strictly, will have become familiar with the somewhat controversial progress in the competition of dan walkerin the quarterfinal after his argentine tango. but even in his absence last sunday, the dance show was still on the agenda on the breakfast sofa. the glitter ball trophy is now in touching distance for rose, ajay, john and reese. so let's have a look at some of the highlights. music. applause. that dance belongs in the final. - applause. what a way to close the show, that argentine tango... i was mesmerised by that. it was incredible. a number of viewers have contacted us over the past few weeks about the prominence they thought strictly has been given during breakfast and across bbc news. sarah jenkins wondered: and shirley added: breakfast told us that as a magazine show they regularly feature a variety of entertainment shows, and added in a statement: thank you for all your content this week. if you want to share your opinion about what you see, read or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, email:. or you can find us on twitter: you can call us: and do have a look

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good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and luxmy gopal. 0ur headlines today.e hospitality sector says it's a welcome boost to pubs, bars and clubs. england lose the ashes after another humiliation in australia. they trail 3—0 with two matches remaining, after suffering a crushing defeat in the third test in melbourne. record snowfall in parts of japan leaves thousand of homes without power. cheering. lost, and found. the heartwarming christmas story ofjuno the search and rescue dog — who went missing for almost a week — as she's reunited with her owner.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with katherine downes and dan walker. our headlines today.ildren about the dangers after their son took his own life. addiction is cruel. and that is his exact words. and in sport, look away, liverpool. the reds slip up in the title race as leicester�*s ademola lookman hands out a shock defeat. and raheem sterling talks to us about the media, race and the reaction to those penalites in the euros final.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. 0ur headlines today.t for volunteers to help at vaccination centres, after half a million boosters were booked in england on monday. more than two years after harry dunn was killed in a road accident, an american woman is due to face criminal proceedings in the uk. the reality of being the victim of online abuse, as mps call on big tech companies to take tougher action. i was utterly shocked, because ijust felt like, "where did that come from?" itjust made me feel disgusted. plenty ofjobs — where are the people to fill them?

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today.es to set out the details to parliament. recreational drug users could lose their driving licences and passports under new government plans to tackle narcotics abuse. a student from hampshire speaks from her hospital bed after surviving a crocodile attack in zambia. you just think, how do i get out of the situation? and your brain just goes into overdrive and you just think how to get out. iam one i am one of europe's largest lorry parks

good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. our headlines today.e of a negative coronavirus test. the test must be taken in the 48 hours before travel. it's the latest inf measure aimed at curbing the spread of the omicron variant. dysfunctional and chaotic — a foreign office whistleblower delivers a damning verdict of the government's handling of the afghan evacuation. with hundreds of homes still without power eleven days after storm arwen, brace yourself for storm barra, with weather warnings in place across the uk. for storm barra, with weather

hello, this is breakfast with katherine downes and dan walker.me for a business year, with ben thompson, who reflects on how the uk economy, businesses and jobs have changed during the coronavirus pandemic and in the wake of brexit. 2021 has, for many people, been a long and difficult year. a year of change and uncertainty. and worry about lives and livelihoods and jobs and prospects. and early hopes of a return to something more normal have been replaced by a realisation that covid will be around for much longer than we first thought. its impact on how we live and how we work has been far more significant than feared. 0ur social lives, shopping habits and our travel plans all changed by this pandemic. and now, we are learning to live with this virus, but learning to live with its consequences will be harder — the lostjobs and the rising prices, and a big covid bill still to pay. getting back to where we were will take time and the question is, just how long will it take? since the pandemic began last year, the whole uk... the start of 2021 was n

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and luxmy gopal.chimes 2021 was another extraordinary year in politics. the uk stopped following eu trading rules. the biggest vaccination programme the country has ever seen was rolled out. but we all spent months in lockdown while it happened. events in afghanistan tested british foreign policy. have you lied to the public, prime minister? at home, accusations of sleaze and rule—breaking tested boris johnson's authority. disrupt this meeting. a woman named jackie weaver shot to fame for exerting hers. you have no authority here, jackie weaver, no authority at all. 2021 started fresh off the back of a christmas that had been cancelled, virtually at the last minute, for millions of people. nobody quite knew what the new year would bring. apart from one thing. one hour before the end of 2020, midnight in europe, the brexit transition period came to an end. the uk's relationship with the eu was now governed by the terms of a deal finally reached just a week earlier on christmas eve. this is an amazing m

you see dan walker, stop, hammertime, it is wait until you see dan walker, stop, hammer time, it ishink rose is most likely to — tough one. i think rose is most likely to end because there is a lot of love _ likely to end because there is a lot of love out— likely to end because there is a lot of love out there for her. but i think— of love out there for her. but i think what— of love out there for her. but i think whatjohn has of love out there for her. but i think what john has achieved, what he has _ think what john has achieved, what he has done hasjust been incredible. my vote would be going forjohn_ incredible. my vote would be going forjohn tonight. i think rose doesn't — forjohn tonight. i think rose doesn't need it, if that makes sense — doesn't need it, if that makes sense. lt— doesn't need it, if that makes sense. ., ~' , doesn't need it, if that makes sense. .ni , ., , doesn't need it, if that makes sense. .ni , , , sense. it makes absolute sense. i airee sense. it makes absolute sense. i agree with — sense. it makes absolute sense. i agree with sara. _ sense. it makes a

welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and dan walker. 0ur headlines today...ators are banned from all sporting events from boxing day to try and control the spread. well your parcels and cards arrive in time for christmas day? after royal mail once of delays in some areas, all the important dates you need to know ahead of the big day. ajury in new york begins deliberations in the sex trafficking

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today.o rules were broken. more cash for scotland, wales and northern ireland in their fight against the omicron variant, but nicola sturgeon questions if it's really new money. good morning. england are staring at defeat as australia turn up the heat in the second ashes test in adelaide. in the second ashes test in adelaide-— in the second ashes test in adelaide. :: ' �* �* ,, , ., adelaide. the 2021 bbc sport personality — adelaide. the 2021 bbc sport personality of _ adelaide. the 2021 bbc sport personality of the _ adelaide. the 2021 bbc sport personality of the year - adelaide. the 2021 bbc sport personality of the year is - adelaide. the 2021 bbc sport i personality of the year is emma raducanu —

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today.f omicron. get boosted now to protect our nhs, our freedoms and our way of life. the target will mean up to a million jabs a day, but there's concern over the scale of the task for an already stretched nhs. a return to working from home as guidance in england. the line with scotland, wales and northern ireland but what does it mean for office spaces like this and the people and places that rely on it?

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. mps vote against the introduction of mandatory covid passes in england. despite the revolt, the changes have come into effect, meaning adults in england must show proof of vaccination, or a negative test, to enter nightclubs, sports matches and other large events — i�*ll have the details. a picture emerges of a party at conservative campaign

hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker.one made more headlines than her successful hollywood career. we'll talk to the "game of thrones" actor iwan rheon about playing the leading role in a new christmas rom—com. and nadiya bychkova will be here to be reunited with her dance partner dan — as we look back at their incredible strictlyjourney. one of my proudest moment is i went to the entire series without ever using the word journey. isn’t to the entire series without ever using the word journey. using the word “ourney. isn't that compulsory? — using the word journey. isn't that compulsory? that _ using the word journey. isn't that compulsory? that you _ using the word journey. isn't that compulsory? that you have - using the word journey. isn't that compulsory? that you have to i using the word journey. isn't that| compulsory? that you have to say jenny? i compulsory? that you have to say jenn ? h, . compulsory? that you have to say jenn ? ., , compulsory? that you have to say jenn ? h, . ,.,. jenny? i said the word trip on

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent.. it's as a new documentary about their daring mission is released. some of the detail is incredible. a new scheme to tackle climate change. we'll hear about the plan to offer every household in wales a free tree to plant. oh, no, she isn't! pop star alexandra burke will be here, to tell us all about her panto debut. 0h, oh, yes she is, infact! back in september, we brought you the story of 13—year—old rhys porter — a fulham fan with cerebral palsy who made headlines when he received abusive messages online after posting a video of himself playing football. he won our hearts on this programme and, since then, he's been invited to train at wembley and celebrated scoring a goal with his beloved team. rhys's next wish was to meet his heroes at match of the day and, last weekend, that's exactly what he did. that winning smile there, that's me, rhys porter. i'm about to show you my tour of bbc sport and bbc breakfast. some of it expertly shot by me. it has recorded and flown. but before we

hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. as the winner of an inspirational animal award. i dug on the sofa! i love that! —— there will be a dog on the sofa! with big queues for boosterjabs, omicron cases rising, and christmas just around the corner, we'll put all your covid questions to our regular panel of experts, dr chris smith and professor linda bauld. and olivia colman is in the running for seven golden globes next month. we'll have a full run—down of the nominees and discussing the controversy overshadowing the awards too. in two days' time north shropshire will go to the polls to elect a new mp. the by—election was triggered by the resignation of owen paterson, who broke parliamentary rules on lobbying. so what do voters in a traditional conservative stronghold, who've returned a tory mp for nearly 200 years, make of it all? our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. braving the chilly waters of whitchurch. an invigorating wild swim has been a lifeline for managing the pandemic but alderford lake had to clos

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. the caribbean murder mystery, death in paradise, returns to our screens on boxing day for its first—ever christmas special. we'll be joined by two of its stars, don warrington and tahj miles. we are going to get some sunshine in the programme, aren't we? thenjohn will bring it all down. the possible outcome is not very sunny until but the weather in adelaide... on the evidence of what we have seen so far. just a little frustrating, two wickets down already. england had to bat out two sessions to try to salvage a draw at least. in the face of heavy australian pressure. the cricketjournalist and commentator adam collins has been watching the action. good morning. go easy on us. it is very early this morning. has it got to the point where the australians are lapping this up or are they pitying the english performance and are desperate to try to turn the series into some kind of contest? that series into some kind of contest? git some level that is the degree of pity. one step at a time.

hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and dan walker. n, that is the — focused on the booster campaign, that is the key measure we are taking — that is the key measure we are taking to — that is the key measure we are taking to protect us against omicron. we saw over a millionjabs on saturday— omicron. we saw over a millionjabs on saturday alone. we have also taken _ on saturday alone. we have also taken measures in terms of plan b. we have _ taken measures in terms of plan b. we have seen significant behaviour change _ we have seen significant behaviour change as— we have seen significant behaviour change as a result. there is a time la- change as a result. there is a time lag in— change as a result. there is a time lag in that — change as a result. there is a time lag in that data. that in turn create — lag in that data. that in turn create significant uncertainty as to the severity of omicron. as you said in the _ the severity of omicron. as you said in the introduction, we can see that is increasing, — in the introduction, we can see

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today. borisjohnson suffers the biggest conservative rebellion since he became prime minister. they ayes to the right 369,. 99 of his mps vote against the introduction of mandatory covid passes in england. despite the revolt, the changes have come into effect, meaning adults in england must show proof of vaccination, or a negative test, to enter nightclubs, sports matches and other large events — i'll have the details. a picture emerges of a party at conservative campaign headquarters last year — shaun bailey, who ran for mayor of london, resigns form his current role. due to be sentenced — the woman convicted of killing 16—month—old star hobson, after months of assaults and psychological harm. a scintillating performance from premier league leaders manchester city. kevin de bruyne scores twice as they tear leeds united apart, hammering them 7—0. there will be a little bit of wet weather today in scotland, north—west england and northern ireland. dry conditions will dominate the days ahead.

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. more just after eight. dancing their way into the strictly final — we'll be joined by tv presenter aj odudu and her professional dance partner kai widdrington. and it's the trophy they all want to get their hands on — but who'll be crowned the 2021 sports personality of the year? we'll reveal the nominees at half past eight. and we will also be discussing the situation with the end of the f1 season, which was incredibly dramatic. it went down to the final lap. what happened?! john can explain all. we will be talking to david coulthard and eddiejordan as well. the prime minister has issued a direct plea to gps and other nhs frontline workers, to make another "extraordinary effort" to help ramp up the coronavirus booster roll—out. in an address to the nation, borisjohnson announced plans to offer every eligible adult in england a third dose by the end of this month. let's get reaction from one of our regular gps who has been involved in the vaccination campaign from the start, dr nighat

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker. our headlines today.he third test. u2 in at number 23, and new year's day! the music industry pays tribute to trailblazing dj janice long — the first regular female presenter on top of the pops.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker. our headlines today. emergency talks to take place between energy suppliers and the government, after warnings of another sharp rise in household bills. nightclubs close in scotland, and tighter covid restrictions for hospitality in northern ireland, as ministers consider if new rules are needed for england. a week of events gets under way in south africa, to mourn the passing of archbishop desmond tutu. england fight back in the ashes. a far better day down under asjimmy anderson helps contain australia in the third test. u2 in at number 23, and new year's day! the music industry pays tribute to trailblazing dj janice long — the first regular female presenter on top of the pops. good on top of the pops. morning. we have rain and a noticeable good morning. we have rain and a noticeable breeze across the south—west of england. patchy rain in the north of scotland in between a fair bit of cloud, but this week it will be very mild. by that i would get to wednesday parts of the south could reach 17 degrees. i

british sign language interpreter, ray williams joined sally nugent and fellow strictly contestant dan walker?— it was very quiet, and i felt like, whatjust happened? what 'ust happened? it didn't feel real. whatjust happened? it didn't feel real. we whatjust happened? it didn't feel real- we saw _ whatjust happened? it didn't feel real. we saw giovanni. _ whatjust happened? it didn't feel real. we saw giovanni. you - whatjust happened? it didn't feel real. we saw giovanni. you woke | whatjust happened? it didn't feel. real. we saw giovanni. you woke up, i don't know whether you woke up or went to bed with the trophy in your bed. we got the picture. how long did it stay in there with you? it’s did it stay in there with you? it's auoin did it stay in there with you? it's going everywhere with me. we i did it stay in there with you? it's - going everywhere with me. we didn't see that because _ going everywhere with me. we didn't see that because you _ going everywhere with me. we didn't see that because you we _ going everywhere with me. we didn't see that because you we were - going everywhere

it's where they put other dan dan, this goes with walker and being self regulated. nobody really knows how much radar and other things are dumping into the water and getting a water sample from inside the mines. the only way to truly find out normally these areas are off limits and today or opportunity had arrived. we side to go in and take a look. a join me every posted on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking together in the world politics sport, business. i'm show business, i'll see you then goodbye, dress shaped as in there's sinks. we dare to ask. oh, you can have a test bed for medical, and then later recreational marijuana and it started with something so innocent. i was wanting to socialize. everybody does it for why can't i and then it just keeps going and going and going. i'm just going to do it was yeah. and then it's, i'm just going to try this once, but never do it again because they want life. one customers want it, all right on inside. ok. and you surround yourself with people who are encouraging you to do it not to stop or it's all way my life is ov

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dan walker could take the rain.near dorset, which has got nearly a million people. so there seems to be a vast deficiency in the ability to put vaccines in people's arms. the issue is that we have a finite - workforce and there are only so many hours in the day. i served my country. i spent four years in the raf. i served my country. i want it to serve me as well in my old age. this was charles speaking to his regional bbc news programme yesterday, describing his ten—week wait for a home visit booster jab in southampton. every day i see on the television, prompting people to get the booster jab and i can't get one. i'm just so tired of it. i try to forget it, but then i can't forget it. i'm not the only one. housebound people are being very neglected in this. so here we go. saturday, 30th ofjanuary, heading out with one astrazeneca viall on my bike. this was dr ollie hart off on a home visit vaccination round at the start of the year. the relief for his patients, palpable. tell me what it means to you to have yourja

dan: we do pangts here. and polls show that more than half of americans say we're less united since biden took office. joining me now forminger nfl legend, and republican candidate for senate georgia herschel walkerou for taking the time. >> hey thank you and thank you for having me on. dan: absolutely. it is an honor to herschel we all see it sadly patriots first country is headed in the wrong direction but i think there's a silver lining here herschel i would like see guys like you get elected. what's some of things you can do if you get in office to turn this around and i think we can turn it around quickly. >> no doubt. i know we can turn it around quickly because you've got to start putting adults in the room. right now the policies that they've been putting out do not fit this country conot fit state of georgia and those policies are -- totally out there and i think people are getting tired of it. >> yeah. herschel. the nfl you're being former nfl star yourself, it has to disappoint you their move towards this woke culture, they've really embraced it. i think at the expension of american who is want to watch football. one of the recent observations i saw is that they were funding a group se

. ♪ dan: the highest tide of the year is swamping the shoreline. this is how it look like in san francisco today. walker'srying to dodge the water, lapping over the seawall. >> the water coming over from the bay. a really hot day, no waves or anything. luckily, no storm today. if there was a storm, it will be all over the area. dan: the national weather service cautions people ou sw- o the shoreline. veeen enjoyinf sunny weather, a bit more clouds to than lately. tonight, newly released data from our partners at climate central, looking at san francisco weather patterns in the month of november. abc 7 news weather anchor explains how it may fit into patterns of climate change we are concerned about. >> if this november it seemed unseasonably warm, it is not your imagination. it fits with a pattern that is adding to our understanding of climate change. in this case, data stretching back to the 1970's. >> that signal starts to accelerate. we can do a pretty good job capturing that relationship between conditions at one location and the global warming trend. >> he is the director of climate science. research

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dan: easy to get caught looking at everything that biden administration is doing wrong. but today i've got some silver lining you may not have known former nfl star walker his take why tide is hopefully turning plus bubba wall son taking a lead from yous jussie smul et case pete hegseth with here with his stake and offering text messaging from jim jordan for january 6th witch hunt and