summer, sir brian langstaff recommended - summer, sir brian langstaff recommended these _ - summer, sir brian langstaff recommended those infected - - summer, sir brian langstaffl recommended those infected with - summer, sir brian langstaff - recommended those infected with hiv and hepatitis c because of transfusions in the 1970s and 80s should receive interim payments of £100,000. he now wants the government to make payments to affected family members. early i spoke to tony who at the age of 14 lost his dad and many relatives due to the scandal. i started by asking him about the lifelong impact. we actuall him about the lifelong impact. - actually lost five members of our family, three all brothers, my father had both my uncles. my dad and my uncle were infected with hiv and my uncle were infected with hiv and hepatitis c, hepatitis b, and my other uncle was infected with hepatitis c, but we also had two other family members who were also infected with hepatitis c, and four

of those victims have died, my father being one of them. only one family member remains alive today. the impact has been devastating. my father died in 1986, he was one of this the very earliest haemophiliacs to die from hiv and subsequently we have been losing family members right up until the last death in 2012, so it has been affecting our family for the best part of 30 years. every time a campaigner or one of the victims is a constant memory of what we have been through and i'm sure it is the same for all the community, notjust myself. i am the community, not “ust myself. i am so sorry to _ the community, not “ust myself. i am so sorry to hear — the community, notjust myself. i am so sorry to hear how— the community, notjust myself. i am so sorry to hear how it _ the community, notjust myself. i am so sorry to hear how it has affected you. what did you make of the statement today? we you. what did you make of the statement today? we welcomed the re ort, statement today? we welcomed the reort, a statement today? we welcomed the report. a very _ statement today? we welcomed the report, a very comprehensive - statement today? we welcomed the report, a very comprehensive reportl report, a very comprehensive report and we are very pleased that today children and parents will finally be

recognised. i know it is not a quick process, i think a lot of the children will have to wait until the final report comes out and the compensation scheme setup, this has to happen now and the government has to happen now and the government has to be forward with the work and to get this scheme implemented add up and running. my only alarm today as it does not appear that we will be given any legal funding for representation from our lawyers to go forward in this conversation framework. that is quite alarming. i think the average person on the street will not understand the detailed terms of framework so i

think it is important that this community who are very damaged or afforded legal representation from our lawyers who have been with us from the start of this inquiry. we welcomed the report today, i think there are a few issues we need to look over but all in all we are pleased with sir brian's work. 5ir pleased with sir brian's work. sir brian did mention the need to extend the psychological support to those in england, that has already been extended to the rest of the uk that has been affected by the blood scandal. did you take part by listening to that as well? yes, we did. listening to that as well? yes, we did- there — listening to that as well? yes, we did. there has _ listening to that as well? yes, we did. there has been _ listening to that as well? yes, we did. there has been psychological support in place for certain groups. it was administered through the skipton fund, all the funds have now changed, but i think it is very important for the psychological report. i had a group called the fatherless generation which supports children who have lost parents to

this disaster and from the people i see in that group, yes, psychological support is definitely needed, but i have to say, it is 30 years too late for a lot of people and i think also as well there has to be... i have had counselling around 2013 and it was actually really difficult because i think one of the main issues for me was actually the counsellor had no idea this had taken place, that this scandal had gone on, so i found it very difficult to have that counselling, although the brief underside of it helped. i still felt this scandal had gone unnoticed and it is important for a lot of people involved. , ,., , it is important for a lot of people involved. , , ., , involved. the green party has launched its _ involved. the green party has launched its local _ involved. the green party has launched its local election - involved. the green party has - launched its local election campaign and is putting housing central stage. 0ne and is putting housing central stage. one of the co—leaders says

100,000 sustainable council hopes aim to be built every year. there is also a call for an end to no fault erections. ml also a call for an end to no fault erection— also a call for an end to no fault erections. �* ., ., _, , erections. all over our country we have peeple _ erections. all over our country we have people unable _ erections. all over our country we have people unable to _ erections. all over our country we have people unable to buy - erections. all over our country we have people unable to buy a - erections. all over our country we i have people unable to buy a home. erections. all over our country we - have people unable to buy a home. -- have people unable to buy a home. —— no—fault evictions. that is why we were to bring an immediate rent freeze and eviction ban. we cannot allow people to become homeless in the middle of the cost of living crisis and in the longer term we were to allow rent controls to be brought in in areas where the housing market is overheated. elections on the lith of may. you have properly heard of andrew tait, he is currently under house arrest. 0rganises of ad to extremist

workshops with the schools and colleges in london are increasingly having to focus on addressing his controversial views. 0ne charity say they have come across worrying attitudes are nearly all the schools they visited. jim has been along to one of the workshops find out more. on the surface, he was helping young 0n the surface, he was helping young people fulfil their potential but it is combined with his misogynistic views. . partly funded by city hall, the charity ground swell going to schools and charities and the number one subject is andrew tate. harare

schools and charities and the number one subject is andrew tate.— one sub'ect is andrew tate. have any of ou one subject is andrew tate. have any of you seen — one subject is andrew tate. have any of you seen his _ one subject is andrew tate. have any of you seen his videos? _ one subject is andrew tate. have any of you seen his videos? do _ one subject is andrew tate. have any of you seen his videos? do you - of you seen his videos? do you follow him _ of you seen his videos? do you follow him on _ of you seen his videos? do you follow him on social— of you seen his videos? do you follow him on social media? i of you seen his videos? do you - follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of — follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of things _ follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of things does _ follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of things does he - follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of things does he say? - what sort of things does he say? positive messages?— what sort of things does he say? positive messages? work harder, dreams and _ positive messages? work harder, dreams and all— positive messages? work harder, dreams and all of— positive messages? work harder, dreams and all of that. _ positive messages? work harder, dreams and all of that. some - positive messages? work harder, | dreams and all of that. some stuff he sa s i dreams and all of that. some stuff he says i agree — dreams and all of that. some stuff he says i agree with, _ dreams and all of that. some stuff he says i agree with, not - dreams and all of that. some stuff. he says i agree with, not everything he says i agree with, not everything he says _ he says i agree with, not everything he says is— he says i agree with, not everything he says is outrageous. that he says i agree with, not everything he says is outrageous.— he says is outrageous. that is what makes it harder, _ he says is outrageous. that is what makes it harder, there's _ he says is outrageous. that is what makes it harder, there's a - he says is outrageous. that is what makes it harder, there's a bit - he says is outrageous. that is what makes it harder, there's a bit of. makes it harder, there's a bit of truth _ makes it harder, there's a bit of truth but — makes it harder, there's a bit of truth but then _ makes it harder, there's a bit of truth but then he _ makes it harder, there's a bit of truth but then he puts - makes it harder, there's a bit of truth but then he puts a - makes it harder, there's a bit of truth but then he puts a little i makes it harder, there's a bit of| truth but then he puts a little bit of extremist _ truth but then he puts a little bit of extremist views. _ truth but then he puts a little bit of extremist views. the - truth but then he puts a little bit of extremist views. the students at the session — of extremist views. the students at the session seem _ of extremist views. the students at the session seem pretty _ of extremist views. the students at the session seem pretty switched i of extremist views. the students at | the session seem pretty switched on when it comes to andrew tate's divisiveness but that is not the norm. , , ,. ., ., ., norm. every single school we have not to, norm. every single school we have got to. quite _ norm. every single school we have got to. quite a _ norm. every single school we have got to, quite a lot, _ norm. every single school we have got to, quite a lot, have _ norm. every single school we have got to, quite a lot, have been - got to, quite a lot, have been worried about young boys speaking in a misogynistic way, being rude to their teachers, a misogynistic way, being rude to theirteachers, dividing a misogynistic way, being rude to their teachers, dividing the goals for the boys what it is becoming quite ugly. —— girls from the boys.

at the session in brixton, parents and grandparents are coming across this issue for the first time. i this issue for the first time. i spoke to a lot of mothers who did not know— spoke to a lot of mothers who did not know anything about andrew tate till they _ not know anything about andrew tate till they came to our workshops. they— till they came to our workshops. they were — till they came to our workshops. they were ten at night and found their— they were ten at night and found their sons— they were ten at night and found their sons are super fans. the internet cannot _ their sons are super fans. the internet cannot be _ their sons are super fans. the internet cannot be controlled completely, _ internet cannot be controlled completely, this _ internet cannot be controlled completely, this stuff - internet cannot be controlled completely, this stuff will - internet cannot be controlled - completely, this stuff will always be out _ completely, this stuff will always be out there. _ completely, this stuff will always be out there, so _ completely, this stuff will always be out there, so the _ completely, this stuff will always be out there, so the solution - completely, this stuff will always be out there, so the solution is. completely, this stuff will alwaysl be out there, so the solution is to id be out there, so the solution is to go to— be out there, so the solution is to go to the — be out there, so the solution is to go to the schools _ be out there, so the solution is to go to the schools and _ be out there, so the solution is to go to the schools and do - be out there, so the solution is to go to the schools and do some . be out there, so the solution is to i go to the schools and do some type of immunisation _ go to the schools and do some type of immunisation programme. - go to the schools and do some type of immunisation programme. if- go to the schools and do some type of immunisation programme. if youj of immunisation programme. if you educate _ of immunisation programme. if you educate the — of immunisation programme. if you educate the kids _ of immunisation programme. if you educate the kids and _ of immunisation programme. if you educate the kids and communities. educate the kids and communities about— educate the kids and communities about this — educate the kids and communities about this threat, _ educate the kids and communities about this threat, that _ educate the kids and communities about this threat, that is - educate the kids and communities about this threat, that is how - educate the kids and communities about this threat, that is how we i about this threat, that is how we can actually _ about this threat, that is how we can actually effectively _ about this threat, that is how we can actually effectively stop - about this threat, that is how we can actually effectively stop it. . can actually effectively stop it. they _ can actually effectively stop it. they can — can actually effectively stop it. they can end _ can actually effectively stop it. they can end up— can actually effectively stop it. they can end up causing - can actually effectively stop it. - they can end up causing accidents, expensive repairs and if you report them, it may be awhile before you see them get fixed, we are talking about potholes. 0ne see them get fixed, we are talking about potholes. one man in the uk are so fed up he has come up with a novel way to draw attention to them.

handy as a man on a mission, he knows the roads in his area like the back of his had. in recent weeks he has resorted to humour to highlight the growing number of potholes. because a passing traffic, it is quick in a quick out. this one is called daring motorcycle stunt goes badly wrong. it really all started when a friend uploaded on the local facebook pages are some pictures of plastic ducks in a pot with a funny caption about a family enjoying the water facilities at that sparked my interest i would join in will stop. nessie was one of the first one—sided. i was rummaging through the grandchildren's toy box and

found a dinosaurand the grandchildren's toy box and found a dinosaur and thought if i put it down far enough it will be like the old photos of the loch ness monster and i did that and we told a story about how the waters of the lochs in scotland were too cold at c had come here for a holiday because it was warmer. it had come here for a holiday because it was warmer.— had come here for a holiday because it was warmer. it shows they need to be done because _ it was warmer. it shows they need to be done because there _ it was warmer. it shows they need to be done because there are _ it was warmer. it shows they need to be done because there are so - it was warmer. it shows they need to be done because there are so badly i be done because there are so badly because i like the storylines. to give me something to laugh about. it has become a bit of a sensation on facebook but will it make a difference? 0ne conservative led essex county council said... the council's labour group said... the lib dems told us...

as family, today he heard there was a barmaid for sale in a local shop and it was too good an opportunity to miss. —— a mermaid for sale. now it is time for a look at the weather. many of us enjoyed a beautiful bright day yesterday, very different story through this afternoon. 0ften cloudy, outbreaks of rain and the next few days will be quite changeable. sunshine, rain, and back to such again but it will stay relatively on the mild side. extensive cloud has spread across the country. weather front that will be moving across the uk through the course of today and into tomorrow, eventually tomorrow at this weather front will find itself in the north sea so it should brighten. there is the forecast for later this afternoon, you can see the outbreaks

of rain almost anywhere across the country. temperatures typically in the low teens. some spots not making 10 degrees when the cloud is thicker and rain heavier. through the course of the night, that band of rain that sweeps towards the east and you can see it hugging the east coast of the british isles early on thursday morning. 0ut towards the west, kira spells and not as cold nights, no frost. it is mild, often cloudy and outbreaks of rain. that will prevent the temperature dropping to low. heresy forecast for thursday, the weather front still struggling eastern parts of the uk but in the morning goes to the north sea. not dry out completely, we are expecting showers almost anywhere in the uk, even heavy ones with one or two rumbles of thunder through the course of the afternoon. temperatures between nine and 1a celsius. certainly sunny spells on the way on thursday. it will be a brighter day. 0nto good friday and actually for many of us, not a bad

day. generally dry with 20 of the bright and sunny spells, particularly across central and western parts of the uk. the chance of thicker cloud across eastern and central parts of england, even one or two light showers that across parts of east anglia. then the easter weekend, the rest south—westerly winds across the country. at times it will be milder, but generally speaking i will stay on the wild side. the weather will be quite variable, temperatures typically in the teens. you can see how the icons change 30 times wetter days but the whole not too bad.

live from london. this is bbc news. president zelensky makes his first official visit to poland since russia invaded ukraine. president duda says poland will try to get additional security guarantees for ukraine at nato summit. israeli police have arrested more than 350 palestinian worshippers after clashes inside the al—aqsa mosque injerusalem. the husband of former scottish first minister nicola sturgeon, is arrested over an investigation into the party's finances. hello. president zelensky is making his first official visit to poland

since russia invaded ukraine.