hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.nt, but also on breakfast this morning. as england prepares for a second national lockdown later this week, we'll be getting answers to your questions about what it means for you. england world cup legend sir bobby charlton has been diagnosed with dementia. we'll hear from his former team—mate willie morgan. and his last fundraising effort saw him raise millions of pounds for nhs charities but is it time for captain sir tom moore to take on a new challenge? we'll speak to him just before nine. as people in england face another national lockdown from thursday many services and businesses will be forced to close. and businesses will but you can still get medical help if you need it. let's find out what it means for gp services. he might have had the prime minister emphasised this over the weekend. we're joined now by dr nighat arif. great to speak to you as ever. let's start with gp services. i wonder what the reaction will be this week from some of your patients because i suppose it's r

good with dan walker and louise minchin. morning. copper! pretty in pink! with that winter edging closer, an expert in disease and gut health reveals the simple and cheap ways we can all boost our immunity. he will be answering your nutrition and guts related questions i get them in quick to the usual address. and this year he was named the greatest rock guitarist of all time and today he joins us to talk about his latest number one belter. the legend that is brian may willjoin us to tell us why he's doing his bit to fight cancer. and if that is not enough, we will be taking to task one of the biggest names in the world, after being one time and time again is google still making it too easy for chancers to trick you out of your cash? all of that at 9:15am. see you then. i'm disappointed you haven‘t got a tight pinkjumper on match rav wilding! see you later. they were the heroes of 1966 — the winning england world cup squad. since then, nearly half of the team have gone on to be diagnosed with dementia. out of this winning 11 — nobby

hello this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.stminster abbey with the poet laureate simon armitage who'll be doing a special reading at today's armistice service marking 100 years since the burial of the unknown warrior. the former premier league and england striker andrew cole will bejoining us for a chat about his glory days on the pitch and his struggles with kidney failure and depression off it. also on breakfast... nick knowles is back with a new series of diy sos, and he's hitting the beach for the first episode, which is a children in need special. nick will be giving us the big build—up just before nine. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. a plan to get students home from universities in england in time for christmas has been published by the government. the operation will involve mass coronavirus testing and a planned travel window in early december. teaching and seminars will be online—only from december the 9th onwards. scotland and wales are expected to announce similar plans in the c

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today: shops and gyms will be free to reopen when lockdown ends in england next week, but it could be takeaway only for some pubs and restaurants. more details of england's three new tiers will be revealed today, but plans for families to get together at christmas across the uk are still to be confirmed. one year on, in his first tv interview, we hearfrom the man who tackled the london bridge attacker with a narwhal tusk. the weight of it is what struck me straightaway. it was just really quite heavy, a solid thing. twisted like a plait of hair to a fine point at the end. good morning. paying for the pandemic — we'll look at who could be the winners and losers when the chancellor sets out his spending review later this week. 64 league games unbeaten at anfield — a new record for liverpool. victory over leicester puts them back towards the top of the premier league, sitting just behind tottenham on goal difference. and from racism, to star wars, and his new role as a pion

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty.istmas travel, we'll have all the latest guidance and advice for the festive period throughout the morning on breakfast. and the turkey dinner might be on, but is carol singing still off? we'll find out about a campaign calling for the safe return of choir services. after ten weeks of much—needed escapism, the winner of this year's great british bake off was crowned in last night's finale. we'll find out more just before nine o'clock. we will give you a warning, fear not. what is the warning about, nice food alert? no, in case you want to turn it off. ordo alert? no, in case you want to turn it off. or do that thing. people get very angry. they do. also because they are watching things in different ways. my children would be very annoyed. they watch it on a wednesday. if i was to announce it today without them knowing, they would be very miffed. i would be in trouble. we now have a plan for christmas. restrictions will be eased over a five—day period, allowing up to three households to

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today... borisjohnson is self—isolating after meeting an mp who's tested positive for coronavirus. the prime minister says he has no symptoms but "the rules are the rules." more progress towards a covid vaccine as a third company begins clinical trials in the uk. 3, 2, 1... a new era for space travel, as a private company takes four astronauts to work on the international space station. a squeeze on the seasonal jobs market. unemployment is rising, but the number of temporary and christmas jobs available has fallen. are there any areas of growth? i'll take a look. lewis hamilton is world champion once again. a 7th world title means he now shares the record with the great michael schumacher. he says he'll keep racing for a more equal world. good morning. it will be blustery today, drier than the weekend. still clouded around my sunshine and rain coming in from the south west later. all the details in ten minutes. it's monday, november the 16th. our top story... the prime minister will have to s

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today... 13,000 shop workers wait for news on their future, as sir philip green's arcadia empire looks set to go into administration. good morning. topshop, dorothy perkins, miss selfridge among those brands on the brink. could this be the biggest economic casualty of covid yet? what next for uk fashion? coronavirus cases in england have fallen by almost a third during the latest lockdown, as borisjohnson tries to convince mps to get behind tougher tiered restrictions. mass testing begins for university students, to get them safely home for christmas. and in sport. after this terrifying crash, formula one driver romain grosjean says he's lucky to be alive. the accident in bahrain‘s highlighted both safety gains and concerns in the sport. good morning. a fairly cloudy start to the day. we also have patchy rain sinking south. behind that brighter skies and breezy. all the details in ten minutes. it's monday, the 30th of november. our top story. sir philip green's retail em

this good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: a terror attack in the austrian capital vienna — three people have been killed, many are injured and at least one gunman is still on the run. regular coronavirus tests for everyone in liverpool in the government's first mass—testing pilot involving a whole city. the campaign to allow grass roots sports to continue during lockdown — children's sport, outside of school, will have to stop for the four weeks. but there are hints this morning that some tennis and golf could be allowed. good morning. they've invested big to keep cash flowing through a winter of restrictions. what happens now to the businesses which want to see a customerfor the businesses which want to see a customer for four weeks or more? voting day in the us presidential elections, as millions head to the polls — businesses in the major cities take precautions against violence in the aftermath. and it's a day of sunshine and showers in the uk but there is something drier on the horizon. i will have t

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: joe biden starts to plan for life as president — tackling the coronavirus is top of his list. donald trump heads back to the golf course. he refuses to concede, and renews his allegation that the election was stolen. the two and a half week coronavirus firebreak in wales ends, with new rules coming in to force. good morning. use them or lose them — a warning to holiday—makers who've been given a credit note for holidays cancelled over covid. they will expire — you could lose cash. it's all square at the etihad. kevin de bruyne misses from the spot, as manchester city draw with champions liverpool in the premier league. good morning. it is a foggy but milder start to the day. a lot of cloud and a few showers from the west. some sunshine in the forecast. i will tell you where in ten minutes. good morning. it's monday, the 9th of november. our top story. the us president—elect, joe biden, has begun planning for his presidency, and has said coronavirus will be his key

good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: as a big vaccine breakthrough provides hope, boris johnson urges caution. we've cleared one significant hurdle, but there are several more to go before we know the vaccine can be used. a warning that some young children in england have forgotten how to use a knife and fork, or regressed back to nappies during the pandemic. more brexit defeat for the government, as the house of lords kicks out their plan to protect uk trade. good morning. the under 25s caught in a catch 22. latest unemployment figures are set to show more job losses. younger people continue to be hit harest; struggling to find work without the right experience. the prospect of a vaccine brings renewed hope that fans might return to watch live sport. for now, the government says there isn't a time scale on getting spectators back into stadiums. good morning. today we start with a lot of cloud, some mist and fog, and some showers. it should give way to sunshine and a dry afternoon. detailed in ten mi

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today... tougher tiers are to be introduced in more parts of england as the prime minister urges restraint over christmas. this is not the moment to let the virus rip for the sake of christmas parties. ‘tis the season to be jolly, but it's also the season to be jolly careful. donald trump accepts that a formal transition can begin for president—electjoe biden to take office. to the moon and back. a mission lifts off to bring home lunar rock for the first time in more than a0 years. a shorter quarantine — for those who can afford it. from mid—december, self—isolation time when returning from abroad will be cut, but you'll have to take a private test, and you may struggle to find insurance. finally let back in. fans will be allowed, in some areas, to watch sport in england next week. gyms and leisure centres will also reopen. good will also reopen. morning, good willalso reopen. morning, more good will also reopen. morning, more rain across the north good morning, more rain across the north of t

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent.eir future, as sir philip green's arcadia empire looks set to go into administration. good morning. topshop, dorothy perkins, miss selfridge among those brands on the brink. could this be the biggest economic casualty of covid yet? what next for uk fashion? coronavirus cases in england have fallen by almost a third during the latest lockdown, as borisjohnson tries to convince

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today...irus rip for the sake of christmas parties. ‘tis the season to be jolly, but it's also the season to be jolly careful. donald trump accepts that a formal transition can begin for president—electjoe biden to take office. to the moon and back. a mission lifts off to bring home lunar rock for the first time in more than 40 years. a shorter quarantine — for those who can afford it.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. of the government's 10—point plan to tackle climate change. ministers say a quarter of a million green industrial jobs could be created. it demands a lot of change very quickly. can businesses meet the challenge? i'll take a look. criticism for the way ministers handed out billions of pounds worth of contracts to buy ppe to tackle coronavirus. the watchdog says priority was given to firms recommended by mps and political advisers. re—united with loved ones. as trials of a new scheme to allow visits in care homes get under way,

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today.d home for christmas. as gps get ready to administer the new vaccine, we'll speak to a volunteer who's had the jab. the chairman of the fa — greg clarke — resigns, after using an offensive term to describe black players. what next for english football as the man at the top leaves at a crucial time? 0ne premier league star says appointing a black fa chair next would be a huge step forward. "don't turn your back on us."

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: joe bidene refuses to concede, and renews his allegation that the election was stolen. the two and a half week coronavirus firebreak in wales ends, with new rules coming in to force. good morning. use them or lose them — a warning to holiday—makers who've been given a credit note for holidays cancelled over covid. they will expire — you could lose cash. it's all square at the etihad. kevin de bruyne misses from the spot, as manchester city

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today... the prime minister says he has no symptoms but "the rules are the rules." more progress towards a covid vaccine as a third company begins clinical trials in the uk. 3, 2, 1... a new era for space travel, as a private company takes four astronauts to work on the international space station. a squeeze on the seasonal jobs market.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty. our headlines today... nations come together and urge caution over the relaxation of covid restrictions. we can't afford to throw caution to the wind. the virus doesn't know it's christmas, and we must all be careful. the rules mean families can now begin to plan a festive season like no other. i've seen them once since the beginning of lockdown one so it will beginning of lockdown one so it will be nice, two daughters and the families togetherfor

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent.ans for families to get together at christmas across the uk are still to be confirmed. one year on, in his first tv interview, we hearfrom the man who tackled the london bridge attacker with a narwhal tusk. the weight of it is what struck me straightaway. it was just really quite heavy, a solid thing.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker.ning that some young children in england have forgotten how to use a knife and fork, or regressed back to nappies during the pandemic. more brexit defeat for the government, as the house of lords kicks out their plan to protect uk trade. good morning. the under 25s caught in a catch 22. latest unemployment figures are set to show more job losses. younger people continue to be hit harest; struggling to find work

good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. 0ur headlines today — a tougher, as government scientists warn that tiers one and two had limited effect. hope on the horizon — there's an international welcome for the news that a second company has developed an effective vaccine against the virus. good morning. the firms fighting back against lockdown. new charity grants are being made available to businesses struggling with restrictions — we look at what some of them are doing to survive. from hollywood to wrexham. fans of the national league side have

hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker.ew netflix drama, the queen's gambit. we'll be checking out that story later and speaking with a chess grandmaster. how's this for british diplomacy in action? we'll meet "our man in chongqing" — who's being hailed a hero in the chinese city after he jumped into a swollen river to save a young woman from drowning. and we'll hear from the wrexham afc fans who are hoping for a hollywood ending after their club was bought by the a—list actor ryan reynolds. good morning, let's bring you more on our main story this morning. parts of england which were living under the lower tiers of covid restrictions may need to face tougher rules when the national lockdown ends. that's according to a government adviser. dr susan hopkins said the measures in tier! and 2 areas had not been effective — and could need to be strengthened while potential new vaccines are developed — including a newjab by the us firm moderna, which is said to be 95% effective. we heard last week how gps will face a monumental ta

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today.re no alternative, but some of his senior backbenchers he hopes the latest lockdown will be able to ease in one month's time. england's new controls include a ban on holidays at home and abroad. i'll ask the boss of rya nair what that means for the travel industry.

this good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker.e gunman is still on the run. regular coronavirus tests for everyone in liverpool in the government's first mass—testing pilot involving a whole city. the campaign to allow grass roots sports to continue during lockdown — children's sport, outside of school, will have to stop for the four weeks. but there are hints this morning that some tennis and golf could be allowed. good morning. they've invested big to keep cash flowing through a winter

gordon brown speaking to the bbc‘s dan walker.set out the process for a robust investigation shortly. it's after the bbc‘s religious editor, martin bashir, was accused of using underhand tactics to obtain the interview. a new documentary on the controversial panorama programme will air tonight. earlier, our correspondent helena wilkinson told me what we can expect from the documentary. i think we're going to hear more details aboutjust how that historic interview with princess diana, which was watched by almost 23 million people, almost 25 years ago, just how that interview was secured by mr bashir. we are going to hear on camera in this two—part programme, the first part being aired tonight on itv, from the graphic designer, for the first time, he's speaking on camera, who alleges that he was asked by mr bashir to produce fake bank statements. he was then asked to produce those and it is alleged that those bank statements were then shown to princess diana's brother, charles spencer. he has said those bank statements were then use

dan walker is here to tell us what's in store. hi dan.s been speaking the last few days as well. that's a big topic as well but congestion is always one, when you throw in as well the extra dimension of coronavirus issues this season, i think you can see why some managers are finding it particularly difficult to notjust get a team out on occasion, but also the number of games that are coming, particularly around the christmas period. we'll touch on a few of those issues today. i've also got a really interesting interview with mikel arteta who speaking to alex scott. it's almost a year since the manager left arsenal. they are now 11th under mikel arteta. he's been talking to alec scott about all sorts of things, but one of the things they did touch on is what he learnt about success when he was working alongside pep guardiola, just down the road from where we are at the moment. i was in another club months ago and i know the standards that you have to set and what the level is, and the level is excellent every single day and we have to hit

and dan walker is limbering up for football focus, just down the corridor. good morning. i know you covered it extensively on breakfast, the penalty victory over serbia, the first major tournament qualified fourth in 22 years, since 1998. i have loved watching some of the scottish celebrations on social media and elsewhere over the last few days. did you see somebody but the titanic music to the final penalty that put them through? brilliant! it shows you how important it is for scotland to make it toa important it is for scotland to make it to a major tournament. they are playing in the same group as england next summer along with croatia and the czech republic. 0n the programme, we will look ahead to next summerand programme, we will look ahead to next summer and some programme, we will look ahead to next summer and some of the way the tournament will be organised. it could be heavily affected by coronavirus depending on where we are with that next year. but it is meant to be 12 countries across europe hosting this major tournament next summer. lots of teams involved. w

the next one to do it is george herbert walker bush who chooses dan quayle and brings him into the white house. here we are with the next version of a former vice president choosing a vice president and it's a different choice from those two that have proceeded him. >> yeah. that's a scary set of historical parallels, mr. lawrence. please let this be the exception that breaks the modern rule on that. listen, i think that, you know, there were so many democrats who were running in the presidential primary this year because trump did seem like he was ripe to be a one-term president. he seemed like a vulnerable incumbent. every democrat who had a shot ran in the primary. you and i both interviewed most, if not all of them, certainly all of them between us. the thing about senator harris is that, remember, she got out of the running to be potentially president herself even before the first votes were cast in iowa. she peaked very early then her presidential hopes started dimming. she was down single digits in states where she wanted to be doing well. she cut it. she cut bait and she did not

walker was insistent that it was first in line, first in. they got inrived, line. you can imagine, his line was ringing dan tonight of people who wanted a tour of the mona lisa but this was an exhibition for the people. anyone who showed up and waited in line -- sadly, the lines were quite long. at some of the schoolchildren after a five or six hour long wait were quite exhausted but i don't think anyone who had a chance to see the mona lisa would ever forget it. rhett: the last question of the evening is going to be on the transportation mode of the mona lisa. and number of the folks have asked why did she travel by ship versus traveling by air? margaret: there was air force airplane travel was commonplace by 1962, it was the safer, better option for the painting to fly but the french insisted grand manifestation, opulentted the most arrival for the mona lisa said they could imagine and they wanted it to come on the ss france, the great $80 million luxury super liner. there are tremendous pictures in the book of the moment the ship pulls into new york harbor and all the boats sort of surround of the water

dan rooney. fly into the wind. it is on "fox nation." that man is a veteran and he is coming on the show. he has interviewed greg norman and others, herschel walkerat first, one of the stars of gold rush, fred lewis is with us. he ask a veteran. you will hear his inspiring story after this. ♪ for over 30 years, lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $349 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> been all over the world on some crazy missions. when i try to compare this, honestly it is one of the most challenging things i have ever done. >> i don't think it has ever been done before, a team of all combat vets. this is a place we pull gold out of the ground, give ourselves a living. we'll secure our own future. stuart: that was fred lewis. he is a veteran, one of the stars of gold rush. he joins us now. you have got a remarkable story, fred lewis. you took a round of shrapnel to the head i think. then you got your buddies around, you started off gold mining. take us through it, fred. that