And the moment a music teacher with dementia hears his composition played by an orchestra for the first time. Good morning from Arundel Castle in west sussex, where it is a chilly start to the day. We will be talking to dupont through the course of this morning. The focus for this week will be windy at times, wet at times, but by the end of the week it will also be quite mild. More details in about ten minutes. Its monday the 26th of october. Our top story. A Navy Special Forces unit has stormed an oil tanker off the isle of wight after a suspected hijacking. Seven stowaways thought to be nigerian nationals have been detained after they were reported to have threatened the crew. Andy moore has the latest. Late last night, and the tanker andromeda was back under the control of its crew after what the ministry of defence called a suspected hijacking. 16 members of the special boat squadron, based at nearby poole, were landed on the ship as night fell. Defence secretary ben wallace said. What is good to see is the reaction from ourforces, the coordination between our agencies. Number 10 would have been fully involved in what was going on. This is a good outcome for britain. The drama began yesterday morning as the ship prepared to enter the Fawley Oil Refinery near southampton. Seven stowaways believed to be nigerians are said to have become violent and made verbal threats to the crew. They retreated to a safe place on board the ship. There are few official details from the ministry of defence, but its understood several military helicopters landed heavily armed troops by rope onto the deck of the ship. Faced with overwhelming force, the stowaways are said to have surrendered almost immediately. This was a very efficient operation. It only took nine minutes from the word go to the stowaways being rounded up and identified. And, of course, this reflects the training that both the fleet air arm crews and the sbs the special boat service undertake all the time. None of the 22 crew of the andromeda were injured in the incident. The seven stowaways have been detained. Andy moore, bbc news. Frank bough, one of the most familiar faces on Bbc Television for many years, has died at the age of 87. He presented grandstand, nationwide, and launched the forerunner of this programme breakfast time in 1983. David sillito reports. In the studios, they celebrated. 1983 and a tv landmark the birth of Breakfast Television in britain, and the man presenting was frank bough. Its 6. 30, monday. He was one of the few people totally at ease with hours of Live Television. His career went back to the 60s hed done match of the day, grandstand and ten years of nationwide before launching breakfast time with selina scott and nick ross. Must be awfully. Good, good job. Were going to be going for about a minute. Do you think were winning so far . I think were winning. Yeah, i think were winning. Frank bough was also a familiar face on the holiday programme, trundling around cities with his wife, nesta. He presented an image of gentle, affable, easygoing respectability. Youve now got me on tenterhooks because i know youve always wanted to come to sienna. Are you disappointed . It was, then, a bit of a shock when he appeared on the front of the news of the world confessing to using drugs and attending sex parties. His bbc career came to an end. He did continue to work for itv, sky and lbc, but the revelations always cast a shadow. The private and the public frank bough may have been rather different, but his long career was a testament to his skill and ease in front of a live tv camera. David sillito, bbc news. Frank bough, who died last wednesday at the age of 87. And well be joined by some of franks former colleagues throughout the morning including nick ross, who helped launch Breakfast Television. Retailers will be meeting with the Welsh Government today to clarify the ban on selling non essential items in supermarkets. More than 60,000 people have signed a petition calling for the restrictions which have stopped people buying items like clothes and toys to be lifted. First minister Mark Drakeford has said the implementation of the rules may be tweaked, but the ban would not be reversed. Ministers are continuing to insist they will not fund School Meal Vouchers for children in england during the half term holiday despite calls for a re think from some conservative mps. The government has come under pressure on the issue following a high Profile Campaign by the footballer Marcus Rashford. Scotland, wales and Northern Ireland have already introduced food Voucher Schemes. 0ur Political CorrespondentJonathan Blake joins us from westminster. Good morning. So. Will the government change their minds . There isa government change their minds . There is a lot of pressure out there. Good morning. There is a lot of pressure. It does not seem that ministers are in the mood to change their minds at the moment but as we have seen Marcus Rashfords campaign has proved to be incredibly effective already so far this year and the government was forced into a u turn earlier on in the year. They make the point, ministers, just now, that a couple of things have changed since then. Firstly they have increased availability payments under the universal Credit System of benefits, and also the government has given something in the region of £60 million to local authorities in england to spend in support of families who are struggling. That is why we have seen some already provide a food Voucher Scheme, some issuing food parcels, although some councils are already warning the money is running out or has run out. A couple of indications this issue is not going away now half term has come here in england. 870,000 people and counting have signed a petition by Marcus Rashford online to get the government to change its stance. Labour are saying they will force another vote in the house of commons if the government does not change its policy, and there are a number of conservative mps who themselves are very uneasy about the way the government has handled this and also some saying there does need to be a rethink. Last time mps voted on this, the commit won carefully, just a handful of tories rebelling. They would not want to put that to the test again. Thank you very much. We will have the Health Secretary at matt hancock here at 7 30am. Meanwhile Marcus Rashford has been given another award for his work on the Free School Meals campaign. The Manchester United forward said he is extremely humbled to receive the pride of britain award and said he will dedicate it to those who have helped their communities during the pandemic. New restrictions have come into force today in italy in an attempt to slow down the countrys soaring infection rate. All restaurants and bars will finish Table Service at 6pm and gyms, pools and cinemas will close. The measures will be in place for a month. Mark lowen reports from rome. Waiting not on tables, but on news of their future. Worried staff at a prime Roman Restaurant in a crisis meeting over new measures. Inside, they prepared the last suppers. From today theyll close at 6pm. 0nly takeaway after that. The Family Business was just starting to recover from the first wave. We are really, really worried about it, for sure. You know, its a very difficult situation and september was the first month for us that we started to go in the right way. So now we have to stop again. All our life is here. We are four families some with children, with babies and we love this job. The Prime Minister announced a looser lockdown than last time a maximum of four people at tables. Gyms, pools, cinemas and theatres closed. Italians advised to move around only if necessary. He knows patience is wearing thin protests by Fringe Groups against restrictions turned ugly this weekend. Its economy already forecast to shrink by 10 this year, italy cant afford a second shutdown. But with soaring cases, the government says italy needs another push to get the virus under control. Its management of the pandemic has been widely supported here, but with venues closing again, the mood may change and therell be no gyms to let off steam. Of course, that will undermine our. Just overall sanity, i think both physically and mentally. And i dont think. Amongst the very many decisions which could have been taken, i think that this one in particular was perhaps. Yeah, a bit rash or. Not really necessary. It could have been dealt with differently. Its too serious not to act. Over 1,200 are now in intensive care up almost 1,000 since last month. The first country in the west crushed by the pandemic is seeing a grim history repeating itself, and hopes its not too late to turn the tide. Mark lowen, bbc news, rome. Its 6 10am and its cold out. It is chilly. We have evidence from carol who is on the grounds of Arundel Castle, all wrapped up. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning to you, too. It is a chilly start to the day here in west sussex. It is across many areas this morning, particularly rural areas. We are here because behind me you can see what is called a stupond stewpond because it used to provide stew. We will be talking about it later in the programme. It is quite ethereal. You can see the mist across the water. The forecast for this week is quite mixed. We are looking at windy conditions at times, also some rain, also some sunshine and by the end of the week, particularly in the south, it is going to be mild for the time of year. This morning we are starting off for many on a dry note, particularly central and eastern areas. We have showers across the north and west and a few in the channel coast. As we go through the course of the day, more showers will develop and more will travel eastwards, too. Some of them could well be heavy with the chance of some thunder. Temperatures ten to 14 degrees with the wind is easing. As we head through the evening and overnight, a ridge of High Pressure builds, kills off a lot of showers. By builds, kills off a lot of showers. By the end of the night and knew where the front will come in, bringing rain across Northern Ireland, through wales and the south west. The wind will also be picking up. Through tomorrow the band of rain continues to edge north eastwards. The Northern Isles hang onto the sunshine. Behind that rain, in parts of the south west and wales, we will see brighter skies but also some heavy showers again with the chance of hail and thunder and dont forget the wind, as well, picking up particularly with exposure. I will have a full weather hmmfi exposure. I will have a full Weather Forecast looking through the week ahead in about half an hour. For now, back to you. It looks really cold out there this morning. Thank you very much for being there, we will see you later. Had to pull my hood up coming in this morning. Will see you later. Had to pull my hood up coming in this morninglj did see you wearing that. Its back. Its officially winter when dan has his big coat. Its a big one. Its not winter yet, is it . No, not yet. Lets take a look at todays papers. Several of the front pages are dominated by images of an oil tanker which was reportedly seized by seven stowaways off the coast of the isle of wight yesterday. The lead picture in the metro is of the moment special forces stormed the vessel. The times leads with the same story. The paper reports that four military helicopters took 40 personnel to the scene of the suspected hijack, after a mayday call on sunday morning. The guardian says there is growing pressure faced by downing street to make a u turn on providing meal vouchers during the holidays in england. The front page also features formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, following his world record breaking win yesterday. Marcus the pride of britain is the headline on the front page of the daily mirror. The paper is awarding the Manchester United footballer for his campaign on Free School Meals. That has been much talked about over the week. He is still tweeting. Its extraordinary, the amount of people who are offering to help. Amazing. You will like this. You might be scared, actually. Killer cornets. I love the headline there. A sting operation they are asian giant hornets and these people are armed with full face mask, thick protective suits, took on this mission, flushing out the first known nest of murder hornets, they are called. In america with a vacuum cleaner. I think its quite a sophisticated. Not a normal vacuum cleaner. They were vacuumed out of the tree and into a tube and they attack in groups, have a venomous sting which kills around 40 people in china and japan every year. 0h sting which kills around 40 people in china and japan every year. Oh i know. Big old units, proper hornets. They filled the cavity of the tree with foam, covered it with plastic wrap to store donor. The hornets escaping than they were sucked into a tube using a powerful vacuum and will be frozen and kept for further study. Not taking any chances with those suits. Strictly, did you watch . Yes. Did you see Caroline Quentin . Lots of people enjoyed her crying. With joy they say it went. Hold on. You cant make a strictly story without some kind of dance reference it says they went cha cha charging back. Lots of people talking about the jive with janette manrara, the person with the best name in tv. They finished off the evening and were brilliant. Am i being really stupid or do they a lwa ys being really stupid or do they always put the people they think i best last . I dont know. Sometimes they put them at the start to kick it off in they put them at the start to kick it offina they put them at the start to kick it off in a nice way. Massimo out there is lots of apples where i live stop beside it brewer has been inundated with donations of apples as an orchard renaissance starts to bear fruit as an orchard renaissance starts to bearfruit in as an orchard renaissance starts to bear fruit in england. As an orchard renaissance starts to bearfruit in england. A london based Cider Company sent 12 tonnes of apples in the post after launching a trial delivery scheme to encourage volunteers to spot russets and royals. You donate apples and in exchange you get last years apple juice. Isnt that brilliant . Very clever idea. Lows of stuff on the back pages today about tailgate and heart Tao Geoghegan hart and we will be talking about Lewis Hamilton breaking Michael Schumachers record. I want to tell you about this baby. She has sadly passed away at the age of 112 but she was the old est at the age of 112 but she was the oldest person in britain. Joan hocquard was born in 1908, had a childhood in kenya. Herfather was a shipping officer, she went to boarding school, she was a cook in geneva, drove ambulances in london during the second world war. She married some bloke who. Yeah some bloke . Just some bloke a man called gilbert. They had boats next to each other, they got chatting, got married. In later life she travelled around the world on this boat, france, the channel islands, around the islands of scotland. Eventually toward the end of her life she met another bloke called kenneth down on the south coast. Why dont you call them gentlemen . Lovely gentleman called kenneth. She said the secret to her long life was she just kept going. She never saw a doctor, had no doubt whatsoever, ate what she wa nted no doubt whatsoever, ate what she wanted and always sought to live life to the fault. Lived to 112. 112. Now lillian priest is the old est 112. Now lillian priest is the oldest person in britain, 111 and lives in swanage. You might have seen lives in swanage. You might have seen here and breakfast. Weve been following the story of 80 year old paul harvey the former music teacher living with dementia whose skills on the piano turned him into an internet sensation. Using just four random notes, paul created a melody that inspired the bbc philharmonic to turn it into a full orchestral piece. And yesterday paul heard his creation come to life for the first time, as Graham Satchell reports. Notes play. There is your four notes. He sings the notes. It started with just four notes. Paul harvey, whos 80 and has dementia, improvised a tune that went viral online. Dad is, at heart, a performer and an entertainer and a musician and a pianist, and when he sits at the piano and either plays a classical piece or one of his own compositions, or improvises, it brings him back it brings it back. It brings him back. And its vitally important in his life. After pauls tune was played on radio 4s broadcasting house, the bbcs Philharmonic Orchestra was asked to get involved. Its a wonderfully nostalgic, romantic piece of music, and the fact that it was improvised, as well, just makes it more special, really, doesnt it . It reallyjust highlights the power of music, i suppose, doesnt it . And the importance of music to Mental Health. Dan has adapted pauls tune for full orchestra individual parts were recorded locked down at home, the final version given its World Premiere again on broadcasting house. Everyone involved wanted this moment to be the first airtime of four notes, pauls tune. P