coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, dan walker and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, businessel at 6:00. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: australia's court of appeal has dismissed cardinal george pell‘s appeal against his conviction for sexually abusing children. he is the most senior catholic cleric to be found guilty of the crime. borisjohnson prepares to meet german chancellor angela merkel as he tries to persuade europe to agree a brexit deal. the british prime minister's tough stance has put him on a collision course with eu leaders who insist the withdrawal deal is final. president trump says he's postponing a trip to denmark because the prime minister has rebuffed his offer to buy greenland. mette frederiksen had already described the president's suggestion as absurd and said she hoped he wasn't being serious. now, it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with il fatto quotidiano, which, like much of the press in italy, covers the resignation of the prime minister. giuseppe conte quit

coming up at 6:00am on breakfast, dan walker and naga munchetty will have all the day‘s news, business brexit and its impact on the uk‘s farming industry. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: after weeks of anti—government protests, hong kong‘s chief executive says she will set up a platform for dialogue. a young woman is cleared of murder in el salvador, casting a fresh light on the country‘s strict anti—abortion laws. now it‘s time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian, and uk prime minister borisjohnson, who has written a letter suggesting the brexit backstop could be replaced by a new form of commitments to prevent a hard border. the eu, however, remains unconvinced, the paper says. the financial times leads on news that a hong kong billionaire has taken advantage of the weak pound to buy pubs group greene king. victor li, who is hong kong‘s richest man, struck a £4.6 billion deal for the uk‘s biggest listed pubs and brewery group. 0n the wrap website, the news that twitter and facebook ha

welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and sally nugent. 21—year—old man is charged over the el paso shooting that left 20 people dead. a six—year—old boy remains critically ill after he was thrown from the tenth floor of the tate modern. a teenager is in custody. emergency services battling to stop the collapse of a dam in derbyshire say it will take another two days to bring the water down to a safe level. the cost of extreme weather, from heatwaves to flooding in less than a week. how do insurers deal with unpredictable weather, and what could it cost us?

welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. 0ur headlines today: the moment a british airwayslanding. 0ne passenger compares it to a horror film. a teenager is charged with attempted murder after a 6—year—old boy was allegedly thrown from viewing platform of the tate modern art gallery. eu officials say they currently have no reason to hold any further brexit talks with the uk. england's batsmen crumble. australia rip through england's batting line—up to take a 1—0 lead in the ashes. ‘s

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.to ban drivers using their mobiles hands—free. a group of mps say it's just as dangerous as using your phone behind the wheel. first in line for a trade deal with the us — one of president trump's closest advisors says america will back the uk after brexit. a £100 million to boost security in prisons, but critics say the cash willjust tinker around the edges of the problem. retail rivals come together to challenge the government. bosses from some of the biggest shops in the country call for fundamental changes to business rates in order

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.he government to scrap strict competition laws, to ensure food supplies in the event of a no—deal brexit. i'm ata i'm at a wholesale market to find out what preparations are being made here by treaties. plans to resolve a row with doctors over their pension, after senior medics refuse overtime shifts increasing waiting times for operations. in sport, rooney returns. he'll join championship side derby county as player—coach when he leaves the mls injanuary.

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.of nora quoirin pay tribute to their most precious girl as they desperately seek answers in malaysia over her death. former chancellor philip hammond launches an attack on the prime minister, accusing him of wrecking the uk's chances of getting a deal with the eu. a nervous wait for vocational students. nearly 80,000 find out their btec level 3 qualifications today, the biggest single results day for vocational courses. life after the troubles —

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: borisjohnson prepares tokel as he tries to persuade the eu to agree a deal without the controversial irish backstop. more than 200,000 children in england are believed to be homeless, with some being housed in converted shipping containers. britain's top bosses take a pay cut. the average chief executive salary at the country's largest companies has fallen by more than 10%, but it's still 117 times that of an average full—time worker.

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and steph mcgovern.uk loses its ‘measles free' status, after a fall in the number of children getting their second vaccination. jeremy corbyn pledges to do everything he can to stop a no—deal brexit and accuses boris johnson of provoking a national crisis. good morning from leicestershire. this week, the bbc is focusing on farming. today we are looking at what the national farmers' farming. today we are looking at what the nationalfarmers' union is calling its biggest challenge, climate change. taking the uk to the top of the league.

welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: drug crime on the riseres. another rival going from manchester, or some other tribe coming into town, and leaning on the business, well, then you are going to start getting fighting between the two gangs. it comes as the prime minister lanches a review into tougher sentences for the most dangerous and violent offenders. missing in malaysia — the parents of teenager nora quoirin could offer a reward to help find her. a tough month on the high street.

dan walker and steph mcgovern will have all the day's news, business and sport.ever you want them. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the iranian oil tanker which was impounded in gibraltar last month has left port and is heading east into the mediterranean. more than 4,000 people have been evacuated as wildfires continue to rage in the canary islands. fire crews are working around the clock. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the times, and uk prime minister borisjohnson, who the paper says has accused remain—supporting former ministers of leaking details of no—deal planning in anattempt to damage brexit negotiations. the arab news leads with the horrific suicide bomb attack at a wedding in afghanistan. islamic state militants have admitted to killing 63 people at the ceremony in kabul. the south china morning post reports hundreds of thousands of anti—government protesters braved torrential rains to demonstrate on the streets of hong kong. the paper says the prot

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and dan walker.ow of police officer andrew harper pays moving tribute to her husband, as a man is charged with his murder. the prime minister tells the eu that the irish border backstop plan must be scrapped. the cost of a no—deal brexit on the country's farms. leaving the eu without an agreement could mean £850 million a year in lost profits. i'll be speaking to farmers about the challenges and opportunities created by brexit. sir eltonjohn steps in to defend the duke and duchess of sussex‘s use of private jets for holidays.

welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today: facing the death penalty, a 21—year—old man is charged over the el paso shooting that left 20 people dead. a six—year—old boy remains critically ill after he was thrown from the tenth floor of the tate modern. a teenager is in custody. emergency services battling to stop the collapse of a dam in derbyshire say it will take another two days to bring the water down to a safe level. the cost of extreme weather, from heatwaves to flooding in less than a week. how do insurers deal with unpredictable weather, and what could it cost us? england's cricketers have a battle on their hands. yet another stunning century from australia's steve smith leaves the hosts 385 runs behind in the first ashes test. good morning. it is another day of sunshine and showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery, particularly so across scotland and northern ireland. and that sets us up northern ireland. and that sets us upfor northern ireland. and that sets us up for this week. i will h

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and mega munchetty. our headlines today: borisjohnson prepares to meet german leader angela merkel as he tries to persuade the eu to agree a deal without the controversial irish backstop. more than 200,000 children in england are believed to be homeless, with some being housed in converted shipping containers. britain's top bosses take a pay cut. the average chief executive salary at the country's largest companies has fallen by more than 10%, but it's still 117 times that of an average full—time worker. enough is enough. manchester united players urge social media companies to react after paul pogba receives racist abuse. good morning, once again from the farm in leicestershire as the bbc continues its focus on farming. today will be talking about gm crops as the prime minister, boris johnson, comes out in favour. it's a beautiful start of the day, chilly, we could have some rain and increasing winds coming in from the north. in the south, were looking at drain cloudy conditions. we'll have further deta

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and dan walker. our headlines today: "the most selfless person you will ever meet" — the widow of police officer andrew harper pays moving tribute to her husband, as a man is charged with his murder. the prime minister tells the eu that the irish border backstop plan must be scrapped. the cost of a no—deal brexit on the country's farms. leaving the eu without an agreement could mean £850 million a year in lost profits. i'll be speaking to farmers about the challenges and opportunities created by brexit. sir eltonjohn steps in to defend the duke and duchess of sussex's use of private jets for holidays. in sport, a missed chance for manchester united. paul pogba has his penalty saved, as united are held to a 1—1 draw by wolves in the premier league. good morning, through scotland and northern ireland today the day of sunshine and a few showers. for england and wales, a dry start then we have some showers coming into the west later. i'll have your full details in 15 minutes. it's tuesday, august 20. our

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the family of nora quoirin pay tribute to their most precious girl as they desperately seek answers in malaysia over her death. former chancellor philip hammond launches an attack on the prime minister, accusing him of wrecking the uk's chances of getting a deal with the eu. a nervous wait for vocational students. nearly 80,000 find out their btec level 3 qualifications today, the biggest single results day for vocational courses. life after the troubles — how many people in northern ireland continue to deal with the trauma of the conflict. england send for their archer. 1—0 down in the ashes series, jofra archer is ready to play his first test match for england, but they're more likely to be dodging showers than bouncers at lord's. losing a wife and mum to cancer — two cricketing legends tell us how they tried to prepare their children. it doesn't mean they can't have a great life, and for ruth to hear that, the weight of the world came off her shoulders, and for

welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: drug crime on the rise in small towns and villages, even as it falls in big city centres. another rival going from manchester, or some other tribe coming into town, and leaning on the business, well, then you are going to start getting fighting between the two gangs. it comes as the prime minister lanches a review into tougher sentences for the most dangerous and violent offenders. missing in malaysia — the parents of teenager nora quoirin could offer a reward to help find her. a tough month on the high street. why fewer shoppers and more closures made july an especially tough time for retailers. i'll have the details. a fabulous four and a perfect start to the new premier league season for manchester united, who thump chelsea at old trafford and inflict a first defeat for frank lampard. good morning. today we are looking ata good morning. today we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers. showers in the north and west, have very —— heavier and thundery sh

welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: the moment a british airways flight filled with smoke 10 minutes before landing. one passenger compares it to a horror film. a teenager is charged with attempted murder after a 6—year—old boy was allegedly thrown from viewing platform of the tate modern art gallery. eu officials say they currently have no reason to hold any further brexit talks with the uk. england's batsmen crumble. australia rip through england's batting line—up to take a 1—0 lead in the ashes. ‘s an icy swim, a 100—mile cycle uphill, and a marathon. how louise took on one of the toughest triathlon events in the world. today we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers once again. the heaviest showers in the north and west that they'll be slow—moving and thundery. —— west. they'll be slow—moving and thundery. more in 15 minutes. it's tuesday, august 6th. our top story: holidaymakers on a flight from heathrow to spain, had to be evacuated after smoke filled the cabin shortly before landing

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: calls to ban drivers using their mobiles hands—free. a group of mps say it's just as dangerous as using your phone behind the wheel. first in line for a trade deal with the us — one of president trump's closest advisors says america will back the uk after brexit. a £100 million to boost security in prisons, but critics say the cash willjust tinker around the edges of the problem. retail rivals come together to challenge the government. bosses from some of the biggest shops in the country call for fundamental changes to business rates in order to save the high street. in sport, beaten but at least he's back. andy murray loses on his return to singles tennis in cincinnati. he's taking things slowly and will only play doubles at the us open. good morning. a cool start to the dave but for many dry with sunshine. however, a few showers around and later we'll see rain coming in from the west —— to the day. i'll have more details in 15 minutes. it's tuesday the 13th of a

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and steph mcgovern. our headlines today: the uk loses its ‘measles free‘ status, after a fall in the number of children getting their second vaccination. jeremy corbyn pledges to do everything he can to stop a no—deal brexit and accuses boris johnson of provoking a national crisis. good morning from leicestershire. this week, the bbc is focusing on farming. today we are looking at what the national farmers‘ farming. today we are looking at what the nationalfarmers‘ union is calling its biggest challenge, climate change. taking the uk to the top of the league. as a gaming hub prepares to open in london, i'll be asking how businesses and wannabe world champions can make money from e—sports. england rattle australia in the ashes. a hostile bowling spell from jofra archer gave england a chance of winning at lord's, but the second test ends in a draw. good morning from central london. we are in green park. it is grazing week and this morning we will be joined by a flock of sheep and a cow. joined by a flock o

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: supermarkets call on the government to scrap strict competition laws, to ensure food supplies in the event of a no—deal brexit. i'm ata i'm at a wholesale market to find out what preparations are being made here by treaties. plans to resolve a row with doctors over their pension, after senior medics refuse overtime shifts increasing waiting times for operations. in sport, rooney returns. he'll join championship side derby county as player—coach when he leaves the mls injanuary. the boardmasters festival in newquay is cancelled just hours before it was due to go ahead because of fears of severe weather. we because of fears of severe weather. are live there ' have these plagued your summer holiday? apparently you need to master the ‘hard stare‘ if you want to protect yourself — and your chips — from seagulls. good morning. today we are looking ata good morning. today we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers. the heaviest of which will be in scotland. drie

football focus and dan walker will be looking ahead to it all from midday. talking about manchester united, and tammy abraham, who missed a penalty in the super cup for chelsea and received quite a bit of racist abuse. his manager, frank lampard, has spoken out against that. an interesting topic to discuss. we have these honesty cards on football focus, it's been one of my favourite item so far. we have james madison and ben chilwell from leicester to ask each other the questions. here isa ask each other the questions. here is a snippet. what would you be if you want a footballer? as singer, a voice of an angel. what is the weirdest thing a team that has done in your house? ben had a to at mine. and didn't flush the toilet! i knew you were going to try and kill me. that is unacceptable. taste dictates we don't pursue that any further. i thought we were going to talk about a lovely singing voice. i have been to that nicest toilet in britain, by the way. one other point to discuss, last weekend in the premier league, the most english players starting in the mo

dan walker always comes on with the flamboyant shirt on a saturday. i like this! thank you.ed out for 67. perhaps counting the cost of the attacking style of cricket played in one day matches, which is very different to what‘s required in test cricket. josh hazlewood taking five wickets in what was england‘s lowest score against australia in 71 years. there was hope — england reduced australia to 52—3 — only for marnus labuschagne, the man who replaced steve smith, to make an unbeaten 53. australia with a lead of 283. i spoke to ebony rainford brent, who told me why it‘s difficult for batsmen, many of whom who played in the world cup, find it difficult to switch between formats. if you are honest, getting in the nets, one minute trying to smash the ball for 620 47, your defence cuts out the window sometimes. jonny ba i rstow is out the window sometimes. jonny bairstow is an example. he has often open up his stance and exposed playing loose shots, but that is because he has been practising for the white ball format. in the old days, we used to have more of the old—fashioned a

dan walker's here to tell us what's on football focus. a head on tuesday when they were expelled from the efl so we were speaking to fans who feel they have been made an example of and will bolton be in that same position? the future looks a bit brighter for bolton and we have asked for the executive chair of the efl to come on the programme, she said no so we haven't got a reaction from the efl because they have had enough of talking about it but trying to get an insight into why it happened to barry, and our football focus honesty cards this week, we sent the campus to manchester city and caught up with kyle walker and raheem sterling and sometimes we take the reporter out of those interviews and you get a bit more fun. do you have an impression of each other? i missed that one out, that's my question. who could you both face time now that would definitely answer? john. yeah, john. i'm out of date. hello. hire, lad, how are you? your live on football focus. thank you. that is good, the whole thing is worth watching. we also have a liver