later this week, we'll hear from england's former health secretary matt hancock, and other senior officialss to learn from one of the biggest public health drives in history, and be better prepared for the next outbreak or pandemic in the future. jim reed, bbc news. pa rents of parents of children with severe epilepsy are breaking the law to give them cannabis medicine as they struggle to have the drug prescribed on the nhs. we have spoken to families getting oils on the black market as well as those who illegally smuggle the drugs into the uk. is that funny? is everything funny? lunchtime, and this is ten—year—old annie's favourite meal. she loves food. she's quite highly motivated by food. annie has a rare form of epilepsy. we've changed their names to protect their identity. it's harrowing, it's tiring. it's exhausting, it's scary. it's the scariest thing ever — seeing your child seize. the only drug that her parents say helps is an oil made from the cannabis plant. but there's a catch. the medicine mumjane gives her daughter is illegal. i don't want to be breaking the law, but currently

later this week, we'll hear from england's former health secretary matt hancock, and other senior officialstter prepared for the next outbreak or pandemic in the future. jim reed, bbc news. the latest from los angeles. winds of up to 70 mph forecast for that city today. with fears they could cause the remaining wildfires to spread again. at least three major fires are still burning, 24 people have been killed and 23 are still missing. let's hearfrom our correspondent will grant. as the wildfires in los angeles enter their second week, they keep burning, and the stories of destroyed lives stack up. amid the ruins of his block, michael soto was incredibly fortunate. his home survived while his neighbours were left with nothing. now, he stands guard to protect what he still has from looters, patrolling a devastated neighbourhood. i moved to this area, you know, for my kids — to have a better upbringing for them and for them to have a better future. it was a beautiful community, you know, it was mixed, it was nice. everyone, you know, looked at each other, waved and all that, you know. so it wa

later this week, we'll hear from england's former health secretary matt hancock, and other senior officials drives in history, and be better prepared for the next outbreak or pandemic in the future. jim reed, bbc news. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. it is quarter past six. don't mean to panic you if you are late for work. ,., ., to panic you if you are late for work. , ., ., ., to panic you if you are late for work. ., ., ., work. good morning. good morning to ou. if ou work. good morning. good morning to yom if you are — work. good morning. good morning to you. if you are stepping _ work. good morning. good morning to you. if you are stepping out _ work. good morning. good morning to you. if you are stepping out in - work. good morning. good morning to you. if you are stepping out in you - you. if you are stepping out in you are in the south—east of england, it is a chilly start. for the rest of us smiled for the time of year. also fairly cloudy first thing. it will brighten up later. we had the remnants of yesterday's and last night's weather front draped across parts

and tomorrow we're going to hear for the fourth time from the former health secretary matt hancock.ill not be issued until next ear. , . ., , ., ~ the inquiry will not be issued until next ear. , . ., , ., ,, the bbc has announced that kelly cates, mark chapman and gabby logan will be the new match of the day presenters after gary lineker steps down at the end of this season. they'll split hosting duties between the flagship saturday show, match of the day 2 on sundays, and the champions league edition on wednesdays. our media correspondent david sillito can tell us more. david, all three of these will be familiar faces to football fans. if you know your sport you will know all of these faces and of course much of the day is one of those broadcasting landmark programmes. 60 years and it has only had solo presenters for the five of them in 60 years. des lynam, david coleman, and of course for the past 26 years gary lineker. so to have three, a trio of rotating presenters is a bit of a departure but it does follow along what has been happening in other shows where these days you have