0ur reporter matt graveling is at a theatre in bromley for us this morning. here in bromley at the churchill theatre they have been able to put on their production this year but they are one of the lucky ones because around the country, leeds, edinburgh, newcastle, lots of pantomimes, a christmas tradition, have had to be cancelled because the cast and people behind the scenes have tested positive for coronavirus. let's look at the set here in bromley. they are putting on sleeping beauty. you might be able to guess that by the fact there is a young lady asleep here. this is the best we could do for a magic wand at this time in the morning. let's see if it works. abracadabra. good morning, you are playing sleeping beauty, yourfirst pantomime in a pandemic, what sort of measures have you been taking to enable you to continue the show? aha, enable you to continue the show? strict regime at home but testing every before coming into the theatre to keep everyone safe. henge every before coming into the theatre to keep everyone safe.— every before coming into the th

this one in bromley is going _ close their doors. this one in bromley is going ahead.s to bring in new restrictions before new year's eve. meanwhile, the uk health security agency has said it has doubled the number of lateral flow tests available, after a group representing thousands of independent pharmacies across the uk claimed the supply was patchy. james reynolds reports. this month in scotland, there have been long queues for booster shots. but the newlyjabbed won't all be able to get together for a post—booster celebration. restrictions on large gatherings are now back in place. we need to do it, but to shut everything down at once is a wee bit hard, as well. we can go out, but not to nightclubs. i feel like now that we've got all of our vaccines, _ there is not actually. another step forward. that's all we can do. across scotland, it is table service only in pubs and bars, and no more than three households in every group. although they are provisional figures we see the average going from 5000 cases a day to 10,000 cases a day in the space of the week, an alarm

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the 19—year—old from bromley, who won the us open in september.ing my best life. i had fun. you will do today as well. _ plus, we'll be talking about some of the health hazards that can plague us if we get rundown at this time of year, including mouth ulcers. dr xand explains why tea doesn't cause them but there are some foods you may want to avoid. and if you're in need of something feel—good, today we meet a remarkable woman, who's gone over and above for her local community, helping thousands in their hour of need. we'll be sharing the special moment she's crowned 'neighbour of the year.�* that is a lovely film. also today, if you're worried about the cost of christmas dinner or think it's too much hassle, chef theo michaels explains how you can easily serve up a tasty meal for under a fiverjust by using food from a can! an absolute bargain stop. 108 million rolls of gift wrap are thrown away every year in the uk, butjacqui joseph has some tips and tricks on how to get your presents looking perfect while saving paper and some cash. and to mark