good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today. the metropolitan police expresses regret over the arrest of six anti—monarchy protesters on coronation day and says no charges will be brought against them. patients will be able to receive some prescription medicines without seeing a gp, under government plans to ease pressure on surgeries. the uk's first zero deposit mortgage has been announced exclusively for renters. so is there hope for first time buyers struggling to get on to the property ladder? i'll be taking a look. three games, 21 goals. a relegation roller—coaster of a day in the premier league as everton

stun brighton 5—1 to move out of the bottom three, but it was a grim day for leicester and southampton. with the first eurovision semifinal tonight, we look at how liverpool has embraced the joy. good morning. the next few days, we are looking at the forecast of sunshine and showers, some will be heavy and thundery and some will be slow moving. by friday, things will be more settled. it's tuesday the 9th of may. the metropolitan police has expressed "regret" for arresting six anti—monarchy protestors before the king's coronation on saturday. the six, who included the head of the campaign group republic, were held on suspicion of planning to disrupt the event but released without charge when the arresting officers failed to provide sufficient evidence.

the met police insists it did not intend to prevent protests, as aruna iyengar reports. not my king! the coronation pleased many but not everyone. graham smith, the leader of anti—monarchy group republic, seen on the ground here, was arrested along with five others early on saturday as he collected placards from a van. the six were arrested under a new law passed only last week that makes it an offence to go equipped for locking on. it's thought luggage straps used for holding placards could have been used for this purpose. the met said...

the met added that officers had been briefed to be extremely vigilant and proactive because of information that people were looking to seriously disrupt the event. we want information as to why we had four months of briefings in which we were told that all of our plans were absolutely acceptable and fine, well within the law, and then we were arrested. we want to know where those decisions came from. i'd like to know if there was any pressure from the home office and the home secretary. and i would invite a very clear and frank admission and an apology. in total, 64 arrests were made on saturday, and four charges have been made, but these weren't for and four charges have been made. the prime minister denies officers acted under any pressure from ministers, and defended the police operation. apart from chanting, there was no disruption to the coronation procession. graham smith says officers came to his home to apologise but he maintains that police made a very serious error ofjudgment and is considering legal action.

aruna iyengar, bbc news. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. good morning, nick. this is obviously about policing, but there is a lot of politics to this as well. . . is a lot of politics to this as well. ., . g ., is a lot of politics to this as well. , , ., , well. therace, jon, because a highly controversial— well. therace, jon, because a highly controversial piece _ well. therace, jon, because a highly controversial piece of _ well. therace, jon, because a highly controversial piece of legislation, i controversial piece of legislation, the public order act, was passed just a few weeks ago, which gave the police new powers to arrest people who are under suspicion of taking part in activities like looking on, basically that is where you lock yourself to an object to try and cause disruption. that is part of a protest. that's what six people were arrested for on friday, suspicion that they were going to take part in those activities. they have been released with any further charges,

there is not going to be any further action taken, and that is inevitably going to lead to some questions about whether that legislation gets the balance right. the government always argued that protest had changed and evolved, there was a lot more disruption, when you look at things like climate protest, so new powers were needed by the police, and the police had asked for them. a lot of politicians said that this goes too far, it undermines the right to free protest, i did good lead to incidents like —— and it could lead to incidents like once we saw at the weekend where some politicians argue that the police went too far. so far the government has said, the prime minister said yesterday that he thinks the police acted appropriately throughout the day although he will not talk about that specific decision when it comes to these arrests. inevitably there are going to be a lot more questions for the government today about whether the police took the right action, and whether this legislation

creates some pretty dangerous precedent. creates some pretty dangerous precedent-— creates some pretty dangerous recedent. ., ~ , ., , , ., ~ precedent. thank you, we will speak to a government _ precedent. thank you, we will speak to a government minister— precedent. thank you, we will speak to a government minister later - precedent. thank you, we will speak to a government minister later in . to a government minister later in the programme. pharmacies in england will be able to prescribe the contraceptive pill, and medication for common health conditions, under new government plans to ease pressure on gps. it follows the announcement of £240 million to upgrade gp practices' phone and online booking systems but primary care leaders say the measures won't solve staff shortages. with more details, here's our health correspondent sophie hutchinson. you could be waiting weeks and weeks and weeks just for an appointment. it's quite disheartening, really. it is, it's disappointing i think it's the word. . but it's everywhere. it's our nhs that's - supposed to be so good. portsmouth, one of the worst places to get a gp appointment. here, the number of patients for each doctor is the second highest in england and like many areas, services are on their knees. it feels like a tsunami of need that is coming through to us and it

feels quite demoralising that we are not managing to meet that need. you ok, you being served? today the government promised to improve gp services under new plans. £645 million will be spent over two years to allow pharmacists to prescribe antibiotics for conditions including earache, sore throats and urinary tract infections. and they'll double the number of blood pressure checks they carry out. and patients will be able to book physiotherapy and podiatry services without going through a doctor. new phone systems will be offered to some gps and training for receptionists to direct calls to a range of services, including physios and nurses. the plan today is a really big part of trying to recognise the level of pressure on primary care to innovate, to adapt services, to meet that pressure and to meet the needs of our patients. hello, there.

hi. you know me, drjones. but the royal college of gps has questioned the plans and said what's needed are thousands more family doctors. the government promised an extra 6,000 at the last election, but ministers are on track to miss that target. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. ambulance workers in south east england will go on strike for ten hours today in a long—running dispute over pay. the planned action, which starts at midday, comes after the unite union rejected a 5% pay deal offered to nhs staff in england last month. the department of health said the strike was "disappointing". the advice for patients is to call 999 in a life—threatening emergency, and use 111 for anything non—urgent. russia is putting extra security measures in place for the annual victory day parade in moscow, which celebrates the defeat of nazi germany in the second world war. this year's event has been scaled back after a series of explosions and drone attacks, which the kremlin has blamed on ukraine.

red square, where the parade takes place, will be closed to the public. the co—founder of the technology giant apple, steve wozniak, has told the bbc he thinks artificial intelligence is going to make scams and misinformation harder to spot. the computer pioneer said anything created by ai should be clearly labelled and he fears the booming sector will not get the strict regulation that he believes it needs. i think the forces that drive for money compared to the forces that drive for caring about us, for love, for feelings, for emotions, i think the forces that drive for money usually win out, you know. it's sort of sad. a barge which will house 500 male migrants has arrived in the uk from italy. it'll be moored in dorset but first it needs to be

re—fitted in falmouth, cornwall. 0ur west of england correspondent danjohnson is there. what can you tell us about this barge and how it is actually going to be used?— to be used? this is the first look that we have _ to be used? this is the first look that we have had _ to be used? this is the first look that we have had at _ to be used? this is the first look that we have had at this - to be used? this is the first look that we have had at this barge i to be used? this is the first look- that we have had at this barge which has been chartered by the home office for the next 18 months. this is the first time we have seen it arriving in uk waters. it has been towed from italy and it's coming to cornwall, to falmouth festival, for a refit in the docks. it is expected to be there for three or four weeks before it is then moored in portland in dorset, where it will house 500 male asylum seekers who will be towards the end of the asylum process. there has been a huge amount of concern and criticism that the government is going to house asylum seekers in a combination like that which the home office itself saysis that which the home office itself says is only supposed to be basic and functional. there is also local

opposition in portland about the impact that that barge and its residents could potentially have on the local population, the local services there which they say are already under pressure and can't cope. this is ourfirst look at already under pressure and can't cope. this is our first look at this barge is going to be contentious. there's been a huge amount of political debate about the government strategy here but the says it wants to get the hotel built that it says it wants to get the hotel built thatitis says it wants to get the hotel built that it is currently housing asylum seekers down, it wants to house them in place like this while it goes to those claims.— in place like this while it goes to those claims. that barge which is set to hold _ those claims. that barge which is set to hold 500 _ those claims. that barge which is set to hold 500 men _ those claims. that barge which is set to hold 500 men just - those claims. that barge which is set to hold 500 men just making| those claims. that barge which is i set to hold 500 men just making its way into port. low—income pensioners entitled to pension credit are being urged to claim it within the next ten days or risk missing out on an extra cost—of—living payment worth £301. it is thought that as many as 850,000 households fail to claim the benefit and the government is urging family members to help older relatives to check if they're eligible. graham satchell has this report.

businesses are being urged to reduce the amount of alcohol served at work social events, to prevent inappropriate behaviour. the chartered management institute has released a poll, suggesting a third of managers have witnessed harassment or inappropriate behaviour at parties. the warning comes after the business lobby group, the cbi, was plunged into crisis following allegations of rape and sexual misconduct at a summer work event in 2019. it is 12 minutes past six, thank you forjoining us. another bank holiday weekend over. another one still to come! let's see what the weather is looking like today. good morning everybody. if you have not stepped out yet, it is a mild start, 12 to 13 degrees, but a lot

of cloud around, low cloud across the south—west and wales in particular producing some rain. in the next few days, sunny spells and slow—moving showers. some will be with hail. this is the rain pushing away into the north sea, a rash of showers around the country, a lot of dry weather to start, we could still see the mist and fog patches forming in northern ireland. we will see some heavy and thundery showers moving in across the south—west of england but generally through the day it is a mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers are hit and miss and by the end of the afternoon it will be brightening up quite nicely across scotland, north—west england and wales. a few more showers getting into northern ireland. temperatures today, ten to 17 degrees north to south. as we head to the evening and overnight, eventually the showers fade, clearer skies for a time, more showers are

going to come in across the west and some of those will merge. by the end of the night, an east—west split, some dockets of mist and fog forming as well. it will not be a cold night, somewhere in north—east scotland could see four or five. some sunshine in the east to start but once again showers in the west, developing more widely through the course of tomorrow, and again some of them will be heavy and thundery and slow—moving. gusty winds in the south—west, these are the temperatures, if anything slipping a little bit. some potentially good news this morning for people who may be struggling to get onto the property ladder, the uk's first zero deposit mortgage, available exclusively for renters. ben can tell us more. good news for some people? potentially, to try to solve the problem where people are renting and

their monthly outgoings would be less if they had a mortgage but they cannot get a mortgage because they cannot get a mortgage because they cannot save up for a deposit so they are stop stuck paying high rents. yes, if you're saving for a deposit for your first home it can often feel like an uphill struggle particularly with all the rising costs you might be facing right now. now one lender, the skipton building society, is offering a zero—deposit mortgage for those currently renting. you'll need a good credit history and a record of at least 12 months rent payments made on time. what makes it different from the other 100% mortgages currently on offer is that you don't need the financial backing of family or friends. its offered at a five—year fixed rate and it is slightly higher than the current average five year rate. the rising cost of living has made it more difficult for people to save for a deposit. the average rent outside london is currently more than £1,000 a month, a big stretch for many people

to afford, never mind save. of course, the cost of borrowing is at its highest since the financial crisis of 2008 with predictions that the bank of england will increase interest rates again later this week. so even those with mortgages are facing ever higher costs. it is also worth saying that not everyone in rented accommodation hoping to buy a home will be helped by this new tariff either. you'll still have to pass normal credit and affordability checks, ruling out many with a poor credit rating. skipton building society says it's confident its new offer will sell out quickly but acknowledge it's only part of a solution to the wider issue of helping people onto the property ladder. i think this is a really important step forward and i'm really excited about this product and delighted that we are here and we're launching it. but i think the key thing here is that there is that continued innovation,

continued steps forward to support a wide variety of people on the property ladder, and there isn't one size fits all. so that's why it's really important to take a pragmatic approach to thinking about what do people need, how to respond to that, and support people. campaigners at generation rent say it's a step in the right direction but say there are still far too few affordable homes being built. and we want to hear from you this morning, are you a first time buyer struggling to get on the ladder> send us your messages and questions in the usual way via twitter email, or of course via whatsapp, you simply scan the qr code and send your message in and we'll put them to a mortgage advisor a little later in the programme. lots of people looking at mortgages, you have to make sure you take on

what is affordable for monthly outgoings but it is such a difficult time when people want to get on the property ladder but they don't have that spare money to build up that deposit. 50 that spare money to build up that deosit. ., , ~ ., , deposit. so many unknowns with interest rates _ deposit. so many unknowns with interest rates as _ deposit. so many unknowns with interest rates as well. _ deposit. so many unknowns with interest rates as well. thank - deposit. so many unknowns with| interest rates as well. thank you. let's take a look at today's papers. most of them are showing an image of king charles following the weekend's coronation celebrations. the front page of the daily express is dominated by king charles' official coronation portrait which has been released by buckingham palace. the paper also has a quote from the king, giving thanks to the nation after an historic weekend. we will speak to chris jackson from getty images, one of the royal photographers, about the images that he took. meanwhile, the daily mail is reporting that before he became king, charles privately rowed with the then prime minister, borisjohnson about the government's plans to deport migrants to rwanda. mrjohnson says the account is "inaccurate". the mirror carries a story on the cost of living crisis.

the paper is quoting research by the consumer group which? claiming that two million households missed at least one bill in april. and online, one of the most read stories on the bbc website is about the prince and princess of wales' children, george, charlotte and louis mucking in with a scout group, as part of the big help 0ut. i'm going to try and bring you a little bit of natural history science, are you ready? can little bit of natural history science, are you ready? can you do a david attenborough _ science, are you ready? can you do a david attenborough voice? _ science, are you ready? can you do a david attenborough voice? no, - science, are you ready? can you do a david attenborough voice? no, i- david attenborough voice? no, i can't! this _ david attenborough voice? no, i can't! this gorgeous _ david attenborough voice? no, i can't! this gorgeous cute - david attenborough voice? no, i can't! this gorgeous cute little i can't! this gorgeous cute little frog, one of the world's oldest frogs, might be even more unusual than previously thought. it's not the kind of frog you see around here. not only does it eat insects, it also seems to thrive on fruit and pollen. so scientists say it is frog

that thinks it might be a bee. rather beautiful. i love this story, margaret is 89 and she has always wanted to ride on the back of a motorbike again like she used to ride on the back of her brother's motorbike 70 years ago. well, she got her wish. mates at her pub in greater manchester sorted it out, and they found somebody, two wheels on the back to make it very stable. that's better!— on the back to make it very stable. that's better! margaret went out for a bike ride, — that's better! margaret went out for a bike ride, she _ that's better! margaret went out for a bike ride, she said _ that's better! margaret went out for a bike ride, she said later— that's better! margaret went out for a bike ride, she said later to - that's better! margaret went out for a bike ride, she said later to her- a bike ride, she said later to her son, it was the best thing she had ever done. son, it was the best thing she had ever done-— ever done. that's brilliant, well done, margaret, _ ever done. that's brilliant, well done, margaret, well— ever done. that's brilliant, well done, margaret, well done - ever done. that's brilliant, well done, margaret, well done the| ever done. that's brilliant, well- done, margaret, well done the pub as well. , , well. the posing guys with the leathers as — well. the posing guys with the leathers as well, _ well. the posing guys with the leathers as well, i _ well. the posing guys with the leathers as well, i love - well. the posing guys with the leathers as well, i love that. l well. the posing guys with the l leathers as well, i love that. i'll be read leathers as well, i love that. i�*ll be ready for leathers as well, i love that. l�*ll be ready for this? leathers as well, i love that. i'll be ready for this? yes! - eurovision fans, the wait is over. the first of the semi—finals takes place in liverpool today and the city is buzzing. ican i can tell you, i was there yesterday! lt i can tell you, i was there

yesterday!— i can tell you, iwas there esterda ! ,, ., yesterday! it looks like at lime street station _ yesterday! it looks like at lime street station you _ yesterday! it looks like at lime street station you get - yesterday! it looks like at lime street station you get a - yesterday! it looks like at lime street station you get a carpet yesterday! it looks like at lime i street station you get a carpet of colour immediately. it's a huge moment for the competing acts but also for local people, who are making their own music to spread a bit of eurovision joy. 0ur arts and media correspondent david sillito went to meet some of them. liverpool, the mersey ferry. and let me introduce the over the water eurovision choir singing this year's uk song. # instead, i wrote a song about how you did me wrong # i could have cried at home... it's absolutely amazing. it's buzzing in liverpool. it'sjust landed. # and we all sing along. and it's cooking, isn't it? and liverpool is lively without eurovision, so you can imagine what it's like with. it's like on steroids. # instead i wrote a song. they're not wrong. the city is abuzz with eurovision�*s

gloriously diverse carnival. take croatia. i mean, you're not really very eurovision, are you? no, we're not. yeah, that's an understatement. so why i decided to take them out for a drink to a liverpool landmark is anyone's guess. you have a reputation for being outrageous. some say that. it's a matter of opinion. are you going to behave yourselves on the night? yes, we will. i would call that a wry smile. and their song? so that first line is "mother bought me a tractor." yeah.

mother bought me a tractor. yeah. let's just say it's a song open to interpretation. eurovision, you see, has a no politics rule. so let 3 are keeping it subtle. the whole point is to spread the message in a subtle way, not directly, never. hi, there. but there's one political message eurovision is happy to embrace, something which has brought sweden's loreen, who won in 2012, back to the show. the community. i call a community, like this, i mean, if you look at it, you're accepted regardless of where you're from, what your sexual preferences is, your religion, whatever you come with, as long as you come with love and respect. you're welcome. 0h! and with that, i thought i'd show loreen what the choir had been doing

with the song she won with in 2012. # euphoria! it is so beautiful. it's nice when people make their own versions and their own thing. you know, this is so beautiful. ijust wanted to show it, i wanted to show it to you. thank you for that, thank you for that. itjust made my day. and to end, ourfinal song of the day in liverpool's williamson tunnels. this lot wouldn't be here singing if not for eurovision. no, it was the catalyst for bringing them all back together again. so it's really, it's become a really big thing and it probably wouldn't have happened were it not for eurovision. eurovision, it's more than a song contest. quite what is hard to say.

but this? this sort of captures it. # 0oooh... david sillito, bbc news. cheering. i'm very excited now, jon! everyone is caettin i'm very excited now, jon! everyone is getting excited. _ i'm very excited now, jon! everyone is getting excited. we _ i'm very excited now, jon! everyone is getting excited. we have - i'm very excited now, jon! everyone is getting excited. we have heard . is getting excited. we have heard how liverpool is sounding this money, how is it looking right now? we have got a camera shot of the live building. the we have got a camera shot of the live building-— live building. the live bird is still there, _ live building. the live bird is still there, everything - live building. the live bird is still there, everything is - live building. the live bird is still there, everything is all| still there, everything is all right. —— the liver bird is still there. hasn't fled! rain or shine, right. —— the liver bird is still there. hasn't fled! rain orshine, i was there doing some preparation, rain or shine was there doing some preparation, rain orshine it was there doing some preparation, rain or shine it doesn't matter, the sequins are out, the face paint is on, the flower crowns are

everywhere. on, the flower crowns are everywhere-— on, the flower crowns are everywhere. on, the flower crowns are eve here. �*, ., ., everywhere. it's so great, that waterfront- — everywhere. it's so great, that waterfront. i— everywhere. it's so great, that waterfront. i remember - everywhere. it's so great, that waterfront. i remember going | everywhere. it's so great, that i waterfront. i remember going on about, notjust the waterfront. i remember going on about, not just the ferry across the mersey, but leaving liverpool from the docks, and the skyline, the whole skyline of liverpool is brilliant. you can watch the first eurovision semifinal, its live from eight o'clock tonight on bbc one and bbc iplayer, and you can listen live on bbc radio 2. and i have got a ticket to the dress rehearsal for the semifinal this afternoon. rehearsal for the semifinal this afternoon-— rehearsal for the semifinal this afternoon. ., , rehearsal for the semifinal this afternoon. ., ., , afternoon. have you got sequins and face aint afternoon. have you got sequins and face paint ready? _ afternoon. have you got sequins and face paint ready? you _ afternoon. have you got sequins and face paint ready? you are _ afternoon. have you got sequins and face paint ready? you are going - afternoon. have you got sequins and face paint ready? you are going to i face paint ready? you are going to need them. at}! face paint ready? you are going to need them-— face paint ready? you are going to need them-_ i _ face paint ready? you are going to need them._ i think- face paint ready? you are going to need them._ i think you | need them. of course. i think you should send _ need them. of course. i think you should send us _ need them. of course. i think you should send us a _ need them. of course. i think you should send us a picture. - need them. of course. i think you should send us a picture. i - need them. of course. i think you should send us a picture. i think. need them. of course. i think you should send us a picture. i think i| should send us a picture. i think! should send us a picture. i think! should not. _ should send us a picture. ithinki should not. i— should send us a picture. ithinki should not, i think— should send us a picture. i think! should not, i think i _ should send us a picture. i think! should not, i think! should - should send us a picture. i think! should not, i think! should wearl should send us a picture. i think i| should not, i think i should wear a mask. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. a very good morning, welcome to bbc london. i'm thomas magill. transport for london says it is working to reduce tube dust on the network, and has commissioned research to find out more about its health impacts.

track cleaning teams work every night, cleaning up a mixture of human hair, skin and iron oxide that comes from wheels and brakes. the dustiest lines are the central and bakerloo lines. drivers' unions say they have concerns, but tfl insists the air on the tube isn't harmful is it safe? so, it is safe, but there is still particulate matter. so our emphasis is on keeping the dust down. we monitor the dust levels very regularly, and we know that they're within the hse — that's the health & safety executive — limits. police are appealing for witnesses after two men were shot in peckham in south east london. it happened on sunday in lyndhurst way. a person on a moped fired at the victims. their car overturned as they tried to escape. the two who were shot are not thought to have life changing injuries. a third person in the car ran off. north london's mae muller is getting ready to represent the uk

in the eurovision final this saturday. londoners will be able to watch the first of the semi—finals tonight on a big screen in battersea park forfree. it's the first time britain has hosted the event in 25 years. let's take a look at the tubes running at this first day back to work for many of you. and for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a very mild start. a little damp, however. we had some heavy rain overnight. today is a day of thundery showers and some sunny spells. low pressure in charge

to the north—west of the uk, driving these fronts through, which is going to bring these showers. like i said, very frequent. rumbles of thunder, lightning mixed in there, some hail too. temperatures getting up to a maximum of 17 celsius. we will still have some showers rumbling into the evening, but gradually they will become fewer and further between. the skies clearing, and under those clear skies, the temperatures a little cooler than last night, back down in single figures at seven celsius. it also means a bright start to wednesday, a dry start to wednesday, with some sunshine, but once again low pressure very much in charge. and we're going to see frequent showers again. they could be heavy, thundery, slow—moving. similar conditions for thursday. on friday we start to see a ridge of high pressure just starting to build. and that will bring some slightly drier, more settled conditions, as we head into the weekend. that's it from me. more on our website and the bbc news app. i'll be back in half an hour, but for now let's cross

hello, you're watching breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. coming up to 6:30am. let's return now to the government's plan to overhaul primary care in england, with hundreds of millions of pounds to help community pharmacists to treat more common conditions, and improve gps' phone systems. some primary care leaders have already expressed concern that it doesn't tackle the most pressing issue of staff shortages. let's hear now from two more — gp dr mohit mandiratta, and jay patel, who runs a chain of 260 pharmacies. good morning. jay, shall we start with the pharmacy side of things. the government wants pharmacies to

pick up more of the work with patients so they don't have to go to gps all the time. does that make sense to you on the front line of pharmacy? lt sense to you on the front line of pharmacy?— sense to you on the front line of harma ? , ., , ., ., pharmacy? it absolutely does. for a lona time pharmacy? it absolutely does. for a long time we _ pharmacy? it absolutely does. for a long time we actually _ pharmacy? it absolutely does. for a long time we actually have - pharmacy? it absolutely does. for a long time we actually have been - long time we actually have been doing _ long time we actually have been doing it. — long time we actually have been doing it, albeit underfunded and unpaid _ doing it, albeit underfunded and unpaid in— doing it, albeit underfunded and unpaid in the process. our pharmacies are fantastic with regards — pharmacies are fantastic with regards to access. and we do have a highly— regards to access. and we do have a highly skilled workforce. so again, not taking — highly skilled workforce. so again, not taking advantage of those two assets _ not taking advantage of those two assets would be ludicrous. and in this case — assets would be ludicrous. and in this case it — assets would be ludicrous. and in this case it is a good step forward. you say— this case it is a good step forward. you say unpaid. reading between the lines, i'm thinking that you are saying there has to be a change in that if this is going to work effectively?— that if this is going to work effectivel ? ., , , ., , , effectively? there absolutely must be a change _ effectively? there absolutely must be a change in _ effectively? there absolutely must be a change in this _ effectively? there absolutely must be a change in this for— effectively? there absolutely must be a change in this for this - effectively? there absolutely must be a change in this for this to - effectively? there absolutely must be a change in this for this to be i be a change in this for this to be working — be a change in this for this to be working effectively. 0ur pharmacies are chronically underfunded. we have had a _ are chronically underfunded. we have had a 30%_ are chronically underfunded. we have had a 30% reduction in funding over the last— had a 30% reduction in funding over the last five — had a 30% reduction in funding over the last five years. and in addition to that _ the last five years. and in addition to that we — the last five years. and in addition to that we see unprecedented amounts of an increase in the workload in terms _ of an increase in the workload in terms of— of an increase in the workload in terms of people walking through the

doors _ terms of people walking through the doors as— terms of people walking through the doors as other parts of the network shutdown — doors as other parts of the network shut down. so doors as other parts of the network shut down. ., ., doors as other parts of the network shut down-— doors as other parts of the network shut down. ., ., y., ., , shut down. so what are you actually lookin: for shut down. so what are you actually looking for from _ shut down. so what are you actually looking for from the _ shut down. so what are you actually looking for from the government? i shut down. so what are you actually i looking for from the government? we have the broad details of what they are announcing today, but what do you hope they will provide for us pharmacies to make this work? culturally, i think we want them to see culturally, ! think we want them to see us— culturally, i think we want them to see us as — culturally, i think we want them to see us as a — culturally, i think we want them to see us as a solution to this problem _ see us as a solution to this problem. in addition to that, whilst we are _ problem. in addition to that, whilst we are waiting for the details of the service, we want to know how much _ the service, we want to know how much we — the service, we want to know how much we are _ the service, we want to know how much we are going to be funded for this. pharmacy is in a precarious state _ this. pharmacy is in a precarious state we — this. pharmacy is in a precarious state. we also want to know what is entailed _ state. we also want to know what is entailed to — state. we also want to know what is entailed to deliver these new services _ entailed to deliver these new services. we want them to know that the capability of arabic teams is definitely there and the willingness to do this _ definitely there and the willingness to do this is. —— hour or teams. we have _ to do this is. —— hour or teams. we have been— to do this is. —— hour or teams. we have been asking for a funded scheme for a long _ have been asking for a funded scheme for a long time. while we are hearing — for a long time. while we are hearing some voices today, we really want to _ hearing some voices today, we really want to see _ hearing some voices today, we really want to see what the details of this new service are.— new service are. doctor, what are ou new service are. doctor, what are

you hearing _ new service are. doctor, what are you hearing from _ new service are. doctor, what are you hearing from other— new service are. doctor, what are you hearing from other gps? - new service are. doctor, what are | you hearing from other gps? what new service are. doctor, what are - you hearing from other gps? what do gps need? l you hearing from other gps? what do gps need? ~ , , ., ., gps need? i think it builds on what has been mentioned _ gps need? i think it builds on what has been mentioned by _ gps need? i think it builds on what has been mentioned by yourself, i gps need? i think it builds on what i has been mentioned by yourself, jon. investment _ has been mentioned by yourself, jon. investment in — has been mentioned by yourself, jon. investment in primary— has been mentioned by yourself, jon. investment in primary care _ has been mentioned by yourself, jon. investment in primary care and - investment in primary care and recognition _ investment in primary care and recognition that— investment in primary care and recognition that there - investment in primary care and recognition that there are - investment in primary care andl recognition that there are issues investment in primary care and . recognition that there are issues is fantastic — recognition that there are issues is fantastic we — recognition that there are issues is fantastic. we know— recognition that there are issues is fantastic. we know there - recognition that there are issues is fantastic. we know there are - recognition that there are issues is i fantastic. we know there are issues. workload _ fantastic. we know there are issues. workload is — fantastic. we know there are issues. workload is higher— fantastic. we know there are issues. workload is higher than— fantastic. we know there are issues. workload is higher than it _ fantastic. we know there are issues. workload is higher than it has - fantastic. we know there are issues. workload is higher than it has ever. workload is higher than it has ever been, _ workload is higher than it has ever been. demand _ workload is higher than it has ever been, demand is— workload is higher than it has ever been, demand is higher— workload is higher than it has ever been, demand is higherthan- workload is higher than it has ever been, demand is higher than it - workload is higher than it has ever| been, demand is higher than it has ever been — been, demand is higher than it has ever been the _ been, demand is higher than it has ever been. the big _ been, demand is higher than it has ever been. the big issue _ been, demand is higher than it has ever been. the big issue is - ever been. the big issue is workforce _ ever been. the big issue is workforce. we _ ever been. the big issue is workforce. we are - ever been. the big issue is workforce. we are hearing| ever been. the big issue is - workforce. we are hearing about advanced — workforce. we are hearing about advanced telephone _ workforce. we are hearing about advanced telephone systems. i workforce. we are hearing about. advanced telephone systems. are practice _ advanced telephone systems. are practice invested _ advanced telephone systems. are practice invested in _ advanced telephone systems. are practice invested in that _ advanced telephone systems. are practice invested in that when - advanced telephone systems. are practice invested in that when thej practice invested in that when the pandemic— practice invested in that when the pandemic hit _ practice invested in that when the pandemic hit because _ practice invested in that when the pandemic hit because we - practice invested in that when the pandemic hit because we move i practice invested in that when thej pandemic hit because we move to practice invested in that when the i pandemic hit because we move to a television _ pandemic hit because we move to a television -- — pandemic hit because we move to a television —— telephone _ pandemic hit because we move to a television —— telephone triage - television —— telephone triage svstem~ — television —— telephone triage system. reception _ television —— telephone triage system. reception is - television —— telephone triage system. reception is not - television —— telephone triage system. reception is not a . television —— telephone triage - system. reception is not a fantastic place _ system. reception is not a fantastic place to— system. reception is not a fantastic place to work— system. reception is not a fantastic place to work at _ system. reception is not a fantastic place to work at the _ system. reception is not a fantastic place to work at the moment - system. reception is not a fantastic place to work at the moment with i system. reception is not a fantastic. place to work at the moment with the pressures— place to work at the moment with the pressures pace — place to work at the moment with the pressures pace -- _ place to work at the moment with the pressures pace —— of— place to work at the moment with the pressures pace —— of patients. - place to work at the moment with the pressures pace —— of patients. talk. pressures pace -- of patients. talk to me about _ pressures pace -- of patients. talk to me about what _ pressures pace -- of patients. talk to me about what it _ pressures pace —— of patients. to me about what it is like pressures pace —— of patients. tail? to me about what it is like to pressures pace —— of patients. to me about what it is like to be a gp receptionist at the moment? not very nice at all. i'm sure people will have heard about the abuse they face. that is completely unacceptable. we try to maintain zero tolerance for that because nobody should go to work and be abused. they are feeling pressure from both angles. we are frustrated as gps because we cannot see as many people as we would like to. there

as gps because we cannot see as many people as we would like to.— people as we would like to. there is not enough — people as we would like to. there is not enough of _ people as we would like to. there is not enough of us. _ people as we would like to. there is not enough of us. they _ people as we would like to. there is not enough of us. they are - people as we would like to. there is not enough of us. they are getting l not enough of us. they are getting the brunt— not enough of us. they are getting the brunt of— not enough of us. they are getting the brunt of frustrated _ not enough of us. they are getting the brunt of frustrated patients - not enough of us. they are getting i the brunt of frustrated patients who can't get _ the brunt of frustrated patients who can't get through. _ the brunt of frustrated patients who can't get through, can't _ the brunt of frustrated patients who can't get through, can't get - can't get through, can't get appointments. _ can't get through, can't get appointments. general- can't get through, can't get - appointments. general practice is the bedrock— appointments. general practice is the bedrock of _ appointments. general practice is the bedrock of the _ appointments. general practice is the bedrock of the nhs. - appointments. general practice is the bedrock of the nhs. 90% - appointments. general practice is the bedrock of the nhs. 90% of i the bedrock of the nhs. 90% of patient — the bedrock of the nhs. 90% of patient contact _ the bedrock of the nhs. 90% of patient contact in _ the bedrock of the nhs. 90% of patient contact in a _ the bedrock of the nhs. 90% of patient contact in a fraction - the bedrock of the nhs. 90% of patient contact in a fraction of i the bedrock of the nhs. 90% of i patient contact in a fraction of the budget _ patient contact in a fraction of the budget we — patient contact in a fraction of the budget we need _ patient contact in a fraction of the budget. we need more _ patient contact in a fraction of the budget. we need more gps - patient contact in a fraction of the budget. we need more gps doing| patient contact in a fraction of the - budget. we need more gps doing the fantastic— budget. we need more gps doing the fantastic thing — budget. we need more gps doing the fantastic thing there _ budget. we need more gps doing the fantastic thing there doing. _ budget. we need more gps doing the fantastic thing there doing. that - fantastic thing there doing. that won't _ fantastic thing there doing. that won't happen_ fantastic thing there doing. that won't happen overnight. - fantastic thing there doing. that won't happen overnight. it- fantastic thing there doing. thatj won't happen overnight. it takes more _ won't happen overnight. it takes more than — won't happen overnight. it takes more than ten _ won't happen overnight. it takes more than ten years _ won't happen overnight. it takes more than ten years to - won't happen overnight. it takes more than ten years to fully- won't happen overnight. it takesl more than ten years to fully train won't happen overnight. it takes i more than ten years to fully train a gp. more than ten years to fully train a gp but _ more than ten years to fully train a gp but these _ more than ten years to fully train a gp. but these things _ more than ten years to fully train a gp. but these things will— more than ten years to fully train a gp. but these things will help - more than ten years to fully train a gp. but these things will help in i gp. but these things will help in the short—term. _ gp. but these things will help in the short—term. i— gp. but these things will help in the short—term. i want - gp. but these things will help in the short—term. i want a - gp. but these things will help in the short—term. i want a real. gp. but these things will help in i the short—term. i want a real plan for workforce _ the short—term. i want a real plan for workforce and _ the short—term. i want a real plan for workforce and recruitment. inl for workforce and recruitment. in that for workforce and recruitment. that decade that you say people for workforce and recruitment.“ that decade that you say people will need to wait, what else might help? i support these measures. i think community— i support these measures. i think community pharmacies _ i support these measures. i think community pharmacies are - i support these measures. i think- community pharmacies are fantastic. there _ community pharmacies are fantastic. there a _ community pharmacies are fantastic. there a fantastic— community pharmacies are fantastic. there a fantastic skill— community pharmacies are fantastic. there a fantastic skill sets _ community pharmacies are fantastic. there a fantastic skill sets that - there a fantastic skill sets that can be — there a fantastic skill sets that can be used _ there a fantastic skill sets that can be used. we _ there a fantastic skill sets that can be used. we have - there a fantastic skill sets that can be used. we have got- there a fantastic skill sets that can be used. we have got outl there a fantastic skill sets that i can be used. we have got out that there a fantastic skill sets that - can be used. we have got out that of professionals — can be used. we have got out that of professionals and _ can be used. we have got out that of professionals and now— can be used. we have got out that of professionals and now practice - can be used. we have got out that of professionals and now practice at i professionals and now practice at the moment _ professionals and now practice at the moment. we _ professionals and now practice at the moment. we have _ professionals and now practice at the moment. we have got- professionals and now practice at| the moment. we have got mental health— the moment. we have got mental health practitioners, _ the moment. we have got mental health practitioners, physios, i health practitioners, physios, paramedics— health practitioners, physios, paramedics who _ health practitioners, physios, paramedics who support i health practitioners, physios, paramedics who support us. i health practitioners, physios, i paramedics who support us. but health practitioners, physios, - paramedics who support us. but the other— paramedics who support us. but the other big _ paramedics who support us. but the other big issue — paramedics who support us. but the other big issue is— paramedics who support us. but the other big issue is states. _ paramedics who support us. but the other big issue is states. you - paramedics who support us. but the other big issue is states. you can i other big issue is states. you can -et other big issue is states. you can get all— other big issue is states. you can get all of— other big issue is states. you can get all of these _ other big issue is states. you can get all of these people _ other big issue is states. you can get all of these people in, - other big issue is states. you can get all of these people in, but i other big issue is states. you can| get all of these people in, but our practice _ get all of these people in, but our practice is— get all of these people in, but our practice is bursting _ get all of these people in, but our practice is bursting at— get all of these people in, but our practice is bursting at the - get all of these people in, but our practice is bursting at the seams, | practice is bursting at the seams, most _ practice is bursting at the seams, most practices _ practice is bursting at the seams, most practices are _ practice is bursting at the seams, most practices are bursting - practice is bursting at the seams, most practices are bursting at i practice is bursting at the seams, j most practices are bursting at the seams _ most practices are bursting at the seams if— most practices are bursting at the seams if you _ most practices are bursting at the seams. if you are _ most practices are bursting at the seams. if you are going _ most practices are bursting at the

seams. if you are going to- most practices are bursting at the seams. if you are going to investl most practices are bursting at the i seams. if you are going to invest in systems— seams. if you are going to invest in systems that — seams. if you are going to invest in systems that require _ seams. if you are going to invest in systems that require more - systems that require more receptionist, _ systems that require more receptionist, or— systems that require more receptionist, or sending i systems that require more i receptionist, or sending more systems that require more - receptionist, or sending more allied health— receptionist, or sending more allied health professionals, _ receptionist, or sending more allied health professionals, there - receptionist, or sending more allied health professionals, there needs. receptionist, or sending more alliedl health professionals, there needs to be a plan _ health professionals, there needs to be a plan for— health professionals, there needs to be a plan for estates _ health professionals, there needs to be a plan for estates as _ health professionals, there needs to be a plan for estates as well. - health professionals, there needs to be a plan for estates as well. we i be a plan for estates as well. we need _ be a plan for estates as well. we need somewhere _ be a plan for estates as well. we need somewhere to _ be a plan for estates as well. we need somewhere to put - be a plan for estates as well. we need somewhere to put them, i be a plan for estates as well. we i need somewhere to put them, clinic rooms~ _ need somewhere to put them, clinic rooms~ those — need somewhere to put them, clinic rooms~ those are _ need somewhere to put them, clinic rooms. those are the _ need somewhere to put them, clinic rooms. those are the two _ need somewhere to put them, clinic rooms. those are the two bits - need somewhere to put them, clinic rooms. those are the two bits that i rooms. those are the two bits that need _ rooms. those are the two bits that need sorting _ rooms. those are the two bits that need sorting-— need sorting. mohit is saying that our need sorting. mohit is saying that your surgery _ need sorting. mohit is saying that your surgery has _ need sorting. mohit is saying that your surgery has already - need sorting. mohit is saying that your surgery has already got i need sorting. mohit is saying that your surgery has already got a i need sorting. mohit is saying thatl your surgery has already got a new telephone system. jay, you are already providing the kind of front line help that the government is talking about. so for somebody waking up this morning hearing about this government announcement thinking, how will this help me, will i get the treatment i need sooner and better, are they? are they going to seen —— sea change? again, it depends on how funds flow the system —— through the system. i can absolutely assure you that the capabilities of pharmacies to deliver— capabilities of pharmacies to deliver this is there. the willingness to want to do it is there — willingness to want to do it is there. and the trust. 0ur willingness to want to do it is there. and the trust. our patients have _ there. and the trust. our patients have always had high levels of

trusts — have always had high levels of trusts with their pharmacy teams. many— trusts with their pharmacy teams. many of— trusts with their pharmacy teams. many of them have served the same members _ many of them have served the same members of families for generations in a locality. so, we have all the pieces— in a locality. so, we have all the pieces of— in a locality. so, we have all the pieces of the puzzle there. itjust needs— pieces of the puzzle there. itjust needs to — pieces of the puzzle there. itjust needs to be joined up and enabled. if needs to be joined up and enabled. if that _ needs to be joined up and enabled. if that is _ needs to be joined up and enabled. if that is to— needs to be joined up and enabled. if that is to be true, then they will be — if that is to be true, then they will be able to expect a new service and high _ will be able to expect a new service and high levels of service.— and high levels of service. people miaht and high levels of service. people might worry _ and high levels of service. people might worry a _ and high levels of service. people might worry a little _ and high levels of service. people might worry a little bit _ and high levels of service. people might worry a little bit that i i and high levels of service. people might worry a little bit that i have to go and see the pharmacist about something, and may be without a full examination they might get from the gp that crucial things might be missed. how can you reassure them on that? ., , , ., , missed. how can you reassure them on that? ., , , that? pharmacists are highly skilled professionals- _ that? pharmacists are highly skilled professionals. in _ that? pharmacists are highly skilled professionals. in addition _ that? pharmacists are highly skilled professionals. in addition to - that? pharmacists are highly skilled professionals. in addition to that, i professionals. in addition to that, more _ professionals. in addition to that, more recently we are seeing tools available — more recently we are seeing tools available in pharmacy which can help with the _ available in pharmacy which can help with the diagnosis of conditions. we are looking — with the diagnosis of conditions. we are looking at advanced diagnostics, wherever _ are looking at advanced diagnostics, wherever possible to use those. we

have the _ wherever possible to use those. we have the skills and the tools. and wherever — have the skills and the tools. and wherever possible we will always refer— wherever possible we will always refer up — wherever possible we will always refer up the line to a more suitable location _ refer up the line to a more suitable location for — refer up the line to a more suitable location for those patients to be triage — location for those patients to be triage. again, the egos are not there _ triage. again, the egos are not there for— triage. again, the egos are not there for us to say we know everything, but we will be able to filter— everything, but we will be able to filter and — everything, but we will be able to filter and guide the patience to the ri-ht filter and guide the patience to the right place. if there isn't access in the _ right place. if there isn't access in the first— right place. if there isn't access in the first place, which in many cases— in the first place, which in many cases there _ in the first place, which in many cases there isn't interview health network. — cases there isn't interview health network, there is no choice, we have to get— network, there is no choice, we have to get them — network, there is no choice, we have to get them into pharmacy and see them _ to get them into pharmacy and see them. ., ., i. , .,, to get them into pharmacy and see them. ., ., them. how do you stop receptionist, any member— them. how do you stop receptionist, any member of— them. how do you stop receptionist, any member of your _ them. how do you stop receptionist, any member of your staff, _ them. how do you stop receptionist, any member of your staff, leaving? l any member of your staff, leaving? retention is a big issue. that any member of your staff, leaving? retention is a big issue.— retention is a big issue. that is one of the _ retention is a big issue. that is one of the biggest _ retention is a big issue. that is one of the biggest issues. i retention is a big issue. that is i one of the biggest issues. people want _ one of the biggest issues. people want to— one of the biggest issues. people want to feel— one of the biggest issues. people want to feel respected _ one of the biggest issues. people want to feel respected where i one of the biggest issues. people| want to feel respected where they were, _ want to feel respected where they were they— want to feel respected where they were they want _ want to feel respected where they were, they want to _ want to feel respected where they were, they want to be _ want to feel respected where they were, they want to be valued, i want to feel respected where theyl were, they want to be valued, they want _ were, they want to be valued, they want to— were, they want to be valued, they want to enjoy — were, they want to be valued, they want to enjoy their— were, they want to be valued, they want to enjoy their work. _ were, they want to be valued, they want to enjoy their work. their- want to enjoy their work. their workload — want to enjoy their work. their workload should _ want to enjoy their work. their workload should be _ want to enjoy their work. their. workload should be manageable want to enjoy their work. their- workload should be manageable and they want— workload should be manageable and they want to — workload should be manageable and they want to be _ workload should be manageable and they want to be paid _ workload should be manageable and they want to be paid fairly. - workload should be manageable and they want to be paid fairly. we - workload should be manageable and they want to be paid fairly. we have| they want to be paid fairly. we have heard _ they want to be paid fairly. we have heard about — they want to be paid fairly. we have heard about the _ they want to be paid fairly. we have heard about the strikes _ they want to be paid fairly. we have heard about the strikes across - heard about the strikes across different — heard about the strikes across different sectors, _ heard about the strikes across different sectors, junior - heard about the strikes across i different sectors, junior doctors, nurses, — different sectors, junior doctors, nurses, it — different sectors, junior doctors, nurses, it is— different sectors, junior doctors, nurses, it is the _ different sectors, junior doctors, nurses, it is the same _ different sectors, junior doctors, nurses, it is the same in - different sectors, junior doctors, nurses, it is the same in generalj nurses, it is the same in general practice — nurses, it is the same in general practice we _ nurses, it is the same in general practice we have _ nurses, it is the same in general practice. we have had _ nurses, it is the same in general practice. we have had promisesl nurses, it is the same in general. practice. we have had promises of 6000 _ practice. we have had promises of 6000 more — practice. we have had promises of 6000 more gps _ practice. we have had promises of 6000 more gps. we _ practice. we have had promises of 6000 more gps. we are - practice. we have had promises of 6000 more gps. we are actually. practice. we have had promises of- 6000 more gps. we are actually 2000 and since _ 6000 more gps. we are actually 2000 and since 2015 — 6000 more gps. we are actually 2000 and since 2015. we _ 6000 more gps. we are actually 2000 and since 2015. we have _

6000 more gps. we are actually 2000 and since 2015. we have lost _ 6000 more gps. we are actually 2000 and since 2015. we have lost 500 - and since 2015. we have lost 500 over the — and since 2015. we have lost 500 over the last _ and since 2015. we have lost 500 over the last year. _ and since 2015. we have lost 500 over the last year. general- and since 2015. we have lost 500 i over the last year. general practice is not _ over the last year. general practice is not a _ over the last year. general practice is not a nice — over the last year. general practice is not a nice place _ over the last year. general practice is not a nice place to _ over the last year. general practice is not a nice place to work - over the last year. general practice is not a nice place to work at - over the last year. general practice is not a nice place to work at the i is not a nice place to work at the moment — is not a nice place to work at the moment the _ is not a nice place to work at the moment. the negative - is not a nice place to work at the i moment. the negative perceptions need to— moment. the negative perceptions need to be — moment. the negative perceptions need to be challenged. _ moment. the negative perceptions need to be challenged. i— moment. the negative perceptions need to be challenged. i don't i moment. the negative perceptionsj need to be challenged. i don't have the answer~ — need to be challenged. i don't have the answer. investment _ need to be challenged. i don't have the answer. investment is- need to be challenged. i don't have the answer. investment is a - need to be challenged. i don't have| the answer. investment is a starting point _ the answer. investment is a starting point what— the answer. investment is a starting point what i— the answer. investment is a starting point. what i want— the answer. investment is a starting point. what i want to _ the answer. investment is a starting point. what i want to see, _ the answer. investment is a starting point. what i want to see, as - the answer. investment is a starting point. what i want to see, as i - point. what i want to see, as i mentioned _ point. what i want to see, as i mentioned before, _ point. what i want to see, as i mentioned before, is - point. what i want to see, as i mentioned before, is a - point. what i want to see, as i mentioned before, is a plan i point. what i want to see, as ii mentioned before, is a plan for point. what i want to see, as i i mentioned before, is a plan for the recruitment— mentioned before, is a plan for the recruitment and _ mentioned before, is a plan for the recruitment and retention - mentioned before, is a plan for the recruitment and retention of- mentioned before, is a plan for the recruitment and retention of staff. i recruitment and retention of staff. that will— recruitment and retention of staff. that will fix — recruitment and retention of staff. that will fix the — recruitment and retention of staff. that will fix the issues _ recruitment and retention of staff. that will fix the issues we - recruitment and retention of staff. that will fix the issues we have i recruitment and retention of staff. that will fix the issues we have at| that will fix the issues we have at the moment _ that will fix the issues we have at the moment-— that will fix the issues we have at the moment. ., ,, i. , . the moment. thank you both very much indeed for thanking _ the moment. thank you both very much indeed for thanking -- _ the moment. thank you both very much indeed for thanking -- telling _ the moment. thank you both very much indeed for thanking -- telling us - indeed for thanking —— telling us what is happening on the front line. carol will bring us the weather. the morning. carol will bring us the weather. the morning-— carol will bring us the weather. the morning. good morning. it is uuite a the morning. good morning. it is quite a mild _ the morning. good morning. it is quite a mild start. _ the morning. good morning. it is quite a mild start. if— the morning. good morning. it is quite a mild start. if you - the morning. good morning. it is quite a mild start. if you haven'tl quite a mild start. if you haven't stepped — quite a mild start. if you haven't stepped out yet, temperatures between ten and 13 celsius. it is also fairly— between ten and 13 celsius. it is also fairly cloudy and we have got some _ also fairly cloudy and we have got some rain— also fairly cloudy and we have got some rain and showers. for the next few days _ some rain and showers. for the next few days the — some rain and showers. for the next few days the forecast is one of sunny— few days the forecast is one of sunny spells and scattered heavy showers — sunny spells and scattered heavy showers. we will have thunder and hail embedded in them and they will be slow— hail embedded in them and they will be slow moving. but, as is the way with showers, not all of us will catch _ with showers, not all of us will catch one _ with showers, not all of us will catch one. we have the remnants of yesterday's — catch one. we have the remnants of yesterday's rain continuing to push away— yesterday's rain continuing to push away into— yesterday's rain continuing to push away into the north sea. slack

isobars— away into the north sea. slack isobars means not much wind to move showers _ isobars means not much wind to move showers you — isobars means not much wind to move showers. you could see some heavy downpours — showers. you could see some heavy downpours. this is the most recent radar— downpours. this is the most recent radar picture. the rain all but cleared — radar picture. the rain all but cleared east anglia. already we have a few _ cleared east anglia. already we have a few showers dotted around. quite quickly— a few showers dotted around. quite quickly we _ a few showers dotted around. quite quickly we will see some heavy and thundery— quickly we will see some heavy and thundery ones pushing across the southwest. a lot of dry weather. a fair bit _ southwest. a lot of dry weather. a fair bit of— southwest. a lot of dry weather. a fair bit of sunshine. then we see the showers developed through the course _ the showers developed through the course of— the showers developed through the course of the afternoon. remember they are _ course of the afternoon. remember they are slow—moving. some will have thunder— they are slow—moving. some will have thunder and _ they are slow—moving. some will have thunder and lightning. some will also have — thunder and lightning. some will also have some hail. gusty winds across— also have some hail. gusty winds across the — also have some hail. gusty winds across the south—west. temperatures down _ across the south—west. temperatures down a _ across the south—west. temperatures down a touch — across the south—west. temperatures down a touch on yesterday. ten in the north— down a touch on yesterday. ten in the north to — down a touch on yesterday. ten in the north to 18 or 19 as the top temperatures. as we head on the latter— temperatures. as we head on the latter part — temperatures. as we head on the latter part of the afternoon and into the — latter part of the afternoon and into the early evening, some of the showers _ into the early evening, some of the showers in — into the early evening, some of the showers in the south—east could prove _ showers in the south—east could prove not — showers in the south—east could prove notjust showers in the south—east could prove not just to showers in the south—east could prove notjust to be heavy but showers in the south—east could prove not just to be heavy but also to be _ prove not just to be heavy but also to be thundery. through the latter part of— to be thundery. through the latter part of today and into tomorrow morning. — part of today and into tomorrow morning, you will find those showers move _ morning, you will find those showers move away — morning, you will find those showers move away. by the end of the night we will— move away. by the end of the night we will have clear skies in central and eastern parts. towards the west

there _ and eastern parts. towards the west there will— and eastern parts. towards the west there will be a plethora of showers, some _ there will be a plethora of showers, some will— there will be a plethora of showers, some will merge giving longer spells of rain _ some will merge giving longer spells of rain. not a particularly cold night — of rain. not a particularly cold night. temperatures seven to 10 degrees — night. temperatures seven to 10 degrees. in north—eastern scotland, in sheltered — degrees. in north—eastern scotland, in sheltered lines, we could see the temperature fall to about four or 5 degrees _ temperature fall to about four or 5 degrees. tomorrow we start off with all of— degrees. tomorrow we start off with all of the _ degrees. tomorrow we start off with all of the sunshine. any mist or fog lifting _ all of the sunshine. any mist or fog lifting guite — all of the sunshine. any mist or fog lifting quite quickly. but quite quickly— lifting quite quickly. but quite quickly too we will see the showers might— quickly too we will see the showers might become more widespread as they develop _ might become more widespread as they develop through the course of the afternoon — develop through the course of the afternoon. some of them will be thundery, — afternoon. some of them will be thundery, especially north—east of scotland _ thundery, especially north—east of scotland and in eastern parts of england — scotland and in eastern parts of england. but once again, not all of us will— england. but once again, not all of us will catch one. there will be some _ us will catch one. there will be some hail— us will catch one. there will be some hail and some and lightning. temperatures ten to 16 or 17 degrees — temperatures ten to 16 or 17 degrees. again, those temperatures sliding _ degrees. again, those temperatures sliding just a little bit more. as we had — sliding just a little bit more. as we had from wednesday to thursday, low slides _ we had from wednesday to thursday, low slides in a bit further south. again _ low slides in a bit further south. again, there aren't really any isobars— again, there aren't really any isobars to _ again, there aren't really any isobars to talk about. further showers _ isobars to talk about. further showers. a shower restart to the

day _ showers. a shower restart to the day some — showers. a shower restart to the day. some brightness. but then the showers _ day. some brightness. but then the showers might get going through the course _ showers might get going through the course of— showers might get going through the course of the day. again, heavy, potentially — course of the day. again, heavy, potentially thundery. but becoming more _ potentially thundery. but becoming more isolated towards the north of scotland _ more isolated towards the north of scotland by the end of the day. these — scotland by the end of the day. these are — scotland by the end of the day. these are the temperatures. ten to about— these are the temperatures. ten to about 16 _ these are the temperatures. ten to about 16 degrees. if you are heading out and _ about 16 degrees. if you are heading out and maybe not coming back until friday. _ out and maybe not coming back until friday, make sure you take out and maybe not coming back until friday, make sure you take your out and maybe not coming back until friday, make sure you take your body with you _ always prepared. iam i am never prepared! carol is always prepared. i am never prepared! carol is alwa s --reared. . carol is always prepared. imagine if she wasn't- — carol is always prepared. imagine if she wasn't. she _ carol is always prepared. imagine if she wasn't. she has _ carol is always prepared. imagine if she wasn't. she has to _ carol is always prepared. imagine if she wasn't. she has to listen i carol is always prepared. imagine if she wasn't. she has to listen to i carol is always prepared. imagine if she wasn't. she has to listen to her| she wasn't. she has to listen to her own advice. john is here with the sport. you have got your breath back. lt you have got your breath back. it read more like somebody's maths homework— read more like somebody's maths homework than a day of results in the premier league. astonishing when you consider how intense it is getting — you consider how intense it is getting at the bottom. and i guess they stand win was for everton, 5—1 against _ they stand win was for everton, 5—1 against brighton. just astonishing. struggling for goals. think about the momentum that will give them.

and a _ the momentum that will give them. and a big _ the momentum that will give them. and a big win again for nottingham forest _ and a big win again for nottingham forest. just and a big win again for nottingham forest. , , ., ,., and a big win again for nottingham forest.�* , ., , forest. just about in time, maybe? you wonder- _ forest. just about in time, maybe? you wonder. four _ forest. just about in time, maybe? you wonder. four points _ forest. just about in time, maybe? j you wonder. four points separating the teams — you wonder. four points separating the teams at the bottom with three games— the teams at the bottom with three games remaining. you want or the next _ games remaining. you want or the next few— games remaining. you want or the next few weeks hols. —— wonder. what a day yesterday — three games, 21 goals, as nottingham forest and everton started it in the bottom three and finished out of it. joe lynskey reports. they've been in the top flight since 195a. now it was time for everton to be defiant. second bottom in the league, they went now to brighton. but in 3a seconds, they went in front. everton had scored the fewest goals in the league. now, suddenly, they were rampant. when dwight mcneil walked it in, they were 4—0 up. commentator: an astonishing win. all this against a team still in touch with the top four. this was everton emphatic, and one of the season's most extraordinary results. a 5—1 win lifts them out of the bottom three.

what was the most pleasing aspect of tonight overall from your point of view? i thinkjust the delivery of a tactical performance, because if it doesn't work, they say you got it wrong. if it does work, they say you got it right. so, that's the way it goes. but the players have delivered it and they deserve a lot of credit, i think. that result makes things worse for leicester city. they were 3—0 down at half—time at fulham, and lost a game 5—3. the last decade has seen leicester win the league and fa cup, but those are now distant memories. they're now in the drop zone, and the foxes' future comes down to their last three matches. but they need a squad with the stomach for it. to get yourselves out of trouble you need to do the basics well and be aggressive and fight. that's why we're down there, because we haven't been good enough. and unfortunately, that showed today. in this relegation race sudden shifts can still happen. nottingham forest faced southampton and lead 2—0. but the saints stayed in touch. the bottom side made this 90 nerve jangling minutes. forest knew a win would

take them three points clear of trouble. with a fourth goal, finally, they had it sealed. it would finish 4—3 to forest, and three crucial games had brought 21 goals. this was premier league football at its most thrilling. and it means so much to stay in it. joe lynskey, bbc news. so much at stake this week. it was a thrilling final day in the championship, but a real sickener for millwall, one of those teams vying to come up. needing a win against blackburn to guarantee a spot in the play—offs, they were 3—1 up and cruising. but any fans watching, look away now. rovers staged an astonishing second half comeback to win 4—3, thanks to this late winner from ben brereton—diaz. blackburn themselves just miss out on the play—offs as well. and that's because sunderland took advantage of millwall's slip up to finish sixth. they were 3—0 winners at preston, with manchester united loanee amad diallo scoring the pick of the goals.

they'll face luton in the play—offs. and coventry booked their place in the play—offs, taking fifth spot after getting the point they needed at middlesbrough. they'll face each other again in the play—offs, which begin on saturday. final day in league two. northampton secured promotion having missed out last season. what a way to seal it — sam hoskins with a brilliant volley against tranmere in a 1—0 win. and no wonder he was leading celebrations as fans poured onto the pitch at the end. a little reminder what goes on behind the scenes. the promotion party was in full swing on the coach back to northampton. you hope it is a long trip back when you are _ you hope it is a long trip back when you are celebrating like that. i�*m you are celebrating like that. i'm 'ust not you are celebrating like that. i'm just not sure _ you are celebrating like that. l“n just not sure about that! you are celebrating like that. i'm just not sure about that! i'm i you are celebrating like that. i'm just not sure about that! i'm not| just not sure about that! i'm not sure the driver— just not sure about that! i'm not sure the driver is _ just not sure about that! i'm not sure the driver is either. - just not sure about that! i'm not sure the driver is either. they i just not sure about that! i'm not i sure the driver is either. they were ready— sure the driver is either. they were ready for— sure the driver is either. they were ready for it. — sure the driver is either. they were ready for it, weren't they? they came _ ready for it, weren't they? they

came prepared. now, is this finally the season manchester city can lift the champions league trophy? it remains the only major piece of silverware that pep guardiola hasn't won in his time at the club. standing in their way are the european champions real madrid — a repeat of the 2022 semi—final in which city led 5—3 on aggregate in the 90th minute, before madrid fought a remarkable comeback. the way we play was really good in both games, again, but it was not enough. but what happened in the past is in the past. we are not here for revenge. it's just another opportunity. as much as we are here, one day we will get it. one will one day we will reach the final and we will win it. we come here to do this this season. but as i said, it's completely different to the previous one. no, in that season also we came here to reach the final and win it. we touched on this yesterday. the

ultimate _ we touched on this yesterday. the ultimate test of horse and rider, the badminton horse trials, dressage, cross—country and yesterday, showjumping, and a win for britain — rosalind canter continued the recent british domination of the badminton horse trials, by riding to victory with lordships graffalo. the 37—year—old produced the biggest winning margin in elite eventing history. it's the third consecutive time that badminton has been won by a british rider. we think of celebrations, getting the champagne ad. with the weather there over— the champagne ad. with the weather there over the weekend, the only thing _ there over the weekend, the only thing they— there over the weekend, the only thing they will want to do is dry off. , ., ., a off. they often have bad luck with the weather _ off. they often have bad luck with the weather apartment _ off. they often have bad luck with the weather apartment in. - off. they often have bad luck with the weather apartment in. to i off. they often have bad luck with the weather apartment in. to the | the weather apartment in. to the oint the weather apartment in. to the point where _ the weather apartment in. to the point where you _ the weather apartment in. to the point where you consider - the weather apartment in. to the point where you consider shifting \ point where you consider shifting the weekend. i don't know. it is a fixture _ the weekend. i don't know. it is a fixture of— the weekend. i don't know. it is a fixture of the bank holiday weekend. it is fixture of the bank holiday weekend. it is part— fixture of the bank holiday weekend. it is part of— fixture of the bank holiday weekend. it is part of the conspiracy to sell lots of wellingtons i think. just after quarter to seven. the long coronation _ after quarter to seven. the long coronation weekend _ after quarter to seven. the long coronation weekend might - after quarter to seven. the long coronation weekend might be i after quarter to seven. the long - coronation weekend might be over, but we are moving immediately onto another party, eurovision in liverpool. the first

semi final takes place tonight live on bbc one. and colin paterson is there for us this morning. it and colin paterson is there for us this morning-— this morning. it looks very organised _ this morning. it looks very organised and _ this morning. it looks very organised and calm - this morning. it looks very organised and calm and i this morning. it looks very - organised and calm and serene. but this morning. it looks very _ organised and calm and serene. but i know there are levels of excitement you are going to explain this morning that people at home might not yet appreciate?— not yet appreciate? yeah, i don't think people _ not yet appreciate? yeah, i don't think people at — not yet appreciate? yeah, i don't think people at home _ not yet appreciate? yeah, i don't think people at home realise - not yet appreciate? yeah, i don't. think people at home realise allow eurovision— think people at home realise allow eurovision runs for. we have already had two _ eurovision runs for. we have already had two full— eurovision runs for. we have already had two full dress rehearsals in this arene _ had two full dress rehearsals in this arena. last night it was packed with fans _ this arena. last night it was packed with fans looking at it. that is where — with fans looking at it. that is where all _ with fans looking at it. that is where all the action is taken place tonight, _ where all the action is taken place tonight, that stage, which is 950 square _ tonight, that stage, which is 950 square metres. i have been on there and it— square metres. i have been on there and it feels— square metres. i have been on there and it feels absolutely huge. they love a _ and it feels absolutely huge. they love a statistic at eurovision. yesterday— love a statistic at eurovision. yesterday i was also told if you had correct _ yesterday i was also told if you had correct or— yesterday i was also told if you had correct or add together all the costume — correct or add together all the costume rails, they are the length of three _ costume rails, they are the length of three olympic swimming pools. that is— of three olympic swimming pools. that is a _ of three olympic swimming pools. that is a lot of costumes. what happens — that is a lot of costumes. what happens tonight? it is the first

semifinal. 15 countries competing for ten _ semifinal. 15 countries competing for ten spots. and it is so interesting tonight, because you may well interesting tonight, because you may wett hear_ interesting tonight, because you may well hear the song that goes on to win the _ well hear the song that goes on to win the whole competition. because you have _ win the whole competition. because you have got some big ones. you have -ot you have got some big ones. you have got the _ you have got some big ones. you have got the swedish entry with her dance hanken _ got the swedish entry with her dance banker. sweden desperate to win this competition. so they can host it next _ competition. so they can host it next year— competition. so they can host it next year on the 50th anniversary of abba winning with waterloo. and another— abba winning with waterloo. and another one to look out for tonight, fentand _ another one to look out for tonight, fenland with cha—cha—cha, part metal, — fenland with cha—cha—cha, part metal, part electronic, part totally bonkers _ metal, part electronic, part totally bonkers. now yesterday, as i said, they had _ bonkers. now yesterday, as i said, they had the first full dress rehearsals. cameras were allowed in. ithink— rehearsals. cameras were allowed in. i think we _ rehearsals. cameras were allowed in. ithinkwe can— rehearsals. cameras were allowed in. i think we can see some of those shots _ i think we can see some of those shots now — i think we can see some of those shots now. but the big story to emerge — shots now. but the big story to emerge from the semifinal was they are changing how they are going to announce _ are changing how they are going to announce who has made the final. they— announce who has made the final. they were — announce who has made the final. they were going to use a system for the first— they were going to use a system for the first time like the x factor, where — the first time like the x factor, where they get the on stage and the lights _ where they get the on stage and the lights would go out on those who had

made _ lights would go out on those who had made it. _ lights would go out on those who had made it, but after that semifinal fans took— made it, but after that semifinal fans took the internet, said it was too cruel, — fans took the internet, said it was too cruel, so _ fans took the internet, said it was too cruel, so they are going back to the old _ too cruel, so they are going back to the old system of people sitting on the old system of people sitting on the green — the old system of people sitting on the green room. the semifinal live for bbc_ the green room. the semifinal live for bbc one for the first time. come back here _ for bbc one for the first time. come back here and we will have mae mullen — back here and we will have mae muller. ., . ~' back here and we will have mae muller. ., . ,, , ., ,., back here and we will have mae muller. ., . ~ i. . muller. colin, thank you so much. i like the fact — muller. colin, thank you so much. i like the fact that _ muller. colin, thank you so much. i like the fact that the _ muller. colin, thank you so much. i like the fact that the eurovision - like the fact that the eurovision fans have been kind. i like that. you can't make it to cool. that is the thing- _ you can't make it to cool. that is the thing- they _ you can't make it to cool. that is the thing. they are _ you can't make it to cool. that is the thing. they are a _ you can't make it to cool. that is the thing. they are a kind - you can't make it to cool. that isl the thing. they are a kind bunch. first eurovision semifinal tonight live, eight o'clock, bbc one, and on the bbc iplayer. you can listen to it as well on bbc radio. there is no point trying to avoid this this week. it is going nowhere. you just have to embrace it. it would be fun. enjoy it. 6:50am. this morning we've been talking about the metropolitan police expression of "regret" over the arrest of six anti—monarchy protestors at the coronation. they were held on saturday morning

under a law that only came into force last week - _ but later released without charge, after the coronation was over. lisa nandy is the shadow housing secretary, shejoins us from westminster. morning to you. we had this from the metropolitan police. they have regrets around the arrests made at the coronation. what do you make of that apology?— that apology? well, clearly something _ that apology? well, clearly something has _ that apology? well, clearly something has gone - that apology? well, clearly something has gone wrong| that apology? well, clearly l something has gone wrong in that apology? well, clearly - something has gone wrong in this case _ something has gone wrong in this case there — something has gone wrong in this case. there were six people who were arrested _ case. there were six people who were arrested and _ case. there were six people who were arrested and detained and prevented from taking part in peaceful protests. peaceful protest is an important part of british democracy. the met _ important part of british democracy. the met accepted that. the mayor of london _ the met accepted that. the mayor of london is _ the met accepted that. the mayor of london is right to ask for a review to determine exactly what went wrong in this— to determine exactly what went wrong in this case _ to determine exactly what went wrong in this case. was it a problem with the legislation? was an operational matter? _ the legislation? was an operational matter? whatever it was, this was a complex— matter? whatever it was, this was a complex policing operation. it largely— complex policing operation. it largely went off without a h and the police _ largely went off without a h and the police deserve credit for that. but where _ police deserve credit for that. but where there are incidents like this,

we have _ where there are incidents like this, we have to — where there are incidents like this, we have to take them seriously and we have to take them seriously and we have _ we have to take them seriously and we have to — we have to take them seriously and we have to learn the lessons and take steps — we have to learn the lessons and take steps to rectify that. we have already heard _ take steps to rectify that. we have already heard from _ take steps to rectify that. we have already heard from david - take steps to rectify that. we have already heard from david lammy, | take steps to rectify that. we have - already heard from david lammy, your shadow cabinet colleague, who said a few days ago that labour wouldn't repeal the legislation the police used to make these arrests. is that still your position?— still your position? well, we o- osed still your position? well, we opposed to _ still your position? well, we opposed to the _ still your position? well, we opposed to the public - still your position? well, we opposed to the public order| still your position? well, we i opposed to the public order act still your position? well, we - opposed to the public order act when it went _ opposed to the public order act when it went through parliament a few weeks _ it went through parliament a few weeks ago. and one of the specific concerns— weeks ago. and one of the specific concerns we raised was about this particular— concerns we raised was about this particular part of the legislation about— particular part of the legislation about locking on. we don't think it's acceptable for people to start using _ it's acceptable for people to start using devices to obstruct, to cause potential— using devices to obstruct, to cause potential public safety risks, to chain _ themselves to ambulances, for example — themselves to ambulances, for example. that is completely unacceptable. what we were concerned about with _ unacceptable. what we were concerned about with this legislation is that potentially it was so widely drawn that it _ potentially it was so widely drawn that it could catch up innocent people — that it could catch up innocent people who were just trying to, either— people who were just trying to, either peacefully protest, or even 'ust either peacefully protest, or even just go— either peacefully protest, or even just go about their business. it is not clear— just go about their business. it is not clear in— just go about their business. it is not clear in this case whether the

problem — not clear in this case whether the problem is — not clear in this case whether the problem is with the legislation, or whether— problem is with the legislation, or whether the problem is more operational and a matter for the police — operational and a matter for the olice. ~ ., ,, operational and a matter for the olice. ~ ., , . operational and a matter for the | police-_ 0ne operational and a matter for the . police-_ one of police. would you repeal it? one of the questions _ police. would you repeal it? one of the questions is, _ police. would you repeal it? one of the questions is, why _ police. would you repeal it? one of the questions is, why was - police. would you repeal it? one of the questions is, why was it - police. would you repeal it? one of the questions is, why was it that. the questions is, why was it that this group, — the questions is, why was it that this group, who were clearly in contact — this group, who were clearly in contact with the metropolitan police. — contact with the metropolitan police, had informed them about their— police, had informed them about their plans, and yet still ended up arrested _ their plans, and yet still ended up arrested and prevented from protesting? if there is a problem with the — protesting? if there is a problem with the legislation, of course we will rectify — with the legislation, of course we will rectify that in government. but we are _ will rectify that in government. but we are not— will rectify that in government. but we are not intojust will rectify that in government. but we are not into just wholesale repeat— we are not into just wholesale repeat of— we are not into just wholesale repeal of the legislation without understanding it first. that was our decision— understanding it first. that was our decision of— understanding it first. that was our decision of the conservatives a few weeks _ decision of the conservatives a few weeks ago — decision of the conservatives a few weeks ago. we need the right solution — weeks ago. we need the right solution is to get the balance right — solution is to get the balance ri . ht. ., solution is to get the balance riuht. ., . ., . right. the government announcing hue right. the government announcing huge investments _ right. the government announcing huge investments into _ right. the government announcing huge investments into high - huge investments into high pharmacies this morning. surely that is a good thing that you welcome? hate is a good thing that you welcome? we have had huge cuts to high street pharmacies under the conservatives. we have _ pharmacies under the conservatives. we have seen hundreds close across the country. — we have seen hundreds close across the country, including my own constituency of wigan. we welcome the fact— constituency of wigan. we welcome the fact the government has taken on board _ the fact the government has taken on board some _ the fact the government has taken on board some of the suggestions about allowing _ board some of the suggestions about

allowing people to get quicker access— allowing people to get quicker access to medication without seeing access to medication without seeing a gp, _ access to medication without seeing a gp, but— access to medication without seeing a gp, but what we really want them to do— a gp, but what we really want them to do is— a gp, but what we really want them to do is to _ a gp, but what we really want them to do is to fix the crisis in gp shortages _ to do is to fix the crisis in gp shortages. that is why we have said we would _ shortages. that is why we have said we would abolish non—dom tax status and use _ we would abolish non—dom tax status and use it _ we would abolish non—dom tax status and use it to— we would abolish non—dom tax status and use it to double the number of medical— and use it to double the number of medical training places for gps. we can't _ medical training places for gps. we can'tiust_ medical training places for gps. we can'tjust keep putting sticking plasters — can'tjust keep putting sticking plasters on these problems. we have to solve _ plasters on these problems. we have to solve the _ plasters on these problems. we have to solve the actual problem. how much money _ to solve the actual problem. how much money would _ to solve the actual problem. hm much money would that raise? roughly 3 billion a year. is that enough? yes, it is, to double the number of training _ yes, it is, to double the number of training places for doctors to increase _ training places for doctors to increase the number of and midwives as welt _ increase the number of and midwives as welt that — increase the number of and midwives as well. that is half of the amount the non—dom tax status, ending it, raised _ the non—dom tax status, ending it, raised they— the non—dom tax status, ending it, raised. they have been broadly welcomed. etiquette is about time the government cut up and started to deal with— the government cut up and started to deal with that. —— the government cut up and started to dealwith that. —— i the government cut up and started to deal with that. —— i think it is about— deal with that. —— i think it is about time _ deal with that. —— i think it is about time. perhaps adopt labour plans _ about time. perhaps adopt labour plans we — about time. perhaps adopt labour plans. we would be delighted. the issue an plans. we would be delighted. tue: issue any government will plans. we would be delighted. tta: issue any government will have is it will take a long time to train doctors and nurses and get them into

positions they need to be in. what would you do in the shorter term? one of the problems we have got at the moment is there is very little hope _ the moment is there is very little hope for— the moment is there is very little hope for people working in the nationat— hope for people working in the national health service. we have had a wave _ national health service. we have had a wave of— national health service. we have had a wave of strikes. that is about pay and conditions. but it is also about the fact— and conditions. but it is also about the fact they can't see any long—term health coming. our —— our message _ long—term health coming. our —— our message is— long—term health coming. our —— our message is that long—term help is coming _ message is that long—term help is coming with the labour government. sure, _ coming with the labour government. sure, it _ coming with the labour government. sure, it is _ coming with the labour government. sure, it is right to say we want to speed _ sure, it is right to say we want to speed up— sure, it is right to say we want to speed up access to people, to medication, we want to reduce unnecessary gp appointments. we were suggesting — unnecessary gp appointments. we were suggesting this months ago. we have also asked _ suggesting this months ago. we have also asked the government look again at the _ also asked the government look again at the situation where people can go to an _ at the situation where people can go to an optician, be told they need to see consultant about their eyes, and then have _ see consultant about their eyes, and then have to go back to a gp. we want _ then have to go back to a gp. we want to— then have to go back to a gp. we want to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy. we have been proactive in pushing _ bureaucracy. we have been proactive in pushing the gut and urging them to do— in pushing the gut and urging them to do that — in pushing the gut and urging them to do that. but we have to face the underlying — to do that. but we have to face the underlying problems in our national health _ underlying problems in our national health service. there is no alternative.— health service. there is no alternative. ., , ., ,

alternative. -- the government stop our alternative. -- the government stop your leader. — alternative. -- the government stop your leader. sir _ alternative. -- the government stop your leader, sir keir _ alternative. -- the government stop your leader, sir keir starmer, - alternative. -- the government stop your leader, sir keir starmer, says l your leader, sir keir starmer, says labour are on course for victory. but once the local elections more about the conservatives than anything else? the about the conservatives than anything else?— about the conservatives than anything else? about the conservatives than an hinu else? ., anything else? the message of god in eve art anything else? the message of god in every part of — anything else? the message of god in every part of thing _ anything else? the message of god in every part of thing that _ anything else? the message of god in every part of thing that was _ anything else? the message of god in every part of thing that was that - every part of thing that was that this country can't afford much more of conservative government. i think that is— of conservative government. i think that is right. today keir starmer will tell— that is right. today keir starmer will tell the shadow cabinet, we have _ will tell the shadow cabinet, we have more work to do. he is right about— have more work to do. he is right about that — have more work to do. he is right about that. four years ago we had our worst— about that. four years ago we had our worst election defeat in 100 years _ our worst election defeat in 100 years we — our worst election defeat in 100 years. we got a drubbing in the polls— years. we got a drubbing in the polls at— years. we got a drubbing in the polls at the national elections and that the _ polls at the national elections and that the local elections that preceded them. we are starting to turn that— preceded them. we are starting to turn that around. we are rebuilding trust _ turn that around. we are rebuilding trust with— turn that around. we are rebuilding trust with the public. but we know that people need help. they need certainty — that people need help. they need certainty. they need believe that we have got _ certainty. they need believe that we have got plans that things can get better~ _ have got plans that things can get better. we have started to set those out around _ better. we have started to set those out around the national health service. — out around the national health service, around providing more affordable housing, but helping people — affordable housing, but helping people with the cost of living crisis — people with the cost of living crisis. today in westminster, council— crisis. today in westminster, council leaders, newly elected labour — council leaders, newly elected labour council leaders, are going to come _ labour council leaders, are going to come together with senior members of the shadow— come together with senior members of the shadow cabinet to talk about how, _ the shadow cabinet to talk about how. in— the shadow cabinet to talk about how, in the first 100 days of them

taking _ how, in the first 100 days of them taking office, we can help people with the — taking office, we can help people with the cost of living crisis up and down _ with the cost of living crisis up and down the country where we are in power~ _ and down the country where we are in ower. ., u, . and down the country where we are in ower. ., _, . . i. . power. how concerned are you about su ort for power. how concerned are you about support for the _ power. how concerned are you about support for the liberal _ power. how concerned are you about support for the liberal democrats - support for the liberal democrats and the green party, how concerned about the impact it will have on labour are you? about the impact it will have on labourare you? t’m about the impact it will have on labour are you?— about the impact it will have on labour are you? about the impact it will have on labourare ou? �* ., . . labour are you? i'm not concerned at all, buti labour are you? i'm not concerned at all. but i am — labour are you? i'm not concerned at all, but i am not _ labour are you? i'm not concerned at all, but i am not complacent. - labour are you? i'm not concerned at all, but i am not complacent. i- all, but i am not complacent. i think— all, but i am not complacent. i think people know that at the next etection— think people know that at the next election they are going to have a choice _ election they are going to have a choice. they will have a choice to carry— choice. they will have a choice to carry on — choice. they will have a choice to carry on with _ choice. they will have a choice to carry on with more of the same, of drift and _ carry on with more of the same, of drift and decay and decline, with the conservatives, or they can vote for change — the conservatives, or they can vote for change with labour. we have work to do _ for change with labour. we have work to do to _ for change with labour. we have work to do to convince more people that they can _ to do to convince more people that they can put their faith and trust in us _ they can put their faith and trust in us but— they can put their faith and trust in us but i— they can put their faith and trust in us. but i am encouraged by the fact that, — in us. but i am encouraged by the fact that, after a terrible few years. — fact that, after a terrible few years, when many people felt they didn't— years, when many people felt they didn't have a genuine alternative to this tory— didn't have a genuine alternative to this tory government, that people are starting to feel that again in every— are starting to feel that again in every part— are starting to feel that again in every part of england.— every part of england. lisette nandi, thank _ every part of england. lisette nandi, thank you _ every part of england. lisette nandi, thank you very - every part of england. lisette nandi, thank you very much l every part of england. lisette - nandi, thank you very much indeed. thank you. nandi, thank you very much indeed. thank ou. ., , nandi, thank you very much indeed. thank ou. ., , ., , ., nandi, thank you very much indeed. thank ou. ., , ., thank you. lots more still to come as we try to _ thank you. lots more still to come as we try to get — thank you. lots more still to come as we try to get back _ thank you. lots more still to come as we try to get back to _ thank you. lots more still to come as we try to get back to normal. i as we try to get back to normal. time for the local news where you

are. a very good morning, welcome to bbc london, i'm thomas magill. transport for london says it is working to reduce tube dust on the network and has commissioned research to find out more about its health impacts. track cleaning teams work every night cleaning up a mixture of human hair, skin and iron oxide that comes from carriage wheels and brakes. the dustiest lines are the central and balerloo. the central and ba kerloo. drivers unions say they have concerns but tfl insists the air on the tube isn't harmful. is it safe? so, it is safe, but there is still particulate matter. so our emphasis is on keeping the dust down. we monitor the dust levels very regularly, and we know that they're within the hse — that's the health & safety executive — limits. police are appealing for witnesses after two men were shot in peckham in south east london. it happened on sunday in lyndhurst way. a person on a moped fired at three

people who were in a car. it overturned as they tried to escape. the victims are not thought to have life changing injuries. a third person in the car ran off. now only a few days to the eurovision final and north london's mae muller is getting ready to represent the uk at the event this weekend. # instead i wrote a song. but there's the semifinals for contestants to get through first and londoners will be able to watch the first of them tonight on a big screen in battersea park forfree. it's the first time britain has hosted the event in 25 years after coming second last year to ukraine. let's take a look at how the tubes running on the first day back to work for many of you. there's minor delays on the bakerloo line this morning. and for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio

station for regular updates throughout the morning. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a very mild start. a little damp, however. we had some heavy rain overnight. today is a day of thundery showers and some sunny spells. low pressure in charge to the north—west of the uk, driving these fronts through, which is going to bring these showers. like i said, very frequent. rumbles of thunder, lightning mixed in there, some hail too. temperatures getting up to a maximum of 17 celsius. we will still have some showers rumbling into the evening, but gradually they will become fewer and further between. the skies clearing, and under those clear skies, the temperatures a little cooler than last night, back down in single figures at seven celsius. it also means a bright start to wednesday, a dry start to wednesday, with some sunshine, but once again low pressure very much in charge. and we're going to see frequent showers again. they could be heavy, thundery, slow—moving. similar conditions for thursday. on friday we start to see a ridge of high pressure

just starting to build. and that will bring some slightly drier, more settled conditions, as we head into the weekend. that's it from me, more on our website and the bbc news app. i'll be back in half an hour but for now let's cross back to sally and jon. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today. the metropolitan police expresses 'regret�* over the arrest of six anti—monarchy protesters on coronation day and says no charges will be brought against them. patients will be able to receive some prescription medicines without seeing a gp, under government plans to ease pressure on surgeries.

the emotional moment l edward's father completes his walk after she was shot dead at christmas. three games, 21 goals. a relegation roller—coaster of a day in the premier league as everton stun brighton 5—1 to move out of the bottom three, but it was a grim day for leicester and southampton.. i'll start but for many of us a dry start, the showers will for the next few days, some will be heavy and thundery with hail and slow—moving, and it looks like it is going to settle down by the time we get to the weekend. it's tuesday the 9th of may. our main story. the metropolitan police has expressed "regret" over the arrest of six anti—monarchy protestors before the king's coronation on saturday. they were held on suspicion of planning to disrupt the event but released without charge when the arresting officers failed to provide sufficient evidence. one of those arrested was graham smith, the head of the campaign group republic, who has received a personal

apology from the force, which insists it did not intend to prevent protests. aru na iyengar reports. not my king! the coronation pleased many but not everyone. graham smith, the leader of anti—monarchy group republic, seen on the ground here, was arrested along with five others early on saturday as he collected placards from a van. the six were arrested under a new law passed only last week that makes it an offence to go equipped for locking on. it's thought luggage straps used for holding placards could have been used for this purpose. the met said...

the met added that officers had been briefed to be extremely vigilant and proactive because of information that people were looking to seriously disrupt the event. we want information as to why we had four months of briefings in which we were told that all of our plans were absolutely acceptable and fine, well within the law, and then we were arrested. we want to know where those decisions came from. i'd like to know if there was any pressure from the home office and the home secretary. and i would invite a very clear and frank admission and an apology. in total, 64 arrests were made on saturday, graham smith says officers did visited him to apologise. he maintains the police made a very serious error ofjudgment and is considering legal action. in total, 64 arrests were made on saturday,

and four charges were made. the prime minister denies officers acted under any pressure from ministers, and defended the police operation. apart from chanting, there was no disruption to the coronation procession. aruna iyengar, bbc news. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. good morning, nick. tell us about the legislation that these people were arrested under.— were arrested under. really controversial _ were arrested under. really controversial piece - were arrested under. really controversial piece of - were arrested under. really - controversial piece of legislation, sadly, that was passed a few weeks ago, only actually became law a week ago, only actually became law a week ago —— controversial piece of legislation, sally. controversial because critics said that it raised the possibility that protests could be clamped down on, things that were perfectly legitimate could be stopped by police. the government argued that protest has changed, and if you look at things like the slow marches and some of the climate protests we have seen, that the police needed new powers. they might

have said overnight that they did use part of this new legislation to arrest some of those anti—monarchy protesters, and they say they regret those protesters were not able to take part in the demonstration that took place on saturday. but the big question now is what happens next. the prime minister says he thinks the policing went pretty well but i think there is bound to be further questions for him and the government today about whether this legislation actually gives the police to many powers and can lead to unjust crackdowns on protests. we had from the labour party a few minutes ago, lisa nandy, the shadow cabinet minister, saying clearly something went wrong. interestingly, although labour did not support this legislation, they aren't saying yet that they would scrap it if they were in power. what lisa nandy told us on breakfast is she would look at

whether parts of the law needed to be rectified which is very different from saying they would scrap it altogether. others say it needs to be scrapped completely, the lib dems and the snp for example. the government says it is necessary because protest is changing. thank ou ve because protest is changing. thank you very much- _ pharmacies in england will be able to prescribe the contraceptive pill, and medication for common health conditions, under new government plans to ease pressure on gps. it follows the announcement of £2110 million to upgrade gp practices' phone and online booking systems. but primary care leaders say the measures won't solve staff shortages. with more details, here's our health correspondent sophie hutchinson. you could be waiting weeks and weeks and weeks just for an appointment. it's quite disheartening, really. it is, it's disappointing i think it's the word. . but it's everywhere. it's our nhs that's - supposed to be so good. portsmouth, one of the worst places to get a gp appointment. here, the number of patients for each doctor is the second

highest in england and like many areas, services are on their knees. it feels like a tsunami of need that is coming through to us and it feels quite demoralising that we are not managing to meet that need. you ok, you being served? today the government promised to improve gp services under new plans. £645 million will be spent over two years to allow pharmacists to prescribe antibiotics for conditions including earache, sore throats and urinary tract infections. and they'll double the number of blood pressure checks they carry out. and patients will be able to book physiotherapy and podiatry services without going through a doctor. new phone systems will be offered to some gps and training for receptionists to direct calls to a range of services, including physios and nurses. the plan today is a really big part of trying to recognise the level of pressure on primary care

to innovate, to adapt services, to meet that pressure and to meet the needs of our patients. hello, there. hi. you know me, drjones. but the royal college of gps has questioned the plans and said what's needed are thousands more family doctors. the government promised an extra 6,000 at the last election, but ministers are on track to miss that target. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. ambulance workers in south—east england will go on strike today for ten hours. the unite union rejected a 5% pay deal offered to nhs workers last month. the na —— department of health said the strike were disappointing. the advice is to call 999 for a life threatening emergency

but 111 for anything less urgent. russia is putting extra security measures in place for the annual victory day parade in moscow, which celebrates the defeat of nazi germany in the second world war. this year's event has been scaled back after a series of explosions and drone attacks, which the kremlin has blamed on ukraine. will vernon is in moscow. it sounds like this will look very similar in some ways but some big differences from previous parades? yes, good morning, jon. a very different atmosphere this year for victory day in moscow, when i think of nervousness and insecurity —— it is one of nervousness and insecurity. there has been a series of drone attacks, explosions and incidents of sabotage across this country in recent weeks. oil depots set on fire, freight train derailed and an attack on the kremlin itself last week and the authorities made a

link between that attack and the preparations for today's victory day events. so i think that shows that there is a lot of nervousness in the kremlin about what could happen today. and additional security measures have been implemented. there will be additional checks, and the use of drones has been banned in moscow stop anti—aircraft systems have been placed in strategic locations around the capital, although some of those have been in place for several months now. and several victory day events have been cancelled in russian regions around the country. so i think of different feel, different atmosphere this year. feel, different atmosphere this ear. . ~' feel, different atmosphere this ear. . ~ , ., y feel, different atmosphere this ear. . ~ , . feel, different atmosphere this ear. . ~' y . ., feel, different atmosphere this ear. . ~ , . ., ., low—income pensioners entitled to pension credit are being urged to claim it within the next ten days or risk missing out on an extra cost—of—living payment worth £301. it is thought that as many

as 850,000 households fail to claim the benefit and the government is urging family members to help older relatives to check if they're eligible. a barge which will house 500 male migrants has arrived in the uk from italy. it'll be moored in dorset, but first it needs to be re—fitted in falmouth, cornwall. our west of england correspondent danjohnson is there. what can you tell us about this barge, i believe that is it in the background of your shot? it barge, i believe that is it in the background of your shot? it might look like a floating _ background of your shot? it might look like a floating block- background of your shot? it might look like a floating block of- background of your shot? it might look like a floating block of flats l look like a floating block of flats but this is the basic and functional accommodation, the home office says, which will house 500 asylum seekers in portland, off the coast of dorset, but first it has to be brought into the harbour in falmouth for a refit. it is currently fitted for a refit. it is currently fitted for 250 oil workers and to get the

capacity up to 500 will involve some refit work. this barge has nobody on it at the moment but it carries a huge amount of symbolism. it has already become a really contentious point of debate, there are refugee charities that are opposed to this, concerned about the conditions on board, there is fierce local opposition in portland in dorset, people saying they don't want this, they cannot take 500 extra people, they cannot take 500 extra people, they say that the community facilities there on the island cannot cope. there is a huge amount of symbolism in this barge because this is the government trying to show that it is taking the small boats problem seriously and saying to migrants that if you come here and apply for asylum having crossed the channel in small boats, you are not going to get luxury accommodation. the government says it is determined to get the number down and the hotel bills down. this barge will be at the centre of intense political debate. thank you very much.

thank you forjoining us this morning. time to get the weather with carol, you are going to liverpool for eurovision later in the week?— liverpool for eurovision later in the week? ~ . . ., the week? watch out, everyone! eseciall the week? watch out, everyone! especially if _ the week? watch out, everyone! especially if i _ the week? watch out, everyone! especially if i start _ the week? watch out, everyone! especially if i start to _ the week? watch out, everyone! especially if i start to sing! - the week? watch out, everyone! especially if i start to sing! it - the week? watch out, everyone! especially if i start to sing! it is l especially if i start to sing! it is lookin: especially if i start to sing! it is looking great — especially if i start to sing! it is looking great in _ especially if i start to sing! it is looking great in liverpool. the weather is not looking too bad but there is a chance of some showers, but the weekend could well be sunny in liverpool. this morning there is quite a bit of cloud around, some of starting with the sunshine but a mild start, more or less across the board, temperatures ten to 13 degrees. but we are also still seeing a little bit of rain and some showers. yesterday's rain continuing to pull away from east anglia. we will have sunshine to start the day in scotland, a few showers, yesterday's rain still affecting the northern isles. for northern ireland, a lot of dry weather to start with a win a few showers. as we come south across

england and wales, more cloud with one or two breaks but heavy and then re—downpours waiting in the wings between the isles of scilly and pushing steadily across south—west england. showers developing quite widely through the day. slow moving, not much of a breeze and some of them will be thundery. gusty winds across the south—west later. temperatures down a touch yesterday, ten to 18 or 19. the showers will fade, thundery for a time in the south—east. then clear skies, more showers piling into the north—west, merging to give longer spells of rain. not a cold night, merging to give longer spells of rain. nota cold night, not merging to give longer spells of rain. not a cold night, not a cold start tomorrow, a sunny one in the east start with. showers really get going through the day, some heavy and thundery with a hail and

slow—moving. temperatures if anything slipping a little bit more. time now for a story about a friendship and an achievement that sprang from the very darkest of moments. on christmas eve last year, tim edward's daughter ellie was shot tim edward's daughter elle was shot dead outside a pub in merseyside. she was 26 years old. reeling from grief and shock, tim heard about a man, john may, who was walking from lands end tojohn o'groats, and he asked tojoin him. the idea was to give himself some time and space to start to deal with his grief. here on breakfast we've been following tim and john's journey. and yesterday they reached their destination, as jayne mccubbin reports. four months ago, tim's daughter was killed. two months ago, these men were strangers. today, thisjourney,

this friendship has saved them. we've done it. i'm proud of you. john is an actor and comedian who was walking from lands end tojohn o'groats. tim had seen his vlog and asked if he could join for a couple of days. the days turned into weeks, then into months, and now it's almost over. there's a part of me that wants to go on, there's a part of me that wants to stay. yeah, you don't have to think about what you're doing. yeah, you don't have to think about much here. and then going home to a normal life, it's never going to be normal again. we've had a laugh. one thing about scotland, they don't sell pork pies. pork pies are rubbish. it's just been an adventure, absolutely adventure.

this has given him a purpose. a brief sense of peace. laughter, even. come now, children. come, come. along the way they've stopped in every church they could. you might not come in for the religion and you might not call it a prayer. but you, but you are mindful of elle in these moments. oh, yeah, yeah. i said to her, i was asking, i said, elle, give me a sign, give me a sign, something to pick me up. and then that night i was lying in bed and kept having this number, 26, 26 in my mind. and then the next morning, i got up and did a marathon. done a marathon today. yeah. and he has his aviemore marathon commemorative stone. and you felt good doing that? very good, yeah, yeah.

today is a good day. what an end to a great day. because you used to take the car to the corner shop. yeah! yeah. i'd get in the carjust to go the shop to get me leccy. not any more. no, no. this walk is about survival. oh, look at that. elle's murder trial is injune. let's get a picture. and this journey has given him the strength he needed to face it. we're blessed, aren't we, lad? you've had a laugh. yeah, we have, yeah, yeah. i love him, he's my brother now. we'll always be in each other�*s life. you can't go through life just pretending things are not happening. you have to take it head on, you have to face it. you've got to go at it because otherwise it'll beat you. and that's not an option for me, never, giving up is not an option. if this story has

a message, it's this. it's the power of friendship, of laughter, of the strength you mightjust find if you keep putting one foot in front of the other. let's just have a moment to enjoy that. he'll be all right, he's a tough man, he's a strong man. he only come here for a day. that's the type of man he is. you get deep fried mars bars. ifeel like a dad. so when it gets to, like, 5:00, he starts to get a bit grumpy. he needs a nap and a ball. it's good to hear you laugh. you still laughing? yeah. and all of this is done with elle in his heart. there's one amazing photograph that i saw of you and elle on top of a mountain. snowdon.

we just had the greatest day ever, and she loved it. give him a squeeze. let's get you back. get your pajamas, some peppa pig on. it's all been about elle. for me, it was always in her name and couldn't have done it without this man standing next to me. i'll be forever grateful for that. the trip didn't go the way i expected it to go, but i wouldn't change a second of it. wonderful experience. the biggest adventure of my life and i've loved every minute. who knows what the future brings? but i know one thing. everything i've learnt on this trip, i'll take with me.

a huge well done tojohn and tim. they are heading back to liverpool in time for what would have been elle's 27th birthday tomorrow. we send all our love from the breakfast family. lots of love to them. let's look back at the coronation at the weekend. we were spoilt for spectacular images over the coronation weekend. but one of the most striking photographs has to be this one, of the newly crowned king and queen charles and camilla on the balcony at buckingham palace, watching the red arrows fly—past. we wa nted we wanted to talk to the man who took that picture, who was there behind them on the balcony at that moment. chris jackson is the royal photographer for getty images. good morning. can we talk about how

ou do good morning. can we talk about how you do that? — good morning. can we talk about how you do that? that _ good morning. can we talk about how you do that? that incredible. - good morning. can we talk about how you do that? that incredible. we - you do that? that incredible. we have never— you do that? that incredible. we have never seen _ you do that? that incredible. we have never seen that _ you do that? that incredible. we have never seen that kind - you do that? that incredible. we have never seen that kind of- you do that? that incredible. we i have never seen that kind of image before, that angle. it’s have never seen that kind of image before, that angle.— before, that angle. it's lovely to see it so big. — before, that angle. it's lovely to see it so big, you _ before, that angle. it's lovely to see it so big, you can _ before, that angle. it's lovely to see it so big, you can see - before, that angle. it's lovely to see it so big, you can see all. before, that angle. it's lovely to | see it so big, you can see all the people _ see it so big, you can see all the people in— see it so big, you can see all the people in the cloud. i can see a couple — people in the cloud. i can see a couple of— people in the cloud. i can see a couple of people i know there. it was an— couple of people i know there. it was an unusual angle, the first time we have _ was an unusual angle, the first time we have seen that before, very special — we have seen that before, very special to — we have seen that before, very special to have that position and take that — special to have that position and take that photo. 30 special to have that position and take that photo.— special to have that position and take that photo. special to have that position and take that hoto. ., ., , ., take that photo. so how long did you have to take — take that photo. so how long did you have to take it? _ take that photo. so how long did you have to take it? we _ take that photo. so how long did you have to take it? we were all- take that photo. so how long did you have to take it? we were all looking | have to take it? we were all looking forwards at the balcony, at them, i'm imagining you had tojust nip in quite quickly to avoid photo bombing them. t quite quickly to avoid photo bombing them. . , , , , them. i was quite sensitive being in a re them. i was quite sensitive being in a pretty prominent _ them. i was quite sensitive being in a pretty prominent position! - them. i was quite sensitive being in a pretty prominent position! i - them. i was quite sensitive being in a pretty prominent position! i knew| a pretty prominent position! i knew i a pretty prominent position! i knew i would _ a pretty prominent position! i knew i would be — a pretty prominent position! i knew i would be in short briefly, so i tried _ i would be in short briefly, so i tried my— i would be in short briefly, so i tried my hardest to not be too prominent. quite a few seconds are reatiy— prominent. quite a few seconds are really to— prominent. quite a few seconds are really to get in and get that shot. and also— really to get in and get that shot. and also get a bit of height and get

perspective get the crowds in which was important. perspective get the crowds in which was important-— perspective get the crowds in which was imortant. ~ i. . , . was important. when you are planning for this event. — was important. when you are planning for this event, a _ was important. when you are planning for this event, a series _ was important. when you are planning for this event, a series of _ was important. when you are planning for this event, a series of days, - for this event, a series of days, did you have a notebook with a checklist thinking, that is a shot, thatis checklist thinking, that is a shot, that is a moment, that is what i am looking for, and it did you have to plan every single one? i imagine the whole thing is planned to perfection. $5 whole thing is planned to perfection-— whole thing is planned to erfection. , ., ., perfection. as a royal photographer, ou ut in perfection. as a royal photographer, you put in as — perfection. as a royal photographer, you put in as much _ perfection. as a royal photographer, you put in as much planning - perfection. as a royal photographer, you put in as much planning as- perfection. as a royal photographer, you put in as much planning as you i you put in as much planning as you can: _ you put in as much planning as you can, i_ you put in as much planning as you can, iwas— you put in as much planning as you can, i was setting up at night going through— can, i was setting up at night going through it — can, i was setting up at night going through it in my head and talking about— through it in my head and talking about it — through it in my head and talking about it in — through it in my head and talking about it. in the moment you have to throw— about it. in the moment you have to throw in— about it. in the moment you have to throw in some element of luck, that's— throw in some element of luck, that's the — throw in some element of luck, that's the nature of the job and makes — that's the nature of the job and makes it— that's the nature of the job and makes it so much fun because you never— makes it so much fun because you never quite — makes it so much fun because you never quite know what to expect. there's _ never quite know what to expect. there's a — never quite know what to expect. there's a level of planning and preparation, you can do the technical— preparation, you can do the technical stuff, make sure you have the right— technical stuff, make sure you have the right lenses, but in the moment it comes _ the right lenses, but in the moment it comes down to those few seconds and getting that elevation to make sure you _ and getting that elevation to make sure you get the picture. i was certainly— sure you get the picture. i was certainly nervous beforehand. you don't want — certainly nervous beforehand. you don't want to _ certainly nervous beforehand. tm. don't want to get in the way of your colleague's pictures but also you have a family having an event around you and you have to be mindful of them as well.

you and you have to be mindful of them as well-— them as well. yes, it is like the ultimate photo _ them as well. yes, it is like the ultimate photo bomb. - them as well. yes, it is like the ultimate photo bomb. i- them as well. yes, it is like the ultimate photo bomb. i tried i them as well. yes, it is like the ultimate photo bomb. i tried toj ultimate photo bomb. i tried to avoid _ ultimate photo bomb. i tried to avoid that. it is really special and to get— avoid that. it is really special and to get everything in that one frame, the ctear— to get everything in that one frame, the clear rounds, the —— the grounds, _ the clear rounds, the —— the grounds, the cloud —— the crowds, the crowns, — grounds, the cloud —— the crowds, the crowns, and the queen victoria memoriat — the crowns, and the queen victoria memorial. the the crowns, and the queen victoria memorial. ., , , ., , memorial. the ropes, the gowns, the level of detail _ memorial. the ropes, the gowns, the level of detail that _ memorial. the ropes, the gowns, the level of detail that goes _ memorial. the ropes, the gowns, the level of detail that goes into - memorial. the ropes, the gowns, the level of detail that goes into look - level of detail that goes into look is phenomenal —— the robes. we were particularly struck by the queen's gown. particularly struck by the queen's town. , , particularly struck by the queen's town, , , , ., particularly struck by the queen's town. , , , ., , particularly struck by the queen's town. , ,, ., , ., , gown. yes, this shot is moments before they _ gown. yes, this shot is moments before they came _ gown. yes, this shot is moments before they came out _ gown. yes, this shot is moments before they came out on - gown. yes, this shot is moments before they came out on the - gown. yes, this shot is moments - before they came out on the balcony, the tight— before they came out on the balcony, the light coming through the winter, and if— the light coming through the winter, and if you _ the light coming through the winter, and if you look closely at the gown, you can _ and if you look closely at the gown, you can see — and if you look closely at the gown, you can see some detail at the bottom, — you can see some detail at the bottom, she has got her to rescue dogs _ bottom, she has got her to rescue dogs embroidered in the bottom of that incredible gown, amazing getting — that incredible gown, amazing getting a close—up view of that, the incredible _

getting a close—up view of that, the incredible and historic robes. what was the atmosphere _ incredible and historic robes. twat was the atmosphere like there, incredible and historic robes. “kwngt was the atmosphere like there, how are they at that moment? the eyes of the world on them? t are they at that moment? the eyes of the world on them?— the world on them? i was certainly nervous, the world on them? i was certainly nervous. so _ the world on them? i was certainly nervous, so who knows. _ the world on them? i was certainly nervous, so who knows. it - the world on them? i was certainly nervous, so who knows. it was - nervous, so who knows. it was definitely — nervous, so who knows. it was definitely a _ nervous, so who knows. it was definitely a big moment. the one thing _ definitely a big moment. the one thing i_ definitely a big moment. the one thing i will— definitely a big moment. the one thing i will really remember is hearing — thing i will really remember is hearing the cheers of the crowd, that will— hearing the cheers of the crowd, that will live with me for a long time, _ that will live with me for a long time, it— that will live with me for a long time, it was incredible. in that will live with me for a long time, it was incredible. in terms of our time, it was incredible. in terms of your highlight _ time, it was incredible. in terms of your highlight reel _ time, it was incredible. in terms of your highlight reel of _ time, it was incredible. in terms of your highlight reel of the _ time, it was incredible. in terms of your highlight reel of the day, - time, it was incredible. in terms of| your highlight reel of the day, what are your favourite images? your highlight reel of the day, what are yourfavourite images? the your highlight reel of the day, what are your favourite images? the shot with the red — are your favourite images? the shot with the red arrows _ are your favourite images? the shot with the red arrows will _ are your favourite images? the shot with the red arrows will live - are your favourite images? the shot with the red arrows will live with i with the red arrows will live with me for— with the red arrows will live with me for a — with the red arrows will live with me for a long time, seeing them fly over, _ me for a long time, seeing them fly over, getting that perspective. i used _ over, getting that perspective. i used to— over, getting that perspective. i used to have a friend who flew with the red _ used to have a friend who flew with the red arrows and i found it quite funny— the red arrows and i found it quite funny that — the red arrows and i found it quite funny that he got the perspective from _ funny that he got the perspective from above and i got the shot from below _ from above and i got the shot from below that — from above and i got the shot from below. that was really special. there — below. that was really special. there was _ below. that was really special. there was talk on saturday morning, speculation that because of the weather, the fly—past might not happen at all so you must have been, after all that planning, thinking... i think we were limited the helicopters and the red arrows. you not our helicopters and the red arrows. you got your shot- _ helicopters and the red arrows. you got your shot- in _ helicopters and the red arrows. you got your shot. in the _ helicopters and the red arrows. you got your shot. in the end! _ helicopters and the red arrows. you got your shot. in the end! this - got your shot. in the end! this family you _ got your shot. in the end! this family you have _ got your shot. in the end! this family you have photographed| got your shot. in the end! this - family you have photographed over years, you? you have seen charles

and camilla over years. what was it like to be a part of that moment, having documented their relationship over all of this time? t having documented their relationship over all of this time?— over all of this time? i think that's what _ over all of this time? i think that's what made _ over all of this time? i think that's what made the - over all of this time? i think i that's what made the moment over all of this time? i think - that's what made the moment so speciat _ that's what made the moment so speciat i— that's what made the moment so special. i have been lucky enough to photograph them for 20 years, travelling around the world and covering — travelling around the world and covering their domestic engagements. to see _ covering their domestic engagements. to see this _ covering their domestic engagements. to see this crowning moment and to be to see this crowning moment and to he therefore them, it felt very speciat — be therefore them, it felt very speciat i_ he therefore them, it felt very special. i am trying to create an archive — special. i am trying to create an archive which gives you an insight into the _ archive which gives you an insight into the characters of the royal family— into the characters of the royal family and create something different so this was special for me _ different so this was special for me. . different so this was special for me, ., . ., . ., different so this was special for me. . . ., . , me. that connection, that trust between you — me. that connection, that trust between you and _ me. that connection, that trust between you and there - me. that connection, that trust between you and there must i me. that connection, that trust. between you and there must really help. just saying, wait a second, take a picture. they trust you and no you. take a picture. they trust you and no ou. �* ., , take a picture. they trust you and no ou.“ .,, . take a picture. they trust you and no ou. �* ., , . take a picture. they trust you and no ou.“ .,, . , no you. i'm not sure about that but the do no you. i'm not sure about that but they do see — no you. i'm not sure about that but they do see me _ no you. i'm not sure about that but they do see me a — no you. i'm not sure about that but they do see me a lot, _ no you. i'm not sure about that but they do see me a lot, they - no you. i'm not sure about that but they do see me a lot, they can - no you. i'm not sure about that but they do see me a lot, they can see| they do see me a lot, they can see my spiky— they do see me a lot, they can see my spiky hair poking up! it�*s they do see me a lot, they can see my spiky hair poking up!— my spiky hair poking up! it's not 'ust the my spiky hair poking up! it's not just the ceremony, _ my spiky hair poking up! it's not just the ceremony, you - my spiky hair poking up! it's not just the ceremony, you are - my spiky hair poking up! it's not just the ceremony, you are also | my spiky hair poking up! it's not i just the ceremony, you are also at the concert, which was a completely different atmosphere. we have

incredible pictures of the crowd, the most important part of that celebration.— the most important part of that celebration. , . , celebration. yes, you had the pomp and ceremony— celebration. yes, you had the pomp and ceremony of— celebration. yes, you had the pomp and ceremony of the _ celebration. yes, you had the pomp and ceremony of the coronation, i celebration. yes, you had the pomp| and ceremony of the coronation, the history. _ and ceremony of the coronation, the history. it _ and ceremony of the coronation, the history, it was a lovely contrast to id history, it was a lovely contrast to go to— history, it was a lovely contrast to go to the — history, it was a lovely contrast to go to the concert in windsor, a beautiful— go to the concert in windsor, a beautiful evening, beautiful spring evening, _ beautiful evening, beautiful spring evening, festival feeling. that was lovely _ evening, festival feeling. that was lovely. and everyone enjoyed it, the royats _ lovely. and everyone enjoyed it, the royals were up there dancing. i have seen the _ royals were up there dancing. i have seen the king dancing a few times before _ seen the king dancing a few times before in— seen the king dancing a few times before in various tours so i know he has got _ before in various tours so i know he has got some good moves and so it was great _ has got some good moves and so it was great to see them enjoying the moment _ was great to see them enjoying the moment. katy perry, take that, and the cuts _ moment. katy perry, take that, and the cuts looked spectacular but i missed _ the cuts looked spectacular but i missed the drone show because i was at the _ missed the drone show because i was at the front, — missed the drone show because i was at the front, you have to be right at the front, you have to be right at the _ at the front, you have to be right at the back— at the front, you have to be right at the back to get the good moment. when _ at the back to get the good moment. when you _ at the back to get the good moment. when you are in the midst of these moments. — when you are in the midst of these moments, you are looking to the camera — moments, you are looking to the camera. ., . ., . ., camera. lionel richie got the crowd auoin ? camera. lionel richie got the crowd uroin? he camera. lionel richie got the crowd going? he can _ camera. lionel richie got the crowd going? he can perform, _ camera. lionel richie got the crowd going? he can perform, that - camera. lionel richie got the crowd| going? he can perform, that meant.

amazing pictures to reflect on. one question when you are there, on buckingham palace balcony, how much kit do you have? do you have different lenses and cameras? thea;r different lenses and cameras? they are a little bit _ different lenses and cameras? they are a little bit lighter— different lenses and cameras? they are a little bit lighter now, but if i are a little bit lighter now, but if i carry— are a little bit lighter now, but if i carry too — are a little bit lighter now, but if i carry too much stuff around i cannot — i carry too much stuff around i cannot walk at the end of the day so i cannot walk at the end of the day so i keep— cannot walk at the end of the day so i keep it _ cannot walk at the end of the day so i keep it lightweight and simple, don't _ i keep it lightweight and simple, don't have too much because you've -ot don't have too much because you've got to— don't have too much because you've got to move — don't have too much because you've got to move around a lot. hopefully i got to move around a lot. hopefully i have _ got to move around a lot. hopefully i have the _ got to move around a lot. hopefully i have the right to get on the day. i have the right to get on the day. ithink— i have the right to get on the day. i think you — i have the right to get on the day. i think you did! gur i have the right to get on the day. i think you did!— i have the right to get on the day. i think you did! our expert opinion is ou had i think you did! our expert opinion is you had the _ i think you did! our expert opinion is you had the right _ i think you did! our expert opinion is you had the right kit! _ i think you did! our expert opinion is you had the right kit! much i i think you did! our expert opinion | is you had the right kit! much more coming up but first the news, travel and weather where you are. a very good morning, welcome to bbc london. i“m thomas magill. transport for london says it is working to reduce tube dust on the network, and has commissioned research to find out more about its health impacts. track cleaning teams

work every night, cleaning up a mixture of human hair, skin and iron oxide that comes from carriage wheels and brakes. the dustiest lines are the central and balerloo. drivers“ unions say they have concerns. but tfl insists the air on the tube isn't harmful. is it safe? so, it is safe, but there is still particulate matter. so our emphasis is on keeping the dust down. we monitor the dust levels very regularly, and we know that they're within the hse — that's the health & safety executive — limits. police are appealing for witnesses after two men were shot in peckham in south east london. it happened on sunday in lyndhurst way. a person on a moped fired at three people who were in a car. it overturned as they tried to escape. the victims are not thought to have life changing injuries. a third person in the car ran off. now, only a few days to the eurovision final, and north london's mae muller

is getting ready to represent the uk at the event this weekend. # instead i wrote a song...# but there's the semi—finals for contestants to get through first, and londoners will be able to watch the first of them tonight on a big screen in battersea park for free. it's the first time britain has hosted the event in 25 years, after coming second last year to ukraine. let's take a look at how the tubes running on the first day back to work for many of you. there's minor delays on the bakerloo line this morning. and for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a very mild start. a little damp, however. we had some heavy rain overnight. today is a day of thundery showers and some sunny spells. low pressure in charge to the north—west of the uk,

driving these fronts through, which is going to bring these showers. like i said, very frequent. rumbles of thunder, lightning mixed in there, some hail too. temperatures getting up to a maximum of 17 celsius. we will still have some showers rumbling into the evening, but gradually they will become fewer and further between. the skies clearing, and under those clear skies, the temperatures a little cooler than last night, back down in single figures at seven celsius. it also means a bright start to wednesday, a dry start to wednesday, with some sunshine, but once again low pressure very much in charge. and we're going to see frequent showers again. they could be heavy, thundery, slow—moving. similar conditions for thursday. on friday we start to see a ridge of high pressure just starting to build. and that will bring some slightly drier, more settled conditions, as we head into the weekend. that's it from me. more on our website and the bbc news app. i'll be back in half an hour. bye—bye.

hello, you're watching breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. the main story is an expression of regret by the metropolitan police over the arrest of six protesters on the morning of the king's coronation. the force has also apologised to graeme smith, one of those arrested, ahead —— the head of the campaign group republic. those arrested, ahead -- the head of the campaign group republic. several members of the _ the campaign group republic. several members of the government - the campaign group republic. several members of the government had i members of the government had previously expressed support for the office“ action at the weekend. let's speak to the health minister neil o'brien. good morning. you were among those members of the government who were saying, well done to the police, on saturday. [30 done to the police, on saturday. do ou done to the police, on saturday. do you regret tweeting that now? no, i still say— you regret tweeting that now? no, i still say well done to the police. i think— still say well done to the police. i think they— still say well done to the police. i think they did an overall excellent 'ob think they did an overall excellent job of— think they did an overall excellent job of policing the coronation, an important — job of policing the coronation, an important event that went off very smoothly —

important event that went off very smoothly. the police operation is independent. we as politicians don't control— independent. we as politicians don't control every decision they make. they— control every decision they make. they are — control every decision they make. they are making a really difficult set of _ they are making a really difficult set of decisions in a split second to keep — set of decisions in a split second to keep people safe and key public order~ _ to keep people safe and key public order. some of the things we have been _ order. some of the things we have been reading about, some of the reasons— been reading about, some of the reasons why people were intervened on, reasons why people were intervened on. people _ reasons why people were intervened on, people setting off rape alarms and scaring horses, that could have been _ and scaring horses, that could have been a _ and scaring horses, that could have been a dangerous thing to do, it could _ been a dangerous thing to do, it could have — been a dangerous thing to do, it could have caused horses to bolt and people _ could have caused horses to bolt and people could have lost their lives. the police — people could have lost their lives. the police have to take decisions on a split— the police have to take decisions on a split second to keep the public safe and — a split second to keep the public safe and try to keep society orderly _ safe and try to keep society orderly i_ safe and try to keep society orderly. i don't want to second—guess every single decision they make — second—guess every single decision they make. sometimes, for sure, like everybody. _ they make. sometimes, for sure, like everybody, doubtless to correct doubtless mistakes will be made along _ doubtless mistakes will be made along the way. overall i think the police _ along the way. overall i think the police did — along the way. overall i think the police did a very good job at keeping _ police did a very good job at keeping public order at the coronation. so we got to enjoy a fantastic— coronation. so we got to enjoy a fantastic occasion. coronation. so we got to en'oy a fantastic occasion.i fantastic occasion. let's concentrate _ fantastic occasion. let's concentrate on - fantastic occasion. let's concentrate on the i fantastic occasion. let's concentrate on the six l fantastic occasion. let's _ concentrate on the six anti-monarchy concentrate on the six anti—monarchy protesters arrested he will not face charges. they have been released and apologise to. when police made those

arrested, the ones they now regret, they were using these new powers given under your public order act, a new law that has come in. and your critics warned us that went through parliament that it could lead to exactly this kind of scenario. so what is the problem here? is the problem of the legislation, or is it how it was interpreted by the police? how it was interpreted by the olice? ,, ., how it was interpreted by the olice? . , . police? so, the police were using a whole range _ police? so, the police were using a whole range of— police? so, the police were using a whole range of different _ police? so, the police were using a whole range of different powers i police? so, the police were using a whole range of different powers for the different interventions they made — the different interventions they made. the locking on rules... using our new made. the locking on rules... using your new law? _ made. the locking on rules... using your new law? yes, _ made. the locking on rules... using your new law? yes, i _ made. the locking on rules... using your new law? yes, i am _ made. the locking on rules... using your new law? yes, i am coming i made. the locking on rules... using your new law? yes, i am coming on| made. the locking on rules... using i your new law? yes, i am coming on to that. the reason _ your new law? yes, i am coming on to that. the reason we _ your new law? yes, i am coming on to that. the reason we brought _ your new law? yes, i am coming on to that. the reason we brought in - your new law? yes, i am coming on to that. the reason we brought in this i that. the reason we brought in this legislation— that. the reason we brought in this legislation is to stop groups like 'ust legislation is to stop groups like just stop — legislation is to stop groups like just stop oil from causing huge disruption, the kind of disruption we have — disruption, the kind of disruption we have seen in recent months. people — we have seen in recent months. people stuck in trafficjams, ambulances stuck in trafficjams. this is— ambulances stuck in trafficjams. this is caused by a tiny minority of people _ this is caused by a tiny minority of people out— this is caused by a tiny minority of people out to cause chaos and all kinds _ people out to cause chaos and all kinds of— people out to cause chaos and all kinds of public disorder. that is

why we — kinds of public disorder. that is why we changed the law to give the police _ why we changed the law to give the police the _ why we changed the law to give the police the powers they need to manage — police the powers they need to manage that kind of disruption from a tiny— manage that kind of disruption from a tiny minority of people causing real danger to life and limb for other— real danger to life and limb for other people. i think it is the right— other people. i think it is the right legislation. as i say, we don't — right legislation. as i say, we don't make operational decisions for the police _ don't make operational decisions for the police and i respect the fact they are — the police and i respect the fact they are having to make split—second decisions _ they are having to make split—second decisions that are matters of life and death— decisions that are matters of life and death sometimes, in the moment, in a complicated situation where you are managing huge crowds of people. i are managing huge crowds of people. i don't _ are managing huge crowds of people. i don't want _ are managing huge crowds of people. i don't want to second—guess every single _ i don't want to second—guess every single decision. if they are apologising for some of the things i have not— apologising for some of the things i have not got right, they are right to do— have not got right, they are right to do so — have not got right, they are right to do so. but overall, i thought in a difficult — to do so. but overall, i thought in a difficult situation they managed at that— a difficult situation they managed at that huge national event very well and — at that huge national event very well and it went off very smoothly for the _ well and it went off very smoothly for the entire rest of the country to enon — for the entire rest of the country to enon lt— for the entire rest of the country to en'o . , ., . . for the entire rest of the country to en'o. , ., . . ,. to en'oy. it is not a great start for to enjoy. it is not a great start for our to enjoy. it is not a great start for your new _ to enjoy. it is not a great start for your new law _ to enjoy. it is not a great start for your new law though, i to enjoy. it is not a great start for your new law though, is i to enjoy. it is not a great start| for your new law though, is it? to enjoy. it is not a great start i for your new law though, is it? i think the new law is absolutely needed — think the new law is absolutely needed and i completely defended. when _ needed and i completely defended. when people are locking onto things to call— when people are locking onto things to call scales for millions of people. _ to call scales for millions of people, to do things that are really dangerous— people, to do things that are really dangerous like stopping ambulances getting _ dangerous like stopping ambulances getting to hospital, i make no

apology— getting to hospital, i make no apology for changing the law to stop apology for changing the law to stop a tiny— apology for changing the law to stop a tiny minority groups causing complete _ a tiny minority groups causing complete chaos for the law—abiding public _ complete chaos for the law—abiding public it— complete chaos for the law—abiding public it is— complete chaos for the law—abiding public. it is the right thing to do. these _ public. it is the right thing to do. these people were not doing that. they were arrested on suspicion of having that kind of cute, but when it came to it, the police admitted they did not have that kind of case at all. it is this kind of confusion you were warned about when the law was going through parliament? the olice are was going through parliament? the police are having to work on operational intelligence, which i am not privy— operational intelligence, which i am not privy to — operational intelligence, which i am not privy to. they will look at the background and what people have done _ background and what people have done. one of the people arrested was somebody— done. one of the people arrested was somebody who is track record as throwing — somebody who is track record as throwing eggs at the monarchy. some of these _ throwing eggs at the monarchy. some of these people have an operational background. the police have to make these _ background. the police have to make these decisions in a very split—second way. if they —— if they have _ split—second way. if they —— if they have made — split—second way. if they —— if they have made mistakes they are right to apologise _ have made mistakes they are right to apologise. overall i think they did apologise. overall i think they did a pretty— apologise. overall i think they did a pretty good job of managing a big event _ a pretty good job of managing a big event that— a pretty good job of managing a big event that could have a very chaotic _ event that could have a very chaotic, and could have been disrupted by a selfish minority of people. —

disrupted by a selfish minority of people, from going off without a h in a very— people, from going off without a h in a very smooth way. and that is always— in a very smooth way. and that is always a — in a very smooth way. and that is always a decision they have to make as the _ always a decision they have to make as the police. always a decision they have to make as the police-— as the police. these particular protesters _ as the police. these particular protesters who _ as the police. these particular protesters who have - as the police. these particular protesters who have been i as the police. these particular- protesters who have been apologised to, they did exactly what the new law expected of them. they went through, they liaised with authorities, they told them where they were going to be, what they were going to do. doesn't the fact it came to this, and we are now all talking about the police regret, doesn't itjust undermine your new legislation? 50. doesn't itjust undermine your new legislation?— legislation? so, some people in olitics legislation? so, some people in politics will _ legislation? so, some people in politics will say, _ legislation? so, some people in politics will say, it's _ legislation? so, some people in politics will say, it's ok - legislation? so, some people in politics will say, it's ok for i politics will say, it's ok for people _ politics will say, it's ok for people to lock themselves onto things— people to lock themselves onto things and disrupting traffic and make _ things and disrupting traffic and make millions of people late and stop ambulances get —— getting to hospital— stop ambulances get —— getting to hospital when people desperately need to— hospital when people desperately need to get there. that is ok. that is their— need to get there. that is ok. that is their right — need to get there. that is ok. that is their right to protest. it comes above _ is their right to protest. it comes above everything else. that is not my view — above everything else. that is not my view. we have to be proportionate about— my view. we have to be proportionate about these _ my view. we have to be proportionate about these kind of things. people will also _ about these kind of things. people will also have a right to peaceful protest — will also have a right to peaceful protest. the new law is intended to stop a _ protest. the new law is intended to stop a small minority of people doing _ stop a small minority of people doing dangerous things and causing

hu-e doing dangerous things and causing huge and _ doing dangerous things and causing huge and unfair disruption for millions— huge and unfair disruption for millions of people. that is the right— millions of people. that is the right balance. we got the balance right _ right balance. we got the balance right. other people will disagree. but i _ right. other people will disagree. but i think to protect the interests of the _ but i think to protect the interests of the great law—abiding majority, whoiust _ of the great law—abiding majority, whojust want to of the great law—abiding majority, who just want to go about their daily— who just want to go about their daily work, they want to know they are safe _ daily work, they want to know they are safe and air ambulance will get to hospital— are safe and air ambulance will get to hospital on time, rather than having — to hospital on time, rather than having chaos caused for them and risks— having chaos caused for them and risks taken— having chaos caused for them and risks taken by a tiny minority of people~~ — risks taken by a tiny minority of --eole. .. . risks taken by a tiny minority of people- - -_ risks taken by a tiny minority of --eole... . . , , people... even if that means people bein: people... even if that means people being arrested _ people... even if that means people being arrested and _ people... even if that means people being arrested and then _ people... even if that means people being arrested and then being i being arrested and then being regretted and apologising for? so the police have to take these operational decisions in the moment. one of— operational decisions in the moment. one of the _ operational decisions in the moment. one of the problems for the police is, until— one of the problems for the police is, until somebody does something disruptive — is, until somebody does something disruptive or dangerous, there is often _ disruptive or dangerous, there is often the — disruptive or dangerous, there is often the way of proving that their intent _ often the way of proving that their intent is _ often the way of proving that their intent is going to be. they have to look at _ intent is going to be. they have to look at the — intent is going to be. they have to look at the back processes. if you have _ look at the back processes. if you have a _ look at the back processes. if you have a massive crowd of hundreds of thousands _ have a massive crowd of hundreds of thousands of people and you have a wide range — thousands of people and you have a wide range of people who have come with the _ wide range of people who have come with the intention of disrupting it, it is obvious to a difficult thing to do — it is obvious to a difficult thing to do as _ it is obvious to a difficult thing to do as i _ it is obvious to a difficult thing to do. as i say, we are not operationally in charge of the police — operationally in charge of the police. they have to make their own decisions _ police. they have to make their own

decisions in — police. they have to make their own decisions in the moment. when they -et decisions in the moment. when they get it— decisions in the moment. when they get it wrong it is right they should apologise. but overall i think they did a _ apologise. but overall i think they did a good — apologise. but overall i think they did a good job of policing. the new law we _ did a good job of policing. the new law we brought in, it is important for the _ law we brought in, it is important for the police to use it right, it is the — for the police to use it right, it is the right— for the police to use it right, it is the right thing to do, because where _ is the right thing to do, because where people are having huge disruption, because people are chaining — disruption, because people are chaining themselves to things, locking — chaining themselves to things, locking themselves to things, gluing themselves to the road, normal people — themselves to the road, normal people trying to obey the law and go about— people trying to obey the law and go about things in a fair way, is that fair for— about things in a fair way, is that fair for their— about things in a fair way, is that fair for their lives to be disrupted because — fair for their lives to be disrupted because of— fair for their lives to be disrupted because of a group of people who have taken a protest too far. you are a health _ have taken a protest too far. gm. are a health minister, let's talk about the gp recovery plan, more money for technology for services, helper pharmacies to deal with the public and take some of the pressure off gps. we have heard from a gp this morning. we have heard from a pharmacist. they have both said fine, money is all well and good, but what we need urgently is a lot more doctors? 50. but what we need urgently is a lot more doctors?— but what we need urgently is a lot more doctors? so, that is absolutely art of more doctors? so, that is absolutely part of ahmad _ more doctors? so, that is absolutely part of ahmad plan. _ more doctors? so, that is absolutely part of ahmad plan. there _ more doctors? so, that is absolutely part of ahmad plan. there are i more doctors? so, that is absolutely part of ahmad plan. there are aboutj part of ahmad plan. there are about 37,000 _ part of ahmad plan. there are about 37,000 more doctors working in the nhs than _ 37,000 more doctors working in the nhs than when we came to office and we will— nhs than when we came to office and we will continue to expand that

number~ — we will continue to expand that number. we have about 2000 more doctors _ number. we have about 2000 more doctors working in general practice that we _ doctors working in general practice that we did in 2019 before the pandemic, and another 25,000 more extra _ pandemic, and another 25,000 more extra clinicians. that big investment in extra staff is how general— investment in extra staff is how general practitioners are managing to deliver— general practitioners are managing to deliver something like 10% more appointments every month than they were doing before the cupboard or pandemic — were doing before the cupboard or pandemic. a huge increase in output thanks— pandemic. a huge increase in output thanks to _ pandemic. a huge increase in output thanks to their hard work and the extra _ thanks to their hard work and the extra staff — thanks to their hard work and the extra staff. but on top of that, that _ extra staff. but on top of that, that is — extra staff. but on top of that, that is why we are making the extra interventions today, because people still want _ interventions today, because people still want more gp appointments on top of— still want more gp appointments on top of that, that is why we are spending _ top of that, that is why we are spending £645 million over the next two years _ spending £645 million over the next two years to introduce what is effectively a whole new nhs service called _ effectively a whole new nhs service called pharmacy first, where you can io called pharmacy first, where you can go to— called pharmacy first, where you can go to your— called pharmacy first, where you can go to your community pharmacist on the high— go to your community pharmacist on the high street, or in your neighbourhood, and you can get treatment for a wide variety of treatment fora wide variety of common— treatment for a wide variety of common conditions, things like sore throats, _ common conditions, things like sore throats, earaches, sinusitis, infected _ throats, earaches, sinusitis, infected insect bites etc. that will free up _ infected insect bites etc. that will free up 15— infected insect bites etc. that will free up 15 million extra gp appointments. it will also help

people — appointments. it will also help people to get treated in every convenient way. so, as well as making — convenient way. so, as well as making that investment in pharmacies, we are also providing another— pharmacies, we are also providing another 240 million for technology in general— another 240 million for technology in general practice to give them up—to—date phone systems, so you never— up—to—date phone systems, so you never get _ up—to—date phone systems, so you never get an— up—to—date phone systems, so you never get an engaged tone when you rin-, never get an engaged tone when you ring, and _ never get an engaged tone when you ring, and really good online access. we know _ ring, and really good online access. we know where we have introduced this already, listening to the gps that have — this already, listening to the gps that have done it, it improves people's— that have done it, it improves people's ability to get through. 30% more _ people's ability to get through. 30% more people say it is easier to get hold of— more people say it is easier to get hold of the — more people say it is easier to get hold of the gp. by making that investment in technology, about £60,000 — investment in technology, about £60,000 per practice once we have -ot £60,000 per practice once we have got the _ £60,000 per practice once we have got the old — £60,000 per practice once we have got the old kate, that will make it easier~ _ got the old kate, that will make it easier. ., . , , ., easier. you are giving us loads of numbers- — easier. you are giving us loads of numbers- let _ easier. you are giving us loads of numbers. let me _ easier. you are giving us loads of numbers. let me give _ easier. you are giving us loads of numbers. let me give you - easier. you are giving us loads of numbers. let me give you a i easier. you are giving us loads of. numbers. let me give you a number you put in your manifesto at the last election. you promised 6000 new gps by the end of next year. that is not going to happen, is it? so. gps by the end of next year. that is not going to happen, is it?- not going to happen, is it? so, we do have 2000 _ not going to happen, is it? so, we do have 2000 more _ not going to happen, is it? so, we do have 2000 more doctors i not going to happen, is it? so, we do have 2000 more doctors in i not going to happen, is it? so, we i do have 2000 more doctors in general practice _ do have 2000 more doctors in general practice and _ do have 2000 more doctors in general practice and we did in 2019. you romised practice and we did in 2019. you promised 6000. _ practice and we did in 2019. you promised 6000. we _ practice and we did in 2019. you promised 6000. we are - practice and we did in 2019. you | promised 6000. we are working practice and we did in 2019. you i promised 6000. we are working to increase that _ promised 6000. we are working to increase that further. _

promised 6000. we are working to increase that further. we _ promised 6000. we are working to increase that further. we have i increase that further. we have reformed _ increase that further. we have reformed gps' pensions, the number one thing _ reformed gps' pensions, the number one thing they're asking for. that will bed _ one thing they're asking for. that will bed about 9000 senior gps. so we can— will bed about 9000 senior gps. so we can retain those senior people. we are _ we can retain those senior people. we are training more gps than ever before _ we are training more gps than ever before we — we are training more gps than ever before. we have 2600 a year in training — before. we have 2600 a year in training to _ before. we have 2600 a year in training to 4000 600 a year in training — training to 4000 600 a year in training. we will continue to expand the numbers in training in the workforce _ the numbers in training in the workforce plan. as well as the extra doctors _ workforce plan. as well as the extra doctors we — workforce plan. as well as the extra doctors we are also putting in, we have _ doctors we are also putting in, we have put— doctors we are also putting in, we have put in— doctors we are also putting in, we have put in 25,000 extra clinicians, people _ have put in 25,000 extra clinicians, people like — have put in 25,000 extra clinicians, people like physiotherapists, pharmacists etc come into general practice _ pharmacists etc come into general practice. the total number of people working _ practice. the total number of people working in— practice. the total number of people working in general practice is higher— working in general practice is higher than it was in 2019 just before — higher than it was in 2019 just before the pandemic. that is how they can — before the pandemic. that is how they can do, as i say, 10% more appointments every month than they were doing before. they are working incredibly— were doing before. they are working incredibly hard. i pay tribute to them _ incredibly hard. i pay tribute to them for— incredibly hard. i pay tribute to them for that. they are delivering a huge _ them for that. they are delivering a huge amount extra patients. thank ou ve huge amount extra patients. thank you very much _ huge amount extra patients. thank you very much indeed _ huge amount extra patients. thank you very much indeed for _ huge amount extra patients. thank you very much indeed forjoining i huge amount extra patients. tta.�*"t«; you very much indeed forjoining us. time sport. john easier. how many

goals were there yesterday? crazy, chaotic. 21 goals were there yesterday? crazy, chaotic- 21 in _ goals were there yesterday? crazy, chaotic. 21 in total. _ goals were there yesterday? crazy, chaotic. 21 in total. a _ goals were there yesterday? crazy, chaotic. 21 in total. a mad, - goals were there yesterday? crazy, chaotic. 21 in total. a mad, mad i goals were there yesterday? crazy, | chaotic. 21 in total. a mad, mad day in the _ chaotic. 21 in total. a mad, mad day in the premier league. you can tell how serious— in the premier league. you can tell how serious things are getting at the bottom. the upshot of it is everton — the bottom. the upshot of it is everton winning, nottingham forest women, _ everton winning, nottingham forest women, they are out of it, lester very— women, they are out of it, lester very much— women, they are out of it, lester very much in— women, they are out of it, lester very much in need, in the battle to avoid _ very much in need, in the battle to avoid regulate —— relegation. —— nottingham _ avoid regulate —— relegation. —— nottingham forest winning. good morning — nottingham forest winning. good morning. goals galore at the bottom of the _ morning. goals galore at the bottom of the premier league. 21 in total. five of— of the premier league. 21 in total. five of them coming for everton, who are out— five of them coming for everton, who are out of— five of them coming for everton, who are out of the — five of them coming for everton, who are out of the relegation zone for the time — are out of the relegation zone for the time being at least. the corea scored _ the time being at least. the corea scored twice as they stunned the seagulls — scored twice as they stunned the seagulls. brighton with only their second _ seagulls. brighton with only their second league win of the seas —— league _ second league win of the seas —— league defeat at home all season. delightfully travelling fans. and delight for their manager sean dyche — delight for their manager sean dyche. that was six. this was seven. nottingham — dyche. that was six. this was seven. nottingham forest beating

southampton 4—3 to climb above the dreaded _ southampton 4—3 to climb above the dreaded dotted line. they needle with the — dreaded dotted line. they needle with the fourth goal at a rocking city ground. forest up to 16. the saints _ city ground. forest up to 16. the saints on — city ground. forest up to 16. the saints on the brink of relegation at the bottom, which would end their 11 year stay— the bottom, which would end their 11 year stay in — the bottom, which would end their 11 year stay in the top flight. topping all that— year stay in the top flight. topping all that there was the eight goals scored _ all that there was the eight goals scored at — all that there was the eight goals scored at craven cottage. leicester and the _ scored at craven cottage. leicester and the wrong end of this one. and how terminal could that be for their survival— how terminal could that be for their survival hopes, slipping into the drop— survival hopes, slipping into the drop song. _ survival hopes, slipping into the drop song, in real trouble, after losing _ drop song, in real trouble, after losing 58— drop song, in real trouble, after losing 5—3 to fulham? some tough questions — losing 5—3 to fulham? some tough questions for the players to answer after~ _ it was a thrilling final day in the championship but a signal from millwall, — championship but a signal from millwall, one of the teams are vying to come _ millwall, one of the teams are vying to come up — millwall, one of the teams are vying to come up. they needed a win against — to come up. they needed a win against blackburn. they were 3—1 up and cruising. but any fans watching, look away now. rovers staged an astonishing second half comeback to win 4—3, thanks to this late

winner from ben brereton—diaz. blackburn themselves just miss out on the play—offs as well. and that's because sunderland took advantage of millwall's slip up to finish sixth. they were 3—0 winners at preston, with manchester united loanee amad diallo scoring the pick of the goals. they'll face luton in the play—offs. and coventry booked their place in the play—offs, taking fifth spot after getting the point they needed at middlesbrough. they'll face each other again in the play—offs, which begin on saturday. de fancy a jaunt to madrid at the moment, — de fancy a jaunt to madrid at the moment, perhaps a little tapas, a beer? _ moment, perhaps a little tapas, a beer? and — moment, perhaps a little tapas, a beer? and which really can you relax when _ beer? and which really can you relax when you _ beer? and which really can you relax when you know the trophy have been chasing _ when you know the trophy have been chasing most of all at stake? —— how much _ chasing most of all at stake? —— how much you _ chasing most of all at stake? —— how much you really can you relax? they play real _ much you really can you relax? they play real madrid in the first leg of the european champion league semifinal. and as olly foster has found _ semifinal. and as olly foster has found out, — semifinal. and as olly foster has found out, mixing with the fans there. — found out, mixing with the fans there, there is a feeling this might be their— there, there is a feeling this might be their year.

they - be their year. they have been here before, almost exactly a year ago when real madrid knocked them out of the same stage. that was one of the most extraordinary matches in the history of the champions league. the spaniards, with an injury time —— the spaniards with an injury time goal in extra time winner, but manchester city come armed this time. ~ . . . . manchester city come armed this time. . ., ., ., ., , , time. we have haaland, the best striker in the _ time. we have haaland, the best striker in the world. _ time. we have haaland, the best striker in the world. that - time. we have haaland, the best striker in the world. that is i time. we have haaland, the best striker in the world. that is what | striker in the world. that is what is different. he striker in the world. that is what is different-— is different. he is incredible. he is different. he is incredible. he is a rocket- _ is different. he is incredible. he is a rocket. it's _ is different. he is incredible. he is a rocket. it's crazy, _ is different. he is incredible. he is a rocket. it's crazy, really. i is different. he is incredible. he| is a rocket. it's crazy, really. but if we _ is a rocket. it's crazy, really. but if we are — is a rocket. it's crazy, really. but if we are going to have it, we are about— if we are going to have it, we are about to — if we are going to have it, we are about to have at this year. he will aet two. about to have at this year. he will get two- we _ about to have at this year. he will get two. we will _ about to have at this year. he will get two. we will win _ about to have at this year. he will get two. we will win 4-0. - about to have at this year. he will get two. we will win 4-0. will i about to have at this year. he will. get two. we will win 4-0. will your voice hold out? _ get two. we will win 4-0. will your voice hold out? i— get two. we will win 4-0. will your voice hold out? i don't— get two. we will win 4-0. will your voice hold out? i don't think - get two. we will win 4-0. will your voice hold out? i don't think so! i voice hold out? i don't think so! istanbul, here _ voice hold out? i don't think so! istanbul, here we _ voice hold out? i don't think so! istanbul, here we come! - voice hold out? i don't think so! | istanbul, here we come! nobody voice hold out? i don't think so! i istanbul, here we come! nobody has made such an _ istanbul, here we come! nobody has made such an impact _ istanbul, here we come! nobody has made such an impact on _ istanbul, here we come! nobody has made such an impact on the - istanbul, here we come! nobody has made such an impact on the english | made such an impact on the english game in their debut season. 51 goals and counting. the striking viking keeping city ahead in the title race. firing them into the fa cup final. tonight, he leads the line against european chabbey. haaland

certainly won't have any, but what about those of the manchester city players might be carrying some of the scars of what happened here 12 months ago at the bernabeu stadium. the manager says if they have any chance of reaching the final they have to put all that behind him. what happened in the past is in the past. we are not here for revenge. it is another opportunity. as much we are here, one day we will get it. one day we will reach the final and we will win it. and we come here to do this this season. tflick we will win it. and we come here to do this this season.— do this this season. nick porter is with et do this this season. nick porter is with pet or _ do this this season. nick porter is with pet or on _ do this this season. nick porter is with pet or on that _ do this this season. nick porter is with pet or on that after- do this this season. nick porter is with pet or on that after 50 i do this this season. nick porter is with pet or on that after 50 years| with pet or on that after 50 years watching city together he lost his father ten days ago. he watching city together he lost his father ten days ago.— father ten days ago. he told me three months _ father ten days ago. he told me three months ago, _ father ten days ago. he told me three months ago, he _ father ten days ago. he told me three months ago, he said, - father ten days ago. he told me three months ago, he said, i've| father ten days ago. he told me - three months ago, he said, i'vejust got this feeling, i've got this feeling this is our year four the champions league. that is why i don't feel nervous. we are going to don't feel nervous. we are going to do it this year. we are. i'm going to do it forjohn porter. this is for you, to do it forjohn porter. this is foryou, dad. to do it forjohn porter. this is for you. dad-—

for you, dad. whatever their inspiration — for you, dad. whatever their inspiration as _ for you, dad. whatever their inspiration as they _ for you, dad. whatever their inspiration as they arrive - for you, dad. whatever their i inspiration as they arrive here, for you, dad. whatever their - inspiration as they arrive here, you can feel they believe running through the city support that they will conquer europe for the first time. but once again the 1a timeds champions real madrid, with their own superstar, will have a huge sigh that. , ., ., , , that. there you go. the sun is shinina , that. there you go. the sun is shining. the — that. there you go. the sun is shining, the bays _ that. there you go. the sun is shining, the bays are - that. there you go. the sun is shining, the bays are flowing, | that. there you go. the sun is - shining, the bays are flowing, will the result— shining, the bays are flowing, will the result come their way? are you talkin: the result come their way? are you talking about _ the result come their way? are you talking about eurovision?! - talking about eurovision?! john, thank you. figs talking about eurovision?! john, thank you.— talking about eurovision?! john, thank you. as the sun shining for everybody? _ for everybody? carol will tell us. for everybody? carolwill tell us. ., carol will tell us. good morning. not everyone- — carol will tell us. good morning. not everyone. some _ carol will tell us. good morning. not everyone. some of- carol will tell us. good morning. not everyone. some of us - carol will tell us. good morning. not everyone. some of us are i not everyone. some of us are starting — not everyone. some of us are starting with some sunshine. look at this picture — starting with some sunshine. look at this picture. this was taken earlier in shetland — this picture. this was taken earlier in shetland. that is because we have the tail— in shetland. that is because we have the tail end — in shetland. that is because we have the tail end of a weather front in shetland — the tail end of a weather front in shetland that has been producing rain as_ shetland that has been producing rain as we — shetland that has been producing rain as we have gone through the night _ rain as we have gone through the night that — rain as we have gone through the night. that is clearing now. for the next _ night. that is clearing now. for the next few_ night. that is clearing now. for the next few days the forecast is one of sunny— next few days the forecast is one of sunny spells and scattered heavy showers — sunny spells and scattered heavy showers. some will be thundery, some will have _ showers. some will be thundery, some will have hail, and some will also be slow—moving. this is the rain

across— be slow—moving. this is the rain across the — be slow—moving. this is the rain across the northern isles, clearing away— across the northern isles, clearing away from — across the northern isles, clearing away from the south—east of england. still away from the south—east of england. stiii quite _ away from the south—east of england. stiii quite a _ away from the south—east of england. still quite a bit of cloud around. we will— still quite a bit of cloud around. we will see some heavy, thundery downpours — we will see some heavy, thundery downpours coming in across the isles of scilly— downpours coming in across the isles of scilly and — downpours coming in across the isles of scilly and the south—west through the morning. parts of wales, part of the morning. parts of wales, part of the midlands, also northern ireland and scotland, will see some sunshine _ and scotland, will see some sunshine. even so, there are some showers _ sunshine. even so, there are some showers. through the course of the morning _ showers. through the course of the morning we — showers. through the course of the morning we will start to see more showers _ morning we will start to see more showers develop. the heavy ones in the south—west. drifting a bit further— the south—west. drifting a bit further east. some of those will have _ further east. some of those will have some thunder and lightning in them _ have some thunder and lightning in them and _ have some thunder and lightning in them and will be slow—moving. the other— them and will be slow—moving. the other thing — them and will be slow—moving. the other thing is we will have some gusty— other thing is we will have some gusty winds in the south—west later. temperatures down a touch on yesterday. ten to 15 degrees. locally. — yesterday. ten to 15 degrees. locally, 18 or 19. this evening and locally, 18 or19. this evening and overnight— locally, 18 or 19. this evening and overnight we will have some thunder storms— overnight we will have some thunder storms in— overnight we will have some thunder storms in the south—east before they clear away _ storms in the south—east before they clear away. clear skies, a little bit of— clear away. clear skies, a little bit of mist _ clear away. clear skies, a little bit of mist forming towards the west — bit of mist forming towards the west a— bit of mist forming towards the west. a lot of showers merging to -ive west. a lot of showers merging to give longer spells of rain. we start with that _ give longer spells of rain. we start with that in — give longer spells of rain. we start with that in the west in the morning _

with that in the west in the morning. the east starting with some sunshine _ morning. the east starting with some sunshine. but through the day once again— sunshine. but through the day once again those showers get going. they are likely— again those showers get going. they are likely to be heavy and thundery with some — are likely to be heavy and thundery with some hail and slow—moving as weii~ _ with some hail and slow—moving as weii~ these — with some hail and slow—moving as well. these are the temperatures. down _ well. these are the temperatures. down again, ten to about 17 degrees. it down again, ten to about 17 degrees. it settles _ down again, ten to about 17 degrees. it settles down on friday into the weekend~ — weekend. for- weekend. for most. we have been weekend. — for most. we have been warned. thank you. here in breakfast we have spoken a lot about the problems and the challenges that come with the menopause. the authorjoanne harris says it can be a moment for women to harness the power of their anger. that is one of the themes of her latest book. joanne is here to tell us more. good morning.- latest book. joanne is here to tell us more. good morning. good morning. it is lovel us more. good morning. good morning. it is lovely to — us more. good morning. good morning. it is lovely to have _ us more. good morning. good morning. it is lovely to have you _ us more. good morning. good morning. it is lovely to have you back. _ us more. good morning. good morning. it is lovely to have you back. it - it is lovely to have you back. it has been a while. it it is lovely to have you back. it has been a while.— it is lovely to have you back. it has been a while. it has. great to be here. what _ has been a while. it has. great to be here. what has _ has been a while. it has. great to be here. what has changed - has been a while. it has. great tol be here. what has changed about has been a while. it has. great to - be here. what has changed about your writin: ? a be here. what has changed about your writing? a lot — be here. what has changed about your writing? a lot of— be here. what has changed about your writing? a lot of things _ be here. what has changed about your writing? a lot of things change. - be here. what has changed about your writing? a lot of things change. my . writing? a lot of things change. my writin: writing? a lot of things change. my writing tends _ writing? a lot of things change. my writing tends to _ writing? a lot of things change. my writing tends to reflect _ writing? a lot of things change. my writing tends to reflect on - writing? a lot of things change. my writing tends to reflect on things i writing tends to reflect on things that have — writing tends to reflect on things that have happened to me, or of happened — that have happened to me, or of happened in the world. this is a book— happened in the world. this is a hook that — happened in the world. this is a

hook that i _ happened in the world. this is a book that i started during the pandemic. it was against the background of the me movement. it ended _ background of the me movement. it ended up— background of the me movement. it ended up being a lot about women and anger~ _ ended up being a lot about women and anger~ but _ ended up being a lot about women and anger~ but it— ended up being a lot about women and anger. but it was also about isolation _ anger. but it was also about isolation because everybody knew what lockdown was and so some of that must — what lockdown was and so some of that must have filtered in. also, i -ot that must have filtered in. also, i got diagnosed with breast cancer during _ got diagnosed with breast cancer during that time and a lot of it was about— during that time and a lot of it was about body— during that time and a lot of it was about body horror in some ways, and the weakness of the body. i'm fine now, _ the weakness of the body. i'm fine now. but _ the weakness of the body. i'm fine now. but all— the weakness of the body. i'm fine now, but all of that became part of the building of my main character, bernie _ the building of my main character, bernie moon, who is basically menopause carry. you know stephen king's_ menopause carry. you know stephen king's character carrie? her superpowers at puberty, a rubbish time to— superpowers at puberty, a rubbish time to give a child superpowers, because — time to give a child superpowers, because what are you going to do with them? bernd leno school, kill all your— with them? bernd leno school, kill all your mates? what if carrie instead — all your mates? what if carrie instead got her powers at menopause instead? _ instead got her powers at menopause instead? what would she do with them? _ instead? what would she do with them? ~ ., ., instead? what would she do with them? . . . instead? what would she do with them? ~ . . well, i them? what are her powers? well, i have ke -t them? what are her powers? well, i have kept that _ them? what are her powers? well, i have kept that kind _ them? what are her powers? well, i have kept that kind of— them? what are her powers? well, i have kept that kind of fluid _ them? what are her powers? well, i have kept that kind of fluid because l have kept that kind of fluid because this is— have kept that kind of fluid because this is supernatural. it is kind of,

what _ this is supernatural. it is kind of, what if— this is supernatural. it is kind of, what if supernatural? basically bernard —— bernie think she has the power— bernard —— bernie think she has the power to— bernard —— bernie think she has the power to look inside people and also to move _ power to look inside people and also to move about what she finds there. she sees— to move about what she finds there. she sees people as houses. she is a housewife — she sees people as houses. she is a housewife. she sees everybody is basically — housewife. she sees everybody is basically a — housewife. she sees everybody is basically a front room. we all know that you _ basically a front room. we all know that you keep your front room nice and clean — that you keep your front room nice and clean. you put your favourite books _ and clean. you put your favourite books there. you make a nice for visitors — books there. you make a nice for visitors. around the back there is the mess — visitors. around the back there is the mess. sometimes there is more thaniust_ the mess. sometimes there is more thaniust a _ the mess. sometimes there is more thanjust a mess. bernie can go in there _ thanjust a mess. bernie can go in there she — thanjust a mess. bernie can go in there. she sees things in certain people — there. she sees things in certain people i'm _ there. she sees things in certain people. i'm not going to give the game _ people. i'm not going to give the game away too much. but some of these _ game away too much. but some of these people are men who are not the nicest _ these people are men who are not the nicest of— these people are men who are not the nicest of guys. and so her anger, which _ nicest of guys. and so her anger, which is — nicest of guys. and so her anger, which is a — nicest of guys. and so her anger, which is a metaphor in a way, her superpower— which is a metaphor in a way, her superpower is a metaphor for rage, comes— superpower is a metaphor for rage, comes out — superpower is a metaphor for rage, comes out. that comes out against men: _ comes out. that comes out against men, mostly. i comes out. that comes out against men. mostly-— comes out. that comes out against men, mostly. i am interested to talk to ou men, mostly. i am interested to talk to you about — men, mostly. i am interested to talk to you about anger. _ men, mostly. i am interested to talk to you about anger. lots _ men, mostly. i am interested to talk to you about anger. lots of - men, mostly. i am interested to talk to you about anger. lots of women l to you about anger. lots of women find it very difficult to their angen find it very difficult to their anger. some women, and they express their anger, anger. some women, and they express theiranger, is anger. some women, and they express their anger, is usually criticised for it. , , , .,

their anger, is usually criticised forit. , , �*, for it. yes. yes, they are. women's anuer for it. yes. yes, they are. women's an . er is for it. yes. yes, they are. women's anger is not — for it. yes. yes, they are. women's anger is not generally _ for it. yes. yes, they are. women's anger is not generally seen - for it. yes. yes, they are. women's anger is not generally seen in - for it. yes. yes, they are. women's anger is not generally seen in the i anger is not generally seen in the same _ anger is not generally seen in the same way— anger is not generally seen in the same way as men's anger. it is generally— same way as men's anger. it is generally seen as a negative, to be a -- an— generally seen as a negative, to be a -- an angry— generally seen as a negative, to be a —— an angry woman. my mother, who hated _ a —— an angry woman. my mother, who hated my— a —— an angry woman. my mother, who hated my book. — a —— an angry woman. my mother, who hated my book, by the way, said, why are your— hated my book, by the way, said, why are your women so angry? well, i have _ are your women so angry? well, i have a _ are your women so angry? well, i have a lot — are your women so angry? well, i have a lot to— are your women so angry? well, i have a lot to be angry about. looking _ have a lot to be angry about. looking at a patriarchy, having to conform — looking at a patriarchy, having to conform to — looking at a patriarchy, having to conform to a patriarchy, is can sometimes _ conform to a patriarchy, is can sometimes make you feel angry. also, your perceived value to your patriarchy, as you get older, which is mostly— patriarchy, as you get older, which is mostly linked to how you look and your ability— is mostly linked to how you look and your ability to procreate, that disappears and you start to feel unwanted and unseen. that can make peopie _ unwanted and unseen. that can make peopie feel— unwanted and unseen. that can make people feel angry. do unwanted and unseen. that can make people feel angry-— people feel angry. do you think that is changing? — people feel angry. do you think that is changing? i _ people feel angry. do you think that is changing? i hope _ people feel angry. do you think that is changing? i hope so. _ people feel angry. do you think that is changing? i hope so. i— people feel angry. do you think that is changing? i hope so. i really - is changing? i hope so. i really hoe is changing? i hope so. i really ho -e so is changing? i hope so. i really hope so because _ is changing? i hope so. i really hope so because it _ is changing? i hope so. i really hope so because it is - is changing? i hope so. i really hope so because it is rubbish. | is changing? i hope so. i really| hope so because it is rubbish. i think— hope so because it is rubbish. i think the — hope so because it is rubbish. i think the metoo movement showed that a lot of— think the metoo movement showed that a lot of people were angry and also, finding _ a lot of people were angry and also, finding a _ a lot of people were angry and also, finding a voice, able to say, i had that experience and i am not ashamed of saying _ that experience and i am not ashamed of saying so, _ that experience and i am not ashamed of saying so, because much anger is linked _ of saying so, because much anger is linked with— of saying so, because much anger is linked with shame. the idea that an angry— linked with shame. the idea that an angry woman is an unattractive,

unfeminine _ angry woman is an unattractive, unfeminine woman, there was a lot of pushback— unfeminine woman, there was a lot of pushback to _ unfeminine woman, there was a lot of pushback to that idea during the metoo— pushback to that idea during the metoo movement. it continues to be seen _ metoo movement. it continues to be seen it— metoo movement. it continues to be seen it is— metoo movement. it continues to be seen. it is great now to see people talking _ seen. it is great now to see people talking about the menopause and women _ talking about the menopause and women in — talking about the menopause and women in the menopause and that invisibility— women in the menopause and that invisibility we all feel when we reach — invisibility we all feel when we reach a — invisibility we all feel when we reach a certain age has started to disperse — reach a certain age has started to disperse. we have people like doctor louise _ disperse. we have people like doctor louise newson talking very openly about _ louise newson talking very openly about menopause and hrt and many other writers too. it is not happening quite much in fiction. but fiction— happening quite much in fiction. but fiction sometimes takes while to catch— fiction sometimes takes while to catch up— fiction sometimes takes while to catch up with things. i�*m fiction sometimes takes while to catch up with things. i'm fascinated about the fact _ catch up with things. i'm fascinated about the fact you _ catch up with things. i'm fascinated about the fact you said _ catch up with things. i'm fascinated about the fact you said your- catch up with things. i'm fascinated about the fact you said your mum l about the fact you said your mum hated the book! she sounds like a brutal reviewer? mr; hated the book! she sounds like a brutal reviewer?— hated the book! she sounds like a brutal reviewer? my mother is very honest. it brutal reviewer? my mother is very honest- it is _ brutal reviewer? my mother is very honest. it is also _ brutal reviewer? my mother is very honest. it is also lovely _ brutal reviewer? my mother is very honest. it is also lovely quite - brutal reviewer? my mother is very honest. it is also lovely quite for i honest. it is also lovely quite for her~ _ honest. it is also lovely quite for her~ a _ honest. it is also lovely quite for her~ a lot— honest. it is also lovely quite for her~ a lot of— honest. it is also lovely quite for her. a lot of this book is written about— her. a lot of this book is written about the — her. a lot of this book is written about the internet and pop culture things. _ about the internet and pop culture things, which, as a french woman, she doesn't— things, which, as a french woman, she doesn't necessarily get access to and _ she doesn't necessarily get access to and doesn't know about always. but i _ to and doesn't know about always. but i am _ to and doesn't know about always. but i am happy to know that a lot of other— but i am happy to know that a lot of other people did like it. i don't feel quite _ other people did like it. i don't feel quite sore about it.-

other people did like it. i don't feel quite sore about it. when you are putting _ feel quite sore about it. when you are putting the — feel quite sore about it. when you are putting the reviews _ feel quite sore about it. when you are putting the reviews on - feel quite sore about it. when you are putting the reviews on the - feel quite sore about it. when you | are putting the reviews on the back of the book, glowing reviews from critics and your mum, she hated it! looking back to the books you have written before. there is always, it seems to me, a thread that runs through them, which is a little bit of magic? through them, which is a little bit of manic? , ., . ., through them, which is a little bit ofmaric? , ., . ., ~ of magic? yes, magic, or if you like altered perception. _ of magic? yes, magic, or if you like altered perception. people - of magic? yes, magic, or if you like altered perception. people think - of magic? yes, magic, or if you like altered perception. people think of| altered perception. people think of this is— altered perception. people think of this is magic. but here again, as with— this is magic. but here again, as with broken— this is magic. but here again, as with broken light, i wanted there to be the _ with broken light, i wanted there to be the possibility for the reader to see this _ be the possibility for the reader to see this on — be the possibility for the reader to see this on a different kind of spectrum, to see it either as an out and out _ spectrum, to see it either as an out and out supernatural, yes, she is a witch, _ and out supernatural, yes, she is a witch, she — and out supernatural, yes, she is a witch, she has superpowers, or, what is this— witch, she has superpowers, or, what is this correct — witch, she has superpowers, or, what is this correct or what if this is just— is this correct or what if this is just her— is this correct or what if this is just her reality? we all see the world _ just her reality? we all see the world in— just her reality? we all see the world in different ways. we all have our different experience. i wanted the readers, who are not necessarily full and _ the readers, who are not necessarily full and fantasy vans, to have something to see. maybe bernie moon isiust_ something to see. maybe bernie moon isiust a _ something to see. maybe bernie moon isjust a menopausal woman

is just a menopausal woman experiencing isjust a menopausal woman experiencing menopausal brain fog and the _ experiencing menopausal brain fog and the superpowers are not real at all. and the superpowers are not real at ail~ who _ and the superpowers are not real at all. who knows? she is a bit of an unknown — all. who knows? she is a bit of an unknown quantity, i think. he talked about empowerment. _ unknown quantity, i think. he talked about empowerment. do _ unknown quantity, i think. he talked about empowerment. do you - unknown quantity, i think. he talked about empowerment. do you feel. about empowerment. do you feel empowered, having written this particular book? i empowered, having written this particular book?— empowered, having written this particular book? i think so. i think havin: particular book? i think so. i think having written _ particular book? i think so. i think having written it _ particular book? i think so. i think having written it comes _ particular book? i think so. i think having written it comes out - particular book? i think so. i think having written it comes out of - particular book? i think so. i think having written it comes out of a i having written it comes out of a certain — having written it comes out of a certain feeling of, not exactly not caring _ certain feeling of, not exactly not caring about certain things as much, but when _ caring about certain things as much, but when you reach a certain age you no, but when you reach a certain age you go. you _ but when you reach a certain age you go. you know— but when you reach a certain age you go, you know what? this is not quite as important— go, you know what? this is not quite as important as it used to be. i remember— as important as it used to be. i remember when as important as it used to be. i rememberwhenl as important as it used to be. i remember when i buzzed all my hair off knowing that chemotherapy would make it _ off knowing that chemotherapy would make it for that anyway. i remember thinking _ make it for that anyway. i remember thinking to— make it for that anyway. i remember thinking to myself, i used to axed so much _ thinking to myself, i used to axed so much about my hair when i was younger, — so much about my hair when i was younger, is — so much about my hair when i was younger, is it— so much about my hair when i was younger, is it too frizzy, is it too fiat? _ younger, is it too frizzy, is it too fiat? it — younger, is it too frizzy, is it too fiat? it is— younger, is it too frizzy, is it too flat? it is only hair. i don't care about— flat? it is only hair. i don't care about it — flat? it is only hair. idon't care about it as— flat? it is only hair. i don't care about it as much as i thought i did. that was— about it as much as i thought i did. that was a — about it as much as i thought i did. that was a symbol of a lot of other things— that was a symbol of a lot of other things i_ that was a symbol of a lot of other things i realised i don't care about quite _ things i realised i don't care about quite as— things i realised i don't care about quite as much as i thought i would. what _ quite as much as i thought i would. what do _ quite as much as i thought i would. what do you — quite as much as i thought i would. what do you care more about now? the

thins what do you care more about now? the things that matter to me. my family. the state _ things that matter to me. my family. the state of— things that matter to me. my family. the state of the world. the things that i_ the state of the world. the things that i love — the state of the world. the things that i love, the people that i love, those _ that i love, the people that i love, those things i care about. i don't so much — those things i care about. i don't so much care about whether some random _ so much care about whether some random guy on the internet thinks i'm attractive or not. my husband still thinks — i'm attractive or not. my husband still thinks i'm attractive, which is a very— still thinks i'm attractive, which is a very nice. but, you know, the body— is a very nice. but, you know, the body shamed that i think a lot of women — body shamed that i think a lot of women in — body shamed that i think a lot of women in their20s body shamed that i think a lot of women in their 20s and 30s feel, all that has— women in their 20s and 30s feel, all that has gone. and i feel very liberated _ that has gone. and i feel very liberated from it. it�*s that has gone. and i feel very liberated from it. it's interesting, we started _ liberated from it. it's interesting, we started the _ liberated from it. it's interesting, we started the conversation - liberated from it. it's interesting, l we started the conversation saying it has been a few years since you were last year. a huge amount is changed for you in those years? i changed for you in those years? i think so. the pandemic is changed a lot for— think so. the pandemic is changed a lot for everybody. and i think that, although— lot for everybody. and i think that, although in— lot for everybody. and i think that, although in real terms it wasn't a very long — although in real terms it wasn't a very long period, ithink although in real terms it wasn't a very long period, i think that sense of the _ very long period, i think that sense of the world readjusting, and our relationship with our world readjusting, that has been very formative — readjusting, that has been very formative for a lot of people. i don't —

formative for a lot of people. i don't think i am alone in feeling this _ don't think i am alone in feeling this. ., . ~' don't think i am alone in feeling this. ., ., ,, ., ., this. could talk to you all day, joanne harris, _ this. could talk to you all day, joanne harris, unfortunately, | this. could talk to you all day, i joanne harris, unfortunately, we can't. because we are against the clock. running out of time. lovely to see. glad to see you looking so well. it to see. glad to see you looking so well. , ., ., , ., ,, well. it is great to be back. thank ou. well. it is great to be back. thank you- broken _ well. it is great to be back. thank you. broken light _ well. it is great to be back. thank you. broken light is _ well. it is great to be back. thank you. broken light is out _ well. it is great to be back. thank you. broken light is out on - you. broken light is out on thursday- _ you. broken light is out on thursday. let's _ you. broken light is out on thursday. let's get - you. broken light is out on thursday. let's get a - you. broken light is out onj thursday. let's get a quick you. broken light is out on - thursday. let's get a quick update on what is happening where you are. a very good morning, welcome to bbc london, i'm thomas magill. transport for london says it is working to reduce tube dust on the network and has commissioned research to find out more about its health impacts. track cleaning teams work every night cleaning up a mixture of human hair, skin and iron oxide that comes from carriage wheels and brakes. the dustiest lines are the central and bakerloo. drivers unions say they have concerns but tfl insists the air on the tube isn't harmful. police are appealing for witnesses after two men were shot in peckham

in south east london. it happened on sunday in lyndhurst way. a person on a moped fired at three people who were in a car, it overturned as they tried to escape. the victims are not thought to have life changing injuries. now only a few days to the eurovision final and north london's mae muller is getting ready to represent the uk at the event this weekend. londoners will be able to watch the first semifinals tonight on a big screen in battersea park forfree. let's take a look at how the tube is running on the first day back to work for many of you. there's minor delays on the bakerloo line and district and district is part suspended. now onto the weather. cloudy with some sunny spells and showers for most of the day. but it'll turn drier later with a top temperature of a very mild 17 degrees. that's it from me. i'll be back in half an hour.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today. the metropolitan police expresses regret over the arrest of six anti—monarchy protesters on coronation day and says no charges will be brought against them. patients will be able to receive some prescription medicines without seeing a gp, under government plans to ease pressure on surgeries. helping hand for renters to get onto the property ladder, could a new zero deposit mortgage with a difference help them get the first time? i will have the details. find time? i will have the details. and we are live _ time? i will have the details. and we are live in _ time? i will have the details. and we are live in their— time? i will have the details. jifuc we are live in their liverpool time? i will have the details. fif1c we are live in their liverpool arena ahead of the first eurovision semifinal, three things to look out for, hannah wadding speaking perfect french, an epic nine second

norwegian high note, the croatian or wearing very, very skimpy leather thong. wearing very, very skimpy leather thonu. ~ ., ., , ., thong. so, america, allow us to introduce _ thong. so, america, allow us to introduce you — thong. so, america, allow us to introduce you to _ thong. so, america, allow us to introduce you to burnley. - the american sports star who switching his interest to english football. jj wicks tells us why he is investing in burnley fcjust as they celebrate promotion back to the premier league. for the next few days, we are looking at a mixture of sunshine but also some showers and some of them will be heavy and thundery with slow—moving hail. it's tuesday the 9th of may. the metropolitan police has expressed "regret" over the arrest of six anti—monarchy protestors before the king's coronation on saturday. they were held on suspicion of planning to disrupt the event but released without charge when the arresting officers failed to provide sufficient evidence. one of those arrested was graham smith, the head of the campaign group republic, who has received a personal

apology from the force, which insists it did not intend to prevent protests. aru na iyengar reports. not my king! the coronation pleased many but not everyone. graham smith, the leader of anti—monarchy group republic, seen on the ground here, was arrested along with five others early on saturday as he collected placards from a van. the six were arrested under a new law passed only last week that makes it an offence to go equipped for locking on. it's thought luggage straps used for holding placards could have been used for this purpose. the met said...

the met added that officers had been briefed to be extremely vigilant and proactive because of information that people were looking to seriously disrupt the event. we want information as to why we had four months of briefings in which we were told that all of our plans were absolutely acceptable and fine, well within the law, and then we were arrested. we want to know where those decisions came from. i'd like to know if there was any pressure from the home office and the home secretary. and i would like a very clear and frank admission and an apology. graham smith says officers came to his home to apologise but he rejects it, he maintains that police made a very serious error ofjudgment and is considering legal action. in total, 64 arrests were made on saturday, and four charges were made. the prime minister denies officers acted under any pressure from ministers, and defended the police operation. apart from chanting,

there was no disruption to the coronation procession. aruna iyengar, bbc news. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. good morning. the government is standing by new legislation this morning. it standing by new legislation this morninu. , g ., standing by new legislation this morninu. , ~ standing by new legislation this morninu. , . ., morning. it is, jon. we had the government— morning. it is, jon. we had the government minister _ morning. it is, jon. we had the government minister neil- morning. it is, jon. we had the i government minister neil o'brien this morning saying he makes no apologies for passing this new piece of legislation. the argument the government is making is that it was necessary to clamp down on some of the more disruptive protests we have got used to covering, some of the climate protests for example, groups like just stop climate protests for example, groups likejust stop oil. but i think this will be really controversial and there will be a big debate happening within westminster about whether this legislation goes too far. because the met confirmed overnight it had used the new powers it was given by the governmentjust a week

ago to make some of those arrests on saturday morning, those six people have now been released and told there are going to be no further actions against them. some politicians have expressed a lot of concern about that, labour's lisa nandy on the programme earlier saying that clearly something had gone wrong. labour is not going as far as to say it would scrap this legislation, if it was in power, lisa nandy told us on breakfasts that she would rectify any issues but labour not saying they would get rid of it completely. other parties like the snp and lib dems are saying that it needs to be scrapped completely because it impinges too much on the right to protest. the government is not budging, it is completely sticking by what it did in passing this new law saying the police are operationally independent but by and large it brings things were dealt with well over the weekend. but there is going to be a

big debate about what happened at the weekend with those arrests made under six protesters eventually told they will face no action.— they will face no action. thank you very much — they will face no action. thank you very much indeed. _ pharmacies in england will be able to prescribe the contraceptive pill, and medication for common health conditions, under new government plans to ease pressure on gps. it follows the announcement of £2110 million to upgrade gp this practices' phone and online booking systems. but primary care leaders say the measures won't solve staff shortages. with more details, here's our health correspondent sophie hutchinson. you could be waiting weeks and weeks and weeks just for an appointment. it's quite disheartening, really. it is, it's disappointing i think it's the word. i but it's everywhere. it's our nhs that's - supposed to be so good. portsmouth, one of the worst places to get a gp appointment. here, the number of patients for each doctor is the second highest in england and like many areas, services are on their knees. it feels like a tsunami of need that is coming through to us and it feels quite demoralising that we are not managing to meet that need.

you ok, you being served? today the government promised to improve gp services under new plans. £645 million will be spent over two years to allow pharmacists to prescribe antibiotics for conditions including earache, sore throats and urinary tract infections. and they'll double the number of blood pressure checks they carry out. and patients will be able to book physiotherapy and podiatry services without going through a doctor. new phone systems will be offered to some gps and training for receptionists to direct calls to a range of services, including physios and nurses. the plan today is a really big part of trying to recognise the level of pressure on primary care to innovate, to adapt services, to meet that pressure and to meet the needs of our patients. hello, there. hi. you know me, drjones.

but the royal college of gps has questioned the plans and said what's needed are thousands more family doctors. the government promised an extra 6,000 at the last election, but ministers are on track to miss that target. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. ambulance workers in south east england will go on strike for ten hours today in a long—running dispute over pay. the planned action, which starts at midday, comes after the unite union rejected a 5% pay deal offered to nhs staff in england last month. the department of health said the strike was "disappointing". the advice for patients is to call 999 in a life—threatening emergency, and use 111 for anything non—urgent. russia is putting extra security measures in place for the annual victory day parade in moscow, which celebrates the defeat of nazi germany in the second world war.

we can see we can see the we can see the scene we can see the scene here live at red square, where the parade is taking place, it is close to the public this year and has been scaled back after a series of explosions and drone attacks which the kremlin has blamed on ukraine. you can see, this is what is happening in moscow right now. is a this is what is happening in moscow riaht now. , ., this is what is happening in moscow riaht now. ,. ,, , right now. is a huge display, every ear, ou right now. is a huge display, every year. you will— right now. is a huge display, every year, you will remember— right now. is a huge display, every year, you will remember these - year, you will remember these victory day pictures we get to see every may. our correspondent will vernon was telling us earlier that because of security concerns and political tensions over ukraine, it has been scaled back. despite the huge turnout, it is rather less huge thanit huge turnout, it is rather less huge than it might normally be. low—income pensioners entitled to pension credit are being urged to claim it within the next ten days or risk missing out on an extra cost—of—living payment worth £301. it is thought that as many as 850,000 households fail to claim

the benefit and the government is urging family members to help older relatives to check if they're eligible. a barge which will house 500 male migrants has arrived in the uk from italy. it'll be moored in dorset, but first it needs to be re—fitted in falmouth, cornwall. our west of england correspondent danjohnson is there. what more can you tell us about this barge, and how it is actually going to be used?— to be used? this is the first time we have got _ to be used? this is the first time we have got to — to be used? this is the first time we have got to look _ to be used? this is the first time we have got to look up _ to be used? this is the first time we have got to look up close - to be used? this is the first time we have got to look up close at l to be used? this is the first time i we have got to look up close at the barge, it is a floating accommodation blocks, it is not a pretty thing, it's not a barge or a ship which is particularly elegant but then it's not meant to be because the message the government is trying to send with this is pretty blunt. it saying to migrants and asylum seekers coming across the

channel that they will not be held in luxury. the determination is to stop the small boat crossing the channel and does get the numbers of people currently housed in hotels down to save money. there is a huge asylum backlog, 150,000 people at the moment. the intention is to house 500 on the barge when it has been refitted and is moved along the coast to portland. only small numbers, so this barge is perhaps more symbolic than practical role. we could see more of these, the government and home office are talking to other shipping companies and ports around the country about what other ways of doing this in more places but there is fierce opposition. charities are concerned about the conditions on board for the asylum seekers who are housed in this way, and there is local opposition as well in portland, in dorset, people saying they don't want this, their local facilities and services cannot cope with the extra people and they are worried about the impact this will have on

the community. even before anybody stepped aboard this vessel, i think it is already loaded with symbolism and it is the focus of intense political debate. it is going to be controversial and we could see legal challenges to it as well.— we are looking forward to meeting the american football star who has bought a stake in burnley fc. jj watt, who played for the nfl until a few years ago, is heading to the promotion party this evening. is he promotion party this evening. is he auoin to promotion party this evening. is he going to call _ promotion party this evening. is he going to call it _ promotion party this evening. is he going to call it football— promotion party this evening. is he going to call it football or - promotion party this evening. is he going to call it football or soccer? we will find out in a few minutes' time! but first we will get the weather. , ., ., time! but first we will get the weather. ,., ., ., time! but first we will get the weather. ., , weather. good morning, bows, good mornin: to weather. good morning, bows, good morning to you- _ weather. good morning, bows, good morning to you. quite _ weather. good morning, bows, good morning to you. quite a _ weather. good morning, bows, good morning to you. quite a bit - weather. good morning, bows, good morning to you. quite a bit of - weather. good morning, bows, good morning to you. quite a bit of cloudl some of us are starting with some sunshine but for the next few days, the forecast is sunshine and

scattered showers. some of those will be heavy and thundery with some hail and also slow—moving. this is last night's rain clearing away from the south—east but lingering across the south—east but lingering across the northern isles this morning and we have showers dotted around. this morning because mcleod will continue to break up, we will see the sunshine developing where we don't haveit sunshine developing where we don't have it at the moment, and we will have it at the moment, and we will have showers becoming widespread through the day. thundery across north—east scotland and england, but breaking up later in western areas. gusty winds across the south—west with temperatures down on yesterday, widely ten to 16 degrees, locally 17 to 19. three this evening and overnight, we will still have some thundery showers in the south—east before they pull away and are behind them, for central and eastern areas, clear skies, a little bit of metformin, and out towards the west is a different story. more cloud,

showers, and it will not be a cold night although in the north—east of scotland temperatures will fall to four or five. scotland temperatures will fall to four orfive. showers in the scotland temperatures will fall to four or five. showers in the west tomorrow travel to the east through the day but more developed, some of those will be heavy, thundery with pale and slow—moving with temperatures are slipping a little bit more. two and a half years ago, angel lynn's life changed forever. she fell out of a moving van after being kidnapped by her abusive boyfriend, and was left unable to walk or talk. the boyfriend, chay bowskill, was eventuallyjailed for 12 years. now angel's family want to raise awareness of what happened to her in a new documentary. let's see a clip. so long, angel, now.

there you go, that's beautiful. cuddle? angel knows what you're saying to her, but she's just trapped. and within herself, she can't express it, she can't get it out. i want up for yeah, thumbs down for no, do you understand? yeah? are you feeling good or bad? you're feeling good today, that's good. we try and communicate with her in the best way that we can. you know how we are doing the documentary, angel? yeah? you know? here you go. hold your pen. do you want everybody to understand your life and then

what happened to you? can you write it on there, so that i know? is that 0k? i want to tell your story, angel. look at me. so that this doesn't happen to anybody else. i found that such a powerful moment in the film. we can tell you when to watch it later. we are joined now by angel's parents, nikki and paddy lynn. i was going to say, you said it, angel said it, by writing the word yes, that she wanted to get out there and tell her story. definitely, yeah. it needs to be told. �* , ., , ., told. let's tell it, then, from your oint of

told. let's tell it, then, from your point of view. _ told. let's tell it, then, from your point of view, but _ told. let's tell it, then, from your point of view, but to _ told. let's tell it, then, from your point of view, but to start - told. let's tell it, then, from your point of view, but to start with, i point of view, but to start with, amazing, the progress she is making, how is she doing?— how is she doing? she's doing well. we can put — how is she doing? she's doing well. we can put her— how is she doing? she's doing well. we can put her into _ how is she doing? she's doing well. we can put her into a _ how is she doing? she's doing well. we can put her into a car— how is she doing? she's doing well. we can put her into a car now, - how is she doing? she's doing well. we can put her into a car now, so i how is she doing? she's doing well. | we can put her into a car now, so we won't need the van all the time. she is writing, she is aware of what you are saying to her. and she can write, she's taking small steps of drink —— sips of drink now, and they are standing herup. drink —— sips of drink now, and they are standing her up. the left side they have really got to work on because it's difficult for her to lift her leg. because it's difficult for her to lift her leg-— because it's difficult for her to lift her leg. because it's difficult for her to lift her le. �* , , ., lift her leg. but he is beginning to move, is lift her leg. but he is beginning to move. is that _ lift her leg. but he is beginning to move, is that going _ lift her leg. but he is beginning to move, is that going to _ lift her leg. but he is beginning to move, is that going to be - lift her leg. but he is beginning to move, is that going to be a - move, is that going to be a possibility?— move, is that going to be a possibility? move, is that going to be a ossibili ? , , , , possibility? -- because she is beginning _ possibility? -- because she is beginning to _ possibility? -- because she is beginning to move? - possibility? -- because she is beginning to move? she - possibility? -- because she is beginning to move? she is, i possibility? -- because she is - beginning to move? she is, she's doing really well with her moving. the physios that she has are amazing, they're really good. she gets a bit moody sometimes, when she is being bent around. but it's doing

the world of good. she is loosening up, herwrist the world of good. she is loosening up, her wrist till bent quite badly. but they are working on that. ehe’s but they are working on that. she's bearinnin but they are working on that. she's beginning to _ but they are working on that. she's beginning to be _ but they are working on that. she's beginning to be able _ but they are working on that. she's beginning to be able to _ but they are working on that. she's beginning to be able to some steps? yes, she is doing really well at the moment — yes, she is doing really well at the moment. having an operation on her left foot, _ moment. having an operation on her left foot, they have straightened that, _ left foot, they have straightened that, and — left foot, they have straightened that, and she will probably have an operation _ that, and she will probably have an operation on her left arm if they don't _ operation on her left arm if they don't straighten it up. she's really doing _ don't straighten it up. she's really doing well~ — don't straighten it up. she's really doinu well. .., ., , don't straighten it up. she's really doing well-— don't straighten it up. she's really doinu well. ., ., . , , . doing well. extraordinary bearing in mind how you _ doing well. extraordinary bearing in mind how you lost _ doing well. extraordinary bearing in mind how you lost her. _ doing well. extraordinary bearing in mind how you lost her. yeah, - doing well. extraordinary bearing in mind how you lost her. yeah, they| mind how you lost her. yeah, they said she would _ mind how you lost her. yeah, they said she would not _ mind how you lost her. yeah, they said she would not make - mind how you lost her. yeah, they said she would not make it - mind how you lost her. yeah, they| said she would not make it through the night. and then she got covid, and pneumonia, at the same time, and she was so poorly, they let us stay in hospital with her all week because they said, they have tried everything now to stop her seizures, she was having seizures all the time. she was having them every few minutes. we

time. she was having them every few minutes. ~ ., , ., minutes. we went to see the air ambulance _ minutes. we went to see the air ambulance crew _ minutes. we went to see the air ambulance crew last _ minutes. we went to see the air ambulance crew last week - minutes. we went to see the air ambulance crew last week that i minutes. we went to see the air - ambulance crew last week that saved her life. _ ambulance crew last week that saved her life, even the doctor there said. — her life, even the doctor there said. they— her life, even the doctor there said, they didn't think she would make _ said, they didn't think she would make it — said, they didn't think she would make it. they were amazed. it was the worst- -- _ make it. they were amazed. it was the worst... they _ make it. they were amazed. it was the worst... they had _ make it. they were amazed. it was the worst... they had seen. - make it. they were amazed. it was the worst... they had seen. whatl the worst... they had seen. what were ou the worst... they had seen. what were you able _ the worst... they had seen. what were you able to _ the worst... they had seen. what were you able to say _ the worst... they had seen. what were you able to say to _ the worst... they had seen. what were you able to say to those - were you able to say to those people? were you able to say to those --eole? ., were you able to say to those eo le? ., ., were you able to say to those --eole? ., ., ., ,, were you able to say to those eo le? ., ., ., ~' ., people? could not thank them enough. just a thank you. _ people? could not thank them enough. just a thank you, could _ people? could not thank them enough. just a thank you, could not _ people? could not thank them enough. just a thank you, could not thank - just a thank you, could not thank them enough. you don't, sort of like, you don't realise how important theirjob is, and what they did getting to angel so fast, it's what saved her life. ihiikki they did getting to angel so fast, it's what saved her life.— it's what saved her life. nikki is doinu it's what saved her life. nikki is doin: the it's what saved her life. nikki is doing the great _ it's what saved her life. nikki is doing the great north - it's what saved her life. nikki is doing the great north run - it's what saved her life. nikki is doing the great north run for i it's what saved her life. nikki is l doing the great north run for the air ambulance. doing the great north run for the airambulance. fire doing the great north run for the air ambulance.— air ambulance. are you? i'm interested — air ambulance. are you? i'm interested to _ air ambulance. are you? i'm interested to know - air ambulance. are you? i'm interested to know what - air ambulance. are you? i'm - interested to know what difference the film has made to you. because this is everything, isn't it? we have let the cameras into see everything. has that helped you, and

why did you choose to do that? just to net it why did you choose to do that? just to get it out — why did you choose to do that? just to get it out there, awareness of the coercive behaviour. it to get it out there, awareness of the coercive behaviour.— to get it out there, awareness of the coercive behaviour. it needs to be addressed. _ the coercive behaviour. it needs to be addressed. talk _ the coercive behaviour. it needs to be addressed. talk to _ the coercive behaviour. it needs to be addressed. talk to us _ the coercive behaviour. it needs to be addressed. talk to us about - be addressed. talk to us about coercive control, _ be addressed. talk to us about coercive control, what - be addressed. talk to us about coercive control, what is - be addressed. talk to us about coercive control, what is it? i be addressed. talk to us about| coercive control, what is it? he be addressed. talk to us about - coercive control, what is it? he was controlling — coercive control, what is it? he was controlling angel _ coercive control, what is it? he was controlling angel really, _ coercive control, what is it? he was controlling angel really, and - coercive control, what is it? he was controlling angel really, and i - controlling angel really, and i don't think she even knew herself, to be honest. clothes, make—up, going out with friends, she lost all her friends, going out with friends, she lost all herfriends, so it wasjust him. and if she wasn't with him, she was usually at home. but he, you know, wringing her all the time, which you will see in the documentary, all of the messages. i couldn't believe the messages that were sent. 50 the messages. i couldn't believe the messages that were sent.— the messages. i couldn't believe the messages that were sent. so you are concerned that _ messages that were sent. so you are concerned that other _ messages that were sent. so you are concerned that other people - messages that were sent. so you are concerned that other people might i messages that were sent. so you are | concerned that other people might be in a similar situation, and almost,

may be, not recognise it, how does that happen? 1 may be, not recognise it, how does that happen?— that happen? i don't know. i 'ust don't that happen? i don't know. i 'ust don-t knowfi that happen? i don't know. i 'ust don-t know why i that happen? i don't know. i 'ust don't know why angel, �* that happen? i don't know. ijust don't know why angel, because l that happen? i don't know. ijust - don't know why angel, because she's quite a strong—minded person as well, so it was a surprise to us, really, that she could have been controlled like that. but now, after seeing the messages, being in court, hearing things, it was unbelievable. ijust hearing things, it was unbelievable. i just couldn't believe what she hearing things, it was unbelievable. ijust couldn't believe what she had gone through. and we didn't even know ourselves.— know ourselves. seeing this documentary, _ know ourselves. seeing this documentary, you _ know ourselves. seeing this documentary, you have - know ourselves. seeing this documentary, you have got| know ourselves. seeing this i documentary, you have got her know ourselves. seeing this - documentary, you have got her phone there, you are seeing her photos, videos of her, what happened but i suppose you have also been able through the court process to get access to the messages. when you see the control she was under, unknown to you, but you know now? shocking, 'ust to you, but you know now? shocking, just absolutely _ to you, but you know now? shocking, just absolutely devastating _ to you, but you know now? shocking, just absolutely devastating that - to you, but you know now? shocking, just absolutely devastating that we i just absolutely devastating that we didn't spot it. because we wouldn't

be here today had we had spotted it earlier. bind be here today had we had spotted it earlier. �* ., , ., ., earlier. and would you have ever felt that she _ earlier. and would you have ever felt that she was _ earlier. and would you have ever felt that she was a _ earlier. and would you have ever felt that she was a vulnerable . felt that she was a vulnerable person to something like this? hie. person to something like this? no, so person to something like this? 1117, so strong—minded, that girl, when she? so it can happen to anyone. it doesn't matter how strong you are, it can happen, to men and women. and ijust want... i know his family it can happen, to men and women. and i just want... i know his family are not going to be too happy about this documentary, but we have had to do this because this is how we tell other people about being coerced, and how easy it is, even if you're strong—minded, that it can happen to you. just get out of it. because i wouldn't want anyone else to go through what we have been through. that strong mind, that strength of

character and personality, i'm sure must be what has pulled her through against the odds in the last two months in her recovery. we have another clip from the documentary which shows that. it can be very difficult early on in peopie _ it can be very difficult early on in people with head injuries to estimate how people will be six months. — estimate how people will be six months, year, two years down the line _ months, year, two years down the line a— months, year, two years down the line. a combination of the neurosurgery, intensive care support, _ neurosurgery, intensive care support, angel's strength and determination, have led to her surviving — determination, have led to her surviving and she clearly has mounted _ surviving and she clearly has mounted a degree of recovery from her injuries — mounted a degree of recovery from her injuries. you mounted a degree of recovery from her injuries-— her in'uries. you will get there, ou her injuries. you will get there, you know- _ her injuries. you will get there, you know- you _ her injuries. you will get there, you know. you have _ her injuries. you will get there, you know. you have come - her injuries. you will get there, you know. you have come so i her injuries. you will get there, | you know. you have come so far her injuries. you will get there, i you know. you have come so far in the last year. she you know. you have come so far in the last year-— you know. you have come so far in the last year. she does have age on her side, the last year. she does have age on her side. she's _ the last year. she does have age on her side, she's a _ the last year. she does have age on her side, she's a young _ the last year. she does have age on her side, she's a young woman, - the last year. she does have age on | her side, she's a young woman, and younger— her side, she's a young woman, and younger people do recover better from _ younger people do recover better from even — younger people do recover better from even devastating injuries such as this _ from even devastating injuries such as this i— from even devastating injuries such as this. i would hope that as the months — as this. i would hope that as the months and years go by, she may regain _ months and years go by, she may regain some function to her to interact— regain some function to her to interact and communicate her

thoughts _ interact and communicate her thoughts and feelings better. i love ou. i thoughts and feelings better. i love you- i know — thoughts and feelings better. i love you- i know you _ thoughts and feelings better. i love you. i know you do, _ thoughts and feelings better. i love you. i know you do, baby. - paddy, it's almost miraculous the progress she has made. it paddy, it's almost miraculous the progress she has made.— paddy, it's almost miraculous the progress she has made. it is, yeah. what is that — progress she has made. it is, yeah. what is that like _ progress she has made. it is, yeah. what is that like to _ progress she has made. it is, yeah. what is that like to watch _ progress she has made. it is, yeah. what is that like to watch now? - progress she has made. it is, yeah. what is that like to watch now? it i what is that like to watch now? it is... it what is that like to watch now? it is--- it will— what is that like to watch now? it is... it will be — what is that like to watch now? it is... it will be an _ what is that like to watch now? it is. .. it will be an emotional- is... it will be an emotional watched — is... it will be an emotional watched a _ is... it will be an emotional watched a nine _ is... it will be an emotional watched a nine stop - is... it will be an emotional watched a nine stop we - is... it will be an emotional. watched a nine stop we have is... it will be an emotional- watched a nine stop we have seen it, —— watch tonight. irate watched a nine stop we have seen it, -- watch tonight-— -- watch tonight. we have seen it, we know what _ -- watch tonight. we have seen it, we know what is _ -- watch tonight. we have seen it, we know what is up _ -- watch tonight. we have seen it, we know what is up against. - -- watch tonight. we have seen it, we know what is up against. you i -- watch tonight. we have seen it, i we know what is up against. you have done what she — we know what is up against. you have done what she asked _ we know what is up against. you have done what she asked you _ we know what is up against. you have done what she asked you to _ we know what is up against. you have done what she asked you to do, i we know what is up against. you have done what she asked you to do, tell. done what she asked you to do, tell her story and get out there and spread the message. we her story and get out there and spread the message. we would never have one spread the message. we would never have gone through _ spread the message. we would never have gone through with _ spread the message. we would never have gone through with it _ spread the message. we would never have gone through with it had - spread the message. we would never have gone through with it had she i have gone through with it had she had said no, ijust don't want it to happen to anyone else. our whole family has been devastated. my little boy, he's got special needs, and he couldn't, he doesn't come he

didn't look at herfor and he couldn't, he doesn't come he didn't look at her for ages, and he couldn't, he doesn't come he didn't look at herfor ages, did he? or anything, didn't look at herfor ages, did he? oranything, because didn't look at herfor ages, did he? or anything, because of how her head was, her hair was shaved, so it's been difficult for the whole family. my been difficult for the whole family. my daughter as well, she misses her sister. the older ones, they were really close to angel. so they really close to angel. so they really struggled, i think, at first. i'm trying to get my daughter over to where we live now, so that she can help care for her with me, they were both going to care for her, just trying to get her a place in last breath. but —— in loughborough. but we will get there. £31" last breath. but -- in loughborough. but we will get there.— but we will get there. our extension is nearly built. _ but we will get there. our extension is nearly built, it _ but we will get there. our extension is nearly built, it should _ but we will get there. our extension is nearly built, it should hopefully i is nearly built, it should hopefully be finished injuly. then we will have _ be finished injuly. then we will have angel at home to begin with probably— have angel at home to begin with probably at weekends, because nikki had learned how to do the medication

and bits— had learned how to do the medication and bits like that. we had learned how to do the medication and bits like that.— and bits like that. we can see where anael nets and bits like that. we can see where angel gets her _ and bits like that. we can see where angel gets her strength _ and bits like that. we can see where angel gets her strength from. i and bits like that. we can see where angel gets her strength from. we i angel gets her strength from. we have angel gets her strength from. , have got no choice in the matter, we have got no choice in the matter, we have got no choice in the matter, we have got to be strong for her. she hasn't got us as a family, she wouldn't... hasn't got us as a family, she wouldn't- - -— hasn't got us as a family, she wouldn't. .. hasn't got us as a family, she wouldn't... ., ,, i. . ., wouldn't. .. thank you so much for talkin: to wouldn't. .. thank you so much for talking to a _ wouldn't. .. thank you so much for talking to a so _ wouldn't. .. thank you so much for talking to a so frankly _ wouldn't. .. thank you so much for talking to a so frankly and - wouldn't. .. thank you so much for| talking to a so frankly and honestly and giving slips of the family. flan and giving slips of the family. can i 'ust sa and giving slips of the family. can ijust say thank and giving slips of the family. can i just say thank you to all of the kind _ i just say thank you to all of the kind people who have donated, thank you to _ kind people who have donated, thank you to all— kind people who have donated, thank you to all of— kind people who have donated, thank you to all of my customers who have donated _ you to all of my customers who have donated. thank you very much. we have not donated. thank you very much. have got to do donated. thank you very much. , have got to do a secret wave to my mum! d0 have got to do a secret wave to my mum! ., ., ,, ., have got to do a secret wave to my mum!_ she - have got to do a secret wave to my mum!_ she just mum! do a massive wave! she 'ust said, rive mum! do a massive wave! she 'ust said. give me fl mum! do a massive wave! she 'ust said. give me a fi mum! do a massive wave! she 'ust said, give me a secret wave! mum! do a massive wave! she just said, give me a secret wave! one | mum! do a massive wave! she just i said, give me a secret wave! one the builders as well! _ said, give me a secret wave! one the builders as well! get _ said, give me a secret wave! one the builders as well! get on _ said, give me a secret wave! one the builders as well! get on with - said, give me a secret wave! one the builders as well! get on with your i builders as well! get on with your 'ob! good builders as well! get on with your job! good luck — builders as well! get on with your job! good luck with _ builders as well! get on with your job! good luck with the _ builders as well! get on with your job! good luck with the run. i i builders as well! get on with your job! good luck with the run. i will| job! good luck with the run. i will need it! thank _ job! good luck with the run. i will need it! thank you. _ "the kidnap of angel lynn" is on channel 4 at 9pm. morning live is on bbc one

this morning at 9:15. let's find out what they have in store. good morning, thank you. coming up, it is one of the most contagious diseases in the world and as vaccination rates dropped at their lowest level in ten years, cases of measles in the uk are rising. iiiiufith measles in the uk are rising. with concerns there _ measles in the uk are rising. with concerns there could _ measles in the uk are rising. with concerns there could be even more outbreaks this summer, doctor xand is 30 reassurance. the outbreaks this summer, doctor xand is 30 reassurance.— is 30 reassurance. the mmr 'ab is crucial to stop i is 30 reassurance. the mmr 'ab is crucial to stop measles i is 30 reassurance. the mmrjab is crucial to stop measles spreading, so parents — crucial to stop measles spreading, so parents have _ crucial to stop measles spreading, so parents have to _ crucial to stop measles spreading, so parents have to be checking i crucial to stop measles spreading, i so parents have to be checking their children _ so parents have to be checking their children are — so parents have to be checking their children are up—to—date _ so parents have to be checking their children are up—to—date but - so parents have to be checking their children are up—to—date but it's i children are up—to—date but it's 'ust children are up—to—date but it's just as — children are up—to—date but it's just as important _ children are up—to—date but it's just as important that - children are up—to—date but it's just as important that adults i children are up—to—date but it'si just as important that adults are vaccinated. _ just as important that adults are vaccinated. i— just as important that adults are vaccinated, iwill— just as important that adults are vaccinated, i will remind - just as important that adults are vaccinated, i will remind you i just as important that adults are vaccinated, i will remind you of| just as important that adults are i vaccinated, i will remind you of the symptoms — vaccinated, i will remind you of the symptoms-— vaccinated, i will remind you of the smtoms. ~ ., , ., symptoms. millions paying for mobile -hones symptoms. millions paying for mobile hones the symptoms. millions paying for mobile phones they have _ symptoms. millions paying for mobile phones they have already _ symptoms. millions paying for mobile phones they have already paid - symptoms. millions paying for mobile phones they have already paid off, i phones they have already paid off, one text _ phones they have already paid off, one text could save you hundreds of pounds _ one text could save you hundreds of pounds a _ one text could save you hundreds of pounds a year. and one text could save you hundreds of pounds a year-— one text could save you hundreds of pounds a year. and the technology of the future, the _ pounds a year. and the technology of the future, the uk _ pounds a year. and the technology of the future, the uk is _ pounds a year. and the technology of the future, the uk is the _ pounds a year. and the technology of the future, the uk is the first - the future, the uk is the first country in europe to approve a self driving system in cars. we will be

putting it in the test, taking her hands of —— of of the wheel live on a motorway and seeing how it makes us safer. == a motorway and seeing how it makes us safer. a , ., , ,, us safer. -- mcgregor putting queen will show as — us safer. -- mcgregor putting queen will show as a _ us safer. -- mcgregor putting queen will show as a tiramisu _ us safer. -- mcgregor putting queen will show as a tiramisu using - us safer. -- mcgregor putting queen will show as a tiramisu using tinned i will show as a tiramisu using tinned strawberries that owning a 70p per portion _ strawberries that owning a 70p per portion a— strawberries that owning a 70p per ortion. �* , ~' ., strawberries that owning a 70p per ortion. �* , ,, ., , ., portion. a big week for television, we will be talking _ portion. a big week for television, we will be talking about _ portion. a big week for television, we will be talking about the i portion. a big week for television, we will be talking about the tv i we will be talking about the tv baftas. �* ., ., we will be talking about the tv baftas. �* . ., ., ., , ., baftas. and ahead of eurovision final, we baftas. and ahead of eurovision final. we are — baftas. and ahead of eurovision final, we are turning _ baftas. and ahead of eurovision final, we are turning strictly i final, we are turning strictly thickness into eurovision fitness, nikita _ thickness into eurovision fitness, nikita is— thickness into eurovision fitness, nikita is helping us, —— strictly thickness _ nikita is helping us, —— strictly thickness. all coming away at 9ri5am~ — thickness. all coming away at 9:15am. ~ ., ., , 9:15am. we can go one better, we have mae muller _ 9:15am. we can go one better, we have mae muller in _ 9:15am. we can go one better, we have mae muller in a _ 9:15am. we can go one better, we have mae muller in a couple i 9:15am. we can go one better, we have mae muller in a couple of i have mae muller in a couple of minutes. ., ., _, , minutes. you got quite competitive, jon. the minutes. you got quite competitive, jon- they will _ minutes. you got quite competitive,

jon. they will probably _ minutes. you got quite competitive, jon. they will probably get - minutes. you got quite competitive, jon. they will probably get her i minutes. you got quite competitive, jon. they will probably get her as i jon. they will probably get her as well! we will _ jon. they will probably get her as well! we will see _ jon. they will probably get her as well! we will see you _ jon. they will probably get her as well! we will see you later - jon. they will probably get her as well! we will see you later at i well! we will see you later at 9:15am. time for the travel where you are waking up. a very good morning, welcome to bbc london. i'm thomas magill. transport for london says it is working to reduce tube dust on the network, and has commissioned research to find out more about its health impacts. track cleaning teams work every night, cleaning up a mixture of human hair, skin and iron oxide that comes from carriage wheels and brakes. the dustiest lines are the central and bakerloo. drivers' unions say they have concerns, but tfl insists the air on the tube isn't harmful. is it safe? so, it is safe, but there is still particulate matter. so our emphasis is on keeping the dust down. we monitor the dust levels very regularly, and we know that they're within the hse — that's the health &

safety executive — limits. police are appealing for witnesses after two men were shot in peckham in south east london. it happened on sunday in lyndhurst way. a person on a moped fired at three people who were in a car. it overturned as they tried to escape. the victims are not thought to have life changing injuries. a third person in the car ran off. now, only a few days to the eurovision final, and north london's mae muller is getting ready to represent the uk at the event this weekend. # instead i wrote a song about how you did me wrong... #. but there's the semi—finals for contestants to get through first. and londoners will be able to watch the first of them tonight on a big screen in battersea park for free. it's the first time britain has hosted the event in 25 years after coming second last year to ukraine. let's take a look at how the tubes running on the first day back to work for many of you.

there's minor delays on the bakerloo line this morning. and for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a very mild start. a little damp, however. we had some heavy rain overnight. today is a day of thundery showers and some sunny spells. low pressure in charge to the north—west of the uk, driving these fronts through, which is going to bring these showers. like i said, very frequent. rumbles of thunder, lightning mixed in there, some hail too. temperatures getting up to a maximum of 17 celsius. we will still have some showers rumbling into the evening, but gradually they will become fewer and further between. the skies clearing, and under those clear skies, the temperatures a little cooler than last night, back down in single figures at seven celsius. it also means a bright start to wednesday, a dry start to wednesday, with some sunshine,

but once again low pressure very much in charge. and we're going to see frequent showers again. they could be heavy, thundery, slow—moving. similar conditions for thursday. on friday we start to see a ridge of high pressure just starting to build. and that will bring some slightly drier, more settled conditions, as we head into the weekend. that's it from me — more on our website and the bbc news app. i'll be back in half an hour. bye—bye. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. you might have heard... the wait is over. the first of the semi—finals takes place in liverpool today, and the city is buzzing. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson is at the liverpool arena.

we know you have got a very special guest on the way. but first of all, in that fabulous gold jacket, dog through what is going to happen tonight? through what is going to happen toniaht? ., ., , , tonight? yeah, tonight is the first semifinal here _ tonight? yeah, tonight is the first semifinal here out _ tonight? yeah, tonight is the first semifinal here out of— tonight? yeah, tonight is the first semifinal here out of the - tonight? yeah, tonight is the first| semifinal here out of the liverpool arena _ semifinal here out of the liverpool arena that — semifinal here out of the liverpool arena. that is the stage where they will all— arena. that is the stage where they will all be _ arena. that is the stage where they will all be taking place. it is absolutely huge. i have been on there _ absolutely huge. i have been on there i5— absolutely huge. i have been on there. 15 countries competing for there. 15 countries competing for the ten _ there. 15 countries competing for the ten places in the final from the semifinal~ — the ten places in the final from the semifinal. and there is so much interest— semifinal. and there is so much interest because what we have are some _ interest because what we have are some of— interest because what we have are some of the most fancied songs in the competition. many people say the winner— the competition. many people say the winner of— the competition. many people say the winner of the whole thing could come from tonight's semifinal, the likes of loreen— from tonight's semifinal, the likes of loreen from sweden, a former winner— of loreen from sweden, a former winner in— of loreen from sweden, a former winner in 2012. then you have got the finland — winner in 2012. then you have got the finland act with cha—cha—cha. it is kind _ the finland act with cha—cha—cha. it is kind of— the finland act with cha—cha—cha. it is kind of part metal, part electronic, totally bonkers. and earlier— electronic, totally bonkers. and earlier on. _ electronic, totally bonkers. and earlier on, i mentioned of the croatian— earlier on, i mentioned of the

croatian act. let 3. i referred to their— croatian act. let 3. i referred to their leather thongs. apparently the thongs— their leather thongs. apparently the thongs have gone. they are going for white _ thongs have gone. they are going for white wave _ thongs have gone. they are going for white wave fronts. john mike, i know you are _ white wave fronts. john mike, i know you are going to the semifinal rehearsai— you are going to the semifinal rehearsal this afternoon. i hope you are not— rehearsal this afternoon. i hope you are not wearing the same outfit. —— john mike — are not wearing the same outfit. —— john mike. david sillitoe has been out and _ john mike. david sillitoe has been out and about in liverpool trying to find about — out and about in liverpool trying to find about the atmosphere and speaking to a couple of people taking — speaking to a couple of people taking part in tonight's semifinal. liverpool, the mersey ferry. and let me introduce the over the water eurovision choir singing this year's uk song. # instead, i wrote a song about how you did me wrong # i could have cried at home... it's absolutely amazing. it's buzzing in liverpool. it'sjust landed. # and we all sing along. and it's cooking, isn't it? and liverpool is lively without eurovision, so you can

imagine what it's like with. it's like on steroids. # instead i wrote a song. they're not wrong. the city is abuzz with eurovision's gloriously diverse carnival. take croatia. i mean, you're not really very eurovision, are you? no, we're not. yeah, that's an understatement. so why i decided to take them out for a drink to a liverpool landmark is anyone's guess. you have a reputation for being outrageous. some say that. it's a matter of opinion. are you going to behave yourselves on the night? yes, we will. i would call that a wry smile. and their song?

so that first line is "mother bought me a tractor." yeah. mother bought me a tractor? yeah. let's just say it's a song open to interpretation. eurovision, you see, has a no politics rule. so let 3 are keeping it subtle. the whole point is to spread the message in a subtle way, not directly, never. hi, there. but there's one political message eurovision is happy to embrace, something which has brought sweden's loreen, who won in 2012, back to the show. the community. i call it community, like this, i mean, if you look at it, you're accepted regardless of where you're from, what your sexual preferences is, your religion, whatever you come with, as long as you come with love and respect.

you're welcome. 0h! and with that, i thought i'd show loreen what the choir had been doing with the song she won with in 2012. # euphoria! it is so beautiful. it's nice when people make their own versions and their own thing. you know, this is so beautiful. ijust wanted to show it, i wanted to show it to you. thank you for that, thank you for that. itjust made my day. and to end, ourfinal song of the day in liverpool's williamson tunnels. this lot wouldn't be here singing if not for eurovision. no, it was the catalyst for bringing them all back together again. so it's really, it's become a really big thing and it probably wouldn't have happened were it not for eurovision.

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we have just been, i guess, just getting a — we have just been, i guess, just getting a feel _ we have just been, i guess, just getting a feel of _ we have just been, i guess, just getting a feel of liverpool. - we have just been, i guess, just getting a feel of liverpool. i - we have just been, i guess, justl getting a feel of liverpool. i have been _ getting a feel of liverpool. i have been here — getting a feel of liverpool. i have been here a — getting a feel of liverpool. i have been here a few— getting a feel of liverpool. i have been here a few times— getting a feel of liverpool. i have been here a few times before. i getting a feel of liverpool. i have| been here a few times before. but getting a feel of liverpool. i have i been here a few times before. but it is been here a few times before. but it i5just_ been here a few times before. but it i5just nice _ been here a few times before. but it i5just nice to— been here a few times before. but it i5just nice to be _ been here a few times before. but it isjust nice to be here _ been here a few times before. but it isjust nice to be here settled. - isjust nice to be here settled. describe — isjust nice to be here settled. describe what _ isjust nice to be here settled. describe what you _ isjust nice to be here settled. describe what you have - isjust nice to be here settled. describe what you have beeni isjust nice to be here settled. - describe what you have been seeing and hearing? i have been trying to -et and hearing? i have been trying to get over— and hearing? i have been trying to get over some of the sights and sounds — get over some of the sights and sounds |t— get over some of the sights and sounds. , ~ get over some of the sights and sounds. , ,, ., , ., sounds. it is like eurovision everywhere- _ sounds. it is like eurovision everywhere. it _ sounds. it is like eurovision everywhere. it is _ sounds. it is like eurovision everywhere. it is like - sounds. it is like eurovision - everywhere. it is like billboards, you welk— everywhere. it is like billboards, you walk across _ everywhere. it is like billboards, you walk across the _ everywhere. it is like billboards, you walk across the street, - everywhere. it is like billboards, you walk across the street, you| you walk across the street, you can't _ you walk across the street, you can't really _ you walk across the street, you can't really escape _ you walk across the street, you can't really escape it, - you walk across the street, you can't really escape it, which- you walk across the street, you can't really escape it, which is. can't really escape it, which is really— can't really escape it, which is really nice _ can't really escape it, which is really nice. it _ can't really escape it, which is really nice. it just _ can't really escape it, which is really nice. itjust reaffirms, i| really nice. itjust reaffirms, i guess, — really nice. itjust reaffirms, i guess, that _ really nice. itjust reaffirms, i guess, that everyone - really nice. itjust reaffirms, i guess, that everyone is- really nice. itjust reaffirms, i guess, that everyone is really excited — guess, that everyone is really excited about _ guess, that everyone is really excited about it. _ guess, that everyone is really excited about it. and - guess, that everyone is really excited about it. and people. guess, that everyone is really. excited about it. and people are kind of. — excited about it. and people are kind of. people _ excited about it. and people are kind of, people are _ excited about it. and people are kind of, people are literally- kind of, people are literally singing _ kind of, people are literally singing in— kind of, people are literally singing in the— kind of, people are literally singing in the street. - kind of, people are literally singing in the street. it- kind of, people are literallyi singing in the street. itjust kind of, people are literally- singing in the street. itjust feels veryjoyous. _ singing in the street. itjust feels veryjoyous, which— singing in the street. itjust feels veryjoyous, which is— singing in the street. itjust feels veryjoyous, which is really- singing in the street. itjust feels veryjoyous, which is really nice. | veryjoyous, which is really nice. the very— veryjoyous, which is really nice. the very first _ veryjoyous, which is really nice. the very first thing _ veryjoyous, which is really nice. the very first thing i _ veryjoyous, which is really nice. the very first thing i saw - veryjoyous, which is really nice. the very first thing i saw when l veryjoyous, which is really nice. the very first thing i saw when i | the very first thing i saw when i arrived — the very first thing i saw when i arrived was _ the very first thing i saw when i arrived was to people with finland fights— arrived was to people with finland fights over their back and in between _ fights over their back and in between them somebody with an ireiand _ between them somebody with an ireland flag. it is that kind of sight — ireland flag. it is that kind of sight you _ ireland flag. it is that kind of sight you see? i ireland flag. it is that kind of sight you see?— ireland flag. it is that kind of sight you see? i think it's great. that is what _ sight you see? i think it's great. that is what eurovision - sight you see? i think it's great. that is what eurovision is - sight you see? i think it's great. that is what eurovision is all - that is what eurovision is all about — that is what eurovision is all about. people _ that is what eurovision is all about. people from - that is what eurovision is all about. people from all - that is what eurovision is all about. people from all over| that is what eurovision is all. about. people from all over the world _ about. people from all over the world conring _ about. people from all over the world coming together, - about. people from all over the . world coming together, supporting about. people from all over the - world coming together, supporting so many different — world coming together, supporting so many different like _ world coming together, supporting so many different like countries - world coming together, supporting so many different like countries and - many different like countries and cultures — many different like countries and cultures and _ many different like countries and cultures and different _ many different like countries and cultures and different songs. - many different like countries and i cultures and different songs. like, every— cultures and different songs. like, every single —

cultures and different songs. like, every single song _ cultures and different songs. like, every single song is _ cultures and different songs. like, every single song is so _ cultures and different songs. like, every single song is so different i every single song is so different and so — every single song is so different and so unique. _ every single song is so different and so unique, and _ every single song is so different and so unique, and each - every single song is so different - and so unique, and each performance is so different — and so unique, and each performance is so different to _ and so unique, and each performance is so different to that _ and so unique, and each performance is so different to that artist. - and so unique, and each performance is so different to that artist. i - is so different to that artist. i think— is so different to that artist. i think it's _ is so different to that artist. i think it's really _ is so different to that artist. i think it's really nice - is so different to that artist. i think it's really nice we - is so different to that artist. i think it's really nice we can . is so different to that artist. i - think it's really nice we can come together— think it's really nice we can come together and _ think it's really nice we can come together and celebrate _ think it's really nice we can come together and celebrate that. - think it's really nice we can come i together and celebrate that. hora; together and celebrate that. how much pressure — together and celebrate that. how much pressure are _ together and celebrate that. much pressure are you feeling? together and celebrate that. how- much pressure are you feeling? none! what are you — much pressure are you feeling? none! what are you talking _ much pressure are you feeling? none! what are you talking about?! - much pressure are you feeling? none! what are you talking about?! i - much pressure are you feeling? none! what are you talking about?! i am - what are you talking about?! i am easy. _ what are you talking about?! i am easy. breezy, _ what are you talking about?! i am easy, breezy, beautiful. _ what are you talking about?! i ami easy, breezy, beautiful. obviously, there— easy, breezy, beautiful. obviously, there is— easy, breezy, beautiful. obviously, there is a— easy, breezy, beautiful. obviously, there is a sense _ easy, breezy, beautiful. obviously, there is a sense of— easy, breezy, beautiful. obviously, there is a sense of responsibility, l there is a sense of responsibility, for sure — there is a sense of responsibility, for sure i— there is a sense of responsibility, for sure. i really— there is a sense of responsibility, for sure. i really want _ there is a sense of responsibility, for sure. i really want to - there is a sense of responsibility, for sure. i really want to do - for sure. i really want to do everybody _ for sure. i really want to do everybody proud. _ for sure. i really want to do everybody proud. but - for sure. i really want to doi everybody proud. but every for sure. i really want to do - everybody proud. but every single thing _ everybody proud. but every single thing that — everybody proud. but every single thing that creates _ everybody proud. but every single thing that creates pressure - everybody proud. but every single thing that creates pressure is - everybody proud. but every single thing that creates pressure isjust| thing that creates pressure isjust actually— thing that creates pressure isjust actually something _ thing that creates pressure isjust actually something really- thing that creates pressure isjust actually something really exciting and amazing, _ actually something really exciting and amazing, the _ actually something really exciting and amazing, the fact we - actually something really exciting and amazing, the fact we are - actually something really exciting. and amazing, the fact we are holding it in the _ and amazing, the fact we are holding it inthe uk_ and amazing, the fact we are holding it inthe uk on— and amazing, the fact we are holding it in the uk on behalf— and amazing, the fact we are holding it in the uk on behalf of— and amazing, the fact we are holding it in the uk on behalf of ukraine, - it in the uk on behalf of ukraine, which _ it in the uk on behalf of ukraine, which is — it in the uk on behalf of ukraine, which is so — it in the uk on behalf of ukraine, which is so special. _ it in the uk on behalf of ukraine, which is so special. the - it in the uk on behalf of ukraine, which is so special. the fact - it in the uk on behalf of ukraine, which is so special. the fact i'm i which is so special. the fact i'm going _ which is so special. the fact i'm going iast~ _ which is so special. the fact i'm going last the _ which is so special. the fact i'm going last. the fact _ which is so special. the fact i'm going last. the fact that - which is so special. the fact i'm going last. the fact that sam i which is so special. the fact i'm - going last. the fact that sam ryder did so— going last. the fact that sam ryder did so weit— going last. the fact that sam ryder did so well last _ going last. the fact that sam ryder did so well last year. _ going last. the fact that sam ryder did so well last year. all _ going last. the fact that sam ryder did so well last year. all these - did so well last year. all these things— did so well last year. all these things i— did so well last year. all these things i can _ did so well last year. all these things i can freak _ did so well last year. all these things i can freak out - did so well last year. all these things i can freak out about. did so well last year. all these i things i can freak out about are actually— things i can freak out about are actually really, _ things i can freak out about are actually really, really _ things i can freak out about are actually really, really amazing. | things i can freak out about are l actually really, really amazing. i 'ust actually really, really amazing. i just feel— actually really, really amazing. i just feel really _ actually really, really amazing. i just feel really lucky _ actually really, really amazing. i just feel really lucky that - actually really, really amazing. i just feel really lucky that i- actually really, really amazing. i just feel really lucky that i get . actually really, really amazing. i| just feel really lucky that i get to take part — just feel really lucky that i get to take part in _ just feel really lucky that i get to take part in such— just feel really lucky that i get to take part in such a _ just feel really lucky that i get to take part in such a special- just feel really lucky that i get to take part in such a special year. i take part in such a special year. you _ take part in such a special year. you have — take part in such a special year. you have been— take part in such a special year. you have been in— take part in such a special year. you have been in contact- take part in such a special year. you have been in contact with l take part in such a special year. i you have been in contact with sam ryder _ you have been in contact with sam ryder. what kind of advice has he been _ ryder. what kind of advice has he been giving you?— ryder. what kind of advice has he been giving you? before i had even been giving you? before i had even been announced, _ been giving you? before i had even been announced, he _ been giving you? before i had even been announced, he heard - been giving you? before i had even been announced, he heard through| been giving you? before i had even - been announced, he heard through the grapevine _ been announced, he heard through the grapevine and — been announced, he heard through the grapevine and he — been announced, he heard through the grapevine and he messaged _ been announced, he heard through the grapevine and he messaged me - been announced, he heard through the grapevine and he messaged me and i been announced, he heard through the. grapevine and he messaged me and was like, grapevine and he messaged me and was like. nrate. _ grapevine and he messaged me and was like. nrate. i_ grapevine and he messaged me and was like. nrate. iant— grapevine and he messaged me and was like. nrate. iam so— grapevine and he messaged me and was like, mate, i am so excited _ grapevine and he messaged me and was like, mate, i am so excited for- grapevine and he messaged me and was like, mate, i am so excited for you. - like, mate, i am so excited for you. his main _

like, mate, i am so excited for you. his main advice _ like, mate, i am so excited for you. his main advice was _ like, mate, i am so excited for you. his main advice was really - like, mate, i am so excited for you. his main advice was reallyjust - like, mate, i am so excited for you. his main advice was reallyjust to l his main advice was reallyjust to enjoy— his main advice was reallyjust to enjoy it — his main advice was reallyjust to enjoy it it— his main advice was reallyjust to enjoy it. it sounds _ his main advice was reallyjust to enjoy it. it sounds so _ his main advice was reallyjust to enjoy it. it sounds so simple, - his main advice was reallyjust to enjoy it. it sounds so simple, but it is such — enjoy it. it sounds so simple, but it is such a — enjoy it. it sounds so simple, but it is such a whirlwind, _ enjoy it. it sounds so simple, but it is such a whirlwind, you - enjoy it. it sounds so simple, but it is such a whirlwind, you can- it is such a whirlwind, you can forget — it is such a whirlwind, you can forget to— it is such a whirlwind, you can forget to take _ it is such a whirlwind, you can forget to take it _ it is such a whirlwind, you can forget to take it in. _ it is such a whirlwind, you can forget to take it in. so - it is such a whirlwind, you can forget to take it in. so each . it is such a whirlwind, you can. forget to take it in. so each day i am just— forget to take it in. so each day i am just trying _ forget to take it in. so each day i am just trying to _ forget to take it in. so each day i am just trying to take _ forget to take it in. so each day i am just trying to take each - forget to take it in. so each day i am just trying to take each day. forget to take it in. so each day i i am just trying to take each day as it comes — am just trying to take each day as it comes and _ am just trying to take each day as it comes and not _ am just trying to take each day as it comes and not let _ am just trying to take each day as it comes and not let it _ am just trying to take each day as it comes and not let it like, - am just trying to take each day as it comes and not let it like, passi it comes and not let it like, pass me by. — it comes and not let it like, pass me by. because _ it comes and not let it like, pass me by, because it— it comes and not let it like, pass me by, because it will— it comes and not let it like, pass me by, because it will be - it comes and not let it like, pass me by, because it will be over. it comes and not let it like, pass- me by, because it will be over soon. i me by, because it will be over soon. idon't _ me by, because it will be over soon. idon't want — me by, because it will be over soon. idon't want to— me by, because it will be over soon. i don't want to get _ me by, because it will be over soon. i don't want to get to _ me by, because it will be over soon. i don't want to get to the _ me by, because it will be over soon. i don't want to get to the end - me by, because it will be over soon. i don't want to get to the end and i i don't want to get to the end and be like _ i don't want to get to the end and be like i_ i don't want to get to the end and be like i wish _ i don't want to get to the end and be like i wish i — i don't want to get to the end and be like i wish i had _ i don't want to get to the end and be like i wish i had enjoyed - i don't want to get to the end and be like i wish i had enjoyed it - be like i wish i had enjoyed it more — be like i wish i had enjoyed it more that _ be like i wish i had enjoyed it more. that is _ be like i wish i had enjoyed it more. that is what _ be like i wish i had enjoyed it more. that is what i - be like i wish i had enjoyed it more. that is what i am - be like i wish i had enjoyed it i more. that is what i am doing. be like i wish i had enjoyed it - more. that is what i am doing. it's quite _ more. that is what i am doing. it's quite hard — more. that is what i am doing. it's quite hard not _ more. that is what i am doing. it's quite hard not to, _ more. that is what i am doing. it's quite hard not to, you _ more. that is what i am doing. it's quite hard not to, you know? - more. that is what i am doing. it's quite hard not to, you know? onel quite hard not to, you know? one thin ou quite hard not to, you know? one thing you have — quite hard not to, you know? thing you have been enjoying is quite hard not to, you know?“ thing you have been enjoying is your nails _ thing you have been enjoying is your nails how— thing you have been enjoying is your nails. how many pairs will you be wearing _ nails. how many pairs will you be wearing during eurovision week? give us a shot _ wearing during eurovision week? give us a shot. . . wearing during eurovision week? give us a shot. , , ., us a shot. yes, these were for the turn uoise us a shot. yes, these were for the turquoise carpet — us a shot. yes, these were for the turquoise carpet yesterday, - turquoise carpet yesterday, something _ turquoise carpet yesterday, something understated, . turquoise carpet yesterday, - something understated, something tow-key. _ something understated, something low—key, something _ something understated, something low—key, something chilled. - something understated, something low—key, something chilled. [m i something understated, something low-key, something chilled. i'm glad i didn't low-key, something chilled. i'm glad i didn't wear— low-key, something chilled. i'm glad i didn't wear mine, _ low-key, something chilled. i'm glad i didn't wear mine, because - low-key, something chilled. i'm glad i didn't wear mine, because we - low-key, something chilled. i'm glad i didn't wear mine, because we could have had _ i didn't wear mine, because we could have had a _ i didn't wear mine, because we could have had a nasty clash. that i didn't wear mine, because we could have had a nasty clash.— have had a nasty clash. that could have had a nasty clash. that could have been — have had a nasty clash. that could have been so _ have had a nasty clash. that could have been so embarrassing! - have had a nasty clash. that could have been so embarrassing! they| have had a nasty clash. that could - have been so embarrassing! they were auoin to have been so embarrassing! they were going to bring — have been so embarrassing! they were going to bring in _ have been so embarrassing! they were going to bring in a _ have been so embarrassing! they were going to bring in a new— have been so embarrassing! they were going to bring in a new way _ have been so embarrassing! they were going to bring in a new way of- going to bring in a new way of revealing _ going to bring in a new way of revealing who gets to the final, more _ revealing who gets to the final, more x — revealing who gets to the final, more x factor style, with all the acts on— more x factor style, with all the acts on the _ more x factor style, with all the acts on the stage, put the lights out on _ acts on the stage, put the lights out on the — acts on the stage, put the lights out on the ones who have not made it. out on the ones who have not made it the _ out on the ones who have not made it the fans— out on the ones who have not made it. the fans did not like it, thought—

it. the fans did not like it, thought it was too cruel, and by the end of— thought it was too cruel, and by the end of the _ thought it was too cruel, and by the end of the day it all changed, they are going — end of the day it all changed, they are going back to people sitting in the green — are going back to people sitting in the green room? | are going back to people sitting in the green room?— are going back to people sitting in the green room? i am sure there will be a lot of relieved _ the green room? i am sure there will be a lot of relieved people _ the green room? i am sure there will be a lot of relieved people today - be a lot of relieved people today because — be a lot of relieved people today because that _ be a lot of relieved people today because that doesn't _ be a lot of relieved people today because that doesn't sound - be a lot of relieved people today| because that doesn't sound quite scary _ because that doesn't sound quite sca . ~ , ., , , ., scary. where will you be sitting on the niuht? scary. where will you be sitting on the night? if— scary. where will you be sitting on the night? if we _ scary. where will you be sitting on the night? if we look— scary. where will you be sitting on the night? if we look over - scary. where will you be sitting on the night? if we look over here - scary. where will you be sitting on| the night? if we look over here this is the _ the night? if we look over here this is the green — the night? if we look over here this is the green room. these are the booths — is the green room. these are the booths |— is the green room. these are the booths. ., �* ,, ., . ., . booths. i don't know. i have no idea where i booths. i don't know. i have no idea where i am — booths. i don't know. i have no idea where i am seated. _ booths. i don't know. i have no idea where i am seated. i— booths. i don't know. i have no idea where i am seated. i would - booths. i don't know. i have no idea where i am seated. i would love - booths. i don't know. i have no idea where i am seated. i would love to i where i am seated. i would love to sit in _ where i am seated. i would love to sit in the _ where i am seated. i would love to sit in the middle _ where i am seated. i would love to sit in the middle row. _ where i am seated. i would love to sit in the middle row. i— where i am seated. i would love to sit in the middle row. i don't- where i am seated. i would love to sit in the middle row. i don't wanti sit in the middle row. i don't want to be _ sit in the middle row. i don't want to be too— sit in the middle row. i don't want to be too close _ sit in the middle row. i don't want to be too close to _ sit in the middle row. i don't want to be too close to the _ sit in the middle row. i don't want to be too close to the front, - sit in the middle row. i don't want to be too close to the front, the l to be too close to the front, the back, _ to be too close to the front, the back, middie _ to be too close to the front, the back, middle row. _ to be too close to the front, the back, middle row. be— to be too close to the front, the back, middle row. be nice - to be too close to the front, the back, middle row. be nice and i to be too close to the front, the - back, middle row. be nice and cosy. that is— back, middle row. be nice and cosy. that is what— back, middle row. be nice and cosy. that is what i— back, middle row. be nice and cosy. that is what i am _ back, middle row. be nice and cosy. that is what i am hoping _ back, middle row. be nice and cosy. that is what i am hoping for. - that is what i am hoping for. anyway. _ that is what i am hoping for. anyway. it _ that is what i am hoping for. anyway. it will— that is what i am hoping for. anyway, it will be _ that is what i am hoping for. anyway, it will be great. - that is what i am hoping for. | anyway, it will be great. ho'rar�* that is what i am hoping for. anyway, it will be great. how many --eole anyway, it will be great. how many people have _ anyway, it will be great. how many people have asked _ anyway, it will be great. how many people have asked you, _ anyway, it will be great. how many people have asked you, have - anyway, it will be great. how many people have asked you, have you i anyway, it will be great. how many i people have asked you, have you got any spare _ people have asked you, have you got any spare tickets?— any spare tickets? quite a lot! quite a lot- — any spare tickets? quite a lot! quite a lot. i _ any spare tickets? quite a lot! quite a lot. i could _ any spare tickets? quite a lot! quite a lot. i could barely - any spare tickets? quite a lot! | quite a lot. i could barely even any spare tickets? quite a lot! - quite a lot. i could barely even get my dad _ quite a lot. i could barely even get my dad in— quite a lot. i could barely even get my dad in the _ quite a lot. i could barely even get my dad in the door. _ quite a lot. i could barely even get my dad in the door. i— quite a lot. i could barely even get my dad in the door. i was- quite a lot. i could barely even get my dad in the door. i was like, - my dad in the door. i was like, guys, — my dad in the door. i was like, guys, i— my dad in the door. i was like, guys, iwouid _ my dad in the door. i was like, guys, i would love _ my dad in the door. i was like, guys, i would love to - my dad in the door. i was like, guys, i would love to give - my dad in the door. i was like, | guys, i would love to give away my dad in the door. i was like, - guys, i would love to give away all these _ guys, i would love to give away all these free — guys, i would love to give away all these free tickets, _ guys, i would love to give away all these free tickets, but _ guys, i would love to give away all these free tickets, but it _ guys, i would love to give away all these free tickets, but it is- guys, i would love to give away all these free tickets, but it is very i these free tickets, but it is very in demand _ these free tickets, but it is very in demand it— these free tickets, but it is very in demand. it is— these free tickets, but it is very in demand. it is an _ these free tickets, but it is very in demand. it is an indie - these free tickets, but it is very in demand. it is an indie band l these free tickets, but it is very - in demand. it is an indie band show. a iot— in demand. it is an indie band show. a lot of— in demand. it is an indie band show. a lot of people — in demand. it is an indie band show. a lot of people have _ in demand. it is an indie band show. a lot of people have asked. - in demand. it is an indie band show. a lot of people have asked. —— - in demand. it is an indie band show. a lot of people have asked. —— and i a lot of people have asked. —— and in demand — a lot of people have asked. —— and in demand show. _ a lot of people have asked. —— and in demand show. a _ a lot of people have asked. —— and in demand show. a lot— a lot of people have asked. —— and in demand show. a lot of- a lot of people have asked. —— and in demand show. a lot of people . a lot of people have asked. —— and i in demand show. a lot of people want to come _ in demand show. a lot of people want to come we — in demand show. a lot of people want to come we have _ in demand show. a lot of people want to come. we have got— in demand show. a lot of people want to come. we have got my— in demand show. a lot of people want to come. we have got my dad - in demand show. a lot of people want| to come. we have got my dad coming. we got _ to come. we have got my dad coming. we got there _ to come. we have got my dad coming. we got there in— to come. we have got my dad coming. we got there in the _ to come. we have got my dad coming. we got there in the end. _ to come. we have got my dad coming. we got there in the end. bier?- to come. we have got my dad coming.

we got there in the end.— we got there in the end. very good. mae muller's _ we got there in the end. very good. mae muller's dad _ we got there in the end. very good. mae muller's dad will— we got there in the end. very good. mae muller's dad will be _ we got there in the end. very good. mae muller's dad will be attending l mae muller's dad will be attending eurovision tonight, first semifinal, for the _ eurovision tonight, first semifinal, for the first — eurovision tonight, first semifinal, for the first time ever, will be live on— for the first time ever, will be live on bbc one.— for the first time ever, will be live on bbc one. that is how much interest there _ live on bbc one. that is how much interest there is _ live on bbc one. that is how much interest there is in _ live on bbc one. that is how much interest there is in the _ live on bbc one. that is how muchi interest there is in the competition this year. oh, yeah, absolutely. i must have good luck to mae muller. we are cheering her on. i am a bit gutted that the leather thongs are out after that. i was well prepared for this afternoon. now it is why france! i will see you later. fully dressed. thank you. i france! i will see you later. fully dressed. thank you.— france! i will see you later. fully dressed. thank you. i am sure you can continue _ dressed. thank you. i am sure you can continue that _ dressed. thank you. i am sure you can continue that conversation! . dressed. thank you. i am sure you i can continue that conversation! that did happen- — can continue that conversation! that did happen- it— can continue that conversation! that did happen- it is— can continue that conversation! trisgt did happen. it is quarter to nine. we need some weather. morning, carol. what is the weather going to be like for liverpool this week? ~ . going to be like for liverpool this week? ~ , ., going to be like for liverpool this week? . , ., going to be like for liverpool this week? ~ , ., week? well, it is not looking too bad. week? well, it is not looking too bad- good _ week? well, it is not looking too bad. good morning. _ week? well, it is not looking too bad. good morning. for- week? well, it is not looking too bad. good morning. for the - week? well, it is not looking tooi bad. good morning. for the next bad. good morning. forthe next couple _ bad. good morning. forthe next couple of— bad. good morning. forthe next couple of days we are not out of the rams _ couple of days we are not out of the rams of— couple of days we are not out of the rams of possibility of catching a shower— rams of possibility of catching a shower or— rams of possibility of catching a shower or two. rams of possibility of catching a shower ortwo. but rams of possibility of catching a shower or two. but as we head towards — shower or two. but as we head towards the final it is looking like it should — towards the final it is looking like it should be dry. it is going to be

pieasant — it should be dry. it is going to be pleasant on saturday. saturday is probably— pleasant on saturday. saturday is probably likely to be the warmest day of— probably likely to be the warmest day of the weekend. but for the rest of us, _ day of the weekend. but for the rest of us, today, we have been watching the rain _ of us, today, we have been watching the rain clear— of us, today, we have been watching the rain clear from the south—east. it is lingering in the northern isies — it is lingering in the northern isies we _ it is lingering in the northern isles. we still have a few showers scattered — isles. we still have a few showers scattered around. still quite a bit of cloud — scattered around. still quite a bit of cloud. through the day the cloud will break — of cloud. through the day the cloud will break. we will see further showers — will break. we will see further showers developing the warm sunshine. some of those will be heavy— sunshine. some of those will be heavy and — sunshine. some of those will be heavy and thundery. you can see them coming _ heavy and thundery. you can see them coming in _ heavy and thundery. you can see them coming in across the south—west of england _ coming in across the south—west of england. they are likely to be thundery— england. they are likely to be thundery in the north—west of scotland _ thundery in the north—west of scotland and eastern parts of england _ scotland and eastern parts of england. by the end of the afternoon it wiii— england. by the end of the afternoon it will be _ england. by the end of the afternoon it will be drying up in western part of the _ it will be drying up in western part of the country. temperatures tend to about _ of the country. temperatures tend to about 80 _ of the country. temperatures tend to about 80 degrees. just down a touch on where _ about 80 degrees. just down a touch on where we work yesterday. through this evening _ on where we work yesterday. through this evening and overnight they will still be _ this evening and overnight they will still be some thundery showers in the south—east before they move away _ the south—east before they move away. then we will have some clear skies _ away. then we will have some clear skies in _ away. then we will have some clear skies in central and eastern areas. a little _ skies in central and eastern areas. a little bit— skies in central and eastern areas. a little bit of fog forming. towards the west _ a little bit of fog forming. towards the west we are looking at a thicker cioud _ the west we are looking at a thicker cloud with _ the west we are looking at a thicker cloud with some showers. some of them _ cloud with some showers. some of them wiii— cloud with some showers. some of them will merge. it is not going to be a cold _ them will merge. it is not going to

be a cold night. as we head through tomorrow. — be a cold night. as we head through tomorrow, after this bright start in central— tomorrow, after this bright start in central and — tomorrow, after this bright start in central and eastern areas, with some sunshine, _ central and eastern areas, with some sunshine, the showers in the west travel— sunshine, the showers in the west travei east — sunshine, the showers in the west travel east and we will see further showers _ travel east and we will see further showers might develop. once again, they could _ showers might develop. once again, they could be heavy and thundery. they wiii— they could be heavy and thundery. they will be slow moving as well. temperatures tomorrow down a touch on today _ temperatures tomorrow down a touch on today. we are looking at ten in lerwick, _ on today. we are looking at ten in lerwick, 16— on today. we are looking at ten in lerwick, 16 in liverpool and birmingham, but potentially my something birmingham, but potentially my somethin- milder birmingham, but potentially my something birmingham, but potentially my somethin- milderalon- birmingham, but potentially my something birmingham, but potentially my somethin- milderalon- the birmingham, but potentially my something birmingham, but potentially my somethin- milderalon- the east something milder along the east coast _ coast. carol, thank coast. — carol, thank you. we will see you soon. carol, thank you. we will see ou soon. , ., . , ., we will see you soon. john has got the sort. we will see you soon. john has got the sport. tonnes _ we will see you soon. john has got the sport. tonnes of— we will see you soon. john has got the sport. tonnes of goals. - we will see you soon. john has got the sport. tonnes of goals. forget| the sport. tonnes of goals. forget the sport. tonnes of goals. forget the to - , the sport. tonnes of goals. forget the top. the _ the sport. tonnes of goals. forget the top, the excitement _ the sport. tonnes of goals. forget the top, the excitement is - the sport. tonnes of goals. forget the top, the excitement is at - the sport. tonnes of goals. forget the top, the excitement is at the i the top, the excitement is at the bottom — the top, the excitement is at the bottom. let's be honest. what a win yesterday— bottom. let's be honest. what a win yesterday for everton. four points separating, for teams separated by four points — separating, for teams separated by four points with three games remaining. that is where the excitement is going to be. good morning — excitement is going to be. good morning. goals galore at the bottom of the _ morning. goals galore at the bottom of the premier league. 21 in total yesterday — of the premier league. 21 in total yesterday. everton find themselves out of _ yesterday. everton find themselves out of the _ yesterday. everton find themselves out of the relegation zone after a

huge _ out of the relegation zone after a huge win— out of the relegation zone after a huge win against brighton. along with nottingham forest. leicester very much— with nottingham forest. leicester very much in it. abdul i'da curry scored _ very much in it. abdul i'da curry scored twice as they stunned the seaguiis. — scored twice as they stunned the seagulls, everton. their second win in the _ seagulls, everton. their second win in the league all season. they had only scored — in the league all season. they had only scored 27 goals all season untit— only scored 27 goals all season until yesterday. they then got five. the light _ until yesterday. they then got five. the light for those travelling fans and for _ the light for those travelling fans and for manager sean dies. he has been _ and for manager sean dies. he has been brought in to keep them up. —— deiight~ _ been brought in to keep them up. —— deiight~ -- _ been brought in to keep them up. —— delight. —— sean dyche. nottingham forest— delight. —— sean dyche. nottingham forest beat— delight. —— sean dyche. nottingham forest beat brighton write southampton 4—3 to climb above the bottom _ southampton 4—3 to climb above the bottom three. forest up to 16th. the same _ bottom three. forest up to 16th. the same stiii— bottom three. forest up to 16th. the same still on the brink of relegation, which would end their 11 year stay— relegation, which would end their 11 year stay in — relegation, which would end their 11 year stay in the top flight. topping all of— year stay in the top flight. topping all of that— year stay in the top flight. topping all of that though, the eight goals scored _ all of that though, the eight goals scored at — all of that though, the eight goals scored at craven cottage. leicester on the _ scored at craven cottage. leicester on the wrong end of this one. how terminat— on the wrong end of this one. how terminal could that be for their survival— terminal could that be for their survival hopes? they are in real troubie — survival hopes? they are in real trouble after losing 5—3 to fulham. some _ trouble after losing 5—3 to fulham. some tough questions as well for the

players _ some tough questions as well for the players that followed. it will be a tough _ players that followed. it will be a tough few weeks. it was a thrilling final day— tough few weeks. it was a thrilling final day in— tough few weeks. it was a thrilling final day in the championship, but a real signat— final day in the championship, but a real signal for millwall, one of the teams _ real signal for millwall, one of the teams vying to go up. plenty of goats — teams vying to go up. plenty of goals. they needed a win against biackpooi— goals. they needed a win against blackpool —— blackburn to guarantee a place _ blackpool —— blackburn to guarantee a place in _ blackpool —— blackburn to guarantee a place in the play—offs. they were 3-1 up _ a place in the play—offs. they were 3-1 up and — a place in the play—offs. they were 3—1 up and cruising. rovers staged an astonishing comeback to win 4—3. so, sunderland are taking advantage of millwall's slip—up to finish sixth — of millwall's slip—up to finish sixth 3- _ of millwall's slip—up to finish sixth. 3— no winners at preston, with— sixth. 3— no winners at preston, with manchester united loanee diallo with manchester united loanee diallo with the _ with manchester united loanee diallo with the pick of the goals. not too lon- with the pick of the goals. not too long to _ with the pick of the goals. not too long to wait until the play—offs get under— long to wait until the play—offs get under way — long to wait until the play—offs get under way. they start on saturday. sunderland — under way. they start on saturday. sunderland against luton. coventry will take _ sunderland against luton. coventry will take on middlesbrough. they booked _ will take on middlesbrough. they booked their play—off place with a 1-1 booked their play—off place with a h draw— booked their play—off place with a h draw at— booked their play—off place with a 1—1 draw at middlesbrough. something of a dress _ 1—1 draw at middlesbrough. something of a dress rehearsal for these two before _ of a dress rehearsal for these two before the — of a dress rehearsal for these two before the second play—off semifinal first leg _ before the second play—off semifinal first leg on _ before the second play—off semifinal

first leg on sunday. final day in league — first leg on sunday. final day in league 2— first leg on sunday. final day in league 2 as well. northampton secured — league 2 as well. northampton secured promotion having missed out last season — secured promotion having missed out last season. what a way to seal it. briiiiant _ last season. what a way to seal it. brilliant goal. sam hoskins with a brilliant _ brilliant goal. sam hoskins with a brilliant volley. this came against tranmere — brilliant volley. this came against tranmere in a 1—0 win. i wonder where— tranmere in a 1—0 win. i wonder where he— tranmere in a 1—0 win. i wonder where he was leading the celebrations afterwards. fans pouring — celebrations afterwards. fans pouring onto the pitch to celebrate that moment. —— no wonder he was leading _ that moment. —— no wonder he was leading the — that moment. —— no wonder he was leading the celebrations. a massive ni-ht leading the celebrations. a massive night for— leading the celebrations. a massive night for manchester city, they play real madrid tonight in the champions league _ real madrid tonight in the champions league semifinal first leg. for all the success pep guardiola has resided — the success pep guardiola has resided over, this remains the only piece _ resided over, this remains the only piece of— resided over, this remains the only piece of major silverware he has not won at— piece of major silverware he has not won at manchester city. standing on their way. _ won at manchester city. standing on theirway, real madrid, a repeat won at manchester city. standing on their way, real madrid, a repeat of last year's— their way, real madrid, a repeat of last year's second —— semifinal when the spanish — last year's second —— semifinal when the spanish side stays an incredible comeback — the spanish side stays an incredible comeback. could this be their year? is comeback. could this be their year? is that _ comeback. could this be their year? is that what — comeback. could this be their year? is that what you feel? it feels that way. neverwrite is that what you feel? it feels that way. never write off real madrid. thousands of burnley fc fans

will line the streets of their town tonight, as they celebrate promotion back into the premier league with an open—top bus parade. among those present will be two of the club's newest supporters — the former american football star jj watt and his wife kealia, who have also become minority shareholders. here's how they announced their decision to invest. look. i've only been retired for four— look. i've only been retired for four months now. but i really need something — four months now. but i really need something to do. if we rent and a review— something to do. if we rent and a review we — something to do. if we rent and a review we can hit the trailjust by driving _

and we are joined by jj watt now. morning. how are we? we are really aood. how morning. how are we? we are really good- how are _ morning. how are we? we are really good. how are you? _ morning. how are we? we are really good. how are you? i— morning. how are we? we are really good. how are you? i am _ morning. how are we? we are really good. how are you? i am good. - morning. how are we? we are really good. how are you? i am good. we | morning. how are we? we are really i good. how are you? i am good. we had a late niuht good. how are you? i am good. we had a late night with — good. how are you? i am good. we had a late night with celebrations _ good. how are you? i am good. we had a late night with celebrations and - a late night with celebrations and events _ a late night with celebrations and events it — a late night with celebrations and events. it is a little early, but i am feeling _ events. it is a little early, but i am feeling good.— events. it is a little early, but i am feeling good. apologies for the time of the day. _ am feeling good. apologies for the time of the day. i _ am feeling good. apologies for the time of the day. i know _ am feeling good. apologies for the time of the day. i know it - am feeling good. apologies for the time of the day. i know it is - time of the day. i know it is horribly early.— time of the day. i know it is horribly early. time of the day. i know it is horribl earl. ~ , �* ., horribly early. why burnley? how did this start? we _ horribly early. why burnley? how did this start? i've been _ horribly early. why burnley? how did this start? i've been interested - horribly early. why burnley? how did this start? i've been interested in - this start? i've been interested in football—

this start? i've been interested in football for a very long time, especially premier league football. promotion and relegation, the highs and lows. _ promotion and relegation, the highs and lows, the consequences are incredible — and lows, the consequences are incredible. we have been looking for a club _ incredible. we have been looking for a club for— incredible. we have been looking for a club for a _ incredible. we have been looking for a club for a long time. we knew once we found _ a club for a long time. we knew once we found the — a club for a long time. we knew once we found the right opportunity we would _ we found the right opportunity we would call the way. we took my time. checked _ would call the way. we took my time. checked every single box. burnley have been— checked every single box. burnley have been around since 1882. old hard—working milltown, tough people who are _ hard—working milltown, tough people who are so _ hard—working milltown, tough people who are so passionate and loving their— who are so passionate and loving their club — who are so passionate and loving their club. alan paes and his vision. — their club. alan paes and his vision, vincent kompany and his vision. _ vision, vincent kompany and his vision, what they have done is a perfect — vision, what they have done is a perfect fit — vision, what they have done is a perfect fit-— vision, what they have done is a erfect fit. ., . , .. perfect fit. you have 'ust called it football. i thought _ perfect fit. you have just called it football. i thought you _ perfect fit. you have just called it football. i thought you might - perfect fit. you have just called it football. i thought you might be i football. i thought you might be calling it soccer. you are an american football player. you have gone native!— american football player. you have gone native! trust me, i've learned what to do — gone native! trust me, i've learned what to do and _ gone native! trust me, i've learned what to do and what _ gone native! trust me, i've learned what to do and what not _ gone native! trust me, i've learned what to do and what not to - gone native! trust me, i've learned what to do and what not to do - gone native! trust me, i've learned what to do and what not to do very| what to do and what not to do very quickly _ what to do and what not to do very quickly. that's one of the biggest things— quickly. that's one of the biggest things in— quickly. that's one of the biggest things in my life. there is so much history— things in my life. there is so much history and — things in my life. there is so much history and tradition. we want to respect _ history and tradition. we want to respect and honour that. the club has been — respect and honour that. the club has been around since 1882. it will be here _ has been around since 1882. it will be here long after we're gone. we 'ust be here long after we're gone. we just want— be here long after we're gone. we just want to help tell their story and show— just want to help tell their story and show people what burnley is about _ and show people what burnley is about. ., _ i.

and show people what burnley is about. ., . . and show people what burnley is about. ., , ., . . . about. you say you have learned what to do and what _ about. you say you have learned what to do and what not _ about. you say you have learned what to do and what not to _ about. you say you have learned what to do and what not to do. _ about. you say you have learned what to do and what not to do. what - about. you say you have learned what to do and what not to do. what have i to do and what not to do. what have you learned so far? i to do and what not to do. what have you learned so far?— you learned so far? i have learned that the history, _ you learned so far? i have learned that the history, the _ you learned so far? i have learned that the history, the tradition, - you learned so far? i have learned that the history, the tradition, the supporters, it is all about respecting and honouring that. you never— respecting and honouring that. you never want — respecting and honouring that. you never want to come in and try to do something — never want to come in and try to do something that is not true to who the club _ something that is not true to who the club is — something that is not true to who the club is and who the people of burnley— the club is and who the people of burnley are. and i think that is the thing _ burnley are. and i think that is the thing that— burnley are. and i think that is the thing that we are most trying to do, is to show— thing that we are most trying to do, is to show people what real burnley is to show people what real burnley is about _ is to show people what real burnley is about i_ is to show people what real burnley is about. i did a pub called yesterday on my way to the stadium. i yesterday on my way to the stadium. i started _ yesterday on my way to the stadium. i started at— yesterday on my way to the stadium. i started at the royal dice and i worked — i started at the royal dice and i worked my way all the way to turf moor _ worked my way all the way to turf moor i_ worked my way all the way to turf moor ijust— worked my way all the way to turf moor. ijust want to earn the trust of the _ moor. ijust want to earn the trust of the supporters by showing them how much— of the supporters by showing them how much we care and how passionate we are _ how much we care and how passionate we are l _ how much we care and how passionate we are. . , how much we care and how passionate we are. , , ., how much we care and how passionate weare. , , ., i how much we care and how passionate we are-_ l have - we are. i bet they love you. i have never heard _ we are. i bet they love you. i have never heard anybody _ we are. i bet they love you. i have never heard anybody trying - we are. i bet they love you. i have never heard anybody trying to - never heard anybody trying to justify a pub crawl.— never heard anybody trying to justify a pub crawl. research! lots of ints of justify a pub crawl. research! lots of pints of guinness _ justify a pub crawl. research! lots of pints of guinness along - justify a pub crawl. research! lots of pints of guinness along the - justify a pub crawl. research! lots| of pints of guinness along the way. it of pints of guinness along the way. it was _ of pints of guinness along the way. it was a _ of pints of guinness along the way. it was a lot— of pints of guinness along the way. it was a lot of fun. it was really good _ it was a lot of fun. it was really good to— it was a lot of fun. it was really good to know them on a personal level. _ good to know them on a personal level. and — good to know them on a personal level, and hopefully they get to know _ level, and hopefully they get to know us — level, and hopefully they get to know us as well.— level, and hopefully they get to know us as well. even more grateful for ou know us as well. even more grateful for you getting _ know us as well. even more grateful for you getting op — know us as well. even more grateful for you getting up early _ know us as well. even more grateful for you getting up early now! - know us as well. even more grateful for you getting up early now! i - know us as well. even more grateful for you getting up early now! i had i for you getting up early now! i had more than a _ for you getting up early now! i had more than a few— for you getting up early now! i had

more than a few points _ for you getting up early now! i had more than a few points last - for you getting up early now! i had more than a few points last night and i_ more than a few points last night and i have — more than a few points last night and i have a feeling tonight might be similar — and i have a feeling tonight might be similar. the and i have a feeling tonight might be similar. ., , , ., . be similar. the 'ourney you made from the be similar. the journey you made from the states _ be similar. the journey you made from the states to _ be similar. the journey you made from the states to english - be similar. the journey you made i from the states to english soccer... football! i am trying to culturally respect you. it is a journey we have seen so much in recent months with ryan around is in wrexham. have you had any contact with him about he has done it?— had any contact with him about he has done it? . . , ,., ,, ., has done it? yeah. i have spoken to r an has done it? yeah. i have spoken to ryan about — has done it? yeah. i have spoken to ryan about it- _ has done it? yeah. i have spoken to ryan about it. he _ has done it? yeah. i have spoken to ryan about it. he has— has done it? yeah. i have spoken to ryan about it. he has been - has done it? yeah. i have spoken to ryan about it. he has been great. i ryan about it. he has been great. they— ryan about it. he has been great. they have — ryan about it. he has been great. they have done an unbelievable job. they have done an unbelievable job. the number— they have done an unbelievable job. the number one thing we spoke about was how— the number one thing we spoke about was how it _ the number one thing we spoke about was how it is _ the number one thing we spoke about was how it is so tribal ballistic over— was how it is so tribal ballistic over here _ was how it is so tribal ballistic over here. how the supporters, it is not an— over here. how the supporters, it is not an option. you are born somewhere, you are born into that club and _ somewhere, you are born into that club and you — somewhere, you are born into that club and you support the club wholeheartedly. nothing will ever change _ wholeheartedly. nothing will ever change that. you have to respect that _ change that. you have to respect that it _ change that. you have to respect that it is — change that. you have to respect that. it is different. over in america _ that. it is different. over in america we have fantasy football. we have these _ america we have fantasy football. we have these things were people support— have these things were people support multiple things and different things. trust me, i am not immune _ different things. trust me, i am not immune to— different things. trust me, i am not immune to it — different things. trust me, i am not immune to it. when i started watching _ immune to it. when i started watching the premier league i was a chelsea _ watching the premier league i was a chelsea fan. there is no denying that _ chelsea fan. there is no denying that i_ chelsea fan. there is no denying that. i don't deny that in any

capacity _ that. i don't deny that in any capacity. but the opportunity here and the _ capacity. but the opportunity here and the ability to have an impact at and the ability to have an impact at a club _ and the ability to have an impact at a club and — and the ability to have an impact at a club and to help make a difference, it's definitely to do it at a club — difference, it's definitely to do it at a club like bernie. in difference, it's definitely to do it at a club like bernie.— at a club like bernie. in america --eole at a club like bernie. in america people would — at a club like bernie. in america people would support _ at a club like bernie. in america people would support a - at a club like bernie. in america | people would support a selection at a club like bernie. in america - people would support a selection of clubs? . . . . , people would support a selection of clubs? , , . . , ., people would support a selection of clubs? ,, .. , ., . . _ clubs? especially now with fantasy football. you _ clubs? especially now with fantasy football. you can _ clubs? especially now with fantasy football. you can support - clubs? especially now with fantasy football. you can support multiplei football. you can support multiple players _ football. you can support multiple players or— football. you can support multiple players or multiple teams and you can pick— players or multiple teams and you can pick and choose how they do it. it can pick and choose how they do it. it has _ can pick and choose how they do it. it has become a bit different. there are still— it has become a bit different. there are still die—hard fans but it is changing _ are still die—hard fans but it is changing slightly. we are still die-hard fans but it is changing slightly.— are still die-hard fans but it is changing slightly. we saw your wife in the clip and _ changing slightly. we saw your wife in the clip and referred _ changing slightly. we saw your wife in the clip and referred to _ changing slightly. we saw your wife in the clip and referred to her. - changing slightly. we saw your wife in the clip and referred to her. shel in the clip and referred to her. she is crucial to this, isn't she? she is crucial to this, isn't she? she is a soccer, football, player? she has been there _ is a soccer, football, player? she has been there since the start of the women's big in america. she was there _ the women's big in america. she was there in— the women's big in america. she was there in the _ the women's big in america. she was there in the early days and saw how much _ there in the early days and saw how much more — there in the early days and saw how much more there was to do. —— work. she had _ much more there was to do. —— work. she had seen— much more there was to do. —— work. she had seen it — much more there was to do. —— work. she had seen it growing, she has seen _ she had seen it growing, she has seen it— she had seen it growing, she has seen it succeed. we want to help burnley's— seen it succeed. we want to help burnley's women's programme as well succeed _ burnley's women's programme as well succeed and _ burnley's women's programme as well succeed and grow and get to that level _ succeed and grow and get to that level. obviously or women's football over here _ level. obviously or women's football over here has done incredible. i

'ust over here has done incredible. i just saw— over here has done incredible. i just saw the fa cup final has sold at wembley for the women. that is unbelievable progress. there is still so — unbelievable progress. there is still so much more to do. we are excited _ still so much more to do. we are excited about helping burnley women .row excited about helping burnley women grow as _ excited about helping burnley women grow as well. excited about helping burnley women grow as well-— grow as well. your wife seems to be a bit more — grow as well. your wife seems to be a bit more of — grow as well. your wife seems to be a bit more of an _ grow as well. your wife seems to be a bit more of an expert _ grow as well. your wife seems to be a bit more of an expert then - grow as well. your wife seems to be a bit more of an expert then you - a bit more of an expert then you are? ,, , ., . , a bit more of an expert then you are? ,, , . _ i, . are? she is. i fancy myself an exert are? she is. i fancy myself an expert at— are? she is. i fancy myself an expert at first. _ are? she is. i fancy myself an expert at first. i _ are? she is. i fancy myself an expert at first. i have - are? she is. i fancy myself an expert at first. i have told - are? she is. i fancy myself an| expert at first. i have told this story— expert at first. i have told this story before. during covid this we had a _ story before. during covid this we had a field — story before. during covid this we had a field in our back yard so she could _ had a field in our back yard so she could train~ — had a field in our back yard so she could train. she asked me to step in as keeper~ _ could train. she asked me to step in as keeper~ i— could train. she asked me to step in as keeper. i said, no problem. i don't _ as keeper. i said, no problem. i don't do — as keeper. i said, no problem. i don't do that any more. she is very, very good _ don't do that any more. she is very, very good. we don't do that any more. she is very, very good-— don't do that any more. she is very, ve aood. ~ . ~ . ~ . very good. we talked about wrexham. peo - le very good. we talked about wrexham. peole are very good. we talked about wrexham. people are welcome _ very good. we talked about wrexham. people are welcome to _ very good. we talked about wrexham. people are welcome to that _ very good. we talked about wrexham. people are welcome to that and - very good. we talked about wrexham. people are welcome to that and loved | people are welcome to that and loved it. i know there are some cynics out there who will say, you know, this is going to come and go, and these americans, they have seen ted lasso, they are like the story, and give it a couple of years they will go home and do something else. what do you say to the cynics? i and do something else. what do you say to the cynics?— say to the cynics? i would say i understand _ say to the cynics? i would say i understand your _ say to the cynics? i would say i understand your cynicism. - say to the cynics? i would say i understand your cynicism. if i i say to the cynics? i would say i i understand your cynicism. if i was in your— understand your cynicism. if i was in your shoes i would be cynical as well _ in your shoes i would be cynical as well there — in your shoes i would be cynical as well. there is no reason not to be from _ well. there is no reason not to be from that — well. there is no reason not to be from that perspective. time will

tell _ from that perspective. time will tell the — from that perspective. time will tell. the proof is in the pudding. that— tell. the proof is in the pudding. that is— tell. the proof is in the pudding. that is the — tell. the proof is in the pudding. that is the reason my wife and i have _ that is the reason my wife and i have been— that is the reason my wife and i have been here twice in 90 days. we've _ have been here twice in 90 days. we've made the trip twice. we were trying _ we've made the trip twice. we were trying to— we've made the trip twice. we were trying to go— we've made the trip twice. we were trying to go out into the community, trying _ trying to go out into the community, trying to— trying to go out into the community, trying to ingrain ourselves. we have been _ trying to ingrain ourselves. we have been to— trying to ingrain ourselves. we have been to the — trying to ingrain ourselves. we have been to the local food bank, met local— been to the local food bank, met local government officials. we are trying _ local government officials. we are trying to _ local government officials. we are trying to understand everything. understand what this community needs and wants— understand what this community needs and wants so we can help and improve it in the _ and wants so we can help and improve it in the long _ and wants so we can help and improve it in the long term. what and wants so we can help and improve it in the long term.— it in the long term. what does the community _ it in the long term. what does the community want? _ it in the long term. what does the community want? what _ it in the long term. what does the community want? what does - it in the long term. what does the community want? what does the i community want? what does the community want? what does the community need?— community want? what does the communi need? ~ . . . community need? what we have learnt talkin: to community need? what we have learnt talking to people. _ community need? what we have learnt talking to people, and _ community need? what we have learnt talking to people, and it _ community need? what we have learnt talking to people, and it is _ talking to people, and it is fascinating being in burnley, they want _ fascinating being in burnley, they want people to understand how specialty prices, how friendly it is, specialty prices, how friendly it is. how— specialty prices, how friendly it is, how greatly people are. they want _ is, how greatly people are. they want somebody to help tell their story _ want somebody to help tell their story. they want the world to know burnley— story. they want the world to know burnley is — story. they want the world to know burnley is a — story. they want the world to know burnley is a special place and we are here — burnley is a special place and we are here to— burnley is a special place and we are here to help that —— help tell that special story. and are here to help that -- help tell that special story.— are here to help that -- help tell that special story. and they want to have a guinness _ that special story. and they want to have a guinness with _ that special story. and they want to have a guinness with you _ that special story. and they want to have a guinness with you as - that special story. and they want to have a guinness with you as well. i have a guinness with you as well. they do. i have a guinness with you as well. the do. ., . , . they do. i would imagine there is an opportunity — they do. i would imagine there is an opportunity for _ they do. i would imagine there is an opportunity for more _ they do. i would imagine there is an opportunity for more guinness - they do. i would imagine there is an opportunity for more guinness very| opportunity for more guinness very soon. ., y . opportunity for more guinness very soon-_ looking - opportunity for more guinness very i soon._ looking forward soon. tonight, yeah. looking forward to following — soon. tonight, yeah. looking forward to following your— soon. tonight, yeah. looking forward to following your story. _ soon. tonight, yeah. looking forward to following your story. greater - to following your story. greater meeting. it promises to be quite a

journey. is meeting. it promises to be quite a 'ourne . . . meeting. it promises to be quite a 'ourne . , , ., journey. is this long-term? oh, eah. journey. is this long-term? oh, yeah- this— journey. is this long-term? oh, yeah- this is— journey. is this long-term? oh, yeah. this is going _ journey. is this long-term? oh, yeah. this is going to _ journey. is this long-term? oh, yeah. this is going to be - journey. is this long-term? oh, yeah. this is going to be a - journey. is this long-term? oh, | yeah. this is going to be a blast. we are _ yeah. this is going to be a blast. we are going to have a lot of fun. we are going to have a lot of fun. we have — we are going to have a lot of fun. we have already made connections and relationships in a short amount of time _ relationships in a short amount of time we — relationships in a short amount of time. we are looking forward to long term _ time. we are looking forward to long term. . ., , term. never mind that 'ourney. the 'ourne term. never mind that 'ourney. the journey today h term. never mind that 'ourney. the journey today will _ term. never mind that 'ourney. the journey today will be _ term. never mind that journey. the journey today will be interesting! i journey today will be interesting! lots of luck with that, jj. bud lots of luck with that, jj. and toni . ht. it's 08:59.

good morning. very warm welcome to the nation's 49. the first question for you morning... did protest police go too far? the metropolitan police says it "regrets" the arrests of six anti—monarchy protesters on coronation day. the met says there was no proof the six protesters were planning to use the banned tactic of trying to "lock on". after a recent change to the law, it is illegal for protesters to use equipment to secure themselves to things like railings.