like, i'm really keen on that stuff anyway. i'm a big nerd, so, yeah! jayda g studied environmental toxicology before turning to music. it's so surreal. like, oh, my goodness, there's people, and they're together, and they�* re dancing! and this is exciting! yeah. it's not allowed, is it? yeah, it feels like, "hey, we shouldn't be "doing this, but, yeah, it's ok. "like, everyone tested, and yeah, we're doing this." i am really pumped. i am so excited. airflow monitors will help work out if the virus would spread. there will be cameras and ai looking at the movement of people to see if there are any bottlenecks that could be removed, are there any pockets of stale air? we have chosen a deliberately big and airy venue. fresh air is really important for covid safety. so we will monitor carbon dioxide levels and, by everyone being here they are taking part in building that evidence, while it is safe to do so,

while virus rates are very low. and on sunday, there is an even bigger gig. 5,000 in sefton park will also be tested before and after. we ask people to take a pcr test five days afterwards, and that absolutely allows us to understand the transmission. we want people to enjoy themselves, we want people to have a good time, at what is the first events for over a year, so it is really important to individuals, but it is also part of a scientific experiment, and it's essential we capture the learning from it. this is just a taste of what we've missed. hopefully, it brings us all closer together. i'v e i've seen one or two people who went too big too soon and now need to go home, but so many here are enjoying this evening and their experience will determine if it's safe, how it's safe, to do this in other cities and other venues. there is a real buzz about this place but some serious science tabby and and even just wearing the wristband is enough to get you in the mood. i think i

might go and request they put the bbc news soundtrack to end the night. rita, back to you. dan, getting into the spirit, thanks very much, danjohnson there. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are deputy political editor of the daily express, sam lister, and the times radio presenter, calum macdonald. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the �*eurozone in double—dip recession' leads on the front page of the ft, with lockdown measures cited as one of the reasons. also looking at restrictions, particularly them loosening, the telegraph reports that

international travel from may 17 is set to get the green light as part of the next phase in the covid roadmap, which could also see easing of social distancing, as reported in the times, as it reports hugs may return in two weeks. and changes to care homes. the i reports that over 400,000 residents in england can meet outside from tuesday. and rememering those who have lost their lives to coronavirus. the mail launches a campaign for a memorial. and on the front of the mirror, the duke and duchess of cambridge join the four day social media boycott to tackle online hate. so let's begin...

so, do you want to kick us off with the i, a very bold front page, a very simple one. but given that it was one of the first parts of life to be restricted, when the coronavirus pandemic began, it really is a red letter day, notjust a red letter on the front of the paper. it a red letter on the front of the -a er. , a red letter on the front of the . a . er, , ., , a red letter on the front of the -a er. , . , ., a red letter on the front of the --aer. , . , ., paper. it is great news, that care home residents _ paper. it is great news, that care home residents can _ paper. it is great news, that care home residents can finally - paper. it is great news, that care home residents can finally take l paper. it is great news, that care home residents can finally take a few tentative steps out of their current lockdown world and i think it is from tuesday this will start and essentially anyone who is a care home resident will be able to go for a walk in the park or to a family garden. there are still quite heavy restrictions though, i think. there is a lot of concern because these are the full —— most vulnerable people throughout the pandemic, as we have seen and there is a lot of concern they do not want to go to quickly but it does mean that it is

still needed designated visitor who can accompany that care home resident out all the care home worker, and there is no meeting in groups, there is no meeting... no use of public transport. it is still quite restricted but it does mean that people can get out into the world and go and have a cab of dna relative's garden and that is a b2b celebrated. == relative's garden and that is a 325 celebrated. �* . , relative's garden and that is a 323 celebrated. ~ . , ., ., ., , relative's garden and that is a 323 celebrated. ~ . ., ., , ., celebrated. -- a cup of tea. lots of us grumble — celebrated. -- a cup of tea. lots of us grumble about _ celebrated. -- a cup of tea. lots of us grumble about restrictions. - celebrated. -- a cup of tea. lots of us grumble about restrictions. 3ut| us grumble about restrictions. but we need to appreciate fully how narrow the lives of people in care homes, both staff and residents, have been over the last year. absolutely and frankly how dangerous it was, _ absolutely and frankly how dangerous it was, as _ absolutely and frankly how dangerous it was, as you mentioned at the start_ it was, as you mentioned at the start of— it was, as you mentioned at the start of this pandemic they were i guess— start of this pandemic they were i guess kind — start of this pandemic they were i guess kind of the red zone, not to trivialise _ guess kind of the red zone, not to trivialise it. — guess kind of the red zone, not to trivialise it, but that is where chaos — trivialise it, but that is where chaos was _ trivialise it, but that is where chaos was breaking out as a result of this_ chaos was breaking out as a result of this pandemic and a result of bad decision—making, something i am sure we will_ decision—making, something i am sure we will be _ decision—making, something i am sure we will be ridden —— revisiting over the months — we will be ridden —— revisiting over the months ahead. this is a red letter_ the months ahead. this is a red letter day— the months ahead. this is a red letter day and what is encouraging about _ letter day and what is encouraging about bases they are coming thick

run faster— about bases they are coming thick run faster than ever before, these sorts— run faster than ever before, these sorts of— run faster than ever before, these sorts of positives indications was the one — sorts of positives indications was the one thing that struck me about this was— the one thing that struck me about this was the care home residents will be _ this was the care home residents will be able to meet people outdoors and then— will be able to meet people outdoors and then not to have —— not have to isolate _ and then not to have —— not have to isolate for _ and then not to have —— not have to isolate for 14 — and then not to have —— not have to isolate for 14 days. being in a care home _ isolate for 14 days. being in a care home can — isolate for 14 days. being in a care home can be isolating at the best of times, _ home can be isolating at the best of times, i_ home can be isolating at the best of times, i should imagine. two pylon 14 days _ times, ishould imagine. two pylon 14 days of— times, i should imagine. two pylon 14 days of macro related self isolatioh _ 14 days of macro related self isolation must have just been horrendous for those that have had to go— horrendous for those that have had to go through it. it is feeding into this feeling as we go through this and towards may 17, where it feels like slowly — and towards may 17, where it feels like slowly but surely we are getting _ like slowly but surely we are getting things back and we are getting — getting things back and we are getting normality back and it is 'ust getting normality back and it is just reasons for optimism and i don't _ just reasons for optimism and i don't know, it is like lightening the mood —— mind, care homes are getting _ the mood —— mind, care homes are getting such — the mood —— mind, care homes are getting such a mention at the moment because _ getting such a mention at the moment because they had been an important focus _ because they had been an important focus through this pandemic. and the amount of things _ focus through this pandemic. and the amount of things that _

focus through this pandemic. and the amount of things that care _ focus through this pandemic. and the amount of things that care home - amount of things that care home workers have had to do to protect residents. looking at the detail in the story at the front of the telegraph. it says care home residents from tuesday will be able to go for walks in the park or a garden, provided they can continue to socially distance. there will be limited to meeting just one other person. the world is opening up again, even allowing for the restrictions of contact with individuals, evenjust being restrictions of contact with individuals, even just being able to go to a public part is going to be a big step for other people. a lot of people will find it quite difficult after being slated for so long. it after being slated for so long. it might be quite frightening if you have been isolated for so long. but obviously it is a step that is incredibly welcome. 0ne obviously it is a step that is incredibly welcome. one thing we have seen actually throughout the crisis is how quickly people do deteriorate when they are stopped from seeing family and friends and they are stopped from having days out. and so hopefully this will stem

that terrible tide. 0ne out. and so hopefully this will stem that terrible tide. one thing of concern, it is only one individual that can meet a designated visitor. there has been enormous pressure on those designated visitors because they obviously have to pick someone to be that designated visitor and then they feel enormous a lot to make sure that they are going as often as they possibly can. they cannot share that out with family members and that is an off a lot of pressure on one person to make sure that they have to be there all the time because nobody any family can go and visit somebody in the care home. and obviously very tragic for the people who cannot those visits. there is still a long way to go but obviously, it is a very welcome step. it obviously, it is a very welcome ste -. . ., obviously, it is a very welcome ste. .., , obviously, it is a very welcome ste . _ . ., , ., obviously, it is a very welcome ste. , ., ., obviously, it is a very welcome ste. , . . ., step. it could be that we can all go a lona step. it could be that we can all go a long way — step. it could be that we can all go a long wayjudging _ step. it could be that we can all go a long wayjudging by _ step. it could be that we can all go a long wayjudging by the - step. it could be that we can all go a long wayjudging by the front - step. it could be that we can all go a long wayjudging by the front of. a long wayjudging by the front of the telegraph, is a really good news, provided you are prepared to look women grow put up with

quarantine and the queues and everything. quarantine and the queues and everything-— quarantine and the queues and everything. quarantine and the queues and eve hinu.�* , , everything. and the expense as well. this is holidays _ everything. and the expense as well. this is holidays from _ everything. and the expense as well. this is holidays from either _ everything. and the expense as well. this is holidays from either 17. - this is holidays from either 17. travelling _ this is holidays from either 17. travelling abroad is going to become legal, _ travelling abroad is going to become legal, but _ travelling abroad is going to become legal, but it is whether the country you are _ legal, but it is whether the country you are visiting is on the red, green, — you are visiting is on the red, green, and _ you are visiting is on the red, green, and blessed. i have only seen three _ green, and blessed. i have only seen three on— green, and blessed. i have only seen three on a _ green, and blessed. i have only seen three on a traffic light, but may be the driving — three on a traffic light, but may be the driving test has changed. it depends— the driving test has changed. it depends what colour you are allocated. that will result in quarantine time of testing being required — quarantine time of testing being required in some places you may need to talk— required in some places you may need to talk about _ required in some places you may need to talk about covid passport to visit _ to talk about covid passport to visit as— to talk about covid passport to visit as well but it is the opening up visit as well but it is the opening up of— visit as well but it is the opening up of the — visit as well but it is the opening up of the world and if you are willing — up of the world and if you are willing to _ up of the world and if you are willing to keep —— take the hit on quarantining when you return, maybe needing _ quarantining when you return, maybe needing several tests, which could cost hundreds of pounds, then you will be _ cost hundreds of pounds, then you will be able to visit countries like portugal, — will be able to visit countries like portugal, malta, greece has been mentioned as well. greece is really

pushing _ mentioned as well. greece is really pushing ahead to invite britons that have been— pushing ahead to invite britons that have been vaccinated with the —— without _ have been vaccinated with the —— without the — have been vaccinated with the —— without the need for any of the other— without the need for any of the other restrictions was they had been quite cute _ other restrictions was they had been quite cute. it is other restrictions was they had been uuite cute. , ., ., ., ., quite cute. it is a nation of islands — quite cute. it is a nation of islands. they _ quite cute. it is a nation of islands. they say - quite cute. it is a nation of islands. they say we - quite cute. it is a nation of islands. they say we can l quite cute. it is a nation of. islands. they say we can have quite cute. it is a nation of- islands. they say we can have small numbers of people scattered in lots of different places and reduce the infection risk, which is not bad marketing. infection risk, which is not bad marketing-— infection risk, which is not bad marketinr. , ., , , ~ ., marketing. yes, absolutely. and i do have to say — marketing. yes, absolutely. and i do have to say as _ marketing. yes, absolutely. and i do have to say as well _ marketing. yes, absolutely. and i do have to say as well as _ marketing. yes, absolutely. and i do have to say as well as somebody - marketing. yes, absolutely. and i do| have to say as well as somebody who is making _ have to say as well as somebody who is making the most of outdoor socialising, outdoor socialising somewhere warm is very appealing i’ilht somewhere warm is very appealing right now! — somewhere warm is very appealing ri . ht now! ., somewhere warm is very appealing riaht now! . , ., ., somewhere warm is very appealing riaht now! . ., right now! have you had your winter coat on? every _ right now! have you had your winter coat on? every time. _ right now! have you had your winter coat on? every time. i _ right now! have you had your winter coat on? every time. i was - right now! have you had your winter coat on? every time. i was at - right now! have you had your winter coat on? every time. i was at the i coat on? every time. i was at the tab earlier _ coat on? every time. i was at the tab earlier and _ coat on? every time. i was at the tab earlier and i _ coat on? every time. i was at the tab earlier and i had _ coat on? every time. i was at the tab earlier and i had lemonade. l coat on? every time. i was at the l tab earlier and i had lemonade. as this tab earlier and i had lemonade. is this front—page story only telegraph about holidays... have you been checking out on the internet to see if there are any bargains? are you one of those fighting to get on a plane again?—

one of those fighting to get on a ”laneaain? ~ , ., plane again? absolutely not. i find it hard at the _ plane again? absolutely not. i find it hard at the best _ plane again? absolutely not. i find it hard at the best of _ plane again? absolutely not. i find it hard at the best of times. - plane again? absolutely not. i find it hard at the best of times. when | it hard at the best of times. when you add in testing and killing and wearing a mask, it is not my thing. but i do have colleagues that are jumping on the bit to go overseas and they are thrilled at this. what we will see from either 17th is a fail added extras from last time which hopefully should make things easier for travellers because we saw quite bizarre scenes are fleeing across borders last time when the rules are changing almost overnight and they were racing back to the country to beat those rule changes. this time around, there will be this extra watchlist system. if a country is on a green list, which means you do not have to quarantine when you get back, if it looks like it is starting to go towards amber, they will flag it up on this watchlist and you have got time to prepare, so hopefully people will not have to get into higher cars and chase across borders to get back in time.

absolutely. let's move the photograph on the front. noel clarke receiving his bafta award which has now been suspended. that is as a result of the allegations made against him. the final episode of his flagship drama on itv has now been dropped as well i think it will been dropped as well i think it will be available on streaming. this has been a very rapid collapse in his public reputation. he is making some attempt to salvage it this evening with a fresh statement. it is attempt to salvage it this evening with a fresh statement.— with a fresh statement. it is a fresh statement _ with a fresh statement. it is a fresh statement and - with a fresh statement. it is a fresh statement and he - with a fresh statement. it is a fresh statement and he says i with a fresh statement. it is a i fresh statement and he says he with a fresh statement. it is a - fresh statement and he says he is deeply— fresh statement and he says he is deeply sorry for some of his actions and will— deeply sorry for some of his actions and will seek professional help but he again— and will seek professional help but he again vehemently denies sexual misconduct and this is of course in the last— misconduct and this is of course in the last couple of days, 20 women have accused him of harassment and bullying _ have accused him of harassment and bullying and it has had immediate repercussions for noel clarke at this point— repercussions for noel clarke at this point as well. that statement

tonight— this point as well. that statement tonight i_ this point as well. that statement tonight i am not sure really how much _ tonight i am not sure really how much it— tonight i am not sure really how much it has done to satisfy anyone, to sort— much it has done to satisfy anyone, to sort of— much it has done to satisfy anyone, to sort of calm the pressure on him mavbe _ to sort of calm the pressure on him maybe. despite his denials of criminal— maybe. despite his denials of criminal wrongdoing, which we can sort of— criminal wrongdoing, which we can sort of understand in this statement and his— sort of understand in this statement and his sort— sort of understand in this statement and his sort of looking to get professional help, it is kinda one of stories— professional help, it is kinda one of stories that has from the outset carried _ of stories that has from the outset carried a _ of stories that has from the outset carried a lot of weight, given there are 20 _ carried a lot of weight, given there are 20 women making accusations of harassment— are 20 women making accusations of harassment and bullying. i think it is interesting that the tv channels, itv is interesting that the tv channels, ”v and _ is interesting that the tv channels, ”v and sky, — is interesting that the tv channels, itv and sky, they have taken immediate action. i am trying to assess— immediate action. i am trying to assess even through today how that move _ assess even through today how that move has— assess even through today how that move has gone down because they are popular— move has gone down because they are popular programmes that people will have wanted to see, the conclusion of in this— have wanted to see, the conclusion of in this context. i think it is interesting that companies are taking — interesting that companies are taking immediate action and maybe it is an abundance of caution, may be the exactly— is an abundance of caution, may be the exactly the right move to make. i the exactly the right move to make. i don't _ the exactly the right move to make. idon't think— the exactly the right move to make. i don't think viewers can rightly criticise — i don't think viewers can rightly criticise the decision, i don't

criticise the decision, idon't think— criticise the decision, idon't think at— criticise the decision, i don't think at this point. i think it is better— think at this point. i think it is better to _ think at this point. i think it is better to take a step back and see what _ better to take a step back and see what happens and get this resolved before _ what happens and get this resolved before putting a tv show back on. some _ before putting a tv show back on. some things are more important. an interesting _ some things are more important. an interesting statement tonight but i am not _ interesting statement tonight but i am not sure how far it will go to sort _ am not sure how far it will go to sort of— am not sure how far it will go to sort of calm _ am not sure how far it will go to sort of calm the waters. notwithstanding the detail of the allegations against noel clarke and his denials of sexual or criminal behaviour, he acknowledges that some of the things he did, said, that have been reported, clearly were offensive to the people who have made the complaint and perhaps to others who did not complain. perhaps what is striking about this is how notwithstanding the me to movement in recent years, it seems is a potentially some film and television sets are still places where behaviour that we thought was not acceptable and is not probably acceptable, is able to take place. i acceptable, is able to take place. i think the industry really needs to

reassess its processes after what has happened. it should not be for this kind of series of allegations to have to be made through a newspaper or played out through a series of press releases from different companies and statements on social media by colleagues today. it really should... there really should be a proper system in place for people who have complaints about this kind of allegations, they should have somewhere to go to raise them, where they are then properly investigated and everybody should have due process and i include everybody in that. the have due process and i include everybody in that. the accused as well as the _ everybody in that. the accused as well as the accuser. _ everybody in that. the accused as well as the accuser. it _ everybody in that. the accused as well as the accuser. it cannot - everybody in that. the accused as well as the accuser. it cannot be l well as the accuser. it cannot be -la ed well as the accuser. it cannot be played out _ well as the accuser. it cannot be played out as — well as the accuser. it cannot be played out as a _ well as the accuser. it cannot be played out as a trial _ well as the accuser. it cannot be played out as a trial on - well as the accuser. it cannot be played out as a trial on social. played out as a trial on social media. ., played out as a trial on social media. . , . ., , ., media. the general secretary for the act -- actor — media. the general secretary for the act -- actor union, _ media. the general secretary for the act -- actor union, equity, _ media. the general secretary for the act -- actor union, equity, he - media. the general secretary for the act -- actor union, equity, he was. act —— actor union, equity, he was saying isn't it shocking that people

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