normality has been really amazing andi normality has been really amazing and i am very happy for my friends who work within the industry that they are getting back to work and able to make money. And what about you, do you think are tailing Opening Hours will have any effect . To you like a drink at last orders . Curtailing Opening Hours . To you like a drink at last orders . Curtailing Opening Hours . There will be an impact but i think people realise it is a sensible move to try to curtail the spread of the virus. I think there is a compromise that people understand. Especially towards the end of the night, have you noticed people letting the rules drop . Definitely, and so i guess that makes the most sense in terms of keeping people behaving sensibly and keeping to the rules, but it is and keeping to the rules, but it is a small businesses. Thank you very much forjoining us this morning. We will get an idea later about what these restrictions will mean, and as we are told about more often, the impact it will have on our daily lives. Studio thank you. It is interesting looking around the inside of the pub and wondering how they will deal with the new restrictions. Lets speak now to william lees jones, who is the owner of the jw lees brewery, and tomas maunier, who co owns the fazenda chain of restaurants. That morning, both. Thank you for joining us. William, some of your pubs will have sort of local lockdown, what you think about this ten dm curfew across england . Ten oclock curfew. All of our pubs were closed for ten weeks and it was only last week that we we reopened our last week that we we reopened our last pulp, and pubs are probably the safest place to bn the uk at the moment. What difference will it make to you, tend to end, how many people are still drinking at that time and what Financial Impact will it have . Already pubs and bars in the north east were reported by turnover was down about 50 , with fares closing at ten oclock, people are not going out, they are having house parties, which is totally unsafe. Fazenda is your restaurant, you heard this news last night, we will heard this news last night, we will hear more from the Prime Minister later, what you make about these announcements . We understand where the government is coming from and there is obviously a risk and we have a duty of care as a business and industry the reality is what we can see today is that closing earlier will not really solve the big problem, the problem is what we can read and see from other people talking about this. People not following the guidelines at home. A couple of seconds ago it was brought about bars, restaurants and pubs can bea about bars, restaurants and pubs can be a safe environment if we take things properly. It is a massive hit, we are talking about losing a full sitting across all our sites, those are big numbers. Because of the restrictions on table or because you have to close . We already have a restriction on tables, more space in between them and putting things into action in the restaurant and i know a lot about the hospitality businesses are doing the same thing. We are already seeing restrictions applied to the businesses, we are running behind as a Business Year on year but now cutting down that extra time from what we normally would close, two hours less, closing it at ten oclock, that means a full sitting across all restaurant and thats a lot of money, believe me. William, you will will be well aware that what the government is trying to do, successfully or not, is balance up protecting the public, in this case in relation to you in a pub environment, and a social environment, and a social environment, against trying to protect the economy. For you, looking at what they have done, what will be the result in terms of your pubs and whether you will survive . At the moment, if the government is going to force us to close at ten oclock, we are asking them for financial help to extend thurlow and maybe on a sector specific basis extent of the furlough scheme. Extend the Business Rates cut public 3 Million People work in hospitality and we have made it a priority to make all of our sites are safe for people to come into with social distancing so we are asking the government, if you are going to put these restrictions on the industry, you need to give us more help, please. And without that . Inevitably there will be redundancies. Whitbread has Just Announced a lot this morning which must have something to do with the announcement. Tomas, picking up that thought, are you looking for help or can you find a way through this . We will probably need help and we are talking about. The industry has all sizes of businesses, big and small and independent and we need to think about all of them when we look at what help the government can give but the key factor is the government has not put their foot down in many aspects, the help has been amazing with furlough and the eating out a scheme but they have not dealt with the Biggest Issue this year which is the Biggest Issue this year which is the landlords. We are taking all the pain at the moment and its not shared with landlords. If we are cutting down the time we can operate, do we have to pay less rent . No, we have to pay full rent so rent . No, we have to pay full rent so the reality is we have to have helped put it seems wrong to not ask, what is the special today . The special is always meet, we are a metre we hope you have a good day and we will find out how things are happening with you. Thank you for speaking to us. Many of you might have been watching michael gove earlier confirming that sports fans will not be returning to stadiums as soon as we will not be returning to stadiums as soon as we thought, sally . This is big news. An interesting quote from michael gove, this is what it would have looked like, brighton had been trialling this way of having fans in ita trialling this way of having fans in it a socially distance way and we had been expecting to see fans back watching live sport, setting a small number but as you said, talking to louisa for small time ago michael gove confirmed that fans will not be going back as expected louise. We heard there would be a review and he suggested that was completely going to stop. I do know that different sporting bodies will be talking to the government about a possible package, some kind of help to keep them going because a lot of the smaller football clubs we already know will be struggling and i have to tell you, the reaction on social media this morning has been really clear. A lot of fans have been in touch injust clear. A lot of fans have been in touch in just the few minutes since that interview, saying, how can they ban fans from coming into to a sports event in a socially distance way and keep pubs open . Thats exactly what we are asking. Although you have to be aware that the government was hugely criticised for allowing the Cheltenham Festival to go ahead back in march. Their timing of that was really interesting. Perhaps that is why we are seeing this reaction but disappointing for the fans and the sporting bodies who insist they can do this in a safe weight. Thank you very much. Youll probably know that this year, weve been talking a lot to doddie weir, rob burrow and Stephen Darby. Three sportsmen who are all living with Motor Neurone Disease an illness with no cure. Former footballer lenjohnrose, who also has mnd, has been telling Richard Askham how hes taken inspiration from his fellow sports stars. Lenjohnrose is a man determined to live his life to the full. As positive in his attitude. If it wasnt for him being so upbeat all the time, we wouldnt be. As he is proud of his family. Len was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease three and a half years ago. He was a teacher after a successful first career as a footballer with several clubs, including blackburn rovers, burnley, and as you see here, swansea city. He lives with his wife nadine, son patrick and daughter elizabeth. What you notice straightaway is how much len smiles and laughs with his whole family. His game face returns when he is coaching his son patrick. He wants to follow in his dads footsteps and become a professional footballer. Patrick, how proud are you of your dad . All the time, every time i hear him and see these videos, i am. What about you, elizabeth . Yeah. I really am proud of him. He has shown me how strong he can be, and i want to be like that. Len takes inspiration from other high profile sportsmen who have mnd. Footballer Stephen Darby, who he is in regular contact with, and rugby players doddy weir, and rob burrow. Give us a wave, len. His smile are all the more remarkable because of how rapidly the disease has affected him. This was him less than two years ago. Absolutely amazing. Literally took my breath away. A parachute jump, part of his tireless efforts to raise money and awareness. He also plans to write a second book. And when it is safe to do so, to try and visit all 92 premier and Football League clubs. Len has been married to his wife nadine for 19 years. They remain besotted with each other. Nadine, you must have been going through all sorts of emotions, obviously. Just try to put it into words, how you feel. You cant think about it too much. I mean, in the beginning, it was awful because you just. The bottom falls out of your world and everything youve planned. We had so many plans, didnt we . We were going to do all sorts. And, then, you just realise you are not going to have time, you are not going to be able to do all those things. And i worry about whether or not, i say. Whether or not im going to. Be able to do it. To be able to get through all this. I know i could ring anybody up at any time from both of our sides and they would be here in a flash. So, i am not going through it on my own but every day, day to day, we are on our own, arent we . Yeah. Youre all right . 0bvious a huge thank you to len and the dean and all the family and it was delightful to see him coaching his son lennadine and. That was Richard Askam reporting. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning, im asad ahmad. A day after League Two Side Leyton Orient announced that a number of its First Team Players have tested positive for coronavirus, no formal decision has been made about whether theyll still be playing their league cup match against Tottenham Hotspurs tonight. 0rients Football Ground has been closed until further notice, and the club is in discussions with public Health England about whether any further action needs to be taken. Its understood that if 0rient cant field a team tonight, the game will be awarded to spurs as theres not enough room in the schedule to rearrange the tie. Londoners are being advised to get a flu jab to help protect against whats being called the double danger of flu and coronavirus. Research shows people can catch both diseases at the same time, with serious and sometimes deadly consequences. Anyone over 50 is eligible for the jab. A start up firm in South East London is trying to make it cool for men to wear wigs. And its focus is upon young black mean with hair loss. Its already proving popular in america, where, after preparation, the so called man weave using natural hair is attached to the head using special adhesives. It comes as wigs and Hair Extensions for women have grown in popularity. So the idea is why not have it for men . In black culture style has always been a thing thats really important to us and we care about how we look, we care about how we present ourselves, so hair loss is viewed with some stigma. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. It has been a good service all morning on the tube. Just a planned closure on the waterloo city line. 0n the roads, theres still congestion on the north circular in bounds green following a collision by brownlow road earlier. In watford, the a41 is closed between the sandy lane and the hartspring roundabout for repairs to a burst water main. And in wandsworth, there are restrictions northbound on trinity road just after the county arms pub because of a burst water main. Now the weather with elizabeth. Hello, good morning. Well, today marks the autumn equinox, but its still going to feel an awful lot like summer just for one more day until it turns cooler and wetter tomorrow. But for this morning we are starting off with a few early mist patches around. For most of us, though, sunshine from the word go and well be keeping that sunshine throughout the day. Top afternoon temperatures of 24, maybe 25 celsius. Just clouding over from the west as we head towards the end of the day, and then that cloud is set to thicken overnight tonight. The wind will also pick up and therell be some outbreaks of showery rain into the start of the day tomorrow, but its still mild out there 14 or 15 celsius on wednesday morning. But on wednesday itself, a cold front sweeps through thats going to give us some outbreaks of rain. It will drag in some much cooler air, so temperatures take a real dip as we head through the middle part of the week. On thursday itll turn rather windy, and therell be some showers around. We introduce a cold northerly wind on friday, but a lot of dry weather around, too, at the weekend. Va nessa Vanessa Feltz has her radio show on bbc radio london right now. I will be back in half an hour. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and Louise Minchin. We will get you up to date with the latest on jobs and insurance now with nina. Not good news im afraid this morning to. In the last hour tui the travel company has announced theyll need to reduce cost base by 30 . Theyve said that potentially impacts 8,000 jobs more than 10 of their global workforce. After an incredibly challenging summer, winter bookings are down 60 . 8000 jobs potentially being lost globally. And also in the last hour whitbread, whose brands include premier inn, brewers fayre and beefeater, have also announced they will begin consultation on 6000 redundancies one sixth of their workforce. In particular their outlets used by Business Travel have suffered. A lot less of that going on at the moment and unfortunately that will probably not be the last of the redundancies in travel and hospitality. Some slightly better news if you are someone who cant find the time to shop around when your insurance is is up for renewal. We know six million of us lose out every year because of autorenewal and today, the fca, which regulates has said the fca, which regulates, has said when a customer renews their home or motor insurance they pay no more than they would if they were new to their provider through same sales channel. This could have massive implications for consumers and insurance for more on this and some advice on how you can make sure youre getting the best price we can chat to iona bain, founder of the young money blog. Good morning. Good news for people like me who say they are too busy to switch, but people who are fixated on switching, their options might be reduced . True, but it is worth pointing out that if the regulator gets its way a probably will not come into fosun till next year, so in the meantime do not wait for the regulator to make things better, get action yourself. Three weeks before your policy is due to renew, shop around, if you wait any longer than that then the prices might start to go up. Use comparison website, use more than one, do not rely on them because they do not display all the policies on the market, there are insurers who are not in comparison website and you might need to talk to aikens talk to an Insurance Broker if your circumstances have changed. But the most important thing is to compare like with like, make sure you are buying the same type of policy, watch out for excesses , type of policy, watch out for excesses, insurers set high accesses to make them look cheaper. Make sure you are buying the same level of cover because you do not want to be trading down to an inferior policy, thatis trading down to an inferior policy, that is a false economy. People who are looking after a parent or who have Young Children would say ijust do not have time to do this, there are so many nukes do not have time to do this, there are so many nukes and crannies in the deals. I completely understand and the Insurance Industry does not make it easy for people to buy policies and understand what they are buying and what kind of level they are getting, and i think we really need to see insurers up their game and make policies far most straightforward to understand, but in the meantime i would really recommend looking at the policy document, unfortunately some can be quite long, even if you cannot read the whole thing, which i completely understand, make sure you understand the key features undertake exclusions and the most important thing is to be really careful when making your application, make sure it is accurate and you are honest, if you make any mistakes or tell any faith, it can come back to bite you if you make a claim in the future. It is regulations come in, do you foresee the average price will go 7 foresee the average price will go its foresee the average price will go le foresee the average price will go up . Its people are saving billions, an estimated 4 billion, somebody is paying more somewhere . There is a big risk that if these regulations come into force then insurers will just put the prices up elsewhere, so it is possible customers could see the upfront costs go up because the regulator has said insurers are free to set prices for new customers so that could suggest that insurers could hike up the prices. 0ver that could suggest that insurers could hike up the prices. Over the last six months at covid 19 we had seen last six months at covid 19 we had seen justin insurers last six months at covid 19 we had seenjustin insurers taking a battering, lots of insurers not paying out, leaving consumers angry. With Car Insurance we had been driving less, making fewer claims, people that premiums have not come down, so i think the Industry Needs to look at itself and see what it can do to rebuild trust. As iona said, it will be around six months a fun 20s regulations come into place. Matt said he got to the stage where he was paying more for Car Insurance than his much younger son, he shopped around and save 400 is, loyalty does not pay so shop around and even go to your current insurer and even go to your current insurer and ask what it would cost if you we re and ask what it would cost if you were a new customer, sometimes they will bring the price down. Millie bobby brown made her name playing eleven in netflixs cult sci fi series, stranger things. Now at the age of 16 she has produced her own film, and its a much more british affair. In enola holmes she plays Sherlock Holmes younger sister. 0ur entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson caught up millie and her on screen mum, Helena Bonham carter, via video chat. Now, where to begin . My mother named me enola, which, backwards, spells alone. And yet we were always together. And it was wonderful. Millie bobby brown, Helena Bonham carter, were certainly not short of names in this, are we . And the title of this film is a name, enola holmes. Millie, tell us about her. 0h, tell. I cant really explain enola. She is very witty and brutally honest, a young person who is going through a coming of age story, she is going on an adventure. A week ago, i awoke. Mother . To find that my mother was missing. And she did not return. Im presently on the way to collect my brothers, mycroft and sherlock. Helena, getting to play Sherlock Holmes mum, thats quite a role . It was fun. It was fun taking something so famous, and ive always been a Sherlock Holmes fan, when i was 18 i was onjury service and this is what i was like, millie, when i wasjust slightly older than you, i actually took the complete works of Sherlock Holmes tojury service because i thought somehow if i imbibed all of sherlocks detective possibilities. Abilities and be able to read people and decode, i would be able to tell if the man who was on the dock was guilty or not. Classic i want to know, did you find him guilty . What had the person done . He was guilty. Im not sure i ever described how a typical days education works with my mother. We started with history. She always said that. Historical perspective is the only way to begin a day then wed lunch. And after lunch, id focus on fitness. Followed by fight combat. Helena, you were 19 when you found fame with room with a view. 19, did you say . I am 107 now. No, thats right. 19, yeah. How difficult was it finding. Having to deal with it all when that happens, and when you see millie having such fame at such a young age . There is a part of me that definitely thought, oh, ive been there. Its also very different these days, i think because of the social media, which is both great, because you have a direct relationship with the fans, but i also feel like thats a huge pressure. But also its amazing because she has. She does something on her instagram and shes got immediately, is it two Million Viewers or something . 35 million. Thats ridiculous. I have 25 followers and she has. I had 25 followers a few years ago. At the beginning, yeah, when you were zero to six months. Millie, what kind of pressure does having 35 million followers on instagram bring . The pressure is. No, its not that bad. I mean, i obviouslyjust go with the flow, im very grateful and honoured that so many people want to watch my life like that. I dont think about it for too long, just because if i did, id be sat there all day wondering why these people like me, you know . I wouldnt be. It wouldnt be healthy for me. It is overwhelming at times but i am grateful for it andi at times but i am grateful for it and i love them, they are good to me. There are two pass you can take a make yours all the passat others choose for you. Helena, you play a suffragette and you have a political background in your family, suffragette and you have a political background in yourfamily, because your great grandfather, herbert asquith, Prime Minister of the country. How much torque was there about growing up . None untili became so called well known. I rememberthe became so called well known. I remember the first article, when you become well known people attach a particular narrative to you, so forever i was a great granddaughter vasquez for at least ten years, and my mum said i to 50 of you and there is no mention of my site. The irony. No, it is not really interesting. Im listening, i am excited my greatgrandfather was not pro suffragette because they we re not pro suffragette because they were silent, and at that point he was looking for home rule in ireland, he sought in order to get it through, from his point of view, he said you cant use violence, so when i played a suffragette i found it very hard, how could you not have been pro votes for women . The film has a very strong feminist message andi has a very strong feminist message and i wanted to ask you both about how difficult it is as a female in the movie industry at the moment . Are things changing . Some work environments are extremely amazing and you can work with men who appreciate your voice and look at you as an equal, and some not, but that just comes with you as an equal, and some not, but thatjust comes with experience and time and you have to understand that that comes with this industry. As faras being that comes with this industry. As far as being portrayed on screen, it is notjust no question that far as being portrayed on screen, it is not just no question that there is not just no question that there isa farwider is not just no question that there is a far wider range of parts available. My mother is stoning. Available to women of all shapes, sizes and ages. My mother is calling me. Now sizes and ages. My mother is calling me. Now i am in my mid 505 i am asked to play all sorts of women but they did not exist, they were not written or filmed then. But i think we are beginning to tuck oh, my mum up there in all shapes and sizes. That is your mundane, they are talking about asquith again phone how are you . I am on television, i will speak to you. I have got to go, i had to go to the parent meeting, guys. You are the best man ever. Best fake mum. Love you. What a lovely chat. That was definitely a zoom interview. A lovely red interview. I can tell you from experience that chaos follows Helena Bonham carter, i interviewed her face to face back Helena Bonham carter, i interviewed herface to face back in Helena Bonham carter, i interviewed her face to face back in the day, she kicked a class and it smashed, she kicked a class and it smashed, she has an air of chaos, in the best possible way. She kicked a class. Enola holmes will be available on netflix from tomorrow. Lets have a look outside of the building. That is eastbourne you can probably spot the difference. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. We had best make the most of the weather, is that fair . a lwa ys most of the weather, is that fair . always thought that we needed a pier in southend. Today is the author equinox, i had to show you this image again, the last sunrise of summer, the rooftops above london, all things change, the equinoxes the early afternoon and officially we are mutual logically and astronomically into autumn. We will see big weather changes. The last hurrah of summer, 26 degrees possible in some eastern parts of england, we should be around 15 to 19 degrees so all places above where we should be, all places below average for the time of year by friday, some places struggling to get into double figures. Autumn is waiting in the winds. Colder air. This cloud will bring more persistent rain more widely across northern and western scotland, a stiffening breeze, the cloud will thicken in Northern Ireland with splashes of rain but said he spells before that arise. We could see enough cloud to produce the shower across western england and wales, eastern scotland stays dry, the best of the sunshine further east in the lighter winds, temperatures up to around 19 or 20 degrees in the moray serpent aberdeenshire, 26 for lincolnshire towards the south east of england. A very pleasant end to summer of england. A very pleasant end to summer in the moray first and aberdeenshire. Rain, heavy at times, because Northern Ireland this evening. Into the north and west of england and wales into tomorrow morning. There will be a dividing line between warmer air lingering across the south east, a mild enough start with one or two heavy showers, a fresh but bright start across scotla nd a fresh but bright start across scotland and Northern Ireland, there could even be first in some well sheltered brands. Some isolated showers, brightening up to the north and west of england and wales after and west of england and wales after a cloudy and damp start, rain pushing eastward, may be lingering across east anglia and the south east, most places tomorrow are closer to where we should be, or a bit lowerfor closer to where we should be, or a bit lower for this closer to where we should be, or a bit lowerfor this stage closer to where we should be, or a bit lower for this stage in september, sticking in the teens. From wednesday night into thursday low pressure starts to push end, bringing rain more widely but also strong to gale falsely in. The best of the weather on thursday is a north west scotland and a full day in the wind. Are you a fan of rick astley . Not a massive one. That was the wrong thing to say, he is listening i love rick astley, he is the best. He heard everything you said at the damage is done thank you any time well be talking to rick astley in a minute about the brilliant new song hes releasing to co incide with the bbc sport personality of the years Unsung Hero Awards. Set your heart youll find the truth set your soul its all in you you can sense the universe for the rest of your life but all youll find, all youll find is theres a fire and it burns so bright in every one of us, every one of us theres a flame its our Guiding Light in every one of us, every one of us theres a fire and it then so bright in every one of us, every one of us theres a flame its our Guiding Light in every one of us, everyone of us. Lets go to rick now. Lovely to see you, we are all great fans here thank you come want to say to matt, he can take a long walk off salford appear to be honest he has disappeared now tell us about the single because it is rather special and it means a lot to you its about people who help people . Indeed. Bbc Sports Personality of the year and have the Unsung Hero Award and i was approached by someone putting the music track togetherfor approached by someone putting the music track together for the nominees and the idea is that it is celebrating the people who are doing heroic things but in the background really. They are unsung but through sports obviously come and we all know that changes your mental and emotional state anyway, doing activities and what have you. They are doing Amazing Things and i met a bunch of the nominees from last year when we shot the video for this. It has been amazing to have a window on that world, they all formed a choir they had to do it socially distant and so they were singing into their phones and computers at home and steve put it all together and did an amazing job. Its quite emotional really because you write a song and it turns into Something Else and it has been great. And it is wonderfully uplifting and catchy. Thank you. I just think people wonderfully uplifting and catchy. Thank you. Ijust think people en masse singing together, whether you are at the football or making a record, theres something about it. You get human beings making a noise together, hopefully a tuneful noise, its inspirational and it grabs you ina its inspirational and it grabs you in a different way so i have always loved listening to choirs and working with them. Theyve done a greatjob and its such a great project as well. The last six months, we all know there have been so months, we all know there have been so many stories and things we are hearing about that people are trying to do to get themselves through this period, and these guys are doing an amazing job. There are a couple of awards this year in the sense that they have got one for the under 15 category as well who have been making a difference in their community through sporting activities. Its an amazing thing. I have said a couple of times, i have mostly been catching up with old films and watching netflix and then there are people on the front line doing really what matters. Its a very Important Message and absolutely these people should be celebrated. Quite a few famous people singing along, who was best and who was the worst singer . Thankfully, they are put into a quiet so i dont know you didnt hear individual voices . Put into a quiet so i dont know you didnt hear individual voices . didntand you didnt hear individual voices . didnt and when i was first approached, i didnt realise they wa nted approached, i didnt realise they wanted to keep my voice on it, i thought everybody would be singing the different lines. It is fun and just a joyous thing and i think the main thing is that people can go on and vote for their unsung hero. I have got the website. It is about just celebrating the people who have actually made an effort so the video and the track, not incidental because they are putting the message across but that is the message for me, to celebrate these people and put them in the light. I think people lending their support, there are some serious names in sports was in there and its a great project. Just on a side note as well we have been speaking to michael gove who said fans might not be back in the stadiums, they were planning to have some from october. That will have an impact on people, wont it . Some from october. That will have an impact on people, wont it . Totally. We have done one gig since this all started and it was amazing, outdoors, very socially distanced and really well run and organised. We have just had and really well run and organised. We havejust had one and really well run and organised. We have just had one cancelled this coming weekend and we are all a bit low about that at the moment. It might not be the ultimate priority to go toa might not be the ultimate priority to go to a gig or sporting event but somewhere in the back of your mind, we need to be doing some of that at some point in our lives because we are humans. That is the way we grew up are humans. That is the way we grew up and we live our lives and we need to get back to doing that as soon as we can but we need to be really careful, we cant rush into it. Im a bit on the fence about it, i know we have to be socially distant and i think we are obviously heading for some more lockdowns and what have you and we have to be sensible and careful about it, but we need those flags in the ground in the distance to say that we will get back to doing this. You were meant to be doing this. You were meant to be doing gigs that they have been put off until next year . Yes, we came back from quite a long trip in australia and new zealand and didnt get to do the gigs injapan because people were getting into lockdown, and we came home and we were meant to go on the uk tour, the biggest one ive done since the 80s it all got postponed until later this year and now until next may and im just hoping by that time we will be rocking and ready to do it. But i think we all know, we cant rush it. We cant rush back to doing things that will put people in jeopardy, we just cant do that. We are desperate for it to happen and im worried about the industry i have been lucky enough to be part of, the music industry, and again the Unsung Heroes of that, people who work in crewe, as musicians every day, they are struggling work in music cruise. But that is the same as everybody on the planet but it means something to be because they are my people. And a final thought and insight into your home life, at the sight of uplifting songs, a go to uplifting song for you outside of your latest hits album . Uplifting song for you outside of your latest hits album . What would be your go to song . And bit of a closet rocker if i go for a walk and i need a pick me up, im into foo fighters, a fan of biffy clyro, there is a tune called many of horace and i love pop music of any kind that when i need somebody to grab hold of me, foo fighters do that for me. They have an incredible song, loads of them but one of my favourite is a song called everlong. That might be a shock to people but there we go thats great, lovely to see you again and state well. That money for the single goes to children in need. To nominate your unsung heros, visit bbc. Co. Uk u nsunghero. I dont think im familiar with those songs. You have got to listen from garden marathons to climbing everest on the stairs, there have been some incredible feats of fitness during the pandemic. But it doesnt have to be that hard. Tims in eastbourne this morning, where theyre encouraging gentler ways to stay healthy through the winter months ahead. What a day you have got there what a day to be on eastbourne beach in a lovely east sussex, fabulous fresh air, just the sort of thing we all need. There are more and more effort to get people in this town and elsewhere walking and doing exercise. Today is world car free day so a lot of street have been blocked up and it also marks ten yea rs of blocked up and it also marks ten years of a game called beat the streets which sees people Walking Around and playing a game and staying healthy and it has been a huge success and we have been meeting some people who have been playing it. Millie and jake are playing beat the street. For ten years, this game has helped get communities moving. When you go to your first street box, it registers your fob or your card and then you have an hour to get to your second box. When you get to it, it gets ten points for yourself and ten points for your school. It keeps you more healthy every time you reset a box. Their head teacher, benjamin bowles, believes it has made a huge difference to his pupils. We believe that when the children and families are physically active, its going to support their Mental Health, the two are intrinsically linked. And we do an awful lot of work around the ways of wellbeing in school. It was the idea of gp william byrd, a familiarface to bbc breakfast viewers. We have managed to get 1. 3 Million People engaged and we get all walks of life, people who have never done any activity at all will start to do beat the street. The uk could see 50,000 new coronavirus cases a day by mid october without further action, the governments scientific adviser said yesterday. The coronavirus alert level is going up to level four, meaning transmission is high or growing at an increasing rate. If there is a second lockdown, what we have to be careful of is that we dont keep people indoors the whole time. There will be a lot of people who will be frightened and anxious about going outside because there is a lockdown and it creates this fear but the message has to be, permission given for people to be outside. Today is world car free day. Streets are being blocked off to traffic on a temporary basis to get people walking and cycling, adding to what is becoming an increasingly familiar sight. This year, Many Councils have expanded their healthy neighbourhood schemes which means many streets have been blocked off, like this one. The hope is that it encourages people to leave their car at home but it can make other roads more congested. Traffic does get re routed elsewhere but i think the plan is, you know, in a town centre 25 of all pollution is generated from cars and from vehicles so what we can do is encourage people to leave their cars at home. Meanwhile, beat the street has this year seen 10,000 people sign up in eastbourne alone. Convince people why you should do this rather than just go for a walk. Well, i suppose it is a way of exploring further afield, you know. We are quite familiar with quite a lot of the town as we have lived here on and off for many years but also it means you can explore other areas. I think it is really great fun, its good for all the family. What do you think, 0scar . He loves it at a time of enormous change, fresh air has never felt so important. The youngest ever player of the beat the street, you just saw him there daryl is a director of Public Health for east sussex. We are expecting an announcement later so how important is it that people get outside at some point . I think what we learnt from the lockdown earlier in the year was the importance of one hour of physical activity that people can do so whatever is announced later, we need people to stay active and beat the street provides a perfect opportunity for that here in eastbourne. Do people underestimate how important it is to keep moving and get outside . I think often they do but lockdown and those measures gives people of that opportunity. To discover the town they live in, their area, discovering nature, all these things are very important not just for physical health but Mental Health. Interesting stuff. We mentioned that world car free day which you are organising for a sponsor how challenging has it been . Very challenging but i want to prove to people that improving air quality is the way forward and we need to get on our bikes and go for a walk. And if the road is blocked and traffic goes down a different road, what about the people who live on that road . We are improving air quality in certain areas but we try to phase it away from everybody using a vehicle because we want people to go on public transport and use bikes. You are 16, an amazing effort to organise so much. A beautiful morning this morning and ata time beautiful morning this morning and at a time when it feels like fresh airand getting at a time when it feels like fresh air and getting outside it so important and air and getting outside it so importantandi air and getting outside it so important and i guess we have to cherish days like this which make it a pleasure to do that. Can your camera looks out across the beach for us and give us that moment . Lets have a quick look. A nice shot across the beach. There you go, get them out of the way that looks lovely joining me this morning is the shadow foreign secretary, lisa nandy and the bbcs chief Political Correspondent, vicki young. So keir starmer arrived at an empty hall in doncaster a few minutes ago. 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