thank you so much, thomas kielinger, henry chu and hugh pym, thank you very much indeed.ye for now. hello there. it was an extremely wet weekend pretty much across the whole of the country, thanks to a vigorous area of low pressure which parked itself across the uk, so we still have dozens of flood warnings in force across the country. but the good news is through this new week, it is not going to be quite as wet, although it will remain fairly unsettled, thanks to low pressure always nearby, which will produce more showers. 0ur area of low pressure isn't in a hurry to go anywhere fast. it will be across the country through the course of today, but a slightly weaker feature, although we'll see a weather front reinvigorate again across western areas, bringing some more persistent rain to northern ireland, wales and the south—west. elsewhere across the country, it's sunny spells and scattered showers, and some of the showers could turn out to be heavy and thundery. a little bit warmer across the wall, particularly in the south—east, where we could see 16 or 17 degrees in th

with me are henry chu of the los angeles times, and thomas kielinger of die welt. here in the studio, hugh pym, our health editor. thanks to all of you for your time today. i am just going to kick off with a story that has obviously galvanised global news cycles in the last 2a hours and president trump, of course, isn't the first us president to suffer ill—health while in office. woodrow wilson, kennedy, reagan all had documented troubles. but covid and how it affects us is still highly unpredictable. and we are just a month from the election on november 3rd. if i can begin with you. how vulnerable is donald trump? well, president trump is in the most vulnerable category, or approaching the most vulnerable category. anyone over 65 is more at risk, if they get covid—19, of becoming seriously ill. and the chances of death increase quite substantially as you get older beyond that. he is 7a. the death rate for 75—year—olds are and over is one in 25, with covid—19. that still leaves a lot of people who get coronavirus, who go into hospital, who do pull through — we shou