in: mm" about this. your group bubbles for pupils in england and basically create —— keep your groups separate. it is going to be a headache for teachers and head teachers. it is going to be a headache for teachers and head teachersm certainly is going to be a headache. we have the government so yesterday that many parents who do not send their children at the school in september will be fined so they were under pressure to release detail that would make it seem perhaps more attractive for parents to send their children back in september. but this is bbc news with the latest headlines these bubbles are incredibly for viewers in the uk difficult to maintain. classroom and around the world. bubbles will be hard enough. now we a start warning from the world are hearing about macro to bubbles. health organisation — despite ten million confirmed cases, the covid—19 pandemic is speeding up. is some year groups we are hearing about macro to bubbles. is some year groups we are are hearing about macro to bubbles. is some year groups we are talking about 200 students so are we to assume the situation then is one student in that year group bubble is u nwell student in that year group bubble is unwell the rest of them, 200 odd the hard reality is this is not even students, have to go home and isolate or quarantine as well? that close to being over. poses a lot of questions, not least we'll look at how some the day—to—day headache that it is of the world's richest countries going to give teachers to keep these have fared very differently as they struggled

bubbles together and to make sure to contain covid—19. also ahead. pupils are not mingling. and how pro—choice campaigners celebrate — as the us supreme court much of a battle will this be with the unions do you think? well it may well be a battle. it has been so far. let's not not because clearly what is definitely the case is the children concerned should be back in school but it is not good to be out of school for a long time and that has been well discussed and it is worse for the least advantaged pupils. and so it is essential that this is made to work and let's hope they do get full cooperation. a lot of schools have been cooperating in doing their very best to make things work so schools have an operating with key workers pupils all the way through this. and then now into more extended numbers of course. the last few days and so on. but lots of teachers had been trying their very best to make it all work and let's hope that everybody can do that in

september. and briefly a final thought on that with a lot of catching up to do when you compare how disadvantaged children will be so how disadvantaged children will be so far behind those of that small minority of kids who are educated privately. usually difficult. and it is really boring to think that the progress made will be damaged by this and will be damaged. we are told to million children have done most of the work at home during the lockdown. and all children have had six months out of the classroom, six months out of that learning environment that they are so used to. so it is going to be really a challenge. but as martin rightly points out, so many teachers working really ha rd to points out, so many teachers working really hard to try and fight against it to get their pupils back to where they should be and they will be doing that from september i have no doubt. let's move onto financial times. wall street banks bag banta fees epidemic that sales soar. these

are some big amounts. yes we are all in this together obviously. in order of what happened here is a companies needing money because they are not getting revenue that would normally getting revenue that would normally get have gone to the investment banks to borrow money in range it and so want to sell some of their debt and of course it has attracted fees. so very big fees towards 57 billion in the figure there. that is the first six months of the year. a p pa re ntly the first six months of the year. apparently the figure raced so far is 7.8 trillion in bank and loan deals and these car manufacturers, cruciate manufacturers to try and ride to the crisis are prepared to pay these fees. because the alternative is debt. they will not survive. the need to raise finances and had to have money coming in as the governments of the receptive countries are not able to provide this or provide as much as they need, then that is where they can

go. so i suppose in a way it is a good thing because it keeps businesses afloat which are then generating... what he think of no people in the street looking at these figures which are astronomical thatis these figures which are astronomical that is a lot of money. and once again after the 08— 09 crash and a lwa ys again after the 08— 09 crash and always seems to be banks managing to keep their heads above water. people thinking that looking at this headline. the numbers are completely unfathomable. 57 billion, trillion, people are not looking at those numbers and thinking this is something i should really worry about now but it will be interesting to see obviously how the story comes out and what our own institutions might be dealing with behind the scenes comparatively. and what might yet come out about them. let's move on back to the daily telegraph and martin with the air bridge is hit by greek flight band. not that much communication because greece

originally i think was going to be pa rt originally i think was going to be part of that bubble come of that court order. looking at the latest figures and this is part of the irony of our own mother ridiculous quarantine policy i must say that actually we are acting is of the re st of actually we are acting is of the rest of the year is a problem coming into our country and some parts of the world would be clearly but certainly in the case of most european countries, most of them have got lower infection rates and we have in most of them have got more to worry about from us going there than the other way around and this is what has happened here. the greeks have said that at the moment oui’ greeks have said that at the moment our infection rate and they are the only ones thinking this, that our infection rates are such that they wa nt infection rates are such that they want to delay for two weeks at least the ability to remove quarantine from incoming british travellers. and of course first of all that means the air bridge would not be set and not very appealing to go on holiday if you are going to be sucking quarantine for two weeks of your break if you even to weeks. so

it is certainly that we are going to get the air announcement and the detail countries coming this week so we are led to believe... and some sort of traffic light system. this is your paper of course but saying that ireland might not have a mutual green traffic light with england either. and maybe not scotland. and i think the word mutual mention there is a crucial thing because it is all too easy to assume that there will be lovely and harmonious reciprocal relations when these air bridges and that's how a bridge works. but it is just not going to be that way. this is coming down the track and as martin says a infection rate and death rates are higher than oui’ rate and death rates are higher than our neighbours was above the country to get us and say to be want britt crossing over oui’ to get us and say to be want britt crossing over our borders? it is also very embarrassing for the transport secretary who was due to

announce his list of 50 odd countries that he wants britain to have air bridges with an greece was on that list. and i think we are going to see notjust with britain but a number of countries and there are others mentioned on this traffic light system in the new story that actually this imbalance where you can come across our border but sorry we cannot have you back. or you can come in but you will have to quarantine for 14 days. it would not bea quarantine for 14 days. it would not be a smooth process. let's look at the independent. act now want to run a are urged. let's talk as to what the papers are saying. talking about the papers are saying. talking about the fact that the testing machine is not very effective so far in particular that you need to get results within a very short period of time, 48 hours, to be able to do an effective trace. no way of trying to control and relax our

restrictions is to have test and trace and the point is it is no good testing if you get results a week letter or whatever and the results so letter or whatever and the results so far have shown there is a big gap in the numberof so far have shown there is a big gap in the number of people testing positive the number of people for whom their contacts have all been traced. and if that happens, then what happens is the virus is spreading in the meantime in effect... i cannot recall what with the target was, it was 100,000 from anka by whatever the date was. gone is some fog now. but what about the actual a period of testing equipment i think 48 hours is in effect. that's what it needs to be. urged now to process within 24 hours. yes, they are, sorry. yes, they are in u nless they are, sorry. yes, they are in unless this is not met the government is sort of refusing the

language the news story uses quite strongly to say whether that is possible and when that is happening but of course with a test and tray system which is already have an embarrassing number will never work. also worth mentioning that we have to not a head of the world health organisation saying the worst is yet to come globally. and we had the wellcome trust had say britain is on a knife edge today. so the independent is quite right to call attention to frankly this patchy and not far from transparent system that we already have. a big risk of a second wave still coming in. when my very nice and has some of the original test was 200,000 by the end of may not quite sure about that turnaround time. we have timejust for one more. going back to the telegraph. martin, a little alcohol is good for you. i think most journalists understand that. welcome up journalists understand that. welcome up quite possibly. but it tells you the obvious that if you have too

much it is not good for you. but a couple of drinks which is slightly more than we have had previous research on suggesting maybe 100 or something is quite good for you and can relax and lower the blood pressure to an extent and so on. maybe good for your... and what is a couple of drinks? is that two bottles ? couple of drinks? is that two bottles? may be forjournalists as you say. often this is where the good news to maybe have the alcohol sweet spot. get a bit of good news we can confirm that two drinks is open to interpretation. itjust strikes me as pick your survey and pick them much you want to drink. this one has come from the us anyway. on that note, go and pour yourself a small or a large drink. i will see you both in about 45 minutes' time. for now that is our first look the papers.

hello there. a slow—moving area of low pressure has been responsible for the unsettled weather during the weekend and indeed for monday. it is brought strong winds and quite a lot of rain across areas particularly across cumbria. now for tuesday looks like he for the rant times but not quite as windy is what we see the last few days and that is because our area of low pressure is pushing often to scandinavia. less isobars in the chart was still a tangle of weather fronts it will bring outbreaks of rennet time. one of them will be bringing rain to southern counties of england and channel islands through the day and another one bringing some down portion of an island that we should see a bit of brightness through the cloud for eastern england and especially across scotland but with the sunshine comes out to richard's lift and this is where you could see some heavy showers and perhaps even some heavy showers and perhaps even some thunderstorms. mid to high teens celsius in the north and perhaps a bit warmer in the south with the high teens or low 20s and thatis with the high teens or low 20s and that is because it winds our ladder. moving through tuesday night it

stays pretty down. rain clears away from the southeast and you see further at the creek let across the board and western areas and outbreaks of rain here and after pictures ranging from 11 in the north to 15 or 16 across the southeast. so a bit milder here. for wednesday is out there is a low which takes what whether and when the weather and this is a secondary low which will bring further showers or larger spells of rain and also will try again some cooler northerly winds across scotland and it will feel quite chilly for the northern isles in the northeast coast there and further south we should see a bit of sunshine breaking through the cloud although it will be a largely cloudy day for most and that could be heavy showers or thunderstorms being here. to purchase up to 20 or 21 but low teens in the north. thursday was similar with it rains quite cool across the north of the uk and variable cloud the quite a lot of dry weather in the north fork central and southern part of england and wales again could see some heavy showers and thunderstorms developing anti—richard's reaching highs of

19-21. anti—richard's reaching highs of 19—21. latter winds on thursday clear away thanks to that ridge and then low pressure moving in for friday and that will bring a spell of wet and windy weather and as we head on into the weekend we hold onto the side of to give us lots of weather fronts and lots of isobars and remain breezy, rather cool for the time of year with outbreaks of rain so it will be heavy at times and mainly affecting northern and western areas and that will remain on the windy side, too.