second, the prominence of asda, the third—largest supermarket.en doing work in one place and then groups of men doing work in another place. it's really important that the supreme court exams that issue. and you are fighting this case so you know that asda say retail and distribution are two different industry sectors and we pay collea g u es industry sectors and we pay colleagues the market rates for these sectors. how do you argue against that? i think that's based ona against that? i think that's based on a common misconception that equal pay can only be brought in cases where people are doing the same job. but since the legislation has come into force in 1970 you have been able to compare differentjobs. what we are saying is that asda shouldn't be able to avoid the scrutiny of the legislation, they shouldn't be able to get out of sex discrimination just because they choose to have men in different locations and with separate pay processes. so are you comparing differentjobs separate pay processes. so are you comparing different jobs but separ

asda th as data emerges, children may be less likely to transmit this virus, especially asymptomaticldren, than older individuals but that's a key question that we need to answer. so the study addresses this issue because what we're doing is we're looking at transmission within families sampling them every two weeks and may know if the child is enfeinfected first parents later. >> it's a critical question, especially as we debate the school reopening issue. cases in the united states by age group, a very low among 0 to 4. 5 to 17 it is up a little bit about 5% of the cases. 18 to 29, a college aged group is a much higher issue there. what are the bigger questions and when do you think you'll have more answers on the data if somebody says, okay, what do you know? i'm going to reopen the schools or the schools with half capacity or rotate kids through, what do you think you can help give us answers that say do this, don't do that? >> the study won't answer that question. what it will help us answer is the question about transmission. within families. we are talking about units that liv

the actual toad but this isa this is not the actual toad but this is a toad in a bag of bananas in asdabear with me... colombia, all the way to south wales, making a 5000 mile trip, now in a... in the zoo? a full haven, there is a name for it, give mea haven, there is a name for it, give me a second. it has gone to a nice place. to be looked after. and they have ordered crickets to make sure that the toad has food. it survived the journey! it went into hibernation. people in england enjoyed their first night out after three months of lockdown this weekend. , you might think that the uk isn't the most obvious place to hold drive—in events but this summer, you could be enjoying the latest —— you might think that the uk isn't the most obvious place to hold drive—in events but this summer, you could be enjoying the latest film or concert from your front seat. these open—air experiences have been popping up across the uk in recent months, as an alternative to indoor venues. 0ur reporter frankie mccamley has been taking a look. it would be forgiven for thinking this is your average car park f

he is quite right that there is no intention for the police to be standing outside every branch of asdar facemasks if at all possible and they obviously are. it's going to be compulsory. but if people resist or won't leave the premises or there is any kind of altercation then obviously the police will be called and they should attend if it's a public order issue, as they would in any other retail circumstances. if there was a scuffle or a conflict that arose. but, as they say, denting there has been any intention of police officers should be patrolling shopping centres making sure people are wearing masks. do you think defines will be handed out? -- that finds? the record on previous fines is that some were, in extreme circumstances. for 65 million people to only have a few thousand fixed penalty notices handed out is astonishing. what we hope and believe is the vast majority will recognise that we all have a collective responsibility towards our individual health and will comply and i'm pretty confident the british people will use their common sense and will do so. kit malthouse, appre

the end, my stomach finally cleared up and i had an asda frozen pizza. still frozen? watching that. anyway, enough about that —— for me it was hutch. the sunny start to the day for many of us. beautiful weather watcher picture from suffolk. cloud in northern ireland but still a bright start and you will see some showers to the day. in fa ct will see some showers to the day. in fact many of us will because the forecast is sunshine and showers. some rain in the north—east and possibly another windy day. the strongest winds will be in the northern half of the country. but still quite breezy in the south as you can see from the proximity of the isobars. north—east scotland, particularly around orkney, we can have strong to gale force gusty winds and also rain because this is where the low pressure is anchored. that is the low pressure that brought us all the rain yesterday. a lot of showers today across western scotland, north—west england, northern ireland, wales, and a lot of these will blow over toward the east but equally a lot of dry weather, quite a bit of cloud aro

and the supermarket chain asda said it will do all that it can to encourage customers to wear a face moment. i am you at a store now? notjust at the moment. iam in you at a store now? notjust at the moment. i am in the central office in preston but will be heading out to see what is going on. do you have a sense yet? have you heard anything lately from stores about what is happening in practice? not specifically this morning, but we have a store in the borough of pendle, who introduced additional measures and one of those was asking customers to wear face coverings in supermarkets and the approach has been brilliant in that store. we have had one look at it which is really encouraging. talk us through the procedure. do you have someone at the entrance advising people a mask is needed ? at the entrance advising people a mask is needed? are they allowed in without a mask? i think a bit of context is helpful. the past four months, we have greeted every customer into our shops and it is one thing we did in march when social distancing and hygiene initiatives were brought in, so we explai