course will is a centre of the problem. of the problem. after 14 days, but it seems sensible thing to do. quite a job to locate at 2000 people. i will say there has been some criticism that hasn't been screening for this fine mess at airports. the truth is, it takes 14 days for this virus to incubate and it could be that people did not even know that they have the virus because they don't show symptoms. i think what they are doing if they are just making precautions. the point to realise is this is the chinese lunar new year the greatest migration that takes place in a year. migration that takes place in a yea r. lots of migration that takes place in a year. lots of chinese coming back and forth, hundred thousand chinese stu d e nts and forth, hundred thousand chinese students in this country. many might be coming back. i agree with risk it is necessary that one shouldn't be alarmist about it. to be fair china is also compared to sars much more. the quarantine of 20 million people

the greatest quarantine ever seen. the city of wuhan has a 9 million people in all the transports have been halted. it is an extraordinary setup air. 20 million people and what they call lockdown but it is interesting students coming into china from here and back again is university is that if they do that, they are going straight into quarantine. i back with bath and a bag? we laughed but it's a serious question. the start of stocks —— snakes and pets and wild animals in the market. it does seem to be snakes not maps. how did they do that? i think snakes might be quicker than bats. how do you do that, it struck a snake or it sneezes on you , that, it struck a snake or it sneezes on you, and eating a snake. it shouldn't make light of it because clearly it is a question of

how the response go going to be you taking precautions. visit again to give. this is the eighth tea weekend after this is your back. fca urged to probe pension advice. i'll be getting bad advice? saying the fca is revealed that nearly 80% of the firms providing advice on cashing in funds, salary schemes might not be very good. if that is the case that isa very good. if that is the case that is a scandal. i think it was that it was osborne back five or six years i doubt that he made it more attractive for people to cash and decent salary schemes to find that if it schemes for nice, yummy cash lump sums. which is very seductive if you think about it. that final pension scheme out there a long and it is now still have the money in your hands. a lot of people were

bamboozled or even in your hands. a lot of people were bamboozled or even misled about the financial implications of selling pension and 48 cash. for the last 40 years they had been nation going out right and left to go the serbs were there and things like that and the idea that you should get rid of that. this spinal 70s. thejoining of people joining the bbc isjoining the scheme. there has been a continuation of a long over in his bed pensions advisers in a criminal way. your earnings would be 15%. no idea on this this is the trouble when you're 40. you don't think when i'm 64 bit older than i.

it's a very tempting issue. referring to your point about we thought this was something that belonged in the past but clearly this is not the case. this is a former board member of the fca so he's talking historically. it seemed quite a big story, one to watch. now, let's move on to the daily mirror. where has prince charles been? he's been to israel and the palestinian territories. the queen has ever been, the prince is representing the queen this week marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of israel. —— israel is

marking medication. whatever prince charles may say, it's hard to see peace coming. it should be marked and people should reflect on what was happening and what could it be done. prince charles he has looked impressive. he has made very good points except he has made to look very good speeches. this was bethlehem was in it i think it's picking up on what he said he had the optimism in the 19705 when to be really did think that is going to be a settlement. that when they were talking about the two state solutions so we had israel and that i remember a 93 they were saying they wanted a final settlement within five years. bit by bit it all faded away. even in the mid to thousands israel did pull out but

since then they had been bombarded from rockets by gaza. the whole thing has become a frozen conflict. i cannot see when there is going to be any solution. even dealt with prince charles and a lot of other people we are concerned about the division that is within those particular territories. anti—semitism is growing. it is seeping into other sections. we thought anti—semitism had been contained is actually seeping into other sections of society sapling that was his first speech it lesson eight this is a nuts palestine. they have been very good points in both speeches. we hadn't seen any immediate results in such a long running conflict there. i'm going to stay with you it is because the guardian that made the story they're looking at the coronavirus but they picked up on what they call a file now now from the english cricket hero. he's in an expectant father.

today playing ingrid against south africa didn't bat very well. you get abused by the fan and as he came off the field he was upset, plays on the field get upset, and he lit a fire one could see. most critically when he was saying. but that is a reaction of the plan. cricket is trying to be very very strict about this. the other day a south african slayer bass player when sanctioned and has had to finish this visit because of his overreaction to taking the captains make it. bennett stokes, winning all of these awards, has been the sports personality of the year. apparently misbehaving, is something that would make the headlines. he is actually a role model. as a role model he shouldn't behave that way. do you have any sympathy for the players you have to ta ke sympathy for the players you have to take it from the hands? not really

because i think they must be alive if they become public figures they might geta if they become public figures they might get a lot of hassle especially if they don't perform well. it sounds a bit harsh if you say that. but we've all been abused in different ways. frankly you have to ta ke different ways. frankly you have to take it on the chin. i think a bit ofa take it on the chin. i think a bit of a stiff upper lip went back to the farand is of a stiff upper lip went back to the far and is here. when all the television cameras on gay you can't miss anything. it is not like the old days where you might do something. everything gets picked up on the cameras. let's return to the monarchy. the daily express, is looking at what they called fair shock, at pole. he divided over the future of monarchy sapling said over the top headline. but it is saying that they have done a survey. of course it is to some extent in the

wa ke course it is to some extent in the wake of negative leaving. he still have to say there is still a steadfast backing of the older generation. overall 61% benefits written blah blah blah. support among younger people of the neck. anything ringing alarm bells it with you? within anything ringing alarm bells it with you ? within leaving anything ringing alarm bells it with you? within leaving it's been a deathknell with younger support of modern monarchy plays yellow when they got married this is diversity and things like that, that data feature that was predicted is obviously not working. a divorce for the royal family. the obviously not working. a divorce for the royalfamily. the factory obviously not working. a divorce for the royal family. the factory —— fa ct the royal family. the factory —— fact remains that the queen is such a huge figure, i don't think this is

audacity. what will happen once the queen because chris and kyle would the monarchy be affected? the queen has been one of the greatest monarch we have had. the love she has for many people, not blameless by nature endocrine when it can survive when a clea n endocrine when it can survive when a clean because it's a big question. 4796 clean because it's a big question. 47% seek the monarch should be reduced in size. there is anything wider somewhere. that's it from the papers. they'll be back at 11:30pm for a nether luck. don't forget you can see the front pages of the paper online on the bbc website. seven days a week. if you necessity can a lwa ys days a week. if you necessity can always catch up later on that bbc iplayer as well. thanks to my guest and goodbye for now.

if one therefore your latest weather update high—pressure for the past week and has been mainly dry, the end of the week that has brought a good deal of cloud with few exceptions. mostly because your checks but mostly i've had scenes like this. low—pressure coming and by sunday. that means rain is going to come back. this weather front is coming on sunday i had met with saturday's high pressure and bed on sunday the rain is going to come back. this weather front is coming on sunday i had met with saturday's high pressure and bed on sunday the fa ct high pressure and bed on sunday the fact is low—pressure is going to stay in charge of our weather into next week. at the very least a fair few showers around. with high—pressure still has to start saturday for the rest of the night and into the morning, a lot of cloud around. damages around. there are some signs as a brighter zone across england and wales. breaks in the cloud still in northeast scotland. they have been clad it will be some patchy light rain and drizzle. a

breezy day and northwest scotland but the rain gathering here from that weather front. inter—northern ireland over night into sunday morning. over this advantage during sunday is going to move its way east. very few people going to like a speck of rain. no frost to start the day. second part of the weekend here is another look at that weekend front but there's something else tight didn't do this, the blue following behind. it will be turning colder behind that smell of rain into the start of next week but at least it will be some sunshine occasionally but showers set of which will be wintry. back sunday, but when it comes with its rain patient gradually ease, but far southeast until the afternoon. sunshine coming back up writing up a bed and wales and western parts of england before sunset. and it will be turning colder as we establish behind this area of rain fell. internet colder air, as they going into sunday night into monday

morning, this is next cutting in front of the atlantic bringing the spells of sun snow. this essay scotla nd spells of sun snow. this essay scotland going into monday morning it could be icy in places as well. don't be, i thought. sunshine on monday but showers most frequent in the south and west. a wintry on hills of northern britain. colder feel to things at the start of next week. if you're thinking, well winter is finally arrived. it does look as if this cold or snow will be quite brief as it turns mild again at my desk next week. as ever a forecaster where you are and where you're going this weekend and bring on our website and at the bdc weather app. —— bbc weather.

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