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look very different depending on where you are. some children at parks primary school are learning in a nearby council building and the headteacher has found an innovative way to get from a to b. two classes have been able to stay within this building, but we've had to bring portaloos for them because there is no toilets. we had a few children who were not going to the toilet for the day because they didn't like that, so we had to do some work around making them feel more secure within those areas. we miss each other. you know, the strength of this school is the togetherness of the community, of the staff, and we've done all we can. so we will be delighted once we're back all together. many schools, though, fear a solution is still some way in the distance. hazel shearing, bbc news. we're on target for some sporting history in london tonight. this is teen darts sensation luke littler. atjust 16 years old, he's become the youngest person ever to reach the final of the world darts championship. littler secured his place with a comprehensive 6—2

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Breakfast

ijust...i have no answers. i can't solve the problem myself as one parent. none of us can. we need the government to come together and to really understand what the impact of this is. the government says most of the 231 schools confirmed to have raac in england are teaching pupils in person, but that can look very different depending on where you are. some children at parks primary school are learning in a nearby council building and the headteacher has found an innovative way to get from a to b. two classes have been able to stay within this building, but we've had to bring portaloos for them because there is no toilets. we had a few children who were not going to the toilet for the day because they didn't like that, so we had to do some work around making them feel more secure within those areas. we miss each other. you know, the strength of this school is the togetherness of the community, of the staff, and we've done all we can. so we will be delighted once we're back all together. many schools, though, fear a solution is still some way in the distance.

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Breakfast

pistol. i'm losing the battle. he find -- fight forest fire a water pistol. i'm losing the battle. he is waitint pistol. i'm losing the battle. he is waiting for— pistol. i'm losing the battle. he is waiting for a _ pistol. i'm losing the battle. he is waiting for a browser _ pistol. i'm losing the battle. he is waiting for a browser from - pistol. i'm losing the battle. he is waiting for a browser from southeast water but as yet one has not been delivered and with every hour that passes, it is losing more stock and more money. this little scene tells its own story. on wednesday southeast water sent a tank of water here and of course they had nowhere to put it and had to get a giant paddling pool, some dustbins, huge water bottles and fill them up but the water has long since gone. at rather feel primary school with no running water, the classrooms are empty again. most pupils forced to stay at home. they have though been given 2000 litre tanks of water, but staff face the prospect of viewing that supplier to flush the toilet with buckets. irate that supplier to flush the toilet with buckets.— with buckets. we have been investigating _ with buckets. we have been investigating portaloos - with buckets. we have been investigating portaloos all. with buckets. we have been - investigating portaloos all week. it's festival season so they're not widely available. but we are hoping to have some on—site next week so that if this continues, we can still

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BBC News

spoken to. they generally say it is a moment of history. they don't want to miss it. they also really enjoy the process of camping out and having that little community together. all the other fans, having that little community together. all the otherfans, the flags, the hunting. the campers are kind of a tourist attraction themselves. you have people asking for selfies with them. they enjoy all the buzz and excitement ahead of the coronation. some of them do it year after year for all the royal events. it is a real highlight for them. for most people, you think camping in london is a nightmare, but these people enjoyed as much as the day itself, is thejubilee or the day itself, is thejubilee or the coronation. the the day itself, is the jubilee or the coronation.— the day itself, is the jubilee or the coronation. the big question that many people _ the coronation. the big question that many people at _ the coronation. the big question that many people at home - the coronation. the big question that many people at home are l that many people at home are desperate to ask is whether they go to the loo? :. desperate to ask is whether they go to the loo? . ,:, . :, :,, desperate to ask is whether they go to the loo? . ,:, . , : to the loo? there are portaloos. but i have a to the loo? there are portaloos. but i have a hot — to the loo? there are portaloos. but

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BBC News

in this migration centre have been there more than the 24—hour is that it was designed for. this is not ablated beds and all kinds of arrangements for people to sleep. it is a place where people are essentially sleeping on mats. we have seen people queueing up this to use the portaloos through the fences. this is still a place which is got very poor level of facilities for people spending any length of time here and certainly there are still 3000 plus still inside the centre. thank you for that. 0il giants bp have reported a massive profit between the months ofjuly and september this year. they've made $8.2 billion, that's £7.1 billion for the period. that's more than double the profit over the same three months last year. a windfall tax introduced by rishi sunak when he was chancellor means the company is expecting to pay almost £700 million on its profits this year. let's take you live to our business

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BBC News Special

hall and see the queen lying in state? , . ., hall and see the queen lying in state? , . . ., , , state? it is a great opportunity, ou state? it is a great opportunity, you know. _ state? it is a great opportunity, you know. not _ state? it is a great opportunity, you know, not - people - state? it is a great opportunity, you know, not - people get! state? it is a great opportunity, - you know, not - people get the you know, not many people get the chance _ you know, not many people get the chance i see — you know, not many people get the chance . see the _ you know, not many people get the chance . see the queen _ you know, not many people get the chance . see the queen finally - you know, not many people get the chance . se 96 re queen finally - you know, not many people get the chance . se 96 re queer her illy - you know, not many people get the chance . se 96 re queer her life. i resting after 96 years of her life. finally— resting after 96 years of her life. finally living _ resting after 96 years of her life. finally living her— resting after 96 years of her life. finally living her life _ resting after 96 years of her life. finally living her life to _ resting after 96 years of her life. finally living her life to the - finally living her life to the fullest _ finally living her life to the fullest and _ finally living her life to the fullest and may— finally living her life to the fullest and may she - finally living her life to the fullest and may she rest i finally living her life to the fullest and may she rest inj finally living her life to the - fullest and may she rest in peace. thank— fullest and may she rest in peace. thank you — fullest and may she rest in peace. thank you very _ fullest and may she rest in peace. thank you very much, _ fullest and may she rest in peace. thank you very much, i _ fullest and may she rest in peace. thank you very much, i will- fullest and may she rest in peace. thank you very much, i will let - fullest and may she rest in peace. i thank you very much, i will let you go and rejoin your space in the queue. thank you for speaking to me. like i said, the wristbands people are given when they arrive in the queue are numbered, so if people stepped out to use one of the portaloos scattered around the route, or they stop and get a coffee, they are able to re—enter the route. i've spoken to people who have come from all over, notjust to pay tribute and pay their respects, but people working here, police officers drafted in from other forces, from cornwall, for example, and up north, and some stewards working 14, 16 hour daysjust and up north, and some stewards working 14, 16 hour days just to do their part for this moment in history. this is quite a good feeling, a feeling of everybody coming together, there are coffee stalls set up, tea and coffee, some run by companies and others residents turning out along the

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BBC News at One

stretches beyond a zone to tower bridge and we believe it is now around four miles long. we have some people walking one way and just behind us, is the queue, and it is very stop start, you're either stuck in a crowd or chasing after people walking quite fast which is what people doing now. this is a huge operation. you can probably see behind me that there are stewards on hand to help, and lining the route, museums and local restaurants are open providing refreshments and comfort breaks. there is also 500 portaloos along the route for people coming down. if you want to come down then the advice is to bring snacks, wear comfortable footwear, you will be standing around for a long time and be prepared to make friends, we have seen many friendships made. travel advice, avoid green park station, and try to go on foot as much as possible. but

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BBC News

possibly even overnight, to see the queen's coffin. on wednesday night, people were there, from night time, to early morning. airport—style security will be in place once visitors have crossed lambeth bridge and reached the palace of westminster, before entering westminster hall. there is a big, white tent. there'll also be a separate, accessible route, highlighted here in purple, beginning at tate britain. local venues and museums, including the national theatre and sha kespeare's globe, will stay open for extended hours, for refreshments and comfort breaks. there will also be more than 500 portaloos along the route. it is very well organised. but everyone is being asked to respect the dignity of the event and remain silent, and dress appropriately

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20210618:13:27:00

nrap. _ government restrictions on the road nrap, we _ government restrictions on the road ntap. we are — government restrictions on the road map, we are limited in capacity and can't _ map, we are limited in capacity and can't encourage people to gather so we are _ can't encourage people to gather so we are having to be creative and think— we are having to be creative and think about ways people can engage in live _ think about ways people can engage in live events without moving completely to a digital festival. tell us— completely to a digital festival. tell us about the issues you have faced in the last few months. supply issues have — faced in the last few months. supply issues have been _ faced in the last few months. supply issues have been the _ faced in the last few months. supply issues have been the main _ faced in the last few months. supplyl issues have been the main challenge, one everyone — issues have been the main challenge, one everyone can— issues have been the main challenge, one everyone can relate _ issues have been the main challenge, one everyone can relate to _ issues have been the main challenge, one everyone can relate to in - one everyone can relate to in particular— one everyone can relate to in particular as _ one everyone can relate to in particular as toilets - one everyone can relate to in particular as toilets and i one everyone can relate to in| particular as toilets and there one everyone can relate to in i particular as toilets and there is a shortage — particular as toilets and there is a shortage for— particular as toilets and there is a shortage for events _ particular as toilets and there is a shortage for events like - particular as toilets and there is a shortage for events like ours i particular as toilets and there is a i shortage for events like ours around the country— shortage for events like ours around the country due _ shortage for events like ours around the country due to _ shortage for events like ours around the country due to in _ shortage for events like ours around the country due to in the _ shortage for events like ours around the country due to in the stalls i shortage for events like ours around the country due to in the stalls in i the country due to in the stalls in the country due to in the stalls in the schools. _ the country due to in the stalls in the schools, hospitals— the country due to in the stalls in the schools, hospitals and - the country due to in the stalls in the schools, hospitals and otherl the schools, hospitals and other temporary — the schools, hospitals and other temporary associations - the schools, hospitals and other temporary associations that i the schools, hospitals and other temporary associations that are | the schools, hospitals and other. temporary associations that are not toilets _ temporary associations that are not toilets to _ temporary associations that are not toilets to be — temporary associations that are not toilets to be had. _ temporary associations that are not toilets to be had. not _ temporary associations that are not toilets to be had. not enough i toilets to be had. not enough portaioos_ toilets to be had. not enough portaloos for— toilets to be had. not enough portaloos for the _ toilets to be had. not enough portaloos for the uk. - toilets to be had. not enough portaloos for the uk.— toilets to be had. not enough portaloos for the uk. you're smiling about that but _ portaloos for the uk. you're smiling about that but if _ portaloos for the uk. you're smiling about that but if you _ portaloos for the uk. you're smiling about that but if you don't _ portaloos for the uk. you're smiling about that but if you don't have i about that but if you don't have enough you can't put events on the? if we had not secured what we had we would _ if we had not secured what we had we would not _ if we had not secured what we had we would not be — if we had not secured what we had we would not be able _ if we had not secured what we had we would not be able to _ if we had not secured what we had we would not be able to open. _ if we had not secured what we had we would not be able to open. you - if we had not secured what we had we would not be able to open.— would not be able to open. you will also tell me — would not be able to open. you will also tell me about _ would not be able to open. you will also tell me about an _ would not be able to open. you will also tell me about an issue - would not be able to open. you will also tell me about an issue with i would not be able to open. you will also tell me about an issue with a l also tell me about an issue with a huge tent due over from belgium, what happened to? the huge tent due over from belgium, what happened to?— what happened to? 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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20210613:17:56:00

tables of six, everyone has tried to come and try to stay apart from each other as well. did you feel safe? yeah, ifelt other as well. did you feel safe? yeah, i felt safe today. we got the portaloos — yeah, i felt safe today. we got the portaloos here that we have been able to _ portaloos here that we have been able to go — portaloos here that we have been able to go to, we've been wearing masks _ able to go to, we've been wearing masks into— able to go to, we've been wearing masks into the toilets, and yes, it's been— masks into the toilets, and yes, it's been safe. we've got sanitiser, everyone _ it's been safe. we've got sanitiser, everyone has been tear apart so i can't _ everyone has been tear apart so i can't fault — everyone has been tear apart so i can't fault it to be honest. lauren, what has it— can't fault it to be honest. lauren, what has it been _ can't fault it to be honest. lauren, what has it been like _ can't fault it to be honest. lauren, what has it been like for— can't fault it to be honest. lauren, what has it been like for you? 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