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generous in offering them to our to hospital, university hospital in lewisham and queen elizabeth in woolwichne myself but i look forward to trying one soon. i think you must, absolutely. sujan, i know you said you were inspired by captain sir tom moore and marcus rashford in your efforts. are you going to keep going with this? you will get 100,000 today and what next? thank you. today is the end of my 100k journey then i am beginning with a newjourney which is called helping hands, a charity i have registered. so obviously with joanna's help and you people help, i will carry on my work and what i have been doing. i might go a little bit further, like southeast london if any needy people need my help but i will continue doing good work. joanna, do you think sujan embodies the nepalese spirit which you know so well? i absolutely do, cheerful, generous to a fault, best friends this country could ever have. i'm so proud of him. what he hasn't said, what we haven't got time for here is the other projects he has set up back in his home country and in india. he is a simply remarkable man and this i

he and his team i were very generous in offering them to the two hospitals in lewisham i and in woolwichelf, - i look forward to trying one soon! i think you must, absolutely! sujan, i know you said you had been inspired by captain sir tom moore, by marcus rashford in your efforts, and are you going to keep going with this? you will get to 100,000 today, then what is next? thank you! today is the end of the 100,000, then i will begin a newjourney that is called panas helping hands. i will carry on my work, what i have been doing, i might go a bit further, like south london, if any people need my help. but i will continue doing good work. joanna, do you think sujan embodies the nepalese spirit, which you know so well? i absolutely do — cheerful, generous to a fault, the best friends this country could ever have. we have not got time to talk about his other projects that he set up back in his own country and in india, is simply remarkable man, and this is a wonderful project, i am very proud to be his friend and supporter. and when we, amidst all the doom and gloom, because certainly we ha

queues back past woolwich road. pretty bad for this time of the morning.ometer but feeling chilly in that wind. we've had showers through the night, we start with showers this morning. some sunshine in between but then later, a longer spell of rain will start to move in from the north and west. that's a weak cold front. before it comes in, temperatures just about low double figures but dragging in some colder air. so this evening, temperatures are going to fall away quite quickly. there will be further showers overnight for a time as well. into tomorrow morning, there will be some drier weather. it will still be breezy and it will be cold to start the weekend. for the day tomorrow, though, there will be some sunshine around, it is mostly going to be dry, a little bit of cloud later on. this weekend is going to be breezy and on the cool side but as we go through to the start of the new working week, things do turn more settled and it will be warming up. and don't forget the clocks go forward on sunday morning. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london ne

the woolwich ferry is suspended due to the high winds this morning.l address. now though it's back to charlie and naga. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. "morning live" is on bbc one at 9.15. let's find out what's on today's programme with kym and gethin. on programme with kym and gethin. your usual chairs yes, on your usual chairs. good morning. yes, welcome. coming up on morning live, dr xand has some good news on covid tests being used in schools and the workplace. and, he reveals how laser beams could be used to treat arthritis. someone who knows all about that problem is les dennis. his latest drama has kept us laughing in lockdown, but he'll tell us how he coped with his arthritis when filming an episode ofjimmy mcgovern's latest drama 'moving on'. also coming up, working from home means more time for breakfast. which has been sweet news for..... ..jam makers! sales have soared by £120 million. chef anna haugh is here to help you make your own. and reveals why your leftover veg makes the perfect preserv

traffic is queuing on the a102 woolwich road into town towards the blackwall tunnel.to the weekend, it is going to be quite breezy tomorrow, that rain clearing first thing. dry with sunny spells in the afternoon. again, temperatures remain similar. similar conditions for sunday, but the windfalls a little bit lighter. into next week, high pressure starts to move in, so the weather becomes a little more settled. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. the metropolitan police has referred itself to the police watchdog over its handling of an allegation of indecent exposure by the officer who is now being held on suspicion of murdering sarah everard. the alleged incident took place just three days before the 33—year—old went missing while walking home in south london last week. last night sarah's family paid tribute to her as a "shining example to us all" who "brought so much joy to our lives". wales will begin to ease it