has acknowledged that looking back may be running smoothly, we'll still raise questions and from jenny harriess acknowledged that looking back maybe it could have been dealt with more rapidly and she wants rise, what is your assessment of the picture? the office of national statistics does a survey of households picking up people who don't have symptoms and says just over i people who don't have symptoms and says just overi million people who don't have symptoms and saysjust overi million people in the uk have the virus, that is the highest since january, so there has been a pick—up driven by schoolchildren, cases increasing in england and wales, falling a bit in scotland and northern ireland and as we approach winter at the fact it is increasing it will be watched closely by health experts. hugh pym, thank ou. well, from the 24th october, rules for travellers returning to england will be relaxed — with anyone who's fully vaccinated able to use private lateral flow tests to prove their covid status, rather than relying on the more expensive pcr test. let's speak to our transport correspondent,

. >> jenny harris from gary, indiana, want to talk to you professor joseph ellis and so few men joinedthe federal fight against the british, was there inviting between the sides for in the in the local areas. >> yes. in every town is different. and therefore it's almost impossible to make a kind of generalization, different neighborhoods and different ways of dealing with the loyalists and in deerfield, massachusetts which is hardly typical what we know as much rather because is preserved in the local records of what is surprising is the way in which people would actually support this cause quite conspicuously through the war welcomed the back and then they become mayors of the town or doing citizens in the governing of the town and in other places, is different pretty and especially in the south in the southern states where there is terrorist groups on both sides throughout the war and the atrocities that are committed and the lingering kind of tribalism. almost the hatfields and the mccoys so the story varies from place to place pretty i think that again, the war is a traumatic exper

you mentioned jenny harris. of course, baroness dido harding married to a tory m. p. head of an h. s. improvement. now, she seems to have disappeared from view and we had tens of billions more than the justice department budget, more than the home of his budget. more than that, scientific research budget spent on tracking trace, what was going on and what should happen to these people? well, if you said her, well, it is a so social murder, by negligence, incompetence, and arrogance. but the corruption of the issue of vast contracts, but billions of pounds to friends, to cronies, to people who've been met in the pub. and this kind of thing. you know, i'm sorry, but democracy in this country is under threat when we have a government that behaves in this reckless fashion with, with public trust. will you say democracy when you talk about the success of the vaccine program and some people have made it clear that actually that's a legacy of socialist 90. 48 government in terms of any just planning that still retains a and some of what it was meant to be in the, in the forty's, even afte

the head of the uk health security agency, jenny harries, said that would double a person's chances oft everyone eligible should book a flu jab now. she spoke to the bbc�*s andrew marr earlier. this is probably the first season where we will have significant amounts of covid circulating as well as flu. people's behaviours have changed, we are mixing more, winter weather is coming along, everyone is in people's enclosed spaces. and we do know from the small amount of data we have had previously that people are at more significant risk of death serious illness if they are co—infected with flu and with covid, and that does not seem to be from our studies a fact which many of the public understand. at this point in the pandemic, it is one of the most difficult times to predict what will come. we have different levels of vaccination, we have a little bit of immunity weaning in older individuals, which is why we are now starting to put in a covid booster vaccine. we have slightly different effectiveness in different vaccinations that have been provided, and we settled down to a slightly unce

, do you want to kick us off this time. 7 the ft�*s headline is accompanied by a photograph of jenny harrisjavid the health secretary was one of —— and one of the graphics. health secretary was one of -- and one of the graphics.— one of the graphics. that's right, man of one of the graphics. that's right, many of the _ one of the graphics. that's right, many of the front _ one of the graphics. that's right, many of the front pages - one of the graphics. that's right, many of the front pages tonight l one of the graphics. that's right, i many of the front pages tonight are dominated by coverage of sajid javid's press conference — the first time there's been a covid press conference in five weeks. and with infection rates were rising, heading towards 50,000 a day and warnings they could hit 100,000 a day, it's perhaps not a surprise that we are seeing the government make a statement. if you had to some that statement. if you had to some that statement up, it would be making it clear that we aren't out of the woods yet, that the british government should guard against complacency, if they can

. >> reporter: experts say your best bet may be to buy from a local turkey farm, which jenny harris typicallyrs are saying to buy now or make plans to cash in. >> so we're currently selling vouchers. consumers can reserve a bird which will then -- they'll be called in early november to redeem their purchase. >> reporter: other options -- >> tell the farmer that you're completely okay with having them ship it early. any type of arrangement that we can make with consumers to ship their turkey maybe the first week in november when things are not quite as hectic. >> reporter: so according to butterball, frozen turkeys are most of the turkeys that are sold for thanksgiving. but experts say another option are fresh turkeys. they don't like that idea, but time and time again experts tell us either way, frozen or fresh, order early. listen to these guys. >> they are not happy with you. >> notice when she said burterball they really started gobbling. janai, thank you. >>> coming up later, we have breaking news in the fight against covid. the white house announcing a po even the shall new vaccine roll

it will be a difficult winter and we have to be prepared but last week on wednesday, when jenny harriesr vaccines. we wish you the very best _ term to get your vaccines. we wish you the very best for— term to get your vaccines. we wish you the very best for your - term to get your vaccines. we wish you the very best for your monday. it will be busy. like you say, she is normally relentlessly positive so if she is telling you it is hard... she is so honest. i'm sure a lot of people will be agreeing with what she's saying. good morning, how are you doing? i am very well. better than ole gunnar solskjaer. liverpool were not very nice to him yesterday. they were not. the worst defeat they have suffered to liverpool at old trafford. it was embarrassing for united fans. many of the fans were booing and many of them left. i spoke to a danish couple who came from denmark and they left at half time. what if there had been a comeback and won it 6—5? i never understand that. i do not understand leaving before the final will —— whistle. especially with what ole gunnar solskjaer did in 1999. one of

that, talking, too, to emily thornberry, the shadow trade secretary, to jenny thornberry, the shadow trade secretary, tojenny harrisew, thank ou, hour nine o'clock. andrew, thank you. lovely _ hour nine o'clock. andrew, thank you. lovely new _ hour nine o'clock. andrew, thank you, lovely new studio. - hour nine o'clock. andrew, thank you, lovely new studio. andrew l hour nine o'clock. andrew, thank i you, lovely new studio. andrew and geora e you, lovely new studio. andrew and george clooney- — you, lovely new studio. andrew and george clooney. you _ you, lovely new studio. andrew and george clooney. you can _ you, lovely new studio. andrew and george clooney. you can hardly - you, lovely new studio. andrew and george clooney. you can hardly tell them apart, can you? good morning. this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and catherine downes. let's round up the headlines. the main headline this morning is tyson fury and deontay wilder in las vegas. a couple of hours ago, jane, i mean... i vegas. a couple of hours ago, jane, i mean... . , vegas. a couple of hours ago, jane, imean... . , i mean... i am still recovering. w