special significance, the ones in woolwich. , . ., woolwich.they are the guns that you would normally see in hyde park when there is a visiting head of state, for example, fired a usually gay 21 gun salute, but this is a special occasion. they have fired a a1 gun salute for all births in the past. remember, it was a similar salute when queen victoria died, and when winston churchill died, and when winston churchill died as well. bell tolls gun fires number two. number two numbertwo gun, fire! gun fires number three, fire! number three, fire! gun fires studio: what we are watching is a coordinated series of gun salutes going on all across the united kingdom and abroad. i would like to bring injonathan beale, explained to the viewers what we are watching? we are seeing right across the country this a1 death gun salute, marking the death of the duke of edinburgh. it involves the royal navy, who are firing their guns in portsmouth dockyard, home of the royal navy and also in devonport. i think we saw pictures of them earlier wearing their white fla

finally, the woolwich ferry only has one boat running due to technical issue.st from the bbc london in an hour. now though, it's back to dan and louise. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. the uk hasjoined the global aid effort to help with the growing coronavirus crisis in india, as a devastating new surge of infections grips the country. more than 600 pieces of medical equipment, including ventilators and oxygen concentrators, will be dispatched this week, with the first shipment due to arrive tomorrow. let's get more now from defence secretary, ben wallace, who joins us from portsmouth. good morning to you. thank you very much forjoining us. lots of things to talk to you about. how concerned are you by the scenes that we are seeing from india?— are you by the scenes that we are seeing from india? well, i think we should all be _ seeing from india? well, i think we should all be concerned. _ seeing from india? well, i think we should all be concerned. i - seeing from india? well, i think we should all be concerned. i thin

elswhere heading towards the blackwall tunnel, traffic is building northbound from the woolwich roadubbling up as we head through the late morning and into the afternoon. but it should stay dry today. there is a lighter north—easterly wind than we saw yesterday, so it will feel a bit warmer. temperatures in double figures, ten or 11 celsius. now as we head through this evening and overnight, that cloud should melt away to leave us with long, clear spells. temperatures once more will dip low enough to get a frost into tomorrow morning, perhaps just staying above freezing in many of the towns. so for tomorrow then, watch out for some early mist and fog, most likely towards eastern home counties. dry on saturday and sunday. there'll be plenty of sunshine around at times, and temperatures gradually creep up. i'm back with the latest from bbc london in half an hour. plenty more on our website, facebook and instagram at the usual address. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today. the final preparations for the funeral of the duke of edin