kieran from london was staying in the hotel while on business.friend from australia had booked a last—minute holiday here. everything was done really well. the service, the quality, everything was done at a really high quality. i loved it, those first few days. i was walking through the corridor to the lift and i pressed the button and the lift opened and i got in. two local men had also checked in. they were caught on security cameras on their way to breakfast. we walked into the restaurant past all of the stations of food. these two men brushed past me, they were swinging around these big backpacks that i found quite odd at the time. one guy was looking quite intently around the area. he got quite close to my face and i remember finding that very uncomfortable. the two men had sworn allegiance to the islamic state group and were here to kill tourists. i heard the big thud, the bomb underneath. everything goes silent, you don't hear any sound anymore. literally for a moment, you freeze. all i remember was hearing a sound coming from my right and

mina and kieran have cancelled their holiday. the difficulty has been not that we are not allowed tobut that the information was delivered in such a way that it's hard to know whether this is a cancellation, are we allowed to be ina cancellation, are we allowed to be in a house together when we are not in greater manchester, it's been so unclear. in oldham, the ali family might not be able to celebrate eid as they wanted, but they are not letting them stop them from staying in touch. even online, they are determined to be together. judith moritz, bbc news, oldham. according to the latest figures, 120 further people have died with coronavirus, which brings the total number of deaths in the uk to 46,119. in terms of new cases, the uk's seven—day rolling average is 753. you can see from the chart that cases have been rising slightly in the past week, but scientists don't yet know whether that's more and better testing or the beginnings of the resurgence we've been seeing elsewhere in europe. two dozen areas are now on public health england's watchlists due to the rise in infection rates

i could write a book, but we'll leave it here, yours sincerely, kieran.ook at the weather with chris fawkes. we have got quite a mix today with warm sunshine across southern areas. cloudy with some sunshine, but cloudy in the north. the radar picture shows you where the heaviest rain has been, in northern ireland and scotland. but we have seen some rain in north wales and the north midlands and that will push its way eastwards. rain at times for north wales, the north midlands and northern england. the rain will turn lighter as we head into the afternoon and it may well become dry in northern ireland. often cloudy, some sunshine for the far north of scotla nd some sunshine for the far north of scotland and with the sunshine in the south, 25 degrees in london, which will feel quite warm. overnight it stays pretty cloudy with further pulses of rain. turning marquee with mist and fog patches. it will be a mild night. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: questions for the government about russian interference in the uk after a highly critical report says t

kieran has worked with k—dogg for the last two years, signing him instantly.s already there. but he says many in the community are now frightened. i am a bit scared as well now, because after i found out, i thought about it a bit and i was like, yeah, i have black people in my life. i am mixed—race. so yeah, i am concerned about family and stuff. tonight, the police say they are taking it very seriously, but called for calm. i don't believe people should be scared. southmead is a welcoming and diverse community, and we don't believe there is a risk to the wider public. the victim has been left with a broken leg, nose and cheekbone, and says he now feels too scared to leave his home. the criticism keeps coming; from british and spanish politicians, travel companies, and of course thousands of confused holiday makers about the government's decision to impose a quarantine for people returning let's begin by recapping the current rules. anyone coming back to the uk from spain and its islands will have to provide an address and self—isolate there for 1h days. the f

our "gma" staffers joining the mix here doing some modeling for us starting with kieran, if you couldhing set. this is your track suit which is definitely a lityt.'s sweatsuit but, again, it's easy, it's put together. looks polished and intentional. you can break this one up too so there's a little more versatility. you can wear the top, the jacket just with a different pair of pants, break up the bottom with a t-shirt. but, again, inherently easy to do and great for work from home. >> all right. that he a bold red there. we'll have something. what to wear when meeting with clients or someone outside of the company. we have eric and tie-dye is really popular. i wouldn't have thought of tie-dye with men's wear but, wow, looking good, eric. eric can pull anything off. tell us about it, melissa. >> eric could totally pull anything off but the truth is, tie-dye isn't just for the ladies. it's for men too. here's some of my tips. to make it appropriate for working from home or any man you want to stick to just one color. when you add a lot of colors in your tie-dye it looks juvenile. a lit

although kieran thinks things will change once more if the songs created during lockdown are releasedut, and i do think it is a cyclical thing. i think eventually people will get sick of happiness and wanta people will get sick of happiness and want a bit more... probably when billie eilish releases her next record, that is when it could get sad again. yes, things could be about to slow down pretty sharpish. quite a bit of the programme this morning taking a look at what the chancellor announced yesterday. the snp says the chancellor's plans for the economy threaten scotland's recovery from coronavirus, after rishi sunak confirmed the end of the furlough scheme. the party says the decision will cause lasting damage to the economy. the snp's westminster leader, ian blackford, joins us now. good morning to you. so how is ending the furlough scam, which can't, i think most people agree, go on forever, what is the alternative? of course the furlough scam can't go on forever, but let's remember that what governments have done, rightly, is that the economy down in order that we can stop the

for school friends kieran and brama, there are glimmers of light and its gloom.are recorded and you will be able to learn in a different way. grades permitting, both intend to go to university in september. is it right you should pay full these for your university experience? i'm not too sure, my university has assured me that all the resources i would need will be in the libraries and my lectures and seminars will be transferred online, so i guess that's ok, but so many of university isn't about the academics, it's about the clubs and societies, which i will miss out on. where your id ca rd i will miss out on. where your id card and a face covering at all times. the university east london has produced this promotional video for new students. we have here a campus which houses over 10,000 students on a normal basis, so actually to get that campus covid secure is actually obviously quite a challenge. you've got to deliver a full university experience, it cannot be replaced with an online experience. the department of education in england told the bbc it was up to

kieran loves a bit of diesel, of which this is?board. the idea behind this is a tourism train. have you travelled on anything like that on the continent and why are you enthusiastic about this one? the settle to carlisle route is probably the prettiest in england. i just enjoyed route is probably the prettiest in england. ijust enjoyed train travel. i find england. ijust enjoyed train travel. ifind it england. ijust enjoyed train travel. i find it very relaxed and interesting. and there is a birthday board. and do you know what, eve? they serve gin and tonic. enjoy that. today they will take in the sides and a slow pace, enjoy it. you will have a great time. we have lost the train but hopefully we have some more of those scenic shots with the drone over the countryside. it really is beautiful. they want this tourism train to be a model for the future but covid is still keeping people away. you guys are the only passengers on board this morning. that is sad, isn't it? the people behind the service said they will not make any money t

this morning should bring happy intrigue for "succession" with bryan cox, sarah snook and kieran culkin be here as well with jennifer aniston likely to receive the seventh emmy nom of her career. >> we're doing this my way. >> reporter: and it'll be meryl streep's fifth emmy nomination if as expected she's cited for her supporting role in "big little lies" while tandy newton is likely to get a chance to re "westworld." so good luck to all the aspiring nominees, sadly, though, who will be overlooked. baby yoda snubbed by the emmys. what a shame. >> outrage. just an outrage. thank you. 72nd emmy awards airs september 20th at 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific right here on abc. >>> coming up, hitting the road for summer vacation. we'll tell you how to pick a fun and safe destination. >>> good morning, everyone. let's get to the breaking news. this is a five alarm fire with huge flames burning in san francisco. these videos were sent in in the last 30 minutes or so. the fire broke out near 13th and fulsome streets. no reports of injuries. you can see there's sill a lot of smoke in the air now, but

let's speak now to kieran maguire, who specialiseses in football finance at the university of liverpoold. realistically, they are going to be better off to the tune of around a quarter of £1 billion assuming that they qualify for the champions league in the next two seasons. of course, they have qualified for next season's competition. this is huge implications for uefa here in respect of how they go forward with financialfair respect of how they go forward with financial fair play because it is a huge defeat for them. the allegations they made against manchester city were very severe and city will feel completely vindicated. we talked, and he was talking about the hit to the club's credibility when the ban was imposed. now we have a hit to the credibility of uefa. what are the indications of that? it is difficult to see how uefa can go forward with the private or present format of financialfair the private or present format of financial fair play rules. there are two elements to them, one of which is have clubs been paying their tra nsfer fees is have clubs been paying their transfer f

nina and kieran have cancelled their holiday.holiday, but that the information was delivered in such a way that it's hard to know whether this is a cancellation, are we allowed to be in a house together when we are not in greater manchester? it's been so unclear. in oldham, this family might not be able to celebrate eid as they wanted, but they are not letting them stop them from staying in touch. even online, they are determined to be together. judith moritz, bbc news, oldham. we have been told by the uk government that 120 people have died with coronavirus, that brings the total, since the crisis began, to more than 46000 and there have been 880 new cases. to put the new death toll into context, yesterday, the death toll was 48, on 48, on tuesday, and 120 today. bigger figures on tuesday and smaller figures on tuesday and smaller figures on tuesday and smaller figures on wednesday. on thursday. we will of course, keep you up—to—date with all those figures as they can. well, samayya afzal lives and works in bradford — one of the

for school friends kieran and bhiramah, there are glimmers of light and its gloom. 0nline lectures, theresity in september. is it right you should pay full fees for your university experience? i'm not too sure. my university has assured me that all the resources i would need that would be in the libraries etc, and all my lectures and seminars will be transferred online, so i guess that's ok, but so many of university isn't about the academics, it's about the clubs and societies, going into the next stage of life and having all these careers fairs, which i will miss out on. voiceover: wear your uel id card and a face covering at all times. the university of east london has produced this promotional video for new students. we have here a campus which houses over 10,000 students on a normal basis, so, actually, to get that campus covid secure is actually obviously quite a challenge. you've got to deliver a full university experience, it cannot be replaced with an online experience. the department of education in england told the bbc it was up to universities to set their own fees and student