Good morning to you. Thank you very im here live at League Two Much for being with us this morning. Club Tranmere Rovers, who face an uncertain future due to the pause lets talk first of all about the death toll, one of our lead stories on fans returning to stadiums. And the Lake District could become this morning, passing the1 million home to the worlds first paramedic inajet suit. Mark. When our view is here that look at this. Good morning. From ham this morning, what you think the reaction should be our viewers. House, we are going to be talking because without saying its an absolutely horrendous figure. But i about edible flowers and heritage vegeta bles about edible flowers and heritage vegetables this morning. It is think there is a huge concern now raining here in london, the rain will clear away slowly through the amongst gps and amongst the wider course of the day and most of us then well have a dry and sunny day. Medical community that the only harms that we are focusing on,
To self isolate on campuses, dominic hughes, bbc news. The education secretary is due joining me now is dr chaand to make a commons statement later. Nagpaul is the chair of the British Medical Association and Sophie Hutchinson whose who did you think would win out of a two year old son is waiting for hospital treatment to resolve lion, a hippopotamus and a rhino . Sir David Attenborough takes recurring ear infections. Questions from the children he says hold the hope for the future in their hands. Jetpack paramedics. Could this be one way to reduce the Response Time to patients this report talks about the nhs in otherwise hard to reach areas, being at a crossroads and difficult decisions having to be made, like like the Lake District . What . This report mirrors the feedback we have had from thousands of doctors who are equally concerned, worried and that they are not able to provide the care that patients need. What difficult decisions are going to have to be made, do you think . Pati