Cafes and bars as workspaces . We talk to the businesses making sure that hosting workers pays. First grand Slam Quarterfinalfor Jack draper, the first british player in mens singles to reach the last day of the Us Open since Andy Murray eight years ago. More of you should see at least a little bit of Sunshine Today but they will still be shower clouds around. I will have all the details. Good morning. Its tuesday the 3rd of september. PhOne companies are to meet with Government Ministers to discuss measures to tackle crime, after the number of Snatch Thefts more than doubled in england and wales over the last year. The government says the rise is down to an increase in demand for second hand smartphOnes both in the uk and overseas. Our correspondent Frances Read has the details. Audacious. Easy. A quick snatch, and its gOne. Pins and facial recognition help, but theyre not a solution. And its often young people who are being targeted in places like parks and outside transport hubs. Theres been work to try to crack down on thefts, but Ones'>Mobile PhOnes are now the most stolen items in england and wales, according to the latest figures. Shouting. There are at least 200 Snatch Thefts every day. Last year, 78,000 people had their phOnes or bags snatched. Yet less than 1 resulted in a charge, and more than 80 of Police Investigations were closed before a suspect was found. For a while now, there have been calls for more to be dOne. The governments asking Tech Companies and manufacturers to work with it to find solutions, and end the illegal market for stolen phOnes. Police chiefs will also be asked to gather intelligence on where the phOnes end up, in an attempt to end organised crime. Primarily, whats in it for them is data, of course these days weve got all ourfinancial and banking apps on our phOnes and all manner of, you know, passwords saved, perhaps, for every service we engage with. And thats primarily what theyre after. That attracts a high price on the dark web as people who will pay many times the value of the handsetjust for the data thats on them. The advice for now avoid using your phOne on the street if you can, look around you if you cant avoid it, and that youre less likely to be targeted if you look confident and know where youre going. Easier said than dOne, but it mightjust stop you from being the next victim. Frances read, bbc news. We will be talking about that later in the programme and also about what the police are doing, a new scheme to tackle shoplifting, an entirely separate development this morning. Sally has more of the days news. Thank you, jon. The Uk Government is facing international backlash after it suspended some Arms Sales to israel. Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the decision was made due to a clear risk the equipment might be used to commit serious violations of International Law. 0ur Chief Political Correspondent Henry zeffmanjoins me now. Morning. What has been the reaction . The first audience for David Lammy� s announcement was the House Of Commons and there it went down 0k. Commons and there it went down ok. You have to remember the vast majority of mps at the moment are Labour Mps who are broadly supportive of the Governments Agenda generally. I think in the hours after the statement to the House Of Commons, the reaction was more mixed, both politically and also actually in society more generally. In the Labour Party, there are some who think that this does not go far enough. David lammy was at pains to stress in the House Of Commons Yesterday that this is not an Arms Embargo because the government is only suspending 30 of the 350 or so Arms Export licenses that are in place. There are some on the left of the Labour Party, although several are outside at the moment, who are now calling on David Lammy and the government to suspend all of the licences. But there are others in the Labour Party, the Labour Friends Of Israel great for example, who say they are worried about the signal this send to an ally the uk has and David Lammy says wants to maintain a close intelligence sharing relationship. A separate set of concerns about the timing, the fact that this happened to be announced on the first day of the parliamentary term, but also the day of the funeral for six hostages who were killed by hamas In Gaza in recent days. Interestingly, emily thornberry, formerly a close part of Keir Starmer� s inner circle, now a backbencher, said she supported the decision but that the timing was unfortunate. The Chief Rabbi said the decision feeds what he says is a falsehood that israel is in breach of International Law. I think this debate will rumble on longer. Thank ou. The israeli prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked for forgiveness for failing to rescue six hostages who were killed In Gaza. We can speak now to our diplomatic correspondent james landale, who joins us from jerusalem. James, how much pressure is the israeli Prime Minister under right now . ~ ~ , now . Well, i think he is under pressure now . Well, i think he is under pressure at now . Well, i think he is under pressure at home now . Well, i think he is under pressure at home and now . Well, i think he is under pressure at home and abroad. J now . Well, i think he is under pressure at home and abroad. Here in jerusalem Last Night protesters walked past his home carrying empty coffins, symbols of those six hostages killed by hamas last week that the protesters believed Benjamin Netanyahu could have saved if he was willing to agree a Ceasefire Deal with hamas. In washington President Biden is saying he doesnt believe israels Prime Minister is simply doing enough to try to agree a deal. In the face of all of that pressure, Mr Netanyahu is doubling down, he had a Press Conference Last Night in which he made it very clear that he did not believe a ceasefire and a Hostage Release a deal should be agreed In Gaza if israeli forces have to be kicked out of a One'>Buffer ZOne in Southern Gaza between gaza and egypt. He also made it very clear, same to President Biden that he did not believe the us president wanted to make concessions to hamas so soon after the killing of these hostages in a way that rewarded what had happened. So he at the moment is sticking to his guns, but the pressure is mounting. This country, israel, has deep divisions over the way forward at the moment. There is a lot of international uncertainty about the direction being taken by the government and Mr Netanyahu but all the evidence so far is that he is sticking to his guns. Is sticking to his guns. James, Thank You is sticking to his guns. James, Thank You very is sticking to his guns. James, Thank You very much is sticking to his guns. James, Thank You very much indeed. L the pope has arrived in indOnesia at the start of a 12 Day Tour of asia. He will also travel to papua new guinea, East Timor and singapore as part of his visit, expected to focus on inter religious harmony. The 87 year old has reduced his travel in recent years due to Health Problems, but this trip will be the longest of his papacy so far. The number of children in residential care in england has more than doubled since 2012, with charities saying families are not getting help before they reach crisis point. In a report seen by the bbc, a Group Of Five childrens charities say less support at a time of rising poverty and mental Health Problems amounts to a vicious cycle. The northern Ireland Education minister is expected to issue guidance to Headteachers Today that pupils should not use their Ones'>Mobile PhOnes during the school day. A similar policy is already in place in england, and schools in scotland can choose to ban phOnes. An independent review has found that 0fsted was Defensive And Complacent in its response to the suicide of the Head Teacher Ruth perry. Teacher Ruth Perry. She took her own life she took her own life after learning that the watchdog after learning that the watchdog was downgrading her school. Was downgrading her school. 0fsteds Chief Inspector has 0fsteds Chief Inspector has accepted most of the review� s accepted most of the review� s recommendations, as our Education Teacher took her own life. Recommendations, as our Education Editor branwenjeffreys reports. Editor branwenjeffreys reports. Ruth perry had a happy family Ruth Perry had a happy family life, a job she loved. Life, a job she loved. Last year, the primary head last year, the primary Head Teacher took her own life. An 0fsted inspection an inadequate grade shattered her Mental Health. But 0fsted was Defensive And Complacent, says this report. The Education Secretary says it shows the need for change. Its deeply concerning, and it underlines the view that ive held for some time about the need for wider reform of 0fsted. The measures that ive set out in terms of moving away from those One word judgements are only The First Step in terms of the change that we need to see. And im determined to work with the new Chief Inspector to drive forward that change, and to have a culture 0fsteds Boss at the time was Amanda Spielman. Do you think that the inspection came to the right conclusion . I do. Came to the right conclusion . I do, i think the came to the right conclusion . I do, i think the findings came to the right conclusion . I do, i think the findings were came to the right conclusion . I do, i think the findings were secure and the Inspection Team worked with the Professionalism And Sensitivity i would Professionalism And Sensitivity i would expect from our inspectors. 0fsteds Boss at the time was Amanda Spielman. She defended their approach. The bbc has asked her for an interview about this report, or any response to its many criticisms of 0fsted leadership at the time. She has refused both requests. 0fsted now has a new boss he says he wants change, and headteachers say hes taken The First Steps. Since the new leadership has taken over the reins at 0fsted, weve seen a real Sea Change in their openness and their willingness to take on change, and were looking forward to working with Sir Martyn to make sure that we can co construct the future. This week, julia welcomed the scrapping of One or two word judgements The First Step to a different system. Branwen jeffreys, bbc news. Substantial Spending Cuts are expected to be announced in scotland later today. The scottish Finance Secretary, Shona Robison, says the uk is entering a whole new era of austerity under labour. 0ur Scotland Correspondent Katie hunter reports from glasgow. I lost my husband a year ago. Annie is a regular at this glasgow lunch club. I dont get any benefits or anything, so its just whatever ive got. Shes likely to lose her Winter Fuel Payment, following recently announced cuts. I come here every day now, because im also saving mOney with not having gas on or electricity on, and you get the company and you would just be sitting in the house with your heating on, costing you a lot of mOney not everyOne at the Daffodil Club will lose their Winter Fuel Payment, but many are conscious of The Cost Of Living. I sometimes fill a Water Bottle up and sit it on my knee if i feel a wee Bit Cold i do that sometimes. Recently announced cuts are being felt from local lunch clubs. Turn back the page. To well known theatres like the Dundee Rep. Arts body Creative Scotland has closed new applications for a fund supporting artists, musicians and producers because of concerns about Scottish Government budgets. Without those individual artists, we cant do the work that we do. So angry doesnt cut it, really its just taking a whole layer of funding and therefore a whole layer of artists out of the equation. The Scottish Government says its taken many tough choices, and will do everything it can to protect people and public services from cuts. Katie hunter, bbc news. The family of Rob Burrow have added their own permanent tributes to him at a One-disease'>Motor NeurOne Disease Research Centre named in his honour. Three, two, One. Lindsey burrow and their children maya, Macy And Jackson put their hand prints in Concrete Slabs that will become part of the new building in leeds. Rob died injune after being diagnosed with mnd in 2019. But, you know, for all mnd patients and their families to come to a purpose built centre, and so to be here today to see the work going on and to be kind of, you know, part of this is something thats really special to the family. When we get older, our hand will grow so we can keep coming back and visiting and seeing like, um. Like, when i was younger, i got to do that. Without all the, like, fundraising and everything, this would have never happened so its great to see what, like, l my Dads Fundraising and kevs have dOne and what theyve led to. What a legacy. So good to see them smilin what a legacy. So good to see them smiling and what a legacy. So good to see them smiling and able what a legacy. So good to see them smiling and able to what a legacy. So good to see them smiling and able to do what a legacy. So good to see them smiling and able to do something i smiling and able to do something positive in memory of their dad. find positive in memory of their dad. And rob knew that was coming so it is nice to know. Rob knew that was coming so it is nice to know rob knew that was coming so it is nice to know. Indeed. Matt is in the studio with nice to know. Indeed. Matt is in the studio with the nice to know. Indeed. Matt is in the studio with the weather. Nice to know. Indeed. Matt is in the studio with the weather. Good studio with the weather. Good morning. How it looking . Better than esterda , morning. How it looking . Better than yesterday. Not morning. How it looking . Better than yesterday, not the morning. How it looking . Better than yesterday, not the best morning. How it looking . Better than yesterday, not the best day yesterday, not the best day yesterday, not the best day yesterday, grey and grim but i can offer yesterday, grey and grim but i can offer more yesterday, grey and grim but i can offer more sunshine this morning. Very Good Morning. Some bright skies around very Good Morning. Some bright skies around already in north yorkshire, as you around already in north yorkshire, as you can around already in north yorkshire, as you can see, but more of you will see the as you can see, but more of you will see the Sunshine Break through The Clouds see the Sunshine Break through The Clouds during today. Not completely dry, clouds during today. Not completely dry. A clouds during today. Not completely dry. A few clouds during today. Not completely dry, a few showers around but not as liveiy dry, a few showers around but not as liveiy as dry, a few showers around but not as lively as yesterday. Some parts of northeast lively as yesterday. Some parts of North East Scotland saw almost half a month North East Scotland saw almost half a month of North East Scotland saw almost half a month of rainfall. It is a bit of a month of rainfall. It is a bit of a contrast a month of rainfall. It is a bit of a contrast in a month of rainfall. It is a bit of a contrast in temperatures this morning a contrast in temperatures this morning. To the north and west, a cool start, morning. To the north and west, a cool start, 5 morning. To the north and west, a cool start, 5 or 6 degrees across parts cool start, 5 or 6 degrees across parts of cool start, 5 or 6 degrees across parts of Western Scotland and Northern Ireland compared to another very humid Northern Ireland compared to another very humid 18 degrees in parts of East Anglia and the South East but it is across East Anglia and the South East but it is across england where the bulk of the it is across england where the bulk of the showers are right now. Some heavy of the showers are right now. Some heavy Ones of the showers are right now. Some heavy Ones working through Eastern Parts of heavy Ones working through Eastern Parts of lincolnshire, North East midlands Parts Of Lincolnshire, North East midlands and sump towards the west of the midlands and sump towards the west of the midlands. There showers will continue of the midlands. There showers will continue to of the midlands. There showers will continue to nudge northwards and eastwards continue to nudge northwards and eastwards through the day. Lovely start for eastwards through the day. Lovely start for much of scotland, parts of northwest start for much of scotland, parts of North West England, Sunshine Breaking North West England, Sunshine Breaking through quite readily this morning breaking through quite readily this morning before we see more cloud and Showers Morning before we see more cloud and showers spreading to Western Scotland and Northern Ireland later. Some scotland and Northern Ireland later. Some sunny breaks to East Anglia and the South East potentially but here we continue to see the Chow Chow through we continue to see the Chow Chow through the day and still feeling quite through the day and still feeling quite humid here. Temperatures up to maybe quite humid here. Temperatures up to maybe 24 quite humid here. Temperatures up to maybe 24 or quite humid here. Temperatures up to maybe 24 or 25 degrees. Brighter conditions maybe 24 or 25 degrees. Brighter conditions to the west of england, eastern conditions to the west of england, Eastern Parts of wales, North West England. Eastern parts of wales, North West England. Is Eastern Parts of wales, North West England, is to parts of scotland but western england, is to parts of scotland but Western Scotland, Northern Ireland, still some Western Scotland, Northern Ireland, still some showers in the afternoon. Temperatures more towards the mid if not high temperatures more towards the mid if not high teens. Into tonight, a few liht not high teens. Into tonight, a few Light Showers spread southwards and eastwards Light Showers spread southwards and eastwards. When you see clear skies for any eastwards. When you see clear skies for any length of time, particularly across for any length of time, particularly across parts of south East Scotland, northern across parts of south East Scotland, Northern England, to the south to tomorrow Northern England, to the south to Tomorrow Morning, temperatures around Tomorrow Morning, temperatures around 4 Tomorrow Morning, temperatures around 4 or Tomorrow Morning, temperatures around 4 or 5 degrees. 0ver Tomorrow Morning, temperatures around 4 or 5 degrees. Over the next few days around 4 or 5 degrees. Over the next few days we around 4 or 5 degrees. Over the next few days we will see outbreaks of Rain In few days we will see outbreaks of Rain In the few days we will see outbreaks of Rain In the south, few days we will see outbreaks of Rain In the south, lookin few days we will see outbreaks of Rain In the south, Lookin Brihter Rain in the south, looking brighter and eventually warmer across the north Thank You. That was a bit of a cliffhanger Thank You. That was a bit of a cliffhanger. I Thank You. That was a bit of a cliffhanger. I know, Thank You. That was a bit of a cliffhanger. I know, warmer. L this morning we are looking at the issue of bed poverty. As many as 900,000 children across the uk could be sleeping on the floor or sharing a bed, according to the charity barnados. But in South Yorkshire, a scheme is offering children under five a free bed if their Parents Cant afford One. 0ur Reporter Rowan Bridge has been to meet the first family to benefit. If, like majesty here, youre 11 weeks old, where youre sleeping isnt really what youre concentrating on. But for her mum, its a much bigger concern. Now, though, shes become the first parent to benefit from the new scheme. For me, its a whole lot. Its a whole lot. Its. Having a perfect place for your baby to sleep gives you a comfort as a mum. Now it takes you off the worry of, oh, how am i going to get this cot for my child . Where am i going to get it from . How am i going to purchase it . You know, it takes all those thinking away from you and, you know, you could use that energy for something else. The scheme will provide a free bed for any child up to five in South Yorkshire who needs One. This is our national warehouse. This warehouse in sheffields the Front Line in tackling whats known as bed poverty. In 2023, One in ten babies born in sheffield received a Moses Basket Starter pack from baby basics sheffield. We hear stories from our referrers of two year olds sleeping in baths, six week olds sleeping in bouncy chairs, children sleeping on carpets on the floor without a mattress, or on a sofa. And i think we also know that for every bed were providing, there is a parent sleeping on a floor. As well as a bed, the pack contains everything a child needs to get to sleep. Families will be referred to the scheme by Front Line workers and groups such as churches. They say the lack of an appropriate Bed Impacts everyOne. Parents dont get a good nights sleep, kids dont get a good nights sleep. If theyre trying to get older children to School And Theyve not been to sleep, then it affects their schooling. Itjust has so many knock on effects. Its, um. It just crushes people. Here. The office of the south Yorkshire Mayor is funding the scheme for four years. What do we need . We need the cot, the mattress, and the bedding bundle. Mayor 0liver Coppard joined us as the first bed was handed over. Hello. Morning weve got a bed for you. 0h 0hh, im so happy. Even he accepts, though, theres more to do. Families take their babies home and face all sorts. Of struggles to feed their baby, clothe their baby, give the Babies Everything that they deserve and need. And thats why weve stepped into that first bit of their life. | we would love to do more, and over time we will do more. But the most urgent need was somewhere to sleep, j and thats why we stepped in with the beds for babies project. I see whats inside. Lets see whats inside. So that looks like a set of pyjamas. Majesty, it seems, wasnt all that excited about being the first to benefit from the scheme, but its hoped it will make a real difference to the lives of all those who follow her. Rowan bridge, bbc news, sheffield. That baby looks exactly how i feel. Every morning. That baby looks exactly how i feel. Every morning lets Take A Look at todays papers. 0n the front page of the Guardian 0n the front page of the guardian today, companies criticised today, companies criticised by the Grenfell Inquiry are facing by the Grenfell Inquiry are facing calls to be banned from taking calls to be banned from taking on public contracts, on public contracts, after it emerged that around after it emerged that around £250 million worth of deals have £250 million worth of deals have been made with companies involved been made with companies involved in The Tower Blocks Refurbishment in The Tower Blocks Refurbishment in the last five years. In the last five years. The Daily Mail reports the zero emission vehicle manDate, the Daily Mail reports that the Prime Minister is facing that the Prime Minister is facing a backlash from his party over plans a backlash from his party over plans to remove the Winter Fuel Payment to remove the Winter Fuel Payment from some pensiOners. From some pensiOners. However, the paper quotes Sir Keir however, the paper quotes Sir Keir saying he will be really saying he will be really tough on mps who dissent. Tough on mps who dissent. The daily telegraph says Car Makers the daily telegraph says Car Makers are delaying deliveries of petrol are delaying deliveries of Petrol And Hybrid cars in order to meet and hybrid cars in order to meet the zero emission vehicle manDate, which requires at least 22 of their sales to be electric from this year. The paper quotes One company saying that some customers who order their Vehicles Today will not receive them until february. According to the mirror, the Prime Minister has vowed to take action on dynamic pricing after thousands of oasis fans were hit with Surge Pricing when trying to secure tickets to their comeback tour. The paper quotes Sir Keir, saying, there are a number of things we can do and we should do. Not getting a dog. 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He bought himself a kitten for his birthday. It was his Birthday And Henry cechman said the Prime Minster would have a tough birthday because he would be 62 and have the political row is brewing henry zeffman. Apparently at his Cabinet Meeting not a single member of his cabinet remember it was his birth Date. Serious business to get on with. The roblem Serious Business to get on with. The problem with cats in Downing Street is The Doors are so thick, they are bombproof, you cannot put the Cat Flap in. That is why larry is always outside, he cant get in. That flap in. That is why larry is always outside, he cant get in. Outside, he cant get in. At some oint we outside, he cant get in. At some point we will outside, he cant get in. At some point we will get outside, he cant get in. At some point we will get a outside, he cant get in. At some point we will get a picture outside, he cant get in. At some point we will get a picture of i outside, he cant get in. At some point we will get a picture of the | point we will get a picture of the kitten, hopefully to Date. [30 point we will get a picture of the kitten, hopefully to Date. Do you think . For many of us, technology is a daily part of life from doing School Work on a laptop, to paying our bills on our smartphOne. But what about those who cant get online . Government figures show the North East has the worst Digital Divide where people dont have regular access to the internet at home. 0ur Reporterjim scott has been to sunderland to find out more. Hows it going, pal . Aye, spot on. 0bviously, wanting to donate these to the charity. 0h, brilliant. If thats any help. Of course it is. Another donation to add to a big pile of unwanted phOnes, tablets and laptops. Theyll be handed back out to those struggling across Sunderland And Washington in a few weeks time. We get people in on a daily basis, just popping in, just even to use the wifi, getting on to do the Universal Credit claims orjust a job search. The Digital Divide in Washington And Scotland in general is vast. Lee has signed up his venue in concord to be One of more than 20 Donation Drop off points created by the council. One in three of our residents doesnt have access to good digital technology, and they need it for all sorts of things to access services and guidance and help that they need. So its really important that the Council Support that and help provide them with the equipment they need. All personal information will be deleted from donated devices. Theyll then be cleaned before being handed out by the authority. Free Sim Cards are also being made available from certain charities. Will securely take that away, we data sanitise it, well securely take that away, we data sanitise it, everythings certified, and then it goes back through to the council to be allocated out to someOne that needs it. But it isntjust sunderland thats suffering from a technology black hole. Well, the Digital Divide right across the region is clear. Weve looked at the latest figures available, and they show the North East has the highest number of adults in the country thats just over 11 of people here who arent online or dont have regular access to the internet. The north west, which includes cumbria, follows in fourth place with 8. 9 . The divide really shows, though, when you look at london where just under 5 of the people there arent online the lowest in the country. There are many reasons to why there is a Digital Divide, but having little or no income is a big factor. Lee says hes seen a rise in people cancelling their One-and-broadband'>PhOne And Broadband contracts because they cant make ends meet. You dont see it as essential. Food, warmth comes first before anything. We see a lot of that. I know. Universal Credit Everything online, so its quite easy to be sanctiOned if you cannot access the internet. We find a lot of people are being sanctiOned because theyre not getting access to the internet. About 50 devices have so far been donated. Its early days, and the scheme will run until october, so bosses here say Theres Plenty of time for that collection to be even larger. In response to that report, the government says it has made tackling digital exclusion in every corner of the country a priority adding Thatjob Centres continue to provide help for claimants who have limited digital access. That fits into the debate we will have later about libraries and connectivity and what sorts of resources people can get their hands on. Coming up. He pretty well described him. You think we have he pretty well described him. You think we have a he pretty well described him. You think we have a leak . He he pretty well described him. You think we have a leak . He feels i he pretty well described him. You| think we have a leak . He feels the met is holding think we have a leak . He feels the met is holding back. Well be joined by actor jimmy Akingbola Star of the new series of The Tower. Thats at ten to nine. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, Good Morning from Bbc London, im nicky ford. More than £1 billion has been paid out to take dangerous cladding off Londons Tower blocks in the last six years. Figures from The End of august, seen by Bbc London, show that more than 700 blocks have applied forfunding from a number of government schemes. Gerrard house in lewisham has been Re Fitted in a way London Fire brigade would like to see every high rise dOne. But there are concerns that some other projects arent happening quickly enough. Im really pleased that the government is saying there is funding available. We will support that. But theres also people responsible for the buildings, people who built these buildings, who have the funds to do what they need to do and for whatever reason, are not doing everything that they should be doing at pace. Transport for london says its Computer Systems have been targeted in an ongoing Cyber Attack. It says there is no Evidence Customer data has been compromised and there is currently no impact on tfl services. Insiders have told Bbc London they have been told to work at home if possible and have been told it is Back Room Systems at the corporate headquarters that are mainly affected. The former Childrens Laureate Michael Rosen says the erosion of londons libraries makes him both sad and angry. A Bbc Investigation has found more than 400 Library-staffjobs'>Library Staffjobs have been lost In London since 2016 and 99 of the capitals remaining Council Run libraries have reduced their opening hours. Some libraries like this One in harrow are only kept open because the community stepped in. I just. Ijust feel so sad, mixture of sad and angry. Im sangry, thats what i am, sad and angry about this, that this wonderful facility that weve had and perhaps taken for granted has been eroded bit by bit, taking it away from us. Lets Take A Look at the tubes now. There are minor delays on the Central Line this morning. Now onto the weather with kate. Good morning. Its quite an unsettled week of weather. Its another mild, quite humid start to the day. We can expect scattered showers but still a few bright and sunny spells around as well. The showers are moving in from the west. Could get One or two heavier Ones, One or two breaks in The Cloud, maybe a few bright, some sunny spells developing. The wind is light, Temperature Today around 23 celsius. Just depends on how many sunny spells we get as to how warm it gets. 0vernight tonight, that front will start to clear. We will get a few clearer spells. Actually that humidity will start to drop. So a Cooler Night than Last Night, ten to 13 celsius the minimum. For tomorrow, its a similar situation. Variable amounts of cloud, we will see some scattered showers, some sunny spells. Through the afternoon and into the evening, those showers perhaps becoming a little more frequent. Temperatures less warm, 20 celsius, the maximum on wednesday. As we head through thursday and into friday, the humidity starts to increase again so the temperature getting warmer by the weekend. Thats it, Theres Plenty more on our website and Social Media pages. Back now though tojon and sally. Hello, this is breakfast with Sally Nugent and jon kay. Lots of us now work remotely, whether thats at home or in a Coffee Shop. We should try that, shall we . We could do this from our own sofas but bringing the office to A Public Space can cause tensions with other customers. Nina is in lincolnshire for us this morning. Good morning. Iwasjust Good Morning. I wasjust thinking how easily it can happen that you think, iwill how easily it can happen that you think, i willjust stop for a coffee, open my ipad, answer a couple of E Mails and before you know it you have been there for an hour and a half and the place is getting busier, you are taking a table of four, is that fair on your host or are they glad you came in to first place . It is an issue which is becoming more prevalent. Almost half of workers work away from the office in some capacity at the moment, and it is estimated that One quarter of workers use a space like this, Coffee Shop or restaurant, at least One day a week. The moment we will be talking to the owner here to see how he makes it pay for him and his customers but first we spoke to people in manchester to ask if they think it is fair to work as their office in a cafe or bar. I have a couple of times. I dont think ive dOne it to like Scrounge Off of the electricity or the wi fi. I know a lot of people that would do, but i think its a nice environment to work in. I think if you keep ordering food and drinks then i think its justified that you sit there. Yeah, i think most people realise if youre in there and its been like an hour and a half and youve not bought something, i think most people really kind of do that. A lot of the places around here, though, you kind of get to know the people who are serving and stuff, and you come in and theyre already like flat white, Sit Down and they know that youre not going to bother you for another 45 minutes because youre going to be working, and then youll Order Something after that. I i dont really think its fair,. Especially for other customers, because they want to be coming into the cafe and having their lunch. |and if youre taking up a table, | then they cant come in and sit. Thats the thing, when it starts getting busy. Mick runs this place, you have decided to set up a Working Space where people can come for the day, 12 quid, unlimited Tea And Coffee, quality broadband, what made you make that transition with this space . Indie you make that transition with this sace . ~. , you make that transition with this sace . ,. ,. ,. , space . We have the hotel next door to this Site And Space . We have the hotel next door to this site and we space . We have the hotel next door to this site and we were space . We have the hotel next door to this site and we were getting i to this site and we were getting increasingly busy with people coming increasingly busy with people coming in with their laptops and working for the day. A lot of people we know who use us all the time, at weekends, with the families, but it was they generally experience of the hotel, people coming in dining or coming in with their families for Afternoon Tea or elevenses, then you are sitting in a workspace. So we felt that we needed to separate this. People started to ask us because they were inconvenienced sitting there while people had their lunch, so they asked if we could open next door. We took the plunge six months ago, opened it as a work hub, a move to the people with laptops this side of the road and kept the Hotel Experience more for dining, drinking, celebrations, so they didnt interfere with each other. �. , they didnt interfere with each other. �. ,. , ~ they didnt interfere with each other. �. , ~. , other. And it has worked really well, other. And it has worked really well. You other. And it has worked really well, you have other. And it has worked really well, you have about other. 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Indie 12 quid feels like a good Price Point for workers . 12 quid feels like a good Price Oint for workers . ~. , point for workers . We extended our 0 Enin Point for workers . We extended our opening hours. Point for workers . We extended our opening hours. We point for workers . We extended our opening hours, we used point for workers . We extended our opening hours, we used to point for workers . We extended our opening hours, we used to open i point for workers . We extended our opening hours, we used to open at. Opening hours, we used to open at 12pm and now it is 9am, so we have got extra wages to look after people. So it seems about right people. So it seems about right people seem prepared to pay for it. Anna works at the hotel across the road and has dOne for many years. Good morning, who are the people who were using the space is a workspace and are now coming over here . There are a lot of and are now coming over here . 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So often we talk about Hospitality Venues struggling because they have been to a real Roller Coaster over the last few years so this seems like One of these ideas that you might see more of, which looks like it is working out well for everyOne. It looks fabulous, i like people working at having a nice breakfast at the same time. At the same time. Nina needs to reserve a table at the same time. Nina needs to reserve a table for at the same time. Nina needs to reserve a table for longer, i at the same time. Nina needs to reserve a table for longer, see l at the same time. Nina needs to L Reserve a table for longer, see you later, Thank You. Im reserve a table for longer, see you later, Thank You. Later, Thank You. Im a bit ealous, actuall , later, Thank You. Im a bit ealous, actually. fl later, Thank You. Im a bit ealous, actually, nice location. I later, Thank You. Im a bit jealous, actually, nice location. John i later, Thank You. Im a bit jealous, actually, nice location. John has. Actually, nice location. John has the sport and it is getting very exciting in the big apple. Jack dra er exciting in the big apple. Jack draper giving exciting in the big apple. Jack draper giving us exciting in the big apple. Jack draper giving us plenty to cheer about. It will not be lost on anybody that the first Grand Slam since Andy Murray announced his retirement, his Heir Apparent making it through to a first ever grand Slam Quarterfinal so like the battle is being passed. I5 Slam Quarterfinal so like the battle is being passed. Is it Slam Quarterfinal so like the battle is being passed is being passed. Is it an Emma Raducanu is being passed. Is it an Emma Raducanu moment . Is being passed. Is it an Emma Raducanu moment . It is being passed. Is it an Emma Raducanu moment . It could i is being passed. Is it an emma i Raducanu Moment . It could be, he is being passed. Is it an Emma Raducanu moment . It could be, he is in with a shout. So just how far could Jack Draper go after reaching his first ever grand Slam Quarterfinal . The 22 year old has risen to the occasion in new york, beating tomas machac, to produce the biggest win of his career. Its the first time hes reached the last eight of any Grand Slam and now plays Alex De Minaur of australia tomorrow. Hes the first british player to make the quarterfinals of the mens singles at flushing meadows since Andy Murray eight years ago. And with a number of big names, notably novak Djokovic And Carlos alcaraz, out early, Can Draper Go All The Way like Andy Murray did in 2012 . After his win he was asked whether he would be getting in touch with andy having made it this far. 0bviously, ifeel like he would, you know, completely understand and respond to any messages i send him and would give me advice. But i think also at the same time, i think hes kind of enjoying his retirement now, and hes kind of dOne with it. But yeah, i know if i have any questions or if im feeling something, then hell be the first person i text and i know that hed be there for me if i need him. He is enjoying that run, a Big Game to come tomorrow. Next to the paralympics In Paris where great britain won two Swimming Golds in 15 magical minutes in the pool yesterday. World Champion Ellie Challis winning the Womens S3 50 metres backstroke final before Louise Fiddes also topped the podium. For news on that and the rest of the success for Paralympics Gb, heres joe lynskey. 29 Gold Medals, and each One means so much. For para athletes in their 20s and their 405, paris is the place where its all come together. These have been the games for britain, where they continue to defy. She cannot believe what shes dOne. Ellie challis had meningitis as a baby. Shes a quadruple amputee. But in the pool, what defines her is speed. Shed won silver in tokyo as a 17 year old. Now in the 50 metre backstroke, this was the upgrade. And it is gold In Paris for Ellie Challis a gold that inspired those just about to race. Ellies roommate In Paris is Louise Fiddes, who in S14 Breaststroke took on the joint favourites. The brazilian twins were in the lanes to her right, but she beat them to the wall. What a swim from louise, unbelievable it takes gbs golden tally to 13 in the pool. Their first this year in boccia came from a man whos had to wait. This was stephen mcguires fourth paralympics. His older brother peter, also a boccia player, was on commentary for channel 4. Peter maguire, your little brother, has won a Gold Medal at the Paralympic Games. Hes dOne it, i cant believe it, cant talk. Taking aim too were nathan Macqueen And Jodie grinham. Mixed Team Gold in Archery And Jodie had won it at seven months pregnant. There were golds in triathlon for Dave Ellis and megan richter. For so long, thats the Medal Jonnie Peacock has been used to. 100 metre champion In London and rio, but at this, his fourth games, he came fifth in the final. At 31, peacock still wants to make improvements. In 2012 he was the trailblazer. In paris, Inspiration Isnt hard to find. Joe lynskey, bbc news. Lots to look forward to on day six with a total of 50 medals are up for grabs. 0ur Reporter Sally Hurst is In Paris for us now. Good morning, sally. We had what was a Super Sunday and a memorable monday so what can we expect today . Six goals yesterday, it is turning out to be quite a bountiful games for great britain so far. There is a board downstairs when we come in through the reception at Paralympics Gb house where people hang their names and hang a replica medal. More names and hang a replica medal. More names each morning when we arrived, it is looking pretty crowded in there. It was a good day at the office for power para triathlon, five medals including a Silverfor Claire Cashmore and a Gold Bronze for lauren steadman. Lauren steadman coming into the gb has later so we will be talking to her here. So for the rest of the day . Para equestrian starts the campaign today, a successful sports generally for great britain. It is held at the chateau to have a site like the olympics. Natasha baker going for 0lympics. Natasha baker going for her it is held at the chateau de versailles. Natasha baker is going in that event, and her horse is called dawn chorus. Faye rogers was in contention for the 2021 paralympics but she was injured and she is now doing the butterfly race today. So lots more to look forward today. So lots more to look forward to including Wheelchair Basketball here on day six of the Paralympic Games here In Paris. Here on day six of the Paralympic Games here In Paris. Thank you, back with ou games here In Paris. Thank you, back with you later games here In Paris. Thank you, back with you later on. Games here In Paris. Thank you, back with you later on. It games here In Paris. Thank you, back with you later on. It is games here In Paris. Thank you, back with you later on. It is the games here In Paris. Thank you, back with you later on. It is the story i with you later on. It is the story of the games, familiar faces, established names as part of a team winning medals, and some new names emerging as well in what is proving to be a really successful time for Paralympics Gb. To be a really successful time for paralympics 63 to be a really successful time for Paralympics Gb. Those medals keep cominu , Paralympics Gb. Those medals keep coming. Thank Paralympics Gb. Those medals keep coming, Thank You, Paralympics Gb. Those medals keep coming, Thank You, john. There are more and more toys on the market that represent the children who play with them. Over the last few weeks, weve heard about a new Barbie Doll who is visually impaired and a Lego Figure with disabilities. Now a business in the midlands has created a range of Sikh Action Toys which they hope will inspire children to take pride in their religion. The bbc asian networks Raj Kaur Bilkhu has been taking a look. So the children had seen it on youtube and they were super excited. They were like, oh, mum, theres some figurines that look like sikhs. Obviously its something that hasnt been dOne before or theyve ever seen. So yeah, they just saw something that represented them, their culture, their religion. So yeah, they were super excited and they knew straightaway that they wanted One. The toys have encouraged belindas ten year old Daughter Tara to embrace her faith. Its been really beautiful to see tara practising herfaith, so shes been covering her head on and off for quite a while. My religion probably means to me like Equality And Love and to not give up and to be brave. Coventry based Khalsa Toy store was developed in 2021. They had no idea how much of a demand thered be for the Action Figures. I was with my business partner, we were at his house and he has two young boys aged between six and eight, and they were playing with some of their toys that they already had. And they said, dad, why dont we have any toys that look like us . And that was kind of like a Light Bulb Moment where we thought, actually, yeah, thats true. Like, why dont we have something that, you know, represents our image, our physical characteristics, because we have a very distinct and unique appearance. An idea that started off in the Living Room has gOne global, and these are still thought to be the only sikh Action Figures available anywhere in the world. Yeah, weve got quite a global reach now. Initially it was even quite promising when we had, like i said, just the One first, the piOneering figurine, the baaj singh navy. So weve had a lot of orders from canada, a lot of orders from america. And now we see an increase in demand in Australia And India as well. Sukhwinder singh teaches sikh history. He says representation in toys is crucial for Childrens Sense of identity. For them to have enough confidence, where is that confidence going to come from . When they see these figurines and these heroes from our history, not fictional, but real heroes, it gives them that confidence that that they need to be able to go out there and be proud of who they are. And there are big plans to take these toys forward. So the future for Khalsa Toy store, we want to tell the backstory of those characters, so were working very hard on developing their story through animations. So we want to make animations which will allow children to watch them and take away a piece of education from that as well. Raj kaur bilkhu, bbc news. Brilliant. They are loving it, and its auoin brilliant. They are loving it, and its going global, brilliant. They are loving it, and its going global, well brilliant. They are loving it, and its going global, well dOne i brilliant. They are loving it, and its going global, well dOne to l its going global, well dOne to them. Matt has the weather. And you have got the results are in for the summer. ,. , have got the results are in for the summer. ,. ,. , summer. Some of them are not surprising. Summer. Some of them are not surprising. How summer. Some of them are not surprising, how was summer. Some of them are not surprising, how was your i summer. Some of them are not i surprising, how was your summer . Summer. Some of them are not surprising, how was your summer . How did ou find surprising, how was your summer . How did you find it . Surprising, how was your summer . How did you find it . Oh, it was brilliant, did you find it . Oh, it was brilliant, matt we did you find it . Oh, it was brilliant, matt brilliant, matt we had a microclimate, brilliant, matt we had a microclimate, it brilliant, matt we had a microclimate, it was i brilliant, matt we had a i microclimate, it was brilliant brilliant, matt we had a microclimate, it was brilliant here it was rubbish. It microclimate, it was brilliant here it was rubbish. It was rubbish. It wasnt the best. The Met Office it was rubbish. It wasnt the best. The Met Office released it was rubbish. It wasnt the best. The Met Office released the i it was rubbish. It wasnt the best. The Met Office released the stats| the Met Office released the stats yesterday, unsurprisingly it was the coolest summer in nearly ten years especially after some hot summers of late. What may surprise you, taking the uk as a whole, Rainfall And Sunshine amounts were average across the uk but it is to where you are because there were huge regional the rainfall for instance, believe it or not, some parts of summer had a very dry spots, the Brown Colours had about half of their normal summer rainfall. The blue takes its own story, cumbria, West Of Scotland and Northern Ireland, thoroughly wet and august had double the normal rainfall. These areas have some good news, The End of this week and into the weekend, it will be sunny and good good deal warmer. Time being today, a little bit of Sunshine Today, a little bit of Sunshine Today, betterthan today, a little bit of Sunshine Today, better than yesterday. A few showers and downpours around particularly across some parts of england. Shop shower through the midlands and Parts Of Lincolnshire, they will drift north and east. A brighter start for parts of scotland and North West England, sunshine and continuing for a while here, showers will spring into Western Scotland, Northern Ireland, brightening up in the west. A few showers in the South West. 0verall Drier and brighter today, the wind is light but starting to come from a more westerly direction so less humidity for many of us. Still is quite humid across eastern areas here and with a bit of sunshine here we could get to 26 degrees. A few showers dotted across england and wales and then later into Northern Ireland and South West scotland. Where you get the clear skies for longest, southern and Eastern Scotland and into the North East of england, temperatures could dip as low as 4 degrees. Here we will start tomorrow with some sunshine, good sunny spells for many but it could be a sunshine and showers day, particularly across East Anglia and the South East, developing across scotland and spreading. Beyond that, there are a few issues for the forecasters but it looks like we will see an area of low pressure develop across france which will throw some outbreaks of rain across southern areas but it will strengthen an easterly wind which through The End of the week and into the weekend will bring increasingly humid air. A lot of Cloud On Thursday, is a humid air starts to push in, outbreaks of Rain Chiefly across england and wales, heavy and persistent rain across the english channel. Some rain further north, but Western Scotland and Northern Ireland faring well on thursday with lots of sunshine around. Temperatures are slowly starting to pick up, you will notice it more in Western Scotland and Northern Ireland but towards The End of the week, and the weekend as it stands at the moment, Rain In the south but at the moment, Rain In the south but a lot more sunshine as temperatures into the low or mid 20s in some areas. ,. , , into the low or mid 20s in some areas. , ,. , areas. Some of those numbers are really surprising. Areas. Some of those numbers are really surprising. So areas. Some of those numbers are really surprising. So the areas. Some of those numbers are really surprising. So the Summer L areas. Some of those numbers are i really surprising. So the summer was cooler . ,. ,. , cooler . Cooler than normal, but we have had so cooler . Cooler than normal, but we have had so many cooler . Cooler than normal, but we have had so many hot cooler . Cooler than normal, but we have had so many hot summers, i cooler . Cooler than normal, but we have had so many hot summers, it| have had so many hot summers, it probably felt even colder compare to what we have had. If you are trying to escape the rain, there is sometimes nowhere better to go than the Library. From providing a warm space for communities to meet, to hosting activities, and of Course Offering free access to books, libraries have long been a key part of many of our lives. But Bbc Analysis has found that since 2016, One in 20 libraries in the uk have been lost, either completely closing or moving them to volunteer run groups. 0ur Reporterjayne mccubbin is at bedale Library'>Community Library for us now. Its very much open there, morning, jayne. Its very much open there, morning, Ja Ne. ,. ,. ,. , its very much open there, morning, Ja Ne. , � jayne. Good morning everybody. And aood jayne. Good morning everybody. And Good Morning jayne. Good morning everybody. And Good Morning. Bedales jayne. Good morning everybody. And Good Morning. Bedales18 Good Morning. Bedales 18 volunteers who are keeping these Doors Open, bravo. We will chat to you in a little bit. These places are only open today because, Good Morning, everybody. Goad are only open today because, Good Morning, everybody. Good morning. Because these morning, everybody. Good morning. Because these people morning, everybody. Good morning. Because these people said, morning, everybody. Good morning. Because these people said, we i morning, everybody. Good morning. Because these people said, we are l because these people said, we are not going to take this lying down, we need to keep our Library open, its about so much more than books, its about so much more than books, thats just the beginning. Its about so much more than books, thatsjust the beginning. They wanted to keep it open but the fight to keep libraries open is happening up to keep libraries open is happening up and down the country. The local Government Association say that 27 has been lost to local authorities in funding since 2010, and they are between a rock and a hard place providing the services they need to. But people like this are fighting back. You have dOne it, others are still trying to do it, have a look at this. Save our libraries the fight back is well under way. Whose Library . Library-Library'>0ur Library Library closures, shorter hours, staff cuts. Hands off our libraries and the poorest parts of the country have been around four times more likely to have lost their Library than the richest parts of the country. People love libraries, but enough people to justify their existence when Council Budgets are tight . My favourite book . Oh, there are too many. Violet absolutely loves her Library. I like the Diary Of A Wimpy Kid books. I like the bacon books. But books arejust the beginning when it comes to libraries like this. And Bunny Vs Monkey Books and Dog Man books and stuff. Here in romford, theres it support, a school uniform bank, a crochet club, a knit and natter club. Knitting like crazy they even arrange the towns recycling bags. I watch the people come in and collect their orange bags. Where are they going to go for their orange bags if this shuts . But the future of this place hangs in the balance. I feel that theyve made a big mistake to shut them down, because its not just adults that want to read, its children who want to read. Perhaps their mums and Dads Cant afford books. And to me, its letting everybody down. I enjoy myself mainly because of these ladies. And we all talk and we can talk about anything really, which is nice. And me and my position in this, a lot of it is company for me. The council says no decision has been made yet. It is still consulting over a possible closure and they say they are listening. Quite clearly from the meetings that i was at, people are very passionate about their libraries and they will find it very, very difficult in many cases to go to different libraries. You know, its all well and good, the government saying you have to provide these services by law, but if they dont provide us with the resources to do so, its a big challenge. A Government Spokesman say they understand the pressures facing councils and are committed to giving stability back to local councils so services can best meet the needs of their communities. Dont steal our libraries. For laura swaffield, this has been a long campaign. Its hOnestly a national disaster. When you think that in 2010 we had over 4,000 libraries where you can walk in and literally get almost anything free, all those 4000 plus for £1 billion. Thats all. That is loose change for a government. But local authorities dont seem to have any loose change, and more difficult decisions are on the way. Lots of very difficult decisions on the way. Let me introduce you to mike, you were described to me yesterday in a One-call'>PhOne Call is a very quiet yorkshireman. He was very fiery and passionate about libraries, this is true, absolutely . I would do anything to keep this Library open, anything at all. Take me back on Library open, anything at all. Take me back on the Library open, anything at all. Take me back on the 2015, Library open, anything at all. Take me back on the 2015, council meeting, and helpful was it was this announcement that things had to change . Announcement that things had to chance . , � , , change . Very full, im surprised so many people change . Very full, im surprised so many people turned change . Very full, im surprised so many people turned up. Change . Very full, im surprised so many people turned up. People i change . Very full, im surprised so i many people turned up. People cared . Yeah, of many people turned up. People cared . Yeah. Of course. Many people turned up. People cared . Yeah, of course, they many people turned up. People cared . Yeah, of course, they want many people turned up. People cared . Yeah, of course, they want to many people turned up. People cared . Yeah, of course, they want to keep i yeah, of course, they want to keep their Library. 50 yeah, of course, they want to keep their Library their Library. So the council said to ou, their Library. So the council said to you. We their Library. So the council said to you, we have their Library. So the council said to you, we have to their Library. So the council said to you, we have to make i their Library. So the council said l to you, we have to make closures unless you the community can step up, yes, so we did. In unless you the community can step up, yes, so we did. Up, yes, so we did. In 2016, we started. Up, yes, so we did. In 2016, we started we up, yes, so we did. In 2016, we started. We formed up, yes, so we did. In 2016, we started. We formed a up, yes, so we did. In 2016, we i started. We formed a committee, we worried about finance, so we went to the local area and got some mOney. Banging the drum. But the local area and got some mOney. Banging the drum. The local area and got some mOney. Banging the drum. But we also needed volunteers. Banging the drum. But we also needed volunteers so banging the drum. But we also needed volunteers. So you banging the drum. But we also needed volunteers. So you had banging the drum. But we also needed volunteers. So you had a banging the drum. But we also needed volunteers. So you had a public volunteers. So you had a public meetin volunteers. So you had a public meeting in volunteers. So you had a public meeting in 2016, volunteers. So you had a public meeting in 2016, how volunteers. So you had a public meeting in 2016, how many i volunteers. So you had a Publicj Meeting in 2016, how many did volunteers. So you had a public meeting in 2016, how many did you expect and how many came . Late expect and how many came . We exected expect and how many came . Expected about 20 and 150 turned up. They kept on pushing us back towards The Door. In they kept on pushing us back towards The Door. ,. ,. , The Door. In The End you are in the Car Ark The Door. In The End you are in the Car Park amazing, The Door. In The End you are in the Car Park amazing, you The Door. In The End you are in the Car Park amazing, you manage i The Door. In The End you are in the Car Park amazing, you manage toj The Door. In The End you are in the i Car Park amazing, you manage to do it. I want to introduce somebody else now. You crack on with your work. Lets go past adult fiction and through to the childrens section. Lets introducejohn, Good Morning. The Community Care is very passionate here, they saved every Library'>Community Library, how many, 30 . Something like that. Who; Library'>Community Library, how many, 30 . Something like that. Something like that. Why was it so important . Something like that. Why was it so important . In something like that. Why was it so important . In bedale, something like that. Why was it so important . 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In bedale, to put it in l context, its a thriving Market Town serving context, its a thriving Market Town serving seven or eight villages, we had great serving seven or eight villages, we had great schools and shops and tourist had great schools and shops and Tourist Information Centre but people Tourist Information Centre but people realise if you lose One facility, people realise if you lose One facility, you can have a detrimental effect facility, you can have a detrimental effect on facility, you can have a detrimental effect on the other nobody wanted to that. Effect on the other nobody wanted to that so effect on the other nobody wanted to that. So the group got together in 2015. That. So the group got together in 2015, two that. So the group got together in 2015, two years hard work and negotiating, and in 2017 the committee was formed but the work did not committee was formed but the work did not stop there, there had to be momentum going. And the volunteers did that momentum going. And the volunteers did that in momentum going. And the volunteers did that in spades. Your momentum going. And the volunteers did that in spades. Did that in spades. Your wife was amon did that in spades. Your wife was among them. Did that in spades. Your wife was among them, we did that in spades. Your wife was among them, we will did that in spades. Your wife was among them, we will chat i did that in spades. Your wife was among them, we will chat to i did that in spades. Your wife was among them, we will chat to her| among them, we will chat to her later. This is a little bit of a collaboration with the council because laura is One of the, they call you a proper librarian, because you do a few hours a week. And although we say this is a success story, its very sad story of public cuts and redundancies of your yes, unfortunately. Cuts and redundancies of your yes, unfortunately cuts and redundancies of your yes, unfortunately. 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You are full of praise for them. We will chat to volunteers and a little while including Michael Rosen, former Childrens Laureate. The sad thing about this story is, in areas of High Deprivation, bedale is not One of those areas, in areas of High Deprivation they are likely more to lose their Library than in areas like these which are more affluent. We will get into that later. To celebrate all of the volunteers who are all here to keep the Doors Open because people care about their libraries. The the Doors Open because people care about their libraries. About their libraries. The owner is watchinu , about their libraries. The owner is watching, massively about their libraries. The owner is watching, massively impressed, l about their libraries. The owner is i watching, massively impressed, she says she is a former librarian says it is heartening to see people like those in bedale keeping Library is open. We those in bedale keeping Library is oen. ~. ,. ,. ~ open. 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When my son was little, he got squashed in the carl little, he got squashed in the car seat, and he said, myjumper has gOne all bodgy. I seat, and he said, my umper has gOne all bodyh seat, and he said, my umper has gOne on tough gOne all bodgy. I get that, too tieht. GOne all bodgy. I get that, too light this gOne all bodgy. I get that, too tight. This is gOne all bodgy. I get that, too tight. This is feeling gOne all bodgy. I get that, too tight. This is feeling a gOne all bodgy. I get that, too tight. This is feeling a bit gOne all bodgy. I get that, too l tight. This is feeling a bit bodgy now time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, Good Morning from Bbc London, im nicky ford. More than A Billion pounds has been paid out to take dangerous cladding off Londons Tower blocks in the last six years. Figures from The End of august, seen by Bbc London, show that more than 700 blocks have applied forfunding from a number of government schemes. Gerrard house in lewisham has been Re Fitted in a way London Fire brigade would like to see every high rise dOne. But there are concerns that some other projects arent happening quickly enough. Im really pleased that the government is saying there is funding available. We will support that. But theres also people responsible for the buildings, people who built these buildings, who have the funds to do what they need to do and for whatever reason, are not doing everything that they should be doing at pace. Transport for london says it is currently dealing with an ongoing Cyber Attack in which its Computer Systems have been targeted. It says there is no Evidence Customer data has been compromised and there is currently no impact on tfl services. Insiders have told Bbc London they have been told to work at home if possible, and have been told it is Back Room Systems at the corporate headquarters that are mainly affected. The former Childrens Laureate Michael Rosen says the erosion of londons libraries makes him both sad and angry. A Bbc Investigation has found more than 400 Library-staffjobs'>Library Staffjobs have been lost In London since 2016, and 99 of the capitals remaining Council Run libraries have reduced their opening hours. Some libraries like this One in harrow are only kept open because the community stepped in. I just. Ijust feel so sad, mixture of sad and angry. Im sangry, thats what i am, sad and angry about this, that this wonderful facility that weve had and perhaps taken for granted has been eroded bit by bit, taking it away from us. Lets Take A Look at the travel now. We cant bring you the Tube Board at the moment, but there are minor delays on the hammersmith City Line this morning. Now onto the weather with kate. Good morning. Its quite an unsettled week of weather. Its another mild, quite humid start to the day. We can expect scattered showers but still a few bright and sunny spells around as well. The showers are moving in from the west. Could get One or two heavier Ones, One or two breaks in The Cloud, maybe a few bright, some sunny spells developing. The wind is light, Temperature Today around 23 celsius. Just depends on how many sunny spells we get as to how warm it gets. Overnight tonight, that front will start to clear. We will get a few clearer spells. Actually that humidity will start to drop. So a Cooler Night than Last Night, ten to 13 celsius the minimum. For tomorrow, its a similar situation. Variable amounts of cloud, we will see some scattered showers, some sunny spells. Through the afternoon and into the evening, those showers perhaps becoming a little more frequent. Temperatures less warm, 20 celsius, the maximum on wednesday. As we head through thursday and into friday, the humidity starts to increase again so the temperature getting warmer by the weekend. Thats it Theres Plenty more on our website and Social Media pages. Ill be back in half an hour. Back tojon and sally. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Sally Nugent and jon kay. Our headlines today. A promise to crack down on Street Crime thefts of bags and Ones'>Mobile PhOnes more than double in a year. The government faces criticism over its decision to suspend some Arms Sales to israel. A review finds 0fsted was Defensive And Complacent in its response to the suicide of headteacher Ruth Perry The Organisations Chief Inspectorjoins us 7 15. How far can he go . Jack draper reaches a first grand Slam Quarterfinal the first british man to reach the last eight at the Us Open since Andy Murray eight years ago. And a brighter Day Today compared to yesterday, already some breaks in The Cloud in west sussex, but dont forget your umbrella because there will be showers around today. I will have all the details. Good morning. Its tuesday the 3rd of september. PhOne companies are to meet with Government Ministers to discuss measures to tackle crime, after the number of Snatch Thefts more than doubled in england and wales over the last year. The government says the rise is down to an increase in demand for second hand smartphOnes both in the uk and overseas. Our correspondent Frances Read has the details. Audacious. Easy. A quick snatch, and its gOne. Pins and facial recognition help, but theyre not a solution. And its often young people who are being targeted in places like parks and outside transport hubs. Theres been work to try to crack down on thefts, but Ones'>Mobile PhOnes are now the most stolen items in england and wales, according to the latest figures. Shouting. There are at least 200 Snatch Thefts every day. Last year, 78,000 people had their phOnes or bags snatched. Yet less than 1 resulted in a charge, and more than 80 of Police Investigations were closed before a suspect was found. For a while now, there have been calls for more to be dOne. The governments asking Tech Companies and manufacturers to work with it to find solutions, and end the illegal market for stolen phOnes. Police chiefs will also be asked to gather intelligence on where the phOnes end up, in an attempt to end organised crime. Primarily, whats in it for them is data, of course these days weve got all ourfinancial and banking apps on our phOnes and all manner of, you know, passwords saved, perhaps, for every service we engage with. And thats primarily what theyre after. That attracts a high price on the dark web as people who will pay many times the value of the handsetjust for the data thats on them. The advice for now avoid using your phOne on the street if you can, look around you if you cant avoid it, and that youre less likely to be targeted if you look confident and know where youre going. Easier said than dOne, but it mightjust stop you from being the next victim. Frances read, bbc news. We will talk about that a bit later and also a new scheme that police are operating to try to crack down on shoplifting, as well. But what else do we need to know this morning . The Uk Government is facing international backlash after it suspended some Arms Sales to israel. Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the decision was made due to a clear risk the equipment might be used to commit serious violations of International Law. Our chief political Correspondent Henry zeffmanjoins me now. Good morning. What has been the reaction . , j , Good Morning. What has been the reaction . G, j ,. , reaction . David lammys initial audience was reaction . David lammys initial audience was a reaction . David lammys initial audience was a House Reaction . David lammys initial audience was a House Of reaction . David lammys initial audience was a House Of Commons and it went down 0k there, but i think in the hours subsequently it increasingly feels like David Lammy and governments delicate attempt to keep as many people as possible as happy as possible seems to have really satisfied very few people indeed. You look at the Labour Party, for example, and there are some mps within the Labour Party or at least who were elected as Labour Mps who think this does not go far enough, the question why only 30 of 350 Arms Export licences have been suspended. It is also the view of the Labour Muslim Network. There are others in the Labour Party, for Example Labour friends of israel group, who say they are worried about signal this sends to iran and there is a separate vein of criticism for example from emily thornberry, formerly part of the shadow cabinet, and she supports the decision but says the timing was unfortunate because it coincided with a day when israel was burying hostages who had been murdered by hamas. Then there is the Chief Rabbi who says the decision feeds what he saysis who says the decision feeds what he says is a falsehood that israel is in breach of International Law. Criticism also coming from other parties, from the conservatives, andrew mitchell, the shadow foreign secretary at the moment, says this is something designed to satisfy labours backbenchers while at the same time not defending israel, an ally in the middle east, ive fear it will fail on both counts. We also heard from robertjenrick, One of the front runners to become the leader of the conservative party, who said this was shameful gesture politics to appease the hard left. Henry, thanks very much indeed. We heard henry mentiOned those six hostages who had been killed by hamas. The increasing pressure that the israeli Prime Minister is under at the moment. Lets Head Tojerusalem now and speak to our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. What is the latest about the situation for Mr Netanyahu . Well, aood situation for Mr Netanyahu . Well, good Morning Situation for Mr Netanyahu . Well, Good Morning. The situation for Mr Netanyahu . Well, Good Morning. The Pressure Situation for Mr Netanyahu . Ii Good Morning. The pressure on israels Prime Minister remains. Domestically and from overseas. Domestically, protests against him continue. Last night demonstrators filed past his home here in jerusalem, carrying empty coffins, symbols of those six dead hostages killed by hamas last week. They argue that they could have been savedif argue that they could have been saved if Mr Netanyahu had agreed a deal with hamas to secure a ceasefire and their release. At the same time, in washington, President Biden is saying he does not think that Mr Netanyahu is doing enough to secure a deal. He says a deal is very close but the government simply is not doing enough. In the face of all that pressure, Mr Netanyahu is doubling down. He gave a Press Conference Last Night in which he made it very clear that no ceasefire could be agreed if it meant israeli forces had to leave a One'>Buffer ZOne in Southern Gaza with egypt. He made it very clear that that was his priority ahead of the release of any hostages. So for now the pressure on the israeli government remains but divisions in this country are very, very deep, and what we dont know yet, though, is whether those protests will become a catalyst that will actually finally force political change. Will actually finally force oliticalchane. ,. , political change. James, thanks very much. The pope has arrived in indOnesia at the start of a i2 Day Tour of asia. He will also travel to papua new guinea, East Timor and singapore as part of his visit, expected to focus on inter religious harmony. The 87 year old has reduced his travel in recent years due to Health Problems, but this trip will be the longest of his papacy so far. The northern Ireland Education minister is expected to issue guidance to Headteachers Today that pupils should not use their Ones'>Mobile PhOnes during the school day. A similar policy is already in place in england, and schools in scotland can choose to ban phOnes. Five more seabirds have been added to the uks red list of birds in a new assessment by conservation groups. Campaigners have warned that seabirds such as the great black backed gull and the arctic tern are facing a growing list of threats. The rspb is calling for urgent Government Action to address what they describe as a dire situation. Substantial Spending Cuts are expected to be announced in scotland later today. The scottish Finance Secretary, Shona Robison, says the uk is entering a whole new era of austerity under labour. 0ur Scotland Correspondent Katie hunter is at holyrood. Morning. What can we expect to hear . Morning. What can we expect to hear . Morning. We dont know the exact details of what is coming here at holyrood this afternoon but as you mentiOned, we are expecting substantial cuts to public services in the current financial year. People might remember that last month, scotlands Finance Secretary Shona Robison wanted tough decisions, difficult choices would need to be taken to fund public Sector Pay increases. So there has already been a freeze for example on all but essential recruitment. We also know that not all pensiOners will continue to receive their Winter Fuel Payment, the same as the situation elsewhere in the uk. There has also been concerns about cuts to an Arts Fund here in scotland. This is edinburgh, famous for its festival, so some performers have been using their platform here to protest against that. Last week, the independent scottish fiscal commission said that while Uk Government policies contributed to pressure on the Scottish Government budget, that much of that pressure comes from the Scottish Governments own spending decisions, and ahead of this afternoons statement, Shona Robison has said that the uk is entering a whole new era of austerity. The Uk Government has said it has been clear that tough decisions need to be taken to restore financial credibility and address the hole in the public finances. It says it was left by the last Uk Government. A bit of a Blame Game going on. What is most important to most people is how the statement this afternoon will affect their day to day lives. Statement this afternoon will affect their daytoday lives. Downing streets most famous feline has got a new friend. Well, we hope it will be a friend. Will be a frenemy. The Prime Minister revealed Last Night that his family have adopted a kitten. Larry, number 10s resident mouser, has become something of a Celebrity Figure over the last decade, often appearing in the street amid important political moments. Look at larry relaxing i love that but during an interview yesterday, sir Keir Starmer said he had negotiated with his children to get a siberian kitten, despite their original request for a dog. The twitter threads are about to start no news yet on how larry feels about the new addition, but we will keep you up to Date on that very important diplomatic meeting. We need pictures anna maka how do you introduce two cats . According to the times there will be three caps because the starmers already have a cat called jojo. There will be fur flying in Downing Street, as ever matt has the weather. How are you . Very well. A lot better out there. Grim how are you . Very well. A lot better out there. Grim and how are you . Very well. A lot better out there. Grim and grey how are you . Very well. A lot better out there. Grim and grey yesterday, | out there. Grim and grey yesterday, some sunshine for you. South east of Northern Ireland in the most recent half hour. More in the way of sunshine across the Uk Today compared with yesterday but still completely stillthe shells to come. Not completely dry yet. Most prevalent across england, as i will show you but here we have the warmest conditions. Still quite humid in East Anglia and the South East. Norwich and brighton 18 degrees, compared to [i or 5 degrees in parts of Western Scotland and Northern Ireland right now. The coolest conditions, also the sunniest weather. Where those downpours are, to get the day under way, especially across parts of the west midlands and East Anglia, just clearing from lincolnshire but more developing and they will be more to come through the day in the sort of areas, which i was working northward and eastward. But sunny start in parts of scotland and Northern Ireland, North West England increasingly sell, sunshine, flicking further eastwards as we go through the day. Showers start to put in. Northern ireland and Western Scotland certainly for the afternoon. A few downpours to come, East Anglia, the South East, should brighten more into the afternoon. Temperatures on the One side still, 24, 20 5 degrees. Sunny but pressure to the west midlands, much of Northern England at Eastern Scotland for the afternoon, but those showers in Western Scotland, but easing a bit from Northern Ireland. More pressure conditions pushing into night, not as One as it has been. A few showers dotted around but the clear skies across parts of south East Scotland and the north of england, we could see temperatures Tomorrow Morning around england, we could see temperatures Tomorrow Morning around 4 england, we could see temperatures Tomorrow Morning around 4 or england, we could see temperatures Tomorrow Morning around 4 or 5 degrees. Tomorrow morning around 4 or 5 decrees. , ~ m an independent review has found that 0fsted was Defensive And Complacent in its response to the death of Head Teacher Ruth perry. She died by suicide after learning that the watchdog was downgrading her school. 0fsteds Chief Inspector has accepted most of the review� s recommendations, as our Education Editor branwenjeffreys reports. Ruth perry had a happy family life, a job she loved. Last year, the primary Head Teacher took her own life. An 0fsted inspection an inadequate grade shattered her Mental Health. But 0fsted was Defensive And Complacent, says this report. The Education Secretary says it shows the need for change. Its deeply concerning, and it underlines the view that ive held for some time about the need for wider reform of 0fsted. The measures that ive set out in terms of moving away from those One word judgements are only The First Step in terms of the change that we need to see. And im determined to work with the new Chief Inspector to drive forward that change, and to have a culture that encourages openness and transparency. Ruths sister, julia, has campaigned for that change. In the months after the death, 0fsted made no attempt to contact the family. Its a complacent, defensive organisation that has been incapable of self reflection, that will not listen to criticism, and has been doing untold harm as a result and getting away with it. Do you think that the inspection came to the right conclusion . I do. I think the findings were secure and i think the Inspection Team worked with the Professionalism And Sensitivity that i would expect from our inspectors. 0fsteds Boss at the time was Amanda Spielman. She defended their approach. The bbc has asked her for an interview about this report, or any response to its many criticisms of 0fsted leadership at the time. She has refused both requests. 0fsted now has a new boss he says he wants change, and headteachers say hes taken The First Steps. Since the new leadership has taken over the reins at 0fsted, weve seen a real Sea Change in their openness and their willingness to take on change, and were looking forward to working with Sir Martyn to make sure that we can co construct the future. This week, julia welcomed the scrapping of One or two word judgements The First Step to a different system. Branwen jeffreys, bbc news. Werejoined now by Sir Martyn oliver, Chief Inspector at 0fsted. We will speak to Ruth Perrys sister later. Good morning to you. Thank you for coming in. First of all, your reaction to this report. I you for coming in. First of all, your reaction to this report. I am really pleased. Your reaction to this report. I am really pleased, proud your reaction to this report. I am really pleased, proud to your reaction to this report. I am really pleased, proud to have commissiOned it, and although they were hard commissiOned it, and although they were hard things for us to hear, i did that were hard things for us to hear, i did that on were hard things for us to hear, i did that on purpose so we can accept the criticism did that on purpose so we can accept the criticism and build a better picture the criticism and build a better picture the criticism and build a better picture like a better picture. I want picture like a better picture. I want to picture like a better picture. I want to focus on the positives now and build want to focus on the positives now and build a want to focus on the positives now and build a system. It raises standards for parents but reduces the pressure for hard working teachers the pressure for hard working teachers and staff out there. Ruth per s teachers and staff out there. Ruth Perrys Sister teachers and staff out there. Ruth Perrys Sister says teachers and staff out there. Ruth Perrys Sister says this teachers and staff out there. Limit . Perrys sister says this review shows there was evidence of a completely dysfunctional organisation. Would you agree that is what 0fsted was . Organisation. Would you agree that is what ofsted was . Organisation. Would you agree that is what 0fsted was . Is what 0fsted was . There are fantastic people. Is what ofsted was . There are fantastic people. I is what 0fsted was . There are fantastic people. I have is what 0fsted was . There are fantastic people. I have been. Fantastic people. 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When i commission that description, i recognised and fully accepted that report recognised and fully accepted that report and i accepted the current Request Report and i accepted the current request into the tragic death of ruth request into the tragic death of Ruth Perry and indeed all the meetings i had with professor waters. Meetings i had with professor waters, talking about how we can build waters, talking about how we can build a waters, talking about how we can build a better future and i focused on delivering an exciting new picture on delivering an exciting new icture. � on delivering an exciting new icture. ,. , � , on delivering an exciting new icture. ,. Picture. You dont accept that it was dysfunctional . Picture. You dont accept that it was dysfunctional . I picture. You dont accept that it was dysfunctional . I cannot picture. You dont accept that it was dysfunctional . I cannot comment on before my was dysfunctional . I cannot comment on before my time. 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As a Head Teacher who had nearly 100 teacher who had nearly 100 inspections i went into thisjob thinking inspections i went into thisjob thinking there can be a difference that can thinking there can be a difference that can be made and i am now really focused that can be made and i am now really focused on that can be made and i am now really focused on making that difference. Yesterday focused on making that difference. Yesterday for example im delighted the secretary of state removed the word ho the secretary of state removed the word no single word great and the Changes Word no single word great and the changes i word no single word great and the changes i have announced today and the work changes i have announced today and the work we will do with Trade Union general the work we will do with Trade Union general secretaries, we can build a much general secretaries, we can build a much better future. So general secretaries, we can build a much better future. General secretaries, we can build a much better future. So changing the way schools much better future. So changing the way schools are much better future. So changing the way schools are inspected much better future. So changing the way schools are inspected in way schools are inspected in england, getting rid of those One words, outstanding, inadequate, that kind of thing, a lot of our viewers are thinking so what will it change to . What will i notice at my Kids School Instead . Hate to . What will i notice at my Kids School Instead . School Instead . We still have subjudgements, school Instead . We still have subjudgements, so school Instead . We still have subjudgements, so we school Instead . We still have subjudgements, so we talk| school Instead . We still have subjudgements, so we talk about the sub judgements, so we talk about the Quality Sub judgements, so we talk about the quality of sub judgements, so we talk about the quality of education, behaviour and attitudes. Quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development and the quality of the Leadership And Management. Those four areas will still have management. Those four areas will still have the judgment because the old framework, the current framework will exist old framework, the current framework will exist it old framework, the current framework will exist. It isjust the overall effectiveness, that One word or two words effectiveness, that One word or two words at effectiveness, that One word or two words at The End that summarises it all. Words at The End that summarises it alt going words at The End that summarises it all. Going forward right now, the secretary all. Going forward right now, the secretary of state has announced new Report Secretary of state has announced new report cards, we will work hard with the secretary of state to produce that the the secretary of state to produce that the 45 September 2025 and that will give that the 45 September 2025 and that will give far more nuanced information, that information, it will still information, that information, it will still hold schools to account because will still hold schools to account because they get a lot of mOney from taxpayers because they get a lot of mOney from taxpayers and children only get One chance taxpayers and children only get One chance at taxpayers and children only get One chance at childhood and they need to do the chance at childhood and they need to do the best chance at childhood and they need to do the bestjob, but 0fsted can do that in do the bestjob, but 0fsted can do that in a do the bestjob, but 0fsted can do that in a way that reduces pressure. And really that in a way that reduces pressure. And really important thing we can focus and really important thing we can focus on and really important thing we can focus on the most vulnerable children focus on the most vulnerable children out there. I truly believe if you children out there. I truly believe if you get children out there. I truly believe if you get it right for the most vulnerable children you get it right for everyOne. Vulnerable children you get it right for everyOne vulnerable children you get it right for everyOne. How are you going to come in this for everyOne. How are you going to come in this process, for everyOne. How are you going to come in this process, work for everyOne. How are you going to come in this process, work and come in this process, work and gaining back the trust of many teachers who are disillusiOned by what they have seen from 0fsted . That was a big lesson. Open and transparent, non defensive, accepting transparent, non defensive, accepting the criticism. We took out accepting the criticism. We took out a significant survey. Not only did we do a significant survey. Not only did we do the a significant survey. Not only did we do the survey, the largest in the history we do the survey, the largest in the history of we do the survey, the largest in the history of 0fsted, and it is really unusual history of 0fsted, and it is really unusual for a Government Department to do that unusual for a Government Department to do that on itself. I got two independent bodies who spoke to over 4000 independent bodies who spoke to over 4000 parents, over 4000 staff. Fantastic 4000 parents, over 4000 staff. Fantastic that we had from over 4000 children. Fantastic that we had from over 4000 children. We fantastic that we had from over 4000 children, we have published every One of children, we have published every One of those reports and then of course One of those reports and then of course on One of those reports and then of course on top of that, we also had dame course on top of that, we also had Dame Christine gilberts independent review Dame Christine gilberts independent review into the issues that the Oner-review'>CorOner Review into the issues that the corOner found and released all of that today, nothing is hidden and we build a that today, nothing is hidden and we build a better future. That that today, nothing is hidden and we build a better future. Build a better future. That is a survey but build a better future. That is a survey but what build a better future. That is a survey but what will build a better future. That is a survey but what will you build a better future. That is a survey but what will you do . I build a better future. That is a. Survey but what will you do . That lists more than survey but what will you do . That lists more than a survey but what will you do . That lists more than a few survey but what will you do . That lists more than a few hundred actions~ lists more than a few hundred actions. One way of reducing pressure actions. One way of reducing pressure. We will announce right now that all pressure. We will announce right now that all of pressure. We will announce right now that all of our graded inspections will be that all of our graded inspections will be announced on a monday so head will be announced on a monday so Head Teachers will know on the monday Head Teachers will know on the monday if we will turn up on a Tuesday Monday if we will turn up on a tuesday and wednesday. I can remember my Head Teacher saying they would remember my Head Teacher saying they would have remember my Head Teacher saying they would have their suits in their car, they wouldnt know when the call would they wouldnt know when the call would come, they couldnt go out on a conference would come, they couldnt go out on a conference or a trip with children for a a conference or a trip with children for a visit a conference or a trip with children for a visit. You never know when the 0fsted for a visit. You never know when the 0fsted cali for a visit. You never know when the 0fsted call will come. But i can take 0fsted call will come. But i can take that 0fsted call will come. But i can take that away by saying we will tell you take that away by saying we will tell you. By Monday Afternoon you will know tell you. By Monday Afternoon you will know if that is the week we are going will know if that is the week we are going to will know if that is the week we are going to come. Another important part behind that is that by friday, because part behind that is that by friday, because on part behind that is that by friday, because on a monday we will notify the school, because on a monday we will notify the school, tuesday, wednesday, we inspect. The school, tuesday, wednesday, we inspect, thursday we write up the report inspect, thursday we write up the report and inspect, thursday we write up the report and on friday, another massive report and on friday, another massive announcement here is something called the 0fsted cameco academy. Something called the 0fsted cameco academy, where we do the training of consistency academy, where we do the training of consistency and that can happen on a Friday Consistency and that can happen on a friday because those inspectors can develop friday because those inspectors can develop and be quite professional and focused on the consistency which is another and focused on the consistency which is another big criticism that we have is another big criticism that we have heard. Is another big criticism that we have heard is another big criticism that we have heard. ,. , have heard. You are saying they will not be the kind have heard. You are saying they will not be the kind of have heard. You are saying they will not be the kind of surprise have heard. You are saying they will not be the kind of surprise Arrivals L not be the kind of surprise arrivals of the inspectors that some schools have complained about but if you are only warning them on a monday that they will be inspected that week, and they might turn up on a tuesday morning, that is not much warning when you talk to parents and children. When you talk to parents and children, and i have spoken to great numbers children, and i have spoken to great numbers of children, and i have spoken to great numbers of children, notjust in the survey numbers of children, notjust in the survey but numbers of children, notjust in the survey but going out to visit Themm Survey but going out to visit themm i survey but going out to visit them. Iwent survey but going out to visit them. I went into youth offending institutions them. I went into youth offending institutions. Many of your viewers will think institutions. Many of your viewers will think that 0fsted just inspects schools will think that 0fsted just inspects schools. There are 22,000 of those in england schools. There are 22,000 of those in england but it is about 92,000 providers in england but it is about 92,000 providers we inspect, and regulate, so early providers we inspect, and regulate, so early years, childminders, youth offending so early years, childminders, youth offending institutions, education settings, offending institutions, education settings, secure childrens homes, local settings, secure childrens homes, local authorities and so on. When you speak local authorities and so on. When you speak to the vast majority of the parents and children themselves, do you the parents and children themselves, do you know what they say . They want no notice do you know what they say . They want no notice inspections, they want us to turn no notice inspections, they want us to turn up no notice inspections, they want us to turn up unannounced, they want us to turn up unannounced, they want us to see to turn up unannounced, they want us to see what to turn up unannounced, they want us to see what is to turn up unannounced, they want us to see what is life without the setting to see what is life without the setting even knowing that that is unreasonable. Setting even knowing that that is unreasonable. Undercover pupils . Laughter One of the things it was heartening, if you One of the things it was heartening, if you read One of the things it was heartening, if you read the childrens survey, they if you read the childrens survey, they say if you read the childrens survey, they say they want 0fsted to check out happy, healthy, safe and well being out happy, healthy, safe and well being and out happy, healthy, safe and well being and the pupils say they also want to being and the pupils say they also want to know how well the provider is doing want to know how well the provider is doing for want to know how well the provider is doing for children with special educational needs. That was greatly heartening to hear that. How educational needs. That was greatly heartening to hear that. Heartening to hear that. How will ou make heartening to hear that. How will you make sure heartening to hear that. How will you make sure that heartening to hear that. How will you make sure that these heartening to hear that. How will you make sure that these sort i heartening to hear that. How will you make sure that these sort of| you make sure that these sort of comprehensive inspection reports that come out now, notjust One word, notjust One headline, it makes sense to those of us who are not involved in education . The mums and dads understand it is notjust full ofjargon and technicalities, but it is written for us as parents and families, not the teachers necessarily themselves. The reports have always necessarily themselves. The reports have always been necessarily themselves. The reports have always been written necessarily themselves. The reports have always been written in necessarily themselves. The reports have always been written in plain i have always been written in plain english. Have always been written in plain english, sense of clarity in the way they have english, sense of clarity in the way they have been written. It has been criticised they have been written. It has been criticised that we have actually turned criticised that we have actually turned down dumbed down. Style reports. Turned down dumbed down. Style reports, building on the best, the other reports, building on the best, the other elements of this framework that ensure the best, and we have had this that ensure the best, and we have had this in that ensure the best, and we have had this in the report, some of the best parts had this in the report, some of the best parts of this have been the best parts of this have been the best we best parts of this have been the best we have ever been. We dont want best we have ever been. We dont want to best we have ever been. We dont want to change for the sake of change want to change for the sake of change. We want to be respectful for the workload of people out there, but we the workload of people out there, but we cant make a better framework, we can give more information to parents, and we can really information to parents, and we can really importantly reduce that pressure out there to the hard working people in schools and colleges hard working people in schools and colleges and early years Providers Everywhere. Sir colleges and early years Providers Everywhere colleges and early years Providers Eve here. ,. Everywhere. Sir Martyn Olivet from 0fsted, everywhere. Sir Martyn Olivet from 0fsted. Thank everywhere. Sir Martyn Olivet from 0fsted, Thank You. Burst tyres, damaged wheels, and broken suspension potholes can cause some expensive problems for our cars. But a new way of filling them in is being trialled in derbyshire. It uses a surprising new ingredient, given what caused them in the first place recycled tyres. They are going into the holes our reporter Dave Edwards has the details. Potholes the scourge of the modern motorist. But could this be part of the solution . The material being heated up is about to be used to fill some potholes. Its called roadmender asphalt, which is made using old tyres. Its a recycled material. Its got a rubberflex in it, so its quite flexible. It allows us to seat up defects without actually having to excavate, so theres no manual handling, it cuts out all the cutting and the vibration, and it also does a lasting repair. The team here can cover 60 to 70 square metres a day thats much more than before and it sets quickly, so its ready for traffic within minutes. Earlier this year, Derbyshire County Council wrote an open letter saying sorry for what it called a massive increase in the number of potholes. It put part of the blame on last winters bad weather, and promised that things would improve. Materials like this and new techniques like this will hopefully mean that we wont have to come back to the same pothole hotspots time and again. And the work has attracted attention from local residents, keen that their road would be next. The Road Surface is just disintegrating. When the Road Sweeper comes in, he only does One side of the road because if he swept in front of mine, hed take half the road away. We know that what theyve been putting in only lasts a short time, but this this looks really good and were really impressed. What weve seen today is part of a three month trial scheme, which the council could then extend. These repairs should last at least five years. Dave edwards, bbc news. They might need to last a bit longer. They might need to last a bit lOner. ,. They might need to last a bit lOner. ,. , longer. Recycling, a whole new recycling longer. Recycling, a whole new recycling we longer. Recycling, a whole new recycling. We are longer. Recycling, a whole new recycling. We are talking longer. Recycling, a whole new recycling. We are talking about| recycling. We are talking about libraries right across the country facing an uncertain future. Jayne is at One which had a happier ending to its story. Good morning. Good morning, everybody Good Morning. Good morning, everybody. Judith Good Morning. Good morning, everybody. Judith is Good Morning. Good morning, everybody. Judith is here Good Morning. Good morning, everybody. Judith is here in i Good Morning. Good morning, i everybody. Judith is here in bedale ready to welcome people but there are consultations taking place up and down the country right now with libraries having to justify their existence to local authorities who are cash strapped. They have to make very difficult decisions. But here they fought back, kept the Doors Open. Matilda is getting ready for a Junk Modelling Session this morning. Because books really are just the beginning and my wrist like this. There is outreach to people in the community who are socially isolated. Hello, everybody. The team here are ready to offer it support, helping to fill out benefit forms, helping to fill out benefit forms, helping to fill out forms for blue badges, you name it, they do it. Have a look at this. Blood pressure monitoring. They are doing this this week, as well. They really do everything in libraries. As i said, books. Lots and lots and lots and lots of books. Did you know that the number One thing you can do with your child that will have the greatest impact on their life going forward is to encourage them to read for pleasure . We will chat to Michael Rosen in a bit about why he thinks this delicate these closures are such a catastrophe and we will speak to all of the wonderful volunteers here who are keeping the Doors Open. Stay with us, back to you. With us, back to you. Great stuff, Thank You with us, back to you. Great stuff, Thank You very with us, back to you. Great stuff, Thank You very much. With us, back to you. Great stuff, Thank You very much. I with us, back to you. Great stuff, Thank You very much. I thought l with us, back to you. Great stuff, l Thank You very much. I thought you were going to get told off for making a noise than. She were going to get told off for making a noise than. Were going to get told off for making a noise than. She is allowed. You dont have making a noise than. She is allowed. You dont have to making a noise than. She is allowed. You dont have to be making a noise than. She is allowed. You dont have to be quite making a noise than. She is allowed. You dont have to be quite in you dont have to be quite in libraries, do you . There are communities. Michael rosen will also be talking about words. Made communities. Michael rosen will also be talking about words. Be talking about words. Made up words, be talking about words. Made up words. You be talking about words. Made up words, you have be talking about words. Made up words, you have lots be talking about words. Made up words, you have lots and be talking about words. Made up words, you have lots and your. Be talking about words. Made up i words, you have lots and your family and you watching at home seem to have lots, as well. There is One common theme and that is the tv remote control. Common theme and that is the tv remote control. What you call that thin . Remote control. What you call that thing . Hopefully remote control. What you call that thing . Hopefully it remote control. What you call that thing . Hopefully it isnt remote control. What you call that thing . Hopefully it isnt in remote control. What you call that thing . Hopefully it isnt in your i thing . Hopefully it isnt in your hand right now lorraine has written in to say that her family call it the who gee flippy. I like that One meanwhile david from oxford says the tv remote control is called the prong no idea why michael in lincoln said, when i lived at home with my parents, we used to call the remote the trolls for short not troll under a bridge. The trol. Diane from canvey said she calls the remotes hoofah doofas. And ross from bath said that his family calls the remote the squidger�. What are the words you have in your family . You go somewhere else and call it that and people dont know what you are talking about. We would love to hear from you. We will give some of those to Michael Rosen a bit later. In the meantime dont touch your control or whatever you call it. Time for the news where you are. Hello, Good Morning from Bbc London, im nicky ford. More than £1 billion has been paid out to take dangerous cladding off Londons Tower blocks in the last six years. Figures from The End of august, seen by Bbc London, show that more than 700 blocks have applied forfunding from a number of government schemes. Gerrard house in lewisham has been Re Fitted in a way London Fire brigade would like to see every high rise dOne. But there are concerns that some other projects arent happening quickly enough. Im really pleased that the government is saying there is funding available. We will support that. But theres also people responsible for the buildings, people who built these buildings, who have the funds to do what they need to do and for whatever reason, are not doing everything that they should be doing at pace. Transport for london says its dealing with an ongoing Cyber Attack in which its Computer Systems have been targeted. It says there is no Evidence Customer data has been compromised and there is currently no impact on tfl services. Insiders have told Bbc London they have been told to work at home if possible and have been told it is Back Room Systems at the corporate headquarters that are mainly affected. The former Childrens Laureate Michael Rosen says the erosion of londons libraries makes him both sad and angry. A Bbc Investigation has found more than 400 Library-staffjobs'>Library Staffjobs have been lost In London since 2016 and 99 of the capitals remaining Council Run libraries have reduced their opening hours. Some libraries like this One in harrow are only kept open because the community stepped in. I just. Ijust feel so sad, mixture of sad and angry. Im sangry, thats what i am, sad and angry about this, that this wonderful facility that weve had and perhaps taken for granted has been eroded bit by bit, taking it away from us. Onto the travel. We cant bring you the Tube Board at the moment but there are minor delays on the hammersmith and City Line this morning. Now onto the weather with kate. Good morning. Its quite an unsettled week of weather. Its another mild, quite humid start to the day. We can expect scattered showers but still a few bright and sunny spells around as well. The showers are moving in from the west. Could get One or two heavier Ones, One or two breaks in The Cloud, maybe a few bright, some sunny spells developing. The wind is light, Temperature Today around 23 celsius. Just depends on how many sunny spells we get as to how warm it gets. Overnight tonight, that front will start to clear. We will get a few clearer spells. Actually that humidity will start to drop. So a Cooler Night than Last Night, ten to 13 celsius the minimum. For tomorrow, its a similar situation. Variable amounts of cloud, we will see some scattered showers, some sunny spells. Through the afternoon and into the evening, those showers perhaps becoming a little more frequent. Temperatures less warm, 20 celsius, the maximum on wednesday. As we head through thursday and into friday, the humidity starts to increase again so the temperature getting warmer by the weekend. Thats it, Theres Plenty more on our website and Social Media pages. Ill be back in half an hour. Back now though tojon and sally. Hello, this is breakfast with Sally Nugent and jon kay. As weve been hearing, the Uk Government is facing criticism over a decision to suspend some Arms Exports to israel. Yesterday the Foreign Secretary David Lammy said there was a clear risk that british items might be risk that british items might be used to commit acts which violate used to commit acts which violate international humanitarian law. SecretaryJohn Healey. International humanitarian law. So it is suspending 30 so it is suspending 30 of its 350 export licences. Of its 350 export licences. Joining us now is defence joining us now is Defence SecretaryJohn Healey. Good secretaryJohn Healey. Morning, Thank You for beir with Good Morning, Thank You for being with us. Good morning, Thank You for being with us. , if Good Morning, Thank You for being with us. If there i Good Morning, Thank You for being with us. If there is | Good Morning, Thank You for being | with us. If there is a with us. Good morning. If there is a clear risk of with us. Good morning. If there is a clear risk of a with us. Good morning. If there is a clear risk of a violation with us. Good morning. If there is a clear risk of a violation of clear risk of a violation of international humanitarian law, can you explain why you are only cancelling about 10 of our export licences to israel and not all of them . � , licences to israel and not all of them . ,. , licences to israel and not all of them . ,. , them . Because these are the parts for equipment them . Because these are the parts for equipment which them . Because these are the parts for equipment which are them . Because these are the parts for equipment which are being i them . Because these are the parts| for equipment which are being used In Gaza in the conflict for offensive purposes. And the vast majority of other compOnents or parts or items that this country exports to israel are either not related to the exports to israel are either not related to ti that has a duty to the government that has a duty to the law and will follow the law. You are also a Government Law and will follow the law. You are also a government with law and will follow the law. You are also a government with some i law and will follow the law. You are also a government with some Mpsl Law and will follow the law. You are l also a government with some mps on your own backbenchers who dont think this move goes far enough and they want to have a complete ban on Arms Sales. Can you understand that from some of your mps . I Arms Sales. Can you understand that from some of your mps . From some of your mps . I dont acce t from some of your mps . I dont accept that from some of your mps . I dont accept that call. From some of your mps . I dont accept that call. I from some of your mps . I dont accept that call. I understand i from some of your mps . I dont i accept that call. I understand they may make it. This is a system which, faced with the conflict In Gaza, requires the government to review the licences that might be involved, which is what we said we would do before the election, and which is what the foreign secretary kicked off immediately after the election. And at the first opportunity, having had that legal advice, accepted the conclusions, he made the announcement to Parliament Yesterday on the first day that mps came back after a summer recess. Its on the first day that mps came back after a summer recess. After a summer recess. Its not ust our own after a summer recess. Its not ust your own mps fl after a summer recess. Its not ust your own mps who i after a summer recess. Its not ust your own mps who have i after a summer recess. Its notjust your own mps who have doubts. I after a summer recess. Its notjustl your own mps who have doubts. The chief executive of oxfam has said that there are all kinds of loopholes in what you are doing, for example, they say that compOnents for a 35 fighterjets that have been dropping bombs on palestinians for months now they say are not included. Months now they say are not included months now they say are not included. ,. ,. � ,. Included. They are not, and its a deliberate included. They are not, and its a deliberate and included. They are not, and its a deliberate and important included. They are not, and its a deliberate and important to i included. They are not, and its a | deliberate and important to carve out for these modern fighter jets. This is notjust these are notjust jets that the uk or israel use, its 20 countries and around 1000 of these jets around the world. In the uk makes important critical compOnents for all of those jets that are going to a global pool. So first of all it is hard to distinguish those that might go to israeli jets, and secondly, this is a global Supply Chain with the uk a vital part of that Supply Chain, and we are not prepared to put at risk the operation of fighterjets that are central to our own uk security, that of our allies and of nato. Amnesty international, Action Aid also critical saying that this is just a half measure, that it is effectively gesture politics. Well, this is not about effectively gesture politics. Well, this is not about making effectively gesture politics. Well, this is not about making a effectively gesture politics. In this is not about making a political gesture. We saw too much of that under the last government. This is about following the rule of law, and this is a government that will respect the law. But in The End, the only way to end israeli actions, the only way to end israeli actions, the only way to end israeli actions, the only way to end the attacks from hamas, from hezbollah and for others that mean Israel Harm is for an immediate ceasefire and we have been arguing that from opposition and government. Thats why the foreign secretary and i have been in the region since the election arguing the case for both restraint and this immediate ceasefire. Because in The End that is the End Way that we get out the hostages, we flood gaza with much needed aid and thats the way we build a much needed path to peace in the region based on the two State Solution which respects the right of israel for a secure future but also respects the rights that palestinians have a right as well. Emily thought emily thornberry, senior mp who is not in Keir Starmer� s government, has criticised the timing of the announcement saying it was a bad idea to announce itjust saying it was a bad idea to announce it just as saying it was a bad idea to announce itjust as israel is burying those six hostages over the weekend. It was agonising to see the images of those wonderful young people in the newspapers yesterday, and to imagine the anguish that those families that have been waiting for the loved Ones and see their murdered bodies come back. The timing was driven by the fact that this is a legal process. The review had been completed, it was important the foreign secretary reported to parliament as we said we would do before the election at the first opportunity. But for anyOne that means israel home, to believe that means israel home, to believe that this changes means israel hamas, to believe that this changes the determination of uk to stand with israel, to recognise its right to self defence, to support its defence in the face of direct attacks, we are resolutely with israel, it was something i was able to say to the israeli Defence Minister Yesterday morning before the announcement. Just as we did in april, when britishjets helped intercept iranian drOnes and missiles to protect israeli citizens. We stand ready to help israel with others will stop defend their with others, defend their country, defend their citizens and we respect their right to self defence. We respect their right to selfdefence. We respect their right to selfdefence. , , selfdefence. Some senior supporters of israel selfdefence. Some senior supporters of lsrael here selfdefence. Some senior supporters of israel here in selfdefence. Some senior supporters of israel here in the selfdefence. Some senior supporters of israel here in the uk, selfdefence. Some senior supporters of israel here in the uk, the selfdefence. Some senior supporters of israel here in the uk, the chief of israel here in the uk, the Chief Rabbi, believes that the decision you have taken in cancelling these export licences sends a really bad message. The Chief Rabbi says it beggars belief. How do we do that to an analyte we are supposedly Standing Firm with in a military way . Standing firm with in a military wa . Standing firm with in a military wa . ,. , Standing Firm with in a military wa . ,. Standing firm with in a military wa . ,. Standing firm with in a military wa . Way . To an ally . We are a staunch all in way . To an ally . We are a staunch ally in lsrael. Way . To an ally . We are a staunch ally in israel, we way . To an ally . We are a staunch ally in israel, we remain way . To an ally . We are a staunch ally in israel, we remain a way . To an ally . We are a staunch ally in israel, we remain a staunch i ally in israel, we remain a staunch ally in israel, we remain a staunch ally of israel. We have made this legaljudgment as a result of the process we are required to follow. We have suspended the export licences on 30 out of 350 parts. These are Ones that could be a clear risk in breaching International Law In Gaza. But our determination to stand with israel, to be part of the collective defence, if they come under direct attack again as they have dOne before, remains at Salute And Resolute. Have dOne before, remains at Salute And Resolute and resolute. While you are absolute and resolute. While you are absolute and and resolute. While you are absolute and resolute. And resolute. While you are absolute and resolute. While l and resolute. While you are i absolute and resolute. While you are here, lets ask you about something we get messages from every morning, about the decision to scrap the Winter Fuel Payments for millions of to pensiOners in the weeks ahead. We understand there is still no plan to have a Vote Or Debate in the House Of Commons, why not . Iedgihoztt have a Vote Or Debate in the House Of Commons, why not . Have a Vote Or Debate in the House Of Commons, why not . What you will see next month of commons, why not . What you will see next month when of commons, why not . What you will see next month when the of commons, why not . What you will see next month when the chancellor| see next month when the chancellor introduces the budget, you will see votes in the normal way then. That will be an opportunity for the House Of Commons to vote on a range of measures that the government will have to take and that a range of measures will be to deal with financial inheritance. The situation that nobody, including us, imagined would be as bad as it was. The chancellor has indicated that this total in this year is a deficit of £22 billion, in defence we are grappling with a large, large budget deficits that we have to deal with in the year. This means some really tough decisions and on the Winter Fuel allowance, we were proud to introduce the Fuel Allowance as a labour government, its an indication of how difficult this decision is for us. The chancellor has said, the minister has said, not a decision we expected or wanted to take but an indication that we will take but an indication that we will take the tough measures to get control of public finances because in The End, that is the basis on which you can help lay the foundations of long term growth, the recovery. Foundations of longterm growth, the Recove Y. Foundations of longterm growth, the recove ,. ,. Recovery. Sorry to interrupt. We have heard recovery. Sorry to interrupt. We have heard those recovery. Sorry to interrupt. We have heard those arguments i have heard those arguments repeatedly from you and your colleagues in the last few days explaining why you think it is necessary to do this. But even now One of your own mps, neil duncan jordan, Labour Mp for paul, is calling for an early day motion, vote in parliament because that needs to be discussed notjust as part of the budget but an issue in its own right, will you consider that . It its own right, will you consider that . , ,. , , that . It is being discussed, it is beino that . It is being discussed, it is being discussed that . It is being discussed, it is being discussed and that . It is being discussed, it is being discussed and there i that . It is being discussed, it is being discussed and there are l that . It is being discussed, it is i being discussed and there are lots of ways it can be discussed in parliament. Part of that discussion will involve the steps that we have launched this week, which will be to make sure that there is help for those, and in One of those and with One in three pensiOners entitled to Pension Credit not getting that, there are a number of steps we are able to take in the face of the high bills that people face, and the way that they are struggling, there are steps like that that we can take and we will take as a government to help. Thank ou for take as a government to help. Thank you forioining take as a government to help. Thank you forioining us take as a government to help. Thank you forjoining us this take as a government to help. Thank you forjoining us this morning. I john is here with the sport, not a new generation of tennis are because we know Jack Draper butjust new generation of tennis are because we knowJack Draper butjust coming into his own. It is we know Jack Draper but ust coming into his own. Into his own. It is an obvious time when andy into his own. It is an obvious time when Andy Murray into his own. It is an obvious time when Andy Murray is into his own. It is an obvious time when Andy Murray is no into his own. It is an obvious time when Andy Murray is no longer. When Andy Murray is no longer around, he retired, and now we have gotJack Draper making his own slice of history in flushing meadows in new york at the Us Open. The first time in the quarterfinal of a Grand Slam, blowing everyOne away before him, he has not dropped a set at this Grand Slam. You think maybe, just maybe, wouldnt this be a great story if he could do it . Story if he could do it . Fantastic, eah. Story if he could do it . Fantastic, yeah. Quarterfinals story if he could do it . Fantastic, yeah. Quarterfinals first story if he could do it . Fantastic, yeah. Quarterfinals first but i story if he could do it . Fantastic, yeah. Quarterfinals first but he i story if he could do it . Fantastic, yeah. Quarterfinals first but he is there, yeah. Quarterfinals first but he is there. Who yeah. Quarterfinals first but he is there, who knows yeah. Quarterfinals first but he is there, who knows what yeah. Quarterfinals first but he is there, who knows what is yeah. Quarterfinals first but he is there, who knows what is ahead. J yeah. Quarterfinals first but he is i there, who knows what is ahead. We will see how he gets on. What a season it is turning into forJack Draper. This the biggest win of his career, becoming the first british man to reach the quarter finals at the Us Open since Andy Murray eight years ago. And after beating tomas machac, hell be wondering, how far can he go . Adam cottier reports. After the retirement of Andy Murray, here comes Jack Draper on top of his game after a superb fourth Round Win in new york. The british number One looked sharp from the start against tomas machac, with the czech Republic Player unable to handle the sheer Dynamism And Calmness of the british number One. In the blink of an eye, draper powered through the first two sets on the louis armstrong court in a type of form that suggests he has the potential to go even further. 0h come on the 22 year old left hander won his first Career Title in stuttgart injune, and with Box Office stars novak Djokovic And Carlos alcaraz already out of the Us Open, drapers ruthless edge could serve him well. He secured his place in the last eight in just One hour and 42 minutes. Drapers won four games without dropping a set now at flushing meadows, and hes the first british man to reach the quarterfinals in new york since Andy Murray did it eight years ago. Adam cottier, bbc news. Incredibly proud of that achievement. You know, obviously, its One of the biggest tournaments in the world, you know, and to follow in andys footsteps and make the quarterfinals here, since he did it in 2016, you know, its a big achievement for me. But, you know, i think ive just got to keep on going because i know theres still room for improvement and still room to hopefully go further in the tournament, so. Really, really proud of that achievement, and hopefully i can do more. He will be hoping he can find the form again when he plays in the Quarterfinals Tomorrow against alex the minaur of australia. Its set to be another big day ahead at the paralympics. We saw another Gold Rush for Paralympics Gb yesterday and were going to be live In Paris in the next few moments looking ahead to todays action. Before we do, it appears that the locals have grown quite attached to the olympic rings hanging from the Eiffel Tower so much so, some want they want them to stay permanently. The Citys Mayor says she wants them to remain in place when the paralympic Games End in six days time, to ensure the festive spirit remains. Not everyOne is convinced by what would be a permanent fixture like that on such an historic landmark. The current rings weigh over 30 tonnes, so perhaps thats why they want them to stay in place too heavy to move . Toughjob too heavy to move . Tough Ob Shiftin too heavy to move . Tough Ob Shifting those. I too heavy to move . Tough Ob Shifting those. Good i too heavy to move . Tough Ob Shifting those. Good lucki too heavy to move . Toughjob. Shifting those. Good luck whoever has that. ,. , shifting those. Good luck whoever has that. ,. ,. , ,. Has that. There is a really strict rule about has that. There is a really strict rule about the has that. There is a really strict rule about the use has that. There is a really strict rule about the use of has that. There is a really strict rule about the use of those i has that. There is a really strict i rule about the use of those rings. Its a massive landmark, could you imagine In London hanging the rings on big Ben Or Something . Would people want that as a permanent fixture . On such a historic landmark . Probably not. Possibly not. Landmark . Probably not. Possibly not thank landmark . Probably not. Possibly not. Thank you, landmark . Probably not. Possibly not. Thank you, john. As weve been hearing, a review has found 0fsted was Defensive And Complacent in responding to the death of Ruth Perry who died by suicide following a school inspection. The government is scrapping One word ratings for schools, something herfamily have campaigned for. Were joined now by ruths sister, professorjulia waters. Morning, julia, Thank You for talking to us this morning. That is a really fairly specific quotes, isnt it, about Ofsteds Attitude going into this report, your response to what you have heard today . Response to what you have heard toda . ~ , , � , today . Well, Christine Gilberts re ort is today . Well, christine Gilberts Report is absolutely today . Well, christine Gilberts Report is absolutely damning i today . Well, christine Gilberts Report is absolutely damning of today . Well, Christine Gilberts i report is absolutely damning of an organisation that was dysfunctional, chaotic, was poorly led, failed in its basic duties towards its own staff, has a complete lack of communication internally, as well as externally. Clearly my family have been on the receiving end of that Defensive And Complacent culture. For many, many months, and that was incredibly hurtful. But to see now what its root causes are, within The Organisation, does not fill me with confidence that reform of 0fsted is going to be easy or quick. Pond confidence that reform of 0fsted is going to be easy or quick. And could ou share going to be easy or quick. And could you share with going to be easy or quick. And could you share with us going to be easy or quick. And could you share with us if going to be easy or quick. And could you share with us if you going to be easy or quick. And could you share with us if you dont going to be easy or quick. And could you share with us if you dont mind i you share with us if you dont mind how that defensiveness impacted on you and your family . How that defensiveness impacted on you and yourfamily . Igrate how that defensiveness impacted on you and your family . You and your family . We were not contacted by you and your family . We were not contacted by 0fsted you and your family . We were not contacted by 0fsted at you and your family . We were not contacted by 0fsted at all, you and your family . We were not contacted by 0fsted at all, in i you and your family . We were not contacted by 0fsted at all, in the. Contacted by ofsted at all, in the first four months after Ruths Death, and only contacted indirectly after Amanda Spielman had gOne on national television defending that inspection. And that defence of an inspection. And that defence of an inspection continued all the way through until the inquest. And i gatherfrom through until the inquest. And i gather from christine Gilberts Report that members of staff in 0fsted, 0fsted staff, their members of the board of 0fsted which are meant to hold 0fsted to account, only became aware of Ruths Death through the media when i chose to speak out. And their total lack of any empathy towards my family, their unwillingness to learn any lessons from what has happened, their unquestioning defence of that inspection, their inspector, their inspection, their inspector, their inspection system, was not only really personally hurtful to my family in the worst moment of our grief, but actually struck me as utterly irresponsible, if this organisation that was meant to uphold the standards and uphold schools to account was absolutely refusing to be held accountable and to ask any hard questions of itself. This report recognises officially that 0fsted should have come and spoken to your family soOner than they did. Does that give you any comfort at all that that has at least been recognised . Comfort at all that that has at least been recognised . Well, it is, es, its least been recognised . Well, it is, yes. Its an least been recognised . Well, it is, yes, its an acknowledgement i least been recognised . Well, it is, yes, its an acknowledgement that| yes, its an acknowledgement that our experiences of ofsteds inadequate response to our family were well founded. We werent imagining that it was outrageous that a public body refused to engage with a family who were raising legitimate concerns of widespread importance. So im glad that Christine Gilbert felt able to go beyond the very limited terms of reference that she was set for her review to reveal, frankly, dysfunctional institutional culture and a long Standing Lack of proper Leadership And Management in 0fsted. Martin oliver had a massive, possibly impossible task ahead of him to put that culture right. Gieeh him to put that culture right. Given that, him to put that culture right. Given that. Given him to put that culture right. Given that, given what him to put that culture right. Given that, given what you him to put that culture right. Given that, given what you have him to put that culture right. Given that, given what you have just i him to put that culture right. Given that, given what you have just said that, given what you have just said that that task is almost impossible, what, at this point, do you think could be dOne, what is achievable . Martin oliver has said repeatedly, he has said in his response to the corOners recommendations, he said in his response to the big listen, that he is committed to transparency and openness. And yet the responses of 0fsted to recommendations precisely about that, about allowing external scrutiny of their processes, having independent members on Complaints Board for instance, refreshing the senior Leadership Team with new blood, he is resistant to all of those things. For me, the only way that 0fsted can rebuild trust in the sector and in the public is by opening itself up, by showing that it means it, opening itself up to scrutiny and accountability. The kind of accountability. The kind of accountability it expects from schools and institutions it inspects. 50 schools and institutions it inspects schools and institutions it inspects. Schools and institutions it insects. ~. ,. , inspects. So we know that 0fsted has announced it inspects. So we know that 0fsted has announced it is inspects. So we know that 0fsted has announced it is scrapping inspects. So we know that 0fsted has announced it is scrapping the inspects. So we know that 0fsted has announced it is scrapping the One i inspects. So we know that 0fsted has announced it is scrapping the One or. Announced it is scrapping the One or two Word Inspection grades. Is that enough . It two Word Inspection grades. Is that enouoh . ,. , enough . It is the department for education that enough . It is the department for education that makes enough . It is the department for education that makes that enough . It is the department for i education that makes that decision and im heartened to hear that the department for education has made that long overdue decision but it is not enough. Its a significant first step but as Martin Oliver himself recognises and as Bridget Phillipson has promised, there is a need for much greater reform. Christine gilbert says in her report that in order to rebuild trust, there needs to be radical change. I have been saying this for over 18 months now. Radical change, the changes that Martin Oliver is suggesting, some of the very good and sensible changes, they still do not really address the central problem of ofsteds Defensive And Complacent institutional future. Igrate Defensive And Complacent institutional future. We have mentiOned institutional future. We have mentiOned to institutional future. We have mentiOned to a institutional future. We have mentiOned to a couple i institutional future. We have mentiOned to a couple of. Institutional future. We have mentiOned to a couple of times. I am interested to know what you think 0fsted need to do to get teachers to trust them. ,. ,. , trust them. They need to engage Ro Erl Trust them. They need to engage preperly with trust them. They need to engage properly with teachers. Trust them. They need to engage properly with teachers. I trust them. They need to engage | properly with teachers. I welcome some of the responses to the big listen survey, whatever the floors of the survey and its conception, 0fsted have now received some really hard hitting and critical messages from teachers and Head Teachers about what is going wrong with 0fsted. Now they need to engage with the profession, they need to continue to speak to teachers and Head Teachers and their representative bodies, in sorting out a solution to those problems, and not retreat behind their barriers of independence to make up their own minds about how best to address the multitude of problems that have been identified. They need to engage properly with the profession, to listen and to act. Professorjulie walters, Thank You so much for talking to us this morning. From swimming success to boccia brilliance, Paralympics Gb took home six Gold Medals during a dazzling fifth day in the french capital. Among those adding to the Medal Tally was archerjodie grinham who secured paralympic gold whilst heavily pregnant. With a round up of all the highlights, heres our Sport Reporterjoe lynskey. 29 Gold Medals, and each One means so much. For para athletes in their 20s and their 40s, paris is the place where its all come together. These have been the games for britain, where they continue to defy. She cannot believe what shes dOne. Ellie challis had meningitis as a baby. Shes a quadruple amputee. But in the pool, what defines her is speed. Shed won silver in tokyo as a 17 year old. Now in the 50 metre backstroke, this was the upgrade. And it is gold In Paris for Ellie Challis a gold that inspired those just about to race. Ellies roommate In Paris is Louise Fiddes, who in Sili Breaststroke took on the joint favourites. The brazilian twins were in the lanes to her right, but she beat them to the wall. What a swim from louise, unbelievable it takes gb� s golden tally to 13 in the pool. Their first this year in boccia came from a man whos had to wait. This was stephen mcguire� s fourth paralympics. His older brother peter, also a boccia player, was on commentary for channel 4. Peter mcguire, your little brother, has won a Gold Medal at the Paralympic Games. Hes dOne it, i cant believe it, cant talk. Taking aim too were nathan Macqueen And Jodie grinham. Mixed Team Gold in Archery And Jodie had won it at seven months pregnant. There were golds in triathlon for Dave Ellis and megan richter. For so long, thats the Medal Jonnie Peacock has been used to. 100 metre champion In London and rio, but at this, his fourth games, he came fifth in the final. At 31, peacock still wants to make improvements. In 2012 he was the trailblazer. In paris, Inspiration Isnt hard to find. Joe lynskey, bbc news. Our Sport Reporter Sally Hurst is In Paris now. We cannot stop winning theyjust keep coming, sally, Good Morning. Morning, yes, they do, six Gold Medals yesterday, turning into quite a bountiful games for great britain and it was a very good today in the office for para triathlon. They got five medals including a brilliant bronze for lauren steadman. Laur and im delighted to sayjoins me now. With all of these medals, it must be a happy camper. With all of these medals, it must be a happy camper with all of these medals, it must be a happy camper. Very happy. We have One of the most a happy camper. Very happy. We have One of the most successful a happy camper. Very happy. We have One of the most successful squads a happy camper. Very happy. We have One of the most successful squads we | One of the most successful squads we have ever One of the most successful squads we have ever had through the last previous have ever had through the last previous games, and it was really beautiful previous games, and it was really beautiful as someOne who has been around beautiful as someOne who has been around a beautiful as someOne who has been around a long time to watch some of the debutants come through in our squad. The debutants come through in our squad. And the debutants come through in our squad, and in particular my favourite squad, and in particular my favourite Moment Yesterday was megan yesterday. Favourite Moment Yesterday was megan yesterday, she was like, i have dOne it it is yesterday, she was like, i have dOne it it is arr yesterday, she was like, i have dOne it it is an exciting few years going it it is an exciting few years going forward because of the next games, going forward because of the next games, they are going tojust get better games, they are going tojust get better and better. You games, they are going to ust get better and better. Better and better. You went in as defendin better and better. You went in as defending champion better and better. You went in as defending champion as better and better. You went in as defending champion as your better and better. You went in as l defending champion as your event, you have come away with the bronze but it feels special because of the long covid problems you are having . Yes, i love my event and it is pinnacle yes, i love my event and it is pinnacle to yes, i love my event and it is pinnacle to get a gold but what it took from pinnacle to get a gold but what it took from my soul to just get to the games took from my soul to just get to the Games Yesterday and onto the line, i didnt Games Yesterday and onto the line, i didnt know Games Yesterday and onto the line, i didnt know if i was going to get there didnt know if i was going to get there the didnt know if i was going to get there. The emotion that came over me when there. The emotion that came over me when i there. The emotion that came over me when i crossed the line was so strong when i crossed the line was so strong. The middle represents having a bit strong. The middle represents having a hit of strong. The middle represents having a bit of belief in myself yesterday that i a bit of belief in myself yesterday that i could still be there. So that i could still be there. Sr exceptionally proud. Have you fully recovered from the long covid you are still struggling . Im recovered from the long covid you are still struggling . Are still struggling . Im really struggling. Are still struggling . Im really struggling. And are still struggling . Im really struggling, and six are still struggling . Im really struggling, and six months i are still struggling . Im really. Struggling, and six months ago are still struggling . Im really i struggling, and six months ago i are still struggling . Im really struggling, and six months ago i was doing struggling, and six months ago i was doing five struggling, and six months ago i was doing five kilometres in my Heart Rate was doing five kilometres in my Heart Rate was in doing five kilometres in my Heart Rate was in the 180s, devastator, Davs Rate was in the 180s, devastator, days in rate was in the 180s, devastator, days in bed, you mention defending champion, days in bed, you mention defending champion, thats not how you want to id champion, thats not how you want to go into champion, thats not how you want to go into games. So readjusting my expectations of what it would look like, expectations of what it would look like. I expectations of what it would look like. Ijust expectations of what it would look like, Ijust Wanted to cross the line like, Ijust Wanted to cross the line. Everybody that has supported me in line. Everybody that has supported me in the line. Everybody that has supported me in the country, i wanted to make everybody me in the country, i wanted to make everybody proud, doing a performance that i felt everybody proud, doing a performance that i felt was good for my standard. Still recovering and i still have standard. Still recovering and i still have europeans and worlds this year but still have europeans and worlds this year but you can only do what you have year but you can only do what you have on year but you can only do what you have on the year but you can only do what you have on the day. So i was chuffed. So, strictly have on the day. So i was chuffed. So, strictly come dancing, sas, now another challenge, because Country Skiing . Another challenge, because Country Skiinu . Another challenge, because Country Skiinu . , skiing . So, i did the commentary in Beiina Skiing . So, i did the commentary in beijing 2022 Skiing . So, i did the commentary in beijing 2022 Games Skiing . So, i did the commentary in beijing 2022 games and skiing . So, i did the commentary in beijing 2022 games and i skiing . So, i did the commentary in beijing 2022 games and i saw skiing . So, i did the commentary in beijing 2022 games and i saw them | beijing 2022 games and i saw them doing beijing 2022 games and i saw them doing cross Country Skiing and i never doing cross Country Skiing and i never heard of it and it looked so painful never heard of it and it looked so painful and never heard of it and it looked so painful and i thought, that might be for nre painful and i thought, that might be for nre its painful and i thought, that might be for me. Its more so a case that i want for me. Its more so a case that i want to for me. Its more so a case that i want to showcase that we can be a winter want to showcase that we can be a winter and want to showcase that we can be a winter and a want to showcase that we can be a winterand a summer want to showcase that we can be a winter and a summer paralympic Athletes Winter and a summer paralympic athletes i winter and a summer paralympic athletes. I have got a hard task to qualify athletes. I have got a hard task to qualify hut athletes. I have got a hard task to qualify but if i can i would like to take people a journey to see what the winter paralympics looks like because the winter paralympics looks like because it was spectacular and i would because it was spectacular and i would love to fly the flag for team gb. ~. ,. ,. ,. , would love to fly the flag for team gb. Well dOne, lots more to look forward to gb. Well dOne, lots more to look forward to today, gb. Well dOne, lots more to look forward to today, para gb. Well dOne, lots more to look| forward to today, Para Equestrian and fencing, lots more on day six here In Paris. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, Good Morning from Bbc London, im nicky ford. More than A Billion pounds has been paid out to take dangerous cladding off Londons Tower blocks in the last six years. Figures from The End of august, seen by Bbc London, show that more than 700 blocks have applied forfunding from a number of government schemes. Gerrard house in lewisham has been Re Fitted in a way London Fire brigade would like to see every high rise dOne. But there are concerns that some other projects arent happening quickly enough Transport For London says its dealing with an ongoing Cyber Attack in which its Computer Systems have been targeted. It says there is no Evidence Customer data has been compromised, and there is currently no impact on tfl services. Insiders have told Bbc London they have been told to work at home if possible, and have been told it is Back Room Systems at the corporate headquarters that are mainly affected. Onto the travel. We cant bring you the Tube Board at the moment, but there are minor delays on the hammersmith City Line this morning. Now onto the weather. A mixture of sunny spells and Cloud Today with a few scattered showers which will ease off by this evening. A top temperature of 23 degrees. This morning and much of the afternoon will see a mix of cloudy and sunny intervals along with a few scattered showers. Thats it from me. Theres plenty more on our website and Social Media sites, and on Bbc Radio london they are talking about the impact of reduced Library services In London. Ill be back in half an hour. See you then. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Sally Nugent and jon kay. Our headlines today. A promise to crack down on Street Crime thefts of bags and Ones'>Mobile PhOnes more than double in a year. The government faces criticism over its decision to suspend some Arms Sales to israel. Turning the tide against Shoplifting Police forces and shop owners join together to tackle organised retail crime. We are talking Council Cuts to Library services up and down the country. Michael rosen says it is an act of cruelty and has to stop. So Good Morning. We will also be speaking to the wonderful teams of volunteers who fought the cuts, bounced back, kept the Doors Open. Should we be coughing up for more thanjust a coffee should we be coughing up for more than just a coffee when we are working in a Bar Ora Cafe . We than just a coffee when we are working in a bar or a cafe . We talk to the business is making sure that hosting office workers pays. A much brighter day out there, sunshine already in cornwall in the last half hour. But there will be some showers around. I will tell you where to expect those in the forecast. Good morning. Its tuesday the 3rd of september. PhOne companies are to meet with Government Ministers to discuss measures to tackle crime, after the number of Snatch Thefts more than doubled in england and wales over the last year. The government says the rise is down to an increase in demand for second hand smartphOnes both in the uk and overseas. Our correspondent Frances Read has the details. Audacious. Easy. A quick snatch, and its gOne. Pins and facial recognition help, but theyre not a solution. And its often young people who are being targeted in places like parks and outside transport hubs. Theres been work to try to crack down on thefts, but Ones'>Mobile PhOnes are now the most stolen items in england and wales, according to the latest figures. Shouting. There are at least 200 Snatch Thefts every day. Last year, 78,000 people had their phOnes or bags snatched. Yet less than 1 resulted in a charge, and more than 80 of Police Investigations were closed before a suspect was found. For a while now, there have been calls for more to be dOne. The governments asking Tech Companies and manufacturers to work with it to find solutions, and end the illegal market for stolen phOnes. Police chiefs will also be asked to gather intelligence on where the phOnes end up, in an attempt to end organised crime. The advice for now avoid using your phOne on the street if you can, look around you if you cant avoid it, and that youre less likely to be targeted if you look confident and know where youre going. Easier said than dOne, but it mightjust stop you from being the next victim. Frances read, bbc news. We will be talking about what can be dOne to prevent shoplifting. We have seen figures increasing of the last few months. Sally has more of the days news. The Uk Government is facing international backlash after it suspended some Arms Sales to israel. Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the decision was made due to a clear risk the equipment might be used to commit serious violations of International Law. Our chief political Correspondent Henry zeffmanjoins me now. Morning, henry. What has been the reaction to this announcement . Morning, sally. The government with this Announcement Yesterday is trying to walk a delicate tightrope. Adamant that the suspension of 30 of about 350 Arms Export licences to israel does not amount to an Arms Embargo or any weakening of the Uk Support for its ally israel. But an assessment, legal assessment of Israels Compliance with various international obligations that it holds. That is something we heard on this programmejust a little holds. That is something we heard on this programme just a little while ago from John Healey, Defence Secretary. Irate ago from John Healey, defence secreta. ~. , ago from John Healey, Defence Secretary ago from John Healey, defence secreta. ~. ,. ,. , ago from John Healey, defence secreta. ~. ,. ,. , secretary. We are a staunch ally of israel, secretary. We are a staunch ally of israel. We secretary. We are a staunch ally of israel, we remain secretary. We are a staunch ally of israel, we remain a secretary. We are a staunch ally of israel, we remain a staunch secretary. We are a staunch ally of israel, we remain a staunch ally i secretary. We are a staunch ally of israel, we remain a staunch ally ofj israel, we remain a staunch ally of israel israel, we remain a staunch ally of israel we israel, we remain a staunch ally of israel. We have made this a legal judgment israel. We have made this a legal judgment as a result of the process we are judgment as a result of the process we are required to follow. But our determination to stand with israel, to he determination to stand with israel, to be part determination to stand with israel, to be part of the collective defence if they to be part of the collective defence if they come under direct attack again. If they come under direct attack again. As if they come under direct attack again, as they have dOne before, remains again, as they have dOne before, remains resolute and absolute. In terms remains resolute and absolute. Terms of remains resolute and absolute. In terms of political reaction, the risk of walking that delicate tightrope is that by trying to just about please quite a few people you can end up actually disappointing and awful lot and that is a clear political risk for the government, for David Lammy the foreign secretary today. You have some on the left of the Labour Party and also the Labour Muslim Network saying why is it only about 10 of the export licences . Why is the government not banning all Arms Exports to israel . Then you also have other people in the Labour Party, for example the Labour Friends Of Israel group, saying they are worried about the signal it sends to iran. Also, as you are questioning John Healey about, there is because of the sum in Labour Party, for example emily thornberry, not about the decision but about its timing. It happened to coincide, first day back in parliament but also the Day Israel was burying six hostages who were killed In Gaza. So expect this rout to rumble on. Thank ou, expect this rout to rumble on. Thank you. Henry expect this rout to rumble on. Thank you. Henry expect this rout to rumble on. Thank you. Henry exoeet expect this rout to rumble on. Thank you, henry. Expect this expect this rout to rumble on. Thank you, henry. Expect this row expect this rout to rumble on. Thank you, henry. Expect this row to i you, henry. Expect this row to rumble on. Two teenagers have been charged with the murder of a 13 year old boy his mother has paid tribute to him saying he had a smile that would light up the room. A man in his 40s has also been charged with assisting an offender. All three will appear before Birmingham Magistrates later today. The pope has arrived in indOnesia at the start of a twelve Day Tour of asia. His visit is expected to focus on inter religious harmony. The 87 year old has reduced his travel in recent years due to Health Problems, but this trip will be the longest of his papacy so far. Five more seabirds have been added to the uks red list of birds in a new assessment by conservation groups. Campaigners have warned that seabirds such as the great black backed gull and the arctic tern are facing a growing list of threats. The rspb is calling for urgent Government Action to address what they describe as a dire situation. An independent review has found that 0fsted was Defensive And Complacent in its response to the death of Head Teacher Ruth perry. She died by suicide after learning that the watchdog was downgrading her school. 0fsteds Chief Inspector Sir Martyn oliver also told Bbc Breakfast that The Organisation has made important changes to help ease the pressure on schools before an inspection is due to take place. One way of reducing pressure we will announce right now that all of our graded inspections will be announced on a monday, so Head Teachers will know on the monday if we will turn up on a tuesday and wednesday. I can remember my Head Teacher saying they would have their suits in their car, they wouldnt know when the call would come, they couldnt go out on a conference or a trip with children for a visit. You never know when the 0fsted call will come. But i can take that away by saying we will tell you. By Monday Afternoon you will know if that is the week we are going to come. Substantial Spending Cuts are expected to be announced in scotland later today. The scottish Finance Secretary, Shona Robison, says the uk is entering a whole new era of austerity under labour. 0ur Scotland Correspondent Katie hunter is at holyrood. Morning. What can we expect to hear . Morning. What can we expect to hear . Morning. Msps are back here this week after their Summer Break and this afternoon they will be hearing about substantial cuts to public spending. Last month scotlands Finance Secretary Shona Robison warned about tough decisions, difficult decisions that would be neededin difficult decisions that would be needed in order to fund increases to public Sector Pay. For example, there is already a freeze on all but essential recruitment. We also know thats not all pensiOners will continue to receive the Winter Fuel Payment. That will be means tested, same as in other parts of the uk. There are also concerns of cuts to Arts Fund here in scotland. This is edinburgh, famous for its festivals, and some performers have used their platforms to protest against that. Last week the independent scottish fiscal commission said that while Uk Government policies contributed to the pressure on the scottish budget, that much of that pressure actually came from the Scottish Governments own spending decisions, and ahead of the statement today, Shona Robison has said that the uk is entering a whole new era of austerity. She says the Scottish Government will do what it can to protect people and services from Uk Government cuts. The Uk Government has said it has been clear that tough decisions are needed to be taken to restore economic credibility and address the hole in public finances it says has been left by the last Uk Government. Bit of a Blame Game going on. What is most important to many people is what impact the Cuts Today will have on their day to day lives. What impact the Cuts Today will have on their daytoday lives. What impact the Cuts Today will have on their daytoday lives. Thank you ve much on their daytoday lives. Thank you very much indeed. Thank you forjoining us. Matt has the weather and has a lovely picture. Is that holland . I will go this way. No, holland . Iwill go this way. No, it is lvtham holland . Iwill go this way. No, it is lytham. Near holland . Iwill go this way. No, it is lytham. Near enough, holland . Iwill go this way. No, it is lytham. Near enough, flat holland . I will go this way. No, it is lytham. Near enough, flat enough. But at is lytham. Near enough, flat enough. But at least is lytham. Near enough, flat enough. But at least compared with grey conditions, bit of sunshine. Starting conditions, bit of sunshine. Starting for many of us on a brighter starting for many of us on a brighter note than yesterday. A lot more brighter note than yesterday. A lot more sunshine around today. Some of The Clouds more sunshine around today. Some of The Clouds will build up and they will he The Clouds will build up and they will he a The Clouds will build up and they will be a few showers here and there is some will be a few showers here and there is some of will be a few showers here and there is some of you are already experiencing. What you will also notice experiencing. What you will also notice this morning as it is still quite notice this morning as it is still quite humid across southern and eastern quite humid across southern and eastern areas, 18 degrees at the moment eastern areas, 18 degrees at the moment in East Anglia and parts of the South East, much fresher air already the South East, much fresher air already pushing in across scotland, northern already pushing in across scotland, Northern Ireland especially. Temperatures here for One or two in midsingle temperatures here for One or two in mid single figures right now. Lets look at mid single figures right now. Lets look at whether showers are. One or two west look at whether showers are. One or two west of look at whether showers are. One or two West Of Scotland, Northern Ireland, two West Of Scotland, Northern Ireland, but the bulk of the showers across ireland, but the bulk of the showers across parts of england. Some heavier across parts of england. Some heavier Ones into the midlands, easing heavier Ones into the midlands, easing away from Parts Of Lincolnshire but still some more down lincolnshire but still some more down poised to come here in the next few hours down poised to come here in the next few hours. More showers across parts of central few hours. More showers across parts of central and eastern england throughout the day. Those showers a bit throughout the day. Those showers a hit sharp throughout the day. Those showers a hit sharp in throughout the day. Those showers a bit sharp in places, sums in in between bit sharp in places, sums in in between. Slice of sunny weather to the west between. Slice of sunny weather to the west but that will be replaced lry the west but that will be replaced by more the west but that will be replaced by more cloud in scotland and northern by more cloud in scotland and Northern Ireland, western parts of northern Northern Ireland, western parts of Northern Ireland, western parts of Northern Ireland brightening up towards Northern Ireland brightening up towards The End of the afternoon. During towards The End of the afternoon. During the towards The End of the afternoon. During the afternoon we will see temperatures up to around 24 or 25 degrees temperatures up to around 24 or 25 degrees in temperatures up to around 24 or 25 degrees in East Anglia and the South East. If you heavier showers but brighter weather to watch the west but brighter weather to watch the west Northern England more widely Sunshine West Northern England more widely sunshine this afternoon as we will see across sunshine this afternoon as we will see across Eastern Scotland. Western scotland. See across Eastern Scotland. Western scotland, Northern Ireland, temperatures mid to high teens. More of a breeze temperatures mid to high teens. More of a breeze in the north and west, that will of a breeze in the north and west, that will keep them pegged down just a little that will keep them pegged down just a little bit. With the fresher air in and a little bit. With the fresher air in and some clearer skies around tonight, in and some clearer skies around tonight, just One or two showers, a cool night tonight, just One or two showers, a cool night for some particular into the scotland and Northern England where the scotland and Northern England where temperatures could get down to 4 or 5 where temperatures could get down to 4 or 5 degrees. Where temperatures could get down to 4 or 5 degrees from providing a warm space for communities to meet, to hosting activities, and of Course Offering free access to books libraries have long been a key part of many of our lives. But Bbc Analysis has found that since 2016, One in 20 libraries in the uk have been lost either completely closing or moving them to volunteer run groups. 0ur Reporterjayne mccubbin is at bedale Library'>Community Library for us now. It is One of those that has been saved by some very happy campaigners. Good morning. Goad campaigners. Good morning. Good mornin campaigners. Good morning. Good morning to campaigners. Good morning. Good morning to you. Campaigners. Good morning. Good morning to you, good campaigners. Good morning. 13mm morning to you, Good Morning, everybody. Shouting are you a fantastic gOne are the days when we used to go shhh. Good morning, kids, you are beautiful. This place is run by volunteers like jenny. A moment ago, when the large in the large print area, jenny moved a book out of the way that was called come and get me, cowboy. People love libraries, they want desperately to keep them open. There Isjunk Model making, Blood Pressure monitors ready for a session this week. It support, books arejust monitors ready for a session this week. It support, books are just the beginning. People are desperate to keep these places open but they are under threat up and down the country. Not without a fight. Have a look at this report. Save our libraries the fight back is well under way. Whose Library . Library-Library'>0ur Library Library closures, shorter hours, staff cuts. Hands off our libraries and the poorest parts of the country have been around four times more likely to have lost their Library than the richest parts of the country. People love libraries, but enough people to justify their existence when Council Budgets are tight . My favourite book . Oh, there are too many. Violet absolutely loves her Library. I like the Diary Of A Wimpy Kid books. I like the bacon books. But books arejust the beginning when it comes to libraries like this. And Bunny Vs Monkey Books and Dog Man books and stuff. Here in romford, theres it support, a school uniform bank, a crochet club, a knit and natter club. Knitting like crazy they even arrange the towns recycling bags. I watch the people come in and collect their orange bags. Where are they going to go for their orange bags if this shuts . But the future of this place hangs in the balance. I feel that theyve made a big mistake to shut them down, because its not just adults that want to read, its children who want to read. Perhaps their mums and Dads Cant afford books. And to me, its letting everybody down. I enjoy myself mainly because of these ladies. And we all talk and we can talk about anything really, which is nice. And me and my position in this, a lot of it is company for me. The council says no decision has been made yet. It is still consulting over a possible closure and they say they are listening. Quite clearly from the meetings that i was at, people are very passionate about their libraries and they will find it very, very difficult in many cases to go to different libraries. You know, its all well and good, the government saying you have to provide these services by law, but if they dont provide us with the resources to do so, its a big challenge. A Government Spokesman say they understand the pressures facing councils and are committed to giving stability back to local councils so services can best meet the needs of their communities. Dont steal our libraries. For laura swaffield, this has been a long campaign. Its hOnestly a national disaster. When you think that in 2010 we had over 4,000 libraries where you can walk in and literally get almost anything free, all those 4000 plus for £1 billion. Thats all. That is loose change for a government. But local authorities dont seem to have any loose change, and more difficult decisions are on the way. It is difficult, councils are between a rock and hard place, local Government Association say they have lost about 27 of of funding since 2010 and difficult decisions are being made. Kids, where would you guys be without your Library . How often do you come down . I guys be without your Library . How often do you come down . Guys be without your Library . How often do you come down . I have no idea no idea. Often do you come down . I have no idea no idea. I often do you come down . I have no idea no idea. Ithink often do you come down . I have no idea no idea. I think your often do you come down . I have no idea no idea. I think your mum often do you come down . I have no | idea no idea. I think your mum told me before you idea no idea. I think your mum told me before you came idea no idea. I think your mum told me before you came down idea no idea. I think your mum told me before you came down rather idea no idea. I think your mum told me before you came down rather a l me before you came down rather a lot. Tell me what you have read this summer, do you know . I lot. Tell me what you have read this summer, do you know . Summer, do you know . I finish my readina summer, do you know . I finish my Reading Challenge summer, do you know . I finish my Reading Challenge in summer, do you know . I finish my Reading Challenge in a summer, do you know . I finish my Reading Challenge in a lot. Summer, do you know . I finish my Reading Challenge in a lot. Tell summer, do you know . I finish my| Reading Challenge in a lot. Tell me what you Reading Challenge in a lot. Tell me what you have read this summer, do you know . What you have read this summer, do you know . I what you have read this summer, do you know . Ifinish what you have read this summer, do you know . I finish my Reading Challenge kelemen. It really . is that eight challenge kelemen. It really . is that eight books . Six. High challenge kelemen. It really . is that eight books . Six. That eight books . Six. High five, sister. That eight books . Six. High five, sister that that eight books . Six. High five, sister. That is that eight books . Six. High five, sister. That is amazing that eight books . Six. High five, sister. That is amazing grandad l sister. That is amazing grandad mike, summer holiday duty. Band i sister. That is amazing grandad mike, summer holiday duty. And i am a volunteer mike, summer holiday duty. And i am a volunteer. Tell mike, summer holiday duty. And i am a volunteer. Tell me mike, summer holiday duty. And i am a volunteer. Tell me what mike, summer holiday duty. And i am a volunteer. Tell me what you mike, summer holiday duty. And i am a volunteer. Tell me what you get a volunteer. Tell me what you get out of it. When a volunteer. Tell me what you get out of it. When i a volunteer. Tell me what you get out of it. When i first a volunteer. Tell me what you get out of it. When i first started out of it. When i first started volunteering out of it. When i first started volunteering i out of it. When i first started volunteering i thought out of it. When i first started L Volunteering i thought libraries out of it. When i first started volunteering i thought libraries was Books Volunteering i thought libraries was books but volunteering i thought libraries was books but im volunteering i thought libraries was books but im finding volunteering i thought libraries was books but im finding out volunteering i thought libraries was books but im finding out more volunteering i thought libraries was books but im finding out more andj books but im finding out more and more books but im finding out more and more as books but im finding out more and more as i books but im finding out more and more as i get books but im finding out more and more as i get involved books but im finding out more and more as i get involved with books but im finding out more and more as i get involved with the more as i get involved with the community more as i get involved with the community. Some more as i get involved with the community. Some of more as i get involved with the community. Some of the more as i get involved with the community. Some of the more| community. Some of the more vulnerable community. Some of the more vulnerable in community. Some of the more vulnerable in the community. Some of the more vulnerable in the community. I community. Some of the more vulnerable in the community. Keep community. Some of the more vulnerable in the community. Keep up the aood vulnerable in the community. Keep up the good work vulnerable in the community. Keep up the good work i vulnerable in the community. Keep up the good work. I want vulnerable in the community. Keep up the good work. I want to vulnerable in the community. Keep up the good work. I want to introduce the good work. I want to introduce jenny to you. Come on, jenny. We think Library is mean books but libraries are all about. People. People, completely. Every single time people, completely. Every single time and people, completely. Every single time. And in the old days you came to Library time. And in the old days you came to Library to time. And in the old days you came to Library to borrow books and now it is everything. We do books, computers, photocopying, everything else like computers, photocopying, everything else like the Junk Modelling and we are a else like the Junk Modelling and we are a warm else like the Junk Modelling and we are a warm space and a safe space, we provide are a warm space and a safe space, we provide a are a warm space and a safe space, we provide a Breast Feeding Area of mothers we provide a Breast Feeding Area of mothers want to come in and anybody who wants mothers want to come in and anybody who wants help. And friendsjust come who wants help. And friendsjust come in who wants help. And friendsjust come in for who wants help. And friendsjust come in for a chat, people who live on their come in for a chat, people who live on their own come in for a chat, people who live on their own and i lOnely, that is what on their own and i lOnely, that is what they on their own and i lOnely, that is what they do. It on their own and i lOnely, that is what they do on their own and i lOnely, that is| what they do. Yes, what they do. It is a lifeline. Yes, but it is about what they do. It is a lifeline. Yes, but it is about the what they do. It is a lifeline. Yes, but it is about the community. I what they do. It is a lifeline. Yes, | but it is about the community. But it is but it is about the community. Emit it is absolutely under threat. Thank you for your time. Let me introduce sarahs. Sarah carli you know how difficult it has been, keeping these Doors Open because you are banging the drum, year in, year out. How essential is it to stay open . 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Other libraries and what have we dOne . ~. , other libraries and what have we dOne . A,. , other libraries and what have we dOne . And other libraries and what have we i dOne . And the. You dOne . Monster making. And the. You have read a dOne . Monster making. And the. You have read a lot. DOne . Monster making. And the. You have read a lot, i dOne . Monster making. And the. You have read a lot, i know dOne . Monster making. And the. You have read a lot, i know im dOne . Monster making. And the. You have read a lot, i know im i have read a lot, i know im i chatted to you before. It is a success story, this. It is absolutely a success story. This place banged the drum, kept The Door is open, all thanks to volunteers like this but it is a sad story, as well, because behind every One of those volunteers is a Council Cut and a redundancy and, as i say, consultations are taking place right now up and down the country with dozens of libraries hoping to justify their existence. Fascinating stuff, well dOne justify their existence. Fascinating stuff, well dOne to justify their existence. Fascinating stuff, well dOne to everybody. I justify their existence. Fascinating i stuff, well dOne to everybody. Have you read come and get me, cowboy . I cant possibly say laughter i she wrote it. Thank you very much indeed. Pare laughter i she wrote it. Thank you very much indeed. Very much indeed. Are very unusual libra. And someOne who knows all about the joy of reading is the author Michael Rosen. Good morning. Combining. Libraries are so important. Good morning. Combining. Libraries are so important. They Good Morning. Combining. Libraries are so important. They so Good Morning. Combining. Libraries| are so important. They so important. Many different are so important. They so important. Many different ways. Are so important. They so important. Many different ways. Sometimes i are so important. They so important. Many different ways. Sometimes we | many different ways. Sometimes we live with many different ways. Sometimes we live with places with books but think live with places with books but think of live with places with books but think of teenagers, they do their homework, they may not have computers, they can go to Library, use of computers, they can go to Library, use of computers. Large print, for example. Use of computers. Large print, for example, you can get hold of large print books example, you can get hold of large print books for people like me who have problems with their eyes. Younger have problems with their eyes. Younger children, migrant families when younger children, migrant families when they younger children, migrant families when they beat the parents, grandparents dont speak english. They take grandparents dont speak english. They take their kids to the Library, i have they take their kids to the Library, i have sat they take their kids to the Library, i have sat in they take their kids to the Library, i have sat in a Library in hackney and seen i have sat in a Library in hackney and seen children reading to their grandparents who may be only half understand the english, it is how they learn understand the english, it is how they learn english. So many different things. They are like community hubs. Different things. They are like community hubs. Different things. They are like communi hubs. ~ ,. ,. , community hubs. When you hear these fieures we community hubs. When you hear these figures we have community hubs. When you hear these figures we have this community hubs. When you hear these figures we have this morning, community hubs. When you hear these figures we have this morning, this i figures we have this morning, this Bbc Investigation, saying nearly 200 Council Run. I Bbc Investigation, saying nearly 200 Council Run Council Run. I dont want to hear it it is Council Run. I dont want to hear in n is awful. Council run. I dont want to hear it it is awful. Does Council Run. I dont want to hear it it is awful. Does it Council Run. I dont want to hear it it is awful. Does it hurt Council Run. I dont want to hear it it is awful. Does it hurt your i it it is awful. Does it hurt your heart because it it is awful. Does it hurt your heart because i it it is awful. Does it hurt your heart because i and it it is awful. Does it hurt your heart because i and it it it is awful. Does it hurt your heart because i and it does. I l it it is awful. Does it hurt your i heart because i and it does. I hear these steps and i speak to librarians and it is a mixture of emotions. I am sad and angry, i am a sangry that it is happening now. And it is a soft target. If you close libraries, nobody dies. That is what they think. But what is happening is society suffers and people suffer. You just use the word sangry, which is a very Michael Rosen word. It is the kind of word that you invent you love words and you also here morning because you have been collecting words, the kind of words like sangry that are not really words but kind of become words in our families. What have you found . Of become words in our families. What have you found . Yes, i put out a messaee what have you found . Yes, i put out a message on what have you found . Yes, i put out a message on social what have you found . Yes, i put out a message on Social Media what have you found . Yes, i put out a message on Social Media for what have you found . Yes, i put out a message on Social Media for the i a message on Social Media for the programme i do on radio 4 cold word of mouth and also things came in and of mouth and also things came in and i was thinking of things my parents would say. 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We have had lots of people getting in touch. Lots of people getting in touch. Susie got in touch to say the stool in her house is known as the shuck after her granddaughter said it 16 years ago. That is it, not a step, it is a shuck, and it stuck. In Northern Ireland i think it is called ditch. You have a whole dialect across from scotland to Northern Ireland of words like scunnard, a splinter, they call skelth, thats right and if you are given a little smack that is called a skelp, so lots of words like that, little words all over the country. Lots of lovely expressions people have like flash as rap with a gold tooth. My dad used to talk about the little dumplings. I tooth. My dad used to talk about the little dumplin95 little dumplings. I have ust out my nan used to little dumplings. I have ust out my nan used to say h little dumplings. I have ust out my nan used to say are little dumplings. I have just out my nan used to say are your little dumplings. 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My son, he kept talking about the smeenge, what dinosaur. My son, he kept talking about the smeenge, what is dinosaur. My son, he kept talking| about the smeenge, what is that . Dinosaur. My son, he kept talking i about the smeenge, what is that . It turned out to be saying machine but he called it the smeenge and apparently this is quite common, we found out, because in england no english, out most of our words are in two lyrics, humpty dumpty, with machine, they only hear the second syllable, little Ones, so he was saying smeenge because he couldnt say machine. They turn it around the other day so Instead of saying giraffe they end up saying raffe because they can only hear the stressed syllable and that is quite complicated. I can see you looking at me. T complicated. I can see you looking at me. ,. ,. , complicated. I can see you looking atme. ,. ,. , at me. I am fascinated. We could go on about this at me. I am fascinated. We could go on about this for at me. I am fascinated. 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The doors slammed in her house must be a poltergeist and her kids started calling them podgy kites. Rosens almanac weird and wonderful words for every day of the year is out. Thank you so much. Words for every day of the year is out. Thank you so much. Plenty more of those brilliant out. Thank you so much. Plenty more of those brilliant words out. Thank you so much. Plenty more of those brilliant words in out. Thank you so much. Plenty more of those brilliant words in the of those brilliant words in the book. Morning live follows breakfast on bbc One this morning. Lets find out what they deliver a wedge they are using. I lets find out what they deliver a wedge they are using. Wedge they are using. I have my fortniaht wedge they are using. I have my Fortnight Tea coming up. Over 5. 5 Million of us have tried and failed to get a Dentist Appointment in the last two years, as britains dental crisis deepens. With expensive toothpastes promising i stronger enamel or a whiter smile, i consumerjournalist Rebecca Wilcox investigates whether paying through the nose is actually beneficial for your teeth. I also, its staggering to think that around 1,000 people are diagnosed with cancer every single day. Today, were continuing our series talking about living with the disease, and hear from former professional footballerjoe thompson. Now on his third diagnosis, joe tells us what hes learnt about balancing life as a patient and a parent. And as thousands get ready to head off to university, i the police are warning of a spike in mOney laundering. They are targeting students. Well explain how to avoid the scams that could leave you or your loved i Ones with a criminal record. Plus, if you live with a fear of spiders we promise you wont want to miss this. I promise. Presenter Oj Borg puts his phobia to the test, to see if he can turn these beasts into our brand new besties. Fair play. He really is put to the test. As well as all that, well introduce you to an amazing 15 year old boy called brody. Hell tell us why hes so proud his 15th spinal operation was filmed for the new Bbc Series saving lives in cardiff. See you at 9 30. Sounds incredible. Well see you then. 50 sounds incredible. Well see you then,. , sounds incredible. Well see you then. ,. , then. So many words coming in. Family words. Then. So many words coming in. Family words. I then. So many words coming in. Family words. I hesitate then. So many words coming in. Family words. I hesitate to then. So many words coming in. Family words. I hesitate to read| then. So many words coming in. Family words. I hesitate to read out some of them because i think they are trying to get us to say some rude words. D0 are trying to get us to say some rude words are trying to get us to say some rude words. I. ,. ,. , rude words. Do you think people are caettin us rude words. 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Forget and remember and knowing theirfamily they say forget and remember and knowing their family they say they cannot formember anything. That works well. Very good, Thank You to everybody for the worse, they have been brilliant. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, Good Morning from Bbc London, im nicky ford. More than £1 billion has been paid out to take dangerous cladding off Londons Tower blocks in the last six years. Figures from The End of august, seen by Bbc London, show that more than 700 blocks have applied forfunding from a number of government schemes. Gerrard house in lewisham has been Re Fitted in a way London Fire brigade would like to see every high rise dOne. But there are concerns that some other projects arent happening quickly enough. Im really pleased that the government is saying there is funding available. We will support that. But theres also people responsible for the buildings, people who built these buildings, who have the funds to do what they need to do and for whatever reason, are not doing everything that they should be doing at pace. Transport for london says its dealing with an ongoing Cyber Attack in which its Computer Systems have been targeted. It says there is no Evidence Customer data has been compromised and there is currently no impact on tfl services. Insiders have told Bbc London they have been told to work at home if possible and have been told it is Back Room Systems at the corporate headquarters that are mainly affected. Police officers in berkshire are reminding motorists about not driving while holding a mobile phOne. It comes after Thames Valley Police officers stopped a driver who had a phOne in her hand while at the wheel on the a329 in berkshire. Officers said they slowed down and she showed her phOne out of the window as she continued to drive. The driver was pulled over and given six points and a £200 fine. Plans for a secure Childrens Unit to House 2a vulnerable youngsters are now on hold while London Councils reviews the project. A formal application to develop a site at Thames Valley Depot in Lea Bridge road was due to be submitted to Waltham Forest council by The End of the month. Campaigners who would like to turn the site into a Community Run swimming park Instead have welcomed the delay. Onto the travel. We cant bring you the Tube Board at the moment but there is a good service on all london underground lines. Now onto the weather with kate. Good morning. Its quite an unsettled week of weather. Its another mild, quite humid start to the day. We can expect scattered showers but still a few bright and sunny spells around as well. The showers are moving in from the west. Could get One or two heavier Ones, One or two breaks in The Cloud, maybe a few bright, some sunny spells developing. The wind is light, Temperature Today around 23 celsius. Just depends on how many sunny spells we get as to how warm it gets. Overnight tonight, that front will start to clear. We will get a few clearer spells. Actually that humidity will start to drop. So a Cooler Night than Last Night, ten to 13 celsius the minimum. For tomorrow, its a similar situation. Variable amounts of cloud, we will see some scattered showers, some sunny spells. Through the afternoon and into the evening, those showers perhaps becoming a little more frequent. Temperatures less warm, 20 celsius, the maximum on wednesday. As we head through thursday and into friday, the humidity starts to increase again so the temperature getting warmer by the weekend. Thats it, Theres Plenty more on our website and Social Media pages. Hello, this is breakfast with Sally Nugent and jon kay. In recent years retailers and Shop Staff have reported a sharp rise in Theft And Abuse from customers but now Police Chiefs say the tide is starting to turn against prolific shoplifters who steal for organised criminals. Operation opal collects cctv pictures, crime reports and other evidence from all 43 police forces in england and wales. The team has identified 152 prolific thieves involved in organised retail crime during the first three months of its work. And police forces and retailers have made 86 referrals to the unit, resulting in 23 arrests. Were joined now by katy bourne, national lead for business and retail crime at the association of police and crime commissiOners. Good morning, katie. You are approached by the retailers themselves, how did that work . It was about 18 months ago, they came to me and said, we have got a really big problem, organised crime gangs operating across the whole sector across england and wales, and we cannot get government to take us seriously. And we need One front door for policing because they were having to go to 43 different police forces which was very time consuming. Forces which was very time consuming forces which was very time consuminu. ~. ,. , consuming. When we talk about sholiftin consuming. When we talk about shoplifting we consuming. When we talk about shoplifting we might consuming. When we talk about shoplifting we might tend consuming. When we talk about shoplifting we might tend to consuming. When we talk about L Shoplifting we might tend to think of a schoolboy putting a Chocolate Bar in his pocket. What we are talking about is more organised and much more mOney. Much more mOney. Yes, there are three types much more mOney. Yes, there are three types of much more mOney. Yes, there are three types of shoplifters. Three types of shoplifters. Opportunists, the schoolboy there too. You referred to. Then we have prolific offenders who go in time and time again who are driven by drugs and alcohol abuse. And the other end of the scale, which we are talking about, is the serious organised gangs who operate stealing to order and cost billions. What organised gangs who operate stealing to order and cost billions. To order and cost billions. What are they targeting . To order and cost billions. What are they targeting . Anything, to order and cost billions. What are they targeting . Anything, literally. | they targeting . Anything, literally. It is they targeting . Anything, literally. It is anything they targeting . Anything, literally. It is anything from they targeting . Anything, literally. It is anything from highvalue it is anything from high value goods, it can be electrical, it can be sunglasses, it can be baby food, you name it, they will take it and steal it. And they do it on an industrial scale. Steal it. And they do it on an industrial scale. ~ , industrial scale. When we see these ima. Es industrial scale. When we see these images now. Industrial scale. When we see these images now. They industrial scale. When we see these images now, they are industrial scale. When we see these images now, they are really images now, they are really shocking, arent they . Images now, they are really shocking, arent they . They are, and this has been shocking, arent they . They are, and this has been part shocking, arent they . They are, and this has been part of shocking, arent they . They are, and this has been part of the shocking, arent they . They are, and this has been part of the problem this has been part of the problem for policing nationally. They have not been taking it as seriously as they should have been, because they do not see the risk and the harm that it does to individuals. They tend to look at harm on a physical basis so if you have cuts and bruises, its much easier to see that. But the harm that shopkeepers and shop workers will get from the abuse and the assaults is much more long lasting and much more impactful but you cannot always see those. We saw that cctv from supermarkets, we have all seen tags and protective stuff on meat even on supermarkets is The Cost Of Living crisis continues. What can be dOne, as well as tags and technology, what can you do to bring shoplifting figures down . , do to bring shoplifting figures down . ,. ,. , down . The last government had their retail crime action down . The last government had their retail crime action plan, down . The last government had their retail crime action plan, there down . The last government had their retail crime action plan, there is down . The last government had their retail crime action plan, there is a retail crime action plan, there is a lot of talk from the new government about how important this is to them, shoplifting. I have yet to hear what is going to be dOne. One thing i would like to do, and i called on the last government to do is tag those prolific shoplifters with electronic tags because if they are in place they should not be you can see whats happening. But with more people released from prison now, shoplifters are not going to go to prison as easily, which is why this work of what Operation Opal has been doing is so vital because they can track gangs across multiple forces and get some really good prison sentences into it. There is a lot more to be dOne and local forces need to keep pressure on and make sure that they go out and follow all lines of inquiry where they can see it and uses cctv cameras. You talk about putting it and uses cctv cameras. You talk about putting tags it and uses cctv cameras. You talk about putting tags and it and uses cctv cameras. You talk about putting tags and prolific about putting tags and prolific shoplifters, would that mean that shoplifters, would that mean that shoplifters would not be able to go in any shops . Shoplifters would not be able to go in any shops . Absolutely. You cant stop people in any shops . Absolutely. You cant stop people shopping. In any shops . Absolutely. You cant stop people shopping, how in any shops . Absolutely. You cant stop people shopping, how do in any shops . Absolutely. You cant stop people shopping, how do they| stop people shopping, how do they eat . If they have been convicted of a crime, at the moment they tag them for Alcohol Consumption and so on. Why can we not do it for shoplifters . If they have got less than three Years Prison Sentence they are not going to go to prison at the moment because prisons are full and we need a way of managing them so why can they not be managed that way . I would certainly be calling on the new Home Secretary to do that. A. Calling on the new Home Secretary to do that. A,. ,. ,. , calling on the new Home Secretary to do that. N,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , do that. Managed and not allowed into a shop . Do that. Managed and not allowed into a shop . Effectively, do that. Managed and not allowed into a shop . Effectively, thats into a shop . Effectively, thats what electronic into a shop . Effectively, thats what electronic tagging into a shop . Effectively, thats what electronic tagging does, l into a shop . Effectively, thatsl what electronic tagging does, it does not allow you in certain areas. If you are not meant to be in that area, the Probation Service have got area, the Probation Service have got a reason to call you back in and you would go straight to prison. The organised crime gangs, we have seen some really good results, its only been up and running for three months and we have already got One guy who had stolen across 16 force areas, and he got 16 months in prison. He had stolen £33,000 worth of goods, just One individual stealing to order. And you can see the impact they have. We order. And you can see the impact they have order. And you can see the impact they have. We are also talking this mornin they have. We are also talking this morning on they have. We are also talking this morning on breakfast they have. We are also talking this morning on breakfast about they have. We are also talking this morning on breakfast about new. Morning on breakfast about new figures we have about Street Crime, snatching of handbags and phOnes, up by 150 , not so much from retailers, from all of us as individuals. Is there anyway of pulling these things together, Shoplifting And Street crime, can we improve things overall . � ,. ,. , overall . Theres a thought. The ublic overall . Theres a thought. The public tell overall . Theres a thought. The public tell me overall . Theres a thought. The public tell me want overall . Theres a thought. The public tell me want more overall . Theres a thought. The i public tell me want more visibility of policing, they want to see Police Officers amongst them because it makes them feel safer. With the mobile phOne theft, you see that more in towns and cities. People need to be a bit more aware. I was talking to someOne earlier who said, i am going to put my phOne on a lanyard going forwards because that would stop. When you are on your phOne, be a bit aware of when you take it out, a couple of guys on a scooter can zip through very quickly and take it off you. I scooter can zip through very quickly and take it off you. And take it off you. I know you are talkin and take it off you. I know you are talking about and take it off you. I know you are talking about cracking and take it off you. I know you are talking about cracking down and take it off you. I know you are talking about cracking down on talking about cracking down on crime, you have mentiOned what we can do to look after ourselves, is there anything else you can do to protect yourself on this type of Street Crime . Street crime . Theres a certain amount that Street Crime . Theres a certain amount that the Street Crime . Theres a certain amount that the mobile Street Crime . Theres a certain amount that the mobile phOne | amount that the mobile phOne companies are probably looking at doing, how many of us really hand on heart know what to do if our phOne is stolen . Have we actually bothered to read what the mobile One-company'>PhOne Company would provide you with . Probably not. So its a case of working with those companies to see if your phOne is stolen can mechanically shut down completely so it cannot be resold . Its the Reseller Market which is a really interesting area for the Police And Shoplifting as well because these items that are being stolen from shops are being resold somewhere. Whether it is an online marketplace or a car boot sale. They are definitely going after that resale markets which is the next thing. Thank you very much. Lots of us now work remotely, whether thats at home, or in a Coffee Shop. But bringing the office to A Public Space can cause tensions with other customers. Nina is in lincolnshire for us this morning. Are you hugging that table, nina . I overstay my welcome every morning, jon. Good morning. Its a modern cultural conundrum, how long is too long when it comes to sitting in having your coffee, answering a few E Mails, doing a bit of work away from the office . Yes, the owners want you in there to buy the coffee but if you stay for too long, here i have been taking up a family of four and a family might want to come in and a family might want to come in and have lunch. Half of people now work away from the office at some point, Eitherat Work away from the office at some point, either at home or in a Coffee Shop and at least a quarter of workers say that they spend at least a day a week in a Coffee Shop or a Bar Or Restaurant environment in order to work. In a moment we will be talking to the owners of this place you have come up with a really good solution that they think suits everyOne. First up we asked some workers in south manchester whether they think it is fair to treat a cafe is an office. I have a couple of times. I dont think ive dOne it to like Scrounge Off of the electricity or the wi fi. I know a lot of people that would do, but i think its a nice environment to work in. I think if you keep ordering food and drinks and i think its justified that you sit there. Yeah, i think most people realise if youre in there and its been like an hour and a half and youve not bought something, i think most people really kind of do that. A lot of the places around here, though, you kind of get to know the people who are serving and stuff, and you come in and theyre already like flat white, Sit Down, and they know that youre not going to bother you for another 45 minutes because youre going to be working, and then youll Order Something after that. I i dont really think its fair, i especially for other customers, because they want to be coming into the cafe and having their lunch. |and if youre taking up a table, | then they cant come in and sit. Most of us do have a keen sense of awareness when it comes to overstaying our welcome but you have come up with a solution that means for £12 50, you can have unlimited Tea And Coffee for the day, use your decent broadband and treat this as an Office Space . The decent broadband and treat this as an Office Space . An Office Space . The meetings, networking. An Office Space . The meetings, networking, interviews, an Office Space . The meetings, networking, interviews, it an Office Space . The meetings, | networking, interviews, it works an Office Space . The meetings, networking, interviews, it works for everyOne. It works for lunch and after work drinks as well. Iloathe everyOne. It works for lunch and after work drinks as well. Who is cominu after work drinks as well. Who is coming in . After work drinks as well. Who is coming in . EveryOne after work drinks as well. Who is coming in . EveryOne from after work drinks as well. Who is l coming in . EveryOne from people workin at coming in . EveryOne from people working at home, coming in . EveryOne from people working at home, kids coming in . EveryOne from people working at home, kids during coming in . EveryOne from people working at home, kids during the | working at home, kids during the school holidays, people who do not have an office any more, Mental Health reasons, everyOne really. Band health reasons, everyOne really. And the community via peer. And it stops there is a key conversation have been because those conversations about, you have been here too long. You have been around a lot, i suppose when you find an environment like this to work in it is a godsend . Like this to work in it is a rodsend . ,. i ,. Like this to work in it isa rodsend . ,. , godsend . Yes, it makes such a Difference Godsend . Yes, it makes such a difference having godsend . Yes, it makes such a difference having reliable difference having reliable broadband, and is comfortable seat and nice coffee to drink. If you are working around the country up and down the motorways on events based in the field is great to find a base like this and make the most of it. You have some big and small teams, let me ask about the £12 50 per person Price Point for the office for the day, would that work for you . For the day, would that work for ou . ,. ,. , for the day, would that work for ou . ,. , you . Absolutely, we are up the Road Workin at you . Absolutely, we are up the Road Working at the you . Absolutely, we are up the Road Working at the horse you . Absolutely, we are up the Road Working at the horse trials you . Absolutely, we are up the Road Working at the horse trials and you . Absolutely, we are up the Road Working at the horse trials and we i working at the horse trials and we meetings every so often. Its great to come back here and have a nice coffee and from a Price Point it is amazing, they really appreciate the 10 of drinks after 2pm for pm. I 10 of drinks after 2pm for pm. I know i would get through 12 Quid Worth of coffee very quickly we were chatting about this earlier, its delicate because retailers wants to make punters feel welcome, but having to had that conversation when they have stayed too long, is this a decent solution . Yes. When they have stayed too long, is this a decent solution . When they have stayed too long, is this a decent solution . Yes, i think where we have this a decent solution . Yes, i think where we have space this a decent solution . Yes, i think where we have space and this a decent solution . Yes, i think where we have space and we this a decent solution . Yes, i think where we have space and we havel where we have space and we have outlived where we have space and we have outlived that space, they have accommoDated it very well. Its freedom accommoDated it very well. Its freedom of choice for the customers, they can freedom of choice for the customers, they can book a space and know they are going they can book a space and know they are going to they can book a space and know they are going to be there for hours or they can are going to be there for hours or they can pop in and have a coffee for half they can pop in and have a coffee for half an they can pop in and have a coffee for half an hour. The challenges for smaller for half an hour. The challenges for smaller outlets where there are a smaller smaller outlets where there are a smaller number of tables and people hogging smaller number of tables and people hogging a smaller number of tables and people hogging a table for an hour or two drinking hogging a table for an hour or two Drinking Coffee is not the best Business Drinking Coffee is not the best business for that outlet especially at Peak Business for that outlet especially at peak times. Business for that outlet especially at peak times business for that outlet especially at peak times. Business for that outlet especially at eak times. ~. ,. ,. , at peak times. What would you say to customers . At peak times. What would you say to customers . Often at peak times. What would you say to customers . Often its at peak times. What would you say to customers . Often its not customers . Often its not deliberate, a lack of awareness, they might watch that and think, thats me and i didnt realise. I thats me and i didnt realise. I agree, i do that and i work in case like this, agree, i do that and i work in case like this, we agree, i do that and i work in case like this, we get immersed in our eniails like this, we get immersed in our emails or like this, we get immersed in our E Mails or whatever we are reading, and its E Mails or whatever we are reading, and its easy E Mails or whatever we are reading, and its easy to lose track of time. The message is, dont forget this is a business. The message is, dont forget this is a business, these are businesses, there a business, these are businesses, there are a business, these are businesses, there are business pressures that have there are business pressures that have increased, labour, energy, food, have increased, labour, energy, food, increasing costs, whatever it may be food, increasing costs, whatever it may be we food, increasing costs, whatever it may be. We have to realise that there may be. We have to realise that there is may be. We have to realise that there is a may be. We have to realise that there is a price needed to that space there is a price needed to that sace. ,. ,. , space. Pennies are tight for individual space. Pennies are tight for individual workers space. Pennies are tight for individual workers at space. Pennies are tight for individual workers at the i space. Pennies are tight for individual workers at the moment but also for these businesses, every cover counts when it comes to occupying space. Its really great at the moment, i spent the last four years talking about struggles and this feels like a solution for both sides. ,. ,. ,. , sides. You have found the answer, Thank You sides. You have found the answer, Thank You as sides. You have found the answer, Thank You. As ever. Sides. You have found the answer, Thank You. As ever. Matt sides. You have found the answer, Thank You. As ever. Matt has sides. You have found the answer, Thank You. As ever. Matt has the l Thank You. As ever. Matt has the weather, Thank You. As ever. Matt has the weather. Are Thank You. As ever. Matt has the weather, are you Thank You. As ever. Matt has the weather, are you going Thank You. As ever. Matt has the weather, are you going to Thank You. As ever. Matt has the weather, are you going to go Thank You. As ever. Matt has the weather, are you going to go hiking . Looks like it. It does, doesnt it . A lovely shot. Lets have a look at summer, we all have an opinion on the weather and the perception but do the stats back it up . The Met Office revealed this yesterday. Summer across the uk was One of the coolest in nearly ten years. Probably does not surprise you, temperature is below average. What may surprise you, if we go back to the 60s, 70s and 805, the what may surprise you, if we go back to the 605, 705 and 805, the summer was a chilly warmer than average by comparison. What might surprise some of you is that Sunshine And Rainfall amounts were about average for the summer but there will be big variations in the rainfall chart. Brown colours are below average, some parts of England Half of the normal summer rainfall. The blue is where it was much wetter than normal, cumbria, parts of Western Scotland and we saw double the normal rainfall in some parts. For those in the wet spots where it was dull as well, there is more sunshine this week and also a bit of warmth. Today more sunshine then we saw there yesterday, but not completely dry picture. We still have showers around, be prepared, there will be sharp downpours not a thunderstorm. Some of the most frequent showers across parts of the midlands, eastern england, East Anglia, showers spreading into Northern Ireland and Western Scotland, brightening up later. Eastern scotland, Northern England, wales and the South West, and not a lot more in the way of sunshine. It will feel more pleasant when the sun is with you. A fresh feel to northern and western areas, still quite humid in East Anglia and the South East, with some sunshine and a few sharp showers we could get up to 26 degrees. The humid air will start to get away a little bit more tonight, some showers dotted around england and wales pushing into Northern Ireland and South West scotland. The clearest skies in south East Scotland and North East england. Here are the cooler conditions Tomorrow Morning, but the best of the Morning Sunshine here. Showers will be quite wide across northern and western areas and in East Anglia and western areas and in East Anglia and the South East tomorrow, a few will avoid them altogether but a few more Showers Tomorrow then we will Sea Today and temperatures continuing to drop. Beyond that, things are changing in terms of the weather pattern, it looks likely we are seeing low pressure developing to the south which will throw bands of Rain In across southernmost counties of england and wales but with a strengthening breeze we will see humid Air Push to our shores, bringing a lot of Cloud On Thursday and some outbreaks of rain, but by friday, saturday and potentially sandy, northern and western areas, temperature is into the low 205 and sunshine to go with it. So temperature is into the low 205 and sunshine to go with it. Sunshine to go with it. So there is summer, sunshine to go with it. So there is summer. Now sunshine to go with it. So there is summer, now we sunshine to go with it. So there is summer, now we are sunshine to go with it. So there is summer, now we are in sunshine to go with it. So there is summer, now we are in the sunshine to go with it. So there is i summer, now we are in the autumn. Back to school and back to work, typical Thank You. From gruesome crimes to grizzly deaths, Police Drama The Tower doesnt shy away from the darker side of policing. It returned for a third series Last Night, with actor jimmy akingbola taking on the role of an undercover Police Officer trying to bring a drug dealer tojustice. Lets Take A Look. Quizzed me a bit, then asked me if i wanted to step up. Meaning he wants you to be what, his driver, his wingman . What about jerelle . My gut says shaquille doesnt rate jerelle, not as much asjerelle thinks. Hed be amazing. I mean, shaquille hasnt really trusted anyOne since Aaron Kennedy was killed. Do you think you can do it . I can try. Hes still jumpy, though. Half suspects the met has an op going against him. Fact is, he pretty well described persis, including the ucs. You think we got a leak . Its more that he feels the met is holding back, watching him, you know . Buzzer, knocking. Jimmy akingbola joins us now. Morning. Good morning. Series One girl falls for a block of fle Series One and two pretty good of The Tower, and two pretty � The Tower, series three, though . I and two pretty good of The Tower, and two pretty good of The Tower, series three, though . I and two pretty good of The Tower, series three, though . Series three, though . Series three, though . I think it is series three, though . I think it is the best, i the best, i series three, though . I think it is series three, though . I think it is the best. I say series three, though . I think it is the best, i say it series three, though . I think it is the best, i say it every series three, though . I think it is the best, i say it every year the best. I say series three, though . I think it is the best, i say it series three, though . I think it is the best, i say it every series three, though . I think it is the best, i say it every Year Series three, though . I think it is the best, i say it every year it i the best, i say it every year it has elevated to a high level and all series three, though . I think it is the best, i say it every year it i level and all of the storylines that have been has elevated to a high level and all of the storylines that have been percolating since season One have percolating since season One have been resolved in season three but we been resolved in season three but we might have a fourth series if might have a fourth series if might have a fourth series if people have not seen it before, been resolved in season three but we might have fourth series if been resolved in season three but we might have not rth series if been resolved in season three but we might have not seen tries if been resolved in season three but we might have not seen it es if been resolved in season three but we might have not seen it before, bring us up to Date. What have they people have not seen it before, bring us up to Date. What have they missed in One and two . Ihla missed in One and two . Ihla bring us up to Date. What have they missed in One and two . No spoilers, if ou bring us up to Date. What have they missed in One and two . No spoilers, if ou missed in One and two . No spoilers, if you havent missed in One and two . No spoilers, if you havent seen missed in One and two . No spoilers, if you havent seen it missed in One and two . No spoilers, missed in One and two . No spoilers, if you havent missed in One and two . No spoilers, if you havent seen missed in One and two . No spoilers, if you havent seen it before, if you havent seen it if you havent seen it before, basically in season One, a young if you havent seen it before, basically in season One, a young girl falls for a block of flats in girl falls for a block of flats in the whole of season One is about who the whole of season One is about who did it and it happen. Did itand how did it happen. Falls off a block of flats. There was some evidence that was never found so that is still unresolved. And season two, we had domestic violence cases that were solved, and we had also and ending with my character agreed making well. For us its all about making it feeling authentic but also playing it real. The show is so nuanced, it doesnt hit you over the head with everything and it is representative of what is going on right now. Playing an undercover cop, you get two for One, i get to play two characters, steve the Cop And Steve undercover guy why do you sometimes forget who are playing . Sometimes, cut, jimmy, you sound like the undercover guy and you are a Police Officer i really like showing my range, he has got a different character, and he seems and sounds different. I always like to do extremes of characters, now i am doing jeffrey in Bel Air. You should get am doing jeffrey in Bel Air. You should get charged twice you should get charged twice you should get charged twice you should get paid twice for doing two characters. You should get paid twice for doing two characters. ,. , , characters. You have ust listed. Uite characters. You have ust listed tuite a characters. You have ust listed quite a Range H characters. You have ust listed quite a range of characters. You have ust listed quite a range of very characters. You have just listed quite a range of very different l quite a range of very different characters, that is phenomenal range characters, that is phenomenal range i characters, that is phenomenal ranle,. , characters, that is phenomenal ranue. I, range. I always saw myself as a leadinu range. I always saw myself as a leading actor range. I always saw myself as a leading actor that range. I always saw myself as a leading actor that also range. I always saw myself as a leading actor that also loves i leading actor that also loves creating iconic characters. I started off in comedy, my firstjob was on the bbc, the crouchs, and i have dOne a lot of Theatre Work as well, Ijust Want have dOne a lot of Theatre Work as well, i just want to keep stretching myself as an actor. In well, i just want to keep stretching myself as an actor. Myself as an actor. In the last few ears we myself as an actor. In the last few years we heard myself as an actor. In the last few years we heard that myself as an actor. In the last few years we heard that tv myself as an actor. In the last few years we heard that tv is myself as an actor. In the last few years we heard that tv is dead i myself as an actor. In the last few| years we heard that tv is dead and over, it all on our phOnes and laptops, and yet your show is proof that Tv Drama is thriving. I laptops, and yet your show is proof that Tv Drama is thriving. That Tv Drama is thriving. I think its a very that Tv Drama is thriving. I think its a very exciting that Tv Drama is thriving. I think its a very exciting time. That Tv Drama is thriving. I think i its a very exciting time. September alOne is popping. You have got The Tower, belair, but also alOne is popping. You have got The Tower, Bel Air, but also shows like sherwood that everyOne is talking about, trigger point, you could go on. I rememberwhen about, trigger point, you could go on. I remember when everyOne was watching shows like line of duty, peaky blinders. I think people get worried about the Binge Aspect but i think there is a lot you can do now to avoid spoilers on Social Media. This shows you mentiOned raised the bar and since then everything has to be brilliant to succeed. If bar and since then everything has to be brilliant to succeed. Be brilliant to succeed. If you are uuoin to be brilliant to succeed. If you are going to present be brilliant to succeed. If you are going to present something i be brilliant to succeed. If you are going to present something to i be brilliant to succeed. If you are going to present something to a | going to present something to a channel it has to be undeniable. When i look at Bel Air, to do a retelling of the fresh prince of Bel Air, it only would work if it was going to be a drama and it being about that excellence and tapping into it in a cultural way black excellent. Into it in a cultural way black excellent excellent. And not copying the ori. Inal . Excellent. And not copying the original . Yes, excellent. And not copying the original . Yes, you excellent. And not copying the original . Yes, you have i excellent. And not copying the original . Yes, you have to i excellent. And not copying the original . Yes, you have to be| excellent. And not copying the i original . Yes, you have to be brave with that and original . Yes, you have to be brave with that and a original . Yes, you have to be brave with that and a lot original . Yes, you have to be brave with that and a lot of original . Yes, you have to be brave with that and a lot of people i original . Yes, you have to be brave with that and a lot of people did i with that and a lot of people did not want to watch Bel Air because they thought it was a comedy but it is a drama. But also with things like The Tower on itv, you have got great shows like forgotten, but we wanted to stand on our own two feet and not copy those shows, we have got a great cast, its One big family. J got a great cast, its One big famil. , got a great cast, its One big famil. ,. , � , got a great cast, its One big famil. ,. ,� , � , family. I guess for british tv, its not ust family. I guess for british tv, its notjust british family. I guess for british tv, its notjust british tv family. I guess for british tv, its notjust british tv any family. I guess for british tv, its notjust british tv any more. If. Notjust british tv any more. If that show works here on any channel it gets sold all over the world so it gets sold all over the world so it looks fantastic, the production values. ~. , � values. Welcome to britbox well, britbox is on values. Welcome to britbox well, britbox is on the values. Welcome to britbox well, britbox is on the us values. Welcome to britbox well, britbox is on the us streaming i britbox is on the us streaming channels, and we will have The Tower on that. I we are hoping that Bel Air is going to be picked up by the bbc so that is a plug hoist . Belair is going to be picked up by the bbc so that is a plug how many times can you the bbc so that is a plug how many times can you mention the bbc so that is a plug how many times can you mention it the bbc so that is a plug how many times can you mention it you i the bbc so that is a plug how many times can you mention it you are i times can you mention it you are still travelling backwards and forwards . ,. ,. ,. , forwards . Yes, i am so proud of belair forwards . Yes, i am so proud of itelair and forwards . Yes, i am so proud of belair and the forwards . Yes, i am so proud of belair and The Tower. Forwards . Yes, i am so proud of belair and The Tower. Its i forwards . Yes, i am so proud of belair and The Tower. Its a forwards . Yes, i am so proud of. Belair and The Tower. Its a great Bel Air and The Tower. Its a great time to be working, its a tough time to be working, its a tough time for people struggling not to work. I also have a production company, we are on our fifth season of a Panel Show Comedy about black history. We are trying to push the work, push boundaries and stay employed. Work, push boundaries and stay employed work, push boundaries and stay emlo ed. , ~. , , employed. Sounds like you are super bus , not employed. Sounds like you are super busy. Notjust employed. Sounds like you are super busy, notjust employed employed. Sounds like you are super busy, notjust employed thank employed. Sounds like you are super busy, not just employed Thank You | busy, notjust employed Thank You for coming in, jimmy. The Tower� is on itv One tonight at nine. Stay with us, headlines coming up. Live from london. This is bbc news. A second night of intense street protests in israel as pressure builds on Benjamin Netanyahu to reach a Ceasefire Deal and bring back all hostages In Gaza. Pope francis arrives in indOnesia at the start of his ambitious twelve Day Trip to asia. The Uk Government has announced a crackdown on Street Crime as Snatch Thefts hit their highest rate in over a decade. Hello. Israels prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked for forgiveness from israelis for failing to return six hostages found dead In Gaza on saturday. 97 hostages taken by hamas last october are still believed to be In Gaza its thought that 33
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