the olympic gold medallist rebecca adlington who coaches the next generation believes it is essentialming is the only form of exercise they can do, especially the elderly or for rehab orany especially the elderly or for rehab or any sort of injuries. i would be really concerned that the obesity rate, the more inactive adult will rise as well, so we need to tackle theseissues rise as well, so we need to tackle these issues so we don't overwhelm these issues so we don't overwhelm the nhs from that side of things as well. there are still frustrations. while gems can also reopen, group activities such as exercise classes will be restricted into your three, todayis will be restricted into your three, today is an important milestone but for sport, lots of hard work still lies ahead. southampton miss out on the chance to move to third southampton e to move to third in the premier league as they were held to a 1—1 draw at wolves pedro neto equalised to take moves into the top half of the table. crystal palace elsewhere allowed burnley to pick up their first win of the season. burnley11—0 and

double gold medallist rebecca adlington believes it is a decision that will help thousands across englandspect as well. if you are injured or pregnant or anything else can be can go and it is exercise that is so good for you. people are doing rehab as well or injured in any way, really good for you. more so then you were in your own for you. more so then you were in your own space, for you. more so then you were in your own space, we for you. more so then you were in your own space, we know that chlorinated water is safe as well. so if you are worried about from a covid—19 element, that will protect you. i think his wealth book in your slot, so you feel really safe when you are there and really secure so i think that naturally put you at ease. you are then able tojust think that naturally put you at ease. you are then able to just have your bit a pc you need to to swim, to exercise but also to mentally have that space as well. because it's hard now. the weather is horrible and you don't want to go out for a run if you did in the summer. out for a run if you did in the summer. it's very di

facilities like pools able to reopen next week in all tiers and former olympic gold medalist rebecca adlingtonrs, believes the move is essential. for many, many people swimming is the only form of exercise that they can do, especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, or any sort of injury. so i'd be really concerned that the obesity rate in more inactive adults will rise as well, so we really need to tackle these issues so we don't overwhelm the nhs from that side of things as well. there are still frustrations. while gyms can also reopen, group activities such as exercise classes will be restricted in tier 3. today is an important milestone, but for sport lots of hard work still lies ahead. dan roan, bbc news. southampton could have gone third in the premier league tonight but were held to a 1—1 draw at wolves. theo walcott opened the scoring for southampton — his first goal since returning to his boyhood club, but pedro neto equalised to take wolves into the top half of the table. a mistake from crystal palace defender cheikhou kouyate allowed burnley to claim their first premier league win

facilities like pools able to reopen next week in all tiers and former olympic gold medalist rebecca adlington is essential. for many, many people swimming is the only form of exercise that they can do, especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, or any sort of injury. so i'd be really concerned that the obesity rate in more inactive adults will rise as well, so we really need to tackle these issues so we don't overwhelm the nhs from that side of things as well. there are still frustrations. while gyms can also reopen, group activities such as exercise classes will be restricted in tier 3. today is an important milestone, but for sport lots of hard work still lies ahead. dan roan, bbc news. overall levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have continued to rise, despite coronavirus lockdowns. emissions of co2 which cause global warming fell sharply in the first half of the year, as governments around the world shut down their economies because of the pandemic. but, in its annual assessment, the world meteorological organisation described the impact as a "blip". it's nearly a year since the

facilities like pools able to reopen next week in all tiers and former olympic gold medalist rebecca adlingtoneves the move is essential. for many people swimming is their only form of exercise that they can do, especially for the kind of elderly 01’ especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, orany especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, or any sort really concerned that the obesity i'd be really concerned that the rise as well, so we the number of inactive adults will rise as well, so we really side as well. there are still frustrations. while gins can also reopen, group activities such as exercise classes will be restricted in tier 3. today is an important milestone, but for sport lots of ha rd milestone, but for sport lots of hard work still lies ahead. dan roan, bbc news. at the moment, if you've come into close contact with someone who's tested positive for coronavirus, you have to isolate for 14 days. but that could soon all change under plans to introduce daily rapid testing. any close contact would be tested every day for a week and only have to isolate if they tested positive.

facilities like pools able to reopen next week in all tiers and former olympic gold medalist rebecca adlingtonmany people swimming is the only form of exercise that they can do, especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, or any sort of injury. so i'd be really concerned that the obesity rate in more inactive adults will rise as well, so we really need to tackle these issues so we don't overwhelm the nhs from that side of things as well. there are still frustrations. while gyms can also reopen, group activities such as exercise classes will be restricted in tier 3. today is an important milestone, but for sport lots of hard work still lies ahead. dan roan, bbc news. 0ur sport correspondent, laura scottjoins us now. how welcome will the reintroduction of spectators be for clubs, ? especially those in the lower leagues? is it enough for them to stay afloat? it will benefit more closely mostly because they have attendances close to those allowed to attend, the 2000 4000, that mark. and rules widely welcome by figures from football, rugby union and horse racing, but it is the bigger premier leagu