good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt good morning, welcome to breakfast with charliein. 0ur headlines today: the biggest game in a generation. england prepare to take on croatia in the world cup semi—final tonight. yes, we believe, we are going to win! we're going to win 2—0 at least. and we know who england will play in the final if they win tonight. france through thanks to samuel umtitti's header against belgium, 1—0 the final score. an extra 10 million pints are set to be sold tonight, i'm looking at the boost to business as people stay out to watch the game instead of coming home. after 18 days trapped underground, health officials say the thai schoolboys and their coach who have been rescued are in good health and show no signs of stress.

welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and charlie stayt.ound alive, but authorities say 12 thai schoolboys and their coach could be trapped in a cave for months. feeling nervous yet? gareth southgate wants his england side to "write their own history" as they face colombia in the last 16 of the world cup. the flags are up, fingers are crossed. can england to get the failings of the past and reach the quarter—final of the world cup? a warning that businesses need urgent clarity on post—brexit trade.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin.ords borisjohnson as he becomes the second key government minister to quit in 2a hours. theresa may will hold a meeting of her reshuffled cabinet in just a few hours' time, jeremy hunt is the new foreign secretary. my my principaljob at a time of massive importance for our country is to stand foursquare behind the prime minister. end game in thailand. the operation to rescue the final four boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave is believed to have resumed.

good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: englandincident is declared in wiltshire after police say a couple were exposed to an unknown substance. in good health — we have new footage of the thai schoolboys trapped in a flooded cave system.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: a sign uk heads towards the highest temperature on record, a warning that thousands could die each year if we don't prepare for regular heatwaves. it's a warm start the day and on primrose hill it will get even warmer. across the border, than yesterday, at top temperature of 35 in london. it is all about keeping cool at the royal welsh show, the biggest event of its kind in europe where are almost a quarter of a million visitors will come here this week. officials in greece are trying to identify the victims of the wildfires which claimed more than 80 lives.

welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and charlie stayt. our headlines today: 17 dead, nine of them from the same family. tributes are paid to the tourists who drowned when a duck boat sank in the us state of missouri. not so clever — mps deliver a damning verdict on the rollout of energy smart meters. children's charities questioned the decision to release the names of two children who plotted an attack in yorkshire. big hits from fleetwood and mac, leave them well—placed at the open. england's tommy fleetwood is just one shot off the lead at carnoustie, while northern ireland's rory mclroy is also right in the mix. boxing, mindfulness and financial management. we will hear about a 21st—century revamp for the girl guides, as they launch hundreds of new badges and activities. good morning. we've had a rarity in the past 2a hours — a splash of rain for some of us. but today the heat returns. in fact, this weekend the heat and the sunshine returns. i'll fill you in on the details in about 15 minutes. it is saturday 21 july. our top story: 17

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: voters are being manipulated by fake news, according to a group of mps. they're calling for a tax on social networks. after more than 50 days of heat, now comes the hail as storms cause disruption across the uk. good morning. the heat and humidity has left us with a bang overnight. lots of thunderstorms and as they clear through this morning, a fresher and windy weekend with some more brain around. i will have all the details about 15 minutes. geraint thomas is on his way to victory after extending his lead in the tour de france with just one competitive stage left. wendy tuck becomes the first female skipper to win a round—the—world yacht race. we'll be live in liverpool for the end of the clipper race. it's saturday the 28th ofjuly. our top story: a group of mps is warning the uk faces a democratic crisis because of the spread of fake news. a report from the commons media select committee, which has been leaked online ahead of its official release, says voters a

coming up at 6:00am on breakfast, charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, businessme at last: the remains of soldiers killed in the korean war are being returned to the united states. a deadline passes for the us government to try and reunite families separated by donald trump's zero tolerance policy. thousands protest in poland, angry at the government's latest moves to reform thejudicial process. now it's time to look at the stories making the headlines around the world. we begin with bbc news online and the latest on brexit after the eu cast further doubt on british pm theresa may's controversial trading proposals. in bloomberg, trade tensions are easing between the us and the eu, but what about china? this story says relations between washington and beijing are showing no signs of improvement. in the ft, and staying with the tariff story, the french stockmarket has emerged as the strongest in europe thanks in part to being mostly unaffected by trade tensions. the article says a little bit of luxury is also going a long way, as chinese demand for french brands he

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: voters are being manipulated by fake news, according to a group of mps. they're calling for a tax on social media networks. after more than 50 days of heat, now comes the hail as storms cause disruption across the uk. good morning. the heat and humidity has left us with a bang overnight. lots of thunderstorms and, as they clear through this morning, a fresher and windy weekend with some more rain around. i will have all the details about 15 minutes. on the verge of history after extending his lead, geraint thomas is set to become the first welshman to win the tour de france with just one competitive stage left today. we'll be live in liverpool for the end of the clipper race, where wendy tuck has become the first female skipper to win a round—the—world yacht race. it's saturday the 28th ofjuly. our top story: voters are being systematically manipulated by the spread of fake news, according to a group of mps. a leaked report, from the commons media select committee

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. against a major moorland fire in lancashire. the impact of the massive demand for water in the hot weather, northern ireland gets to grips with a hosepipe ban. could other areas follow suit? more than 20,000 jobs are at risk on the high street, but if you lose yourjob at one of these retail giants, what are your chances of finding another? i'll take a look. wild celebrations in russia as the world cup hosts knock spain out of the competition.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: holiday cause disruption at eurotunnel. it is the busiest day of the year for eurotunnel. it is the busiest day of the yearfor our airports eurotunnel. it is the busiest day of the year for our airports as the big summer getaway begins. i am eating the air—traffic controllers here in manchester to find out how you —— how they are keeping the planes moving. police appeal for help to catch a man convicted of manslaughter. jack shepherd will be sentenced today for killing charlotte brown in a speedboat crash. he's on the run after skipping bail.

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.he white house for talks. the controversial move takes even his intelligence chief by surprise. . yes. that's going to be special. theresa may will call on the european union to evolve its position on brexit, as she rejects its plans for the irish border. we are still not recycling 40% of the plastic bottles that we use, so iamata the plastic bottles that we use, so i am at a factory that makes beds out of bottles this morning to see what more businesses and

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. has resigned, plunging theresa may's government into crisis. the brexit secretary david davis has resigned, days after theresa may secured the backing of the cabinet for her brexit plan. in a scathing resignation letter, he said he could no longer support the prime minister's approach to leaving the eu. a murder investigation is launched after a mother—of—three has died after being poisoned by the nerve agent novichok. the rescue operation in thailand is back underway to free the remaining eight boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave complex.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.cup by croatia. after the hope, came the heartbreak. england's dream snatched away in extra time. iam i am gutted. there are no words. we should have won tonight. we could have won this world cup, but next one, that's fine. but gareth southgate says a new generation of heroes will return home with their heads held high.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: the biggest game in a generation. england prepare to take on croatia in the world cup semi—final tonight. yes, we believe, we are going to win! we're going to win 2—0 at least. and we know who england will play in the final if they win tonight. france through thanks to samuel umtitti's header against belgium, 1—0 the final score. an extra 10 million pints are set to be sold tonight, i'm looking at the boost to business as people stay out to watch the game instead of coming home. after 18 days trapped underground, health officials say the thai schoolboys and their coach who have been rescued are in good health and show no signs of stress. president trump arrives in europe for a nato summit complaining about defence spending and trade with the eu. good morning from the roof of court 1 court1 at good morning from the roof of court 1court1 at wimbledon good morning from the roof of court 1 court1 at wimbledon overlooking henman hill, dry at t

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: the brexit secretary david davis has resigned, plunging theresa may's government into crisis. the brexit secretary david davis has resigned, days after theresa may secured the backing of the cabinet for her brexit plan. in a scathing resignation letter, he said he could no longer support the prime minister's approach to leaving the eu. a murder investigation is launched after a mother—of—three has died after being poisoned by the nerve agent novichok. the rescue operation in thailand is back underway to free the remaining eight boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave complex. business leaders tell us whether this gives them confidence in the brexit negotiations. after england's weekend world cup success, fans scramble to find tickets to wednesday's semi—final. it is just another manic monday here at wimbledon, where all the remaining singles players are in action, including serena williams and defending champion roger federer. and the weather will

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: a sign of things to come. as the uk heads towards the highest temperature on record, a warning that thousands could die each year if we don't prepare for regular heatwaves. it's a warm start the day and on primrose hill it will get even warmer. across the border, than yesterday, at top temperature of 35 in london. it is all about keeping cool at the royal welsh show, the biggest event of its kind in europe where are almost a quarter of a million visitors will come here this week. officials in greece are trying to identify the victims of the wildfires which claimed more than 80 lives. water companies must improve reliability and value for money. that's the warning from the industry watchdog, as more of us face the threat of a hosepipe ban. no time for doubting thomas. is this the face of the next tour de france winner? geraint thomas extends his lead on the mountains. it's thursday the 26th ofjuly. our top story this morning: a heatwave warning. as uk temperatures

good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin.ur headlines today: england finally win a penalty shoot out to reach the quarter—finals of the world cup. two people are in hospital and a major incident is declared in wiltshire after police say a couple were exposed to an unknown substance. in good health — we have new footage of the thai schoolboys trapped in a flooded cave system. paddy ‘s stock ghost towns? it is market day. there is a focus on community. good morning, it is day three of wimbledon. an outside chance of a shower but the most of the uk, it's going to be try, the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and north wales. i will have more in 15 minutes. it's wednesday, 4 july. our top story: england are through to the world cup quarter—finals after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over colombia in moscow. it's the first time the three lions have won a world cup match on penalties. their next challenge will be sweden in the last eight on saturday. our correspondent natalie pirks brings us the details from moscow. the

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.ps. they're calling for a tax on social networks. after more than 50 days of heat, now comes the hail as storms cause disruption across the uk. good morning. the heat and humidity has left us with a bang overnight. lots of thunderstorms and as they clear through this morning, a fresher and windy weekend with some more brain around. i will have all the details about 15 minutes. geraint thomas is on his way to victory after extending his lead in the tour de france with just one competitive stage left. wendy tuck becomes the first female skipper to win a round—the—world yacht race. we'll be live in liverpool for the end of the clipper race.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: holiday misery for thousands, as long delays caused by the heat continue to cause disruption at eurotunnel. it is the busiest day of the year for eurotunnel. it is the busiest day of the yearfor our airports eurotunnel. it is the busiest day of the year for our airports as the big summer the year for our airports as the big summer getaway begins. i am eating the air—traffic controllers here in manchester to find out how you —— how they are keeping the planes moving. police appeal for help to catch a man convicted of manslaughter. jack shepherd will be sentenced today for killing charlotte brown in a speedboat crash. he's on the run after skipping bail. we find out how to get the best use of the lunar eclipse. day two in paris, gerard thomas will make history. good morning from city hall in london, yesterday we had the hottest day of the year so far, the mercury hitting 35.1dc. today, the temperatures are likely to be the hottest in east anglia and we have some thu

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: 100 firefighters from across the uk ramp up their battle against a major moorland fire in lancashire. the impact of the massive demand for water in the hot weather, northern ireland gets to grips with a hosepipe ban. could other areas follow suit? more than 20,000 jobs are at risk on the high street, but if you lose yourjob at one of these retail giants, what are your chances of finding another? i'll take a look. wild celebrations in russia as the world cup hosts knock spain out of the competition. it is day one and we are here at wimbledon, but andy murray will not be playing in the tournament. and it could well stay dry for the wimbledon fortnight. today's forecast is sunny, hot and dry with showers in the south—west. we'll be back with more later. good morning. it's monday, july the 2nd. our top story: firefighters from across england are joining their colleagues on the burning moors of greater manchester and lancashire today. crews from tyne and wear, northamp

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: president trump invites putin to the white house for talks. the controversial move takes even his intelligence chief by surprise. . yes. that's going to be special. theresa may will call on the european union to evolve its position on brexit, as she rejects its plans for the irish border. we are still not recycling 40% of the plastic bottles that we use, so lam the plastic bottles that we use, so iamata the plastic bottles that we use, so i am at a factory that makes beds out of bottles this morning to see what more businesses and consumers can do. the second round of the open golf is about to begin at carnoustie. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is well—placed, just three shots behind the leader. rain at carnoustie and a few other spots, but will you be at one of the locations that stays dry? more details later on breakfast. and we'll talk to sir david attenborough after 8am about his love of butterflies. donald trump has invited russia's leader, vladimir putin, t

welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and charlie stayt.boat sank in the us state of missouri. not so clever — mps deliver a damning verdict on the rollout of energy smart meters. on the trail of a nerve agent, police in salisbury search for clues, as novichok victim charlie rowley is released from hospital. big hits from fleetwood and mac leave them well—placed at the open. england's tommy fleetwood is just one shot off the lead at carnoustie, while northern ireland's rory mclroy is also right in the mix. boxing, mindfulness and financial management. we will hear about a 21st—century revamp for the girl guides,

welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. headlines today: 17 dead, nine of them from the same family. tributes are paid to the tourists who drowned when a duck boat sank in the us state of missouri. not so clever. mps deliver a damning verdict on the roll—out of energy smart meters. guilty of planning mass murder, but children's charities question a judge's decision to name two teenagers who plotted a school shooting in north yorkshire. big hits from fleetwood and mac leave them well placed at the open. england's tommy fleetwood is just one shot off the lead at carnoustie, while northern ireland's rory mcilroy is also right in the mix. boxing, mindfulness and financial management. we'll hear about a 21st century revamp for the girl guides as they launch hundreds of new badges and activities. good morning. following the splash of rain yesterday it is still murky first thing but it is clearing away and there will be plenty more dry and there will be plenty more dry and sunny weather today and increasingly warm this weekend and

with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: voters are being manipulated by "fa ke news", according to a group of mps. they're calling for a tax on social media networks. after more than 50 days of heat, now comes the hail, as storms cause disruption across the uk. good morning. the heat and humidity has left us with a bang overnight. lots of thunderstorms and, as those clear through this morning, we've got a much fresher and windier weekend, with some more rain around. i'll have all the details in about 15 minutes. someone not to be blown off course. after extending his lead, geraint thomas is set to become the first welshman to win the tour de france, withjust one competitive stage left today. we'll be live in liverpool — for the end of the clipper race, where wendy tuck has become the first female skipper to win a round—the—world yacht race. it's saturday, july 28th. our top story... voters are being systematically manipulated by the spread of fake news, according to a group of mps. a leaked report from

welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and charlie stayt. our headlines here today: found alive, but authorities say 12 thai schoolboys and their coach could be trapped in a cave for months. feeling nervous yet? gareth southgate wants his england side to "write their own history" as they face colombia in the last 16 of the world cup. the flags are up, fingers are crossed. can england to get the failings of the past and reach the quarter—final of the world cup? a warning that businesses need urgent clarity on post—brexit trade. i'll have more on that a little later. find out why 100 planes are preparing to fly down the mall. we'll find out about plans for one of the most ambitious flypast attempts in a generation. it isa it is a vicious start at wimbledon but it should stay dry for all of us. but it should stay dry for all of us. another dry, warm day with a lot of sunshine. a few showers. a little more in 15. hello, good morning. it's tuesday 3rd july. our top story — the boys trapped in a cave in thailand may remain stranded there until oct

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: pride, passion and pain. england are knocked out of the world cup by croatia. after the hope, came the heartbreak. england's dream snatched away in extra time. iam i am gutted. there are no words. we should have won tonight. we could have won this world cup, but next one, that's fine. but gareth southgate says a new generation of heroes will return home with their heads held high. on his way — protests are planned as president trump flies into the uk. i'll be looking at what the special relationship means for business links between britain and america. it's roger over and out at wimbledon as federer lets a match point slip away and loses in five sets to kevin anderson. at wimbledon this morning it is a cloudy start and it will brighten up, there are showers and a forecast in the west and some of those will be heavy and thundery. i will have more in 15 minute ‘s. it's thursday 12th july. our top story. england's world cup journey is over after they lost 2—1 to croa

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: "the brexit dream is dying," the words borisjohnson as he becomes the second key government minister to quit in 2a hours. theresa may will hold a meeting of her reshuffled cabinet in just a few hours‘ time, jeremy hunt is the new foreign secretary. my my principaljob at a time of massive importance for our country is to stand foursquare behind the prime minister. end game in thailand. the operation to rescue the final four boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave is believed to have resumed. with our population set to hit nearly 80 million in 30 years, will we have the roads the rails and the energy supplies to cope? big targets announced today, i'll see if they can be met. it's women's quarter—finals day here at wimbledon, and with the top ten seeds all knocked out, is serena williams on course for an incredible comeback title? yesterday was nearly 31 at wimbledon. today it's more likely to be 24. and dry. for much of the uk, more cloud around, sti

ahead of tonight's premiere, charlie stayt went to meet them. mes enfants. je suis arrivee!et's get the party started. grandma, you weren't invited. that's the best kind of party, little girl. # i should not have let you go #. are you both huge abba fans? i am now. it was so huge in the rest of the world, but it as wasn't as gigantic in america. yes, there were the songs, dancing queen and waterloo, there were those songs. yes. but after the play, and then of course after the movie, i mean, it's huge in america. what about you, andy? are you familiar with it? i was familiar with the hits when they came to america, i was really more into r&b and, you know, things like that that i used to listen to, and cuban music. but you really were bombarded with it, because it was on pop radio so if you happened to be on pop radio, you're going to hear the songs over and over. what you do have to do of course in mamma mia is the two of you have to sing together. yes. you do a duet. yes. she sings, i chime in! # and we're closer now, fernando. # every hour, every minute seemed to last eter

the bbc‘s charlie stayt went to meet them. mes enfants. je suis arrivee!? i am now. it was so huge in the rest of the world, but it as wasn't as gigantic in america. yes, there were the songs, dancing queen and waterloo, there were those songs. yes. but after the play, and then of course after the movie, i mean, it's huge in america. what about you, andy? are you familiar with it? i was familiar with the hits when they came to america, i was really more into r&b and, you know, things like that that i used to listen to, and cuban music. but you really were bombarded with it, because it was on pop radio so if you happened to be on pop radio, you're going to hear the songs over and over. what you do have to do of course in mamma mia is the two of you have to sing together. yes. you do a duet. yes. she sings, i chime in! # and we're closer now, fernando. # every hour, every minute seemed to last eternally. # we were so afraid, fernando. # we were young and full of life and none of us prepared to die. # but i'm not ashamed to say the roar of guns and cannons #

ahead of tonight's premiere, charlie stayt went to meet them. # mamma mia, here i go again #.ut it wasn't as gigantic in america. yes, there were the songs. but, after the play and then after the movie, it is huge in america. what about you ? the movie, it is huge in america. what about you? i was really more in tune with orange b and things like that. really, we were bombarded with it, if you happen to be on pop radio, you would hear the songs over and overagain. radio, you would hear the songs over and over again. the two of you have to sing together. you do a duet. # they were closer now, fernando. # they were closer now, fernando. # every hour, every minute seemed to last eternally. #we last eternally. # we were so afraid, fernando. we we re # we were so afraid, fernando. we were s0 young and # we were so afraid, fernando. we were so young and full of life and none of us prepare to die. # i'm not ashamed to say the roar of guns and cannons almost made me cry. #. your characters knew one another long ago. we were medically involved. he had his throne turned upside down. ——

welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt.ut now, a summary of this morning's main news. 17 people, including nine members of one family, have drowned after an amphibious duck boat sank in stormy weather in the us state of missouri. the vessel was carrying 31 people when it overturned near the town of branson. flowers have now been laid on cars which belonged to some of the vicitms. the roll—out of smart energy meters is overbudget and using obsolete technology, according to a panel of mps. the british infrastructure group said the programme had been "plagued by repeated delays and cost increases" and looked set to miss its 2020 deadline. the government agency involved has responded, saying that millions of people are already saving money after having the meters installed. so this infrastructure upgrade is the biggest one that's happening in energy in our lifetimes, so it's really important that people get to talk about this debate. but the main thing that everyone needs to know is to get a smart meter, because it's going to s

we sent our very own super trouper, charlie stayt, to go and meet them. mes enfants. girl. are you huge abba fans? i am now. it was so huge in the rest of the world but it wasn't as gigantic in america. yes, there were the songs, dancing queen and waterloo, there were those songs. but after the player, and then of course after the movie, i mean its huge in america. what about you, andy? are you familiar with it? i was familiar with the hits when they came to america, i was merely —— really more into r&b and things like that and cuban music. but you we re really like that and cuban music. but you were really bombarded with it because it was on pop radio so if you were on pop radio, you would hear the songs over and over. what you do have to do in mamma mia is, the two of you have to sing together. you do a duet. she sings, i chime together. you do a duet. she sings, ichime in. together. you do a duet. she sings, i chime in. we were closer now fernando. every hour, every minute seemed to last paternally. we were so seemed to last paternally. we were so afraid fernando.