hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.time as rescuers search for survivors of the mexico earthquake. an operation to free children trapped under rubble at a school in mexico city is still taking place. a 13 year old girl is among several people thought to be live beneath the debris. these are the latest pictures as an operation involving hundreds of emergency workers takes place. we'll be live in mexico city as that rescue unfolds. good morning, it's thursday 21st september. also coming up, an urgent review of cycle safety.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern.terror threat is raised to critical — it's highest level — as the man—hunt for the person behind the parsons green tube bombing continues. as the public would expect, we are increasing our police resources on the streets of london and across the country. police say a thousand armed officers will be deployed across the country and will be supported by the army. 29 people were injured in yesterday's attack which has been claimed by so—called islamic state. this is the scene at parsons green, where the tube station has reopened — we're live there throughout the morning. also: borisjohnson repeats the controversial claim that leaving the eu would save britain £350 million a week as he sets out his vision for the country post brexit. north korea leader kim jong—un vows to complete the country's nuclear programme, as the united states once again warns pyongyang of military action. in sport, it's go defoe. bournemouth have their first points of the season thanks to jermain defoe's first goal

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. the cost and countdown to brexit — theresa may sets out her vision for leaving the eu. brussels gives a cautious welcome and there are key questions ahead of negotiations which will begin again on monday. last night, the uk's credit rating was cut over concerns about the impact of brexit and the health of public finances. good morning, it's saturday 23rd september. also ahead — puerto rico faces the aftermath of hurricane in maria. tens of thousands of people are urged to evacuate as a major dam threatens to burst. and prince harryjoins in the preparations for the third invictus games for wounded service personnel in toronto. and back home in sport, one of the great rivalries although one sided recently so can rangers finally got the better of celtic in their lunchtime showdown? and can old—school training create a new world champion? we'll look at how hughie fury is preparing for tonight's big fight and helen has the weather. good morning. it may be a little grey and damp first thing

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. the cost and countdown to brexit — theresa may sets out her vision for leaving the eu. it gets a cautious welcome in brussels but key questions remain ahead of negotiations restarting on monday. last night the uk's credit rating was cut over concerns about the uk's public finances and fears brexit could damage the country's economic growth. we re were mad good morning, it's saturday 23rd september also ahead — puerto rico faces the aftermath of hurricane maria — tens of thousands are urged to evacuate as a major dam threatens to fail. in sport, it's one of sport's great rivalries, but recently, has been rather one sided. so can rangers finally get the better of celtic again in their lunchtime showdown? and prince harry offers some final encouragement ahead of the invictus games for wounded service personnel. and helen has the weather. good morning. it may be a little grey and damp first thing but for many it is a brightening picture today with a lot of dry weather. i will have all of

hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. breaking the brexit deadlock.nce for a key speech on leaving the european union. but a proposed two—year transitional deal could cost the uk £18 billion. good morning, it's friday, 22nd september. also this morning: mentally deranged. the north korean leader kimjong—un launches a stinging attack on donald trump as he promises the us president will pay dearly for his recent speech at the un. a senior police officer warns the fight against terror is pushing already stretched forces to the limit.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. the cost and countdown to brexit — theresa may sets out her vision for leaving the eu. brussels gives a cautious welcome, and there are key questions ahead of negotiations which will begin again on monday. last night, the uk's credit rating was cut over concerns about the impact of brexit and the health of public finances. good morning, it's saturday 23rd september. also ahead, puerto rico faces the aftermath of hurricane maria — tens of thousands are urged to evacuate as a major dam threatens to burst. as the minicab service uber says it plans to appeal against a decision to strip it of its licence to operate in london, we'll speak to one of the company's top executives. buysin buys in sport, one of the big rivalries, but it has recently been one—sided, can rangers get the better celtic in lunchtime showdown? and cana better celtic in lunchtime showdown? and can a bit of lumberjack skills help create a new world champion, we will look at how hughie fury is preparing for tonight's big

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.cane irma heads for florida, after causing devastation across the caribbean. millions of people are told to evacuate the state, as forecasters warn that nowhere will be safe when the storm hits. if you're in an evacuation zone, you need to get out now, and get either to a friend, a family, a hotel, a shelter. but get where you need to go, and do not wait. in the caribbean, some islands which have already suffered overwhelming destruction are bracing themselves for the arrival of a second hurricane. good morning, it is saturday 9 september. also ahead: manchester arena reopens tonight with a benefit concert, three months after the terrorist attack. the scores on the doors. calls for restaurants and cafes in england to display their food hygiene ratings. in sport: jimmy anderson makes history. he becomes the first englishman to take 500 test wickets, in the deciding match against the west indies. and louise has the weather. good morning. it is an autumnal start to the weekend. a day of s

coming up at 6am on breakfast — charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, businesserry crossing which will be officially opened by the queen today. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the us defence secretary james mattis says any threat to the united states or its allies will be met with a massive military response. he was speaking after briefing president trump following north korea's latest nuclear test. south korea has responded by carrying out its own military exercise. the german chancellor angela merkel has clashed with her rival martin schulz over foreign policy in the only live televised debate of the election campaign. polls after the debate indicated that mrs merkel came out ahead. german bomb disposal experts have defused a massive unexploded bomb from world war ii. around 60,000 residents of frankfurt were evacuated from their homes. now it is time for our news review. we begin with the telegraph and a warning from the united states that north korea faces a "massive military response" that would be "overwhelming" if pyongyang threatens america or it

this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. died in the caribbean‘s fiercest storm in a decade. one island, barbuda, is described as barely habitable. good morning. a row over using laws first introduced by henry viii is at the centre of a two—day debate on brexit. for the latest in the season on britain‘s coast, we are on a scientific research vessel trying

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.ne of britain's worst disasters in recent times, the grenfell tower fire, gets underway this morning. the fire killed more than 80 people. over the coming months families will learn how it spread, and what role the authorities played in the tragedy. good morning — it's thursday 1a september. also, president trump will visit florida today, to see the damage caused by hurricane irma. the number of residents who died in a care home in the state has risen to 12. good morning. there's a new tenner in town — and it's the only english note with a woman on it alongside the queen.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.urricane irma in the carribean. the british virgin islands are the latest to report major damage and deaths. the governor declares a state of emergency. all of us have been afflicted by hurricane irma, some more mothers. apart from the structural damage there have been reports of casualties and fatalities. it's predicted another 26 million people are at risk from the giant storm in the coming days. major tourism areas in cuba and florida are being evacuated. the uk government promises £32 million to help with the clean—up operation and deploys troops and ships to the area.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. corbyn declares labour are on the threshold of power. in his closing speech at the party's conference in brighton later, mr corbyn will warn government ministers to pull themselves together or make way for labour. also this morning: good morning, it's wednesday the 27th of september. also this morning: fears for thousands of jobs in northern ireland as the aerospace firm bombardier loses a major trade dispute in the us. a new blood test for heart attacks. doctors say it could free up hospital beds and save the nhs millions of pounds each year.

this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. regulator. the company has until five o'clock today to tell passengers how they'll be compensated for flight cancellations or face legal action. good morning. it's friday the 29th of september. also this morning: nurses say patients are dying alone on hospital wards because staff don't have enough time to care for them. we'll have the latest from the white cliffs of dover as a campaign to protect them raises £1 million. good morning. is the

charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business, and sport. live at heathrow airport to wave off some of the military veterans who are heading to canada to represent the uk at this year's invictus games in events such as wheelchair rugby, sitting volleyball, and powerlifting. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: a powerful earthquake has killed more than 200 people in mexico. in the capital, the search for survivors in collapsed buildings is continuing, including at a primary school. hurricane maria has torn a path of destruction across puerto rico. flooding and severe winds have knocked out power

coming up at 6:00am on breakfast: charlie stayt and louise minchin will have all the day's news, businesseadlines: the battle for the syrian city of raqqa — last major stronghold of the extremists who call themselves islamic state — is entering its final phase. just a few hundred is fighters are left, holding the centre of the city. king salman of saudi arabia has issued a decree allowing women to drive for the first time. the order is due to come into force next june, following years of campaigning. saudi arabia has been the only country in the world that does not permit women to drive. president trump has been dealt a major blow after his choice to contest a vacant senate seat for the republicans in alabama lost the primary runoff vote. luther strange was beaten by hardline christian conservative roy moore. now it is time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the world ? that's start with this story. some positive news from saudi arabia — women there will now legally be allowed to drive cars. the decree from king salman, as part of his saudi vision 2030 reforms, means

coming up at six o‘clock on breakfast, charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day‘s news,ish prime minister theresa may is in florence to set out proposals for brexit. the bbc understands she will propose a two—year transitional deal for the uk to try to secure a smooth exit from the eu. the war of words between the us and north korea is intensifying. kim jong—un has described president trump as "mentally deranged" after his anti— pyongyang speech at the un. mr trump has announced more trade sanctions. critics are continuing across catalonia after the spanish government impose daily fines on separatists trying to be organised and independence referendum. spain says that any vote for a split from spain would the illegal. mexican president has promised to continue the search for earthquake survivors. he said rescuers are still looking for anybody alive in the ruins of ten buildings. more than 270 people are now known to have died. in defeat. now it is time for our news review. we begin with the ft and us president donald trump who announced new sanctions against individuals

coming up at 6am on breakfast, charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day‘s news, businessd with legal action — the independent‘s simon calder is live from cambridge airport. you are watching bbc news. the latest headlines for you: un officials have been given permission to enter myanmar‘s rakhine state for the first time since the mass exodus of rohingya muslims began. half a million have fled into neighbouring bangladesh. playboy founder hugh hefner has died at the age of 91. he began publishing his international adult magazine in the 1950s. at its peak, it was selling 7 million copies a month. he was known for throwing huge parties and claimed to have slept with more than a thousand women. unicef is calling on the government to let children from conflict zones who‘ve lost their parents travel directly to the uk to stay with other family members. the charity says that a child fleeing danger and trying to get to europe is exploited by criminal gangs every 30 minutes. nearly a hundred thousand people on the indonesian island of bali have now left their homes near mount agun

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.igher and further than previous tests, the second in three weeks. japanese residents were advised to take cover as warning sirens were sounded over the north of the country. good morning, it's friday the 15th of september. also this morning: the end of one of nasa's most daring missions of scientific discovery. the cassini probe prepares for its grand finale after two decades of space exploration. parts of london are brought to a standstill after 20,000 cologne

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. the public inquiry into one of britain's worst disasters in recent times, the grenfell tower fire, gets underway this morning. the fire killed more than 80 people. over the coming months families will learn how it spread, and what role the authorities played in the tragedy. good morning — it's thursday 1a september. also, president trump will visit florida today, to see the damage caused by hurricane irma. the number of residents who died in a care home in the state has risen to 12. good morning. there's a new tenner in town — and it's the only english note with a woman on it alongside the queen. i'll be talking to the chief cashier who's signature is on the notes, —— whose signature is on it a little later. in sport, a kane double gets tottenham off to a winning start in the champions league — they beat borussia dortmund in a rare wembley win. just say to the camera a couple of times, ifeel just say to the camera a couple of times, i feel pretty. idle just say to the camera a couple

theresa may munchetty and charlie stayt. it is 7:31a.m..two years after we leave the eu, during which written would pay brussels up to £18 billion. —— the uk would pay brussels. one of the uk's most senior police officers has warned the huge counterterror effort is placing a strain on other areas of policing that is not sustainable. the home office says it is working with police on the demands they face, but sara thornton, head of the national police chiefs council, argues more funding is needed to maintain day—to—day policing in england and wales. one of the things we absolutely value as part of our fight against terrorism is having neighbourhood police officers who are out there making neighbourhoods, building relationships, talking to the public, picking up it's of information and intelligence. if we do not have that footprint, i am very worried that that has reduced over the last few years, then we will not pick up that information. just as importantly, we will not have that important relationship with the public. the north korean leade

coming up at 6am on breakfast, charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have more on nhs shortages.this is bbc news. the latest headlines... the spanish government has defended its decision to send thousands of extra police officers to the region of catalonia — to try and stop sunday's independence referendum. ryanair has been ordered to sort out compensation for passengers hit by flight cancellations immediately — orface hefty sanctions. the uk's civil aviation authority says the airline must stop misleading passengers about the option to be re—routed with another airline. police in germany are hunting an "extortionist" who threatened to plant poisoned foodstuffs in supermarkets unless retailers paid millions of dollars. officers have recovered a small amount of baby food contaminated with a liquid used in anti—freeze. rachel has joined rachel hasjoined me rachel has joined me for the newspaper review. let's start on the front page of the international new york times where they have a story on the imminent independence referendum in catalonia. they're calling the vote a "constituti

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. a race against time as rescuers search for survivors of the mexico earthquake. an operation to free children trapped under rubble at a school in mexico city is still taking place. a 13 year old girl is among several people thought to be live beneath the debris. these are the latest pictures as an operation involving hundreds of emergency workers takes place. we'll be live in mexico city as that rescue unfolds. good morning, it's thursday 21st september. also coming up, an urgent review of cycle safety. the government considers a change in the law after the death of a woman killed by a reckless courier. more trouble for ryanair. a group of pilots rejects an offer of a 12,000 pound bonus to work through the compa ny‘s cancellation crisis. there's been a big jump in the number of apprentices taken on by top employers last year. i'll be finding out why later. the fa sacks the england women's manager mark sampson. it follows evidence of inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour with female

this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. an ultimatum for ryanair from the airline regulator. the company has until five o'clock today to tell passengers how they'll be compensated for flight cancellations or face legal action. good morning. it's friday the 29th of september. also this morning: nurses say patients are dying alone on hospital wards because staff don't have enough time to care for them. we'll have the latest from the white cliffs of dover as a campaign to protect them raises £1 million. good morning. is the phrase northern powerhouse anything more than just a slogan? it has been used for four yea rs. slogan? it has been used for four years. iam slogan? it has been used for four years. i am at this electronics factory to find out. in sport, ben stokes and alex hales won't be considered for england selection until further notice. stokes was arrested and they're both investigation after a brawl outside a bristol night club this week. voice of radio one. it's been the soundtrack for many teenagers since the 60s. w

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. north korea fires another ballistic missile over japan, higher and further than previous tests, the second in three weeks. japanese residents were advised to take cover as warning sirens were sounded over the north of the country. good morning, it's friday the 15th of september. also this morning: the end of one of nasa's most daring missions of scientific discovery. the cassini probe prepares for its grand finale after two decades of space exploration. parts of london are brought to a standstill after 20,000 cologne fans turn up to a european match at arsenal without tickets, forcing kick off to be delayed by an hour. it was after 9pm before the match finally kicked off and, on the pitch, arsenal came from behind to beat cologne 3—1. elsewhere, there was defeat for everton last night. boat making his —— is big business in britain and most of them are sold overseas. i am britain and most of them are sold overseas. iam in britain and most of them are sold overseas. i am in southampton

this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. death and destruction in the wake of hurricane irma. at least seven people have died in the caribbean's fiercest storm in a decade. one island, barbuda, is described as barely habitable. good morning. a row over using laws first introduced by henry viii is at the centre of a two—day debate on brexit. for the latest in the season on britain's coast, we are on a scientific research vessel trying to establish the exact levels of looting plastics in the oceans. —— polluting. jaguar land rover announces big plans for new electric cars. i'll ask the boss if companies and drivers a ready for a battery—powered future. good morning. in sport, there'll be no federer—nadal showdown at the us open. roger federer is knocked out byjuan martin del potro, so he will take on world number one rafael nadal, for a place in the final. businesses are told to stop pushing unhealthy food and larger portions on consumers. shoppers risk eating an extra 17,000 calories a year from unnecessary purchases. and mat

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. the uk terror threat is raised to critical — its highest level — as the manhunt for the person behind the parsons green tube bombing continues. whilst we chase down the suspects, as the public would expect, we're strengthening our police resources on the streets of london and indeed across the country. police say a thousand armed officers will be deployed across the country and will be supported by the army. 29 people were injured in yesterday's attack, which has been claimed by so—called islamic state. this is the scene at parsons green, where the tube station reopened in the early hours of this morning. we'll have the latest on the investigation. good morning, it's saturday, september 16th. also ahead: boris johnson repeats the controversial claim that leaving the eu would save britain £350 million a week, as he sets out his vision for the country post—brexit. north korea vows to complete its nuclear programme, as the united states once again warns pyongyang of military action. in s

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.vastation across the caribbean. millions of people are told to evacuate the state, as forecasters warn that nowhere will be safe when the storm hits. if you are in an evacuation zone, you need to get out now and get either to a friend, a family, a hotel, a shelter, get where you need go and do not wait. in the caribbean, some islands which have already suffered overwhelming destruction are bracing themselves for the arrival of a second hurricane. good morning, it is saturday nine september.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. making his pitch for prime minister. jeremy corbyn declares labour are on the threshold of power. in his closing speech at the party's conference in brighton later, mr corbyn will warn government ministers to pull themselves together or make way for labour. also this morning: good morning, it's wednesday the 27th of september. also this morning: fears for thousands of jobs in northern ireland as the aerospace firm bombardier loses a major trade dispute in the us. a new blood test for heart attacks. doctors say it could free up hospital beds and save the nhs millions of pounds each year. good morning. by the end of this week rule changes will mean we can produce as much sugar as we want in factories like these from sugar beet grown here in the uk. i'll be looking at what that means for prizes and the 10,000 odd people who work in the industry. in sport, ben stokes is expected to be named in the ashes squad this morning despite his arrest for suspected actual bodily harm after a night o

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.n ahead of negotiations restarting on monday. last night the uk's credit rating was cut over concerns about the uk's public finances and fears brexit could damage the country's economic growth. we re were mad good morning, it's saturday 23rd september also ahead — puerto rico faces the aftermath of hurricane maria — tens of thousands are urged to evacuate as a major dam threatens to fail. in sport, it's one of sport's great rivalries, but recently, has been rather one sided. so can rangers finally get the better of celtic again

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. more than one million people have been hit by hurricane irma in the carribean. the british virgin islands are the latest to report major damage and deaths. the governor declares a state of emergency. all of us have been afflicted by hurricane irma, some more mothers. apart from the structural damage there have been reports of casualties and fatalities. it's predicted another 26 million people are at risk from the giant storm in the coming days. major tourism areas in cuba and florida are being evacuated. the uk government promises £32 million to help with the clean—up operation and deploys troops and ships to the area. good morning. it's friday, 8th september. also this morning: a warning of race bias in the british justice system. a government—backed report says prosecution against some offenders should be dropped. in the last few hours pilots working for thomas cook airlines have gone on strike. it's the first industrial action by uk pilots in a0 years. i'll be asking the airline's

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern.blic would expect, we are increasing our police resources on the streets of london and across the country. police say a thousand armed officers will be deployed across the country and will be supported by the army. 29 people were injured in yesterday‘s attack which has been claimed by so—called islamic state. this is the scene at parsons green, where the tube station has reopened — we‘re live there throughout the morning.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. the cost and countdown to brexit — theresa may sets out her vision for leaving the eu. brussels gives a cautious welcome, and there are key questions ahead of negotiations which will begin again on monday. last night, the uk's credit rating was cut over concerns about the impact of brexit and the health of public finances. good morning, it's saturday 23rd september. also ahead, puerto rico faces the aftermath of hurricane maria — tens of thousands are urged to evacuate as a major dam threatens to burst. pep talk from a prince — harryjoins in the preparations for the third invictus games for wounded service personnel ahead of the opening ceremony in toronto. in sport, one of the big rivalries, but it has recently been one—sided, can rangers get the better of celtic in the lunchtime showdown? and can lumberjack skills help create a new world champion? we will look at how hughie fury is preparing for tonight's big fight. and helen has the weather. good morning, it may be grey and damp fi

this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.e expected to leave the european union. we are doing a series looking at the different areas where it could impact on our lives. today we are travels though i am atan lives. today we are travels though i am at an aviation centre where they train up the pilots. in sport, it was a successful night for the british teams in the champions league. chelsea grabbed a dramatic victory against atletico madrid. there were also wins for manchester united and celtic. we‘ll hear how the colourful life and career of vincent van gogh has inspired the world‘s first fully painted feature film. carol has the weather. good morning from the roof of broadcasting house in london where the sunshine is coming out. but for many parts there is cloud and drizzle but it will clear and most areas will have sunny spells with just a few showers and the exception is north east scotland where you will hang on to the ring. more details in 15 minutes. the youth then. —— hang on the rain. more details in 15 minutes. see y

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.news. hurricane irma is lashing cuba with strong winds and heavy rain after devastating several caribbean islands. authorities in the us state of florida have told 5.5 million people — that's a quarter of the state's population — to leave their homes. the storm is expected to gain strength once again before making landfall tomorrow. the manchester arena reopens tonight, just over three months after the terrorist attack which killed 22 people. extra security measures will be in place for the we are manchester benefit concert. headlining the event will be noel gallagher and his band, alongside acts courteeners and rick astley. the united nations is warning of an unprecedented refugee crisis in myanmar. it says more than 250,000 people have fled the country in recent days — a dramatic increase on previous estimates. the muslim rohinja minority says that myanmar‘s military has been attacking them and burning villages. the un says 270,000 people have crossed into neighbouring bangladesh in

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. to come outside. latest pictures show the devastation in the caribbean where at least 25 people died. homes and boats have been destroyed, and a state of emergency declared. good morning. it's monday 11th september. also this morning: a warning to labour — back the government's eu withdrawal bill or risk a "chaotic" brexit. a postcode lottery in psychiatric ca re a cross a postcode lottery in psychiatric care across the uk — medical experts claim people with mental health problems are losing out because of a lack of specialist consultants. good morning from this garden trade exhibition. it's an industry where £5 billion to the uk economy are expected to grow 8%, and we will look at how they are doing it. in sport, chris froome creates more history on two wheels. he becomes only the third man to win the vuelta a espana in the same year as winning the tour de france. from stand—up to children's author — david baddiel will be here to tell us about winning a whole new generation of fans.