welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. the headlines today: new guidance for frontline nhs workers. they're told to re—use special protective equipment in extreme circumstances. some hospitals say they're about to run out of special gowns used to treat coronavirus patients, according to nhs leaders in england. the football world pays tribute to norman hunter, the leeds united legend who died yesterday after being diagnosed with coronavirus. good morning. there is a north—south divide with our weather today. the best of the sunshine will certainly best of the sunshine will certainly be across scotland and northern ireland. some sharp showers through england and wales will slowly fade as we go through the day, but it's going to stay rather cloudy. all the details coming up shortly. # you'll never walk alone... aiming for the top of the charts. captain tom teams up with michael ball as his fundraising effort passes £21 million. it's saturday, april the 18th. our top story: doctors and nurses in england could be asked to re—us

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: millions of key workers and theirfamilies can new book a test to see if they have coronavirus. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon calls for a "grown—up conversation" over when to relax social distancing. clapping for carers. the country once again shows its appreciation for britain's health workers. the bbc‘s big night in raises more than £27 million for those affected by the pandemic. good morning. not on offer. i'm looking at why supermarkets have slashed the number of promotions and special offers during the lockdown and how it means some shoppers are struggling to make ends meet. good morning. in sport, as coronavirus leads to the postponement of the women's european championships until 2022. england boss phil neville should quit now and not wait until next summer as planned. that's according to one former player. and another warm and sunny day for much of the uk after a bit of a foggy start. things will change slightly this weekend. will have all the d

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.or frontline nhs workers. they're told to re—use special protective equipment in extreme circumstances. some hospitals say they're about to run out of special gowns used to treat coronavirus patients, according to nhs leaders in england. the football world pays tribute to norman hunter, the leeds united legend who died yesterday after being diagnosed with coronavirus. good morning. there is a north—south divide with our weather today. the best

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: "forget the sunshine, stay at home and save lives". police forces across the uk urge people to use their common sense and avoid all unnecessary travel this weekend. the plea comes as emotional tributes are paid to two nhs nurses who died after contracting coronavirus, both leaving behind three children. americans are told to start wearing face masks in public to stop the spread of coronavirus, but president trump says he won't be following the advice. i think wearing a face mask as a great president, prime ministers, dictators, kings, queens, idon‘t know, somehow i don't to see it for myself. labour's next leader will be revealed just before 11 o'clock this morning. we'll look at the challenges that jeremy corbyn‘s successor will face. after days of pressure, premier league clubs will ask their players to take a wage cut of 30% to help ease the financial burden caused by the coronavirus, while club captains look to set up a fund, to support the nhs. climbing 29,00

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: the lockdown is on for another three weeks as the government commissions top scientists to look at how the uk will get out of it. the boss of a major nhs hospital says he fears staff will run out of protective gowns this weekend and asks two leading fashion chains for help. in the chinese city of wuhan — the source of the global pandemic — the death count has been raised by 50%. cheering and applause. the nation salutes the frontline workers putting their lives at risk as we clap for our carers. the duke and duchess of cambridge on life in lockdown, keeping in touch with family and home—schooling. we have actually kept it going for the holidays. good morning. time is running out to savejobs. a leading business group warns firms will be forced to lay off staff permanently if the government doesn't extend its furloughed workers‘ scheme. and in sport, premier league chiefs are to meet today to discuss how they plan to end the season. getting it all wrapped up byjune

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: the prime minister says coronavirus testing needs to be increased massively, after it emerged just 2,000 frontline nhs workers have been tested. this is the way through. this is how we will unlock the coronavirus on the way we will defeated in the end. almost one million people apply for universal credit in two weeks, as financial concerns around the pandemic grow. british airways to suspend 36,000 workers. the airline is expected to announce 80% of its cabin crew, ground staff, engineers and head office employees will have theirjobs suspended until the coronavirus crisis passes. talks will continue this morning on how football battles the coronavirus. the premier league's top players are urged to resist wage cuts until they've spoke to their union, as more clubs put non playing staff on leave and reduce salaries. plus and weather, a few splashes of rain around the west things turn cold over the next 2a hours before substantial warmup this weekend stop clap for ou

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: doctors accuse the governments staff with the right protective equipment. we'll speak to the health secretary matt hancock just after 8:00. the easter message hits home as millions stick to social distancing rules, but the lockdown faces its biggest test yet this weekend. the uk has hit its highest daily death toll, but most patients are surviving coronavirus. we'll hear some of their stories. sir kenny dalglish has tested positive for the virus. the former liverpool player and manager was taken to hospital to be treated for an unrelated infection, but then postive

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: people needing medicalndemic, as visits to a&e drop by almost half. more virus tests will be offered today, after online bookings were suspended in the face of overwhelming demand. plans are being drawn up to see the return of the premier league. the government tells us it's "working hard to get live sport" back behind closed doors, but only when lockdown restrictions can be eased. a week after captain tom moore and michael ball sang together

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: "forget the sunshine forces across the uk urge people to use their common sense and avoid all unnecessary travel this weekend. the plea comes as emotional tributes are paid to two nhs nurses who died after contracting coronavirus, both leaving behind three children. americans are told to start wearing face masks in public to stop the spread of coronavirus, but president trump says he won't be following the advice. i think wearing a face mask as

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: people needing medical care from the nhs are urged not to be put off by the coronavirus pandemic, as visits to a&e drop by almost half. more virus tests will be offered today, after online bookings were suspended in the face of overwhelming demand. plans are being drawn up to see the return of the premier league. the government tells us it's "working hard to get live sport" back behind closed doors, but only when lockdown restrictions can be eased. a week after captain tom moore and michael ball sang together on breakfast, their charity single reaches number one. good morning. it looks like another dry day for most parts of the uk. it may be a little bit grey and gloomy first it's saturday april the 25th. our top story: a huge drop in the number of patients seeking urgent treatment for conditions unrelated to coronavirus is fuelling concerns that serious problems are being missed. the nhs is launching a campaign to encourage anyone with health concerns to seek hel

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: an easter message from the government — stay at home and let's not ruin it now. let is not undo the games we have made let's not waste the sacrifices that so many people have made. we must not give the coronavirus a second chance to kill more people and to hurt our country. but one minister, robertjenrick, defends his actions after travelling a0 miles to deliver food and medicine to his elderly parents. boris johnson's partner carrie symonds pays tribute to the nhs after the prime minister is moved out of intensive care, as the country again comes together to clap for our carers. are you due a refund or just a credit voucher for your cancelled holiday? the rules are pretty clear — you're entitled to a refund. but as some travel firms refuse to pay back customers, i'll speak tp the head of the trade body abta. the scottish fa has announced a further delay to scottish football. it won't start again now until the 10th ofjune at the earliest. celebrating the heroes wh

good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and mega munchetty.ur headlines today: restrictions on people's movements will be discussed by ministers today, with the prospect of an extension to the uk's 3—week coronavirus measures. but the cobra meeting will take place without the prime minister, who's spent a third night in intensive care — colleagues say his condition is improving. outbreaks of coronavirus in care homes — we'll hear calls for more testing and greater protection for staff. prescriptions, paracetemol shortages and social distancing. pharmacies are under pressure like never before. i'll ask one of the industry's biggest bosses how they're protecting staff, and serving the public. premier league footballers have clubbed together generate funds for the nhs. they've launched what they're calling a "collective initiative" to riase money and say they hope to make a real difference. royal video—visit by the duke and duchess of cambridge to the children of key workers, at a primary school in lancashire. its unseasonably warm to the south o

he spoke to the bbc‘s charlie stayt and he started by explaining why he believed there needed to be adeaths, the drugs, you know, that's a global thing to get those out, and the thing that will get us back to the world that we had before coronavirus is the vaccine, and getting that out to all 7 billion people. and so, the efforts to test those, to build the factories, to understand, you know, is it safe and ready to go, that's a global problem and, you know, so i'm glad, you know, that people are coming together to find where is the best work and combine that. you know, the factory will be in a different country than the science is in. this is the whole world working on probably the most urgent tool that's ever been needed. can i ask you, in relation to the vaccine — i know that you've donated a sum of money in relation to that — just talk me through how — what do you think are the key elements around developing a successful vaccine? is it money? is it political will? what do you think are the key elements to that? well, we definitely need to fund the research and the manufacturing an

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the captain becomes a colonel — on the day he celebrates his 100th birthday, the queen recognises captain tom moore's remarkable fundraising achievements with an honour. i was proud to be a duke of wellington and i still am and to get this really does put the icing on the cake. after raising almost £30 million, he's received birthday wishes from around the world, and from his very proud family. iam i am really proud because i have known my grandad for all my love, i have lived with them for all my life and he has always been at that for us. just after 8 o'clock this morning we will bring you full coverage of a very special raf flyover as the nation pays tribute to captain tom moore. boris johnson first cabinet meeting since leaving hospital. he's expected to discuss how and when to ease lockdown restrictions. holiday refund refusals — frustrated customers are turning to their bank and credit card providers to get their money back — but will the regulator step in?

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the uk—wide lockdown to deal with the coronavirus pandemic is expected to be extended for a further three weeks from today. tributes are paid to the 28—year—old pregnant nurse who died from covid—19. her baby was delivered and is doing well. as the country prepares to clap for carers once again tonight, we'll bring you the extraordinary end to captain tom moore's inspirational charity walk — 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday. when bbc breakfast first highlighted tom's fundraising for the nhs on good friday it stood at a few thousand pounds — it's over 11 million. good morning. baby steps in rebuilding business. pret a manger and burger king join kfc in opening some stores for delivery only. can it be done safely? i'll ask the boss of kfc. good morning. threats of legal action after the scottish football season below the top tier is ended with immediate effect. dundee united win the championship, thanks to a controversial vote from neighbours dundee.

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: 100,000 tests a day by the end of the month — the government promises to step up the fight against coronavirus. clapping for our carers — millions show their support once again for frontline and key workers. a new hospital which can treat 4,000 covid—19 patients opens today at the excel centre in london. more help for business — banks will be banned from charging high interest rates and asking for personal guarantees in return for loans, as the chancellor revamps his emergency rescue scheme. it's time to do your bit. the health secretary urges premier league footballers to take a pay cut to help out during the coronavirus pandemic. plus, in weather, a bit chilly out there this morning, frost for some, but by sunday, we could see temperatures as high as 21. i'll have your full forecast in half—an—hour. it's friday, april the 3rd. our top story: plans to significantly increase coronavirus testing in england have been announced by the health secretary. the government

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines: human trials for a coronavirus vaccine will begin. but there are warnings that an effective one will not be ready to use this year. if people are hoping it will suddenly move from where we are in lockdowns as it was before, that is a wholly unrealistic expectation. we are going to have to do a lot of things were really, quite a long period of time. a "nightmare process" and "too many refusals". businesses tell breakfast the government's loan scheme is still not working despite 12,000 companies now getting access to credit. i'll explain what's going on. the government tell the premier league to consider showing games for free once the action resumes. so while the season, might finish behind closed doors, the public could still get to see the games. louise gets on her bicycle with 0lympic louise gets on her bicycle with olympic champion sir chris hoy for the bbc‘s big night in. and it is going to be a one week and whether there are —— it's going to be a warm week for our

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.m moore's remarkable fundraising achievements with an honour. i was proud to be a duke of wellington and i still am and to get this really does put the icing on the cake. after raising almost £30 million, he's received birthday wishes

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. to relax social distancing. clapping for carers. the country once again shows its appreciation for britain's health workers. the bbc‘s big night in raises more than £27 million for those affected by the pandemic. good morning. not on offer. i'm looking at why supermarkets have slashed the number of promotions and special offers during the lockdown and how it means some

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines: human trials for a coronavirusas before, that is a wholly unrealistic expectation. we are going to have to do a lot of things were really, quite a long period of time. a "nightmare process" and "too many refusals".

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.or our carers — millions show their support once again for frontline and key workers. a new hospital which can treat 4,000 covid—19 patients opens today at the excel centre in london. more help for business — banks will be banned from charging high interest rates and asking for personal guarantees in return for loans, as the chancellor revamps his emergency rescue scheme. it's time to do your bit.

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.ee weeks from today. tributes are paid to the 28—year—old pregnant nurse who died from covid—19. her baby was delivered and is doing well. as the country prepares to clap for carers once again tonight, we'll bring you the extraordinary end to captain tom moore's inspirational charity walk — 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday. when bbc breakfast first highlighted tom's fundraising for the nhs on good friday it stood at a few thousand pounds —

good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.avirus measures. but the cobra meeting will take place without the prime minister, who's spent a third night in intensive care — colleagues say his condition is improving. outbreaks of coronavirus in care homes — we'll hear calls for more testing and greater protection for staff. prescriptions, paracetemol shortages and social distancing. pharmacies are under pressure like never before. i'll ask one of the industry's biggest bosses how they're protecting staff, and serving the public. premier league footballers have clubbed together generate funds for the nhs. they've launched what they're calling a "collective initiative" to riase money and say they hope to make a real difference. royal video—visit by the duke and duchess of cambridge

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.undo the games we have made let's not waste the sacrifices that so many people have made. we must not give the coronavirus a second chance to kill more people and to hurt our country. but one minister, robertjenrick, defends his actions after travelling a0 miles to deliver food and medicine to his elderly parents. boris johnson's partner carrie symonds pays tribute to the nhs after the prime minister is moved out of intensive care,

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.et out of it. the boss of a major nhs hospital says he fears staff will run out of protective gowns this weekend and asks two leading fashion chains for help. in the chinese city of wuhan — the source of the global pandemic — the death count has been raised by 50%. cheering and applause. the nation salutes the frontline workers putting their lives at risk as we clap for our carers. the duke and duchess of cambridge on life in lockdown,

earlier this week, bill gates spoke exclusively to breakfast‘s charlie stayt about the race to createople. the efforts to test those, the factories to understand, is it safe and ready to 90, understand, is it safe and ready to go, that is a global problem, so i'm glad that people are coming together to find where is the best work and combine that, the factory will be in a different country than the sciences in. this is the whole world working on probably the most urgent tool that is ever be needed. can i ask you to reflect a little more on the way that world leaders thus far have responded to the crisis? well, there is the periods when i am other health experts were saying that this is the greatest potential downfall the world faced, going back quite a ways with a speech in 2015 and an article about the specific thing. we definitely will look back and wish we had invested more so that we could quickly have all the diagnostics, drugs and vaccines. we underinvested, which was my goal was to get that to happen. we did too sgppy' to get that to happen. we did too sappy, which help with so

he spoke to the bbc‘s charlie stayt and he started by explaining why he believed there needed to be a will get us back to the world that we had before coronavirus is the vaccine, and getting that out to all 7 billion people. and so, the efforts to test those, to build the factories, to understand, you know, is it safe and ready to go, that's a global problem and, you know, so i'm glad, you know, that people are coming together to find where is the best work and combine that. you know, the factory will be in a different country than the science is in. this is the whole world working on probably the most urgent tool that's ever been needed. can i ask you, in relation to the vaccine — i know you've donated a sum of money in relation to that — just talk me through how — what you think are the key elements around developing a successful vaccine. is it money? is it political will? what do you think are the key elements to that? well, we definitely need to fund the research and the manufacturing and the distribution. the distribution piece for developing companies will be gavi, where the uk

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: doctors accuse the government of a chronic failure to supply nhs staff with the right protective equipment. we'll speak to the health secretary matt hancock just after 8:00. the easter message hits home as millions stick to social distancing rules, but the lockdown faces its biggest test yet this weekend. the uk has hit its highest daily death toll, but most patients are surviving coronavirus. we'll hear some of their stories. sir kenny dalglish has tested positive for the virus. the former liverpool player and manager was taken to hospital to be treated for an unrelated infection, but then postive for coronavirus, although his family say he's showing no symptoms. thanks, captain tom! thanks, captain tom! yesterday we brought you the story of captain tom moore, who is trying to complete 100 laps of his garden before he turns 100. today we had a wonderful reaction from those in the nhs. good morning. another largely dry day ahead and again, it will be warm, with te

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: the prime