jon kay was watching.rning, when he woke up to this. a 16,000 tonne russian cargo ship, listing and drifting just metres from the shore. in atrocious conditions, with lifeboats on standby, the coast guard declared a major incident, lowering a pilot onto the vessel to oversee the rescue operation, to try to free the kuzma minin from the sand, where she was stuck. any vessel of this size that comes into contact with the coastline is a real concern — you know, not only for the crew of the vessel, there's 18 people on board, but also, you know, the environment. the last thing we want is any oil spillage on our beautiful coastline. it's not clear why the ship came so close to gyllyngvase beach, but suddenly, she was cornwall‘s surprise tourist attraction. despite the weather, hundreds watched and waited. i've lived here all my life, for 60 odd years, and it's the first time something like this has happened. you've never seen anything this close? no, no, no — never. never. i hope it gets moved pretty quick. we d

jon kay has more. the boat is destroyed. inside and out is destroyed...pacific ocean, alone, injured, and thousands of miles from dry land. we rolled and i was thrown across the cabin, and i think i was knocked out for a moment or two. the 29—year—old set sail injuly and was coming fourth in one of the world's most gruelling events when she hit a ferocious storm. in school, it was what you want to do when you grow up? and i think my thing was always like i want to sail around the world. speaking before the race, she knew the southern ocean would be the toughest part of her round the world challenge. i'm sure there will be times down there where i willjust think what the hell am i doing, this is horrendous, the boat isjust like a rag doll being chucked around all over the place and you can do nothing about it. the first man to complete the golden globe race knows susie well and says waiting for help will be exhausting. i think she'll be a little bit debilitated by the adrenaline that she has lost, not getting sleep. but susie goodall‘s very experienced and

jon kay has been watching what she filmed.hind some clouds. and, it was all glimmering off the sea, and i was like, wow! a gentle walk on the cornish coast. but when debbie smith took this clifftop selfie, she had no idea what would happen next. i saw this smoky stuff come up. as she was filming, she realised part of the cliff was collapsing. there were little bits falling down, and a bit more falling down. and then, i saw this big chunk moving away from the side of the cliff. 0h! can't get that up here! bleep 0h! after the excitement of filming it, i suddenly thought, hang on a minute, actually, this could happen here. maybe i should move away little bit. i was just lucky i had the camera. lucky? i would have been straight out of there! i wouldn't have hung around to take a picture. geologists say recent heavy rainfall is to blame. walkers are being told to report any cracks. debbie is now keeping a safe distance. people who manage the footpaths on the coast say this is a good example of why we have to take more care, and we

jon kay was watching.oke up to this. a 16,000 tonne russian cargo ship, listing and drifting just metres from the shore. in atrocious conditions, with lifeboats on standby, the coast guard declared a major incident, lowering a pilot onto the vessel to oversee the rescue operation, to try to free the kuzma minin from the sand, where she was stuck. any vessel of this size that comes into contact with the coastline is a real concern — not only for the crew of the vessel, those 18 people on board, but also, you know, the environment. the last thing we want is any oil spillage on our beautiful coastline. it's not clear why the ship came so close to gyllyngvase beach, but, suddenly, she was cornwall‘s surprise tourist attraction. despite the weather, hundreds watched and waited. i've lived here all my life, for 60 odd years, and it's the first time something like this has happened. you've never seen anything this close? no, no, no — never. never. i hope it gets moved pretty quick. we don't want these beaches rui

jon kay was watching.s of a falmouth resident on twitter this morning, when he woke up to this. a 16,000 tonne russian cargo ship, listing and drifting just metres from the shore. in atrocious conditions, with lifeboats on standby, the coast guard declared a major incident, lowering a pilot onto the vessel to oversee the rescue operation, to try to free the kuzma minin from the sand, where she was stuck. any vessel of this size that comes into contact with the coastline is a real concern, not only for the crew of the vessel, those 18 people on board, but also, you know, the environment. the last thing we want is any oil spillage on our beautiful coastline. it's not clear why the ship came so close to gyllyngvase beach, but, suddenly, she was cornwall‘s surprise tourist attraction. despite the weather, hundreds watched and waited. i've lived here all my life, for 60 odd years, and it's the first time something like this has happened. you've never seen anything this close? no, no, no — never. never. i hope i

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today: brexit is in danger of getting stuck — that's the warning from a senior cabinet minister who urges mps from all parties to come together. crucial talks to tackle global warming continue through the night as officials from 200 countries struggle to agree a deal. a british sailor, rescued after her boat capsized during a round the world race, says she would do it all again in a heartbeat. crazy high—five living in scotland. livignston score five in just 1a minutes to thrash hearts late in the game, and there was a red card too in a match that had been rather dull. good morning. amber warnings are in force today for their freezing rain in this part of the world. also for heavy snow and storm deirdre is bringing severe gales as well. more detail in around quarter of an hour. it's saturday the 15th of november. our top story: the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has urged mps from all parties to work together to achieve brexit. writing in the daily mail, she sa

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. 0ur headlines today: gatwick closes its runwayreds of passengers were stuck on planes or diverted to other airports. and the runway is closed again after more drones were spotted overnight. that means travel misery for people arriving here this morning. fire safety checks across england have fallen by more than 40% in a decade. a new report says we are being put at risk. accessing money when a loved one dies. santander has been fined nearly £33 million for serious failings in the way it handled accounts. i will have advice on where you stand. the bad behaviour of football fans is in the spotlight again,

coming up at 6am on breakfast, jon kay and louise minchin will have all the day‘s news, business and headlines: passengers at london‘s gatwick airport are facing a second day of delays. police say they‘re considering shooting down the drone that‘s grounded nearly 1000 flights. us defense secretaryjim mattis is to quit his job. the news comes just a day after president trump said he planned to withdraw us troops from syria. president putin has accused the british political establishment of "disrespecting" the public by not wanting to implement the result of the brexit vote. now it‘s time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the new york times, which reportsjim mattis, the four—star marine general turned us defense secretary, has resigned in protest of president trump‘s decision to withdraw 2,000 american troops from syria, where they have been fighting the islamic state. meanwhile, the arab news says us president donald trump has said the us will not police the middle east and it was time for russia, iran, and the assad regi

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today: gatwick closes its runway after two drones were spotted. hundreds of passengers were stuck on planes or diverted to other airports. and the runway is closed again after more drones were spotted overnight. that means travel misery for people arriving here this morning. fire safety checks across england have fallen by more than 40% in a decade. a new report says we are being put at risk. accessing money when a loved one dies. santander has been fined nearly £33 million for serious failings in the way it handled accounts. i will have advice on where you stand. the bad behaviour of football fans is in the spotlight again, as tottenham's dele alli is hit on the head by a water bottle during their league cup win at arsenal. good morning from edinburgh zoo, and the giant lanterns of china display. we will be showing you more throughout the programme. the forecast today is one of right spells, sunshine and showers, and still quite blustery. i will be back with more in 15

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today: brexit is in danger of getting stuck — that's the warning from a senior cabinet minister who urges mps from all parties to come together. crucial talks to tackle global warming continue through the night as officials from 200 countries struggle to agree a deal. a british sailor, rescued after her boat capsized during a round—the—world race, says she would do it all again in a heartbeat. crazy high—five living in scotland. livignston score five in just 1a minutes to thrash hearts late in the game, and there was a red card too in a game that had been rather dull. good morning. some extremely dangerous weather is forecast today. there are met office amber warnings out for freezing rain. there are met office amber warnings out forfreezing rain. that's extremely rare here in the uk, but it causes widespread treacherous black highs. there are also warnings out for heavy snow, for blizzards because of storm deirdre, which is also bringing in severe gales. —— black ice ic

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. 0ur headlines today: brexit is in danger of gettingrties to come together. crucial talks to tackle global warming continue through the night as officials from 200 countries struggle to agree a deal. a british sailor, rescued after her boat capsized during a round the world race, says she would do it all again in a heartbeat. crazy high—five living in scotland. livignston score five in just 14 minutes to thrash hearts late in the game, and there was a red card too in a match that had been rather dull. good morning. amber warnings are

but her location is so remote, the nearest boat is not expected to reach her until later tomorrow. jon kayfic ocean — alone, injured and thousands of miles from dry land. the 29—year—old set sail injuly and was coming fourth in one of the world's most gruelling events when she hit a ferocious storm. in school, it was, "what do you want to do when you grow up" kind of thing? my thing was always, like, i want to sail around the world. speaking before the race, she knew the southern ocean would be the toughest part of her round the world challenge. i'm sure there will be times down there where i just think, "what the hell am i doing?" "this is horrendous." "the boat isjust like a rag doll that is being chucked around all over the place and you can do nothing about it. " the first man to complete the golden globe race knows susie well and says waiting for help will be exhausting. i think she'll be a little bit debilitated by the adrenaline she's

jon kay, bbc news, falmouth. now it's time for a look at the weather with : hello there.been a bit of a windy day today across much of the country. tomorrow is looking a bit quieter. we should have more sunshine around and the winds lighter, and there'll be some blustery showers around, particularly in southern and western areas. we have got this band of rain eventually clearing away from eastern areas tonight and leaving something a bit drier with lighter winds, two. under clear skies, it will turn cooler than it did last night and a few showers packing into southern and western areas where temperatures here hold out around five or six degrees, closer to two to three celsius for the north and east. so we start wednesday off with a pretty cool note, but at least dry except across some northern and eastern areas. there will be showers from the word go across the south—west. these become a bit more widespread and heavier, making longer spells of rain across the western areas. and a bit cooler across the board. single figure values in the north and just about 10 or 11 in the

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today: "brexit is in danger of getting stuck" — that's the warning from a senior cabinet minister who urges mps from all parties to come together. crucial talks to tackle global warming continue through the night as officials from 200 countries struggle to agree a deal. good morning. some extremely dangerous weather is forecast today. there are met office amber warning is out for freezing rain. that is extremely rare here in the uk but it causes widespread and treacherous lack ice. there are also warnings for heavy snow and blizzards because of storm deirdre which is also bringing in severe gales. more in 15 minutes —— treacherous black ice. a british sailor, rescued after her boat capsized during a round the world race, says she would do it all again in a heartbeat. crazy high five living, in scotland... livingston score five in just 1a minutes to thrash hearts late in the game, and there was a red card too. it's saturday the 15th december. after one of the most turbule

jon kay has more. the boat is destroyed, inside and out, is destroyed.n, alone, injured and thousands of miles from dry land. we rolled and i flew across the cabin andi rolled and i flew across the cabin and i think i was knocked out for a moment or two. the 29-year-old set sail injuly and was coming fourth in one of the world's most gruelling event when she hit a most ferocious storm. speaking before the race, she knew the southern ocean would be the toughest part of her round the world challenge. i am sure there will be times down there when i will think, what the hell am i doing? this is horrendous, the boat isjust like what the hell am i doing? this is horrendous, the boat is just like a rag doll, being chucked around all over the place and you can do nothing about it. this chinese cargo ship is the closest. it has been diverted hundreds of miles through challenging seas to rescue her. we are unsure whether they will launch are unsure whether they will launch a small boat to go over and recover herand a small boat to go over and recover her and come

jon kay has more. this is the call susie goodall made after her boat flipped over.an, alone, injured and thousands of miles from dry land. the 29—year—old set sail injuly and was coming fourth in one of the world ‘s most ruling events, when she hit a ferocious storm. speaking before the race, she knew the southern ocean would be the toughest pa rt southern ocean would be the toughest part of her round the world challenge. i am sure there will be times down their that ijust think, what the hell am i doing? this is horrendous. the boat isjust like what the hell am i doing? this is horrendous. the boat is just like a rag doll, being chucked around all over the place and i can do nothing about it. this chinese cargo ship is the closest vessel to her, it has been diverted hundreds of miles to challenging seas to rescue her. we are unsure whether they will be able to launch a small boat to go over and recover and come back and bring it on board again because of the sea state. if that is not possible, the captain is going to have two manoeuvre eight 190 metre vessel, about

jon and louise. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast, withjon kay and louise minchin. it's just after 6:30am. on breakfast this morning: walking in a winter wonderland. how rambling groups are encouraging people who feel lonely this christmas to make some new friends by getting some fresh air. the lifelike animatronic cameras bringing us closer to nature than ever before. we'll meet the makers of the nature documentary, spy in the snow. there they are. that's a spy in the snow. oh, i see, it's got the cameras. yeah. it's taken seven weeks to whittle down 47 chefs to one. the winner of masterchef the professionals will be live on the sofa later. we will give you a warning, there are no spoilers here. absolutely, we will give you a massive spoiler alert, so don't worry. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. and of course it is all about gatwick. the first flights have landed at gatwick airport since it closed on wednesday after a drone was seen over the airfield. the airport is re—introducing a limited number of flights over the coming hours, but passengers are s