welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. our headlines today.spected car ramming attack in tel aviv. israel blames palestinian militants in a week of escalating conflict between the two sides. i never had a dream come true. "a beacon of light for a generation of pop fans." tributes are paid to s club 7 star paul cattermole, who has died at 46. we'll speak to a woman who was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer who thought she would never live to see her daughter get married, but 20 years later she'll

good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.speech in western japan. more strikes are on the way by nurses in england after rejecting the governent�*s lastest pay offer. the 21—year—old accused of the worst leak of us intelligence documents in years appears in court. good morning, from aintree where the sun is rising on yet another grand national day. the most famous horse race of them all, and also potential protests are on

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: the finalple trying to flee the conflict have just a few hours to make it to the airport. a warning that a strike by nurses this bank holiday weekend could be the most disruptive yet with staff in emergency care taking action for the first time. new pictures of king charles - and the queen consort are released as more details of the coronation concert are unveiled — hollywood star tom cruise will be among those taking part. mind—boggling amounts of money offered to buy manchester united. the final bids come in from the two main

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: the governmentend of this month. dominic raab has hit out at what he calls "activist civil servants", after resigning as deputy prime minister over bullying claims. the scammers preying on parents — more than 1,000 people were conned out of £1.3 million last year, a huge moment in the premier league title race, as arsenal stumble again. this time against bottom club southampton, who stunned the league leaders, before arsenal salvaged an injury time draw.

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden.will it mean for those who run nurseries and pre—schools? let's find out more from hannah, who's at a nursery in greater manchester this morning. is it busy yet this morning? no children at the moment. in the next hour or so we children at the moment. in the next hour orso we are children at the moment. in the next hour or so we are expecting a whole wave of children to come into the nursery. the menu is up there. they are having pea risotto for lunch today. here is where they will have their lessons, classes, fun times for the day. this place would love to be part of what the government is calling the biggest expansion of free childcare in england ever. at the moment all three and four—year—olds with working parents he ran up to £100,000 a year are entitled to 30 hours free childcare a week. that is expected to be expanded to the vast majority of two—year—olds. from september 2025, it is expected that the vast majority of children will be able to get free childcare from nine months un

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty we charlie stayt and naga munchetty will the situation with sucking antonio conte. now they have ryan mason in charge. that was a good result. —— with sacking antonio conte. looking very good to finish in the top three as things stand. they will surely have champions league football next season. eddie howe will take it calmly for now. what a job he has done. newcastle beat everton 4—1 at goodison park. callum wilson�*s second of the night was the pick of the goals — what a finish that was. everton are second from bottom, two points from safety with just five games to go. newcastle stay third, strengthening their position in the top four. we returned to form in a really good way. we returned to form in a really good way there _ we returned to form in a really good way. there was a period where we had questions _ way. there was a period where we had questions to _ way. there was a period where we had questions to answer. we faltered a little bit _ questions to answer. we faltered a little bit but the response from the players

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.the roads later. do you want to pick up first about dover. a lot of attention is on there and the problems. what have ou there and the problems. what have you heard? — there and the problems. what have you heard? i _ there and the problems. what have you heard? i have _ there and the problems. what have you heard? i have been _ there and the problems. what have you heard? i have been following i there and the problems. what have you heard? i have been following it| you heard? i have been following it all morning. it is not going to be, as far as we know, as bad as last friday evening but there are concerning signs. if you look at df that sales —— the company that sells to calais and dunkirk, they say to give two hours to get through border controls, largely to do with post—brexit passport arrangements that need french police to check everything. they check things on the kent side to check passports. irish ferries that sail from dover to calais, they say allow up to three hours. the por

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.have we got? so there's just three on the way in. we've got spaces in ambulance triage for all of them if needs be. next week's four day walk—out byjunior doctors who make up around half of the hospital's medical workforce, many of them with years of experience, means it definitely won't be business as usual. next week strikes after the bank holiday. the ghost rotas are done, they're going to come out. there's extra nursing shifts out as well. so from tuesday, we're all being asked to consider whether we really need to go to hospital. we're here if you need us. so that would be the first thing that i say. and this is the same as we said over covid. if you're unwell and you need help, the nhs will be able to look after you at this time. but you'd like people to think carefully? think carefully, use it carefully, be sensible. it's easter, be sensible with your diy, please, be sensible with your alcohol intake and yeah, just keep yourself safe. senior consultant doctors will be on hand to

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today — accept or reject — the royal college of nursing prepares to announce if its members have agreed a pay deal. the fbi arrests a suspect in the worst leak of united states intelligence in years. good morning from an independent cinema in sheffield, but i will be looking at the fortunes of an industry struggling to recover from the pandemic amid the rising cost of living —— where i will be. in sport, a missed opportunity for manchester united, as they throw away a two—goal lead to put their europa league hopes injeopardy. and we find out about how donating something usually discarded after childbirth — the umbilical cord — can save lives. and here at aintree, it is ladies day in the grand national festival. looking promising behind me at the moment, but rain and the focus for many of you today. all the detail on that and your weekend forecast all coming up here on breakfast. good morning. it's friday 14th april. our main story — the royal college of nursing will anno

hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt.e review panel, looked at the experiences ofjust over 100 children and young adults. it found young people had experienced "systematic and sustained" abuse and neglect over a period of more than three years. in the second phase of the report, released today, the panel have made a total of nine recommendations to the government. including measures to provide more care closer to children's families and to reform the system of inspection. we'rejoined now by the report's lead author, dr susan tra nter. thank you very much for your time this morning. i think it's probably useful to people for a moment to remind them of the first part of the report in terms of the evidence discovered. can you give us a brief summary of what you discovered then? good morning and thank you for inviting me on the programme. we found children had experienced sustained harm, abuse and neglect over a period of time and also found out that the leadership and management of these settings was woefully inadequate, and

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today — accept or reject — morning from an independent cinema in sheffield, but i will be looking at the fortunes of an industry struggling to recover from the pandemic amid the rising cost of living —— where i will be.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today.d terrorism in order to root out wrongdoers. i think over the next two or three years we're going to be removing hundreds of people from this organisation who shouldn't be here. nicola sturgeon's husband peter murrell has been been released without charge, as police continue an investigation into the snp�*s finances. the husband of dame deborahjames speaks for the first time about her legacy, after it was revealed she raised more than £11 million for cancer research. the end of the road for e—scooters? as paris becomes the latest city to ban them after safety concerns,

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. our headlines.tions. school watchdog ofsted makes changes to inspections after the suicide of a headteacher — but won't be abandoning its one—word grade assessments. manchester united undone on a nightmare night in spain. a string of errors against seville sends them out of europe — their manager says it's unacceptable. we get a first look at the baton of hope designed by two fathers who lost their sons to suicide.

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today...rom pakistan and charge him with her murder. president biden will address the irish parliament today, as he continues his visit to the island of ireland. the uk's largest supermarket tesco will announce its profits in the next hour. as supermarkets battle for loyal customers amid rising costs, i'll be looking at the details. history is made by great britain's women.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.rike action. the ceasefire in sudan is extended for another three days — efforts continue to get british nationals out of the country. new guidance for grassroots sports — anyone suspected of concussion must be taken off and rested for at least 2a hours. good morning. a record rent as as average monthly payment hit a record high. iwill average monthly payment hit a record high. i will be looking at why and whether there is an end

good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. our headlines.in an independent organisation to broker a deal in their pay dispute. thousands flock to a small australian town for a glimpse of a rare solar eclipse. it will be manchester city against real madrid in the champions league semifinals. city finishing thejob in munich to beat bayern and progress — as they look to lift the trophy for the first time.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today...are set to be announced by the government later — but campaigners fear they won't go far enough. thousands of teachers in england are back out on strike today, in their ongoing dispute over pay. it's a manchester city masterclass, as they control the title race. they tear leaders arsenal apart in a a—1win, and city will now be

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today.eady getting busy here at the port. bosses will be desperate to avoid the scenes we witnessed last week when coach passengers had to spend

hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. year, disrupting parents and pupils once more. the sticking point is pay and conditions. ros atkins has been taking a closer look at the dispute. another teachers strike is here. thousands of schools in england are affected, and this is the teachers' demand. we are asking for a fully funded, inflation—proof pay rise to correct the long—term decline in teacher pay. it's true, there has been a decline in teacher pay in real terms in the last decade. real terms pay being when we take into account the effect of rising prices of things like food. and if we look at inflation, or in other words the cost of living in the uk, its currently increasing at 10% a year. and then look at this graph. it shows us the decade up to march last year, the most recent point for where we have data across a number of professions. inflation is marked in red, and average pay across professions is in blue, and as you can see, pay is tracked close to or above inflation. but differentjobs have seen wages grow at d

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today... police investigating the shooting of pc sharon beshenivsky in bradford in 2005 extradite a man from pakistan and charge him with her murder. president biden will address the irish parliament today, as he continues his visit to the island of ireland. the uk's largest supermarket tesco will announce its profits in the next hour. as supermarkets battle for loyal customers amid rising costs, i'll be looking at the details. history is made by great britain's women. huge celebrations. they've won a first ever team gold at the european gymnastic championships in turkey. it we are at a very windy aintree ahead of the grand national on saturday. animal—rights activists say the race is cruel and should be cancelled. a cold start to the day today- _ should be cancelled. a cold start to the day today. not _ should be cancelled. a cold start to the day today. not as _ should be cancelled. a cold start to the day today. not as wild - should be cancelled. a cold start to the day today. not as wild a

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. our headlines today. one person is killed and several others wounded in a suspected car ramming attack in tel aviv. israel blames palestinian militants in a week of escalating conflict between the two sides. i never had a dream come true. "a beacon of light for a generation of pop fans." tributes are paid to s club 7 star paul cattermole, who has died at 46. we'll speak to a woman who was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer who thought she would never live to see her daughter get married, but 20 years later she'll see her walk down the aisle today. she got engaged last year. and the da before she got engaged last year. and the day before the _ she got engaged last year. and the day before the 20th _ she got engaged last year. and the day before the 20th anniversary - she got engaged last year. and the day before the 20th anniversary of| day before the 20th anniversary of your diagnosis... day before the 20th anniversary of your diagnosis. . ._ day before the 20th anniversary of your diagnosis... she's g

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the final uk evacuation flight from sudan will take off this evening, british people trying to flee the conflict have just a few hours to make it to the airport. a warning that a strike by nurses this bank holiday weekend could be the most disruptive yet with staff in emergency care taking action for the first time. new pictures of king charles - and the queen consort are released as more details of the coronation concert are unveiled — hollywood star tom cruise will be among those taking part. mind—boggling amounts of money offered to buy manchester united. the final bids come in from the two main parties, including what may prove to be a world record amount of £5 billion from qatari banker sheikh jassim. with the bank today we cannot looking too bad, a lot of dry weather around in sunshine and it will feel a bit warmer but there will feel a bit warmer but there will be some heavy and thundery showers dotted around. join me later for the details. it's saturday ap

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the government takes legal action against the royal college of nursing, over its planned two—day strike in england at the end of this month. dominic raab has hit out at what he calls "activist civil servants", after resigning as deputy prime minister over bullying claims. the scammers preying on parents — more than 1,000 people were conned out of £1.3 million last year, a huge moment in the premier league title race, as arsenal stumble again. this time against bottom club southampton, who stunned the league leaders, before arsenal salvaged an injury time draw. it's saturday april 22nd. our main story: the health secretary has said he is pursuing legal action over the lawfulness of the next strike by nhs nurses in england. steve barclay said he was responding to concerns from nhs employers, who believe the planned walkout at the end of the month would be unlawful. simonjones reports. the bitter dispute between nurses and the government is now heading to the courts.

good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: a smoke bomb is thrown at the japanese prime minister whilst he makes a speech in western japan. more strikes are on the way by nurses in england after rejecting the governent�*s lastest pay offer. the 21—year—old accused of the worst leak of us intelligence documents in years appears in court. good morning, from aintree where the sun is rising on yet another grand national day. the most famous horse race of them all, and also potential protests are on everyone�*s minds. and a line—up fit for a king — the artists performing at the coronation concert are announced. some rain across some rain gci’oss eastern some rain across eastern england today, many, it is drier, brighter and milder, details on that and the full weekend forecast coming up here breakfast. it's saturday 15th april. japan's prime minister has been evacuated from a public event after an explosion was heard as he was about to give a speech. police in the city of wakayama have arrested a man on suspici