parents in england, scotland and wales are paying 5% more on childcare for under—twos than they were a year ago. the charity survey says nurseries in britain are now charging an average of more than £130 a week. a slight reduction on what i initially said, that would be far too much. the government says it's continuing to invest in early education. good morning, welcome to breakfast it isn't that bad, £130,000 a week. with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today: prince harry is visiting holidaymakers in lockdown as four scotland today — cases of coronavirus are linked as he begins his last to a hotel in tenerife. round of public engagements before quitting life as a senior royal. he's hosting a summit in edinburgh a number of schools in the uk have later for his sustainable tourism project, travalyst. closed after pupils returned it's the first time the prince has from virus—hit areas of italy. returned to britain since leaving for canada in january. hospitals under pressure — from the end of march, the sussexes will no longer be hundreds of thousands of patients full—time working royals. are spending more than four hours waiting on trolleys in a&e. fraught times for frankie & benny's. the restaurant chain is under now for my favourite story of the pressure as its owners ring the changes. day. too many jokes. so, what do we want from our casual dining? i'll take a look. take your pick from any of these inflatable latex trousers, good morning! designed by harikrishnan, a graduate a power ‘serge‘ hits stamford bridge at the london college of fashion. as chelsea are outclassed by gnabry the super—wide look is created

and bayern munich in using an inflation valve to pump the trousers full the champions league. and in the whether it is a cold, of air at the bottom. frosty, icy starts of the day. i think, wouldn't it be wintry in the west, more rain, snow and sleet succumb. i'll have your full forecast on breakfast. —— sleet to come. it's wednesday, the 26th of february. our top story — several european countries have announced their first coronavirus cases — and all of them appear to be linked to the growing outbreak in italy. austria, croatia and switzerland have now confirmed cases, while hundreds of guests have been told to stay in their rooms in a hotel in tenerife, which has been placed on lockdown. here in the uk, four schools have been shut after students returned from italian skiing trips. our correspondent, andy moore, reports. it's not what you would want to see from the balcony of your four star hotel. instead of a fleet of taxis, there is a fleet of ambulances waiting outside the costa adeje

palus hotel. hundreds of holidaymakers are on lockdown, although spanish authorities a son who arrived after the first person became ill may be allowed to leave soon. that original case was an italian doctor. this citizen arrived on february 17 on a plane. you got on february 17 on a plane. you got ona bus, on february 17 on a plane. you got on a bus, he was part of a group of italians, ten of them, and they went to the hotel. he has spent all of his time in or around the hotel. the authorities say other guest in the hotel should be allowed to leave eventually if they test negative and have no symptoms of the disease. but thatis have no symptoms of the disease. but that is a process that could take some time. if they do not have symptoms, according to protocol, they should be free. but we will need some days to test all these people. coronavirus has now got a temperature is around 5— nine foothold in europe and italy is the celsius, it will feel colder than worst affected country, with more that given we still have a breeze than 300 cases and ii worst affected country, with more with us. temperatures will drop away

than 300 cases and 11 that. in as we head into the evening rush malan, the cathedral and many hour. compared with the morning, the museums have closed. —— milan. in evening rush hour should be dry because england under, very few showers around. i'm so is going across northern ireland and especially western scotland. eastern the uk, this cheshire school has closed, and this one as well very areas will stay dry. as i said, similar reason. the official advise temperatures will be dropping as the from the government is anybody showers continue. another icy night returning from the italian towns in across the north. in the south we quarantine should isolate. anyone start to see rain, sleet and snow, returning from the wider region of it could be the first time some of us northern italy that feels ill should it could be the first time some of us is —— see snow for a time. do the same. andy moore, bbc news. certainly northwards, temperatures close to if not below freezing as we let's speak to fiona trott, head into tomorrow morning. tomorrow who is outside the hotel in tenerife where hundreds of holidaymakers have been forced to self—isolate. morning's commute, this low pressure fiona, what's the latest there? well, we have been told four people could leave things dry for a time but then more wet weather to come have been infected. the italian doctor and his wife and two people friday into saturday. i must they were travelling with. since i confess. i was slightly distracted during your weather report thinking was here last night there are now two ambulances outside the main about going out for a night on the reception. and the cord and around

beans, do tell? i don't know. remind this huge hotel complex is still being manned by police officers. police officers wearing masks. there me to never come out around your way for dinner. area police officers wearing masks. there are a couple of tenths outside the main entrance here, i've been watching medical staff come and go —— tents. you get the impression that tickled you. my favourite story maybe that is a nursing station and one of the guest inside the hotel of the day. our main story is about last night said three medical staff had gone to her room to assess her and her partner. that meant taking coronavirus but i want to tell you about another story. her temperature and giving them facemasks, she was then given a almost 200,000 patients waited more than four hours temperature gauge and told to take on trolleys in a & e over the last two months, her own temperature this morning. so because of a shortage of beds, thatis according to bbc research. her own temperature this morning. so that is how they are monitoring it means this winter was officially the worst for the nhs guests. but really, speaking to her in england, for a generation. and other people we have been in the royal college of nursing says its members are now contact with inside the hotel here, under "intolerable pressure. " you get the impression really they here's our health correspondent, nick triggle. so, where does it hurt? i just feel dazed. have been very stressed, very tired, ethel has come to hospital after a fall. i didn't think i'd get to 102. very frustrated. there has been with an ageing population, demands on hospitals are rising. many who come to a&e need to be little information, they say. they have all been told to stay in their admitted for further treatment.

rooms was the people have a lot of the bbc has been looking out the delays these frail questions to ask, they are going and seriously ill patients faced down to reception, trying to find during december and january. out more information. they say they nearly one in four patients had haven't had much information from to wait over four hours for a bed. the hotel all travel company either. that amounted to 199,000 trolley but the foreign office has released waits in corridors and side rooms. a statement saying it is trying to support people here on tenerife —— that's more than double the number seen four winters ago. and a growing number of patients information from the hotel or travel experience delays before company. it is also trying to they were even seen, encourage the spanish authorities to one in seven arriving by ambulance waited over 30 minutes before get more information. the news we being handed over to hospital staff. have from a news conference overnight as well as the president similar pressures are being reported of ca nary islands overnight as well as the president of canary islands is saying they are hoping within a few hours' time that in other parts of the uk. 93—year—old kate milsom was taken many tourists from this hotel here to london's hillingdon hospital after a fall. will be able to go because they have she spent six hours on a trolley. not been in contact with the people i was in the corridor, who have left this hotel and i in pain, and you can't think of anything else. getting treatment. what is the just wondering what was picture on the rest of the island? for holidaymakers staying in other not going to happen. hotels? you get a sense people are and i thought, ‘i've very alert stop as to what is going broken this hip before', i thought ‘0h, my god,

on when you try and get to and from what have i done this time?‘ the hospital said: "we regret that places here on the island. everybody any of our patients is asked to wait a long time. our staff ensure this delay is kept to an absolute minimum." involved in travel at the moment, at staff in colchester a&e admit it can be challenging coping least at this hotel, they are with such demands. the job is exhausting but for me checking where you are staying, your it's the life i have chosen. passports, and at the airport i wake up every day happy despite all the problems itself, a lot of airport staff are we face every day. some patients get angry wearing masks. so people know there because we can't see them as quick has been this incident here at this as they want to be seen. hotel, but certainly concentrated at and it's not due to the fact that we don't want to, it's due to the fact that we physically can't. but that hospital has created this site. you get the impression new roles to keep patients safe. when you speak to people in other caroline straiton looks parts of the island here that, you after those who end up waiting in corridors. know, it's very self—contained here. i'm here to ensure patient safety there is no medical advice being from the time they arrive given out to tourists at other to hospital and until the time hotels here. fiona, thank you very they are seen by the doctor. i'm able to see these much indeed. that was fiona trott, patients and prioritise them and make doctors aware. outside the actual hotel in tenerife, where people are now in lockdown. we will be talking to someone lockdown. we will be talking to someone inside the hotel at 8am this but i think these patients morning. rail lines have closed and people should be seen quicker have evacuated their homes as river than what they would normally be

if they were left out levels continue to rise in shropshire. in the corridorfor any length of time. a royal college of nursing survey two severe "danger to life" flood suggests these are commonly used warnings are in place now, with nine in ten emergency nurses in england reporting it for the river severn exists where they work. at shrewsbury and ironbridge. nhs england says it's investing extra money to recruit staff and cut in bewdley in worcestershire, waits, but in the meantime, patients water is now coming over the top are likely to face continued delays. nick triggle, bbc news. of the flood barriers. as you can see, the environment agency is continuing to pump the water away. people are being warned in december, dave jones to avoid the area. was left waiting on a trolley in a corridor at shrewsbury hospital now, almost 200,000 patients for more than 32 hours in england waited more than four following a heart attack. hours on trolleys in a&e over we can talk to dave the last two months, because of a shortage of beds, and his wife ruth now. according to bbc research. it means this winter was officially thank you so much for spending some the worst for the nhs time on bbc breakfast. took us in an entire generation. the royal college of nursing says its members are now through what happened ? under "intolerable pressure. " here's our health time on bbc breakfast. took us through what happened?” time on bbc breakfast. took us correspondent, nick triggle. through what happened? i had a major ijust i just feel dazed. april heart attack and my wife called the ijust feel dazed. april has come to hospital after a fall. with an ambulance and it was a two hour ageing population, demands on delay before the ambulance arrived hospitals are rising. many who come

for a start and they did some to a&e need to be admitted to further treatment. the bbc has been pre—treatment here before they took me to shrewsbury hospital. i was looking out the delays these fairly and seriously ill patients faced in december and january. nearly one in four hours on the ambulance trolley four patients had to wait over four and of course the empress could not hours very bad. that amounted to be released until they put me into the hospital. —— the ambulance. 199,000 trolley weights in corridors and side rooms. that is more than double the number seen four winters having gone on to the hospital trolley. i was there for another 32 ago. and a growing number of patients experience delays before they were even seen, one in seven hours, 30 hours, being moved from arriving by ambulance waited more than 30 minutes before being handed corridor to cubicle, to the corridor over to hospital staff. in the pressures a re over to hospital staff. in the pressures are being reported in and another cubicle before they other parts of the uk. 93—year—old found award. what sort of kate was taken to london's communicating we are getting while your husband was spending a day and hillingdon hospital after a fall. she spent six hours in a trolley. a half on a trolley? the staff were hillingdon hospital after a fall. she spent six hours in a trolleyli was she spent six hours in a trolley.” was in the corridor, in pain, and you can't think of anything else. i excellent. they were doing as much as they could. it was the system was just wondering what was not going to happen. and i thought, i have broken this hip before, i because there is not enough staff or thought oh, my god, what will happen

this time? the hospital said "we space or beds. we had to wait over regret any of our patients is asked two hours for an ambulance in the to wait a long time. our staff first place and not knowing what to ensure this weight is kept to an do because they were so stretched so absolute minimum." staff in a&e they we worked fairly frantic while can be difficult coping with such waiting for the ambulance in the demands. the job is exhausting but first place. i imagine, while they permits the life i have chosen. despite all the problems they face are trying to do their best, it is every day. some patients get angry ha rd are trying to do their best, it is hard in that situation when you want because we can't see them as quick the best care for your husband who as they want to be seen. and it's you care about, not to become not due to the fact that we don't frustrated and angry? it was very wa nt not due to the fact that we don't want to, it's due to the fact we physically can't. but that hospital ha rd frustrated and angry? it was very hard but i could see how hard the has created new roles to keep patients safe. caroline straight and staff were working and he was being looks after those who end up waiting moved into the corridor and then in corridors. i'm here to ensure patient safety from the time they into resuscitation, what they called the pit stop, then they finally found a little bed for the night but arrive to the time they see the he was still on the trolley, he doctor. i need to see these patients stayed all night on the trolley, and prioritise them and make doctors aware. i think these patients should be seen quicker than what they would altogether for 34 hours before finding a bed on the ward.” normally be if they were left out in

the corridorfor any normally be if they were left out in the corridor for any length of time. altogether for 34 hours before finding a bed on the ward. i can imagine why! a royal college of nursing survey finding a bed on the ward. i can says these are commonly used, with imagine why i was moved because somebody needed the cubicle more 1910 emergency nurses in england reporting it exists where they work than i did, so i was moved into the —— with nine out of ten. nhs england corridor while somebody else was says it is investing extra money to treated. if i am honest, it concerns increase staffing cut wait times, but in the meantime, patients are me deeply and shows me to some likely to face delays. nick triggle, bbc news. extent that we have the third the grammy award—winning singer duffy has revealed she was drugged and raped after being held biggest economy in the world and captive by an attacker. the 35—year—old welsh star posted on her verified instagram account that her "recovery took time." world service. -- shames me. were the performer, who had the uk number you conscience for most of the time? one single mercy in 2008, what were you thinking? yes, i was posted to her 33,000 followers: "the truth is and please trust me, i am 0k and safe now." conscious or semi— conscience but i heard all of it. just really, really very dramatic statement from her last night. parents in england, scotland and wales are paying 5% more worried. i generally thought i was on childcare for under—twos than they were a year ago. going to die. how are you now? i

the charity says nurseries in britain are now charging an average of more than £130 a week. the government says it's continuing to invest into early education. have some carryovers from the heart prince harry is visiting scotland today as he begins his last round of public engagements before attack. ruth, can i ask you, what quitting life as a senior royal. he's hosting a summit in edinburgh was the conclusion that you drew later for his sustainable from the time you spent speaking to the staff, with a apologetic during tourism project, travalyst. that time as well? very much so. it's the first time the prince has returned to britain since leaving for canada in january. they work frantic, if anything, from the end of march, the sussexes will no longer be trying to send to all the patients. full—time working royals. they were really doing their best greta thunberg has met the human and it was just sort of sad for rights campaigne malala yousafzai, during a visit to oxford university. here they are. we can show you. them, i felt. and it was just sort of sad for them, ifelt. yes, we were the two women shared a picture and it was just sort of sad for them, i felt. yes, we were worried about dave but i could see what was of their encounter on social media. going on. it looked like a clearing the climate change activist is in the uk tojoin a protest on friday. station from a warzone. thank you ms yousafzai said ms thunberg was "the only friend she'd for coming on and talking to us. our skip school for." what a powerful picture. now this is surely a contender

for "outfit of the day". pleasure. and i hope you feel better i think ithinki i think i am planning this for next as well. week, it would go nicely on the in a statement the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust, said: "we would like to apologise to mrjones for the delays in the care that he received. sofa. improving care for all of our take your pick from any of these inflatable latex trousers, patients is our number one priority designed by harikrishnan, and we will continue to work together to deliver the improvements a graduate at the london college that are needed." we're joined now by the bbc‘s of fashion. the super—wide look is created health editor, hugh pym. using an inflation valve hugh, looking at the figures, to pump the trousers full this is a significant leap in less of air at the bottom. than a decade, what's going wrong? could this be the future of fashion? it has a touch of willie wonka's on he said we have a third world health polluters. do you remember dick van dyck‘s penguin dance in merry pop service and we are one of the and? the cartoon penguins and his richest countries in the world. trousers are down a little bit, it these stories are so distressing. has a touch of dick van dyck. maybe what is going on? i spoke today and that was the inspiration? it's one of those ones. function over ruth and heard of that experience. fashion? fashion over function. it illustrates a key problem. the of those ones. function over fashion? fashion overfunction. they just get in the way of your life, logjam in the nhs. they had to wait a long time for an ambulance even wouldn't they? imagine trying to walk down a thin corridor in those? though he was feeling seriously ill all sorts of difficulties. imagine a and ruth was concerned. they were busy train. excuse me, excuse me, told by the ambulance service that

excuse me! sorry. you could hide your lines in your browsers. someone they were hold—ups because vehicles we re they were hold—ups because vehicles were stuck at the local hospital might stab them with a knife and... because the hospital had effectively anyway. good morning? you know, some run out of bed. this was a period of people work very hard in the gym to extreme pressure at that hospital at that time and is by no means typical get that kind of look in their stuff stuff were working really flat calves. if your calves look like out to try to deliver the care they that, hollyoaks calves. if your calves look like that, hollyoa ks mark calves. if your calves look like that, hollyoaks mark moving on. -- needed to. there is no criticism of if your calves look like that! stuff but clearly this is not acceptable. from statements we have received from other areas of medical i think my favourite headline for organisations, this has been a particularly bad winter? it is bad in terms of the performers. amd the papers was a smash and grab. it performance in england was hitting the lowest. the target for assessing looks like frank lampard has a good or treating patients. a&e. the way to go but it has been a hard lesson at stamford bridge. the patient is not treated one in five. german side dominated the match, 3—0 you could wait a long time to be

treated and assessed but even when they decide to admit you, you can with gnabry scoring twice. in rugby, also have a long way, the so—called six nations could be affected by the coronavirus even more. trolley weight. we have discovered from figures that 199,000 people in decemberand from figures that 199,000 people in december and january had to wait matches involving italy more than four hours even after the are in danger of being called off, decision to admit, on a trolley or a with ireland's health minister recommending the game in dublin in 10 days' time be postponed. england captain heather knight chair. along for the ambulance, has scored a century at the t20 world cup — along in the hospital on a trolley they've set thailand 177 and this figure is more than a third and they're 31—1 off ten overs. british number one dan evans is through to the second round of dubai tennis championships year on year and this figure is more than a third yearon yearand and this figure is more than a third year on year and doubled in england. after coming from a set down to beat let's look at the figures. they show the fourth seed fabio fognini. he'll face pierre—hugues the situation has been in steady decline for the past eight years. herbert later. what has been the change in time?m i'll be talking a little bit about andy murray today as well, more on is more patients coming through the that later on. it looks like you might have to have more surgery. an front door of hospitals, partly the demographics, elderly patients with operation? that could affect multiple conditions. hospital say wimbledon, tokyo, where his title could be at risk. thanks, holly. it there are just more sick people

coming through. why is that? it can be the climate, it can be flu. they is 6:14am. we saw some dramatic and have not been particularly big funny pictures earlier. matt has all issues this time that it can be the info. pressure on the gp service, people cannot get appointments before they end up in a&e, social care might not more rain to come later this week especially in western areas. if you're about to head out, get the be working, the care home by not be former jacket out. icy able to do anymore so of work has been done to try to ensure people you're about to head out, get the formerjacket out. icy conditions in the north and west in particular. that could be treated closer to home wintry showers in the west at the are not going to the a&e. moment but this is ahead of what is brewing, significant rain, sleet and that could be treated closer to home are not going to the age. what is the answer? more money, staff, snow. you can see how the shower pushing their way from north—west to hospitals? we are hearing if there are barely enough beds as things south—east. a significant area of stand. hospitals running at 95% rain sleet and snow in this area. a capacity and very little margin potentially anywhere. many parts in there so more hospitals planned by there so more hospitals planned by the government for england, up to 40 the east start the day dry and many over the next decade. there has been stay dry with sunny spells throughout. if showers through some debate about those. more staff.

england and wales as we start to see everybody accepts the need to be more staff and more staff trade. for the winds for. feeling colder. not nurses for example in the next few quite as chilly as some had years. but the experience of dave yesterday afternoon. into the evening and overnight, showers keep and ruth is what is happening now. going across parts of scotland. it is not difficult but often hospitals are full with not enough after a dry start in england and staff. nhs england december have wales, rain returning. full of snow cared for millions of people this in colder air. winter and they have been precious wales, rain returning. full of snow in colderair. a wales, rain returning. full of snow in colder air. a few showers in the north. an icy start. for tomorrow, and there is more investment coming into the service. that is the response and no—one is denying some anywhere north of the m4 through the of the underlying pressures. this midlands and wales, this we could figure is measured slightly get a cover of snow and this could be the first of the season. nothing different in the uk, these are england base. and into this picture too significant but the could be some issues on the higher roads. we have coronavirus added in. nhs leaders are saying at the moment it north of that, some sunshine, one or two showers after the icy start and is containment. there are still only a lot of dry and bright weather to 13 cases in the uk. four came from ta ke a lot of dry and bright weather to take you through to thursday the cruise liner and are being

afternoon. another cauldron but treated now. of the rest, eight have temperatures around level they should be for this time of year. a already come out of hospital. if — cold frosty night through thursday night and friday but we watch this if- already come out of hospital. if — if — there is a global pandemic and next developing area of low pressure and the next bout of rain to come spread rapidly around the world, our way. went across many western they have plans for more temporary areas through friday. brighter facilities and they are going to encourage people to isolate at home towards the east of the country. the rain could turn to snow in scotland and make sure they do not come into and the heals. northern ireland hospital. they say they are prepared but clearly it will be a big issue could see rain on the clouds. we do for all health services including not finish with the rain. not as the nhs if it moves into that next heavy as it has been another bout phase. do let us know what you think pushing through friday night into about that and anything else. we saturday and as much as 50 will be speaking to public health millimetres in some western heals. england after the news where you. great news for the river levels at the moment. —— hill. back to see you in a moment. good morning from bbc sunshine and showers over the london, i'm tarah welsh. weekend. but every drop of rain we the met police have arrested more than half of the two hundred do not need at the moment and that people they identified as causing the most violence

across the capital. is the concern. the so called "high—harm" let's take a look at today's papers: individuals have been targetted the mirror reports on the british in a series of operations tourists caught up in since the start of the year. the coronavirus outbreak at a hotel in tenerife. but the met commander in charge of reducing violence says there is frustration amongst officers that the number of knife we are live outside the hotel this offences across the capital morning. more than 1,000 people went up last year. are on lockdown at the resort after a guest fell ill. meanwhile, the guardian says there's we absolutely are making inroads confusion over the government's in areas into violence. travel advice, as the disease as i say, under—25 spreads across europe. violence with injury. the foriegn office has said travel gun crime is coming down. to parts of northern italy we absolutely know that we're facing some challenges. should be avoided. we can't do it alone. we're working very closely with partners and communities we will be attempting to clarify all to tackle some of the underlying issues that drive violence. that for you throughout the morning. and tonight on bbc london —— foreign office. we'll have a special programme the daily mail reports that a number on efforts being taken to tackle knife crime in the capital. of schools across the uk have been that's here on bbc1 at 6:30 closed as a precaution because of fears staff and pupils could have picked up coronavirus on recent ski tips to italy. the coronavirus outbreak dominates many of the online sites too — fire safety experts say the huffington post reports a catalogue of problems that the six nations rugby match at victoria coach station has made it a walking disaster area. between ireland and italy, due to take place in dublin on march a report from the 7th, has been cancelled. london fire brigade found potentially confusing safety notices, inadequate emergency routes,

and a sprinkler that was out coronavirus chaos. it feels like of action for more than two years. tfl says safety is the top priority and that it has already addressed many of the points every single event tonight, raised in the report. everybody is panicking and any let's take a look at events over the next few weeks. we the travel situation now... there are minor delays on the piccadilly line also have talks about the olympics. from acton town to cockfosters. six nations, the cheltenham and the 0verground is paer festival. it is getting to the point suspended from stratford to willsden junction due to a faulty train. where nothing is so. although 0n the roads, the marylebone road is closed westbound between great portland cheltenham have responded saying it street tube station and regents park tube station due to a burst water main. is fine. you do get a lot of panic. gas mains work causing an article talking about race problems in wandsworth where there are temporary traffic walking which is something i did not lights on the a3 west hill towards putney. realise about. it is a highly competitive event. you can get very exciting. but the 50 kilometre not be allowed for the women and it is the a4 piccadilly, there's one lane closed for gas works up be allowed for the women and it is towards piccadilly circus. up to do with the schedule. nothing and a warning to anyone travelling on the a5, the edware road, the traffic lights are't working at the junction more than that. every spot gets the with dollis hill lane. now the weather with kate kinsella

good morning. it's a cold start out there this morning. temperatures hovering around rain individual doll but they are the zero celsius mark, and the met office has a yellow weather warning in place concerned race walking will not get from the potential for some icy stretches — one... each spot gets a barbie doll! valid until ten o'clock. now, we're still at risk of one or two showers blowing through this morning but it is going to be a largely dry day. some sunny spells, patchy cloud. i want the taekwondo.” the wind a little less than yesterday, still cold though. temperatures between one... each spot gets a barbie doll! i want the taekwondo. i am sure it seven and nine celsius. now, into this evening can be arranged. naga it catching up and overnight, starting off dry and clear but the cloud will gradually start to increase. the minimum temperature dropping down towards zero — one, two celsius. we'll get the rain arriving as our the next low with one of the taekwondo athletes. pressure system arrives. now, for tomorrow morning, i wonder if she is nervous about this is going to largely fall as rain, particularly to the south. that. the bbc health and safetyjust but the further north you go, out towards the home counties and beyond, there is a potential first thing tomorrow morning for a little bit of snow to be mixed in there, fainted on the spot when she was so potentialfor some pretty bad driving conditions perhaps accidentally hit by one. sales go through the rush—hour but it will clear as we head through thursday morning and we'll get some dry weather with some stale because of our change in taste sunshine through thursday afternoon. and we are not after a loaf of

bread. i love the bread. not enough i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. because tesco are making big plenty more on our website at the usual address. changes. the story has crept in the now though it's back to dan and sally. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast telegraph but the telegraph bracket, bob iger has ended over the reins at with dan walker and sally nugent. let's bring your up—to—date with some of the main stories this disney. we talk about big takeovers. morning. he has brought the marble, picks, several european countries have announced their first coronavirus cases — and all of them appear to be linked to the growing outbreak in italy. they have made star wars by lucas. in tenerife, hundreds of holidaymakers are under lockdown in a hotel, after four cases were confirmed there. the four are believed to have he is really charismatic and one of travelled from italy. austria, croatia and switzerland those bosses everybody seems to have now also confirmed cases. love. and he has a vision. you may here in the uk, four schools have been shut as a precaution after tudents returned wonder by he was building up that brand, all on that platform at some point so they have the brands other from italian skiing trips. platforms may not have. he is

handing over the platforms may not have. he is handing overthe reins platforms may not have. he is handing over the reins stop quite a big one. do not get across. flood water has come over the barriers and was to ts, the environment authority is continuing to pump water away in shropshire and apparently, owners of more expensive vehicles are less considerate through is very and ironbridge. drivers. a study of 500 drivers, the study took place in america. less likely to stop at a zebra crossing and researchers speculate because almost 200 patients in england waited more than four hours on trolleys in a&e over this is because they lack empathy the last two months, and a more self absorbed. because of a shortage of beds. that's according to the findings psychologists have studied their of a bbc investigation which also showed this winter was officially the worst for in a generation for hospitals. nhs england said rising demand behaviour and the ultimate allowing was creating challenges, but forthcoming investment would help cut waiting times. for a pedestrian to cross, as prince harry is visiting scotland today — as he begins his last round of public engagements before required by law, decreased by 3% quitting life as a senior royal. he's hosting a summit in edinburgh later for his sustainable tourism project, travalyst. it's the first time the prince has with every £800 increase in the returned to britain since leaving vehicle. as your car gets more for canada in january. from the end of march, expensive you become less apathetic. the sussexes will no longer be full—time working royals.

how did they study that? apologies greta thunberg has met if you're one of these drivers but the human rights campaigner in another study in helsinki, 2000 malala yousafzai, during a visit people were study and they looked at to oxford university. the car, wealth, personality traits the two women shared a picture of their encounter on social media. and they found out that, quote, the climate change activist is in the uk tojoin self—centred men who are a protest on friday. ms yousafzai said ms thunberg argumentative, stubborn, disagreeable and lacking in empathy was "the only friend she'd are far more likely to drive an that is a powerful pair. a great audi, a bmw or a mercedes. is that pair. and we will be talking to hugh pym you, dan? i have a little follow ina and we will be talking to hugh pym in a moment about issues surrounding the nhs and how that could affect a which is about ten years old. we never ever doubted you. imagine coronavirus outbreak if it were to become a pandemic. and holly has being one of the people who did this been talking about a number of over and you drive an audi or a sporting fixtures that have been affected by it already. we saw it in mercedes. thank you very much for the serie a with a number of games the moment and see you later on. being postponed your home close scotland has the highest number doors. -- or played behind closed of drug—related deaths

a public health emergency. as the government hosts a summit in glasgow today to try to come up doors. with a solution. 0ur correspondent lorna gordon has been to meet some the irish health minister, of those dealing with the human simon harris, says ireland's game against italy in dublin on the 7th cost of the crisis. of march should be postponed, and there are mounting fears england's game in rome could follow. j makes crosses, he makes hundreds of them. one for every life lost to 0r or that it shouldn't take place. let's get the latest now from th drugs in scotland. drugs have been a bbc‘s rugby reporter chris jones. problem for all of my life and chris, this is an unusual situation. the irish government have made it eventually... after decades of very clear what they think, but what abusing drugs, he has been clean for has the rfu said? everything is in a almost a year and he knows all too bit of a state of limbo at the well the impact addiction can have. moment, holly. the sick nations are recently he has had to struggle with on the brink of chaos. and as things more loss. i knew a person, i lost a stand, no—one really knows what is going to happen to the rest of the 2020 six nations. authorities were trying to play things down yesterday, they were pointing to the governmental measures that are in son. he died at 30 years old and his place to contain the virus, but this addiction was alcohol. his mum, his was all dramatically escalated last night by simon harris, the irish

health minister, who said quite categorically that he was suggesting to the irish rugby union that the siblings were shattered. every cross game in ten days or so should not go marks and other life lost to drugs, ahead. we have a very clear view of the public health emergency, this 1187 people died in scotland last game should not go ahead. it would year. entire communities affected. constitute a significant risk it is easy to look at the statistic because a very large number of people would be travelling from what and not see the human cost. 25% of is now and affected region. my funerals will be drug—related. department will be contacting the and not see the human cost. 25% of tabernacle in relation to this. i funerals will be drug-related. one know it will come as a cause of infour! great disappointment to many but it funerals will be drug-related. one in four! 200 funerals in a year so is important to make decisions in it gives you an idea of the families key relation to —— decisions in i have been dealing with. we had a relation to public health above and beyond other considerations. funeralfor a i have been dealing with. we had a funeral for a 16—year—old, so, what does this mean for the six drug—related. nations tournament? that's a huge question. it could mean a lot funeral for a 16—year—old, drug-related. such is the scale of the problem, the city council backed because the irish rugby union last by the scottish government would night didn't come out and say yes, we completely agree with the like to introduce safe fix rooms or governmental advice and the games drug consumption rooms which meant are off. both england's men's and

they could take drugs medically supervised. if you want a safe women's matches are still on but there are urgent thoughts taking injecting room? in a place where place between the irish union and individuals can perhaps smoke illicit drugs as well. but the room simon harris, the irish health minister in ireland. as for italy in two weeks' time for the or facility where we can then engage those individuals in harm reduction championship, at the moment it is anyone's gas. they say they are behaviour and interventions and engage them to come into treatment monitoring the situation as is the and care. charities would also like more space for rehab as those in rfu stop there was a president in charge search for solutions, 2001 with the foot and mouth outbreak, ireland had to have recovering addicts mourn so many several games reignited for autumn, lives lost. it is epidemic —— reorganised, but the calendar is convoluted already. as we speak it proportions. it is not a life. is all in a state of limbo and the next 24—48 hours, i imagine they will be crucial. the irish losing a generation. there is every indication the numbers dying from

illegal drugs are continuing to government will perhaps have a humour answers later this morning. rise. —— afew humour answers later this morning. —— a few more. there's also a chance the olympics in tokyo this summer you are watching breakfast on bbc could be cancelled, according to the former vice president news. time now to get the news, of the international travel and weather where you are. olympic committee. good morning from bbc london. dick pound says the next couple of months will be crucial i'm tarah welsh. and if the situation worsens, the games could be called off. the met police have arrested more ina in a worst—case scenario, yes, i than half of the 200 people they identified as causing think it is much too early to reach the most violence across the capital. that conclusion. and i know the ioc has daily contact with the who to the so called "high—harm" get the best possible advice as to individuals have been targetted in a series of operations since the start of the year. whether it's speaking, whether there isa whether it's speaking, whether there is a vaccine in the works that might but the met commander in charge of reducing violence says be helpful —— it's peaking, and over there is frustration amongst officers that the number of knife offences across the capital went up last year. we absolutely are making inroads in the next 2—3 months, we will get errors of violence. gun crime is sharper and sharper as to whether it is go or no—go. coming down. we absolutely know we're facing some challenges and chelsea were totally outclassed by bayern munich cannot do it alone. we're working in the first leg of their champions league tie at stamford bridge. former arsenal winger

with partners and communities to serge gnabry scored twice, tackle some of the underlying issues as bayern dominated that drive violence. the match, winning 3—nil. and tonight on bbc london we'll chelsea manager frank lampard have a special programme asked his side to play with pride on efforts being taken to tackle in the return leg in munich knife crime in the capital. that's here on bbc1 at 6:30. in three weeks' time. fire safety experts say it was a harsh lesson in reality for a catalogue of problems at victoria coach station has made the players of the level you want to it walking disaster area. a report from the get to. this is champions league london fire brigade football. we as a club i suppose found potentially confusing safety notices, haven't been fighting in the knockout stages and getting through inadequate emergency routes, to the back end of it for some and a sprinkler that was out of action for more than two years. yea rs. to the back end of it for some years. the reality of what it takes. tfl says safety is the top priority and that it has already addressed england's women have their first win at the t20 world cup in australia — many of the points and it was a comprehensive raised in the report. one, against thailand. let's take a look at england captain heather knight hit her first t20 century, the travel situation now... as they made 176—2. minor delays on the piccadilly line. and thailand fell well short, only managing 78—7, with three wickets for anya shrubsole. suspended from stratford due to a now, england won by 98 runs. fa u lty suspended from stratford due to a their next match is against pakistan on friday. faulty train. what a game it was, mind you, for i a burst water main causing road

have a might —— for heather knight, the captain. she is not only the blockages. anyone travelling on the first female player to hit a century a5 edgware road, traffic lights are not working on the junction with in one day. dallas hill lane. now the weather with kate kinsella. thank you for all of the comments and questions you are sending us there on the coronavirus this morning. we're getting stacks of temperatures hovering around the individual cases, people saying this zero mark and a yellow weather bonding in place from the potential is my situation, we got someone in for icy stretches, valid until ten the family struggling with this, people coming back to work, so they o'clock. the risk of one or two self isolate? all of those showers blowing through this morning questions, you might have some of but are largely dry day with sunny them yourself this morning. we will spells, patchy cloud. wind still be speaking to public health england and the world health organization this morning and try to get to the cold. into this evening and bottom of some of those questions. overnight, starting off dry. the try to get you the practical advice that you need. cloud will gradually start to water levels on the river severn in shropshire are expected increase. minimum temperatures to peak this morning as major flooding continues in the area. dropping down towards zero. the rain two severe flood warnings arriving as of the next low pressure are in place meaning there's a risk to life, and a number of people system arrives. tomorrow morning,

in the town of ironbridge have been this will largely fall as rain. told to leave their homes. there are concerns that the water could rise above the flood barriers in the town. there is a potentialfirst we can talk now to our this will largely fall as rain. there is a potential first thing tomorrow morning for a little bit of reporter paul shuttleworth. snow to be mixed in there so pretty paul, thanks for your time this morning. i suppose the good news is bad driving conditions through the that some of those flood defences rush—hour but it will clear through put in place for previous floods, thursday morning with dry weather they seem to be holding at the and sunshine through thursday afternoon. moment, is that right? absolutely, dan. behind me, the river severn has i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now though it's back risen quite greatly. the weight and to dan and sally. bye for now. funny pictures earlier. matt has all pressure of the 400 tons of water the info. per second pushing against the barrier has pushed them aside. as i hello this is breakfast show you, as you look down below the with dan walker and sally nugent. it's 6:30am. river, that we barrier on the right—hand side should be a straight line, in line with the trees on the we'll bring you all the latest news side of the road. what effectively and sport in a moment but also happened was the water puts the on breakfast this morning, we'll be live from the tenerife barriers back towards the properties. now, as they stand at hotel on lockdown after a coronavirus outbreak, and bring you more on the uk the moment, although the barriers schools remaining closed have been pushed away from the river after the half—term break. towards the properties, they have held up and they have prevented the water from

held up and they have prevented the waterfrom going over the barriers it has been a tough couple of days or indeed, forcing a breach in the for louise and the rest barriers. so they have held up and done theirjob and are still channelling the water away from of the sport relief celebrities. those properties. there is talk if nick grimshaw was forced to take a break, suffering the waters continue to rise, they from heat exhaustion. we'll catch up with louise later — as the team prepares to take may go over the top of the barriers. on the tallest sand however, we have been closely dunes in the world. and we'll be joined by the star watching it overnight, it has been of a new film based on the harrowing rising about one centimetre per true story of the city trader hour. 0ver battling to come to terms rising about one centimetre per hour. over the last few hours things with his traumatic childhood. have seem to have petered out a little bit so residents are hopeful the barrier won't be reached by the rising levels that are coming down from shrewsbury and heading down to good morning. here are a summary of bridgnorth. in reality, there has the main stories from bbc news. been quite a lot of stress and worry from residence that those barriers several european countries have would give way and allow the water announced their first coronavirus cases — and all of them appear to be to go cascading into the properties. linked to the growing we are seeing the highest river outbreak in italy. austria, croatia and switzerland have now confirmed cases, while hundreds of guests have been told to stay in their rooms levels here in ironbridge in the in a hotel in tenerife, which has been placed on lockdown. here in the uk, four schools have last 20 years. and these waters are been shut as a precaution going further down the river as

after students returned from italian skiing trips. well, other further difficulties flood defences in bewdley where those flood defences aren't so in worcestershire were breached robust down the severn? absolutely. overnight as the river severn reached record levels. we had from a resident yesterday who people were evacuated is moving into the attic, so they from their homes just before midnight — as you can see water we re is moving into the attic, so they were going to basically live in their artic and wait out the water is coming over the top of the flood levels are raving where there aren't barriers and the environment agency is continuing to pump water away. any flood defences —— living in their attic. many properties are two severe "danger to life" flood warnings are in place in shropshire for the river severn at shrewsbury and ironbridge. underwater, in reality. and the property behind me, if you look at almost 200,000 patients in england waited more than four hours that house there, you can see the first floor of the house, the water on trolleys in a&e over the last two months, levels are lashing up to the lower because of a shortage of beds. that's according to the findings levels are lashing up to the lower level windows. so there are a number of a bbc investigation which also showed this winter was of properties where people have been officially the worst moving their belongings upstairs in for in a generation the hope that the water levels for our hospitals. nhs england said rising demand subside or too much impact happens was creating challenges, but forthcoming investment to their properties —— before too would help cut waiting times. much. you can see ironbridge, that is the entire reason it is so important to invest in these flood prince harry is visiting scotland

todayis prince harry is visiting scotland today is one of his last engagements defences, especially since wendy asa today is one of his last engagements as a senior royal. it is the first severn flooded seriously last time. time the prince has returned to britain since leaving for canada in they are holding the water. hopefully they can hold out for the january. at the end of march, the suffixes will no longer be full—time next few days with the weather, that working royals. here is something i is the important thing. matt is here, good morning matt stopped we don't think you see every day. have some respite from the persistent rain at the moment, a bit it's a hippo walking of snow over the hills in parts of around a petrol station. it happened in saint lucia in south africa. drivers were seemingly shocked wales and other western areas. let to see the animal taking a stroll me see the satellite imagery. we are around the petrol pumps — but the garage owner done with rain yet. this will says his forecourt is becoming an increasingly popular destination for visiting hippos, eventually bring some rain, friday to saturday, this will come in through the night across southern who live in a lake nearby. areas, some snow mixed in. so there could be more rain to fall in some you have to be wary of them, they of those flood affected areas, maybe not just two of those flood affected areas, maybe notjust two inches of rain by the can be quite dangerous even though time we had the weekend. at the they look friendly. go for a snack, moment, as we said it is a mixture of sunny showers and sorry spells, why not at the petrol station? a bag some heavy ones pushing across scotla nd some heavy ones pushing across of crisps? do hippos eat christmas? scotland —— showery spells. through who knows. if you know, let us know. into the afternoon, england and

wales, most places becoming dry with some longer spells of sunshine. 6:33. still those sunny showers continue, a breeze will make you feel cold as it's a near—impossible well but the strings won't be as task facing chelsea now, to qualify for the quarter—finals of the champions league, strong as they were yesterday. in after a 3—0 defeat at the northern half of the country showers continue but that first area home to bayern munich. of cloud comes in, outbreaks of rain for frank lampard, thinking back to for southern counties and the eight years ago when he was at northern edge of it with colder air, sta mford eight years ago when he was at we could see significant snow this stamford bridge, watching them beat by an minute, —— byron munich, it must have been really hard for him. season. tomorrow morning because my crossover could be a tricky one across parts of wales, the midlands, this is the area most likely to see —— bayern. adam wild was watching. a covering of snow in places. just at sta mford enough to cause some issues on the at stamford bridge this was no ordinary welcome, but the chelsea hills, that will spread to the north they were welcoming no ordinary of london across the chilterns and into parts of wales. maybe in the team. bayern munich bringing numbers downs you could see some snow before but the german giants bringing quite they gradually clears. some could quality as well as noisy quantity. see this winter, but the afternoon is drying sunny. it's a case of sunshine and so is further north chelsea were under no illusion just much like today throughout the day after that icy start. still another how dangerous bayern could be, but call dave attempt is be to this time he was thomas muller offering

another heads up. jesse had their of year, 6—8, may be nine degrees. chances, but when bayern found their frosty tha n of year, 6—8, may be nine degrees. frosty than to take us into thursday way through it always felt night but friday morning, this next area of low pressure, the one of the inevitable. serge gnabry never made his grey —— grayden london is an is coast of the united states, develops further and works its way arsenal player but he is making up in. eastern areas are dry and bright for that now. three minutes after scoring his first he went and did it —— on the east coast of the us, it again. a tie for chelsea slowly slipping away. but sympathy isn't turns into snow across the pennines and southern parts of scotland. all of that rain falling on saturated the byron way. robert levin dusky ground, not as much rain as we have seen as with a third. —— bayern way. this ground, not as much rain as we have seen as of late but every little bit cou nts seen as of late but every little bit counts as the moment, and we could challenge from marcus alonzo ended his night. a red card on a red night see 50 millimetres of rainfall on in west london. adam wild, bbc news. the likes of the west hills, the coronavirus has already affected cumbrian fans the likes of the west hills, cumbrianfans and the likes of the west hills, many sporting fixtures and it cumbrian fans and the moors in the could have an impact south—west. the river levels will on the six nations. continue to rise. it will clear the ireland's health minister says their match against italy river quicker than it has done in in dublin on march the seventh should be postponed. recent weekends and then it is back he's meeting with the irish to sunshine and showers but feeling rfu this morning. chilly in the breeze. back to you. italy's men's and women's teams are due to host england in the final round of games a week later. much to think about with all sorts scotland women's match in italy on sunday was called off of stories and we are trying to

because of the virus. bring you as much information as we can. we will give you the latest public health england advice on the very clear view of the public health emergency team was that this coronavirus and what to do if you game should not go ahead. that it are expecting to travel, if you have just come back from certain parts of would constitute a significant risk the world, if you have symptoms, because a very large number of people would be travelling from what like a temperature, if you have an is now an infected region. so my underlying health problem and you are planning to travel in the next department contacted the rfu, i know few weeks. also practical questions it would come to a great disappointment to many but it is an as well, this is a time of year when important decision regarding public lots of kids are going on ski trips health above and beyond other and lots of those are in italy. what considerations. there's also a chance the olympics the precautions. we will be speaking in tokyo this summer could be cancelled, according to the former vice president toa the precautions. we will be speaking of the international to a travel agent about how to get olympic committee. dick pound says the next couple of months will be crucial. your money back... can you get your ina in a worst—case scenario, yes, i money back. if the flight is still think it is much too early to reach on and you do not want to travel. that conclusion. and i know the ioc there is an element of personal has daily contact with the who to choice in this. you're watching bbc get the best possible advice as to whether it is peaking, whether there brea kfast. isa whether it is peaking, whether there is a vaccine in the works that might

be helpful. at a certain point you earlier this month we heard about have to make a call and i would say friends from a murdered teenager. over the next two or three months focus will get sharper and sharper as you get to the point of go or workshops have begun in early‘s no—go. england's women are looking hometown and we have been along to for theirfirst win ta ke hometown and we have been along to take a look. at the t20 world cup in australia — and they're well on top against they're here, learning how to fight thailand. they made 176—2, thanks to a first back to defend themselves. because their best friend was brutally murdered. t20 century from captain # nice to meet you, where you been? heather knight — and thailand's run # i can show you chase is really slow—going — incredible things... her life was full. yeah, she was the perfect they're 50—3 off 1a overs. daughter, really. andy murray could be back in action (laughter) as early as next month but he says i would hate it for any he may need another operation. young girl to go through what ellie he hasn't played since november went through and what we went because of a common side effect there was a family. of the hip surgery he go? 0k. had in january 2019. ellie gould was young and smart and happy. he hopes the rest will ease she'd ended a brief relationship the problem but if he does so she could spend more time have a further operation, on her studies. he'd almost certainly be ruled out of wimbledon and the defence the day after, she was killed. of his 0lympic title. if we're going to save one life, maybe not even that, current british number one, if we could save one dan evans is through to the second person being mugged... this is why at home in wiltshire, round of dubai championships,

after coming back from a set down eleanor, harriet and tilda — to beat fourth seed fabio fognini. ellie's three best friends — are campaigning for self defence he'll face pierre—hugues to be a mandatory part herbert later. of school pe lessons. it is such a life skill elsewhere, britain's katie boulter that you need to learn. is through to the third round of the mexico 0pen hopefully this will give us a push, after beating francesca di lorenzo. actually, we do have the knowledge to escape a potential attack. she faces china's lin not everyone's going to be attacked, zhu in the last 16. isjust giving people the confidence to go out and live their life knowing that they can protect themselves. now, it's fair to say in our time we it's empowering. it is, yeah, that is the whole have seen some pretty interesting point of this thing. ellie's mum carol and her mp statues of cristiano ronaldo in our is onboard, but so far the government is not. i think it's an absolutely time. brilliant idea. if you've got that going through every school in britain now, and cristiano ronaldo is no stranger we'd save a lot of lives and a lot to being immortalised but this time its a little different! unhappiness in the future. but you've spoken to the secretary a portuguese chocolatier has created a life—size sculpture of the striker of state for education who said made entirely of chocolate. actually, the mandatory aspect it's being shown in portugal, as par of this can't be done. of their carnival celebrations. is that right? jorge cardoso, the creator, he's quite encouraging, spent around 200 hours of his spare he said it is good idea but it does time completing the model. to be fair, the face is better than need to be onto individual school to make up their own minds. this statue. a lot of people have so, i'm going to call a debate said that! that bust. a chocolate in parliament and see if we can persaude the government and see if we can change their minds on the mandatory aspect of it.

and you strike the pad! today, ellie's school one, that is a work of art. very friends and her cousin are being given theirfirst lesson. yeah, there you go, well done. impressive. i wonder how you sort this is what they want to see rolled out melting temperature is for that out across the country sort of chocolate. i'm not worried in ellie's name. there's so much laughter here and ijust can't imagine what's about that, who gets to eat it? going through your head. someone has to it. —— eat it. wow, it's quite nice to see the girls, because these are girls from the sixth form, it'sjust, you know, such useful skills they are learning. it's wonderful, really. about that, who gets to eat it? someone has to it. -- eat it. if anyone could, ronaldo could. good switch over if you haven't already. their best friend's killer was theirfriend. job. rinaldo is great, isn't he? griffiths texted tilda after he killed ellie, saying he'd been self—harming, to cover himself up very good. his own injuries. speaking of food... eleanor is the friend he'd messaged is there a place for the likes of frankie & benny's and chiquito pretending to be ellie, asking her not to drive on our retail parks? their owners aren't overly convinced. over and pick her up. sean has more on the competitive it works — itjust slides out. yeah. casual dining sector. these skills can't help their friend, but they would like them to help others. that's it — harder. it is also called the casual dining you don't want to do this to make people fearful? sector. good morning to you. we have i think it's important that we do make something positive out of this

really horrible situation. talked about this kind of squeeze before, but the company that owns ellie was such a positive person, all of these chains is called the so it makes sense to do something positive in response. i'm stepping back with my outside leg. restau ra nt all of these chains is called the restaurant group — you don't see the department of education say that around the country too often they have no plans to make this mandatory, but schools do but it does own and operate 650 have the flexibility to do this, if they want to. restau ra nts a nd but it does own and operate 650 restaurants and pubs up and down the that's a decision carol will fight. country. you never know when this could apply to you, you could be mugged. and you'll recognise these as being on the same retail parks most people panic in as your favourite bowling alleys a situation like that. but if you just have this knowledge and cinemas, or where you go in the back of your head, shopping — so we're talking the likes of garfunkel‘s, it could just kick in chiquito, coast to coast and frankie & benny's. and you could get yourself away. now, back in september, we were given a good idea how important is it for you to have of the company's health. this positive, lasting legacy for ellie? they said they were losing nearly £90 million in the first month of it would mean a lot to us as a family. the year and it would close more and if it could save just one life, than 80 of those restaurants like frankie & benny's. it's got to be worth it. and change some wagamamas — one place that has done well for them. so what do we want when it is great to see a scheme put into we go out for a bite? i have an is now in five years. i've place. 0bviously it is great to see a scheme put into place. obviously a horrible tragedy but something good coming from it. only been there once or twice in my such a sad story but good to see

life, generally with friends and i just think it seems a bit dated at they are managing to turn things the minute. i use them when we around. let's return to a story aren't looking for something special, because you know what you are getting. but i don't often go around. let's return to a story around our main story, the out for any restaurant that much. coronavirus. the airline industry is feeling some of the worst effects the occasional takeaway, but mostly, of the coronavirus. with flights cancelled and heightened concern about travelling to or it's... buying the occasional takeaway, but mostly, it's. .. buying and the occasional takeaway, but mostly, it's... buying and cooking stuff. from affected areas. that's why it is tougher out there. the whole sector has it isa been struggling. it is a growing area of concern for the number of restaurants going bust is up by a quarter, lots of people travelling to including some big names like jamie's oliver's chain. different areas of the world. that had difficulties. massively and who do you ask and you so, what's changing? get an answer from. heathrow has there has been a huge amount of expansion in the eating out market in the last pre—li years, so the lots of people passing through. the number of competitors has increased airlines, various companies so and alongside that consumer tastes heathrow is not in charge of every have increased in sophistication. we single person that is in that so you know what we want much more and so the evolution of retailing and also may arrive but they may not be the of eating out has happened and the people to make the actual decision. old restaurants like frankie &

benny's had been around for a long public health england would be the time are becoming out of date. kind of body to advise the. we will just after seven, we'll see what more the owners want be talking to them later but the to do with all its various chains. it's having a big impact on the situation is changing so quickly and retail parks. it isn't easy for the thatis situation is changing so quickly and that is part of the problem. landlords at the moment and if there are more closures, that will make heathrow have said this morning that life even harder. thank you, sean. they are concerned about the global impact of the coronavirus and are earlier this month on breakfast monitoring the impact on it business we brought you the story of a campaign set up by friends of the teenager ellie gould, because every moment they have a who was murdered by her ex—boyfriend last year. they were calling for self—defence different flight from a different classes to be introduced country. they have a flight from in all schools following the 17—year—old's death. milan coming in in an hour. what are well workshops have now begun in ellie's hometown and our reporter jayne mccubbin has been they doing? it is moving very along to take a look. quickly. you have your guest from they along to take a look. are here, learning how to figi back they are here, learning how to fight back to defend themselves. because their best friend was brutally murdered. # nice to meet you, where you been? heathrow? her life was full. yeah, she was a john holland—kaye is the ceo of heathrow airport. perfect daughter, really. i would what are you doing to protect your staff? we would always take the

hate it for any young girl to go safety a nd staff? we would always take the safety and security of passengers and colleagues as our first through what ellie went through and priority. we have to be responsible what we went there was a family. ellie gould was young and smart and with this coronavirus outbreak. we are monitoring the situation closely happy. she had ended a brief and we have to balance between relationship so she could spend more keeping people safe and keeping the time on her studies. the day after, economy moving. always start by she was killed. if we are going to taking the advice of public health england. we need to send to the experts on this. we have been save one life, if we couldn't save implementing plans according to one person being mugged. this is why at home in wiltshire, ellie's three their guidelines and that has worked very well so far. we have gone on best friends i've campaigning for that as well to make sure we make it self defence to be a mandatory part of school pe lessons. it is such a life skill you need to know. as easy as possible for people to hopefully this will give us a stay safe. we are deep cleaning the police, actually, we do the airport so handrails people might knowledge to escape an attack. not everyone is going to be attacked, is touch will be as clean as possible just giving people the confidence to and also make sure there is a go out and live their life knowing provision of sanitiser for hands and they can protect themselves. it's empowering. it is, yeah, that is the the bathrooms are thoroughly clean whole point of this thing. ellie's mum caroland mp because it is the biggest risk of

whole point of this thing. ellie's mum carol and mp is onboard, but so far the government is not. if you infection. this flight i mention is have that going to every school in britain now, we would save a lot of an example, landing from milan this lives and unhappiness in the future. morning. have you now decided to you spoke to the secretary of state for education he said actually, the approach that flight and its arrival mandatory aspect of this can't be done. is that right? he's quite ina approach that flight and its arrival in a different way than you would have done a few days ago? we're encouraging, it is good idea but it does need to be onto individual following the advice of public health england. we have a set of measures place for any plane coming scores. i'm calling on parliament to change their minds on the mandatory in from measures place for any plane coming infrom a measures place for any plane coming in from a high risk area where, if aspect of it. strike the pad! today, there is anybody showing any signs or symptoms, they are taken to one ellie's school friends and cousin side and other passengers are are being given theirfirst lesson. allowed to go on their way. that is this is what they want to see rolled allowed to go on their way. that is a process that public health england out across the country in ellie's have put in place and it has worked name. there is so much laughter here very well so far. of course, if we andi need to raise the level of name. there is so much laughter here and ijust name. there is so much laughter here and i just can't name. there is so much laughter here and ijust can't imagine what is going through your head. wow, it's monitoring, for example if we were quite nice to see the girls, because required to bring in some of the these girls in sixth form, it's just, you know such useful skills they are learning. it's wonderful, heat sensitive equipment, of course we would do that but we would follow really. switchover if you haven't already. their best friend's killer the advice of the experts in all of was theirfriend. this to keep people safe. do you

already. their best friend's killer was their friend. griffith texted find you are getting more questions tilda after ellie saying he had been from your staff, are they more concerned? yes, of course they. that self harming, to cover himself up. is why we are taking measures to he messaged a friend pretending to be ellie, asking her not to drive provide people with information and over and pick her up. keeping them safe. all colours of be ellie, asking her not to drive overand pick her up. itjust be ellie, asking her not to drive over and pick her up. itjust slides out. these skills can't help their been given had sanitisers because they are dealing with the general friend, they would like them to help others. you don't want to do this to public quite often and that is as much a question of reassurance as it make people fearful?” is of safety. plenty of had others. you don't want to do this to make people fearful? i think it's important we do make something positive out of this really horrible sanitisers across the airport for anyone working or walking through situation. ellie was such a positive the airport. thank you. you can person so situation. ellie was such a positive person so it makes sense to do something positive in response. i'm stepping back with my outside leg. detect it is a very quickly moving the department of education says they have no plans to make this story. day by day they're trying to mandatory, but schools do have the flexibility to do this if they want react to the story. and those to. that is a decision curra will fight. you never know when this measures may need to change in the next few hours. he mentioned could apply to you, you could be mugged, most people panic in these potential for different screening, situations. but if you just have heat sensitive screening. options this knowledge in the back of your that are not in place at the moment head,it this knowledge in the back of your head, it could just kick in and you could get yourself away. how but that if they get information

important is it for you to have this from public health england, they would implement them.” positive, lasting legacy for ellie? it would mean a lot to us as a from public health england, they would implement them. i know we have family. if it could save just one been saying we would be putting some life, it's got to be worth it. of those questions to experts and really important that they would be hopefully we will be speaking to able to do something so constructive public health england and the world and positive out of a horrible health organization as well. first it is now time for the news, travel situation. and whether where you. good morning if you havejust switched on bbc breakfast. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. yesterday you were saying 20 of rain good morning from bbc london, i'm tarah welsh. around and more rain in the next few the met police have arrested more than half of the two hundred people they identified days as well? —— plenty. as causing the most violence across the capital. the so called "high—harm" individuals have been targetted good morning. this was exactly a in a series of operations year ago today, the start of the since the start of the year. warmest february on record. while this winter has been quite mild so we absolutely are making inroads

farand in areas into violence. this winter has been quite mild so far and pretty wet, over the next 2a as i say, under—25 violence with injury. hours it could be its wintry rest in gun crime is coming down. we absolutely know that we're facing some challenges. some parts. the chilly start. we can't do it alone. we're working very closely with partners and communities typical temperatures across the to tackle some of the underlying country, just a few degrees above freezing if not a little bit below. issues that drive violence. and tonight on bbc london we'll have a special programme frost and icy start when you saw on efforts being taken to tackle knife crime in the capital. showers overnight. pretty heavy that's here on bbc1 at 6:30 showers overnight. pretty heavy showers pushing into western scotla nd showers pushing into western scotland bring in sleet and snow, fire safety experts say and the same for northern ireland. a catalogue of problems at victoria coach station has made it a walking disaster area. a report from the showers are mainly in the west to london fire brigade begin with. eastern areas, frosty found potentially but right to begin with with lots of confusing safety notices, sunshine. a few showers pushing inadequate emergency routes, and a sprinkler that was out eastwards. across england and wales, of action for more than two years. tfl says safety is the top priority especially in western areas, fewer showers around this afternoon with and that it has already addressed many of the points most showers around this afternoon with m ost pla ces showers around this afternoon with most places dry with sunny spells. raised in the report. it might not feel quite as cold. let's take a look at the travel situation now... tonight, snow showers continuing there are minor delays on the piccadilly line from acton town to cockfosters. across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. outbreaks of rain in southern areas. pushing on quite 0n the central and northern line

cool air. temperatures close to if this morning. and the 0verground is paer not below freezing again. icy suspended from stratford to willsden junction due to a faulty train. 0n the roads, the marylebone road conditions in the north with a few is closed westbound between great portland showers. across the south, tomorrow street tube station and regents park tube station due morning, some of the most wintry to a burst water main. gas mains work causing conditions we have seen. mainly problems in wandsworth where there are temporary traffic lights on the a3 west hill towards putney. north of the ma, a covering of snow the a4 piccadilly, there's one lane to ta ke north of the ma, a covering of snow to take us towards lunchtime. that closed for gas works may cause some issues on the road to towards piccadilly circus. cheltenham. away from that, sunshine and a warning to anyone travelling on the a5, and showers. northern ireland and the edware road, the traffic lights are't working at the junction northern england. they will continue with dollis hill lane. but the afternoon for many it should now the weather with kate kinsella be dry and sunny. temperatures around levels they should be for the good morning. it's a cold start out there this morning. temperatures hovering around vast majority. a knight will follow the zero celsius mark, and the met office has a yellow weather warning in place from the potential for thursday night into friday but into some icy stretches — valid until ten o'clock. friday we are watching developments out into the west with more wet now, we're still at risk of one or two showers blowing through this weather on its way. you start the morning but it is going day dry and bright, particularly in to be a largely dry day. some sunny spells, patchy cloud. the east but in the west the rain will get going and turning to snow

the wind a little less in the pennines and the hills of than yesterday, still cold though. scotland. more heavy rain on temperatures between seven and nine celsius. now, into this evening and overnight, starting off dry and clear but the cloud saturday, a possible 50 metres on will gradually start to increase. the minimum temperature dropping down towards zero — the welsh hills. one, two celsius. we'll get the rain arriving as our the next low if you're planning a trip to any pressure system arrives. of 11 quarantined towns in italy affected by the coronavirus, the foreign office has some simple advice for you: don't go. it follows the deaths of 11 people there, making it europe's now, for tomorrow morning, worst affected country. this is going to largely fall as rain, particularly to the south. the italian outbreak has also had an impact here, but the further north you go, with several schools in england out towards the home counties and northern ireland advising staff and students to stay at home and beyond, there is a potential after returning from ski trips first thing tomorrow morning in northern italy. for a little bit of snow four schools have completely to be mixed in there, shut their doors for what's been so potentialfor some pretty bad driving conditions perhaps described as a "deep clean" through the rush—hour but it after pupils returned will clear as we head from the affected areas. one of those is trinity catholic college in middlesbrough, where a small number of pupils and staff began showing good morning, welcome to breakfast mild flu—like symptoms. with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today... holidaymakers in lockdown as four let's speak now to the ceo cases of coronavirus of the school's trust, are linked to a hotel in tenerife. hugh hegarty, whojoins us a number of schools in the uk

from our newcastle studio. have closed after pupils returned from virus—hit good morning. can you tell areas of italy. the virus has hit the good morning. can you tell us good morning. can you tell us why good morning. can you tell us why aviation industry hard. you have taken the decision? we took the boss of heathrow has told us the airport is doing what it can — including deep—cleaning — the decision based on statements to protect the 200,000 passengers that pass through every day. the coronavirus hits issued yesterday morning that said the six nations. the irish health minister says italy people returning from the northern should not come to dublin for the match in 10 days' time. pa rt people returning from the northern part of italy to the uk should self isolate. that information was released yesterday morning. a cold and wintry start to wednesday morning. some in the south could see naturally, our children return to the first snow of the season tonight the school on monday so that left us and there is more rain in the with a bit of a predicament. forecast. children had been sharing with friends and colleagues through it's wednesday, the 26th of february. our top story... several european countries have monday so we had to look at public announced their first coronavirus health news and took the children and staff home and then we had to cases, and all of them appear to be linked to italy. austria, croatia and switzerland make the decision for the remaining have now confirmed cases, while hundreds of guests have been

told to stay in their rooms in a hotel in tenerife, which has been placed on lockdown. here in the uk, four schools have been shut after students returned staff and children and we were from italian skiing trips. let's speak to fiona trott advised to stay at home for the now, who is outside that hotel in tenerife. fiona, what's the latest there? remainder of the week so we could have a deep clean and monitor the situation over the coming few days as you can see, the police here are still manning the huge chord and to identify if there had been any around the hotel complex. most of them are wearing face masks. symptoms materialising in any of the children whatsoever.” overnight a couple of ambulances symptoms materialising in any of the children whatsoever. i imagine there have arrived and specialist are several schools in a similar position to you at the moment. an emergency vehicles. police tell me they are here on standby because as you tell me, have you had specific advice from public health, have you we now know, for people are infected. the doctor who is holidaying here with his wife, who been able to get advice tailored to the situation you were in? we are is from italy, and to other people they were travelling with. i very much working in the unknown. understand they are being treated at a hospital on the north of the public health contacted me after island. there are a couple of tents making the decision to close the outside the main entrance. they are school yesterday afternoon and they being used by medical staff as a said you do not have to. but there temporary station because they have a huge task at the moment. looking

at the size of the hotel, there are have been conflicting messages from at the size of the hotel, there are a thousand guests and staff staying public health and others. the here at the moment. from what i understand from guests i have spoken profile of the story has increased to inside the hotel, those medical significantly over the past 2a hours teams are just going from door to and last evening on the bbc, for the door checking their temperatures and first time, i believe, the public giving them advice, giving them a was made aware of what self isolate facemask. that's the work that's going on inside the hotel to monitor actually means. due to the risk i patients. but it's very tough for perceive, i made the decision that them. some of them are now in a it was in the best interests of our community and children to close the position where they have not left their rooms in 24—hour is. they are school. it is an ever—changing beginning to wake up and i have picture and the information we are spoken to some of them this morning getting today will be contradicting on the telephone. theyjust want to go downstairs and have something to what we were given yesterday. i made eat and drink. but they can't. they a decision and i put the welfare and have been told they have to stay health of our children first. inside. the spanish health minister a decision and i put the welfare and health of our children firstm a decision and i put the welfare and health of our children first. it is is trying to ask all the guests obviously a very stressful time. inside the hotel to be patient. they pa rents obviously a very stressful time. parents and pupils as well. how are they managing? it is a very anxious time for parents and students and we re inside the hotel to be patient. they were ina

inside the hotel to be patient. they now it makes a decision to close a were in a hotel. they are being school lightly. ——no one makes a examined by health teams. if they decision. parents will have to make have symptoms, minor symptoms, then we will apply our protocol. if they arrangements for childcare, for their work. the children education do not have symptoms, according to the protocol they might be free to is disrupted. colleagues and the do what they want, but some days we need to test all the people. some head teacher have worked amazingly positive news this morning. the over a short period of time to put president of the canary islands has the necessary programmes in place says he hopes around 100 guests from for the children for the remaining this hotel can leave in the next few hours because they arrived on monday time of the week and we have and would not have come into contact with the infected people. fiona, effective communication pathways thank you. open and we are in direct contact with all parents but that sense of let's speak now to our correspondent bethany bell who's in milan. it seems many of the outbreaks we anxiety comes from the unknown and i do think it is imperative that are talking about and cases across europe are linked to what has been persistent and clear messages, happening in italy so what is the latest there? the prime minister of consistent, are given from public health to all sectors of the italy has been saying that he is community because people are returning from various parts of

suggested that a hospital in one of europe, particularly northern italy, the hotspot areas may not have after skiing, after the bid terms followed procedures properly at the beginning of the outbreak and that and many people working in schools, may have caused the spread of this. and many people working in schools, and community centres, malls, public there are still these quarantine and community centres, malls, public areas, hotspots, where around 50,000 and private sectors so there is a duty of care on all players and we people have been told to need to account for public spaces stay—at—home. the police have set up and we need to have a serious look roadblocks, not letting people in of the level of care given because and out. schools and universities in we do not know the reach of this northern italy and across the region are remaining closed at the moment. virus. thank you very much indeed. we have also heard from the prime minister saying he thinks the interesting perspective. dealing contagion will be contained soon. he with a very practical situation has urged people not to panic and he having to advise parents and children attacking the decision to had a message for the rest of the close school. you think about world, in which she said italy was coronavirus, what about travel and safe. here in milan life is other things you would be continuing although there have been considering. we will be speaking to restrictions here as well. the somebody from public health england cathedral behind me, one of the and also the world health city's main tourist attractions, the

organization this morning. if you duomo, is closed at the moment to have any questions, do let us know. tourists. they are not taking services there. if you talk to public health england at 7:30am and people in general here there is a sense of uncertainty, how long will it go on for, and people are trying world health organization at eight not to panic but hoping something a.m.. we will try and get you information about questions you may will be settled soon. bethany bell be wondering about regarding this story around coronavirus. we will in milan, thank you for that update. give you the practical advice if you we have been promising you practical have holidays booked, and pin down advice. let's get the latest an answer. and also the spot relief now from paul cosford from public health england. good morning and thank you for your challenge has been effective. louise time. i know you are in a very busy time. i know you are in a very busy time at the moment so i will start was going to go to mongolia but that was going to go to mongolia but that was cancelled and they went to the with some questions we have had from viewers this morning. many of them, nvidia desert instead. —— nvidia as you can understand, they are concerned and a little bit confused. desert. it has been actually really first of all, if you are currently in this country and in good health, difficult for some to choose do. she planning to travel abroad to the areas where there are concerns, is in places like italy, and where new difficult for some to choose do. she isina difficult for some to choose do. she is in a good company however. let's have a look at herjourney so cases are coming through, what is is in a good company however. let's have a look at her journey so far. it began on the edge of the desert your advice? everybody will make

their own decisions about where to travel and in what circumstances. and then the first date involved a the advice about travel is not to 35 mile bike ride in searing avoid travel to northern italy. temperatures as the group may the there are 11 specific towns that you way through the dunes. louise had problems with magenta vitas and she cannot travel to anyway. but if you have a specific illness that makes you more worried, it think about had problems with our eyes. that and talk it through with friends and relatives but we are not yesterday they made their way to putting advice out saying not to camp one and did a bit of working. travel to italy. we have a tweet todayis camp one and did a bit of working. today is of toughest yet, they walk from kate who asks, should i travel or zelensky across the world's to south tenerife with my tallest sa nd or zelensky across the world's 85—year—old parents next week? the tallest sand dune to reach to. infected hotel is 1000 metres away tomorrow will see the end of their journey as louise and her friends from hours. if you are in the hotel pushed to the finish line. one had in tenerife then you should make sure you comply with what the heat exhaustion and could not quite spanish authorities ask you to do. that should be obvious for anywhere. com plete heat exhaustion and could not quite complete the wall. there is, louise. at the moment we are monitoring the situation very carefully across we will be speaking to her later. 35 anywhere where there is an outbreak

of the infection to make decisions degrees. when you do stuff like about whether places need to go on that, rememberfrom degrees. when you do stuff like that, remember from us to the list of countries we are most degrees. when you do stuff like that, rememberfrom us you doing kilimanjaro but those conditions are concerned about. our key advice about those countries is that if you pretty difficult. looking forward to have been in one of those countries talking to her. she was with frankie and you are returning to the uk and yesterday looking after her, she is you have symptoms of concern, you not alone. she is good in a are coughing, you have a fever or shortness of breath, then telephone struggle, louise. the nhs111 shortness of breath, then telephone the nhs!!! and we can make sure you time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. are assessed and tested if necessary. we are not advising a ban on travel to the canary islands or good morning from bbc to tenerife. but what we do know is london, i'm tarah welsh. the met police have arrested more than half of the two hundred that although the risk of getting people they identified as causing the most violence severe complications from this virus across the capital. are much lowerfor the so called "high—harm" individuals have been targetted severe complications from this virus are much lower for children and healthy adults, for older people and in a series of operations since the start of the year. people with serious underlying but the met commander in charge illnesses, they are more at risk of of reducing violence says there is frustration amongst officers that the number of knife those complications. so people will offences across the capital need to make their own individual decisions about whether to travel or

went up last year. not. can i get more information from you about the radius of risk, if you we absolutely are making inroads like. we had that lady talking about in areas into violence. gun crime is coming down. we absolutely know we're facing some her hotel being 1000 metres away. if challenges and cannot do it alone. you are in a common space, we're working with partners and communities to tackle some of the underlying issues her hotel being 1000 metres away. if you are in a common space, like a hotel reception, in this particular that drive violence. hotel reception, in this particular hotel in tenerife, what is the risk and how close do you need to be to and tonight on bbc london we'll have a special programme on efforts being taken to tackle somebody for the risks to be knife crime in the capital. increased? we have been clear in the that's here on bbc1 at 6:30 contact tracing on people who have fire safety experts say returned to the uk with coronavirus, a catalogue of problems the groups who are interested in are at victoria coach station has made those who have been in close face to it a walking disaster area. face a report from the those who have been in close face to fa ce co nta ct those who have been in close face to face contact with somebody who has london fire brigade found potentially the infection for 15 minutes, or 15 confusing safety notices, inadequate emergency routes, and a sprinkler that was out of action for more than two years. tfl says safety is the top priority minutes or longer. so it suggest close contact puts you at risk, not and that it has already addressed many of the points just being somewhere within the same raised in the report. environment as somebody. i hope that let's take a look at helps to answer the question. it is the travel situation now... there are minor delays close contact with somebody with the infection that puts you at risk, not on the piccadilly line

just being in the same area or the from acton town to cockfosters. same room for a short period of and the 0verground is paer suspended from stratford to willsden time. you mentioned earlier the junction due to a faulty train. 0n the roads, the marylebone road is closed westbound between great portland situation regarding people coming street tube station back from these areas. those who and regents park tube station due to a burst water main. might feel unwell. what are the gas mains work causing problems in wandsworth symptoms people should look out for? where there are temporary traffic there are three symptoms we talk lights on the a3 west hill towards putney. about, coughing, a fever and the a4 piccadilly, there's one lane shortness of breath. if you have closed for gas works towards piccadilly circus. been to any of the countries of and a warning to anyone concern, and that includes north of travelling on the a5, italy, a line at north of but not the edware road, the traffic lights are't working at the junction including pisa, florence and rimini, with dollis hill lane. if you have come back from one of now the weather with kate kinsella those countries of concern and you have one of those symptoms and you temperatures hovering around have one of those symptoms and you have been in that country in the last 14 days then you need to the zero mark and a yellow weather telephone nhs111 warning in place from the potential for icy stretches, valid until ten last 14 days then you need to telephone nhs!!! and then somebody will talk through with you where you o'clock. the risk of one or two showers have been, what your symptoms are and deciding whether you need to be blowing through this morning further assessed and tested and then but a largely dry day with sunny we can make sure you are assessed spells, patchy cloud. wind still cold. appropriately and if you turn out to be positive we can make sure you are

into this evening and overnight, isolated and we can deal with all starting off dry. the cloud will gradually the contacts, people who have been start to increase. minimum temperatures in close contact with you. so far we have had nine people diagnosed in the uk who have returned from dropping down towards zero. countries of concern. we have identified those and we have done the rain arriving as our all the work with their contacts. the next high pressure that seems to be working well in system arrives. tomorrow morning, this will largely fall as rain. there is a potential first thing terms of preventing further spread tomorrow morning for a little bit in the uk at the moment. but we of snow to be mixed in there so pretty can't be complacent about this and bad driving conditions we must continue to make sure we do through the rush—hour but it everything we can to identify will clear through thursday morning with dry weather anybody with coronavirus, deal with and sunshine through thursday afternoon. their contacts and prevent further spread if possible. a newspaper this i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. morning has had sight of a plenty more on our website at the usual address. government report into a worst—case now though it's back to dan and sally. scenario. the top line of their bye for now. story is that four in five brits could become infected with coronavirus. this is something the government does have to prepare for, a worst—case scenario, but this is ina a worst—case scenario, but this is in a newspaper this morning now. can

you understand why people are feeling very uncomfortable about the situation? of course i understand that. we have always said if there isa that. we have always said if there is a sustained transmission across communities outside china then it would lead to a greater risk of us having more widespread transmission in the uk so we do have to prepare for that and we have to think about the range of different scenarios. the fact we have plans for a reasonable worst—case scenario does not mean we expect that to happen. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: but of course you would expect us to think through all the possible holidaymakers in lockdown as four cases of coronavirus are linked to a hotel in tenerife. eventualities and consider how we would handle them should they take a number of schools in the uk have place. what i would say is that we closed after pupils returned know the vast majority of people get from virus—hit areas of italy. a mild illness with this virus and the virus has hit the the vast majority of people make a aviation industry hard. in the next hour, i'll be speaking full recovery. we know children and to the boss of heathrow about what he is doing to protect healthy adults are at a pretty low the 200,000 passengers that pass through the airport every day. risk of getting complications if the coronavirus hits the six nations they do get infected. the people we — the irish health minister says

italy should not come to dublin worry about more are older people and people with serious underlying for the match on march the seventh. illnesses so if we do end up in a position of widespread infection in and in whether it is cold out there the uk, and that is still and if, this morning. some frost and ice and then those are the people we need to in the west, wintry showers. rain, be particularly concerned about. we all have a part to play in this. we sleet and snow to come tonight. i'll should all be making sure that if we have more details on breakfast. have symptoms, of a respiratory it's wednesday, the 26th of february. our top story. illness, whatever it may be, then we several european countries have stay—at—home, we don't go around announced their first coronavirus cases — and all of them appear to be spreading the disease to other linked to the growing people. if you are coughing or outbreak in italy. austria, croatia and switzerland sneezing, catch it in a tissue, have now confirmed cases, while hundreds of guests have been throw away that tissue and wash our told to stay in their rooms in a hotel in tenerife, hands. that basic hygiene message is which has been placed on lockdown. here in the uk, four schools have been shut after students returned from italian skiing trips. very important and it does a lot to stop the spread of infection. thank you very much for your time this 0ur correspondent, andy moore, reports. morning. hopefully that has answered some of it's not what you would want to see from the balcony your questions. we will have more on of your four—star hotel. instead of a fleet of taxis, there's a fleet of ambulances

waiting outside the costa the coronavirus shortly. another real concern for people across the adeje palace hotel. uk this morning is the weather, where people have seen huge rises in hundreds of holidaymakers river levels in the last few days are on lockdown, though the spanish authorities say some who arrived and snow across parts of the uk as after the first person became ill well. may be allowed to leave soon. that original case it isa was an italian doctor. it is a real mix out there at the translation: this citizen arrived moment. snow to come later in the on february 17 on a plane. he got on a bus, he was part week. a chilly commute this morning of a group of 10 italians, with temperatures close to freezing and they went to the hotel. he has spent all of his time in in many areas. these temperatures are typical at the moment. snow in or around the hotel. showers across and western areas, a covering in western scotland, the authorities say other guests northern ireland, wales, north—west at the hotel should be allowed to leave eventually if they test england and the north midlands. negative and have no symptoms showers heading east, particularly of the disease. but that's a process that could take some time. in scotland, but further south and if they do not have symptoms, according to our protocol, east, very few showers and most they ought to be free to do whatever they want. spending a dry day. in england and but we will need some days wales most places becoming dry as to test all these people. the showers become fewer in number. coronavirus has now got a foothold in europe and italy is the worst the wind easing down. a chilly day, affected country, with more than 300 temperatures between five and nine. the breeze taking a couple of

cases and 11 deaths. degrees off but they will be lighter in milan, the cathedral and many museums have closed. than yesterday. 0ne in the uk, this private school in cheshire has shut down completely after pupils and staff returned degrees off but they will be lighter than yesterday. one or two isolated showers across england and wales so from an italian ski resort. the vast majority will be dry in the and this school at nantwich has evening commute. snow showers across closed its sixth form for a similar reason. northern ireland, north—west england and western scotland. feeling very chilly in the breeze across northern scotland. as showers continue we could see ic conditions across the the official advice north of the country. in the south, from the government that is anybody returning from the italian towns in quarantine should self—isolate. the cloud increasing and the rain anyone returning from the wider arriving in southern counties. 0n region of northern italy who feels the northern edge of that in the ill should do the same. andy moore, bbc news. morning rush hour tomorrow we could see some snow as well. could be a slippery start to tomorrow morning's let's speak to fiona trott, commute. there could be the first who is outside the hotel in tenerife snow of the season across southern where hundreds of holidaymakers have counties of england and wales. that been forced to self—isolate. will clear through before being dry fiona, what's the latest there? for a time but then more rain thank you for giving us an update on arriving on friday and into saturday. bbc breakfast this morning. what is happening? there is a heavy medical presence behind you ? let's return to our top story now — the increasing number

happening? there is a heavy medical presence behind you? we have of coronavirus cases in italy specialist emergency vehicles here and ambulances as well. i spoke to and the rest of europe. more than 320 people have been police on the ground and they are infected in italy now, explaining to me that these vehicles here are on standby stop we know and 11 of them have died. the italian outbreak has also been linked to new cases around the world — including austria, croatia, they are for infected people linked switzerland, algeria and latin america's first to the hotel. you might see behind case, in brazil. me there tents outside the main and the four cases in a hotel entrance, that has been set up as a in tenerife, which have led medical station, if you like. i to the imposed isolation of hundreds spoke to guests inside the hotel, of holidaymakers, have also been what they are explaining to us as linked to a doctor from italy. groups of two or three medical staff here in the uk, students returning from ski trips in the north are going to the rooms and carrying of the country have been sent out assessments. that is taking home from school. four schools have completely people's temperature, giving them a facemask, one woman i spoke to last shut for a deep clean. the foreign office is advising those month de mark knight said she was returning from 11 quarantined towns in the northern regions of lombardy given a temperature gauge to check her own temperature this morning. —— and veneto must now self—isolate for 14 days — one person i spoke to last night even if they are well. and those who have travelled said she was given a temperature elsewhere in northern italy — gauge. so please are around the that's the area north of pisa —— must do the same, but only if they develop symptoms.

building wearing facemasks —— so quite a bit to get our heads around police are. they are monitoring the this morning. let's speak now to dr margaret situation by having staff go from harris, a world health organisation room to room and checking on people. coronavirus expert, who joins us from geneva. hundreds of people are staying at we appreciate your time this this hotel and that is woven that we morning. iam we appreciate your time this morning. i am sure you are busy heard from the health minister of answering many questions from people. can you give us your spain —— and that is why we have guidance in your thoughts on what we heard from the health minister of are seeing particularly in italy and spain and president of the canary how it is affecting other outbreaks islands. they report maybe 100 across europe. good morning. italy people would be able to leave this hotel in the coming hours because isa they had no direct contact with across europe. good morning. italy is a concerning outbreak. the authorities are doing everything those infected people. we are they can do to stop further spread getting people contacting us this elsewhere by locking down the morning, fiona, who had planned communities and asking people to trips to tenerife and other places self—isolate and stay put. in the canary islands over the next few days and are asking about how naturally, it's a place everyone has close their hotel would be to this been visiting, so when people return one. i wonder what the surrounding there is a concern that they need to discussion is around the hotel? people are moving around really, be aware that there is the there is no real concern. i arrived possibility. i heard your previous

speaker make some very good points. here yesterday, people were very 0ne speaker make some very good points. one of them being, you have to have much looking forward to the holiday and they won't put off by it. you beenin one of them being, you have to have been in close contact. there is no reason to be panicking at this stage get a sense that the message also is being put out my look, you know, orany reason to be panicking at this stage or any stage, actually. that is very this is contained and people should helpful advice, talking about proximity. from your perspective, be coming to the island as planned. how much more widespread does this need to become before it becomes a when you arrive at the airport, pandemic? we talk about a pandemic though, there will be staffed there that have facemasks. people taking to describe what's going on. when we talk about a pandemic we mean that people to and from the hotel, taxi we have outbreaks in all parts of drivers, bus drivers, that kind of the globe. but notjust outbreaks, thing, they all know the situation here. tour operators are getting the we are talking about sustained message out but certainly the community transmission. as you are message out but certainly the message that is coming from this very effectively reporting, there pa rt message that is coming from this part of the island is that it is have been cases reported in many business as normal and that this is countries around the world, but remember, these are cases as people being contained here and this hotel arriving in the country and they is showing very clearly with this have not shown onwards transmission. this is what we have seen in the uk at the moment. we have seen good police gordon and emergency measures taking place. inside, they believe work from the health board and the

they are dealing with it community. people are saying they efficiently. fiona, thank you. the are travelling, they are not feeling fiona trott live in tenerife for us this morning. and if you are sending well and they are identifying themselves as perhaps being a case. us this morning. and if you are sending us questions this morning about that means we are identifying people potential trips to various parts of where there have been outbreaks, we very early and there is a good chance of stopping onwards spread. will put those questions to public the issues are when things slip health england and the world health through the net i suppose. we have organization later on. and the largest outbreak country is italy. suggestions from our reporter in milan who reports that the italian let's speak now to our correspondent prime minister has suggested that a bethany bell who's in milan. hospital in the infected area what are authorities doing there to perhaps didn't properly go through try to contain this outbreak? they their infection control procedures. have done a number of things. sounds it's when we see those links in the chain, if you like, where there are in little hotspots just south—east issues there, that problem can cause repercussions not just of milan, where i am now —— towns, issues there, that problem can cause repercussions notjust in that country but elsewhere as well. yes, those have been put in quarantine. that's affecting up to 50,000 not being aware you potentially have a case of the illness can be a people, told to stay at home. in the problem. in hospitals particularly, region generally schools and universities have been shut down and especially if you have a lung even places behind me like the infection or symptoms in your lungs, some of these treatments you would duomo, the cathedral here in milan, use to help somebody with their

a major tourist place, they have been shut down, again for trying not breathing could increase the spread. so all hospitals have to be on high to get too much spreading of this alert that if somebody comes in with disease. now, on the other hand, italy's prime minister, just happy respiratory illness or symptoms of conti, has warned people not to pneumonia, they must be checked for panic. he said italy is safe to visit and they are taking these coronavirus first. we do thank you for practical advice, and we thank measuresjust to contain visit and they are taking these public health england as well. we measures just to contain the spread of the disease —— prime minister giuseppe conte but there is concern, are getting some questions about health minister is from italy's facemasks. we are getting good information about the proximity element of coronavirus. lots of neighbouring countries met in rome and said they would not close the 01:09:32,152 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 borders and share viewers are asking whether they should buy facemasks. we have seen people in other countries where them. what is your take? using a face mask is to protect other people from you if you are coughing and sneezing. people mistakenly think that somehow i face mask has mysterious powers to protect you. that's not the case. if you use a face mask correctly, you will use it for a short time, but once the front

of it becomes wet then you are in danger, if you touch the front of it, of transferring whatever bugs you are coughing and just breathing out onto your hand, and then if you touch any surfaces or another person then you are likely to transfer that. so if you are not using a face mask correctly it could, in the worst ci rcu msta nces mask correctly it could, in the worst circumstances be a means of spreading the infection. so we don't advise people to use facemasks u nless advise people to use facemasks unless they are coughing and sneezing and have a runny noses. but with the coronavirus the runny noses not a major symptom, only about 5% of people have that symptom. most people go from feeling terrible, flu—like symptoms, feeling exhausted and muscle aching. then they go into the respiratory phase because it goes into the lungs quite rapidly. that is what public health england are telling us as well. so it's the coughing, fever and the shortness of

breath, those the three symptoms they have been speaking about as well. good to speak to you this morning, a coronavirus expert from the world health organization. tenerife and italy are two of the most popular destinations for winter sun and snow seekers, so what options are available to holidaymakers due to travel to those destinations in the coming days? let's speak now to victoria bacon from the travel agents' association, abta. good morning to you. what are the options for people planning to travel? as we have heard this morning the advisory against travel is specifically in place for small towns in northern italy, those ten small towns. it is not in place for tenerife, the ca nary small towns. it is not in place for tenerife, the canary islands or the rest of northern italy or the whole of italy. keep an eye on foreign office advice. it's those ten small towns in northern italy specifically, they are not really tourist areas anyway. certainly they

are not in skiing areas and if you look in lombardy, only milan in that pa rt look in lombardy, only milan in that part of the region is a tourist area. and that is not in the zone the foreign office is advising against travelling to. at the moment it is very much, continue with travel plans. keep in contact with your travel providers, keep an ion the news and foreign office advice. for people choosing not to travel, and looking at people who perhaps have an underlying health condition or have travel plans with elderly relatives, what is the advice for them? desir disinclination to travel, where people think if they are not sure. legally you do not have the same rights in terms of what that means around your holidays. if you have an underlying medical condition, which is causing concern, then it might be worth having a conversation with your travel insurance provider. but it's very important, the distinction between, the foreign office has come

out clearly to say it is a very limited area where there are travel restrictions in place. if you are travelling somewhere else other than those areas, then the advice stands that it those areas, then the advice stands thatitis those areas, then the advice stands that it is ok to travel to those destinations and you can travel confidently. for people stuck in this hotel in tenerife, what's your advice to them? they are now being told they will have to stay in their rooms for the next 14 days so they will miss their flight home, so how do they get home and who pays for that? it's important those tourists follow the advice of the hotel and stay with that, even though we appreciate it is very distressing. in terms of getting home, they will be looked after. if they are on a package holiday they will absolutely be brought home. i think most people in that hotel, certainly uk citizens, will be on a package holiday. if not then you have to talk to your flight provider when you leave the hotel. director of

brand and business development at abta, thank you. as we've been hearing, hundreds of holidaymakers staying at a hotel in tenerife have been placed in lockdown. it comes after four cases of coronavirus were confirmed at the complex. a number of brits are among those quarantined at the h10 costa adeje palace hotel. let's speak to one of them now, nigel scotland. we appreciate you speaking to us on the phone this morning. give us an idea of what it's like at the hotel at the moment. when we were told about the quarantine? yesterday at about the quarantine? yesterday at about lunchtime. we knew something was up when we got up for breakfast because for the first time we saw waiters and waitresses wearing facemasks and that hadn't happened before so the breakfast was limited. at 12 o'clock we were told to go to our rooms and stay there. after which we were visited by medical officials. what sort of advice have

you been given while you are in your room? have you been communicated with about what is happening?” would have to say the communication has been limited, but we did receive a visit from the doctors who took our temperatures and explained it is important we stay in our rooms now in quarantine. we have each been given a thermometer and we have to ta ke given a thermometer and we have to take our temperatures every day at eight o'clock in the morning and six o'clock in the evening. if we have flu—like symptoms we have to report them to reception. and how are you feeling? our temperatures are fine. we are fit at the moment was that we are still feeling a bit trapped. we can look out of a window, and fortu nately we can look out of a window, and fortunately we have a balcony. we can see the police and the barriers outside. it seems like the hotel

staff are also confined to the premises as well. we see them sometimes sitting down below the balcony that looks over the area. sometimes sitting down below the balcony that looks over the aream it worrying, are you concerned?” think we feel a little bit trapped here. we only brought one or two books so we could do with something to read. we can get television and can see you on television each day so can see you on television each day so that something! so we are fit people who do a lot of walking and play squash and things like that so we feel a bit restricted in that way. we are trying our best to keep you entertained and informed this morning. can i ask you a question? does the government have a duty of ca re does the government have a duty of care to get us home? we were wondering also if, when we get back, we would be required to do another two weeks self quarantine when we get back? that is a very good

question. we had the health secretary on yesterday and we will try to get you an answer. i don't know if we will be able to get it while we are on air this morning but we will do our best stop there will be many people probably asking themselves a similar question. thank you to nigel in that hotel in tenerife and asking the same question you would ask if you were there. that's the question i asked our abta representative and the first port of call is to go back to your tour operator and see what happens from there. that is part of an answer for nigel, happens from there. that is part of an answerfor nigel, so happens from there. that is part of an answer for nigel, so we will see if we can get more later this morning. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning. it's been a rather cold start to the day. there's been some wintry showers throughout the night and they've come in on that north westerly wind. the speckled cloud there on the satellite picture shows those showers out towards the west, though we're keeping a close eye

on that area of cloud that moves its way in later today and through tonight. for the rest of today, some wintry showers. fewer and further between into the afternoon. lengthy sunny spells, with hail, sleet and snow in those showers when they come by. maximum temperature is about 6—8. through tonight, we will see rain spreading its way in uncertainly anywhere south of the m4 corridor will be rain but as it bumps into cold air further north across wales, the midlands and northern england, there could some snow. mainly over there could some snow. mainly over the higher ground but even down to low levels could be a novelty tomorrow morning. it will clear away and there will be some sunshine and one or two showers in the north. goodbye.

this is worklife from bbc news, with ben bland and karin giannone. billions are wiped off global financial markets for a second day as investor's worries over the coronavirus outbreak continue to rise. live from london, that's our top story on wednesday 26th february.

us markets take yet another tumble with further falls in asia as the deadly coronavirus continues to spread. also in the programme. with almost a quarter of a million flights cancelled around the world, we'll be finding out about your travel and insurance