doddie died in november. doddie aid is a key part of his legacy. join. so get signed up and continue doddie's campaign to create a world free of mnd. thank you. we'll be talking more about doddie aid with the olympic champion sir chris hoy and the former scotland rugby captain rob wainwrightjust after eight o'clock. he had lost the power of speech at one point, but hopefully he has it back. i one point, but hopefully he has it back. .., . one point, but hopefully he has it back. _, , ., back. i feel cold 'ust looking at the people — back. i feel cold just looking at the people doing _ back. i feel cold just looking at the people doing the _ back. i feel cold just looking at the people doing the dip. i back. i feel cold just looking at the people doing the dip. we l back. i feel cold just looking at i the people doing the dip. we will talk about that more later. the girlband flo had an incredible year in 2022. their debut single became a viral hit, they performed at the mobos, and won the brits rising star award. now they can add another accolade to

we didn't expect this at all, to have doddy here and cathy.been a big build—up, but we are on the way now. we are going to send kevin- on his way with a massive cheer in three, two, one... off you go, kevin! there he goes, ladies and gentlemen! wearing the number seven, in honour of his great friend rob burrow. - ahead of the team, a 40—mile run through the scottish borders. the expertise of the support group was vital from the early stages. thanks for coming, everybody. people come out, and it has been brilliant. as you can see, the weather is, for november, in scotland, we didn't expect this! when you are running, especially at the pace is running out, the same muscle groups mainly do all the work, so it is mainly just trying to keep them as good as we can, really, and hoping for the best. but he has got the strongest muscle up here, which makes the job a bit easier. the first night was spent at doddy�*s hometown rugby club melrose. crowd's amazing again, isn't it? it's nice to be at the rugby club, and doddy played here. carl who is with us

now, in its third year, doddie aid has already raised a remarkable £2 million for research.ures like those don't go down well with all the audience. here's one viewer who got in touch with us. hello. i'm a big fan of bbc breakfast and have been watching for many, many years, but lately it seems that it's become very one—note in terms of reports on campaigning. i'm in awe of the work that mnd campaigners do, i'm in awe of the work that mnd campaigners do, for example, and the ladies who went across, i think, the north sea or the atlantic and the dads who've been highlighting suicide problems among young men. it's wonderful, but it seems that bbc breakfast will pick up the story and just follow it maybe once or twice a week for absolutely ages, and you'll have a package with the film and then you'll have a studio interview and the reports seem to be getting longer and longer. peter pollock echoed that, begging: louisa 0'brien added: 0thers object to the amount of airtime given to guests publicising a new book, film or television series. here's some more clips from the past wee

doddie died in november. doddie aid is a key part of his legacy.n strengthens in the west particularly across western scotland where we are looking at gales later and we have heavy rain moving to northern ireland and into scotland but still mild for the time of year. no pressure is driving our weather and as it moves across the north of scotland overnight, the rain clears, pushes south, and will be heavy at times across england and wales. it�*s going to be windy wherever you are, the strongest winds in the north and also the west, looking at gales or severe gales. and also frequent showers. that combination only slowly eases as we go through tomorrow. these and lastly from the northern isles. then we are into a drier day, more sunshine, fewer showers, but by the end of the day, the cloud will thicken towards the west, the wind strengthening, and we�*ll see more frequent showers of either across south wales and also southern england. in two saturday, the weather front moving from the west to the east will bring some rain with it. we will have a bit

doddie weir smashing through. weir has scored. doddie weir is the man who's over. he's like a mad giraffe, but he's got great skills. i've been involved in sport for a long time and what it does show you is if you've got a bit of spirit, a bit of fight, and my fight is to try and find a cure for mnd. little trick i learned when i was a school teacher. just go like that. and they'll think you're looking at them. but, you're not. # music my name is deborahjames. i am a mum to two kids, and a dog called winston. three years ago, at the age of 35, i was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer, and i have been living with cancer ever since. i'm back on treatment and every single time, i'm like, i don't want to be here. like, i don't want to be back on treatment and do you not look at freddie and your kids and just think, it'sjust not fair. on many levels, this is a thriving, bustling city, doing very good business, like many others. we've been here for about 20 minutes and people have made us feel very welcome. but there is also a sense that at any point something could

we didn't expect this at all, to have doddy here and cathy. he goes, ladies and gentlemen! wearing the number seven, in honour of his great friend rob burrow. - ahead of the team, a 40—mile run through the scottish borders. the expertise of the support group was vital from the early stages. thanks for coming, everybody. people come out, and it has been brilliant. as you can see, the weather is, for november, in scotland, we didn't expect this!

after the break, we are meeting the team mate of doddie weir , who's team mate of doddie weir, who'sgby fans over the world were devastated to hear about the death of the legendary scottish rugby player and campaigner doddie weir , who and campaigner doddie weir, who lost his battle with motor neurone disease in november. the two years told his former team mates and friend wainwright mates and friend rob wainwright , who's been in charge of doddie a then exercise challenge getting over 30,000 people, raising over getting over 30,000 people, raising ove r £2 million for raising over £2 million for doddie weir foundation to doddie weir as foundation to help motor neurone research help with motor neurone research . and i'm pleased to say rob joins the of coal joins us from the isle of coal to us more about this to tell us more about this year's but can we year's challenge. but can we talk, all, about the talk, first of all, about the tragic news. dodi passed away at the age of 52, far too young and losing that battle with this awful disease, motor neurone . awful disease, motor neurone.

doddie _ obviously, the last time we saw... doddie weir's sun is here as well.bbc news broadcasting in the uk and around the globe. i'm annita mcveigh, and these are the latest headlines. israel says it will announce immediate measures in response to a palestinian gunman killing at least seven people outside a synagogue in occupied eastjerusalem. the attack came a day after nine palestinians were killed during an israeli military raid in the west bank. shocking footage is released — showing the moment tyre nichols was arrested and beaten by five police officers in the us city of memphis. protests have been taking place across the country as president biden says he was outraged and "deeply pained" by the video. protests break out across several muslim—majority countries after a far—right swedish politician burnt a copy of the koran.

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it on the doddie aid app.ng men. it's wonderful, but it seems that bbc breakfast will pick up the story and just follow it maybe once or twice a week for absolutely ages, and you'll have a package with the film and then you'll have a studio interview and the reports seem to be getting longer and longer. peter pollock echoed that, begging: louisa o'brien added: others object to the amount of airtime given to guests publicising a new book, film or television series. here's some more clips from the past week. simon, i'm going to ask you lots of very in—depth questions about the whole show and everything. but the first one has to be about the hair. wow. i mean, that's like a whole character in itself. it is, yeah. tell us about the show. how does it work? how do you put these celebrity couples through the tasks? - your play is all about manners. do you want to? it is worth explaining. do you want to just explain this? you do it better. the play's written by - steven moffat of sherlock fame, of course. keith grant