if the weather is looking mostly dry. if the weather is looking mostly m it if the weather is looking mostly dry. it will not always be sunny with dry. it will not always be sunny with mist dry. it will not always be sunny with mist and fog to contend with. all the with mist and fog to contend with. all the details on the way. it s sunday 28th february. our top story: pubs, shops and other businesses in england will be boosted by a £5 billion government grant to help them reopen safely as lockdown restrictions are eased. companies will be able to apply for a one off payment which will replace the current monthly grant system. the measure will be outlined by the chancellor in his budget on wednesday. our business correspondent, katie prescott, reports. the first signs of spring and with them hope of new beginnings for businesses as lockdown eases but it has not been an easy ride. despite government support, salons like this one still have friends and overheads. one s
announcing his retirement after more than 20 seasons in the nfl. fox & friends first continues right now. have a nice day. jillian: 5:00 on the east coast, in new york city, and it is 10:00 in london town. good morning to, i m jillian mele. you re watching fox & friends first on this monday. good to see you, benjamin. ben: you too. we both had to get up an hour earlier today. a lot of people will be struggling this morning with daylight saving time. jillian: it s always a struggle. a lot of people like the whole daylight longer but for me when you go to bed at 6:00 p.m., when it s super bright shining in your room it makes it a little challenging. so i have mixed opinions on this. ben: i can tell you, there is perhaps some hope in. neil: in sight. senator rubio put a bill up, seeks to make daylight saving permanent, partly to do with the golf and barbecue lobby. they want an extra hour of daylight. jillian: as a golfer, i can appreciate that. ben: as can i. today, a
bank accounts. with so much money being pumped into the economy, the question is whether it could be too much of a good thing. and the crisis on the southern border. the biden administration sends fema to help manage the surge of unaccompanied minors. question is, how will the u.s. government safely accommodate the more than 4,000 children in custody? plus, the latest on the scandal surrounding new york governor andrew cuomo, as democrats turn up the heat and urge him to resign. the question is, where does the president stand? it s way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that s also following music history being made. we re going to get to that just ahead. i am kasie hunt on this monday, march 15th. we ll start with the news. the president and vice president will hit the road to begin promoting the new covid relief package this week. the president begins with an event at the white house today, while vice president harris will a
in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. and we ll be finding out how cricketing legend, geoffrey boycott, reacted when the bbc test match special team bowled him a googlie hello, i m 0lly foster, welcome to the bbc sport centre, these are our headlines tonight.. as easy as 1 2 3. it s a hatrick for ali as england go ahead in the test series against south africa there s a significant vote by liverpool fans in favour of safe standing.but will it ever be seen at anfield it s a massive week for england s footballers at the women s euros. they are now favourites for the title. imad ascot thinning at frankie dettori feels about his son following in his footsteps. good evening, lots coming up. the latest from madrid and a taxing day for cristiano ronaldo and we ll also look ahead to the world athletics championships that start in the london on friday. england s cricketers have been playiong in the capital for the
it was literally a putrid soup of body parts and rain and mud and everything. it was just awful, i think. and your father also spoke about the horses he went into battle with. one of his horses was fatally wounded in shrapnel or something. and, this particular horse, i think he was probably quite fond of or something and he sat with it for a few minutes until it died. they weren t allowed to put them out of their misery, they weren t allowed to use any ammunition. because the ammunition was all supposed to be kept for the enemy. so, your mother is believed to be the oldest surviving world war i widow. she s coming up to 97. there was a 25 year age gap between my father and her. obviously not well enough to be here today. so, it was quite nice to be here for her. very poignant. it s amazing really. and ijust feel so grateful that my father survived. i wouldn t be here otherwise. it is wonderful really and i think he d be very proud. good evening, you re watching bbc news, i m