, , really good response, gethin, love it. �* ., really good response, gethin, love it. all, to be honest. ,, , . , to be honest. six wins, incredible, onl rub to be honest. six wins, incredible, only ruby walsh — to be honest. six wins, incredible, only ruby walsh seven _ to be honest. six wins, incredible, only ruby walsh seven has - to be honest. six wins, incredible, only ruby walsh seven has more. | to be honest. six wins, incredible, i only ruby walsh seven has more. what was the standout moment for you? honeysuckle in the champion hurdle. she has been a phenomenal mare for us, henry de bromhead has done an incrediblejob. there is a lot of pressure. to get that release on tuesday with a win and the champion hurdle was a fantastic moment for me. i hurdle was a fantastic moment for me. . , hurdle was a fantastic moment for me, ., , , ., hurdle was a fantastic moment for me. ., , , ., ., , hurdle was a fantastic moment for me. , ., ., , me. i was shouting at my tv, it was so exciting- — me. i was shouting at my tv, it was so exciting. happen _ me. i was shouting at my

gethin better watch that posture. why is it always my posture?tes. _ ballas. this is impressive. it will not last five minutes. enjoy - not last five minutes. en'oy yourselves. d the search to find a person infected with a new coronavirus variant from brazil has been narrowed to just under 400 households in the south east of england. it's one of six cases found in the uk and early data suggests it could be more contagious. let's speak now to epidemiologist, professor sian griffiths. lovely to talk to you. this is quite a search. how have they narrowed it down to 379 households? thei;t a search. how have they narrowed it down to 379 households? they would have had information _ down to 379 households? they would have had information about _ down to 379 households? they would have had information about the - have had information about the postcode where the swab was sent, because they know it was sent to a home. what this demonstrates is the importance of when you return your sample of ensuring all the details requested of you are included as you p

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin.ill be answering your questions. so get in touch. $1150. as always, he will be answering your questions. so get in touch.— questions. so get in touch. also, we know lots of— questions. so get in touch. also, we know lots of people _ questions. so get in touch. also, we know lots of people are _ questions. so get in touch. also, we know lots of people are looking - know lots of people are looking forward — know lots of people are looking forward to _ know lots of people are looking forward to the _ know lots of people are looking forward to the end _ know lots of people are looking forward to the end of _ know lots of people are looking | forward to the end of lockdown, know lots of people are looking - forward to the end of lockdown, but many _ forward to the end of lockdown, but many feel— forward to the end of lockdown, but many feel anxious _ forward to the end of lockdown, but many feel anxious about _ forward to the end of lockdown, but many feel anxious about it, - forward to the

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin.per day, but we uncover how our leftover sarnies are being turned into pints of beer! i love a pint, a pint of bread. a pint of tea. a pint of anything. a pint of tea. a pint of anything. a pint of tea. a pint of anything. a pint of vegetable jam. it pint of tea. a pint of anything. a pint of vegetable jam.— pint of tea. a pint of anything. a pint of vegetable jam. pint of vegetable 'am. it could go on forever. all — pint of vegetable jam. it could go on forever. all that _ pint of vegetable jam. it could go on forever. all that and _ pint of vegetable jam. it could go on forever. all that and more - pint of vegetable jam. it could go on forever. all that and more at i on forever. all that and more at 915 _ on forever. all that and more at 915 is _ on forever. all that and more at 915. , ., ., ., on forever. all that and more at 915. , ., ., _, on forever. all that and more at 915-_ ijust l 915. is that a polo neck? i 'ust went for a fi 915. is that a polo neck? i 'ust went for a bit i

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. great stuff. tea in - breakfast. it is not so relaxing, yours. i need more tea in it. ii yours. i need more tea in it. i didn't know — yours. i need more tea in it. i didn't know you _ yours. i need more tea in it. i didn't know you could - yours. i need more tea in it. i didn't know you could play i yours. i need more tea in it. i- didn't know you could play teacups. thank you. hundreds of thousands of people here in the uk have a stammer, but it's not always immediately obvious. felicity baker is a case in point. she managed to keep her stammer hidden through most of her school life and her professional career, as a producer here at the bbc. but now she's opened up about her experience in a new documentary. let's take a look. little do you know. i would bring friends home from school who didn't know that my father stammered, and i got a bit embarrassed about that. i repeat myself, not because i'm disabled but, you know, because you're dumb. laughter. i learned so much from having to deal with st

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin.n scotland and wales, mark lane will be telling us just what to plant to bring a little springtime into our gardens. and we touched on it yesterday — a surge in demand for garden furniture has lead to a shortage, but if yours is just in need of a new lease of life, will kirk is here to show us how a strip back and polish can transform your weather—damaged wood. plus, it's fun—day friday, so who better to take us into the weekend with the last strictly work—out of the week than oti mabuse? see you at 9.15. "the jab is safe. "the thing that isn't safe is catching covid." that was the message from the prime minister yesterday after regulators confirmed that the astrazeneca vaccine didn't increase the risk of blood clots. over a dozen countries had stopped giving the astrazeneca vaccine, but today some countries in europe will restart their roll—out of the jab. joining us now is our medical editor fergus walsh. we do wedoa we do a regular catch up with you, i know you what to us week when

let's find out what's on today's show with gethin and kym.years old has already been born, but talking about getting older is still a taboo subject. it's me! geriatric consultant dr lucy pollock explains how we can tackle those tough conversations and gives her top tips for enjoying a long life. and as we move into british summertime this weekend, we're asking is it time to stop changing the clocks? we'd love to hear from breakfast viewers on this so send us your thoughts. and from monday outdoor gatherings can happen across the whole of the uk. and to make the most of the heatwave heading our way ready steady cook chefjeremy pang is here to help you raise the "steaks" with your bbq game, and it's all about the marinade. luckily the weather is holding up at the moment. it is luckily the weather is holding up at the moment-— also today, with 760,000 job losses in lockdown, lots of people have decided to start their own business. celebrity masterchef winner riyadh khalaf finds out how one unemployed dad turned his fortunes around by becoming le

let's find out what's in store with kym and gethin. good morning, both of you!must have been strange! very sweaty and smelly! probably! _ also today, we meet the woman who made it her mission to expose the reality behind the misleading beauty filters used on social media adverts. find out how her campaign led to some companies being banned from ever using them again. and how is this for a makeover? no filters or photoshop here, justjacquijoseph, who'll be revealing how masking tape and old paint could give your tired furniture a new lease of life! just like that, gorgeous, isn't it? and after all that you might need a sit down which is where janette manrara comes in! she'll be putting us through our paces with a seated strictly fitness workout. good morning! work—out, everyone's favourite _ good morning! work-out, everyone's favourite. . ., ., , perfect for a tuesday. so no excuses today! a convert for a seated —— i am a convert for a seated work—out. ihe convert for a seated work-out. he has a convert for a seated work—out. he: has a very bouncy safer there. co

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. end shielding at the end of march. but will that be enough to give parents the confidence to send their vulnerable children back into class? i think i'd feel a bit more relieved once the vaccine comes out for the children. the first uk study to assess the safety of a covid vaccine for kids only started two weeks ago. it's been a struggle for so many, but there's been joy too. one of the joys of this, erm, this whole thing, is the fact that i have got hugs and love on tap, you know, from leo, because he is such a lovely, caring and thoughtful little boy. it is rather lovely to see that big hug at the end. it it is rather lovely to see that big hug at the end.— it is rather lovely to see that big hug at the end. it is rather lovely to see that big hu: at the end. ., , , ., i. ., hug at the end. it does show you how tou~h hug at the end. it does show you how tou . h the hug at the end. it does show you how tough the last — hug at the end. it does show you how tough the last year _ hug at

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. good morning. thanks, both.s the masterclass we never knew we needed. will kirk gives us a lesson in sanding, and reveals why getting the wrong sandpaper could wreak havoc on your wood. you don't actually like sandpaper incommode do you? i you don't actually like sandpaper incommode do you?— you don't actually like sandpaper incommode do you? plus, is he good cop or bad cop? i don't know. i am going to say good cop but i could be wrong. star of bbc's 'bloodlands', lorcan cranitch, tells us about the crime drama that has us all on the edge of our seats. and, it's time to turn up the fun factor, asjohannes radebe brings us our strictly fitness workout. lovely to see you. quickly, what is coming up? it lovely to see you. quickly, what is coming up?— lovely to see you. quickly, what is coming up? it is about party vibes. full body work-out. _ coming up? it is about party vibes. full body work-out. i— coming up? it is about party vibes. full body work-out. i hope - coming up? it is about party vibes. full body work-o

let's find out what's on today's show with gethin and kym.dweek strictly work—out comes courtesy of aljaz and today we're all about the core. it is always about the core with aljaz. i am sure you have explained to nina because it's wednesday it is only right that news presenters give us a bit of a shimmy to start the day. nina knows this, doesn't she? you cannot faze me.— you cannot faze me. al'az, out of ten? a strong h you cannot faze me. al'az, out of ten? a strong 11. i you cannot faze me. aljaz, out of ten? a strong 11. aljaz, _ you cannot faze me. aljaz, out of ten? a strong 11. aljaz, stop i you cannot faze me. aljaz, out of ten? a strong 11. aljaz, stop it! . ten? a strong 11. al'az, stop it! that is ten? a strong 11. al'az, stop it! rim is yourh ten? a strong 11. al'az, stop it! that is your week i ten? a strong 11. aljaz, stop it! that is your week made. i that is your week made. it genuinely is. me and kym almost coordinated with our dresses. it was in 1987 that diana, princess of wales visited london's middlesex hospital and the f

let's find out what's on today's show with gethin.orm your unused cardboard boxes into new picnic hampers! there are some treats in there that we will reveal later. that deserves a handshake but with social distancing putting an end to close contact, will we ever shake hands again? we're talking to a top biologist to find out. plus, katya jones is here for more strictly fitness. see you at 9.15! she is, but she is obsessed with the picnic hampers. deco cars. i bet now get is that what the box is? is it painting by numbers or something. it is papering by paper. can we have a look in the box? you is papering by paper. can we have a look in the box?— is papering by paper. can we have a look in the box? you have to 'oin us at 915. look in the box? you have to 'oin us at as. what — look in the box? you have to 'oin us at 915. what she * look in the box? you have to 'oin us at 915. what she said. * look in the box? you have to 'oin us at 915. what she said. we h look in the box? you have to join us at 915. what she said. we don't - look in

gethin is working his way through the entire cast of strictly. janette's with me today.be! — and for a fix of fun, mr motivator is catching up with the theatre group that's found a way to make the show go on even during lockdown. allthat, plusjanette's strictly fitness workout — we'll see you at 9.15. midweek work—out, mid body work—out, .et a midweek work—out, mid body work—out, get a shimmy— midweek work—out, mid body work—out, get a shimmy in— midweek work—out, mid body work—out, get a shimmy in there. _ midweek work-out, mid body work-out, get a shimmy in there.— get a shimmy in there. shinnie is compulsory _ get a shimmy in there. shinnie is compulsory even _ get a shimmy in there. shinnie is compulsory even for _ get a shimmy in there. shinnie is compulsory even for news - get a shimmy in there. shinnie is - compulsory even for news presenters. come _ compulsory even for news presenters. come on. _ compulsory even for news presenters. come on, dan. i�*ve compulsory even for news presenters. come on. dan— come on, dan. i've got a bad shoulder- _ come on, dan. i've g

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. thanks, naga and charlie.toric messages inscribed on the fragile walls of a i9th—century cell block at richmond castle. and our strictly fitness workouts are back with a bang! it's katya's turn today to help us get our groove on. excited us get our groove on. for that. it excited us let our uroove on. for that. , ., ., ., slow excited for that. it is not going to slow down _ excited for that. it is not going to slow down today, _ excited for that. it is not going to slow down today, is _ excited for that. it is not going to slow down today, is it? _ we'll see you at 9.15. don't you say drinks? make a wish? i don't do the make a wish thing. hope your programme goes well. thanks. our top story this morning is the warning by nhs england of a "significant reduction" in the supply of covid vaccines from the end of this month. we're joined now by our medical editor fergus walsh. fergus, good morning. how are you doing? fergus, good morning. how are you doin: ? , fergus, good morning. how are you doing?_ good- _ ferg

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. we love chatting to you as well.market! plus, it's the perfect way to burn off any sweet treat — strictly fitness is back! so exciting! so dust off your workout gear because janette manrara will be putting you through your paces. i have heard a rumour that somebody might be taking part in it for the first time ever, kym marsh. all that and more at 9:15am. you heard it here first. strictly rumours. strictly gossip, right here. thank you. you are still banned by yourfamily, for ever. i am still on a banning order. you've probably noticed an increase in rush—hour traffic in recent weeks, and our roads are going to get busier as the lockdown continues to ease. in london, however, one in 20 people now live in a "low traffic neighbourhood" — where bollards and fines are supposed to keep cars out. in theory, at least. the schemes have been extremely controversial in the capital — and now there may be one coming to a street near you. our chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt can tell us more. he's in west london. th

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. good morning. thank you.d one today. after all that, you might need a nap. do we really— that, you might need a nap. do we really benefit from 40 winks during daytime? _ really benefit from 40 winks during daytime? all in the name of science! see you _ daytime? all in the name of science! see you at _ daytime? all in the name of science! see you at 9:15am. you daytime? all in the name of science! see you at 9:15am.— see you at 9:15am. you get up at 1:30am, see you at 9:15am. you get up at 1:30am. you — see you at 9:15am. you get up at 1:30am, you must— see you at 9:15am. you get up at 1:30am, you must have - see you at 9:15am. you get up at 1:30am, you must have a - see you at 9:15am. you get up at 1:30am, you must have a nap - see you at 9:15am. you get up at 1:30am, you must have a nap inl see you at 9:15am. you get up at i 1:30am, you must have a nap in the afternoon?— afternoon? 3:10am. 3:40am apparently _ afternoon? 3:10am. 3:40am apparently if— afternoon? 3:10am. 3:40am apparently. if we _ afternoon? 3:

let's find out what's on today's show with gethin and kym. good morning, both of you.own ones. of course he does, he - do we need maracas? i have my own ones. of course he does, he comes i ones. of course he does, he comes prepared- — see you at 9:15. can't wait for that! i am disappointed _ can't wait for that! i am disappointed that i can't wait for that! i am disappointed that neil i can't wait for that! i am i disappointed that neil didn't can't wait for that! i am disappointed that neil didn't give you the _ disappointed that neil didn't give you the big reveal. i wanted disappointed that neil didn't give you the big reveal. iwanted more from _ you the big reveal. iwanted more from you. — you the big reveal. iwanted more from you, neil. we you the big reveal. i wanted more from you. neil-— you the big reveal. i wanted more from you, neil. we should do that dail . from you, neil. we should do that daily- nothing _ from you, neil. we should do that daily. nothing can _ from you, neil. we should do that daily. nothing can beat— from you, neil. we should do thatj dail

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. morning.lars. today we will hear i wide psychotherapist ono kane is campaigning to get a new condition post—pandemic stress disorder recognised. keep watching to see if you have _ recognised. keep watching to see if you have got any of the symptoms. and from _ you have got any of the symptoms. and from tamagotchis, could be forgotten — and from tamagotchis, could be forgotten gadgets— and from tamagotchis, could be forgotten gadgets in _ and from tamagotchis, could be forgotten gadgets in your - and from tamagotchis, could be forgotten gadgets in your attic. and from tamagotchis, could bel forgotten gadgets in your attic be an antique — forgotten gadgets in your attic be an antique dealer's _ forgotten gadgets in your attic be an antique dealer's dream? - forgotten gadgets in your attic be i an antique dealer's dream? natasha raskin _ an antique dealer's dream? natasha raskin sharp — an antique dealer's dream? natasha raskin sharp will— an antique dealer's dream? natasha raskin sharp will be _

let's find out what's on today's programme with oti and gethin. morning. morning.g during _ ao% of nurses considered quitting during the — ao% of nurses considered quitting during the past— ao% of nurses considered quitting during the past 12 _ ao% of nurses considered quitting during the past 12 months? - ao% of nurses considered quitting during the past 12 months? today| ao% of nurses considered quitting i during the past 12 months? today we made _ during the past 12 months? today we made the _ during the past 12 months? today we made the front — during the past 12 months? today we made the front line _ during the past 12 months? today we made the front line workers - during the past 12 months? today we made the front line workers who - made the front line workers who never _ made the front line workers who never gave — made the front line workers who never gave up _ made the front line workers who never gave up. what _ made the front line workers who never gave up. what kept - made the front line workers who never gave up. what kept themi made the front line wor

let's find out what's on today's show with gethin and kym. good morning.ly 4096 of people in the uk - no regrets. also coming up nearly 4096 of people in the uk have - no regrets. also coming up nearly| 4096 of people in the uk have high 40% of people in the uk have high cholesterol. today glory hunniford investigates the recent thought of eating _ investigates the recent thought of eating just half an egg could be bad for your— eating just half an egg could be bad for your heart. find eating just half an egg could be bad for your heart-— for your heart. find out what she discovers- _ for your heart. find out what she discovers. and _ for your heart. find out what she discovers. and as _ for your heart. find out what she discovers. and as the _ for your heart. find out what she discovers. and as the clocks - for your heart. find out what she | discovers. and as the clocks went forward this weekend, sleep expert doctorow sophie bostock tells us how to address our bodies after losing an hour in bed. it can make a difference. she will answer some of your ques

let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. thanks, naga and charlie.ementia, which may be caused by head trauma, such as heading the ball. it's a condition more and more ex—professionals and their families are having to live with. and breakfast�*s graham satchell has been to meet, former england footballer dave watson, and former wales rugby international alix popham, who have both been diagnosed with the condition, to see how they are managing. hughes couldn't make it, but watson did! dave watson, scoring with his head for sunderland in their 1973 fa cup run. watson's fourth goal in the fa cup competition. watson was an uncompromising, tough tackling centre half. nobody picked him up and a very solid header gave barber no chance. if the ball's there, i'm going to win it. yeah. that's, eh... you were a fighter. i was a fighter, yeah. coppel takes. watson is there, and scores very, very easily. for sunderland, man city, notts county, southampton and here, for england, dave watson's repeated heading of the ball has taken its toll. he's been diagnosed wit

kym and gethin can tell us what's on today's show. will do that later. now the news where you are.in some of our southern home counties down as low as —3, minus four celsius. a little milder further north, a bit more in the way of cloud here. as we head throughout the day today, then the cloud will tend to break up. we should all see some spells of sunshine on and off. the winds are light and it will stay dry, certainly milder than it was over the weekend. in fact most of us will see double figures, nine to ii celsius. as we head through this evening and overnight again, it's going to be cold, but perhaps not quite as chilly as the nightjust gone. nevertheless, where we see some lengthy clear spells, temperatures will drop to slightly below freezing and it will stay dry and the winds are fairly light. now, tomorrow, again, plenty more sunshine to come. it should stay dry throughout the day. it will feel even milder still, 11 or 12 celsius. as we head through the afternoon, the cloud is set to thicken and the wind could pick up as well by the end of the day. very wet, very windy at