hello, this is breakfast with and mega munchetty. charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: a major review of hospital food in england is announced coming up before ten, by the health secretary, tomasz will be here with the weekend following the deaths of five patients who contracted listeria. weather. and mike will have all of the sport. the british government but first, a summary of this morning's main news. blames iran for attacks a comprehensive review on two oil tankers in the gulf of hospital food in england has been announced of oman, warning it's posing by the health secretary matt a serious danger to the region. hancock in response to the deaths of five patients who contracted listeria. flooded for 48 hours — seven nhs trusts have been affected by the outbreak, we've the latest on the operation which has been linked to pre—packed to help the village hit sandwiches and salads. public health england said the wider by this week's rain storms. worth the wait: england book their place in the world cup last—16, with jodie taylor's risk to the public remains low. first goal in m months. we've issued guidelines for many and from hogwarts to south london — yea rs we've issued guidelines for many years now, and so has the food standards agency, which has done a ijoin a down to earth version lot of work on this, advising that of quidditch, for muggles. some wedges and chilled foods well, no huge changes to our weather this weekend. it is just a case of generally, should not be served to sunglasses in one hand, raincoats and umbrellas in the other. certain types of patient who are vulnerable to listeria. iran is "almost certainly"

responsible for the attacks on two it's saturday 15th june. oil tankers in the gulf of oman, according to the foreign our top story: a comprehensive secretary, jeremy hunt. review of hospital food yesterday, the us military released in england has been announced a video which it said showed iranian by the health secretary matt hancock in response to the deaths forces removing an unexploded mine of five patients who contracted from one of the stricken ships. listeria. tehran has denied any involvement. seven nhs trusts have been the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, affected by the outbreak, which has been linked to pre—packed says there's no "credible evidence" sandwiches and salads. iran is responsible, simonjones reports. tweeting that the uk should ease tensions, rather than fuel a military escalation. two teenagers have been killed with nine confirmed cases in london in separate attacks within minutes of each other. of listeria in hospital patients, police are investigating after one resulting in five deaths, was stabbed in wandsworth shortly the health secretary wants to know before five o'clock on friday what has gone wrong. afternoon and another was shot two people died at manchester in plumstead in south—east london. royal infirmary, and one police have made arrests at aintree hospital in liverpool. it has not been revealed where the other two patients died. in connection with each death. in a statement, the in the last two hours, hong kong's health secretary said:. chief executive has suspended controversial extradition laws that led to massive demonstrations and violence. hundreds of thousands of people took here at the department of health, to the streets to protest matt hancock was facing against the proposal. growing calls to act. at a news conference, carrie lam said that her priority was to restore peace and order. labour want him to make an urgent statement to the commons on monday to outline what exactly the company that owns the exam board

edexcel say they've found a "serious was being done. breach of correct practice" while investigating how they say hospital patients and staff part of an a—level maths paper was leaked online. the questions were shared on social alike need reassurance. media ahead of yesterday's exam and the full paper was offered for sale. 43 nhs trusts had been supplied pearson said it was "determined to sandwiches and salads from a company identify" the source of the breach. called the good food chain, edexcel a—level maths papers which has been linked to the outbreaks. were also leaked in 2017 and 2018. they got their fillings from north country cooked meats. here, a strain of listeria has been identified. more people will be both have halted production. evaccuated from their homes in lincolnshire this morning the first patient affected showed after the river steeping burst its symptoms on the 25th of april. banks for the second time this week. a state of emergency was declared suspect sandwiches and salads in wainfleet on thursday were withdrawn on the 25th of may. after the equivalent of two months' public health england first rain fell in two days. warned about the outbreak our reporter michael on the 7th ofjune. listeria typically causes mild food cowan joins us now. poisoning but can prove fatal if people are already seriously ill. michael, bring us up—to—date with what is going on, obviously the community there is dealing with a lot of infrastructure problems now? we have issued guidelines for many a lot of infrastructure problems, yea rs we have issued guidelines for many years now and also the food actually in the last few moments we standards agency as well which does a lot of work on this, advising that have seen actually in the last few moments we have seen rescue actually in the last few moments we have seen rescue boats going out behind us to try and rescue any people who are still left, who have sandwiches and chilled foods generally should not be served to not been evacuated from the streets

behind me. we have also heard in the certain types of patients who are vulnerable to listeria. as investigations continue, last few moments, we have had an public health england insists any risk to the public remains low. official statement that another part official statement that another part of the river now is showing signs of iran is "almost certainly" breaching and residents in the north responsible for the attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman, and west areas around wainfleet are according to the foreign secretary, now going to be evacuated. they're jeremy hunt. calling for certain postcodes to the crews of both vessels had to abandon ship evacuate themselves to friends and after they were hit by explosions on thursday. family in safer areas. but this is a tehran has denied any involvement. the un secretary—general situation which many thought was is now demanding an coming to an end last night. they independent investigation. saw the river levels receding, they we're joined now by our correspondent mark lowen in the united arab emirates saw the river levels receding, they saw water in their streets going near to where the down. and now, in other parts of the incident took place. area they are obviously seeing further disruption, which is going to come as a major blow to more than good morning. the real danger here, 170 homes that have already been as politicians get involved, is the evacuated. and there is still no news on when people are going to be danger of escalation, of course. and able to get back into their houses, the incident itself, there a limit fire crews are still working to get to what we know what happened. yes, water out of those homes that are already affected, but they don't know yet how the emergency services are going to be affected by this at the moment it is really the word of one side against the other. and latest news that there are signs of

the one hand, you have the us, which another breach in the river. michael is standing very firmly behind its cowa n, another breach in the river. michael cowan, thank you very much, in allies, the uae and saudi arabia, wa i nfleet. president trump is saying that this cowan, thank you very much, in wainfleet. and mike has got all of has iran written all over it. they the sport for us now, so, it was two say that the footage that was big matches, scotland and england, released shows and iranians patrol and their fortunes are slightly craft removing an unexploded limpet divided at this point? doug rufus mine from one of the two ships that scotland, the best they can really hope for now is getting one of the was attacked on thursday close to best third—place finishes to qualify here. and that that proves the for the knockout phases, but they will have to beat argentina and hope complicity of iran. on the other for the best. england, after beating side, you have iran, backed by its argentina, despite the heroics of allies russia, turkey, saying that the argentina goalkeeper, who was this is warmongering, that this is a brilliant, phil neville saying false flag operation to try to stoke showers the best player on the pitch, but they finally found a way tension in the region. they have raised the idea that this could have past her so england are definitely been some kind of proxy group or through to the knockout stages after some other actor trying to foment this 1-0 through to the knockout stages after this 1—0 victory. katie gornall is tension here. so you have both of soaking up the reaction for us this these sites with their conflicting claims and counter claims and meanwhile we wait for one of those morning in le havre, and phil neville must be really happy that two stricken ships, the japanese they have qualified for the knockout owned ship to come here where it

stages with a game to spare? will be assessed and for some light definitely, all of the squad will be to be shed on what happened. now, feeling pleased with themselves this morning because they passed a very the us is also blaming iran for a tough test last night in le havre. surface—to—air missile which it says argentina have been one of the stories of the world cup, three has hit an american drone in the years ago they did not even have a region on thursday. it says that team, no temperatures, no coach, no thatis region on thursday. it says that that is further proof that iran was ranking, so they have shown a huge behind this. why would iran have amount of resilience just to get done this? if they did it, possibly here, and they have already taken a to disrupt world oil markets, to point off of japan. show that they can still do that, here, and they have already taken a point off ofjapan. so england would despite crippling us sanctions on have been wary. argentina defended the iranian oil industry. possibly very deep, there are a few had the it was the work of the year any game of her life. so, all the military guard to try to stop any ingredients were there for this to bea ingredients were there for this to mediation attempts between iran and be a really frustrating night for england, but they kept their the us, we simply don't know. but patience and in the second half, all the time, while the tension is jodie taylor came to the rescue after a lovely move down the ratcheted up, so our oil prices which continue to rise as a faith of left—hand side from england. it was slick and quick and it was finished the world bosman crude oil passes off byjodie taylor, her first goal through these waters. thank you very much. two teenagers have been killed in14 off byjodie taylor, her first goal in 14 months, so, a big for her. in london in separate attacks within minutes of each other. even though the floodgates failed to police are investigating after one open after that, i think there was very much a sense that this was job was stabbed in wandsworth shortly before 5 o'clock on friday done against what could have been a difficult side. maybe a few years afternoon and another was shot ago they might have drawn or even in plumstead in south—east london. lost that game, but they have gone

police have made arrests through with a game to spare. the players and manager, very happy in connection with each death. after that one. so, one game to go thousands of people, againstjapan, and including rapper stormzy, joined a silent march last night after that one. so, one game to go against japan, and plenty after that one. so, one game to go to remember the victims againstjapan, and plenty of incentive to win that one as well of the grenfell tower fire. the event was held to mark and top the group? yeah, theyjust the second anniversary of the disaster which killed 72 people. need a point now, actually, but they will definitely be going for the the bishop of kensington win. phil neville has been saying told a memorial service the whole tournament how he wants to it was a "national shame" that flammable cladding remained in place keep standards high. there are a few things they could improve on from on more than 200 high—rise buildings in england. the world health organisation says that result against argentina. they it is "deeply concerned" will want to top the group because about an outbreak of ebola if they finish runners—up in this in the democratic republic of congo, which is already the second group, then they will play the worst in history. the international health body is working with neighbouring countries winner of group, then they will play the winnerof group e, group, then they will play the winner of group e, so that would be to prepare for any possible spread of the disease, but says canada potentially or the the response on the ground "remains netherlands. the netherlands, the overstretched and underfunded". european champion is. whereas if homophobic and transphobic attacks — they top the group they will play including harassment, one of the best third placed teens, stalking and physical assault — so have more than doubled since 2014, one of the best third placed teens, so it should be easier. i think as according to home office statistics. well, tournament football is all about building momentum so they will the new analysis really wa nt about building momentum so they will really want to sign off with a win. comes after a number of high profile attacks, japan have world cup pedigree, they

including two women who were won the world cup in 2011, they were targeted on a bus in camden. runners—up in canada in 2015. this isa runners—up in canada in 2015. this is a much younger side, 17 of their reports of lgbt hate crime have increased by more than 140% players haven't plain in a world cup in england and wales in the last five years. before. they have got one eye on the in the last hour, hong tokyo olympics but it is still a kong's chief executive, has suspended controversial extradition laws that led to massive tough challenge for england. great demonstrations and violence. hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets tough challenge for england. great to protest against the proposal. to see you in sunny le havre on the at a news conference, north coast of france this morning. carrie lam said that her priority was to restore peace and order. what about scotland, then? they lost the company that owns to japan. what about scotland, then? they lost tojapan. japan what about scotland, then? they lost to japan. japan were leading 2—0 at the exam board, edexcel, half—time. scotland were then say they've found a "serious breach incensed when they weren't given a of correct practice", penalty for what looked like a while investigating how part of an a—level maths paper handball, it wasn't even referred to was leaked online. the questions were shared on social var, either. media ahead of yesterday's exam and the full paper was offered for sale. josh parry has this report. they did score a brilliant goal through lana clelland but they are rooted to the bottom of group d after two matches. two goals in ourfirst two goals in our first world cup against teens ranked third and seventh in the world, we will take that all day long. of course we did not get any points but it was

another good second—half performance, and again, so many positives, the big thing for us is barely blacked out images of two that the players are not too questions from edexcel‘s maths exam deflated because we need to win the these were first put it on last cambridge in hindsight we twitter on thursday afternoon and quickly deleted. probably knew that would be the students are urged to get case. in touch, offering the next to another succesful england whole paper for £75. team at a world cup, pearson, the company the men's cricket team are starting behind edexcel, says they have investigated an exam to show why they are the tournament centre in serious breach favourites, after they dominated of current practice and said the highly—fancied west indies they were determined to on the south coast. identify the individual involved joe root starred with bat and ball. and told them to account. the leak has sparked fury he took two catches amongst peoples, with off his own bowling, hundreds signing a petition as west indies were all out calling for justice. forjust 212. it is the third year in a row that he then went on to score his second a—level maths questions from the edexcel papers century of the tournament, has been leaked. and captain eoin morgan was full pearson has also tried to reassure of praise for his students that no one will contribution to the team. be advantaged or disadvantaged and says the paper will not have to be england'sjustin rose is still very much in contention at the us open, resat. people forced to leave their homes but trails gary woodland by two after the river steeping shots at the halfway stage. in lincolnshire burst its banks the american woodland shot are waiting to hear when they can a bogey—free 65 to reach nine under, return. and the top of the leaderboard. a state of emergency was declared in wainfleet rose, who began the day on thursday after the equivalent with a one—shot lead, carded a one—under 70 to move to 7 of two months' rain fell in two days under overall at pebble beach. causing more than 70 properties rory mcilroy, who is chasing his first major for five years, to be evacuated. is still in the mix. our reporter michael his 69 moved him to five under, one ahead of brooks kepka, cowan joins us now. who is chasing a third successive

it is plain to see what the people title. there are dealing with in terms of there are dealing with in terms of the flooding. what is happening? there is a long way to go, and good morning. yes, it is. if you yeah,, here and st andrews are the look here, these roads are literally two probably most iconic places to turned into lakes now. residents lift a bit of silverware, i could told me about 30 homes in this area not think of anything better. but if you don't mind ijust going to wait a couple of days. have all been evacuated. another was optimism from residents that the scans have now shown that waters were receding this morning, chris froome also sustained a small fracture to his neck we have just heard on the last minute or two that there are plans in the crash this week that ruled him out of the tour de france. to evacuate even more homes from the team ineos cyclist underwent this area. so it seems that they are a successful six hour operation not out of the danger zone yet. that on wednesday night after breaking is in addition to the homes, about a leg, elbow, and ribs when he ploughed into a wall during a training ride. 170, which have already been he may now have to stay in hospital evacuated and 100 of those are for the next six weeks confirmed. to have been flooded. while his injuries begin to heal. lizzie deignan secured herfirst last night, there was optimism. they victory since returning from maternity leave as she won thought that they had plugged the stage five in the women's gap with the help of the raf and tour of britain. it means she now has some tunic helicopters. they put 270 the overall lead. the yorkshire rider out—sprinted the tonnes of sand into plug that gap winner of thursday's where the river steeping had stage, kasia niewiadoma flooded. now we have had that news and elisa longo borghini at the royal welsh showground that more homes are going to be evacuated here which will make after the trio had broken clear.

residents ask questions about where the ones who have already been evacuated can get back into their deignan now leads by one second, homes because there is no news on ahead of today's final stage. that yet. we know that the streets she away from here, they haven't started said this was the nicest win she's had for a very long time. on this pic yet, but a couple of tyson fury returns to the ring streets away, there are fire trucks in las vegas in the early feverishly pumping water out of hours of tomorrow morning against german tom schwarz. people bosman cans and out of their the weigh—in took place last night, as the former heavyweight champion, streets. we have heard about the as the former heavyweight champion resilience of the community today. we have heard about the committee continues his return to boxing after having two years spirit, the fish shop opening just out with mental health to serve volunteers. we have heard and drugs problems. fury is the favourite, about that spirit of the community but he has said "i'm not sold but this news will be very upsetting "that it will be as easy to local residents in what is as people think." st helens have extended their lead already a devastating situation for hundreds of people in this very at the top of rugby league's super close local community. and what are league, with a 38—2 thrashing you hearing from the local community of huddersfield, while elsewhere, wigan boosted their hopes in terms of how much help they feel of making the play offs, they are getting while this situation exists? the people we have by winning at leeds..who continue to struggle. spoken to have been very, very tony clubb positive. in fact, rounded off the scoring, spoken to have been very, very positive. infact, residents spoken to have been very, very positive. in fact, residents have been coming out of the street all in a hard—fought win, 23—14. wigan are nowjust two points off castleford, morning and saying that it looks who are in fifth place goodin morning and saying that it looks good in the waters are receding but the new european wide then that might not be the case if you streets away. we are based here premier league season and there is a large police guarding is underway in the sport

here to let the emergency services, of quidditch — yes quidditch — a version of the game played by harry potter in thejk rowling the army, the environment agency get on with the work that they need to books and subsequent films. do to try to secure these people there are now 25 thousand players, in 50 different countries present homes so there was optimism and we have some of the best teams but now with his new announcement here in the uk, where they now take that more homes are going to be the sport very seriously. evacuated, it is likely to hit the i've been to train with the reigning uk champions, community quite badly. it has been a the london monarchs. really, really difficult few days here for people. thank you for bringing us up—to—date. the time now is 9:11am. six candidates are still the aerial combat sport played in the race to become by wizards in the harry potter films the next prime minister. we can expect to hear from them is very much a reality, all in the coming days. with its own premier league, brought down—to—earth, for all muggles to enjoy. it's rushhour on clapham common, on sunday, channel 4 will host london, and i'm dressed in yellow, a leadership debate. borisjohnson has said with a tennis ball in a sock hanging out the back of my shorts. he will not participate. all will become clear a bit later, but it's to do with a quidditch he has said he will take part in a training session going on on the common. similar event hosted by the bbc next there are no capes, or indeed flying around, and in the new international premier tuesday. league, including 17 that takes place after mps have held teams from across europe, a second round of voting they've even replaced and at least one more candidate the wooden broomsticks. has been knocked out. turns out wood in a full contact

we're joined sport is pretty dangerous, now from westminster by political journalist and broadcaster michael cockerell and also it splinters very easily, by former bbc chief political correspondentjohn sergeant. so now we use pvc drainpipes. gentlemen, very good morning to you safer, yes, butjust as difficult this morning. thank you for your to run with between your legs. you try to catch it with two time. michael, if you could pick up hands and then run. quidditch is unique because it is on the set pieces, these debates the world's only full contact that will be happening over the next and mixed gender sport. few days, first about the channel and you don't have to be for debate. it is unavoidable to a wizard to understand mention it, in the absence of boris johnson. in the absence of boris johnson. in the absence of boris johnson because boris johnson calculates that the less he is seen the various roles on the team. i'm dan, i'm a chaser, on television having difficult questions put to him for the time i try to score goals in the hoops with the quaffle, being the better. also he argues and hope i don't get that at the moment there are still attacked by another chaser. i'm karina, i'm a beater, the six candidates left in and a and myjob is to stop number of them may easily go out in the chasers from scoring. the voting on tuesday and so that is it's a bit like dodge ball. a smaller number and as he puts it using his normal greek word it will now he has to go back be less of a cacophony, carcass to his hoops and tap in before he can back to the game.

the trouble is, other beaters meaning bad, foremost meaning sound. can hit me and i have to go back to my hoops. in a lot of sports you just give it to the biggest and that is the reason that he guy and they run it in. gives, but i think the real reason whereas in quidditch you have bludgers, who really equalise that. is the less forensic questions he i think some people are quite shocked when they see footage, gets put to him the better because that it isn'tjust dressing up he is by far the frontrunner so he and pretending to be harry potter. needs to try and keep as low a it's a very complete sport. profile as possible. and john, for it's like rugby and dodge ball and handball altogether. i also play rugby, but quidditch those people slightly bemused by the is more three—dimensional. process that is happening. this is it seems a bit mad at first, four balls at one time, the sunday night debate and then it's very tactical and fast—paced. there is another round of votes. the sport has grown to such an extent now that the premier just because through that. that's league finals are held in stadiums right. the whole thing is rather across the uk. strange because of course the battle at the moment is for the hearts and but what about why i was dressed in yellow, as the golden snitch? minds of mps. now, for appearing the snitch is independent, not on either side, remaining on the bench for the first 18 minutes, at the moment is for the hearts and minds of mps. now, forappearing in public, is genuinely a diversion. and then they are what borisjohnson released onto the pitch. public, is genuinely a diversion. what boris johnson and the public, is genuinely a diversion. what borisjohnson and the other candidates ought to be doing is i have to evade being caught, working this place and making sure that they have had one—to—one because now, if either side wants meetings with as many people as possible and frankly hinting that to score 30 points and finish the game, they have to remove they might get a job if he becomes the snitch...from the snitch.

prime minister. so that is going on we can see here that the winning and that is the real battle that is going on and the television public team wants to end it, debates could have an effect and certainly a lot of people are now saying is borisjohnson frightened? no, he's been disciplined because but the defender wants the other point is this. he needs to stop the game ending. she is going to try momentum. he needs to make sure that and take my sock! in the second round not only one or she's got it. game over, sorry about that, i didn't do a very good job. perhaps two of the other candidates now you've won, game over! it should be much harder to catch will be removed but also he wants to the snitch than that. increase the number of people who it normally is! are voting for him. so that is why yes, there is no final whistle, it all ends at that point. in jk it is so critical, these first few days, absolutely vital in terms of rowling's quidditch, this nature can the final result. i wasjust go anywhere. yeah, and that used to be the case in the sport which is played now by muggles, they used to thinking back to leadership be able to go three miles away from elections whichjohn thinking back to leadership elections which john and thinking back to leadership elections whichjohn and i have the pitch, and there were cases of covered and in 1975 when it is snitches hiding, getting changed, thatcher was standing for the coming back in costumes so they leadership against ted heath in the weren't recognised, but now, to make second round there were four men it more of a spectator sport, they against her and just herself and she have to stay on the pitch. within decided to pull out on something she the confines of! and may i ask you about your. they used to use wooden

had agreed to appear on on panorama ones, with brushes on, but because the programme that i was working on of the splinters, they could be because she thought that the four dangerous. they are quite light and men squabbling was a much better it doesn't hurt so much if you fall image for her as the lady who was above it all. the critical point on it, your drainpipe. and you hold it the whole time? it has to be will be to what extent particularly this debate on tuesday with the bbc between your legs, yes. unless you're the snitch. and jk rowling saying they are interested in tweeted congratulations to the policy. now, that really means give winning team the other year, and the us policy. now, that really means give us the exact detail of how you are finals will be in salford, at the aj going to produce a perfect brexit or bell stadium at the end of august. a good brexit in the time available. now, those are precisely the areas where all the candidates are worried and not terribly convincing. and the is it quidditch weather this public increasingly i think are morning? tomasz schaferna ker will saying, wait a moment, do we trust is it quidditch weather this morning? tomasz schafernaker will be able to tell us. i don't really these people? do we trust boris johnson his head during the know, probably, not raining is a start. i will show you what's referendum campaign or imply that this would be quite easy? we all now happening across europe right now, the big picture. we are pretty much realise it is going to be quite difficult. so how you explain what you are going to do between now and the big picture. we are pretty much the coolest place out of the major centres across europe, apart from october the 31st which is the reykjavik in the north. big heatwave deadline date, well, that is the across europe right now. but france,

tricky bit. michael, in terms of the uk, northern parts of spain, your experience and what you are pretty chilly, low pressure with us, lots of showers. you know the story seeing now about the tone of what by now. no change really for the these candidates are saying about each other? we always hear this lip whole of the weekend, and if service which is i am talking about anything, tomorrow, the breeze picks up anything, tomorrow, the breeze picks up across western my campaigni anything, tomorrow, the breeze picks up across western and southern service which is i am talking about my campaign i will not denigrate someone my campaign i will not denigrate someone else. do you think we will areas. a little bit chilly if you're get your point summerson where those rules. applying and it will change? heading off to the promenades. the low pressure is with us, you can see it is pretty much in the same place. i think inevitably it always happens normally they form out in the in these kind of campaigns. i was quite amused by boris's interview on atla ntica and move normally they form out in the atlantica and move from west to east. but not this one, this one is pretty much stuck in the same place the world at one yesterday when he and it keeps forming new weather fronts, which are sitting on top of said, we don't want any blue on blue action, which is conservatives attacking conservatives. they have the uk. but the rain is starting to been doing nothing but that ever since his leadership campaign his allowed a little bit across the started and probably for the last south and the south—west of the three years over the whole brexit country. but showers are gathering. thing, blue on blue, often blue on so you might have sunshine followed blue is hidden blue on blue because by rain, and then back to sunshine it is their aids or whisperers or again. changeable weather. that is what we have got this afternoon. special advisers who bad—mouth their

opponents, but it is attributed to also a lot of clear weather as well. the camp rather than to the it is certainly not going to be individual who is actually standing. raining all the time today. but some but also you get the marvellous parts of the country, so far this moments, jeremy hunt saying, this is month, have had anywhere between a serious moment, it needs a serious 200% and 300% of the normal rainfall person. implying one person called that we get injune, particularly boris is not totally serious. so around lincolnshire and northern they are speaking, as michael says, parts of wales. anyway, this is the encode half the time, but the real problem i have got is what if you forecast early on sunday morning, you can see it is around 8—10d. get to the stage where boris looks as if he isjust going to soar away, tomorrow, the low pressure is still here, just wobbling around, a bit do the other candidates simply say, like a spinning top, and these i don't gain very much by staying in weather fronts are circling around the contest? now, the organisers it. again, tomorrow, sunday, it is say, you must stay in the contest because we want to real debate. you the same picture, sunshine and say, ok, well, it is fine for you to showers. the morning might start off say, ok, well, it is fine for you to say that, but it doesn't help my quite stunning across eastern areas career, doesn't help the but then the breeze picks up and conservative party. and at that sta rts but then the breeze picks up and starts to push in. tomorrow's point as happened last time with theresa may, when she was elected temperatures will probably be around unopposed in the final test, so it the mid—to high teens across didn't go to the membership. we are northern areas, may be squeezing out

being told all along that we mustn't 20 degrees across east anglia and do that again because theresa may the south—east. if you want problem was that she was not something a little bit warmer, there questioned enough and people didn't is something a little bit warmer realise how weak she was really as heading our way, nothing someone realise how weak she was really as someone to debate and make her points. and as a campaigner. so they particularly warm, maybe around the mid—20s by the time we get to are all saying now that we must wednesday and thursday across the learn from that and we must have a south of the country. but on proper contest. that is all very balance, there is no sign of any well to say it, but what of the prolonged warmth or summer heatwave individual candidates simply say, on the way. like matt hancock, i don't think this is for me. i am going to wait. he wasn't the lowest one. rory not everybody wants a heatwave. most stewart was. but he wants to people don't. continue with the discussion. he genuinely does want to continue the discussion. it is really interesting. i am sorry. it is really interesting hearing your thoughts without the experience you have in the past. we will see how things unfold over the next few days and weeks. thank very much. lots to this weekend marks the 100th anniversary of one of the most important milestones in aviation watch unfold. 9:18am. history — the world's first non—stop here's tomaz with a look transatlantic flight. at this morning's weather. the journey byjohn alcock and arthur brown lasted more than 16 hours. phil mackie reports on how

good morning. not much change for this weekend. it will be cool, the centenary is being marked. shabbily, quite breezy tomorrow as newsreel: from newfoundland, well. the low pressure has been 1900 miles of atlantic plaguing part of the world for quite between them and ireland. they had an unsteady some time now. that is still very start in newfoundland, much with us and it is swirling and an undignified finish around pretty much in the same place in an irish bog, but it and just keeps throwing new weather was a landmark journey fronts at here is a new one, the in the history of aviation. john alcock and arthur whitten brown rain from earlier this morning. you survived dangerous missions can see it has been raining across in the first world war, western parts or eastern parts of only to risk their lives again. northern ireland, western scotland and some rain showers and this they returned as heroes and won a £10,000 prize, weather front will be moving in an worth closer to half a million today. easterly direction over the coming they flew in a vickers vimy. hours, so at the moment many areas are hours, so at the moment many areas a re rectally hours, so at the moment many areas are rectally waking up to some clear blue skies but the clouds will be this is one of only three still in existence. building to the morning and many of it's in the raf museum reserve collection, where it has been disassembled like a giant model kit. us building to the morning and many of us will need our brollies are they'd flown many risky missions before. the chances of survival if things raincoats because the showers are on went wrong were pretty slim. their way. the temperatures are even if they survived below par. maybe scraping 18 in crashing into the sea, really the north atlantic will kill

london. this evening, the showers you very quickly will be shifting towards eastern through hypothermia. but they were still areas of the uk so actually the willing to take the risk? they were still willing evening is looking drier and to take the risk, yes. brighter out towards the western to get a sense ofjust how end. by the end of the night, difficult this journey was, temperatures will have dropped to 8 you really have to look degrees in the north, 11 in the in the cockpit to see how cramped south and on sunday we do it all it was, basic instruments, over again, so south and on sunday we do it all overagain, soa south and on sunday we do it all overagain, so a mixture south and on sunday we do it all over again, so a mixture of sun and and think that brown, in the navigator seat at one point showers and these weather fronts marching in our direction. had to climb out over the fuselage to clear ice off one of the gauges. they couldn't have done it without this — so be prepared for a chilly breeze which will be going out of the the rolls—royce eagle engine that propelled them across the atlantic. one of the first things alcock south—west, dragging on clouds and showers. eastern areas properly less and brown did was send a telegram to thank the company. the engine will form the centrepiece of a new museum breezy. 19 to 19 celsius in london. in its home city of derby. we want to hear from people who are connected with the making little changes we head into monday. of this object, you may have grandparents or have had grandparents low pressure still with us and further showers on the way. there is or parents who were involved

a hint as we head into next week in the manufacturing and design of this, that the first half of next week, and we want to tell their stories in our new museum. probably into roundabout wednesday, rolls—royce engines still power the weather isn't looking too bad at transatlantic planes, but it was the eagle that made all. looks like things will be the trip possible. a lot of people still believed drying up and by monday already aviation wasn't here to stay temperatures nudging up to 20 and didn't believe it celsius across england. we might would ever happen. many had never seen even hit the mid 20s. on the whole, it looks as though things will start calling off again from certainly an aircraft in 1919, even. wednesday, thursday at least in some parts of the uk. no real heat, and so it was very new, nothing i can release it myself and but this showed that it was here to stay and it was reliable, two in terms of the forecast for you which was very, very important. in the century since they became for quite some time. thank you very the first to cross the atlantic in less than a day, their bravery much. 9:21am is the time now and it has continued to be honoured. it's the largest, most prestigious cooking is time to look at the papers. contest in the world — but not many people have ever heard of the "bocuse d'or". it's held every two years and sees 24 teams of international chefs come together to create elaborate dishes infront of a live arena audience. in a moment, we'll be

joined by the uk team president simon rogan, but first here's a taster of what the chefs can expect. nancy fielder, editor of the star, sheffield telegraph and doncaster free press, is here to tell us what's caught their eye. you have this ancient tree. we have grown men ripping out a tree. it is a massive woodland. it is a woodland thatis a massive woodland. it is a woodland that is via david attenborough when he was growing up so the story, it is made by the quotes. there is no legitimate need to build a shelter. you are never more than a quarter of a mile from a car park. it makes me worried slightly what they are drinking when they are there because if their grills as the inspiration we all know how far the survival fantasies go. if you have an intent woodland, obviously you're interested to protect it, the reason you want to protect it is so people can enjoy it. those people who are

going into those places are enjoying it. they may not be doing exactly and joining us now is the man who hopes to whip what you want them to do, but they the uk team into shape, are there. the serious point is that two michelin star chef simon rogan. they are seriously damaging it and you were just they are seriously damaging it and they are seriously damaging it and they are saying that it has been for you werejust explaining you were just explaining those images, people get a sense of the centuries and you can'tjust scale of it, apart from anything magically grow a tree and it else? yeah, it's huge, it is in an suddenly becomes hundreds of years old. but building is fun. it is fun. arena, it is like a world cup final, but he is a woodland that isn't eurovision song contest, mate chef, ancient and things that have already that just about sums it up. eurovision song contest, mate chef, thatjust about sums it up. to have fallen down, perhaps. i think it is thatjust about sums it up. to have that sort of quality cooking going on in such a confined area —— the sas extreme and talented that they are concerned about. you are on masterchef —— and then a bank of they are concerned about. you are on the side of then building. come on. teens, supporters, from around the world, it is quite unlike anything i haven't cleared myself of that you've ever seen world, it is quite unlike anything you've ever seen till a bus tell us a bit more about the name. janet, particular incident. i have never been to that injured woodland and i am not involved in that story. but you have built a den. they are not named after the legendary chef who established the competition, telling them not to build dens, they suddenly passed away. —— bocuse are saying that is a good thing, d'or. it was established to just don't damage it well you are celebrate french cuisine and promote doing it. madonna has come out it around the world and get teens to compete at the very highest level. how many are in a team? there is the saying that instagram makes people candidate, who is the main man, slaves. she has millions of

followers but she says it makes aided by his assistant, a commis, people conform, it puts pressure on younger generations that her who has to really motor as well. and generation didn't face and she is saying she wants people to go out then there is a coach, you're under there and be their own self. i think so then there is a coach, you're under so much intense pressure to remember don has already said that. she was all of these intricate cooking practices and garnishes, and you famous for reinventing herself. but need someone on the side telling you what to do and how much time you've ido famous for reinventing herself. but i do think these pressures have a lwa ys got, with little time is, they i do think these pressures have always existed. i am sure there are plenty of teenagers who grew up in actually control the actual cooking the 80s and 90s who thought that from the candidate. seeing some of madonna was a person that you aspired to look like. i think social the pictures of the food, it is intense, which countries do well, media does create greater pressures. it also she mentions her daughter. and we haven't won it yet, have we? she says to her daughter, be we haven't. the best we have ever yourself. imagine being the daughter come is fourth, we have never had a of madonna. what do? the pressure. podium. the countries which do well you have got kids yourself. i have. are the scandinavians, they are there or thereabouts every year. why how does that play out in your is that? they have got the chefs, house, the social media pressure and but they have got the budgets. it is all that stuff? my eldest is 19 and she has been on social media and not really a level playing field. it is something we are trying to obsessed by social media for a long time but it is just the way they achieve. some teens are supported by communicate. i think the pressures have always been there. it is just a big business, some have got huge different platform. it is not smash budgets, some are chilly sponsored by their governments. winning the

hits and just 17 now, it is bocuse d'or is a massive thing for instagram. and i think it can be their country, for the patriotism, positive. it is very easy for is to and for food tourism. so we have got knock social media and say it is terrible but actually it has gotten offa terrible but actually it has gotten off a lot of good as well. when my have sent have—nots and we have to story. when did your favourite? my change that. i've never seen so many chefs in one place at one time. are other favourite, i story. when did your favourite? my otherfavourite, i really story. when did your favourite? my other favourite, i really like story. when did your favourite? my otherfavourite, i really like this you allowed discretion as to how one, the mother who teaches students tall your chef's hat is? they all how not to live in filth. these are have to be exactly the same. someone might be to get more attention... schools and one woman in particular who has set up a cut and clean yeah, i was told that the japanese company which is teaching students have different hats because of how to do really basic things like tradition or something but i didn't register for a doctor how to do really basic things like actually see that. as far as i'm registerfor a doctor and how to do really basic things like register for a doctor and how how to do really basic things like registerfor a doctor and how to make a salad. literally how to make aware, everyone is actually see that. as far as i'm aware, everyone is in the same uniform, same hat, and there is a a salad and an omelette. but to be lot of pomp and ceremony, and it is billy need this? actually, i think really something to see. you mentioned the budget and how it can we do. i think a lot of teenagers influence who is successful and who going to university don't know really basic things like how to make is not, what about the trends that a bed. but his spot is that? it is we have seen in food lately, a move the parents who have let them get to towards beginners, meat free, more 18 without telling them to hoover up sustainable, does that feed in at or something. and the other problem that level? absolutely,

is how to successfully wrestle a cover onto a duvet. which is quite a sustainability is a huge thing, a challenge compared to another one lot of the rules which we get which is switching on hoover, a before, we get a brief before the vacuum. davey really need lessons in competition takes place, there is a lot of rules now, sustainability is these things? is this not part of the main one, wastage, seasonality parenting and growing up that we should encourage them to do a bit is coming into it a little bit. yes, more perhaps? yes. thank you very it is right at the top level as well much. my kids will love me when i go home. at least your kids know how to andi it is right at the top level as well and i think that will carry on, make a salad. good to talk to you. definitely. and what is your role? i thanks very much. am the president, i do the easy bit, this is breakfast. ijust am the president, i do the easy bit, we're on bbc one until ten i just taste all the food, i am am the president, i do the easy bit, ijust taste all the food, i am one of thejudges as o'clock this morning, ijust taste all the food, i am one when matt tebbutt takes over of the judges as well. it is 24 countries, as you mentioned, in the in the saturday kitchen. final. how many dishes do you have when did you learn how to make your to taster? basically there is two first salad? salad... i didn't get parts, there is a plated brief, a plated dish, and then there is a into salad until much later in life. platter. 24 teams, 24judges, is at regular now? it is now, thank divided into two groups of 12, you you. i think kids should learn how either taste a platter or you taste to stack the dishwasher properly. the plate. so, there is a lot of that gets right on my wick. did you food to eat but thankfully it is only the platter or the plate. glad restart the dishwasher if someone hasn't done it properly? know, but to see it was smelling the food, i

like to see that. you're recruiting thatis hasn't done it properly? know, but that is proper divorce material. why do you have to re—stack a right now? we are, we're looking for some really talented people, we dishwasher? because it has been done believe we've got the most talented chefs in the world, you go to any incorrectly. c, we would out of great kitchen or restaurant... do this. well, i am glad we are not they have to be established chefs, with their own restaurants? no, not married any more. today, our special at all, we'rejust with their own restaurants? no, not at all, we're just looking for someone at all, we're just looking for someone with a lot of passion and talent, dedication, they need to eat, breathe and sleep the bocuse guest is jack separately. good to have you here. so good to be here. d'orfor eat, breathe and sleep the bocuse d'or for the eat, breathe and sleep the bocuse d'orfor the next two eat, breathe and sleep the bocuse d'or for the next two years, once they are selected. we're asking them you have brought your guitar in. have you here. so good to be here. you have brought your guitar inlj agree with you with the dishwasher. to become a professional bocuse d'or you see? we could keep talking about because that is the only way you're going to get anywhere in the it all day. and we will talk about competition. it is a very high your new tour and your new album but pressure environment, good to speak to you this morning. good luck with for now what about food heaven? it. that's all from us for today. anything italian. i chris and rachel will be here tomorrow from six. enjoy the rest of your weekend. for now what about food heaven? anything italian. lam for now what about food heaven? anything italian. i am from genoa so pesto is running through my veins. i goodbye. am hoping that you might surprise me with that. and what about hell? escargot. i have never understood the deal about escargot. snails

freak me out. and rabbit. i love the countryside and there is rabbit on a lot of menus. i am 20 get into it, but i can't. snails and rabbit is a combination. and we have our chef. what is on the menu?” combination. and we have our chef. what is on the menu? i am doing a truffle pizza. it is a fermented dough pizza with dried yeast and spinach and mozzarella and parmesan and a little bit of truffle oil and some truffle paste, delicious. good five other bosman day. that is tomorrow. let us not forget that. what is on your menu? i have celeriac and care for your source. a bit scandinavian and a bit scottish. ed husic is our landlord. all about beer? celebrating things british and all about b. loads and loads of this is bbc news. beer. so you guys are in charge of what jack gets to eat later in the the headlines at 10: hong kong's leadership backs down indefinitely show so vote on the website. this after mass protests over

their controversial extradition law. debate could rage on about the dishwasher. i don't understand it. the council will halt its work in the whole point of the dishwasher is you put the dishes in and it cleans relation to the bill until our them and you don't have to wipe the working communication explanation plates before they go in. now, but and listening to opinions is completed. you have to stack it correctly. we jeremy corbyn questions whether the government has "credible evidence" that iran was behind attacks on two oil tankers have simon berghan here. how are you in the gulf of oman. a major review of hospital food after the deaths of five patients from listeria is announced in england. doing? we are very well. you should lincolnshire flooding: people forced come down and see us. we were to leave their homes are still waiting to learn when they can return, after two texting this morning. this is all very chummy. would you like to wade in on the dishwasher? tom wasjust saying... we work together on the british team. what a small world. i would like to know what a top chef

thinks about stacking dishwashers. would like to know what a top chef thinks about stacking dishwasherslj thinks about stacking dishwashers.” have my 17—year—old son who is in charge of those duties. i don't want to get involved. i make sure the plates are clean, basically, before they go in because you have a tendencyjust they go in because you have a tendency just to chuck they go in because you have a tendencyjust to chuck them in on talk that the dishwasher does its job. we are going to talk about the competition which tom mentioned. i think everyone is clear about the dishwasher not having any extraneous food particles in them and they are stacked neatly. you enjoy your clean kitchen and messy dishwasher. we will talk about the competition. 00:30:44,695 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 headlines are coming up.