welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: "damaging to publicestrictions intensifies. i think we have got to come together asa i think we have got to come together as a country. this fragmentation and frankly making this either a north — south or a party political issue will make things worse. manchester is resisting being placed into the tightest restrictions — the mayor, andy burnham, describes it as a "flawed and unfair policy". but what could it mean for our

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: "damaging to public health" — a warning from scientists as the standoff between regional leaders and ministers over covid restrictions intensifies. i think we have got to come together asa i think we have got to come together as a country. this fragmentation and frankly making this either a north — south or a party political issue will make things worse. manchester is resisting being placed into the tightest restrictions — the mayor, andy burnham, describes it as a "flawed and unfair policy". but what could it mean for our nighttime economy? looking at bars, restau ra nts, clu bs a nd nighttime economy? looking at bars, restaurants, clubs and theatres. the football league say no to the £50 million bailout offer from the premier league, as another plan is launched to restructure the game. he's used to performing in front of thousands of fans, now former one direction star, niall horan, is playing to an empty albert hall to raise money for his roadies. iam i am amon

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: some of the toughest new covid restrictions in england are expected for 1.5 million people in merseyside as the region responds to soaring infection rates. a major study suggests growth of the pandemic may be slowing, but the government warns the country is at a critical moment. not only cases going up, but we're already seeing an increase in deaths, so things are definitely headed in wrong direction. good morning. the final countdown for furloughed workers. there's one month left of the multibillion—pound scheme. more than 10% of the whole workforce still relies on it. what has it meant? and what comes next? a total ban on plastic straws, stirrers and cotton buds comes into force in england. good morning. will gareth southgate give his misbehaving youngsters a second chance? phil foden and mason greenwood find out today if they've made the england squad, just a few weeks after being thrown out of the last one for breaking covid—19 rules. we meet the sniffer dogs

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today... more support is due to be announced today for businesses hit by new coronavirus restrictions. pubs and restaurants in tier 2 areas say they've been caught in the "worst of all worlds". by midnight tonight, almost 3 million more people in england will be living under the toughest measures to drive down infection rates, as greater manchester moves into tier 3. south yorkshire follows on saturday. i'm 83. i don't give a sod. i look at it this way, i've not got all that many years left of me and i'm not going to be fastened in a house when the government have got it all wrong. mps vote against free school meals being extended through the holidays in england but footballer marcus rashford vows to carry on campaigning. inside europe's largest cancer unit — how patients at manchester's christie hospital continue to receive lifesaving care during the pandemic. we had an unexpected early phone call and i have no more cancerous cells in my body. it's the trophy that keeps getting away but manch

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: a deepening row over whether to impose tighter restrictions on large parts of northern england as the mayor of greater manchester threatens legal action. a strict new curfew in paris. people won't be allowed to leave their home after 9pm in a bid to stem rising infection rates. marcus rashford welcomes moves by the welsh government to provide free meals for the poorest children in the school holidays, and calls for the same in england. government officials meet shop bosses and the police to work out how to encourage us all to wear face coverings inside. i'll explain the rules and get an update on that meeting. defeat for england in the nations league. harry maguire sees red, as gareth southgate‘s side, are beaten by denmark at wembley. living on the edge. we're looking at the growing craze for cliff—side camping. good morning. once again today we have cloud, sunny spells and showers. those showers are mostly in the east, coming in on brisk and cool north—easterly

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: people in wales wake up to the first full day back in lockdown. south yorkshire enters the highest level of covid restrictions. so frustrating that we are just left in the lodge and nobody knows what's going to happen, it'sjust like, barn, you've got to close, that's it. more than 7 million people in england are now living under tier three regulations. dozens of restaurants and community groups offer to give food during the holidays to children on free school meals. england footballer marcus rashford says they're the superstars of the nation. it's a hat—trick for patrick at villa park. leeds stop aston villa going top of the premier league, with a 3—0 win that puts them third on a night patrick bamford says he will never forget. good morning to you, and i think the picture behind me gives a bit of a clue as to how this weekend is shaping up. it is going to be very windy. a deep area of low pressure nearby means they will be gales for many of us and lots of rain, b

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: millions of people across the uk are now subject to tougher coronavirus restrictions after new measures came in overnight. lancashire is now covered by the highest level of restrictions, but the leaders of greater manchester are still refusing to follow suit. shock in france, as a teacher is killed in a suspected terror attack. tougher rules for motorists — now drivers are to be banned from picking up and using their mobile phones. it's a huge day of sport, with two rugby finals in league and union, after two lunchtime derbies in glasgow and liverpool, where everton start on top for a change. it on top for a change. is going to be a pretty quiet weekend it is going to be a pretty quiet weekend weatherwise. often dry but often rather cloudy, feeling quite cool as well. all the details coming up cool as well. all the details coming up here and break list. —— brea kfast. it's saturday, the 17th of october. our top story. more than half of the uk is now under tougher

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. our headlines today: recognition for the the unsung heroes of the pandemic, as hundreds of key workers and volunteers get awards in the delayed queen's birthday honours. footballer marcus rashford gets an mbe for his campaign on free school meals, and tells this programme he wants it to go further. it is obviously a nice feeling, but for me, the bigger thing isjust helping the people that we have helped so far. tv baker mary berry becomes a dame. she says the title is the icing on the cake. new coronavirus restrictions will be announced on monday by the prime minister, with a three tier system expected for the whole of england. pubs and bars in central scotland close their doors for at least 16 days as new rules come into force. fans will need to pay to watch some premier league games on tv. clubs have voted to charge fans nearly £15 to view matches they can't go to, and which are not selected for broadcast later this month. good morning. cool and blustery with plenty of scattered sho

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. bum happy place and the importance of self—care during turbulent times. former nfl playerjason bell and his strictly partner luba join us ahead of performing the salsa this weekend. halloween house of horrors — we're celebrating your spook—tacular decorations and finding out what you have planned for a ghoulish weekend. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the number of covid—19 patients in hospitals across tier 3—hit nottinghamshire is 40% higher than in april, the county's public health director has said. from today the region has entered the highest level of coronavirus restrictions, following a surge in the number of people aged over 60 contracting the virus. we'rejoined now from nottingham by gp, drjamie parker. good morning. how are you? good thank you, how are you? very well. you are based in nottingham, tell us your reaction to nothing and moving into tier 3. it's not as a prize. we have been for some time and even before we went into tier 2, th

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: millions of peopleronavirus restrictions after new measures came in overnight. lancashire is now covered by the highest level of restrictions, but the leaders of greater manchester are still refusing to follow suit. shock in france, as a teacher is killed in a suspected terror attack. tougher rules for motorists — now drivers are to be banned from picking up and using their mobile phones. it's a huge day of sport, with two rugby finals in league and union, after two lunchtime derbies in glasgow and liverpool,

good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty.ur headlines today: the mp who travelled from london to scotland despite knowing she had covid—19, faces mounting pressure to resign sturgeon. president donald trump and the first lady go into quarantine after one of his closest aides tests positive for coronavirus. new coronavirus measures come into place tonight in the north of england meaning a quarter of the uk's population will be living under tight restrictions. where there is marked, there is power. this farmers using manure to turn into biofuel. i will explain how it all works little later. sam burgess is under investigation in australia after a newspaper article accuses him of domestic violence, and he says the allegations are false. taking action against the impact of motor neurone disease — we join the family of rugby league star rob burrow on their latest challenge to raise funds to tackle the condition. the weather is going to bring some disruption of the next few days, storm alex bringing strong winds and heavy rain for s

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines: almost 100,000 people are catching coronavirus every day — the stark finding from senior scientists, as they warn the pandemic is at a critical stage. france will enter a second national lockdown tomorrow, to last to the end of november at least. tough new covid restrictions for people in nottinghamshire, including a ban on alchohol after nine at night. more businesses are laying off staff. new figures show firms making redundancies spiked in september. i'll have the details. the man of the moment is back in the spotlight, this time for his exploits on the pitch, as marcus rashford's hat trick fires manchester united to a comfortable victory over rb leipzig in the champions league. we have a band of heavy rain moving from the west towards the north—east through the course of the day with gusty winds and the strongest will be in the west, especially because of the height and exposure but it will feel a bit milder. of the height and exposure but it will feela bit milder.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: new coronavirus restrictions are set to be unveiled for the worst hit parts of england next week — the north is expected to face the toughest measures. it follows new rules announced by the scottish government affecting pubs and restaurants, which come into force tomorrow. clashes over the covid crisis — mike pence and kamala harris trade blows over the handling of the pandemic in the us vice presidential debate. the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. senator, ijust history of our country. senator, i just ask you, history of our country. senator, ijust ask you, stop playing politics with people's lives. conned out of £63,000 — one woman's story about being a victim to romance fraud. they know how to pull every single string, how to emotionally blackmail you, because that was what was happening. a plan for travel testing could be weeks away — but is it too little, too late? t

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.t your average photoshoot — we'll be speaking to the photographer who's captured a—list celebrities as you've never seen them before. we'll be hearing from the father and son who are part of a newsround special — young, black and british — which follows three teenagers to see whether life for them is any different from their parents' generation. and we'll be discovering the wonders of chester zoo's new monsoon forest ahead of its opening this weekend after it was destroyed by a fire nearly two years ago. millions of people are now facing tighter covid restrictions resulting in time away from their families and friends and more financial uncertainty. so, what impact is the pandemic having on our mental health? our gp today is dr rachel ward, who's in newbury. very who's in newbury. good morning to you. let's start very good morning to you. let's start with, you know, where we are at the moment and what your patients, people you are seeing, are saying about how they are. morning. yeah, s

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. the country is at a critical moment. not only cases going up, but we're already seeing an increase in deaths, so things are definitely headed in wrong direction. good morning.

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charli stayt. our headlines today: president trump is flown to a military hospital to be treated for coronavirus . the white house describes it as "a precaution." the president's been given an experimental drug designed to stop him from becoming seriously ill. he posted a video on twitter saying he was in good spirits. i think ithink i'm i think i'm doing very well, but we're going to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well. so thank you very much, i appreciate it, i will never forget it. new covid restrictions come into force affecting 2 million people across northern england, stopping them from meeting up indoors. where's 007? no time to release a film — the coronavirus pandemic delays the newjames bond movie again. a big outbreak of covid—i9, at sale sharks rugby club threatens their play—off hopes. after 16 of sale‘s players tested positive, tomorrow's opponents worcester say they're not sure if the final match of the regular season can now go ahead. good morning. it i

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. our headlines today: more pressure on the government to reveal details of its plans to curb rising infection rates, as labour accuses ministers of losing control of the pandemic. pubs and restaurants across central scotland will shut this evening for 16 days, with restricted opening hours in other parts of the country. good morning. more help for hospitality is morejob good morning. more help for hospitality is more job losses loom and the industry prepares for new restrictions. 1200 top chefs have written to the government, calling for a dedicated minister to champion their cause in parliament. just a week after revealing his coronavirus diagnosis, donald trump's doctor gives him the all clear to return to public duties. a great night for scotland and northern ireland, both win penalty shoot—outs, and are now one match away from reaching the european championships. and it is a day of sunshine and showers today across the uk. most of you will be looking drier, but it will be that litt

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. borisjohnson considers issuing another stay at home message within days. it comes after new scientific advice suggests more than 4,000 people could die each day, unless tighter restrictions are brought in. rescue teams search for survivors after a powerful earthquake hits turkey and greece. the devastation leaves at least 26 dead. just three days to go: donald trump and joe biden campaign in the american midwest,

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: people in wales wakeighest level of covid restrictions. so frustrating that we are just left in the lodge and nobody knows what's going to happen, it'sjust like, bam, you've got to close, that's it. more than 7 million people in england are now living under tier three regulations. dozens of restaurants and community groups offer to give food during the holidays to children on free school meals. england footballer marcus rashford says they're the superstars of the nation. it's a hat—trick for patrick at villa park. leeds stop aston villa going top of the premier league,

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charli stayt.ibes it as "a precaution." the president's been given an experimental drug designed to stop him from becoming seriously ill. he posted a video on twitter saying he was in good spirits. i think ithink i'm i think i'm doing very well, but we're going to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well. so thank you very much, i appreciate it, i will never forget it. new covid restrictions come into force affecting 2 million people across northern england, stopping them from meeting up indoors.

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today: recognition for the's birthday honours. footballer marcus rashford gets an mbe for his campaign on free school meals, and tells this programme he wants it to go further. it is obviously a nice feeling, but for me, the bigger thing isjust helping the people that we have helped so far. tv baker mary berry becomes a dame. she says the title is the icing on the cake. new coronavirus restrictions will be announced on monday by the prime minister, with a three tier system expected

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: plans for a new month—long national lockdown across england as borisjohnson considers issuing another stay at home message within days. it comes after new scientific advice suggests more than 4,000 people could die each day, unless tighter restrictions are brought in. rescue teams search for survivors after a powerful earthquake hits turkey and greece. the devastation leaves at least 26 dead. just three days to go: donald trump and joe biden campaign in the american midwest, where polls suggest several states could go either way. good could go either way. morning. "the heart and soul of the team" — could go either way. just one of the many tributes flooding in for nobby stiles. the england world cup winner has died at the age of 78. former team—mate sir geoff hurst said he would be sorely missed. sir lenny henry tells us about his new book deal and what he enjoys about being a children's author. he tells us more diversity is needed in literature. i love sitting in

good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.the first lady go into quarantine after one of his closest aides tests positive for coronavirus. new coronavirus measures come into place tonight in the north

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.pm in a bid to stem rising infection rates. marcus rashford welcomes moves by the welsh government to provide free meals for the poorest children in the school holidays, and calls for the same in england. government officials meet shop bosses and the police to work out how to encourage us all to wear face coverings inside.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today...they've been caught in the "worst of all worlds". by midnight tonight, almost 3 million more people in england will be living under the toughest measures to drive down infection rates, as greater manchester moves into tier 3. south yorkshire follows on saturday. i'm 83. i don't give a sod. i look at it this way, i've not got all that many years

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. a second national lockdown tomorrow, to last to the end of november at least. tough new covid restrictions for people in nottinghamshire, including a ban on alchohol after nine at night. more businesses are laying off staff. new figures show firms making redundancies spiked in september. i'll have the details. the man of the moment is back in the spotlight,

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: new coronavirusced by the scottish government affecting pubs and restaurants, which come into force tomorrow. clashes over the covid crisis — mike pence and kamala harris trade blows over the handling of the pandemic in the us vice presidential debate. the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.r each other‘s personal tax affairs and the handling of the coronavirus pandemic. more and more people are getting better. we have a problem that's a worldwide problem. this is a worldwide problem. but i've been congratulated by the heads of many countries on what we've been able to do. you folks home will have an empty chair at the kitchen table this morning. that man or wife gone to bed tonight or reaching over to try to touch their — out of habit — where their wife or husband was is gone. learning to live with it?

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today: more pressure on theants across central scotland will shut this evening for 16 days, with restricted opening hours in other parts of the country. good morning. more help for hospitality is morejob good morning. more help for hospitality is more job losses loom and the industry prepares for new restrictions. 1200 top chefs have written to the government, calling for a dedicated minister to champion their cause in

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good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.e. the leader of one of britain's biggest unions warns the labour party is risking "chaos" after suspending jeremy corbyn. england rugby boss eddiejones says the sport's been reduced to a "laughing stock", as 13 barbarians players are charged for breaching covid rules after leaving the squad bubble for successive nights out in london. today we bring a little bit more sunshine in the northern