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welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.its handling of a damning racism report. former england cricket captain michael vaughan reveals he s been named in the investigation — but denies any wrongdoing. opposition parties consider backing an independent anti—sleaze candidate in the by—election triggered by the resignation of tory mp owen paterson. music. veteran tv presenter and dancer lionel blair has died at the age of 92.

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and mega munchetty. our headlines today: suspended from hosting international matches — yorkshire cricket club holds an emergency meeting to discuss its handling of a damning racism report. former england cricket captain michael vaughan reveals he 5 been named in the investigation — but denies any wrongdoing. opposition parties consider backing an independent anti—sleaze candidate in the by—election triggered by the resignation of tory mp owen paterson. music. veteran tv presenter and dancer lionel blair has died at the age of 92. good morning, the taxi industry is warning of a shortage of 160,000 staff. demand forjourneys is high but there aren't enough drivers. i am at a call centre to find out why. five goals and three red cards a dramatic return, to england for the new tottenham boss antonio conte but it eventually ends in victory. a bit chilly this morning particularly across england with a widespread frost. while temperatures rise a bit widespread frost. while temperatures rise a hit this weekend,

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: the united states andand as storm arwen hits northern parts of the uk with winds of nearly 100 mph. there are still some very strong winds out there this morning. a mix of rain, sleet and snow falling as well. the weather will slowly calm down through this weekend, but it is going to stay cold. ex england captain michael vaughan speaks to this programme about the racism scandal that has engulfed cricket.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.ics as new figures on waiting times are due out this morning. the usa and china unexpectedly agree to co—operate over global warming, as the cop 26 climate change summit enters its final days. but can acting locally help globally? i am but can acting locally help globally? iam in but can acting locally help globally? i am in hull, but can acting locally help globally? iam in hull, one but can acting locally help globally? i am in hull, one of the city is hoping to go carbon neutral ahead of the national target. it's heavily reliant on scientists working with academics. i will look at how that is

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today.ench interior minister says it's a day of national grief. ministers will hold crisis talks in paris this morning. translation: the first people responsible for this despicable | situation are the smugglers. we'll be hearing from the people trying to reach the uk about why they're willing to risk their lives crossing the world's busiest shipping lane in tiny inflatable boats. where are you going now? the uk.

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today... the hpv vaccine is cutting cases of cervical cancer by almost 90%. cancer research calls it a historic moment. back home safely. the australian toddler cleo smith has spent her first night with herfamily since her dramatic rescue. police have released audio of the moment she was found. what's your name, sweetheart? my name is cleo. are we about to see a rise in interest rates? prices going up mean that's likely to happen today. what does it mean for your pocket? the former england cricketer gary ballance say�*s he regrets using racist language against his yorkshire teammate azeem rafiq, as the row over rafiq's treatment at yorkshire county cricket club causes major sponsors to pull out. good morning. lots and i saw the northern lights last night. seems we have clear skies to start the day. a chilly start, frosty full sun. sunshine and showers on the coast. more details later in the programme. it's thursday, the 4th of november. the first major study looking at the effectiveness of the

hello this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.e lord of the rings director peterjackson who has given his only uk tv interview to the bbc. we've got a different "fab four" on the sofa before nine as westlife drop in for a chat about their new album. and we'll hear the story of the wartime pantomimes which featured two real princesses — elizabeth, now the queen, and her sister margaret. let's return to our main story now — and throughout this morning we'll be bringing you reaction to the terrible events in the channel yesterday. 27 people drowned while they were trying to enter the uk illegally, having set off from northern france in a small boat. we can speak now to jean—marc puissesseau who is head of the ports of calais and and boulogne. good morning to you and thank you so much for your time this morning. i know you are a very busy man. can i ask you first your reaction to what happened yesterday? you ask you first your reaction to what happened yesterday?— ask you first your reaction to what happened yesterday? you know, i am

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today...stralian toddler cleo smith has spent her first night with herfamily since her dramatic rescue. police have released audio of the moment she was found. what's your name, sweetheart? my name is cleo. are we about to see a rise in interest rates? prices going up mean that's likely to happen today. what does it mean for your pocket? the former england cricketer gary ballance say�*s he regrets

good morning, and welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: reunitedfe and well. forcing big finance firms to do their bit to help the climate. some of the uk's richest companies are told to prove their green credentials. the chancellor rishi sunak will explain his plans in glasgow today but green groups say they aren't tough enough. i'll explain all. footballers supporting front line workers. premier league starjordan henderson shows us how players�* donations are helping nhs staff. late drama and a late goal from cristano ronaldo salvages manchester united a point in the champions

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.his third olympic gold and how it can inspire others. a treasure trove of comedy. we'll hear about the newly discovered sketches, written by victoria wood, that never made it to our screens. and after nine this morning, we'll speak to the retired gp whose love of bones has lead him to discover a new species of dinosaur. all care home staff must be double jabbed against covid—19 or face losing theirjobs, as a new government rule comes into force from today. the health secretary says it will make care homes safer, but for those working in an industry already under pressure from staff shortages, it's not been easy to say goodbye. we've been running homes for a3 years. this is the most severe thing we have ever had to endure, losing staffjust because of the vaccination. it's been very hard losing some of our lovely staff here at the home. there's been many tears from us all. it's been a very trying time, to lose people we've known and grown to love and are part of our family. i mean, there

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the united states and australia join the list of countries banning flights from southern africa after confirmation of a worrying new variant of coronavirus. a man is killed in northern ireland as storm arwen hits northern parts of the uk with winds of nearly 100 mph. there are still some very strong winds out there this morning. a mix of rain, sleet and snow falling as well. the weather will slowly calm down through this weekend, but it is going to stay cold. ex england captain michael vaughan speaks to this programme about the racism scandal that has engulfed cricket. it follows racism allegations by former yorkshire player azeem rafiq. i played for yorkshire county cricket club for 18 years, and if in any way, shape or form cricket club for 18 years, and if in any way, shape orform i am responsible for any of his hurt, i apologise for that. broadway legend stephen sondheim, who was behind some of theatre�*s best known musicals including west side story, has died

good morning, and welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent. our headlines today: reunited with her parents. four—year—old cleo, whose disappearance sparked a nationwide search in australia, has been found safe and well. forcing big finance firms to do their bit to help the climate. some of the uk's richest companies are told to prove their green credentials. the chancellor rishi sunak will explain his plans in glasgow today but green groups say they aren't tough enough. i'll explain all. footballers supporting front line workers. premier league starjordan henderson shows us how players�* donations are helping nhs staff. late drama and a late goal from cristano ronaldo salvages manchester united a point in the champions league against atalanta. good morning. it's a chilly start and prostate for some of us with some patchy fog and then it will be another day of sunshine and showers, another day of sunshine and showers, a lot of their showers on the coast, eight feet making it inland and breezy than yesterday. i will have all the details later. i

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.ans, we'll discuss a new documentary about freddie mercury's final days. two icons of the stage and screen, felicity kendal and robert lindsay, willjoin us, as they star in the cinematic release of the classic musical anything goes. and the man behind some of the world's biggest pop songs, nile rodgers will tell us why he's auctioning off his cars, guitars and other personal possessions. back to our main now and the variant of "serious concern" that has been identified in in south africa, hong kong and botswana. we're nowjoined by the shadow home secretary, nick thomas—symonds. good morning. thank you for your time is money. we know that the travel restrictions have been brought in, we know there is genuine concern about this new variant. can you tell us what you make of the government's response?- you tell us what you make of the government's response? firstly, good to 'oin ou. government's response? firstly, good to join you- the _ government's response? firstly, good to join you. th