welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. good morning. the manager says his team are fully refocused for the challenge of ukraine — determined to make sure the win over germany wasn't in vain. it's england's first game away from home, and fans have been told not to travel because of the pandemic. doctors call for measures such as face coverings to be kept in place beyond july 19th, to stop the spread of covid.

charlie stayt says 3—i brilliant. charlie stayt says 3—1 and confidence, everybody at home.nly game they probably played fairly poorly was against scotland, but i've played in lots of those games against your neighbours, particularly against the republic of ireland, when you play with players in your own league and stuff like that, they are one—offs and difficult. you don't read too much into those. but, that aside, i think they've been exceptionally solid. they've got better as the tournament has progressed. grealish! beating germany i think was a big mental block to overcome perhaps. almost perfect performance in the quarterfinals against ukraine. i think the team have got great depth in their squad, lots of forward players, in particular. you can change the side after 60 minutes and bring on players that are at least of equal stature to the ones on the pitch, which i don't think we've ever been able to do before. 0bviously everyone picks their own england team. we all have different versions of it. the only person that matters is gareth southgate and, so far, tactically a

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.h, but the health secretary claims it will make a "real difference to people's lives." not to people's lives." only putting more money in the pockets, not only putting more money in their pockets, but showing them how much we value and respect their incredible contribution to our nation. shop owners warn their ability to keep shelves stocked and remain open is under increasing pressure because of the number of staff self—isolating. the boss of the tokyo olympics opening ceremony has been sacked just a day before it's due to take place. while the team gb flagbearers for the ceremony have been announced.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines. the worst floods in living memory sweep across germany and belgium killing at least 70 people. dozens more are missing with further heavy rain expected today. �*grab a jab' vaccine sites open across england in a final push to get all adults vaccinated before monday's easing of restrictions. good monday's easing of restrictions. morning. is busins the good morning. is business ready for the big reopening? there is a rise in cases in confusion over mask wearing and more being told to self—isolate. ifind out if wearing and more being told to self—isolate. i find out if firms are ready to shake off restrictions. in the garden of england, the rose is in bloom. justin rose, one of three english players, within touching distance of the lead at the open, alongside danny willet and tommy fleetwood as they head into the second day at royal st george's. good morning. i'm on brighton beach. a gorgeous start to the day ahead of what is set to be a hot and sunny few days ahead. the forecast coming

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. the tokyo 0lympics begins two weeks today, but there won't be any spectators. we'll talk to former 0lympic cyclist and gold medallist callum skinner about what it means for those competing. we'rejoined by doctors and identical twins chris and xand, whose new podcast explores our addiction to ultra—processed food and the impact it has on our bodies. jane has all the sports. it is aettina jane has all the sports. it is getting busy- _ jane has all the sports. it is getting busy. it _ jane has all the sports. it is getting busy. it is - jane has all the sports. it is getting busy. it is all- jane has all the sports. it is getting busy. it is all about the build—up. italy will be a tough team to beat. you do not go 33 matches unbeaten for no reason. having said that, they would ratherface denmark than england because england are a gifted team and a physical side. it will be an interesting match for the neutral. england will be at st george's park again today, as the countdown continues to

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. our headlines today: expectations are high as england bid for a place in the semifinal of the euros for the first time in a quarter of a century. and the manager says his team are fully refocused for the challenge of ukraine — determined to make sure the win over germany wasn't in vain. it's england's first game away from home, and fans have been told not to travel because of the pandemic. doctors call for measures such as face coverings to be kept in place beyond july 19th, to stop the spread of covid. and while they will be some sunshine around our times this weekend, be prepared for some big storm clouds around. they could be some torrential rain at times too. i'll have the full forecast here on breakfast. it's saturday, the 3rd ofjuly. our top story: anticipation is building ahead of england's european football championships clash with ukraine this evening, with a place in the semifinals up for grabs. fans h

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today.—night penalties at wembley. good morning. the day has arrived. we expect almost 60,000 fans here and i�*d audience of many millions as the nation stops to watch. an investigation begins into the use of private email accounts

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines.missing with further heavy rain expected today. �*grab a jab' vaccine sites open across england in a final push to get all adults vaccinated before monday's easing of restrictions. good monday's easing of restrictions. morning. is busins the good morning. is business ready for the big reopening? there is a rise in cases in confusion over mask wearing and more being told to self—isolate. ifind out if wearing and more being told to self—isolate. i find out if firms are ready to shake off restrictions.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... thousands of workers in the food supply chain are told they won't need to isolate if they're "pinged" by the nhs covid app. after months of uncertainty and last minute controversy, the opening ceremony of the tokyo olympics takes place later today. while brazil's men are off to a flying start in the olympic football, they thrashed germany 4—2, with a first half—hatrick from everton�*s richarlison. the search for sarm heslop. the parents of a missing british woman last seen on a yacht in the carribean urge her boyfriend to contact police. and boyfriend to contact police. a big boost for british 1 new and a big boost for british tourism. new figures suggest we are set to spend billions on holidays here in the uk. it is places like this, the beautiful north wales coastline that is set to receive the most visitors. i'm here at llandudno to discover what is on offer. fix, i'm here at llandudno to discover what is on offer.— i'm here at llandudno to discover what is on offer. a gorgeous star

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today...te controversy, the opening ceremony of the tokyo olympics takes place later today. while brazil's men are off to a flying start in the olympic football, they thrashed germany 4—2, with a first half—hatrick from everton's richarlison. the search for sarm heslop. the parents of a missing british woman last seen on a yacht in the carribean urge her boyfriend to contact police.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today.irfirst major final since 1966. across the country, from pubs to living rooms, to town centres and fanzones, the nation celebrates a famous night for the three lions. it's coming home! yeah! it's

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today.victory speech. without them, i could not have gone through— without them, i could not have gone through the last five years, never mind _ through the last five years, never mind the — through the last five years, never mind the last five weeks. my amazing parents _ mind the last five weeks. my amazing parents and _ mind the last five weeks. my amazing parents and my wonderful partner. and i_ parents and my wonderful partner. and i want— parents and my wonderful partner. and i want to give a special shout out to— and i want to give a special shout out to my— and i want to give a special shout out to my niece and nephew, who i cannot— out to my niece and nephew, who i cannot wait— out to my niece and nephew, who i cannot wait to hug, as soon as i see them _ harry dunn's parents start legal proceedings in the us against the woman involved in the crash that killed their son.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today.ge amount of demand for people to go on holiday, people do want to get away, they've wanted to go away. health officials consider making the nhs covid app less sensitive, to avoid forcing millions of people to self—isolate this summer. cashing in on the euro is, i will meet the firms who are making the pies and the pints, the burgers in the beer that could fuel england fans to

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today — a 3% pay rise for nurses and nhs staff. unions say it's not enough, but the health secretary claims it will make a "real difference to people's lives." not to people's lives." only putting more money in the pockets, not only putting more money in their pockets, but showing them how much we value and respect their incredible contribution to our nation. shop owners warn their ability to keep shelves stocked and remain open is under increasing pressure because of the number of staff self—isolating. the boss of the tokyo olympics opening ceremony has been sacked just a day before it's due to take place. while the team gb flagbearers for the ceremony have been announced. it's sailor hannah mills and rower mo sbihi who will lead out the team. they're both gold medallists from five years ago. the met office has issued its first—ever extreme heat warnings for northern ireland, parts of england, and wales. i am at a farm outside wolverhampton to discover how they are givi

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today. was overturned. the fashion chain gap confirms plans to close all its 81 stores in the uk and ireland. good morning. a major boost for electric cars as nissan is set to announce a big investment in batteries. the government is involved but critics say they are ahead on promises but behind on investment. andy murray has done it again. the two time wimbledon champion battled through a late night five

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. comes from. i am on a farm this morning looking at what it could mean for farmers. the spanish islands of ibiza, majorca and menorca are moved back to the amber list, two weeks after going green. good morning. golf's oldest major is back. in pursuit of the claretjug at the

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.t raheem sterling's primary school, which overlooks wembley, on their hopes for sunday's final against italy. and away from football, we'll chat to a newly engaged couple who celebrated the return of live theatre with an onstage marriage proposal. sally is at wembley for us this morning. it's for us this morning. the morning after, sally, and i don't it's the morning after, sally, and i don't know how you are feeling, but i think we said it before, i think a lot of people waking up this morning will kinda be watching us and going, that really did happen. i will kinda be watching us and going, that really did happen.— that really did happen. i have to sa , that really did happen. i have to say. charlie. — that really did happen. i have to say, charlie, the _ that really did happen. i have to say, charlie, the last _ that really did happen. i have to say, charlie, the last couple - that really did happen. i have to say, charlie, the last couple of. say, charlie, the last couple of games,

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.confusion among holidaymakers. i have booked everything 24 hours ago and now everything is changing, so quite disappointing. the race to find survivors of the floods that have wreaked havoc across western europe. more than 120 people are dead. hundreds are still missing. more than 35 million people in england will be offered a flu jab this winter. they will include the over—50s and children up to the age of 16. plenty of fun in the sun for the thousands heading to this

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: a surprise change to the quarantine rules for travellers from france. the need to self isolate for ten days will remain in place, causing anger and confusion among holidaymakers. i have booked everything 2a hours ago and now everything is changing, so quite disappointing. the race to find survivors of the floods that have wreaked havoc across western europe. more than 120 people are dead. hundreds are still missing. more than 35 million people in england will be offered a flu jab this winter. they will include the over—50s and children up to the age of 16. plenty of fun in the sun for the thousands heading to this weekend's sporting events. at the open, louis oosthuizen leads by two shots at the halfway point. and at silverstone, more than 80,000 fans are expected for the new qualifying race ahead of tomorrow's british grand prix. we have just had a very balmy night and it promises to be a sunny and very warm day. guess what — same tomorrow. it is saturday i7july.

hello, this is breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt.t to open up. the certificate doesn't apply to britain. we are no longer part of the eu. but talks have started with brussels to allow it is people who have had both vaccinations to travel more easily. vaccine tears —— where certificates will make a big difference. they should enable easy access into other countries, especially in europe. the challenge is that governments are constantly changing the rules. they are literally changing day by day at the moment. so consumers need to be a detective, they need to be a sleuth, to travel this summer, to follow the right rules and be up—to—date. i hope the vaccine certificates go some way to helping that riddle. 50 certificates go some way to helping that riddle. ._ certificates go some way to helping that riddle. , ., , ., that riddle. so we may need to show covid certificates _ that riddle. so we may need to show covid certificates in _ that riddle. so we may need to show covid certificates in the _ that riddle. so we may need to show covid

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hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. finally, indonesia, myanmar, sierra leone and cuba willjoin the red list of countries — where travellers will have to quarantine for 10 days in a government—approved hotel. all the changes will apply to travellers in england, scotland and wales. northern ireland is still to update its travel list. let's talk to laura who is a restaurant manager. good morning to you. i hope things are ok with you and i dare say the last 2a hours or so have been a bit stressful. give me your thoughts about the changes that have come in.— that have come in. good morning. yes, i that have come in. good morning. yes. i would _ that have come in. good morning. yes, i would like _ that have come in. good morning. yes, i would like to _ that have come in. good morning. yes, i would like to say _ that have come in. good morning. yes, i would like to say it - that have come in. good morning. yes, i would like to say it was i that have come in. good morning. yes, i would like to say it was a i yes, i would like

with charlie stayt - and naga munchetty. charlie loves his hair, doesn't he, charlie? idea. you are going on tour. all the stuff we should _ lovely idea. you are going on tour. all the stuff we should have - lovely idea. you are going on tour. all the stuff we should have done. lovely idea. you are going on tour. . all the stuff we should have done in lockdown, we have now got to do. and the wife can't wait, she cannot wait to get me out of the house. it must be the longest _ to get me out of the house. it must be the longest you _ to get me out of the house. it must be the longest you have _ to get me out of the house. it must be the longest you have been - to get me out of the house. it must be the longest you have been at - to get me out of the house. it must i be the longest you have been at home for some time. in be the longest you have been at home for some time-— for some time. in 25, maybe 30 ears, for some time. in 25, maybe 30 years. yes- _ for some time. in 25, maybe 30 years. yes- it— for some time. in 25, maybe 30 years, yes. it has— for some time. in 25,