this is bbc news, the headlines: polls have closed in iran's presidental election, to choose a leader to succeed hassan rouhani — who's not allowed to serve for a third term. in a highly controlled contest — almost all those allowed to run were regarded as hardliners. the conservative cleric, ebrahim raisi is expected to win. roman catholic bishops in the us are on a potential collision course withjoe biden after voting overwhelmingly to draft a teaching document addressing whether catholic politicians, who support abortion rights, should be barred from communion. the vatican has already indicated its opposition to the bishops�* move. england and scotland have played to a 0—0 draw at wembley in their eagerly anticipated group game at euro 2020. it was the first contest between football's oldest rivals at a major tournament since euro 96. the stalemate still leaves both sides still able to qualify for the next round.

he italy has announced that from monday any visitors arriving from britain will have to be tested and quarantine for five days. so what does that mean for one of the big holiday destinations for uk tourists? here's the bbc�*s mark lowen in rome. all mark lowen in rome. travellers coming from the uk, all travellers coming from the uk, whether or not they are fully vaccinated, will have to be quarantined for five days and be tested amid growing fears of the spread of that delta variant in the uk, and even the fact that even with two doses of the vaccine, you could potentially carry it. italy's covid infection rate is currently about one fifth of that of the uk and is taking no chances. welsh football fans coming here to rome for sunday's italy— wales euro 2020 match don't have to worry because the quarantine rule is coming in on monday. we don't yet know how long it will last but passed quarantine decisions have tended to last a good few weeks and of course, italy is still on the uk's amber list so

evenif still on the uk's amber list so even if british tourists to have to come here, they will have to come here, they will have to come here, they will have to quarantine for ten days on their return to the uk. last month, the bid southern european holiday destinations all opened their doors to british travellers. italy is now in effect the two —— the first to potentially close the doors once again, further dashing the hopes of british holidaymakers hoping to have some italian sunshine this summer. now on bbc news, our world. the coronavirus is the biggest threat to this country has faced for decades. if too many people become seriously unwell at one time, the nhs will be unable to handle it. from this evening, i must give the british people are very simple instruction. you must stay at home. .,

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i wake iwake up i wake up in the morning and see the blue sky, and i think wow, what a beautiful day. and it doesn't take me long. i look out the window, open up my blinds and i see people walking in masks. it doesn't feel real. but you know it's real because you've got the letter in your hand telling you you must stay at home. well, i've been here 25 years. well, i've been here 25 years. we have got a range of people. people who are obviously quite wealthy. there are quite a lot of people renting privately, and also social housing. and it is a wonderful mix, you cannot tell i walking down the street what type of accommodation. i don't know the very posh houses, a £12 million house, i wish i did. houses, a £12 million house, i wish i did-— houses, a £12 million house, i wish i did-— houses, a £12 million house, i wish i did. next door, they are multi million _ wish i did. next door, they are

multi million dollars _ wish i did. next door, they are multi million dollars and - wish i did. next door, they are multi million dollars and we i multimillion dollars and we are this _ multimillion dollars and we are this look. —— this block. i think— are this look. —— this block. i think all_ are this look. —— this block. i think all entertainers are kids at heart _ think all entertainers are kids at heart. schools closed on friday— at heart. schools closed on friday and i thought posh, that is it _ friday and i thought posh, that is it i'm — friday and i thought posh, that is it. i'm not going to be doing _ is it. i'm not going to be doing any entertaining because i doing any entertaining because iwas _ doing any entertaining because i was talking to my friend and saying — i was talking to my friend and saying this is awful, everything has ended. she said why doffi— everything has ended. she said why don't you do it online? it looks like a rats nest! i actually _ it looks like a rats nest! i actually thought it would never io actually thought it would never go virtual. i really used to say — go virtual. i really used to say to _ go virtual. i really used to say to people, it can never be anything _ say to people, it can never be anything other than doing it in real life! — anything other than doing it in real life! and look at me now! because — real life! and look at me now! because i_ real life! and look at me now! because i did a party for a little _ because i did a party for a little guy in south africa the other— little guy in south africa the other day. how awesome is that? so now— other day. how awesome is that? so now i— other day. how awesome is that? so now i am — other day. how awesome is that? so now i am a global children's entertainer! hello, is there anybody— entertainer! hello, is there anybody out there? the first few that _ anybody out there? the first few that i did, when i saw all the kids— few that i did, when i saw all the kids in— few that i did, when i saw all the kids in the little boxes and — the kids in the little boxes and not _ the kids in the little boxes and not meeting and playing together, i nearly cried. i

just— together, i nearly cried. i just wanted them all to be together and to be kids and run around — together and to be kids and run around and touch. you need to unmute — around and touch. you need to unmute yourself! it sort of brought— unmute yourself! it sort of brought home those implications of lockdown where kids really are running around the playground together, that is my aim and — playground together, that is my aim and my ambition, to ring them— aim and my ambition, to ring them together. and how old are you. _ them together. and how old are you. are — them together. and how old are you, are you ten?— you, are you ten? nine and my little sister's _ you, are you ten? nine and my little sister's too! _ you, are you ten? nine and my little sister's too! the - you, are you ten? nine and my little sister's too! the kids - little sister's too! the kids still need _ little sister's too! the kids still need to _ little sister's too! the kids still need to play, - little sister's too! the kids still need to play, the - little sister's too! the kids still need to play, the kids stilt— still need to play, the kids still need to play, the kids still need to play, the kids still need to play. i am 18. how— still need to play. i am 18. how many more have you got booked? ., ., ., , , ., , booked? none! that was my last one. so booked? none! that was my last one- 50 m _ booked? none! that was my last one. so i'm sad _ booked? none! that was my last one. so i'm sad but— booked? none! that was my last one. so i'm sad but i'm - booked? none! that was my last one. so i'm sad but i'm not - one. so i'm sad but i'm not worried _ one. so i'm sad but i'm not worried i_ one. so i'm sad but i'm not worried. i think there is a market— worried. i think there is a market for what i do. all i can do is — market for what i do. all i can do is what _ market for what i do. all i can do is what i _ market for what i do. all i can do is what i feel i was put here _ do is what i feel i was put here to _ do is what i feel i was put here to do which is to bring tove — here to do which is to bring love and _ here to do which is to bring love and joy to kids, that is all i — love and joy to kids, that is all i can— love and joy to kids, that is all i can do! i can only attend my garden! and everyone has a garden — my garden! and everyone has a garden they can tend and they can bring, _ garden they can tend and they can bring, and i reckon if we all do —

can bring, and i reckon if we all do that, that is our answer _ all do that, that is our answer. well done, that was wonderful dancing, everybody. we are — wonderful dancing, everybody. we are lucky not to be alone in the house was not in total, we are 17 in the whole house. i don't think many of my friends have all the cousins living in the same house and all of london. it the same house and all of london-— the same house and all of london. ., , ., , london. it is actually really fun because _ london. it is actually really fun because it _ london. it is actually really fun because it feels - london. it is actually really fun because it feels like . fun because it feels like christmas _ fun because it feels like christmas every- fun because it feels like christmas every day. i fun because it feels like christmas every day. people think it is — christmas every day. people think it is the _ christmas every day. people think it is the happiest - christmas every day. people think it is the happiest time | think it is the happiest time of my— think it is the happiest time of my life and i never really understood that. for the moment, for us, it is one of the — moment, for us, it is one of the happiest moments of our lives — the happiest moments of our lives it— the happiest moments of our lives it is— the happiest moments of our lives. it is pretty bad to say that, — lives. it is pretty bad to say that, isn't— lives. it is pretty bad to say that, isn't it? because a lot of people _ that, isn't it? because a lot of people are suffering, but actually, it is. in of people are suffering, but actually, it is.— of people are suffering, but actually, it is. in the uk, the number— actually, it is. in the uk, the number of— actually, it is. in the uk, the number of debt _ actually, it is. in the uk, the number of debt has - actually, it is. in the uk, the number of debt has risen - actually, it is. in the uk, the number of debt has risen by| actually, it is. in the uk, the - number of debt has risen by 684 in 124-hour_ number of debt has risen by 684 in 124—hour period. _ number of debt has risen by 684 in 124—hour period. that - number of debt has risen by 684 in 124—hour period. that brings. in 124—hour period. that brings the in124—hour period. that brings the total— in124—hour period. that brings the total number— in124—hour period. that brings the total number of— in 124—hour period. that brings the total number of deaths - in 124—hour period. that brings the total number of deaths in i the total number of deaths in hospitals _ the total number of deaths in hospitals on _ the total number of deaths in hospitals on the _ the total number of deaths in hospitals on the disease - the total number of deaths in hospitals on the disease to l hospitals on the disease to 3605 _ hospitals on the disease to 3605. ~ .., ., ., hospitals on the disease to 3605. ~ ., ., ., 3605. we cannot relax our discipline _ 3605. we cannot relax our discipline now. _ 3605. we cannot relax our discipline now. stay - 3605. we cannot relax our discipline now. stay at - 3605. we cannot relax our l discipline now. stay at home and then you will be doing your

part. and then you will be doing your art. ~ . and then you will be doing your art, . ., ., , and then you will be doing your art. ~ . and then you will be doing your part. we are losing so many brilliant. — part. we are losing so many brilliant, beautiful— part. we are losing so many brilliant, beautiful people. | brilliant, beautiful people. just — brilliant, beautiful people. just yesterday, i was told by my mum _ just yesterday, i was told by my mum that are next door neighbour who got the virus in a care — neighbour who got the virus in a care home, she passed away. that— a care home, she passed away. that really— a care home, she passed away. that really hit me. i've got to stay — that really hit me. i've got to stay at — that really hit me. i've got to stay at home completely. i'm severe — stay at home completely. i'm severe asthmatic but if i ever, ever— severe asthmatic but if i ever, ever got— severe asthmatic but if i ever, ever got coronavirus, it would basically— ever got coronavirus, it would basically kill me. i'm just so grateful— basically kill me. i'm just so grateful i've got somewhere that — grateful i've got somewhere that i— grateful i've got somewhere that i can actually go and sit down, — that i can actually go and sit down, cup of tea, maybe a naughty— down, cup of tea, maybe a naughty slice of cake, that is my little _ naughty slice of cake, that is my little piece of england, you know? — my little piece of england, you know? specially this time, there _ know? specially this time, there is— know? specially this time, there is so much anxiety. i've actually— there is so much anxiety. i've actually had some neighbours say you — actually had some neighbours say you have a lovely garden, it brightens up my day. thank wooden — it brightens up my day. thank wooden is _ it brightens up my day. thank wooden is that you are still doing — wooden is that you are still doing it _ wooden is that you are still doing it i_ wooden is that you are still doing it. i do get my love of gardening from my mum. every

sunrnrer. — gardening from my mum. every sunrnrer. it _ gardening from my mum. every summer, it is a tradition where i summer, it is a tradition where i would — summer, it is a tradition where i would go _ summer, it is a tradition where i would go with my mum to a garden — i would go with my mum to a garden centre and i will help her do — garden centre and i will help her do all of her hanging baskets. i can't wait for this coronavirus thing to be finished and i can get back and see her — finished and i can get back and see her. i'm worried about my mum — see her. i'm worried about my mum and _ see her. i'm worried about my mum and dad. they are 85,86, inthe— mum and dad. they are 85,86, in the summer. just recently celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary. that she thought that _ anniversary. that she thought that something could happen to them, _ that something could happen to them, that is what frightens me most _ them, that is what frightens me most i— them, that is what frightens me most. i got really, really scared, _ most. i got really, really scared, i_ most. i got really, really scared, i was praying, every day, — scared, i was praying, every day, please, god, protect me. you _ day, please, god, protect me. you need _ day, please, god, protect me. you need to realise how vulnerable we all are. we are not invincible. and i think we need — not invincible. and i think we need to, _ not invincible. and i think we need to, once we get over this, look— need to, once we get over this, look at — need to, once we get over this, look at how— need to, once we get over this, look at how we live.— look at how we live. breaking news coming _ look at how we live. breaking news coming within _ look at how we live. breaking news coming within the - look at how we live. breaking news coming within the last l look at how we live. breaking i news coming within the last few seconds, the british premised borisjohnson has been taken into intensive in hospital with coronavirus. his

into intensive in hospital with coronavirus.— coronavirus. his officer said his condition _ coronavirus. his officer said his condition worsened - coronavirus. his officer said l his condition worsened during the course _ his condition worsened during the course of— his condition worsened during the course of this _ his condition worsened during the course of this afternoon, i the course of this afternoon, and — the course of this afternoon, and on — the course of this afternoon, and on the _ the course of this afternoon, and on the advice _ the course of this afternoon, and on the advice of- the course of this afternoon, and on the advice of his- and on the advice of his nredical— and on the advice of his medical team, - and on the advice of his medical team, he - and on the advice of his medical team, he was i and on the advice of his- medical team, he was moved to the intensive _ medical team, he was moved to the intensive care _ medical team, he was moved to the intensive care unit. - medical team, he was moved to the intensive care unit. it- medical team, he was moved to the intensive care unit.- the intensive care unit. it may very well _ the intensive care unit. it may very well be — the intensive care unit. it may very well be a _ the intensive care unit. it may very well be a wake-up - the intensive care unit. it may very well be a wake-up call i the intensive care unit. it may| very well be a wake-up call for very well be a wake—up call for hinr~ _ very well be a wake—up call for hinr~ he— very well be a wake—up call for him. he underestimated the severity— him. he underestimated the severity of it, whether that will — severity of it, whether that will give _ severity of it, whether that will give him another perspective on it all, yeah, it could — perspective on it all, yeah, it could do _ perspective on it all, yeah, it could do. but my main concern was _ could do. but my main concern was if— could do. but my main concern was if something really happened to him and he didn't survive — happened to him and he didn't survive through, the alternatives were not terribly auspicious. hi. i've lost count of the weeks. _ hi. i've lost count of the weeks. i _ hi. i've lost count of the weeks, i really - hi. i've lost count of the weeks, i really have. i hi. i've lost count of the i weeks, i really have. people can't— weeks, i really have. people can't come _ weeks, i really have. people can't come in _ weeks, i really have. people can't come in and _ weeks, i really have. people can't come in and i- weeks, i really have. people can't come in and i can't i weeks, i really have. people can't come in and i can't goi can't come in and i can't go out — can't come in and i can't go out i— can't come in and i can't go out i don't— can't come in and i can't go out. i don't know— can't come in and i can't go out. i don't know how- can't come in and i can't go out. i don't know how far. can't come in and i can't go out. i don't know how far it| out. i don't know how far it really — out. i don't know how far it really is, _ out. i don't know how far it really is, like _ out. i don't know how far it really is, like the _ out. i don't know how far it really is, like the hospital, | really is, like the hospital, the — really is, like the hospital, the doctor— really is, like the hospital, the doctor and _ really is, like the hospital, the doctor and the - really is, like the hospital,

the doctor and the shop. l really is, like the hospital, i the doctor and the shop. i've -ot the doctor and the shop. i've got emphysema _ the doctor and the shop. i've got emphysema and - the doctor and the shop. i've got emphysema and i've i the doctor and the shop. i've got emphysema and i've got| got emphysema and i've got lymphoma _ got emphysema and i've got lymphoma which _ got emphysema and i've got lymphoma which is - got emphysema and i've got lymphoma which is a - got emphysema and i've got lymphoma which is a type i got emphysema and i've got lymphoma which is a type of cancer _ lymphoma which is a type of cancer i'm _ lymphoma which is a type of cancer. i'm missing - lymphoma which is a type ofj cancer. i'm missing cuddling lymphoma which is a type of- cancer. i'm missing cuddling my grandson — cancer. i'm missing cuddling my grandson and _ cancer. i'm missing cuddling my grandson and my— cancer. i'm missing cuddling my grandson and my kind, - cancer. i'm missing cuddling my grandson and my kind, i- cancer. i'm missing cuddling my grandson and my kind, i can't i grandson and my kind, i can't even — grandson and my kind, ican't even touch— grandson and my kind, i can't even touch them. _ grandson and my kind, i can't even touch them. —— - grandson and my kind, ican't even touch them. —— my- grandson and my kind, i can't even touch them. —— my son. j grandson and my kind, i can't i even touch them. —— my son. now we have _ even touch them. —— my son. now we have an — even touch them. —— my son. now we have an enemy— even touch them. —— my son. now we have an enemy we _ even touch them. —— my son. now we have an enemy we can't - we have an enemy we can't fight, — we have an enemy we can't fight, you — we have an enemy we can't fight, you can't— we have an enemy we can't fight, you can't fight - we have an enemy we can't fight, you can't fight an i we have an enemy we can't i fight, you can't fight an enemy you can't— fight, you can't fight an enemy you can't see _ fight, you can't fight an enemy you can't see. even— fight, you can't fight an enemyl you can't see. even muhammad ali couldn't _ you can't see. even muhammad ali couldn't box— you can't see. even muhammad ali couldn't box this _ you can't see. even muhammad ali couldn't box this one - you can't see. even muhammad ali couldn't box this one to i ali couldn't box this one to the — ali couldn't box this one to the ground, _ ali couldn't box this one to the ground, could - ali couldn't box this one to the ground, could he? i. ali couldn't box this one to the ground, could he? i do worry— the ground, could he? i do worry for— the ground, could he? i do worry for the _ the ground, could he? i do worry for the future, - the ground, could he? i do worry for the future, i- the ground, could he? idol worry for the future, i think everybody. _ worry for the future, i think everybody. just _ worry for the future, i think everybody, just because i worry for the future, i thinki everybody, just because you have — everybody, just because you have little _ everybody, just because you have little kids _ everybody, just because you have little kids and - everybody, just because you have little kids and they- everybody, just because you have little kids and they are | have little kids and they are babies— have little kids and they are babies and _ have little kids and they are babies and they _ have little kids and they are babies and they grow, - have little kids and they are babies and they grow, you i have little kids and they are i babies and they grow, you don't stop— babies and they grow, you don't stop worrying _ babies and they grow, you don't stop worrying about _ babies and they grow, you don't stop worrying about them - babies and they grow, you don't stop worrying about them when| stop worrying about them when they are — stop worrying about them when they are six _ stop worrying about them when they are six foot _ stop worrying about them when they are six foot five, _ stop worrying about them when they are six foot five, they i they are six foot five, they are — they are six foot five, they are still— they are six foot five, they are still your— they are six foot five, they are still your babies- they are six foot five, they are still your babies and i they are six foot five, they i are still your babies and you still— are still your babies and you still worry~ _ are still your babies and you still worry. your— are still your babies and you still worry. your mum - are still your babies and you i still worry. your mum probably worries— still worry. your mum probably worries about _ still worry. your mum probably worries about you _ still worry. your mum probably worries about you kid. - still worry. your mum probably worries about you kid. people i worries about you kid. people think— worries about you kid. people think it — worries about you kid. people think it is _ worries about you kid. people think it is going _ worries about you kid. people think it is going to _ worries about you kid. people think it is going to be - think it is going to be different— think it is going to be different afterwards, | think it is going to be - different afterwards, maybe for a while, — different afterwards, maybe for a while, it — different afterwards, maybe for a while, it will— different afterwards, maybe for a while, it will be _ different afterwards, maybe for a while, it will be like _ a while, it will be like christmas, _ a while, it will be like christmas, it- a while, it will be like christmas, it will- a while, it will be like. christmas, it will come a while, it will be like - christmas, it will come and go and then— christmas, it will come and go and then be _ christmas, it will come and go and then be back— christmas, it will come and go and then be back to— christmas, it will come and go and then be back to the - christmas, it will come and gol and then be back to the normal grumpy— and then be back to the normal grumpy selves _

and then be back to the normal grumpy selves. no, _ and then be back to the normal grumpy selves. no, i— and then be back to the normal grumpy selves. no, i missed. and then be back to the normal| grumpy selves. no, i missed it. go on _ grumpy selves. no, i missed it. go on then, _ grumpy selves. no, i missed it. go on then, let's _ grumpy selves. no, i missed it. go on then, let's see. - grumpy selves. no, i missed it. go on then, let's see. i- grumpy selves. no, i missed it. go on then, let's see.— go on then, let's see. i am speaking — go on then, let's see. i am speaking to _ go on then, let's see. i am speaking to you _ go on then, let's see. i am speaking to you at - go on then, let's see. i am speaking to you at what i l go on then, let's see. i am i speaking to you at what i know is an _ speaking to you at what i know is an increasingly challenging time — is an increasingly challenging time. the time of disruption in the life — time. the time of disruption in the life of— time. the time of disruption in the life of our country. a description that has brought grief— description that has brought grief to— description that has brought grief to some, financial difficulties to many and enormous changes to the daily lives _ enormous changes to the daily lives of— enormous changes to the daily lives of us _ enormous changes to the daily lives of us all. i want to thank— lives of us all. i want to thank those of you who were staying — thank those of you who were staying at home. thereby helping _ staying at home. thereby helping to protect the vulnerable. i hope in the years to come. — vulnerable. i hope in the years to come, everybody will be able to come, everybody will be able to take — to come, everybody will be able to take pride in how they responded to this challenge and those _ responded to this challenge and those who come after us will say the — those who come after us will say the britons of this generation were as strong as any. _ generation were as strong as any. many will feel a painful sense — any. many will feel a painful sense of— any. many will feel a painful sense of separation from their loved — sense of separation from their loved ones, but we know deep down — loved ones, but we know deep down that it is the right thing

to do — down that it is the right thing to do we _ down that it is the right thing to do. we should take comfort that while we may have more still to— that while we may have more still to enjoy, today's will return _ still to enjoy, today's will return. we will be with our friends _ return. we will be with our friends again, we will be with our families again we will meet again — our families again we will meet aaain. �* , , our families again we will meet aaain. �* ,, ., our families again we will meet aaain.�* ,, ., again. bless her cotton socks. i'm ve again. bless her cotton socks. l'm very proud _ again. bless her cotton socks. i'm very proud of _ again. bless her cotton socks. i'm very proud of her- again. bless her cotton socks. | i'm very proud of her majesty, the queen. her words made me so emotional and it really helped me. i'm so, so proud of her. so proud. and this might sound a bit ridiculous but i always send her a christmas card, i always send her a birthday card. it is something i always do. people might laugh but i do.

the virus is a spreading even faster— the virus is a spreading even faster than— the virus is a spreading even faster than the _ the virus is a spreading even faster than the reasonable i faster than the reasonable worst-case _ faster than the reasonable worst—case scenario- faster than the reasonable worst—case scenario of- faster than the reasonablej worst—case scenario of our scientific— worst—case scenario of our scientific advisors. - worst—case scenario of our scientific advisors. boris i scientific advisors. boris johnson: _ scientific advisors. boris johnson: we _ scientific advisors. boris johnson: we must- scientific advisors. boris johnson: we must act | scientific advisors. boris i johnson: we must act now to prevent— johnson: we must act now to prevent this — johnson: we must act now to prevent this autumn _ johnson: we must act now to prevent this autumn surge. i johnson: we must act now to| prevent this autumn surge. i'm afraid _ prevent this autumn surge. i'm afraid from _ prevent this autumn surge. i'm afraid from thursday, - prevent this autumn surge. i'm afraid from thursday, the - prevent this autumn surge. i'm afraid from thursday, the basic| afraid from thursday, the basic message — afraid from thursday, the basic message isn't the _ afraid from thursday, the basic message isn't the same. - afraid from thursday, the basic message isn't the same. —— i afraid from thursday, the basic message isn't the same. —— isi message isn't the same. —— is the _ message isn't the same. —— is the same _ message isn't the same. —— is the same stay— message isn't the same. —— is the same. stay at _ message isn't the same. —— is the same. stay at home, i message isn't the same. —— is i the same. stay at home, protect the same. stay at home, protect the nhs — the same. stay at home, protect the nhs save _ the same. stay at home, protect the nhs save lives. _ the same. stay at home, protect the nhs save lives.— the nhs save lives. having the world step _ the nhs save lives. having the world stop was _ the nhs save lives. having the world stop was magic - the nhs save lives. having the world stop was magic to i the nhs save lives. having the world stop was magic to my i the nhs save lives. having the l world stop was magic to my ears because that is what we all need to do.— need to do. covid for me personally _ need to do. covid for me personally was _ need to do. covid for me personally was an i need to do. covid for me i personally was an opportunity. i produced films and you get very— i produced films and you get very caught up in everything that— very caught up in everything that you _ very caught up in everything that you need to do to make these — that you need to do to make these films. all of my work came — these films. all of my work came to _ these films. all of my work came to a _ these films. all of my work came to a crashing halt and i had — came to a crashing halt and i had nothing to do except survive _ had nothing to do except survive and look after my children _ survive and look after my children. that was what needed to change. |

children. that was what needed to change-— to change. i was like, the most important _ to change. i was like, the most important thing! _ to change. i was like, the most important thing! way, - to change. i was like, the most important thing! way, it i to change. i was like, the most important thing! way, it is i important thing! way, it is 250. i important thing! way, it is 250. l have _ important thing! way, it is 250. i have got _ important thing! way, it is 250. i have got to - important thing! way, it is 250. i have got to go i important thing! way, it is| 250. i have got to go work! what you — 250. i have got to go work! what you think _ 250. i have got to go work! what you think about i 250. i have got to go work! j what you think about those people living in the big houses with lots of gardens, do you feel they have got it easy compared to you? ads, feel they have got it easy compared to you?- feel they have got it easy compared to you? a lot of the wealthy people _ compared to you? a lot of the wealthy people have - compared to you? a lot of the wealthy people have left i compared to you? a lot of the wealthy people have left the l wealthy people have left the city to live in their country home, because they've got more money that got more freedom that way. mi; money that got more freedom that wa . ~ , a, , money that got more freedom thatwa . g a, , a, that way. my father is an investor _ that way. my father is an investor and _ that way. my father is an investor and my - that way. my father is an investor and my mum i that way. my father is an investor and my mum is | that way. my father is an | investor and my mum is a lawyer, _ investor and my mum is a lawyer, because the house is the big — lawyer, because the house is the big we don't even cross paths— the big we don't even cross paths that much. there is a living — paths that much. there is a living room with a tv, another living — living room with a tv, another living room, and a media room with_ living room, and a media room with a — living room, and a media room with a project to. but living room, and a media room with a project to.— with a pro'ect to. but there are with a project to. but there are things _ with a project to. but there are things i'd _ with a project to. but there are things i'd probably - with a project to. but there | are things i'd probably have that they don't, from not having much money. i having much money. like what? i don't know _ having much money. like what? i don't know. momma. - having much money. like what? i don't know. molsrmcr. i- having much money. like what? i don't know. molsrmcr. iwill- don't know. indistinct. iwill 'ust take don't know. indistinct. iwill just take it- — don't know. indistinct. iwill just take it. i _ don't know. indistinct. iwill just take it. i feel— don't know. indistinct. iwill just take it. i feel privileged l just take it. i feel privileged to have _ just take it. i feel privileged to have everything we have.

during — to have everything we have. during the lockdown it has brought it to light. some barely— brought it to light. some barely have a balcony to step out on — barely have a balcony to step out on. we don't take it for granted _ out on. we don't take it for granted i_ out on. we don't take it for granted. i am very grateful for that _ granted. i am very grateful for that. ., , ., granted. i am very grateful for that. ., ., that. the house of commons has a- roved that. the house of commons has approved the _ that. the house of commons has approved the four _ that. the house of commons has approved the four week - that. the house of commons hasj approved the four week lockdown in england~ — approved the four week lockdown in england. people _ approved the four week lockdown in england. people can't - approved the four week lockdown in england. people can't mix- in england. people can't mix with— in england. people can't mix with other— in england. people can't mix with other households - in england. people can't mix with other households in - in england. people can't mix. with other households in homes or in_ with other households in homes or in private _ with other households in homes or in private gardens, _ with other households in homes or in private gardens, but - or in private gardens, but meeting _ or in private gardens, but meeting one _ or in private gardens, but meeting one person- or in private gardens, but meeting one person fromj or in private gardens, but - meeting one person from another household — meeting one person from another household in _ meeting one person from another household in a _ meeting one person from another household in a public _ meeting one person from another household in a public space - meeting one person from another household in a public space is - household in a public space is attowed~ _ household in a public space is attowed~ na— household in a public space is allowed. �* , , , allowed. as prime minister, when i'm — allowed. as prime minister, when i'm confronted - allowed. as prime minister, when i'm confronted with i allowed. as prime minister, i when i'm confronted with data which protect deaths in the second wave, particularly seeing those of the first, i'm not prepared to take the risk with the lives of british people. i with the lives of british peeple-_ with the lives of british --eole. ., ~' ., with the lives of british eo le, ., 4' ., ., people. i have never known a time where — people. i have never known a time where we _ people. i have never known a time where we could - people. i have never known a time where we could all- people. i have never known a time where we could alljustl time where we could alljust agree — time where we could alljust agree that for the sake of preserving lives we are happy to give — preserving lives we are happy to give up so much so quickly. at the — to give up so much so quickly. at the moment we are putting saving — at the moment we are putting saving lives first, which is absolutely right, but if this goes — absolutely right, but if this goes on _ absolutely right, but if this goes on for much longer i think they— goes on for much longer i think they will— goes on for much longer i think they will have to, point where we think. _ they will have to, point where we think, 0k, some of these freedoms _ we think, 0k, some of these freedoms that people offer going — freedoms that people offer going at the moment, they are too precious. there are certain

industries _ too precious. there are certain industries that are face—to—face, entertainment and performers and things like that, — performers and things like that, they are all out of work. there — that, they are all out of work. there is— that, they are all out of work. there is no— that, they are all out of work. there is no end in sight. it is so hard _ there is no end in sight. it is so hard for— there is no end in sight. it is so hard for people in the jobs that— so hard for people in the jobs that need to be done face—to—face. they do think there — face—to—face. they do think there will— face—to—face. they do think there will come a point where people — there will come a point where people just, you know, they lose — people just, you know, they lose their patience with this. i've lose their patience with this. i've been— lose their patience with this. i've been a bit low this week because i've had no work. i'm behind on all my bills at the moment. last week it has been announced back to six people gathering. they had just started getting real—time parties again. it has been taken away. i've got to accept where i'm at and not let it get me down too much. you have to face your own inner demons, in a way, a loss of internal fears, actually, that i've had to start acknowledging. they had quite an unhappy childhood, actually, i think that is why i do was i do, it is a way of reliving my own childhood and doing better this time around. i've wanted to give children joy i've wanted to give children joy because they considered it

important and they didn't have as much of that as i would have liked to sorry, i will start crying. liked to sorry, i will start c inr. ;;;~, :: crying. there were 33,470 new coronavirus _ crying. there were 33,470 new coronavirus infections - crying. there were 33,470 newj coronavirus infections recorded in the — coronavirus infections recorded in the uk — coronavirus infections recorded in the uk in the latest 24—hour period — in the uk in the latest 24—hour period. that's a record number. the average number of new cases per day— the average number of new cases per day in — the average number of new cases per day in the past week is now 23.851— per day in the past week is now 23,857. i— per day in the past week is now 23,857. “ per day in the past week is now 23,857. 4' ., , per day in the past week is now 23,857. ~ ., y ., 23,857. i like worrying about thins 23,857. i like worrying about things and — 23,857. i like worrying about things and i— 23,857. i like worrying about things and i started - 23,857. i like worrying about things and i started up - 23,857. i like worrying about things and i started up this l things and i started up this worry when the apocalypse comes, the zombie apocalypse, and they keep thinking i will bejust and they keep thinking i will be just with my friends and we will have to raid all the malls, take everything we need. it was really hard for him to -et it was really hard for him to get his— it was really hard for him to get his head around the concept that something that made everybody so ill, notjust ill but dying every day, how many people — but dying every day, how many people have died, being afraid of dying — people have died, being afraid of dying and this concept of something that is in the air

that— something that is in the air that is— something that is in the air that is everywhere we touch that — that is everywhere we touch that we _ that is everywhere we touch that we can't see it is deadly. and _ that we can't see it is deadly. and it's — that we can't see it is deadly. and it's such a bizarre concept for us — and it's such a bizarre concept for us to— and it's such a bizarre concept for us to get our heads around, now— for us to get our heads around, now all— for us to get our heads around, now all he _ for us to get our heads around, now all he talks about is pandemics and apocalypse and what _ pandemics and apocalypse and what he — pandemics and apocalypse and what he can do. like we'll have to go— what he can do. like we'll have to go and — what he can do. like we'll have to go and live on the top floor because — to go and live on the top floor because the zombie is welcome, because — because the zombie is welcome, because he is worried about everything. he is worried about the house — everything. he is worried about the house falling down, which is not — the house falling down, which is not normal, but their imagination is — is so wild. it has — imagination is — is so wild. it has made _ imagination is — is so wild. it has made some people really, really— has made some people really, really scared. i has made some people really, really scared.— really scared. i do actually remember _ really scared. i do actually remember thinking - really scared. i do actually remember thinking at - really scared. i do actually remember thinking at the | remember thinking at the beginning of this i had my life more or less and if it came to it and was given my choice and it and was given my choice and it was somebody young guy would say i have had my life. everything falls to bits. i think we are like cows. —— cars. my steering wheel may go, my toes may puncture. i'm

hoping they will get there. they want to help my family, feel close to them. just miss touch. it has got to be physical contact everybody has been missing that. ifeel like my son has been taken off me. and i hope i'm going to get christmas. people are all waiting to be told what to do. we are afraid to say the wrong thing. we are afraid to say the wrong thin. , ., , we are afraid to say the wrong thin. , . , . thing. given the early evidence we have, thing. given the early evidence we have. it _ thing. given the early evidence we have, it is _ thing. given the early evidence we have, it is with _ thing. given the early evidence we have, it is with a _ thing. given the early evidence we have, it is with a very - we have, it is with a very heavy _ we have, it is with a very heavy heart i must tell you we cannot — heavy heart i must tell you we cannot continue with christmas as planned. those living in tear— as planned. those living in tear four— as planned. those living in tear four areas should not mix with— tear four areas should not mix with anyone outside their own household at christmas stop i know — household at christmas stop i know how important it is for families— know how important it is for families to be together. we are sacrificing the chance to see our love _ sacrificing the chance to see our love ones this christmas so

we have — our love ones this christmas so we have a — our love ones this christmas so we have a better chance of protecting their lives so we can see _ protecting their lives so we can see them at future christmases —— loved ones. i was christmases —— loved ones. was with christmases —— loved ones. i was with mum and dad and they were _ was with mum and dad and they were having _ was with mum and dad and they were having a _ was with mum and dad and they were having a bit _ was with mum and dad and they were having a bit of _ was with mum and dad and they were having a bit of an- were having a bit of an afternoon _ were having a bit of an afternoon kit. - were having a bit of an afternoon kit. boris i were having a bit of an- afternoon kit. boris comes on. they— afternoon kit. boris comes on. they woke _ afternoon kit. boris comes on. they woke them _ afternoon kit. boris comes on. they woke them gently - afternoon kit. boris comes on. they woke them gently and i l they woke them gently and i said — they woke them gently and i said do— they woke them gently and i said do you _ they woke them gently and i said do you want _ they woke them gently and i said do you want the - they woke them gently and i said do you want the bad - they woke them gently and i i said do you want the bad news or do— said do you want the bad news or do you _ said do you want the bad news or do you want _ said do you want the bad news or do you want the _ said do you want the bad news or do you want the bad - said do you want the bad news or do you want the bad news? | or do you want the bad news? there — or do you want the bad news? there is— or do you want the bad news? there is no— or do you want the bad news? there is no good _ or do you want the bad news? there is no good news. - there is no good news. christmas _ there is no good news. christmas is _ there is no good news. christmas is effectivelyj christmas is effectively cancelled _ christmas is effectively cancelled stop - christmas is effectively cancelled stop she - christmas is effectively cancelled stop she got| christmas is effectively - cancelled stop she got quite emotional _ cancelled stop she got quite emotional. it _ cancelled stop she got quite emotional. it didn't- cancelled stop she got quite emotional. it didn't really. cancelled stop she got quitel emotional. it didn't really hit her~ — emotional. it didn't really hit her~ 86— emotional. it didn't really hit her. 86 years _ emotional. it didn't really hit her. 86 years old. _ emotional. it didn't really hit her. 86 years old. she - emotional. it didn't really hit her. 86 years old. she just . her. 86 years old. she just wants— her. 86 years old. she just wants her— her. 86 years old. she just wants herfamily_ her. 86 years old. she just wants her family with - her. 86 years old. she just wants her family with her. her. 86 years old. she justl wants her family with her at christmas, _ wants her family with her at christmas, like _ wants her family with her at christmas, like everyone i wants her family with her at i christmas, like everyone else wants — christmas, like everyone else wants their— christmas, like everyone else wants their family. _ christmas, like everyone else wants their family. there - christmas, like everyone elsel wants their family. there were beginning _ wants their family. there were beginning to _ wants their family. there were beginning to see _ wants their family. there were beginning to see what - wants their family. there were beginning to see what he - wants their family. there were beginning to see what he word sacrifice — beginning to see what he word sacrifice really _ beginning to see what he word sacrifice really means. - sacrifice really means. everybodv's _ sacrifice really means. . everybody's christmases sacrifice really means. - everybody's christmases are just done for. the fact that we are in two for, whatever that is, there is probably 210. with is, there is probably 210. with is appalling. the whole thing is appalling. the whole thing is appalling. the whole thing is appalling. i is appalling. the whole thing is appalling-— is appalling. the whole thing is appalling. i cannot wait for this ear is appalling. i cannot wait for this year to _ is appalling. i cannot wait for this year to be _ is appalling. i cannot wait for this year to be over. - is appalling. i cannot wait for this year to be over. it - is appalling. i cannot wait for this year to be over. it like . is appalling. i cannot wait for this year to be over. it like a | this year to be over. it like a

never— this year to be over. it like a never ending dream. the best bit of— never ending dream. the best bit of news we've had so far are the _ bit of news we've had so far are the hopes of the vaccine. the — are the hopes of the vaccine. the more _ are the hopes of the vaccine. the more people that get vaccinated the better. and that is going — vaccinated the better. and that is going to be the most effective way of trying to get that light at the end of the tunnel, _ that light at the end of the tunnel, because that's hope. i tunnel, because that's hope. mean, tunnel, because that's hope. i mean, only enough, i'm determined to enjoy christmas this year. i don't care. they have made my mind up. inaudible. we are now rolling out the biggest vaccination programme in our history. the pace of vaccination is accelerating stop that will eventually enable us to lift many of the restrictions we have endured so long. restrictions we have endured so lonr. �* , , ., long. it's behind me now. i want to _ long. it's behind me now. i want to forget _ long. it's behind me now. i want to forget it. _

long. it's behind me now. i want to forget it. but - long. it's behind me now. i want to forget it. but you | long. it's behind me now. i- want to forget it. but you have had the vaccine? _ want to forget it. but you have had the vaccine? 0h, - want to forget it. but you have had the vaccine? oh, yes. - want to forget it. but you have had the vaccine? oh, yes. i'm| had the vaccine? oh, yes. i'm lad had the vaccine? oh, yes. i'm glad l've _ had the vaccine? oh, yes. i'm glad we had _ had the vaccine? oh, yes. i'm glad i've had it. _ had the vaccine? oh, yes. i'm glad i've had it. it— had the vaccine? oh, yes. i'm glad i've had it. it did - had the vaccine? oh, yes. i'm glad i've had it. it did give - glad i've had it. it did give me — glad i've had it. it did give me a _ glad i've had it. it did give me a sense of thank god for that — me a sense of thank god for that i've _ me a sense of thank god for that. i've forced my son —— forced _ that. i've forced my son —— forced my— that. i've forced my son —— forced my grandson to give me a hu- forced my grandson to give me a hug now — forced my grandson to give me a hug now. he is 14. it�*s forced my grandson to give me a hug now. he is 14.— hug now. he is 14. it's like it never happened. _ hug now. he is 14. it's like it never happened. it's - hug now. he is 14. it's like it never happened. it's kind i hug now. he is 14. it's like it never happened. it's kind of| never happened. it's kind of like — never happened. it's kind of like the _ never happened. it's kind of like the world's _ never happened. it's kind of like the world's caused. - never happened. it's kind of like the world's caused. iiriliie| like the world's caused. we became a — like the world's caused. we became a real _ like the world's caused. became a real buddies. it like the world's caused.“ became a real buddies. it made you realise how nice it is to have gone through the whole pandemic with somebody who you actually really enjoy, whose company... actually really en'oy, whose company. . ._ actually really en'oy, whose company. . .h actually really en'oy, whose com-an . ., . , company... axa got really bored with ou. company. .. axa got really bored with you i— company... axa got really bored with you. i had _ company... axa got really bored with you. i had you _ company... axa got really bored with you. i had you for _ company... axa got really bored with you. i had you for six - with you. i had you for six months _ with you. i had you for six months and _ with you. i had you for six months and then - with you. i had you for six months and then anotherl with you. i had you for six - months and then another year. now— months and then another year. now he — months and then another year. now he is— months and then another year. now he is like _ months and then another year. now he is like fringe. - months and then another year. now he is like fringe. it- months and then another year. now he is like fringe.— now he is like fringe. it has been an _ now he is like fringe. it has been an incredible - now he is like fringe. it has been an incredible journey, j been an incredible journey, hasn't _ been an incredible journey, hasn't it? _ been an incredible journey, hasn't it? when we go from here? — hasn't it? when we go from here? that is very, very valid question— here? that is very, very valid question we need to ask. we need — question we need to ask. we need to— question we need to ask. we need to build up the confidence again — need to build up the confidence again it's — need to build up the confidence again. it's one thing that the

epidemic— again. it's one thing that the epidemic has resulted in, a lot of people _ epidemic has resulted in, a lot of people are very timid and scared — of people are very timid and scared to _ of people are very timid and scared to go near other people. we need — scared to go near other people. we need to rediscover that again— we need to rediscover that again stop we need that human contact — again stop we need that human contact again. and this is, we — contact again. and this is, we about _ contact again. and this is, i've about them so many times, this is— i've about them so many times, this is my— i've about them so many times, this is my mum and dad. they are going _ this is my mum and dad. they are going to kill me for this, you — are going to kill me for this, you know— are going to kill me for this, you know that. my mum, my dad. i you know that. my mum, my dad. i had _ you know that. my mum, my dad. i had my— you know that. my mum, my dad. i had my second vaccine 7 april and so — i had my second vaccine 7 april and so did _ i had my second vaccine 7 april and so did my parents. just to have _ and so did my parents. just to have my— and so did my parents. just to have my family protected in this— have my family protected in this way— have my family protected in this way is quite overwhelming, it really— this way is quite overwhelming, it really is _ this way is quite overwhelming, it really is. oh my goodness me — it really is. oh my goodness me i— it really is. oh my goodness me. ijust... it's been an absolute _ me. ijust... it's been an absolute pleasure talking to you and _ absolute pleasure talking to you and meeting you and, you know. — you and meeting you and, you know. i— you and meeting you and, you know, ijust can't believe where _ know, ijust can't believe where the time has gone. it has gone _ where the time has gone. it has gone weekly. —— quickly.

hello there. friday brought us two very different days of weather depending on where you were across the uk. for some, beautiful sunshine — that was the scene for a weather watcher in orkney, compare that with this picture from oxford, where the rain was teeming down. some parts of southern england saw over a month's worth of rain injust 24 hours. you can see that wet weather on the earlier radar picture. but it did begin to clear off to the east through the latter part of the day, the area of low pressure responsible sliding away eastwards, and that leaves us between weather systems for saturday. so the contrasts in the weather system will be less dramatic. some places will be a little

cloudier than others. some will see some showers, but generally speaking, there's quite a lot of dry weather on the way. we will see some spells of sunshine developing, some showers breaking out particularly across parts of scotland through the day, some of those could be heavy and some creeping up across the channel islands and into southern counties of england later on. temperatures perhaps at their highest around parts of wales and north—west england getting up to 21 or 22 degrees. as we head through saturday night, we are going to see some of those showers pushing up from the south. some longer spells of rain in places. northern ireland and scotland staying largely dry through the night with some clear spells and temperatures generally between eight and 14 degrees. so for sunday, it is quite a complicated weather setup. low pressure to the south—west, this frontal system will bring some early rain across some eastern and north—eastern parts and a few showers elsewhere. so, the detailfor sunday probably will change between now and then. but we are going to see quite a lot of cloud spilling up from the south with some showers or longer spells of rain. some sunny spells too across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, perhaps the north of england. but even here, we could see some showers breaking out.

and temperatures will depend on how much sunshine you get, but generally between 13 and 20 degrees. let's have a look at the start of next week. because as we head into monday, this weather front here is likely to become quite slow moving across southern parts of the uk. so that means there will be some outbreaks of rain here. with the wind starting to come down from the north, we are going to tap into some rather cool air for the time of year. monday is the summer solstice. it is not going to feel much like summer — cool for all, wet down towards the south. stays unsettled and quite cool into tuesday.

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