hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. plans to change the way we work. of the cash in hand economy. with suggestions for tackling low—paid jobs, zero hours contracts and the gig economy, it says the government should strive for good work for all. good morning, it's tuesday the 11th ofjuly. also this morning: for the first time since 1984 there's a british woman wimbledon quarter finals. that's right, johanna konta will play simona halep on centre court

hello, this is breakfast, withjon kay and louise minchin. debate on the grenfell tower fire as labour renews its attacks on what it calls the government's "chaotic" response. at least 80 people died and hundreds are still in temporary accommodation. tonight the local community will hold a vigil exactly four weeks since the tragedy. the first week was pretty hard, but it got a bit easier after a few weeks and then when we started happening it distracts you a lot. we'll find out how a special play scheme is helping children to cope with the trauma. good morning. it's wednesday, the 12th ofjuly. also this morning:

the public‘s appetite for change remains to be seen. to be coming up at 6am on breakfast, louise minchinave all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more on the matthew taylor review of modern employment practices. it's been commissioned by the government and is expected to recommend that some companies using self—employed people be required to pay a full range of benefits, including national insurance contributions. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: with islamic state defeated in mosul — attention is focusing on the next is stronghold in syria. us—backed forces have entered the city of raqqa and are fighting street battles with heavily armed militants. and donald trump junior and donald trumpjunior has come underfire for thais and donald trumpjunior has come under fire for thais to a russian journalist regarding his father's election campaign —— ties. dubai's gulf news has the first few stories in today's news review. it counts the financial cost of the war in syria — the world bank estimating the local economy has lost $226 billion us. it assesses the damage to m

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.rnment to abolish the 1% cap on pay rises for public sector workers. borisjohnson becomes the latest cabinet minister to call for a boost to workers' wages, but downing street says decisions will be made on a case—by—case basis. good morning, it is monday 3july. also this morning: for the first time in almost a decade more nurses and midwives are leaving the profession thanjoining it, according to figures released today. president trump is accused of inciting attacks

this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a very good morning.are announced as the first major contracts to build the hs2 rail line are revealed. the high—speed line between birmingham and london will cost around £7 billion. leeds and manchester will also be unveiled. good morning. it's monday the 17th ofjuly. also this morning: in sport, the "king of centre court" does it again. a record eighth wimbledon title for roger federer, as he beats marin cilic in straight sets.

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.n cornwall after flash floods sent a four foot torrent of water through the streets. people had to be winched from their homes as torrential rain brought huge hailstones onto the village of coverack. a torrid night for others across southern england and more storms to come today. i will have the details throughout the programme. good morning, it's wednesday the 19th of july. also this morning: the bbc is to reveal how much it pays its top talent, as it admits just a third of the highest—paid stars are women.

coming up at 6:00 o'clock on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news,n—law, jared kushner, will face questions later from senators investigating alleged russian meddling in last year's election. at least nine people have died after being trapped in the back of a truck in texas — police say they were victims of people trafficking. a suicide attacker has detonated a car bomb in the afghan capital, kabul. at least twelve people have been killed and several wounded. twojordanians have been killed and an israeli wounded in a shooting incident at the israeli embassy in jordan's capital amman. now it is time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the world 7 let's start with the japan times which covers the us congress reaching an agreement on sweeping russia sanctions to punish moscow for meddling in the 2016 presidential election and its military aggression in ukraine and syria. the philippine star previews president rodrigo duterte's state of the nation address today. his speech is expected to focus on the government's efforts to deal with

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker.e in a century. dementia and lifestyle could be to blame — experts behind the study say it's deeply concerning. good morning, it's tuesday the 18th ofjuly also this morning: just a handful of survivors have received any of the money these are some of the donations made to g re nfell these are some of the donations made to grenfell tower. just a handful of survivors have received any of the money

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.to court in the hope he'll be allowed to travel to the usa for treatment. judges will assess claims of new evidence which suggests the ii—month—old's quality of life could be improved. this morning we'll talk to charlie's mum connie yates. good morning, it's monday the 10th ofjuly. also this morning: theresa may faces up to her disappointing general election result with a call to rival parties to work with her on issues like brexit and social care.

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.nfell survivors. after an angry meeting last night with the police, residents say their questions still aren't being answered. whatever it is, we want to know exactly what it is. do not hide anything. the majority of survivors remain in hotels despite today's deadline for everyone to be rehomed nearby. the council insists all families have been made an offer. we hearfrom one of them. all the memories i had, all my baby album is, i miss them a lot. good morning, it's wednesday july 5th.

coming up at 6:00am on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, businessore live from westminster, following this week's leaks of cabinet discussions to the press, which prompted the prime minister to call for strength and unity from mps. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the white house has confirmed that president trump held a second, barely publicised, meeting with russia's president and a russian translator, no—one else, during the g20 summit. the un's refugee agency, the unhcr, has announced that the death rate of refugees crossing from libya to italy is increasing, and that trafficking is becoming ever more ruthless, with migrants regularly beaten and robbed. time now for our newspaper review. just what's making headlines around the world? let's start with a story rather close to home. the bbc is to release a list of their highest—earning on—screen talent. many of the uk papers, the guardian among them, are already running a piece about the fact that only a third of the 96 to be named are women. moving on now to the financial times. we heard ye

coming up at 6am on breakfast, dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and on the duke and duchess of cambridge's visit to poland with their children, george and charlotte. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: in the us, two more republican senators have said they'll oppose president trump's proposed healthcare bill. it's now impossible for the bill to pass in its current form. three years after malaysian airlines flight mh17 was shot down over eastern ukraine, the region remains locked in a brutal stalemate. a ceasefire has failed, amid regular skirmishes between rebels who want closer ties to moscow and ukrainian armed forces. forest fires are sweeping towards the croatian coastal city of split. hundreds of firefighters and soldiers are battling the blaze. neighbouring montenegro has also been hit by wildfires and has asked for international help. venezuela's political crisis has deepened after voters rejected plans to rewrite the constitution. president trump has said the country will face strong and swift economic action if the controversial plans go

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker.are using gene tests. the mapping of dna could mean tailor made treatments for millions of patients within five years. good morning, it's tuesday fourth july. also this morning: we hear from the family of the youngest victim of the manchester arena bombing, saffie roussos, speaking for the first time about their loss on what would have been her ninth birthday. we didn't want to just let her birthday pass. we just wanted to celebrate her birthday through

hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker.cious moments with their son after ending their legal fight. they've released this new picture of charlie. great ormond street hospital has praised the bravery of their decision. good morning, it's tuesday 25th july. also this morning, a clampdown on leasehold charges, ben can tell us more. there's been a sharp rise in new houses being sold leasehold rather than freehold, and it could cost homeowners thousands of pounds in hidden costs. the government says it must end. i'll have the details.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin.banned from 20a0. it's part of a strategy to tackle air pollution but critics say it doesn't go far enough orfast enough. a high courtjudge will today decide whether charlie gard should be allowed to return home to die. we'll find out later how quickly the economy grew over the last three months, but the figure is expected to be great. what does it

coming up at 6am on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, businessy into child abuse in jersey which is due to be released on monday. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: italy is threatening to close its ports as the current migrants crisis worsens. more than 83,000 people have been rescued in the mediterranean and taken to italy so far this year. european minister have been holding emergency talks. —— european ministers have been holding emergency talks. iraqi special forces say they've recaptured more territory from the so—called islamic state, who captured the city three years ago. iraqi commanders say thousands of civilians may be trapped behind is lines. saudi arabia has said it will extend the deadline for qatar to meet its demands by 48 hours. the arab state's ultimatum includes, shutting the news channel —— the arab state's ultimatum includes shutting the news channel al jazeera and downgrading ties with iran. now it is time for our newspaper review. the financial times reports that a delegation from the city of london's financial sector

coming up at 6am on breakfast, dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business ande more on public sector pay. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: north korea has fired another ballistic missile off its east coast into the sea of japan. it's the eleventh launch this year. initial estimates from the militaries in south korea and japan indicate it flew for about 40 minutes. there've been fierce clashes as the iraqi military tries to capture the last stronghold of the extremist group, the so—called islamic state, in mosul. fighting is centred on the old city, which is being rocked by air strikes and artillery. most cancer patients in england could be offered genetic tests within five years under proposals outlined by the chief medical officer. it would see millions of patients having their dna mapped in order to find the best treatments. floods in central and southern china have killed at least 33 people now it's time to take a look at the front pages. racheljoins us. the financial times has a warning from chinese president xijinping to his american counterpart. in

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.gh court, as a judge prepares to decide what will happen to their son. it is the latest stage of their five—month legal fight over his future. they want him to be treated by a specialist in the united states. good morning, it is monday 24july. also this morning: there are to grandmothers in their lives, and so it is important they know who she was.

coming up at 6am on breakfast, jon kay and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business ande devastating fire at grenfell tower four weeks after the tragedy. tonight, the local community is set to honour those who lost their lives in the blaze, while mps are to hold a debate in parliament this is bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump's eldest son has said he didn't tell his father about a meeting last year with a russian lawyer, who was apparently offering documents that would damage hillary clinton's campaign and help his father get elected. opponents say donald trumpjunior should have gone straight to the fbi. there are going fears for the safety of civilians fleeing raqqa, as the battle to retake the syrian city intensifies. about a quarter of it is now controlled by kurdish—led syrian democratic forces, according to the us military. turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan has told the bbc that membership of the european union was not indispensable for his country, criticising the eu for being insincere. he also said he hoped for a free trade deal with britain o

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. charlie gard's parents return to the high court, as a judge prepares to decide what will happen to their son. it is the latest stage of their five—month legal fight over his future. they want him to be treated by a specialist in the united states. good morning, it is monday 24july. also this morning: there are to grandmothers in their lives, and so it is important they know who she was. prince william on keeping the memory of his mother alive through his children, as the royal family prepares to mark 20 years since diana's death. it is the drug that turns people into the walking dead. how spice is still causing havoc on britain's streets, more than a year after it was banned. as the government says that farm subsidies should be earned, notjust handed out, i am at one of britain's biggest agricultural shows in paris, speaking to farmers and some cows about what they make of the future of their industry. in sport: england are world champions after beating india by nine runs in the women

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. increases in life expectancy in england are levelling off for the first time in a century. dementia and lifestyle could be to blame — experts behind the study say it's deeply concerning. good morning, it's tuesday the 18th ofjuly also this morning: just a handful of survivors have received any of the money these are some of the donations made to g re nfell these are some of the donations made to grenfell tower. just a handful of survivors have received any of the money or donations raised by the public after the grenfell tower fire. we have a special investigation. "stop carping". theresa may tells conservative mps to end the backbiting that's divided the party since the general election. price pressures are piling up, and the pound in our pocket isn't going as far, so ahead of official figures this morning, i'll be looking at the cost of food, and pies in particular. in sport, hannah cockcroft dominates the women's 800m t34 with gold at the world para athletics championships in londo

hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. charlie gard's parents say they will spend their last precious moments with their son after ending their legal fight. they've released this new picture of charlie. great ormond street hospital has praised the bravery of their decision. good morning, it's tuesday 25th july. also this morning, a clampdown on leasehold charges, ben can tell us more. there's been a sharp rise in new houses being sold leasehold rather than freehold, and it could cost homeowners thousands of pounds in hidden costs. the government says it must end. i'll have the details. a vigil has been held in protest at the death of a man who died after a police chase in east london. in sport, it's gold in the pool for adam peaty at the world aquatics championships as he successfully defends his 100 metre breaststroke title. and as more pubs close, we meet the communities determined to stop last orders at their local. and carol has the weather. i think we are having some problems with the graphics, but we should see her i

this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a very good morning. details of 16,000 jobs are announced as the first major contracts to build the h52 rail line are revealed. the high—speed line between birmingham and london will cost around £7 billion. leeds and manchester will also be unveiled. good morning. it's monday the 17th ofjuly. also this morning: in sport, the "king of centre court" does it again. a record eighth wimbledon title for roger federer, as he beats marin cilic in straight sets. the first man ever to achieve that. 1,000 years after the lynx became extinct in the uk, the authorities consider a plan to reintroduce them in northern england. more than two—thirds of people who enter competitions on—line are putting themselves at risk of fraud by entering their personal details without checking whether the offer is legitimate. i'll have more on that later. the doctor is a girl! there's been plenty of reaction like that to the revelation that jodie whittaker will take the title role in the next series of doctor who.

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. more frustration at a lack of information for grenfell survivors. after an angry meeting last night with the police, residents say their questions still aren't being answered. whatever it is, we want to know exactly what it is. do not hide anything. the majority of survivors remain in hotels despite today's deadline for everyone to be rehomed nearby. the council insists all families have been made an offer. we hearfrom one of them. all the memories i had, all my baby album is, i miss them a lot. good morning, it's wednesday july 5th. also this morning: victims of stalking and harassment are being left at risk, because of failings by police and prosecutors. a new report blames poor investigations and a lack of legal protection. an average debt of more than £50,000 for university students in england. a new report says they'll be paying it off into their 50s. it's ten years to the day since the cost of borrowing last went up. they've been at record lows since then, but why and what does

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. a plan for a revolution in cancer care using gene tests. the mapping of dna could mean tailor made treatments for millions of patients within five years. good morning, it's tuesday fourth july. also this morning: we hear from the family of the youngest victim of the manchester arena bombing, saffie roussos, speaking for the first time about their loss on what would have been her ninth birthday. we didn't want to just let her birthday pass. we just wanted to celebrate her birthday through doing this. ministers are told to hold their nerve over public sector pay by the chancellor of the exchequer. nearly five million people are self—employed — but they don't automatically get the minimum wage. but could that be about to change? i'll look at what it means for workers. good morning from wimbledon. it all went well yesterday, didn't it? injury fears prove unfounded as andy murray breezes into the second round at wimbledon with a straight sets victory on opening day. carol has the weather.

hello, this is breakfast, withjon kay and louise minchin. mps will today hold a debate on the grenfell tower fire as labour renews its attacks on what it calls the government's "chaotic" response. at least 80 people died and hundreds are still in temporary accommodation. tonight the local community will hold a vigil exactly four weeks since the tragedy. the first week was pretty hard, but it got a bit easier after a few weeks and then when we started happening it distracts you a lot. we'll find out how a special play scheme is helping children to cope with the trauma. good morning. it's wednesday, the 12th ofjuly. also this morning: wimbledon dreaming: johanna konta pulls off a nail—biting victory. she is the first woman in 39 years to achieve that feat here at wimbledon and later today andy murray will be trying to join her in the last four. donald trump's son denies telling his father anything about a meeting with a russian lawyer thought to be part of a campaign to help him get elected. it was such a nothing. there was nothing to tell. i

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. new diesel and petrol cars are to be banned from 2040. it's part of a strategy to tackle air pollution but critics say it doesn't go far enough orfast enough. a high courtjudge will today decide whether charlie gard should be allowed to return home to die. we'll find out later how quickly the economy grew over the last three months, but the figure is expected to be great. what does it mean for all of us? i'll be finding out in this cotton mill in manchester. in sport, adam peaty continues to push the boundaries in a pool. the olympic champion broke his own world record in the 50m breaststroke twice in one day. and sniffing out disease. could dogs hold the key to early diagnosis of parkinson's? and carol has the weather. after a bright start in the east, the rain already in the west will move east through the day and we will all see it, heaviest in scotla nd will all see it, heaviest in scotland and northern ireland and northern england and it'll be accompanied by blustery winds. behin

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. plans to change the way we work. a review for the government calls for the end of the cash in hand economy. with suggestions for tackling low—paid jobs, zero hours contracts and the gig economy, it says the government should strive for good work for all. good morning, it's tuesday the 11th ofjuly. also this morning: for the first time since 1984 there's a british woman wimbledon quarter finals. that's right, johanna konta will play simona halep on centre court at wimbledon later on this afternoon. andy murray is also through. what a match last night, rafa nadal knocked out after five hours and five sets. how coffee could be more than just a pick—me—up. now two major studies say it may help us live longer. cla p clap your hands together... one, two, three. closing the age gap. we'll find out about the new nursery opening on the same site as a care home. there's a call for british businesses to do more to boost the productivity of their workers. i'll be finding out why it's so important

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a clean—up operation is under way in cornwall after flash floods sent a four foot torrent of water through the streets. people had to be winched from their homes as torrential rain brought huge hailstones onto the village of coverack. a torrid night for others across southern england and more storms to come today. i will have the details throughout the programme. good morning, it's wednesday the 19th of july. also this morning: the bbc is to reveal how much it pays its top talent, as it admits just a third of the highest—paid stars are women. extra fees for people paying with credit or debit cards are to be scrapped, saving consumers nearly half a million every year. in sport, england's cricketers are through to the women's world cup final after a dramatic victory over south africa. this shot won the match with just two balls remaining. they'll play either australia or india on sunday. good morning. british businesses aren't making the most of the skills picked up by thousands of peop

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. a crucial day for the parents of charlie gard as they return to court in the hope he'll be allowed to travel to the usa for treatment. judges will assess claims of new evidence which suggests the 11—month—old's quality of life could be improved. this morning we'll talk to charlie's mum connie yates. good morning, it's monday the 10th ofjuly. also this morning: theresa may faces up to her disappointing general election result with a call to rival parties to work with her on issues like brexit and social care. 75 firefighters have spent the early hours of the morning tackling a fire at london's popular camden lock market. good morning. the english wine industry has grown by nearly 20% in the last year so i'm at this vineyard in kent looking at what's been behind that sparkling performance. millions of us already know how beautiful the lake district is, now the rest of the world does too. we are live there this morning as the united nations gives it world heritage data is. i'm at wimbled

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. growing pressure on the government to abolish the 1% cap on pay rises for public sector workers. borisjohnson becomes the latest cabinet minister to call for a boost to workers‘ wages, but downing street says decisions will be made on a case—by—case basis. good morning, it is monday 3july. also this morning: for the first time in almost a decade more nurses and midwives are leaving the profession thanjoining it, according to figures released today. president trump is accused of inciting attacks against journalists, after he tweeted this spoof video of himself assaulting a man with a cnn logo superimposed on his head. cheaper prices as the pumps. the supermarkets have cut petrol prices over the last few days, but are they here to stay? i will have the details. strawberries and cream at the ready. wimbledon gets under way today, so we have sent sally and carol to sw19. good morning and welcome to wimbledon 2017. as he starts the defence of his wimbledon title today, andy murray says he

louise minchin has —— his co—host isn't even on the list but he says they get the same, he just gets and women, the top male star chris evans gets five times more than the top woman star. that's right, and two thirds of the names are men. i haven't done the sums but it looks as if, as individuals, men by and large get considerably more than women for doing the same job. the bbc confessed to this yesterday and says it is trying to eliminate the pay gap by 2020. the director—general tony hall was clear about this but there have been a number of women today working for the bbc who have semi—seriously offered to take a pay rise to narrow the gap and that reflects one of the things that worries the bbc about being forced to publish these figures, which is that lots of performers and their agents may suddenly say, hang on a minute, why are they getting paid more for the samejob? are they getting paid more for the same job? they will get on the phone or their agents will get on the phone to the bbc and start trying to negotiate their fees upwards and the bbc says this is potentially inflati

dan walker gets £200,000 plus, another of the women, louise minchin, does not figure on the list.550,000 plus so is the track. actors, the highest—paid actor working for the bbc directly is derek thompson who plays in casualty. gets more than £350,000 a year. the highest placed actress plays connie beach in casualties and holby. peter capaldi as doctor who got between 200 and £250,000. many more names on this list, but that is a flavour. some names will not be on the list because of the way they are paid? yes, as they say, the bbc has made it clear that if you work for a commercial company, an independent production company, or if you work for the bbc‘s commercial arm, bbc worldwide, which for instance makes top gear, then you do not appear on this list because you are not paid directly out of the licence fee. it isa directly out of the licence fee. it is a bit ofa directly out of the licence fee. it is a bit of a model and unclear how some unlike received evans. it is unclear whether the 2.2 million pounds for chris evans isjust unclear whether the 2.2 million pounds for chris ev