we have the sunshine, glorious weather here at greenham common as big preparations are made for this part looking ata across the area, each part looking at a various decade in greenham's history, this, you might have guessed, well this is the 1980s, the women's movement which became synonymous with anti—nuclear protesters. we have fire and tents and food would have been cooked, people would have lived here for months and even years in some cases and behind this fence which all sorts of things were attached it we re sorts of things were attached it were the crew's missiles further over there. other parts of this set depict the 1940s, the 1970s and there are also the bomb—proof bunkers. obviously they‘ re there are also the bomb—proof bunkers. obviously they're not used anymore, they are empty, but they serve as a reminder of the cold war. joe campbell has been taking a look around and set us this report. when you hear the air attack warning you and your family must take cover. crews arrived at greenham in one of the tensest periods of the cold war. while moscow and washington squared

this is the decontamination unit of what was raf greenham common.doors here and then you come up against this. this... which as you can see is a very heavy blast—proof door. it weighs more than a tonne. in this complex airmen would have cleaned up after exposure to fall—out or chemical attack. john was the site's last civilian manager. now, this looks quite important. this is where the whole suite was controlled from. we can make it do anything. it is supposed to lock all the doors. and all these years after the place closed, everything is still working. you press the button here and you can still talk. yes. what's this here? i mean, these are american cigarettes? yes. these were probably being smoked by the last man who actually stood here and used this for real. yes. i suppose really when you wander around here it's a kind of window on the end of the world. that's a good phrase. yes, it is a window on the end of the world. i think there is no other way of looking at it. if the guys came back in here and had to stay in here, what is there outside l

from greenham common back to you. thank you very much.ere are calls to make all food outlets display their food ratings in england. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. hurricane irma heads for florida after causing devastation across the caribbean. millions of people are told to evacuate the state as forecasters warn that nowhere will be safe when the storm hits. if you're in an evacuation zone, you need to get out now, and get either to a friend, a family, a hotel, a shelter. but get where you need to go, and do not wait. in the caribbean some islands, which have already suffered overwhelming destruction, are bracing themselves for the arrival of a second hurricane. good morning, it's saturday 9th september. also ahead... manchester arena reopens tonight with a benefit concert — three months after the terrorist attack. the scores on the doors — calls for restaurants and cafes