hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. what train operators admit is a "baffling" ticketing system. they're promising an end to complex ticketing prices, and say they'll make it easier to find the cheapest seats every time. good morning, it's wednesday, february 1st. also this morning: president trump makes one of the most significant decisions of his presidency, appointing a new judge to the supreme court — the most powerful arm of americanjustice. democrats say they have "serious doubts" about his nominee. mps prepare to vote on whether the government can start the process of taking the uk out of europe.

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. michael flynn has stepped down less than a month into the job. he's been accused of lying about phone calls he made to moscow's us ambassador. good morning, it's tuesday 14th february. also this morning: fresh warnings about the threat from online attacks as the uk opens its national cyber security centre. a ten—year—old boy dies from head injuries in a branch of topshop after an incident involving store furniture.

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker.here have been more than 20,000 complaints of cruelty and neglect over the past three years, butjust 15 prosecutions. the home care industry says it's horrified by the findings. good morning, it's tuesday 28th february. also this morning: prison officers pull out of riot duty as they announce more industrial action in england and wales. the tunisian terror attack inquest comes to a close as one of the heroes of sousse tells breakfast his story. the first moon mission in more than a0 years.

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. age. a report by a think tank says a new wave of older people are more likely to work, own their home and have generous private pensions. good morning, it's monday the 13th of february. also this morning: tens of thousands of residents of a town in northern california have been ordered to leave their homes because of fears that the tallest dam in the us could collapse. major security failings in one of britain's biggestjails. a bbc investigation exposes widspread drug use, a lack of control and broken door alarms.

this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. vote as mps decide whether to give theresa may the power to leave the eu. last night, the government saw off a possible rebellion after promising that any final deal will be put to the commons. we'll be live at westminster with the latest in the next few minutes. good morning. it's wednesday the 8th of february. sorry. i got got excited there. also this morning: a damning report says a plan to free up hospital beds in england is "nothing but a pipe dream."

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.president trump by the commons speaker. i would not wish to issue an invitation. john bercow said he was "strongly opposed" to donald trump addressing parliament when he visits the uk, but tory mps say the speaker should have remained neutral. good morning, it's tuesday 7th february. also this morning: a shake up of housing in england. the government sets out plans to build a million new homes by 2020.

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker.ists coming to england for treatment. overseas patients will be told to pay in advance for non—urgent care or could be turned away. it comes as winter pressures take their toll. the demand for beds sees the number of patients at nine out of ten hospitals in england reach unsafe levels. good morning, it's monday the sixth of february. also this morning: as the legal battle over us immigration continues, donald trump accuses thejudge who overturned his ban of putting the united states in danger. the parking fines that go unchallenged. claims that drivers are being hit with unnecessary tickets

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. is handed to the wrong film. la la land was initially named the winner. the producers started their a cce pta nce winner. the producers started their acceptance speeches but they were interrupted with an announcement that moonlight was in fact the best picture. it appears the warrant 80 and faye dunaway it were handed the wrong envelope, the most dramatic twist in the oscar's final scene. good morning, it's monday 27th february. also this morning: the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse finally holds its first public hearings more than two and a half years

coming up at 6am on breakfast, dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business andwinners from this year's 0scar awards. la la land won five awards in total, including best picture, but failed to break the record for most 0scar‘s gongs ever won. it eventually ended up being moonlight that won after the award was incorrectly given to la la land. but they still got six awards. "la la land" picks up six awards at the 89th academy awards — including oscars for best director and actress — but a best picture award is mistakenly given to them and then taken back and given to ‘moonlight‘. mahershala ali has won the best supporting actor award for moonlight. the oscar for best supporting actress went to viola davis for fences. they're the first black actors to win an award since 2014. what a night, hundreds of millions of people watched that ceremonially all over the world. le figaro reports on the upcoming presidential election in france. it has a poll predicting that after april's first round of voting, the two top contenders would be the national front‘s marine le pen and

coming up at 6am on breakfast — louise minchin and dan walker will have all the day's news, business the top stories this hour. iraqi government forces have advanced into a handful of villages on the first day of an offensive to recapture the western half of the city of mosul from the islamic state group. their first objective appears to be mosul‘s airport. government forces secured the eastern part of the city last month. the white house has tried to clarify remarks by president trump in which he appeared to suggest there'd been an immigration—related security incident in sweden on friday. mr trump himself has tweeted that he based his comments on a fox news report about rising crime in the country. colombia's president has condemned an explosion near the bullring in the capital, bogota. around 30 people, mostly police, were injured while preparing for protests by animal rights groups against sunday's bullfight. however, officials said they had no evidence the attack was related to bullfighting. police and protestors clashed in the ukrainian capital kiev on sunday ahead of a ceasefi

hello this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.ads are the most congested in europe. researchers say most drivers spend more than 32 hours each year stuck in traffic, as they warn of a significant cost to the economy. good morning, it's monday 20th february. also this morning: almost every council in england is planning to put up taxes to help meet the cost of social care. angelina jolie talks exclusively to us as she talks about her new film set in cambodia, and for the first time, about her separation from brad pitt.

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hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. confusion at the oscars as the best picture award is handed to the wrong film. la la land was initially named the winner. the producers started their a cce pta nce winner. the producers started their acceptance speeches but they were interrupted with an announcement that moonlight was in fact the best picture. it appears the warrant 80 and faye dunaway it were handed the wrong envelope, the most dramatic twist in the oscar's final scene. good morning, it's monday 27th february. also this morning: the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse finally holds its first public hearings more than two and a half years after it was first set up. sales of fairtade products hit £1.6bn last year but does the buying the brand still make a difference? i'll meet a farmer from malawi to find out. in sport, manchester united snatch victory from southampton in the efl cup final. the 3—2 win sanose mourinho become the first united manager to win a trophy in his first season with the club. and carol h

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. upfront charges for so—called health tourists coming to england for treatment. overseas patients will be told to pay in advance for non—urgent care or could be turned away. it comes as winter pressures take their toll. the demand for beds sees the number of patients at nine out of ten hospitals in england reach unsafe levels. good morning, it's monday the sixth of february. also this morning: as the legal battle over us immigration continues, donald trump accuses thejudge who overturned his ban of putting the united states in danger. the parking fines that go unchallenged. claims that drivers are being hit with unnecessary tickets because councils don't explain how to appeal. will limits on immigration hurt business? a new report says a reduction in foreign workers coming to the uk could lead to a workforce crisis. i'll speak to the author of that report. in sport, a bizarre davis cup victory for great britain. that's after canada are disqualified when one of their players accidently

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. a bbc investigation reveals the scale of home care abuse allegations. there have been more than 20,000 complaints of cruelty and neglect over the past three years, butjust 15 prosecutions. the home care industry says it's horrified by the findings. good morning, it's tuesday 28th february. also this morning: prison officers pull out of riot duty as they announce more industrial action in england and wales. the tunisian terror attack inquest comes to a close as one of the heroes of sousse tells breakfast his story. the first moon mission in more than a0 years. the us firm space x announces plans to fly two tourists around the moon and back by the end of next year. good morning. when ourfree range eggs are not free range? well, when the hens are kept inside to stop them from getting bird flu. from tomorrow, new labels will appear on your packs. i will have all the details. it in sport, no problem for leicester. the faltering champions record their first premier league victory of 2017 wi

hello this is breakfast, with dan walker and sally nugent. fighting famine in east africa — the government pledges £200 million in emergency aid. two million people are at risk in somalia and south sudan, devastated by civil war and drought. we are speaking about the at that unprecedented power. we will be saving the lives of people in desperate need. good morning it's wednesday the 22nd of february. also this morning: police hunt a murderer who's on the run after two armed men helped him to escape during a hospital visit in liverpool. the cost of repairing england's crumbling schools hits £7 billion — the government's spending watchdog warns it could double within three years. weird and wonderful or just downright strange? i'm looking at the most unusual things we've been asked injob interviews. what was the weirdest thing about me? you could be a vegetable, what vegetable would you be? and in sport, there are goals galore in the champions league, with a thriller at manchester city as they beat monaco 5—3 in the first leg of their last 16 kn

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. anger from conservative mps after an unprecedented attack on president trump by the commons speaker. i would not wish to issue an invitation. john bercow said he was "strongly opposed" to donald trump addressing parliament when he visits the uk, but tory mps say the speaker should have remained neutral. good morning, it's tuesday 7th february. also this morning: a shake up of housing in england. the government sets out plans to build a million new homes by 2020. could these be the answer to allow housing problem? could these be the answer to allow housing problem 7 these could these be the answer to allow housing problem? these homes built in less with ——8 weeks. how long do you get with your gp? senior doctors demand longer appointment lengths, describing the current system as "crazy". england are searching for a new test captain this morning, after alastair cook stepped down as skipper after 59 matches in charge. joe root is the standout. the word robot has been around for 100 years

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. rail passengers are promised an overhaul of what train operators admit is a "baffling" ticketing system. they're promising an end to complex ticketing prices, and say they'll make it easier to find the cheapest seats every time. good morning, it's wednesday, february 1st. also this morning: president trump makes one of the most significant decisions of his presidency, appointing a new judge to the supreme court — the most powerful arm of americanjustice. democrats say they have "serious doubts" about his nominee. mps prepare to vote on whether the government can start the process of taking the uk out of europe. good morning. are we paying more in the shops this year because of inflation? experts said prices would rise, but deals and discounts are keeping shoppers spending. i'll look at how long that could last. good morning. in sport, chelsea extend their lead at the top of the premier league. ah draw at liverpool takes them nine points clear, after their closest challengers stumble.

hello this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. gridlocked — a report finds the uk's roads are the most congested in europe. researchers say most drivers spend more than 32 hours each year stuck in traffic, as they warn of a significant cost to the economy. good morning, it's monday 20th february. also this morning: almost every council in england is planning to put up taxes to help meet the cost of social care. angelina jolie talks exclusively to us as she talks about her new film set in cambodia, and for the first time, about her separation from brad pitt. i don't want to say very much about that, except to say that it was a very difficult time, and... and we are a family, and we will always be a family. and we will get through this time, and hopefully be a stronger family for it. more than half a million people with a disability are self—employed. i'll be looking at why it's such a popular option as part of the bbc‘s disability works series. can another non—league club join lincoln in the quarter finals of the fa cup? sutton uni

walker. up next, mr. dannyder from the american conservative union to talk about the alt right ain't right at all. dan: you never follow a hero or a dead man and now i have to follow governor walker. but i am really excited to be here today. i have read so many columns and newspaper stories recently saying that conservatives are muddled and have lost their way, they don't know what they believe. that is obviously not true. you just heard from three authentic, true conservatives. people i admire and respect so much. governor walker is one of the finest governors our nation has ever seen. sabrina schaeffer is an extraordinary individual. dr. larry arhn. hillsdale is one of the two finest colleges in the country. how do we know who we are to trust? my mom once asked, who am i to believe when i hear two people i like say different things? it is hard to figure out what is authentic sometimes. i have a friend who works at the treasury department and he explained to me how the secret service is trained to determine

walker. up next, mr. danneider from the american conservative union to talk about the alt right ain't right at all. >> geez, there's an old adage, you never follow a hero or a dead man. now i've got to follow governor walker. this is not going to go well. but i really, really am excited to be here today. because i've read so many columns in newspaper stories saying conservatives have modeled, they've lost away. they don't know what they believe. that's obviously not true. you just heard from three authentic, true conservatives. people i admire and respect so much. governor walker is just one of the finest governors our nation has ever seen. sabrina schaeffer is an extraordinary individual. dr. larry arnn, president of hillsdale college. my son goes to rose city, so i will say hillsdale is one of the two finest colleges in the country. but how do we know who we are to trust? my mom is sitting over here once asked, who am i supposed to believe when i hear two people thought alike different things? it's hard to

the administrators want the state money and the kids money to >> a hit to scott walker for exposing academic priorities. >> daning on for who was most upset by donald trump. i believe we have a winner. that would be the principle of the progressive calcium school the parents of the children last week where he said the trump presidency was more troubling than vietnam, the assassination of martin luther king , watergate and september 11. ladies and gentlemen, it's time to load up spaceships. >> okay Ãall right. >> if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweeted to us at je are on fnc. hope to hear from you next week.[music] this is a fox news alert. watching two major stories. the possibility of an executive order on the travel ban. it's coming as soon as tomorrow. president trump faces a new provocation overseas after north korea catches the ballistic missile. it's the first time it'sdone so since mr. trump took office. it happened while the president was hosting japan's prime minister , shin so as a at his more lago estate. seen as a direct challenge to the new administration.hello and welcome to a new in

dan ashley. >> conditions could be dangerous in the morning. >> the hard hit santa cruz mountains are not getting a break. heavy wind started to pour. >> on the embarcadero, walkers are facing wet conditions and we are also on crow canyon road as drivers navigated slick roads. >> we have live team coverage as we begin with sandy patel. >> we need to take the storm seriously. the rainfall will intensify even more than right now. pops of yellow showing up that is an indication of moderate to heavy rain around cordelia and fairfield. we are also seeing moderate rain around 242, concord and bay point heading into the santa cruz mountains, it is starting to dump. we take you into the south bay where it's lighter. santa clara and campbell. look at the wind gusts. close to 40 miles an hour at sfo. it's a strong storm that we are tracking and this has all the dynamics of an atmospheric river. it stretches out towards hawaii as a category three storm. flooding potentials and power outages and heavy rain and gusty winds will mean it is bad across the area. pouring and gusty if you are driving. if you are walking, it will be a wet and windy walk to work or school. i will be

dan ashley. >> conditions could be dangerous in the morning. >> the hard hit santa cruz mountains are not getting a break. heavy wind started to pour. >> on the embarcadero, walkers facing wet conditions and we are also on crow canyon road as drivers navigated slick roads. >> we have live team coverage as we begin with sandy patel. >> we need to take the storm seriously. the rainfall will intensify even more than right now. pops of yellow showing up that is an indication of moderate to heavy rain around cordelia and fairfield. we are also seeing moderate rain around 242, concord and bay point heading into the santa cruz mountains, it is starting to dump. we take you into the south bay where it's lighter. santa clara and campbell. look at the wind gusts. close to 40 miles an hour at sfo. it's a strong storm that we are tracking and this has all the dynamics of an atmospheric river. it stretches out towards hawaii as a category three storm. flooding potentials and power outages and heavy rain and gusty winds will mean it is bad across the area. pouring and gusty if you are driving. if you are walking, it will be a wet and windy walk to work or school. i will be bac

dan abrams and sunny hostin. they're at the table to break down this morning's top stories. we're going to start with new claims in a wrongful death suit of paul walkerfurious" star died, the 2013 car crash. now court documents allege porsche purposely hid damaging evidence including e-mails and according to new documents in an e-mail from 2006 a porsche employee joked about reports that his car's high crash rate and how that made the value of the remaining cars increase and what could be the fallout? >> what walker's family is saying is this is critical evidence that makes our case stronger. another quote uncovered, total worldwide production of the carrera was 1,280 and over 200 were already totaled. the family is saying, look, this is stuff we ought to have had. how could they have hidden this from us and now asking for sanctions. that could range from money to saying, we should win this case. so, this is a big deal in particular because the driver of the car already sued porsche and lost. judge threw it out. said, you know what, there's no evidence it's porsche's fault. the family of paul walker would say his situation is different because he was

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. murdered with poison. south korea confirms that the brother of the north korean leader, kimjong—un, has been killed at an airport in malaysia. kim jong—nam had fallen out with his brother, and had criticised the regime. south korea says agents from the north are to blame. good morning, it is wednesday 15 february. the church of england faces new divisions over gay marriage, as a crucial vote is held. brain damage in professional footballers. scientists find a link between repeated blows to the head on the pitch and a possible cause of dementia. we made 55 million complaints last year about bad service from shops, energy firms and phone companies. it costs them nearly £40 billion in lost business, so i will look at why it is worth complaining. in sport: barcelona visited paris on valentine's day, but didn't love their time there, thrashed 4—0 by paris st—germain in the champions league. more of a flop than a vision of the future, but 30 years since the launch of the sinclair c5, could the world finally be r

this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. the brexit bill goes to the vote as mps decide whether to give theresa may the power to leave the eu. last night, the government saw off a possible rebellion after promising that any final deal will be put to the commons. we'll be live at westminster with the latest in the next few minutes. good morning. it's wednesday the 8th of february. sorry. i got got excited there. also this morning: a damning report says a plan to free up hospital beds in england is "nothing but a pipe dream." as campaigners demand tougher limits on the use of sexual history in rape cases, we'll hear one victim's story. it was awful, to be degraded in such a way and to be so totally humiliated. an overdraft could cost you five times more than a payday loan. i'm looking at the cost of quick cash and asking whether regulators should be doing more. in sport: after stepping down from the role, alastair cook says playing under another england captain will "not be an issue." a whirling, swooping, acrobatic spectacle

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. donald trump's national security adviser resigns in a row over his links with russia. michael flynn has stepped down less than a month into the job. he's been accused of lying about phone calls he made to moscow's us ambassador. good morning, it's tuesday 14th february. also this morning: fresh warnings about the threat from online attacks as the uk opens its national cyber security centre. a ten—year—old boy dies from head injuries in a branch of topshop after an incident involving store furniture. nearly five million of us now describe ourselves as self—employed. but is it good for work flexibility orjust helping employers cut corners? i'll be finding out. in sport, manchester city leap up to second in the premier league. they beat bournemouth 2—0, but they're still eight points behind leaders chelsea. when polly met joe. we'll be hearing a love story with a twist this valentine's day. we would love to hear your stories. roses are red, violets are blue. and carol has the weather. go

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. for the first time pensioners are better off than people of working age. a report by a think tank says a new wave of older people are more likely to work, own their home and have generous private pensions. good morning, it's monday the 13th of february. also this morning: tens of thousands of residents of a town in northern california have been ordered to leave their homes because of fears that the tallest dam in the us could collapse. major security failings in one of britain's biggestjails. a bbc investigation exposes widspread drug use, a lack of control and broken door alarms. tesco under fire for out of date promotions that leave shoppers out of pocket. the supermarket giant says it will investigate. in sport, claudio ranieri admits he may have been too loyal to his leicester players. the premier league champions are facing a relegation battle this morning following their 2—0 defeat at fellow strugglers swansea. and the bafta is awarded to... lala land! political discussion might