welcome to the programme. let's go back to those celebrations continuing mark the kings coronation. millions are expected to take part in the big help out, taking on volunteering roles. the prince and princess of wales have been out in slough accompanied by the children. prince george are helping to renovate and you scout hut. there he is. very handy with the drill, as his his father. helping to build the hut in slough. and there is a prince of wales. and

the prime minister rishi sunak is out volunteering today visiting a youth group in hertfordshire along with his wife, helping to prepare a meal that was eventually served. earlier i spoke to the commissioner of stjohn ambulance which is supporting their big help out. she told me about the positive impact. it doesn't have to be onerous at all. you can give us much time as you are able to and it can be flexible to suit you but it is that first step, just go and talk to folk or if you go onto the big help out website on any of the organisations�*s website, you can find out what they do. take that first step, it is not hard and you don't have to commit there and then. get a taster. how did the pandemic effect that volunteers who work for

your organisation and volunteering in general? your organisation and volunteering in ueneral? ~ . ., , your organisation and volunteering inceneral? a . , ., ., in general? actually, although their andemic in general? actually, although their pandemic was _ in general? actually, although their pandemic was an _ in general? actually, although their pandemic was an awful— in general? actually, although their pandemic was an awful thing, - in general? actually, although their pandemic was an awful thing, it - pandemic was an awful thing, it actually did bring people together and it brought the communities together to help one another and sometimes people doing that don't realise that in fact they are volunteering. so in actualfact realise that in fact they are volunteering. so in actual fact it helped focus on volunteering and show the importance of it. clearly people have had time and their circumstances may have changed and perhaps they have had to change the way in which they volunteer. but nevertheless it did actually focus on the importance and value of volunteering. it is notjust about the person receiving the service or the person receiving the service or the help, it is actually about the volunteer themselves, volunteering is good for yourself, it is good for your own well—being, gives you a fabulous feel—good factor and you

get that sense of satisfaction of knowing that you have helped make a positive difference to somebody else's life. ., ., , else's life. the authorities in ukraine say _ else's life. the authorities in ukraine say at _ else's life. the authorities in ukraine say at least - else's life. the authorities in ukraine say at least three i else's life. the authorities in - ukraine say at least three civilians had been killed and more than 14 wounded in the latest wave of russian missile and drone attacks. in kyiv, the mayor said five people had been injured. residents of the ukranian capital kyiv were told to head to shelters shortly before midnight local time. it was the first time in a date that kyiv came under attack and authorities say this building was hit by a drone. the air raid alert sounded here shortly before midnight. we got the all clear only three and a half hours later with loud explosions here. the authority

said this was the result of a defence that had been activated. the military said russia had fired 35 drones during this attack. there was a drones that russia has been using to attack ukrainian towns and cities and that all of them were intercepted by air defence. so it shows how important air defence has been here in predicting ukrainian cities and towns from these air strikes. odesa was also hit, our warehouse was hit there in the south of the country. russia has stepped up of the country. russia has stepped up these air strikes in recent weeks as the ukrainian authorities say they are finishing their plans for a much anticipated counter offensive to take back territory that is now under russian occupation. turning back to news from within the uk.

as pa rt of as part of a wider plan from the government which is expected to be announced later this week to address the problem is that many people face when trying to make an appointment. labour have said much more help is needed to ease pressure on primary care. we needed to ease pressure on primary care. ~ . , ., ., care. we need that investment a long time auo. care. we need that investment a long time age in — care. we need that investment a long time ago. in 2019 _ care. we need that investment a long time ago. in 2019 we _ care. we need that investment a long time ago. in 2019 we were _ care. we need that investment a long time ago. in 2019 we were promised l time ago. in 2019 we were promised 6000 extra gps. now 825 gps less and in some patches we have 250,000 patients per one gp and that means the demand is so huge. the announcement _ the demand is so huge. the announcement comes after the conservatives lost more than 1000 councillors in local elections across the country last week. our political correspondent says issues with health care are likely to have played a part. ida with health care are likely to have played a part-— with health care are likely to have played a part. no doubt one of the many complaints _ played a part. no doubt one of the

many complaints heard _ played a part. no doubt one of the many complaints heard from - played a part. no doubt one of the| many complaints heard from voters during the campaign was just how difficult it is to get a gp appointment. the chances are if you try to see your doctor recently he would have been involved in the eight o'clock in the morning scramble on the phones. so ministers are trying to address a fundamental problem this morning by putting this extra money out there which will go towards more digital systems that they hope will mean you won't get an engaged tone on the phone, you will get put in a queue or get a call back at some point later in the day. the hope is that better digital online booking systems will relieve the pressure on their phones. but many gp surgeries already have these kinds of systems in place. labour says it doesn't address the main problem, a lack of gps. we may see more on that in the pan you mentioned expected later this week but a clear attempt from the government to try to put the attention on delivery after that chastening set of local election results last week and we are expecting to hear from the prime

minister later today is since the first time of those losses became clear. ., �* �* first time of those losses became clear. ., “ ., ., , , first time of those losses became clear. ., “ ., ., ,, ., clear. two bbc “ournalists have transformed — clear. two bbc journalists have transformed an _ clear. two bbc journalists have transformed an electric - clear. two bbc journalists have transformed an electric cargo l transformed an electric cargo bicycle into a mobile office and studio. it is called the bike bureau and it allows him to do solar powered life apart across tv, digital and other platforms. the aim is to elevate journalism from the field to help the bbc on its journey to reach net zero. introducing the bike bureau. it contains all the kit we need for a newsgathering, interviews and to provide tv and radio lines connecting by our phones and transmitting around the world. anna holligan is outside the icc in the hague. this is our innovation, a

pragmatic and sustainable way to carry out our mobile journalism and we hope you will find it inspiring. using this bike is revolutionising what we can do, how long we can do it for and allows us to take you to the heart breaking news in a climate conscious way. we also hope their bike bureau will help their bbc achieve its goal to become the greenest broadcaster in the world. since switching from car to buy two years ago, and it already racked up 10,000 kilometres on a bike while working. it massively cut emissions. we believe there is a potential to do even more. this isjust phase one. we chose the netherlands as a perfect place to piloted this project. editorially, we will be using their bike bureau to focus on solutions and track down positive saris and tech developments i could

transform our lives. and we want you to be part of this journey. transform our lives. and we want you to be part of thisjourney. if transform our lives. and we want you to be part of this journey. if you have story what you think the bike bureau should be covering, send them our way. an epicjourney will end today as two men complete a mammoth trek from land's today as two men complete a mammoth trek from lands end tojohn 0 groats. they are walking for very different reasons. john was looking to shake up his comfortable life while tim needed space to grieve the loss of his daughter ellie, who was shot dead in merseyside on christmas eve. they were strangers at the start of the walk and they are now great friends. how do you keep going when you face the very worst? i am afraid there — when you face the very worst? i am afraid there is _ when you face the very worst? i am afraid there is some _ when you face the very worst? i am afraid there is some sad _ when you face the very worst? i am afraid there is some sad news to bring _ afraid there is some sad news to bring you — afraid there is some sad news to bring you this morning.- bring you this morning. eddie edwards, who _ bring you this morning. eddie edwards, who worked - bring you this morning. eddie edwards, who worked at - bring you this morning. eddie edwards, who worked at a . bring you this morning. eddie i edwards, who worked at a salon bring you this morning. ecc e: edwards, who worked at a salon was

shot... ,, ., ,., edwards, who worked at a salon was shot... ,, ., ., , ., ., shot... she had so many amazing lans for shot... she had so many amazing plans for the _ shot... she had so many amazing plans for the future. _ shot... she had so many amazing plans for the future. she - shot... she had so many amazing plans for the future. she was - shot... she had so many amazing| plans for the future. she was only 'ust plans for the future. she was only just getting started.— just getting started. when tim's dau . hter just getting started. when tim's daughter ellie _ just getting started. when tim's daughter ellie was _ just getting started. when tim's daughter ellie was killed, - just getting started. when tim's daughter ellie was killed, he - just getting started. when tim's - daughter ellie was killed, he needed to find a reason to live and then he saw this. ., ., ~' to find a reason to live and then he saw this. ., , ., , saw this. look at this, lands end, john 0 groats- — saw this. look at this, lands end, john 0 groats. liverpool- saw this. look at this, lands end, john 0 groats. liverpool median i saw this. look at this, lands end, i john 0 groats. liverpool median and actor started — john 0 groats. liverpool median and actor started walking _ john 0 groats. liverpool median and actor started walking across - john 0 groats. liverpool median and actor started walking across britain | actor started walking across britain in january. actor started walking across britain injanuary. in february tim asked if he could join and this is a taste of what has happened. i he could join and this is a taste of what has happened.— he could join and this is a taste of what has happened. i didn't have any preconceptions- _ what has happened. i didn't have any preconceptions. i— what has happened. i didn't have any preconceptions. i knew _ what has happened. i didn't have any preconceptions. i knew what - what has happened. i didn't have any preconceptions. i knew what i - what has happened. i didn't have any| preconceptions. i knew what i wanted to get out of it. it was just to go for a walk. a bit of time alone and a bit of space and a bit of freedom from the chaos. what a day! people

might think we are mad for a walk in the country, but at least we are doing something. we are doing something. it has been great. we have had a laugh and it has been an adventure. ~ ., , ., . adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason _ adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to _ adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to put _ adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to put one _ adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to put one foot - adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to put one foot in - needed a reason to put one foot in front of another, john has had its own reasons. i front of another, john has had its own reasons-— front of another, john has had its own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed. — own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed. i— own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed, i felt _ own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed, ifelt i _ own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed, i felt i had no - own reasons. i am on edge. i was. depressed, i felt i had no purpose, depressed, ifelt i had no purpose, i had achieved my goals. and for that i am proud but then my life became a bit stagnant and i created a present for myself. i was stuck, i was miserable. so i got rid of everything and i decided to do this walk. i am on the edge of glory! if i can't walk a country, i can do anything. a deep fried cream egg. i'm going to give it a whirl. that

is a cream _ i'm going to give it a whirl. that is a cream egg- _ i'm going to give it a whirl. that is a cream egg. wrong. - i'm going to give it a whirl. that is a cream egg. wrong. this is an escape _ is a cream egg. wrong. this is an escape this _ is a cream egg. wrong. this is an escape. this is escapism. it's a great _ escape. this is escapism. it's a great form _ escape. this is escapism. it's a great form of escapism. it is finger lickin: great form of escapism. it is finger licking good- _ great form of escapism. it is finger licking good. you _ great form of escapism. it is finger licking good. you have _ great form of escapism. it is finger licking good. you have been - great form of escapism. it is finger i licking good. you have been powered by iaughter- — licking good. you have been powered by iaughter- you _ licking good. you have been powered by laughter. you have _ licking good. you have been powered by laughter. you have taken - licking good. you have been powered by laughter. you have taken a - licking good. you have been powered by laughter. you have taken a breakl by laughter. you have taken a break from each other.— from each other. yes. yeah. marriages- _ from each other. yes. yeah. marriages. managers? - from each other. yes. yeah. - marriages. managers? marriages. we've _ marriages. managers? marriages. we've done a marathon today and he has his commemorative stone. what we've done a marathon today and he has his commemorative stone. what a treat da . has his commemorative stone. what a great day- we — has his commemorative stone. what a great day. we have _ has his commemorative stone. what a great day. we have had _ has his commemorative stone. what a great day. we have had a _

has his commemorative stone. what a great day. we have had a couple - has his commemorative stone. what a great day. we have had a couple of. great day. we have had a couple of da . iam great day. we have had a couple of day- i am ready _ great day. we have had a couple of day. i am ready to _ great day. we have had a couple of day. i am ready to go _ great day. we have had a couple of day. i am ready to go home. - great day. we have had a couple of day. i am ready to go home. and i great day. we have had a couple of i day. i am ready to go home. and even tim said this morning, it is time. today their epicjourney comes to an end. injune ellie's murder trial begins but for now the only thing they need to think about isjohn 0 groats. and we will be there to meet them. let's get more on the coronation of king charles. today we have been reporting on the prime minister of the caribbean nation of saint cayton davis. he says the country or begin a public compensation about whether to remove king charles ii! country boss mike head of state. he said his country was not totally free as long as the king remained its head of state. i will correspond it working on the story, you have been reporting more on this story today. is there an appetite for the remaining rounds in the caribbean to become republics? i

think this all depends on who you talk to throughout the region. there are eight remaining rounds in the caribbean. those realms are countries that have king charles ii! as their head of state. and of their three caribbean prime ministers i have interviewed on this topic, it is very clear that this is all about symbol. it is all about how a nation seated self and i have actually come back from interviewing the prime minister of st vincent and the grenadines and he said it is of utmost importance for him to see his nation move away and transition to a republic. when i asked him why, here is what he had to say. this republic. when i asked him why, here is what he had to say.— is what he had to say. this fiction has come to _ is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an _ is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an end. _ is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an end. it _ is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an end. it is - is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an end. it is an i has come to an end. it is an absurdity— has come to an end. it is an absurdity and offend people in a psychological way. absurdity and offend people in a psychologicalway. in

absurdity and offend people in a psychological way. in 1979 we became independent. what actually happened? we retain_ independent. what actually happened? we retain our independence but that reclamation is incomplete. until this aspect is addressed. 30 reclamation is incomplete. until this aspect is addressed.- reclamation is incomplete. until this aspect is addressed. so you can see a real strength _ this aspect is addressed. so you can see a real strength of— this aspect is addressed. so you can see a real strength of opinion. i this aspect is addressed. so you can see a real strength of opinion. whatj see a real strength of opinion. what he is talking about is he believes the transition needs to take place in his nation. i should say that buckingham palace, when we asked for a statement on this, they said that this question are becoming a republic is a matter for each individual country to decide. irate individual country to decide. we know there have been multiple calls for reparations across the caribbean. what more can you tell us? fix. caribbean. what more can you tell us? �* , ., caribbean. what more can you tell us? , ., ., ., , caribbean. what more can you tell us? ., ., ., , ., us? a bit of background on this. you miaht us? a bit of background on this. you might remember— us? a bit of background on this. you might remember last _ us? a bit of background on this. you might remember last year _ us? a bit of background on this. you might remember last year we i us? a bit of background on this. you might remember last year we saw i might remember last year we saw people in the caribbean, in countries like the bahamas, in jamaica where the royals went to tour. we saw people greeting their

world, shaking their hands but