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the women s six nations gets underway today. it was delayed by the pandemic but is now taking centre stage. can england retain their title? they face scotland in the opening game this afternoon. good morning. a dry day ahead with some sunshine, particularly in the north and west. cooler and cloudier in eastern england. all the details coming up on breakfast. it s saturday 3rd april. our top story: care home residents in england will be allowed two regular visitors indoors from the 12th of april in a further relaxation visitors will also be able to bring babies and young children with them, meaning some residents could meet grandchildren for the first time. charlotte wright has this report. it has been an agonising year for those with relatives locked down in care homes. but last month, as restrictions started to ease, some were able to hold their loved ones hands for the first time since the start of the pandemic. now from the 12th of april, more family members will be reuni
they look like they re going to be a veryjolly read. they re called in the thick of it. and the reference to the buffoon and the book is apparently a reference to the fact that when duncan was johnson s deputy whenjohnson that when duncan was johnson s deputy when johnson was that when duncan wasjohnson s deputy whenjohnson was foreign secretary apparently they had a blazing row over a press report about diplomats treating boris johnson as a buffoon. and boris apparently asked, why don t they take me seriously, why don t these diplomats take me seriously? and doug and replied, look in the expletive mirror. i think it s going to be quite a lot of rough and tumble. folks with a sharp sticks, this book. because duncan is no fan of borisjohnson. he was very close to theresa may, he resigned when it looked as though borisjohnson was about to win the election to become prime minister. and i think this book will spare no pensions. and it looks as though it s going to be a really rol
was saying, it is extraordinary that the issue of reunification and what brexit has done to support for parties like sinn feinjust brexit has done to support for parties like sinn fein just has brexit has done to support for parties like sinn feinjust has not had mainland coverage and i think a lot of people will be taken some surprise by this and are already the leaders of sinn fein tonight are saying they want a referendum in the next five years on reunification. and i think a lot of people will be startled but of course this was always one of the big issues with brexit. and i did not believe 90% of project fear but interesting thing about project fear during the campaign was it barely talked about northern ireland or reunification. except when tony blair injohn major went and did thatjoint conference. exactly right and nobody listen to them. they were shouting from the rooftops and this is the first possible step towards it. the interesting thing is of course the dup were