just on 6:00 i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond. and this is gb news breakfast. >> how would you fancy getting on board a double decker plane? >> not very much, really, but i've been on a 747. where you go upstairs. >> oh, no no no. >> no no no no no. >> this is. can we get closer with this? this this is airbus and their new. this is what they're developing so far. trying to make it so that you are i mean, so. >> you're stacked. >> you're stacked. >> you're stacked. the >> you're stacked. the star >> you're stacked. the star is claiming about people passing wind. oh, but i mean. >> inaya with people's bottoms. >> inaya with people's bottoms. >> well, you are, but i think this is quite a clever idea. >> does it make more room? i mean, can they fit more people on. yeah. that way. >> and also the people underneath. although you're quite close quarters, actually. you've got more room to stretch out and lay back. i sort of think it's not a bad idea. >> can i see? yeah. >> it's a bit. »- >> it's a bit. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> you're

i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond, and this is gb news breakfast.d huge apologies because it really gets me when we spell something wrong. we spelt tariff wrong there. did you notice? >> oh did we? >> oh did we? >> two hours and an f and it should be two. >> r and two f's. well, the. >> r and two f's. well, the. >> tariff that changed. >> tariff that changed. >> maybe we'll get the tariff problem. >> it was a tariff. yeah. there you go. >> well these things happen but we will get that sorted out. >> i know, but spelling really. >> i know, but spelling really. >> it does matter. it does matter. but it's, it's you know, it's one of those things that is changing a little bit. >> i know texting that's changed it. yes. >> auto correct. >> auto correct. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i don't. >> i don't. >> think we'll have autocorrect as a menace because i mean sometimes it gets it right, but most times it gets it wrong and you end up texting something that you didn't mean to text at all. >> i have sent some rather strange texts all the time. >> yeah. and then you

i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond, and this is gb news breakfast. >> oh. you're poised.o on. >> no. you're poised. no. go on. >> no, you were poised. >> no, you were poised. >> mine was rubbish, though. >> mine was rubbish, though. >> so go on. well, mine might be. >> i preferred your poise. >> i preferred your poise. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> thank you very much. how kind. i was just going to say that one of our lovely viewers says that apparently easter eggs are already on sale, and now's the time to go and get them cheap. >> cheap? >> cheap? >> they're definitely on sale. >> they're definitely on sale. >> yeah, yeah. aren't they? yeah. >> they do start early, don't they? >>i they? >> i wouldn't. >> i wouldn't. >> say they're cheap. >> say they're cheap. >> april the 20th. >> april the 20th. >> april the 20th. >> april 20th. >> april 20th. >> yes, april the 20th. >> yes, april the 20th. >> but they're not cheap. i wouldn't say they're cheap. no, i haven't seen. >> them cheap. >> them cheap. >> oh, well. >> oh, well. >> maybe you. >> maybe you. >> i thought i might buy a hea

. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. well, it's lovely to have you back. >> thank you. what a delight to be back. >> oh, did you have a lovely time in scotland? >> yeah. really nice. >> yeah. really nice. >> was it very relaxed? >> was it very relaxed? >> it was very relaxed. it was middle of nowhere. i was chilled out. >> the middle of nowhere. >> the middle of nowhere. >> it was middle of nowhere. it was chilled out, very relaxed. didn't pay attention to anything that was going on in the world. >> well that's good. >> well that's good. >> it's really switched on. >> it's really switched on. >> very, very good. and did you have, like, half a river to yourself or something? >> yeah. on the tweed banks of the tweed. >> did you fish? >> did you fish? >> i did not fish. no. there's a good salmon area. i'm not fisher. >> yeah, not a fisher. >> yeah, not a fisher. >> it was freezing. i mean, it was freezing cold. >> yeah, yeah. you know. >> yeah, yeah. you know. >> but it was just lovely. >> but it was just lovely. >> did you

. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon. >> i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news breakfast. >> can i just say, there's one thing i don't know whether to be excited or not about bergerac making a comeback. there's a great piece. and it's this in the telegraph features, and it's john nettles meeting the new bergerac and good old good on john nettles. >> for how does john feel about it? it.7 >> see, it? >> see, that's i'm like you. >> see, that's i'm like you. >> how's john feeling? >> how's john feeling? >> john would feel a bit pushed by the wayside. >> all right. >> all right. >> all right. look, >> all right. look, that's a picture of bergerac back in here. look how young john. >> nettles in his heyday, isn't he? >> well, i used to love bergerac. yeah, and i just don't know if it's all the young people in my ear. >> i know i heard that watch bergerac drama. >> yes. >> yes. >> if people. >> if people. >> don't sit on the channel islands. it was brilliant. but i just don't know if it needs a remake. maybe it does. >> i feel. >> i feel. >> like it does. >> like it does. >> yeah,

i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond and this is gb news breakfast. now the king. yes.nching a new initiative particularly aimed at young people, but really anybody to try and promote more learning of and the continuation of traditional crafts and skills, the sort of countryside things. >> yes, i think that's a good idea. >> i think it's a great idea because he's worried that they will, in the end, die out. and he's probably right there, don't you think? i just wonder what sort. >> of things are we talking about? >> well, i'm thinking of what i've always wanted to be able to do. nigel. i've got a very small house now without the sort of right garden. but you know, those willow hedges, you see, and there's a craft. i don't know what it's called, where they they take the top of the willow and they they weave it into the next bit and the next bit, and you see these wonderful hedgerows of these woven willows. i think they are. and it's such a skill. and that would be it's a bit like dry stone walling. it would be such a shame if that particular craft or skill died out. >> w