let me start with kieran mullan.or the patients' association, so you will know weather people take health advice seriously. when your own government says it is prepared to breach international law even in a limited way, does that undermine the government's credibility when it sta rts government's credibility when it starts to tell people they have to obey new laws are new rules on covid—19? we will hear from the prime minister this afternoon setting out new restrictions, but will he have the credibility when he is floating international law so openly? i think the british public have huge faith in him and are capable of determining the difference between a very high—stakes negotiation that we are undergoing and what we all need to do on undergoing and what we all need to doona undergoing and what we all need to do on a day—to—day basis to put a stop to coronavirus. i know from speaking to constituents and meeting patients that people are sensible about these things, and i'm sure they're more than capable of making up

little kieran the village life is calm of it's different in the city there will be no getting. down on up ok this experience won't change with the present and it will make you grow out of the new kid. after they've taken care of each other and don't just want to go no. dummy can phone when you are out on the city streets gave them because they're going to fill up the room. davida friend will be waiting for that we. wow look a huge wave. maybe the sea doesn't want to swim and. i'm sure there are nice stones in there. they've got. a. name. we felt happy to have a ride but also a little fright. luckily we were together in the city. toppy told us that there had been a war in the rainforest some years ago many communities were destroyed back then just everyone here speaks spanish yes a lot of misty's as live here and the people from the rainforest they come here to sell their goods they come from far away. many families were forced to try their luck in the city. they settled in the hills of conflict i remember but there were houses here are built on 3 levels and even that. this is w

earlier i spoke to financial football expert kieran maguire and asked him is time running out?es can survive if they have financial assistance from a source. whether that should be from the premier league, from the government, or perhaps even the betting industry which makes an awful lot of money out of football and needs football itself in order to be profitable has yet to be decided. but the majority of the clubs in both the efl and the national week were losing money prior to covid—19 and what is happened over the course of recent months has made things worse. —— the national league. we talk about the government providing help and the premier league providing help, neither of them seem to think it is theirjob so who does it come down to? if it is acceptable for fans to watch matches and pumps, then surely it should be except will for them to attend matches where they would be outside, where there would be social distancing and the pilot schemes have proven to be successful. if we ta ke have proven to be successful. if we take a look at the government's eat out scheme that to

kieran he gave the money back -- she said, yes. he gave the money back.here were a lot of things going on in the society at that time. i think the impact of suffrage ingredientsation of that came about where women had been disenfranchised over a long time. even the salem witch trials were nothing more than urban renewal where they found women at risk because their husbands died and left them with a lot of money and people wanted to take that money. host: you have to write a book. talk about some connections. it is even worse because i have not mentioned we are related to rutherford b hayes. .e are second, third cousins also to woodrow wilson. incestuous part of this process is there were a lot of socialites involved. my great-grandmother came from canada. that is what started for her. host: six degrees of separation. caller: one more thing i might years, she her later was writing cowboy novels. i will tell you how women get disenfranchised. when she first started writing cowboy novels about her life, she would send it in with her name on it and no one wou

kieran, iam sad and it is quite heartbreaking.what you are going to play and you wa nt to ta ke what you are going to play and you want to take it away? well, i thought i would leave you on a more positive note, a tune from singing the rain called good morning. it might not be an original thing for this time in the morning but i'm not usually gigging this time. here we go. it is one of those bbc breakfast moments. i think every thing was thinking the same thing, we were all a bit worried about the laptop and the angle of the instrument and whether it would hit it or not. we've got lots of things for you this morning. and we are talking about bake off, which is back. that is what we need, didn't sunshine in our lives and some cake. wouldn't a chance to play to —— speak to kieran. that was kieran who plays with the kaleidoscope orchestra, and simmy who plays with them as well. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. a day after league two side, leyton orient announced that a number of its first team players have tested positive for coronaviru

a rather strange few minutes at the end of the first half saw both kieran gibbs and the west brom managere first time in eight years. there were also seven goals as leeds got the better of fellow premier league newcomers fulham 4—3. the late game sees arsenal host west ham...1—1. tottenham have confirmed that they have re—signed gareth bale from spanish champions real madrid on a season—long loan. the wales forward left spurs in 2013 and went on to score more than 100 goals and win four champions league titles with real. he remains the most expensive british player in history, as well as the top—scoring british player in la liga — with 80 goals and a0 assists in 171 league appearances. bale returns to the club he first joined as a 17—year—old. it's the opening weekend of the german bundesliga and erling haaland was on the scoresheet with a penalty for borussia dortmund as they beat borussia monchengladbach 3-0. hertha berlin beat werder bremen 4—1 in their bundesliga opener to earn their first win there in 1a years. stuttgart secured an immediate return to the top flight after spending ju

west brom had kieran gibbs sent off and manager slaven bilic sent to the stands too.lvert—lewin completing his hat trick there, i've been working hard to improve my game and be more clinical in front clinical in front of goal served to be in the right place and just to be in the right place at the right time it is no coincidence, it is what i'm working hard on at the training ground but it is obviously a nice thing to have hit but i am not resting here, that's right i am not resting here i want to score more goals. the second game of the day is well under way — two sides who were battling against each other down in the championship a matter of months ago. it's currently 2—1 to leeds at elland road. still to come today, manchester united host crystal palace at old trafford and the late kick off sees west ham travel to arsenal. all four games in the scottish premiership are into the second half including second placed celtic in action against livingston. they're 2—1 up at the moment and can go top with a win today. elsewhere dundee united leading st mirren, ross county

west brom had kieran gibbs sent off and their manager slaven bilic sent to the stands as well.d home. calvert—lewin completing that hat trick, his fourth goal of the season. i've been working hard to improve my game and be more clinical in front of goal served to be in the right place under the right time it is no coincidence and to be on the training ground but it is obviously a nice back to have hit but i am not besting here, ito score more goals. that's right i am not resting here i wa nt to that's right i am not resting here i want to score more goals. next today — two sides who were battling against each other down in the championship a matter of months ago. now both leeds and fulham will be looking for their first win of the season. four games have just got under way in the scottish premiership including second placed celtic in action against livingston. neil lennon's side can go leapfrog rangers and go top with a win. we're still waiting for official confirmation of gareth bale re—signing for tottenham from real madrid on loan for the season. he arrived at spurs training

joining me now is kieran maguire, football finance lecturer at the university of liverpool. essential. it's not going to happen in the short term, is it? what do you think could be done? i think in the very short term, clubs will be trying to persuade the government to relax some of the rules, to perhaps create some form of covid secure environment to which partial return to football could take place. we have seen a couple of experimental schemes. at brighton, they did play a match before 2500 people a couple of weeks ago and that passed off successfully. there were plans to have two scottish matches ta ke to have two scottish matches take place this weekend in front of a few hundred people. but i believe those have now been cancelled. yes, that would been cancelled. yes, that would be useful when the time comes perhaps for a easing of the situation but it does change all the time doesn't it and the circumstances change all the time, until there is a, sort of, tried and tested almost immediate testing system. but it is difficult to see how defence can come back? yes, i think

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kieran amos is here at the start of the pandemic.f the camera! good morning. it was a young lad called jesse, and i think they got a little bit excited as the goal went in. we saw the before and after pictures of you. at the start of the season, you had let yourself go for quite a long period of time? about seven - eight years. what sort of condition were youin? years. what sort of condition were you in? not a great one, if i am honest. at the start of lockdown, my brother was out running every day and going to the gym and he said to me, do you want to come out for a run with me and if i am honest i was thinking, no, not at all but i decided to go with him and i did one kilometre with him and i must've stopped four or five times and that kind of says where my fitness was added. but you decided to persevere. we have spoken to people who have done the couch to five k and it is really ha rd to done the couch to five k and it is really hard to get into something like running. what motivated you to stick with it? a couple of things. i hav

kieran maguire is a football finance expert and author of "the price of football".out of 24 we re national league, 21 clubs out of 24 were losing money there and they we re were losing money there and they were losing money there and they were losing round about £300,000 a week, and were very dependent on fa ns week, and were very dependent on fans turning up to generate income, to allow them to cover costs 0 so the news today, i think will have many club owners and executives going back to their budgets and looking desperately for ways they can cut costs. can they cut cost, can cut costs. can they cut cost, can they survive? how many do row think could go out of business all together? because the prime minister was saying these restrictions maybe in force for six months? well, if football is going to continue with no fans coming through the turnstile, if we take a look at the finances, for example, clubs in the championship were losing £600 million pre—covid, a lot will depend on the benevolence and generosity of clu b on the benevolence and generosity of club owne

a short while ago our correspondent duncan kennedy spoke to one of the children on the bus, zoe kieranss noticed because we're alljust chatting and then we suddenlyjust hit the top of the tunnel because it isa hit the top of the tunnel because it is a double—decker bus and it all fell in on the top. i'm not sure what happened on the bottom, i think they were all ok, but on the top it all fell in on top of everyone. there was glass everywhere and eve ryo ne there was glass everywhere and everyone started screaming. we all managed to get off and down the stairs and out, then there was quite a lot of people come from around here who must have heard the crash, who came and helped us until the ambulances all came, so... was at a single decker or double—decker bus? a double—decker bus. single decker or double—decker bus? a double-decker bus. what happened when it hit the bridge? what did it feel like? itjust felt like a com plete feel like? itjust felt like a complete shock because it was just so out of the blue because none of us were so out of the blue because none of us were looking really