Test in southampton. The remarkable story of british pilot Stephen Cameron who spent two months on life support in vietnam with coronavirus and is now on his way home. Good morning. It is going to be a warmer day for us today. Most places will be dry with sunny spells. Rain into the north west of the uk later on. Join me laterfor all the details. Good morning. Its sunday 12th july. Our top story the government is to spend more than £700 million on increased security and border checks in preparation for the end of the brexit transition period at the end of the year. Therell be 500 new staff, and new inland border posts where existing ports have no room to cope with the extra checks that will be required. Heres our Political Correspondent iain watson. Dover is the busiest channel port. It will be on the front line of new regulations from the end of the year. When the bread the transition period comes to a close, new checks will be necessary. There are new facilities built inland. Uk will phase in its new system over six months. Eu countries will begin checks on our experts from january one. Getting ready for life outside the Eu Customs Union doesnt come cheap. The government will spend £470 million on new customs facilities such as Border Control coasts and a further 235 million on it and staffing, including the recruitment of 500 more border force staff. Government ministers havent said exactly where when the new facilities will be ready. The trade secretary has expressed concerns about the lack of necessary infrastructure at uk ports, and she wa nts infrastructure at uk ports, and she wants assurances from government collea g u es wants assurances from government colleagues that a new customs system here in the uk will not be delayed any further than july next year. Labour is accusing ministers of being complacent in their post brexit preparations, and the party claims there is a growing sense of chaos in the government. Government ministers argue they are an unprecedented investment to keep our borders secure. Iain watson, bbc news. Lets get more on this now with our Political Correspondent nick eardley. £700 million. Give us more detail and where it will be spent. Remember the days when we used to speak about nothing apart from brexit . Despite all the focus being elsewhere, this has been going on behind the scenes, with the brexit talks continuing, and this is all part of making sure that we are ready for leaving the transition period at the end of this year. 470 million of that cash you have been speaking about will be for new infrastructure, things like ports to make sure that cheques can be done on anything coming into the uk and then there will be another 230 million which will go on getting new staff in place, we think there will be about 500 new border staff needed, and a new it system to make sure that everything is fine. There are some concerns in the government that ministers are being a bit slow on this. They havent quite got up to pace with exactly what is going to pace with exactly what is going to be needed to make sure it is all a smooth process. As you had there, instead of all coming in at the one time, it will be phased in over six months, and labour are saying they think the government is not on top of it. It is an attempt to persuade us or we will be ready. And are we going to hear more details tomorrow about a new points based immigration system . Priti patel is tipped to tell us more about that. We know there is going to be this australian filesystem where you earn points based on the skills you have and what you are contributing to the country. A couple of things i think we will find out tomorrow about special schemes. 0ne we will find out tomorrow about special schemes. One will be for nhs staff from other countries who will come to the work for the health service, there will be an easier route for them to get in. Likewise for people who have studied in the uk, a special scheme that comes into allow you to stay for two or three depending on the qualifications you have to build up the points you need with a better job have to build up the points you need with a betterjob or earning a bit more money. As i say, i think we will hear a bit more over the next few weeks about how the uk is getting ready for brexit. The government wants to persuade us all that everything is in place to make sure the end of the transition is smooth, whether we get the deal or not. Thank you very much. President trump has worn a Face Covering in public for the First Time Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. As infection rates reached record levels this week, donald trump seemed to heed the advice of his advisors and experts and wore a mask despite previously saying he would never do so. 0ur correspondentjohn mcmanus has the story. An unexpected change of direction. President from wearing a face mask in public for the first time. Although he recently said that he thought he resembled the lone ranger when he donned a face mask, he originally refused to wear one. originally refused to wear oneli think originally refused to wear one. think wearing a face mask is a great president , by ministers, dictators, kings, queens, i dont see it for myself. A change of heart comes at covid i9 tightens its grip on the us. So far there have been 135,000 deaths from the virus with 3. 2 million cases and the us is the worst hit country. The numbers just keep on rising. Florida is one of those state struggling to contain the virus. After attempting to open in may, the state ordered bars to close again at the end ofjune. In arizona, there has been a steady rise in the use of Artificial Breeding machines in intensive care units. Its bars and clubs have also been closed again. While in texas, several hospitals say their coronavirus awards are at or near capacity. In orlando, the world is reopening its parks on saturday. Magic kingdom and animal kingdom. Decisions over Face Coverings are contentious in the us although many of donald trump owns a bot is regarded as a personal choice and not something to be imposed by the state. Many their president is trying to tread a fine line. state. Many their president is trying to tread a fine line. I think it isa trying to tread a fine line. I think it is a great thing to wear a mask. I have never been against masks but ido i have never been against masks but i do believe they have a time and a place. Other World Leaders are already leading by example. Some more reluctantly than others. All eyes will now be on mr trump to see if his mask will be a lasting feature. John mcmanus, bbc news. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes says that until now, the president has refused to wear a Face Covering in front of the cameras, but said he was expected to wear one in hospitals. Well, there has been a lot of pressure on the president to wear a mask like pretty much everyone else is being encouraged to, especially in recent weeks. Indeed, in some american cities, it is compulsory if you go out in public, even out in the open air to wear a mask such is the problem with coronavirus, the growing problem in cities like the one im in right now, in los angeles. But the president has steadfastly refused at least to be seen in public wearing a mask. There was one occasion when he was out and about, it was a private visit we understand, and one or two pictures did emerge that he was wearing a mask. But, generally, he has become known for a president who did not want to wear the mask, and he explained repeatedly why he believed it wasnt necessary, that he is tested for the coronavirus frequently, so are the people around him, and he practices social distancing with those officials he works very closely with. So he didnt feel it was necessary, apart from today when he was visiting this hospitaljust outside of washington, when he said a couple of days ago, in a hospital setting, he said, he didnt want to be responsible for perhaps infecting other people, and of course that is one of the big reasons we are asked to wear masks, is to stop us infecting others, and it seems that the president has now heeded that advice. Thousands of people staged a demonstration in tel aviv last night, protesting against Economic Hardship and what they say is the israeli governments mishandling of the pandemic. The event was organised by small businesses, self employed workers and performing artists groups angered by government coronavirus measures. Israel has seen a spike in infections with nearly 1,500 new cases reported on friday. One of indias most famous bollywood stars, amitabh bachchan, has tested positive for coronavirus and has been admitted to a hospital in mumbai. In a tweet to his 43 million followers, he asked anyone who had come into contact with him in the past ten days to get tested. Officials say the 77 year old is in a stable condition. An Airline Pilot from North Lanarkshire who contracted covid 19 in vietnam and spent more than two months on life support in a hospital in Ho Chi Minh City is on his way home. Doctors gave 42 year old Stephen Cameron a 10 chance of survival in a country that has recorded no official covid deaths. Alexandra mackenzie reports. He had only recently arrived in vietnam to work as a pilot for vn among airways. It is thought to have contracted covid 19 on a night out in Ho Chi Minh City at the end of march. The case attracted much Media Attention because in vietnam, the number of coronavirus cases is below 400. There were no registered deaths. The 42 year old from motherwell spent more than two months on a ventilator. There were few critical patients, so he was treated by the countrys top clinicians. But stephen, his face has been blurred in this hospital footage, had multiple complications. My footage, had multiple complications. My friend craig was told by the foreign commonwealth i office had a 10 chance of survival, so he expected the worst. You start to do things you expect somebody to do if i was coming home in a box. However, after ten weeks, doc woken from a coma and he dared to think about home. The odds say that i shouldnt be here, so i can only think everybody here for doing what they have done, and i go home with a happy heart, but they sad one because i am leaving so many people here i have made friends with. Stephen is on the road to recovery. He lost weight and muscle strength and suffered fatigue and depression stop there was also a debate about who would pay the medical bills. He is now on his way home and an emotional reunion is expected with friends and family in motherwell. Alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. Incredible story hes raised over £30 million for the nhs, had a number one single with michael ball and been given a knighthood. You all know who were talking about now of course, its captain sir tom moore. Well, now he can add being a member of the england football squad to his long list of achievements. David beckham has named him as the honorary captain of the lionhearts, an initiative honouring inspirational people whove gone above and beyond during the pandemic. Lets take a look at what happened when david met sir tom. David. Captain sir tom, thank you for having me here today. I am very excited about meeting you and it is a real pleasure for me to be down here to personally say thank you and also to present you with a little present from the england team. Very kind of you, and i am delighted to receive that honour from you, especially from you. Thank you very much indeed. Gorgeous. Fantastic, isnt it . Captain sir tom never in any doubt lets take a look at todays front pages. The sunday telegraph reports that taxes and red tape will be slashed in towns and cities across the uk next year under plans by the chancellor, rishi sunak, for a post brexit and post coronavirus economic revolution. Almost all the front pages feature a picture of 1966 world cup winner jack charlton, who has died aged 85. The observer describes the former leeds defender and republic of ireland manager as a true giant of english football. The sunday express leads with one of our main stories this morning a pledge from the government that it will seize back control of its borders by the end of the year, whatever the outcome of the brexit negotiations. Shall have a look at what is inside our papers this morning . There is a great story on a slightly sporty theme. This is in the telegraph. This is about the train tim vaughan, tom racehorse trainer who has moved his stables basically hire up a hill because. Altitude training. Exactly it is exactly that. He is preparing for major tournaments, they have 800 metres up a slope at his farm in calgary in wales where there is plenty of air and sunshine to basically give the horses a clear airto to basically give the horses a clear air to breathe. Have to finish running up the hill to get home. He is saying, people thought i was mad. I spent four years analysing it. Neither horses inhaling as clean airas you it. Neither horses inhaling as clean air as you possibly can. It is the moisture in the environment that holds the allergens and affects the horses respiratory system. There is a story here which many of us will identify with, from our youth, particularly with theme tunes, which have become so familiar. Yes, minister, grange hill. Did you like that . But now you can skip the info, so you go straight to the meat of the programme. This says its damaging a tv tradition the theme tune. There is black beauty, doctor who. Classic theme tunes. Get in touch until is your favourite theme tunes. Do you always skip intro . Sometimes. But we have seen stuff on netflix like money heist, which has a really nice theme tune, but you get into the habit of skipping it after a while because you think, ive heard it. Iskip ive heard it. I skip every time. Thats the great thing about this programme you cant skip the theme tune. You cant get anything, can you . Thats the inside of the sunday papers for you this morning. I think the weather might be slightly improving over the coming days. Heres darren with a look at this mornings weather. Thats a beautiful picture behind you. Its great, isnt it . Someone has enjoyed an amazing sunrise. Looks like theyve been camping. Thats the scene on whats going to be a decent day for much of the country. Temperatures will be higher than they were yesterday. The only fly in they were yesterday. The only fly in the ointment is this whether front that will be arriving across North Western areas later in the day. 0therwise High Pressure will be in charge once again. Underneath the High Pressure, habitually first thing. Its going to warm up in the sunshine. There will be some patchy fair weather cloud, always more cloudy towards the Northern Isles of scotland. Cloudy through the afternoon in Northern Ireland, and the sunshine turning hazy in scotland, but we could make 20 degrees around the murray firth and aberdeenshire. 18 at best in Northern Ireland on 23 or 24 towards the south east of england, they were warmer day across the board. A fine evening across england and wales, but the rain will push across scotland. Further rain overnight moving away from Northern Ireland, patchy rain moving into england and wales. A lot more cloud around tonight. Temperatures are going to be much higher than over the last couple of nights, typically 11 or 12 degrees, because weve got this whether front thats arriving in the north west and slipping slowly further southwards on monday across the uk and pushing that High Pressure a little further away. So there will be much more cloud on monday. Some patchy rain heading its way down into Northern England, particularly into wales and perhaps the south west. Eastern areas dry. A little sunshine coming into the north, but even here its quite cloudy. A few showers as well. Not bad temperatures, possibly 20 degrees in eastern scotland with the highest temperatures in the south east, where we may see the best of the sunshine, 24 degrees here. That will bring a little rain across south eastern parts of the uk, nota across south eastern parts of the uk, not a great deal. Another one arriving into the northwest on tuesday, but we will be in between weather fronts really, and tuesday, but we will be in between weatherfronts really, and cooler and fresher and are heading away on tuesday as well. The north westerly breeze, not particularly strong, but againafair breeze, not particularly strong, but again a fair bit of cloud on tuesday. Some sunshine coming through now and again. Some showers, not many of those. It will cloud overin not many of those. It will cloud over in Northern Ireland, and we will see patchy rain, especially later in the day, but those temperatures are a bit low on tuesday, so we are dropping the temperatures in the north westerly breeze 16 or 17, similar numbers to yesterday in scotland and Northern Ireland, highs of 20 in the south east. 0ver Northern Ireland, highs of 20 in the south east. Over the week ahead i suspect there will be quite a lot of cloud across the uk. Not much rain, it has to be said. A drier week ahead. Some sunshine coming through now and again, and the highest temperatures will be in the south east. Back to you. Weve started something about tv theme tunes and flicking over them. A p pa re ntly theme tunes and flicking over them. Apparently the number of all time was doctor who. Pauline says m. A. S. H. And was doctor who. Pauline says m. A. S. H. And another one, was doctor who. Pauline says m. A. S. H. And another one, game of thrones. Heres another one. Now, its time for the film review with anna smith. Hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. Im filling in for mark kermode to review this weeks releases. First up, spaceship earth, a fascinating documentary about eight people who locked down for two years for a science experiment. As i am ready to enter, i take my last breath of this atmosphere in two years. We were pioneers. We were the first biospherians. How can you prepare yourself for a journey into the unknown . The biosphere 2 is a collection of huge geodesic domes built in the arizona desert, home to an entire ecological system, including ra