good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today. a warning that a new strain of coronavirus could be linked to a rise in infections, as millions face tighter restrictions from midnight. greenwich council, which wants to close schools because of covid, is ordered to keep them open orface legal action. as sport in london moves back behind closed doors, chelsea manager frank lampard says football has proved it can keep fans safe. he's urging the government to make the game exempt from restrictions and allow some supporters into stadiums. how many more jobs have been lost? later we get the latest unemployment figures as businesses struggling to work out who they can afford to keep on. a year on, we catch up with terrence. he's no longer lonely and is even making tiktok videos with his new friends. a slightly cooler day to day than yesterday, dry weather, sunshine, some showers especially in the west, and the winds will be a little bit lighter. the details in ten minutes. it's tuesday 15th december. our top story. almost 11 million peopl

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker our headlines today. ready to roll out — gp surgeries in england and care homes in scotland will start giving doses of the covid vaccine today. going the extra mile — both sides agree to keep talking in an attempt to break the deadlock over a brexit trade deal. but over a brexit trade deal. talk is not enough for businesses. but talk is not enough for businesses. i will talk to exporters and importers, those who move goods around europe and ask what is at sta ke around europe and ask what is at stake with two and a half weeks to go. the master of the spy novel — john le carre, author of tinker tailor soldier spy — has died aged 89. arsenal's misery continues. they've suffered their worst ever start to a premier league season after losing at home to burnley. 2000 fans in the ground but some could barely watch. ready, freddie, go. we catch up with the nine—year—old running every day to raise funds for the hospital treating his best friend. welcome to the london coliseum. the largest west end theatre in lond

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. our headlines today... more jobs at risk on the high street, as arcadia's administration leads to more trouble at debenhams. jd sports looks set to pull out of its debenhams rescue deal. that puts 12,000 jobs on the line, while 13,000 arcadia workers hope someone will step forward to save brands like top shop, wallis, burtons and miss selfridge. despite some opposition, mps are set to vote through the new covid tiers system. the health secretary says the national lockdown has worked. through everything that people have sacrificed, we've reduced pressures on the nhs, we've brought down the number of coronavirus cases, we've got this virus back under control. running for rob. rugby league star kevin sinfield sets off on an epic marathon journey in support of his friend rob burrow who has motor neurone disease. it's marine v mourinho in the fa cup. the eighth tier non league side land a dream third round draw against the premier league leaders tottenham. good morning. for central and eastern areas, it is a col

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sallly nugent. our headlines today: a last supper for brexit — the prime minister heads to brussels in a final attempt to unlock trade talks. thousands receive the first coronavirus vaccine, but leaders warn of a long road ahead. united in grief — the mothers campaigning to change the law around domestic violence. when i metjulie ijust knew that she felt my pain and i could feel her pain. the champions league is hit with a new racism row. istanbul basa ksehir refuse to continue against psg. players walked off after accusing the fourth official of using racist language. good morning. are we all going on a summer holiday? it's been a terrible year for travel, but businesses have told breakfast bookings are being boosted by the vaccine. what do you need to consider before you spend your money? good morning. we've got three zones of weather. in the east, cloud and rain. behind that, a drier and brighter slot with sunshine. in the west, more rain later. full weather forecast in ten minutes. good morning.

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. start a magnificent seventh marathon in seven days for his friend and former leeds rhino team—mate rob burrow. we'll be chatting to kev before he sets off — and we have some surprises in store. another brilliant effort yesterday. underfour hours. another brilliant effort yesterday. under four hours. he another brilliant effort yesterday. underfour hours. he has been raising an incredible amount of money. coronation street turns 60 years old this week — and the actor sally dynevor has been on the itv soap for well over half of that time. she'll be sharing some of her memories before nine. and these fellas have been around for nearly as long as corrie. we'll be talking to the youngest member of the 0smonds, jay, who's written a new musical about his family's rise to global fame. good morning. it is just after half past six. it's v day tomorrow — the start of the biggest and most ambitious vaccination roll—out in british history. some hospitals already have their first doses of the pfize

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty. isjoining us live. a significant smile on yourface he isjoining us live. a significant smile on your face this morning, took us through this news and what it means to people in the uk this morning. 2020 has been such a terrible year, hasn't it? help is on its way. and this news for so long we have been saying that if vaccine is developed, then things will get better in now we can say, when this vaccine is rolled out, things will get better. and we will start that process next week. i am obviously absolutely thrilled with the news. i'm very proud that the uk is the first place in the world to have a clinically authorised vaccine ready to go. huge thanks to the scientists, to pfizer, the company, obviously to my team and kate bingham and alok sharma the business secretary who has a huge amount of work on this. what it means for people is that from next week, we will be able to start rolling this out, starting with people most vulnerable to coronavirus, you need two jabs, 21 days apart,

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.nto force as the second national lockdown comes to an end. the measures are voted through by parliament but 55 conservative mps rebel against the prime minister. that means nonessential retail will reopen in england. they are poised to shop around the clock at prime arc. but debenhams days are numbered. a tale of two halves for those out shopping.

good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: caution atl decision yet discussions between the four nations continue. last orders in london but the rest of england waits to hear its fate as regional tiers are reviewed. good morning! the christmas lights are twinkling, their beer is brewing. all they need now is customers. i am at a business in west yorkshire, one of thousands teetering in tier 3 hoping for a

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today.d be linked to a rise in infections, as millions face tighter restrictions from midnight. greenwich council, which wants to close schools because of covid, is ordered to keep them open orface legal action. as sport in london moves back behind closed doors, chelsea manager frank lampard says football has proved it can keep fans safe. he's urging the government to make the game exempt from restrictions and allow some supporters into stadiums. how many more jobs have been lost? later we get the latest unemployment figures as businesses struggling

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sallly nugent.unlock trade talks. thousands receive the first coronavirus vaccine, but leaders warn of a long road ahead. united in grief — the mothers campaigning to change the law around domestic violence. when i metjulie ijust knew that she felt my pain and i could feel her pain. the champions league is hit with a new racism row. istanbul basa ksehir refuse to continue against psg. players walked off after accusing the fourth official of

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: a momentousthe uk today. it's the biggest vaccination campaign in the history of the nhs. we'll be live at some of the 70 hospitals where the first jabs will be administered. no breakthrough on a post—brexit trade deal — borisjohnson will go to brussels later this week for face to face talks. fish, fair competition and following the rules — i'll explain the key sticking points in those post—brexit talks. millwall players will not take the knee ahead of their game tonight. they'll link arms with the qpr players as a show of

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. 0ur headlines today...debenhams. jd sports looks set to pull out of its debenhams rescue deal. that puts 12,000 jobs on the line, while 13,000 arcadia workers hope someone will step forward to save brands like top shop, wallis, burtons and miss selfridge. despite some opposition, mps are set to vote through the new covid tiers system. the health secretary says the national lockdown has worked. through everything that people have sacrificed, we've reduced pressures on the nhs, we've brought down the number of coronavirus

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker 0ur headlines today.start giving doses of the covid vaccine today. going the extra mile — both sides agree to keep talking in an attempt to break the deadlock over a brexit trade deal. but over a brexit trade deal. talk is not enough for businesses. but talk is not enough for businesses. i will talk to exporters and importers, those who move goods around europe and ask what is at sta ke around europe and ask what is at stake with two and a half weeks to go. the master of the spy novel — john le carre,

good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: caution at chrismas — tougher guidance over celebrating safely is expected but no final decision yet discussions between the four nations continue. last orders in london but the rest of england waits to hear its fate as regional tiers are reviewed. good morning! the christmas lights are twinkling, their beer is brewing. all they need now is customers. i am at a business in west yorkshire, one of thousands teetering in tier 3 hoping for a change. and concussion substitutions in football from january. trials are expected to be approved today following pressure on the sport to do more to protect players. # singing carols on your doorstep on december the 16th... # rejoice, rejoice, emmanuel shall come to the from israel # and spreading some socially distanced cheer — we'll be live on a street in shrewsbury to hear why we we should all sing carols on our doorsteps tonight. good morning! for many of us a mild start to the day but through the day what you will find is th

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today: a momentous day in the fight against coronavirus — the first vaccine doses will be given to people across the uk today. it's the biggest vaccination campaign in the history of the nhs. we'll be live at some of the 70 hospitals where the first jabs will be administered. no breakthrough on a post—brexit trade deal — borisjohnson will go to brussels later this week for face to face talks. fish, fair competition and following the rules — i'll explain the key sticking points in those post—brexit talks. millwall players will not take the knee ahead of their game tonight. they'll link arms with the qpr players as a show of support against racism. it follows booing from a section of supporters is there any zoom at the inn? how school nativities are going online this year. good morning. it is a foggy start once again in parts of south—eastern england in particular. that will be slow to live it. some won't lift at all. for the brighter skies but some rain and stronger winds

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today.n a knife edge. still no agreement on fishing, on rules for businesses, and on how to enforce them. what is at stake for all of us? preparing for v day. hospitals across the uk put their final plans in place ahead of tomorrow's covid vaccine rollout. the new normal, says mourinho, as spurs extend their unbeaten run to ten games with victory over arsenal to return to the top of the premier league. he's a man on a marathon mission.

before he set off this morning, he spoke to my bbc breakfast colleagues dan walker and sally nugent andit recording? well done, kevin, you're doing amazing, you've got really fast running legs. to say it's unbelievable is a bit of an understatement. yeah, absolutely brilliant, kev. you're nearly as fast as my dad but not quite. i want to remember the good times, i want to try and get away from those dark moments. and it's simply for him, just trying to be a team—mate. i know he'd do it for me. if we can make their life a little bit better and a little bit more comfortable, it's a really good thing to do. ijust want to salute everybody because like i said, i know it's been a tough year. it's incredible, so, i think for him to be here today, i had to carry on running then, i'd gone past but i won't let him see me cry again! can i update you just a tiny bit? a57,000, i just checked a few seconds ago, so, the total is ticking up. i'm told we are expecting snow on thursday morning, so carol, please do your thing, and be kind to us. that bit's the hard bit. that's why you're doing it. yeah. i

and you can hear more from eberechi eze on football focus, with dan walker and the team, on bbc one atatch at home to newcastle — the pair have tested positive for covid—19, along with two members of staff, so they're all isolating. and scott parker will be absent from the fulham dugout when they play southampton this afternoon, after a member of his household tested positive for covid—19. parker himself was negative but has been forced to self isolate. there's also a full round of fixtures in scotland. rangers will be looking to extend their 16 point lead at the top when they welcome hibernian to ibrox in the lunch time game. celtic are away at hamilton. cricket is mourning the passing of two former england internationals which were also sorry teeming. john edrich scored more than 101st—class centuries and in its contribution to sorry was marked by the naming of the edrich gates at the oval. he has died at the age of 83. and robinjackman has passed away at the age of 75. he played 19 times in total for england and took more than 1401st—class wickets before becoming a much loved commen

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dan walker. we shall tell him. thank you, guys. thank you both very much indeed.at by australia. persistent rain is on its way out, it's going to be a weekend of sunshine and showers. more details on that and the christmas week to come. it saturday the 19th of december. ministers have been meeting to discuss how to tackle the growing numbers of people with coronavirus. more areas move into tier 3 overnight. and more reports. police officers on patrol in luton giving some friendly advice about protection from covid—19. bedfordshire isjoining many of the home counties around london in moving up to tier 3. from midnight last night, that means 68% of the population of england is now covered by the toughest restrictions. but one covid patient in the local hospital is worried about the easing of restrictions over christmas is. he believes he caught the virus from his teenage son. people are being told that the rules, i know is a few weeks ago it started, that they can travel all over the country to see their families. this is worrying the hell out of me. if you saw the