hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.zimbabwe, but the military deny they have staged a coup. soldiers have taken over the state television building, and in a broadcast, they said president robert mugabe is safe. good morning, it is wednesday 15 november. also this morning: borisjohnson is to meet the husband of a british woman being held in an iranianjail, after the foreign secretary was accused of making her situation worse. a warning that millions of lives in yemen are at risk, as the united nations says the situation is getting worse.

coming up at 6am on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, businesscoalition government in germany have collapsed, threatening angela merkel‘s position as chancellor. former allies of the zimbabwean president, robert mugabe, have reacted with anger to his refusal to step down. specialist underwater rescue equipment has arrived in argentina from the united states to help hunt for a missing submarine. the sanjuan disappeared five days ago in the south atlantic with 44 crew on board. and the value of the euro has fallen after talks to form a coalition government in germany collapsed. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with zimbabwe's online newspaper newsday. no surprises, its leading what's dominating many front pages — president robert mugabe refusing to resign and now facing possible impeachment. in the german media, we go to deutsche welle online this morning. with the story we've been talking about — german chancellor angela merkel facing political uncertainty after coalition talks co

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.t more details later today. prince harry and meghan markle are expected to get married in a church. we should find out the venue and date later. and we'll be live outside buckingham palace getting all the latest and we'll also be finding out how the united states is reacting. good morning. it's tuesday, november 28. also this morning: a hugejump in the number of parents fighting to get educational support for their children. there's been a 28% increase in the last year alone.

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.al how the powerful and wealthy, including the queen, secretly invest vast amounts of money in offshore tax havens. the so—called paradise papers show around £10 million of the queen's private funds were invested offshore. good morning. yes, a big problem. the global cost of tax avoided is estimated to be in the hundreds of billions of pounds. i will look at why that is. —— global cost of tax avoidance. good morning. this is monday, november six. ina morning. this is monday, november six. in a few minutes we will have the latest from america with the other main story this morning. 26

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.vorce bill. the government offers to substantially increase its offer to the european union for brexit. the bbc understands the uk could pay between £35 and £49 billion. good morning, it is wednesday 29 november. also this morning: the children with autism being let down by the system. half of parents say they have waited more than a year for the help they need. it isa it is a fight. it is a constant fight. you

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin the chancellor philip hammond promises to is expected to contain plans for housing and schools, but mr hammond is a man under pressure from all sides. i‘m eleanor garnier, and i will have all the political analysis ahead of a key day for the residents of both numbers 10 and 11 downing street. i'll be looking at the economics. i've been finding out how members from one family are feeling the squeeze and what the chancellor can best do to help them, young and old. good morning, it‘s wednesday the 22nd of november.

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker.g the eu withdrawal bill. it will convert european laws into british ones, but it's unlikely to pass smoothly, with more than 160 amendments already tabled. good morning. it's tuesday, 1a november. also this morning: a call for compulsory eye tests for motorists, as new figures show many ignore warnings that they shouldn't be driving. thousands of survivors of a powerful earthquake that struck iran and iraq are spending a second night without shelter.

coming up at 6am on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, businessl harassment claims continues. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: a huge new leak of financial documents — known as the paradise papers — has revealed how the powerful and wealthy secretly invest vast amounts of money in offshore tax havens. the papers disclose how donald trump's commerce secretary has business links with russian allies of president putin who are subject to us sanctions. at least 26 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire at a church in texas. the attack — in the small town of sutherland springs — left another 20 injured. the us media outlets is identifying the attacker as devin kelley, a military veteran dishonourably discharged from the airforce three years ago. thousands of people have staged a protest at a coal mine near the german city of bonn — ahead of this week's climate change summit. the trump administration is set to take a controversial stand at the summit — promoting coal as a solution to climate change. we've heard a lot

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. eruption imminent. closed leaving thousands stranded as mount agung becomes increasingly volatile, with lava and molten rock close to the surface. the area is now on the highest state of alert indicating a major risk of eruption. hundreds of thousands have been moved into shelters. good morning, it's monday the 27th of november. also this morning: the five people killed when a stolen car smashed into a tree in leeds are named. three are children, including two brothers. desperate measures.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. its first scalp, as defence secretary michael fallon resigns. he says his conduct had fallen short of the standards now expected, and that it is right to step down. culture has changed over the years. what was... might have been a cce pta ble what was... might have been acceptable 15 or ten years ago is clearly not acceptable now. it is thought fresh claims about sir michael's behaviour have been raised in the last 2a hours. we are live in westminster all morning with the latest.

this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.oman being held in an iranianjail. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe says lumps have been found in her breasts, as the government faces more criticism over its handling of her case. good morning. it's monday the 13th of november. also this morning: primary schools are given transgender guidance by the church of england. teachers are told they should let boys and girls wear tutus, tiaras, and tool belts without them being bullied or labelled.

coming up at 6:00am on breakfast: dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, businessime minister theresa may's meeting with eu business leaders. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: iranian media say an earthquake has killed more than 140 people in the west of the country. donald trump is attending the asean summit in the philippines. demonstrators have been protesting against the us president. new fears for the health of a british woman held in iran, as uk the government faces more criticism over its handling of her case. plenty more on the bbc news app, take a look when there is time. there are continued updates from iran and iraq, reports coming from the region. and a story about a protest taking place in hollywood on sunday, it was a #metoo march in the heart of hollywood on sunday it — you can get more details that as well. now it's time look at the stories making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the philippine star, with a story dominating the press in asia, donald trump alongside philippine president rodrigo duterte —

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.own as president of zimbabwe. in an extraordinary speech live on tv, in which he had been expected to quit, the 93—year—old instead promised to stay on for weeks to come. the operation i have alluded to did not amount to a threat to our world cherished constitutional order. nor was it a challenge to my authority as head of state and government.

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.el. just days after the international development secretary was forced to apologise over secret meetings in israel, downing street is examining new claims about her trips overseas. good morning, it is wednesday 8 november. also this morning: prince charles‘s finances face scrutiny following fresh revelations in the paradise papers. the prince's advisors deny suggestions of a conflict of interest. on his trip to south korea, president trump warns the north it is time to come to the table and make a deal.

coming up at 6am on breakfast: louise minchin and dam walker will have all the day's news, business and cut the controversial six—week wait for universal credit, as demand for foodbanks soars across the uk. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the latest revelations from the paradise papers. the formula one champion, lewis hamilton, avoided vat on a luxuryjet he'd bought, by registering it in the isle of man. president trump has arrived in south korean capital seoul on the second leg of his marathon 11—day tour of asia. he's called south korea's president moonjae—in a fine gentleman, saying they would work out a way to deal with the nuclear threat from north korea. the us air force says it may have failed to alert federal authorities about the violent past of the man accused of killing 26 people in a church in texas. devin kelley was discharged from the air force in 2012 for assaulting his wife and step son, and legally should not have been able to own a gun. the price of oil has surged past $64 per barrel, following a crackdown on corruption in saudi arabia. now it

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker.korea's nuclear programme. the us president says he'll work with south korea on a strategy to deal with pyongyang but there are likely to be significant differences of opinion. good morning, it's tuesday the 7th of november. also this morning: the husband of a british woman in prison in iran asks borisjohnson to clarify comments he made to mps about her case that he says could see her sentence doubled. working on the edge of safety. health bosses warn staff shortages are now the biggest concern in the nhs but ministers say they have a plan to tackle the problem.

hello — this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker.gger brexit payout. senior ministers have agreed that britain should offer more money to the eu, if it clears the path for trade talks to begin. but the prime minister is facing anger from some of her own mps who are accusing the eu of holding the uk to ransom. good morning — it's tuesday the 21st of november. zimba bwe's parliament prepares to take legal action to force robert mugabe from power. early screening for lung cancer. doctors say a trial using mobile scanners in supermarket car parks

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.rst atrocities in europe since the second world war and today ratko mladic is expected to be found guilty of genocide. we'll get reaction from former bbc foreign correspondent martin bell, who gave evidence at the trial. the government wants driverless cars to be ferrying us around within three years. so we've taken one for a test drive to see whether they're on track. ifi if i could have the pleasure of your company... sweet, sweet... i'd stay on key and tried to say hello. you're doing great. praise indeed from bing crosby, who sir michael parkinson credits as one of the artists who helped shape his life. the chat show host will be here to tell us more about the soundtrack to some of his most special memories. that's wonderful! good morning, here's a summary of this morning's main stories from bbc news: philip hammond will present his budget in parliament later today amid intense pressure to announce far—reaching measures to tackle the housing shortage, put more money into the nhs an

this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. new fears for the health of a british women being held in an iranianjail. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe says lumps have been found in her breasts, as the government faces more criticism over its handling of her case. good morning. it's monday the 13th of november. also this morning: primary schools are given transgender guidance by the church of england. teachers are told they should let boys and girls wear tutus, tiaras, and tool belts without them being bullied or labelled. a national gun surrender begins in england and wales as police try to tackle a spike in shootings. we'll hear from two of the parents backing the campaign after their teenage son was shot dead this summer. good morning. the prime minister will be meeting european business leaders today, with a trade deal top of the agenda. i'm talking to one british boss who's going to find out what they want to hear. in sport, it's heartbreak for northern ireland, as they miss out on a place at next summer's world cup

hello — this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker.heresa may gets the backing of her cabinet to offer a bigger brexit payout. senior ministers have agreed that britain should offer more money to the eu, if it clears the path for trade talks to begin. but the prime minister is facing anger from some of her own mps who are accusing the eu of holding the uk to ransom. good morning — it's tuesday the 21st of november. zimba bwe‘s parliament prepares to take legal action to force robert mugabe from power. early screening for lung cancer. doctors say a trial using mobile scanners in supermarket car parks has proved a huge success. work experience is the link between education and the economy. but in some places fewer than 1 in 10 young people get any. i'm taking a look at how to improve that. in sport, could mike ashley's days at newcastle be numbered following a formal bid for the football club? and it's only november, but could getting in the festive mood early but help improve your winter wellbeing? it's like celebrating joy. like, i was

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. the royal wedding — we should find out more details later today. prince harry and meghan markle are expected to get married in a church. we should find out the venue and date later. and we'll be live outside buckingham palace getting all the latest and we'll also be finding out how the united states is reacting. good morning. it's tuesday, november 28. also this morning: a hugejump in the number of parents fighting to get educational support for their children. there's been a 28% increase in the last year alone. it has taken every fibre in my body to fight, and i will never, ever give upfor to fight, and i will never, ever give up for what my daughter needs and is legally entitled to. your christmas dinner is going to cost more this year. the highest prices for turkey and all the trimmings in eight years, according to one piece of research. i'm taking a look at festive food prices. in sport, who will be the bbc sports personality of the year? last christmas, andy murray won it for a r

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. the sexual harassment scandal at westminster claims its first scalp, as defence secretary michael fallon resigns. he says his conduct had fallen short of the standards now expected, and that it is right to step down. culture has changed over the years. what was... might have been a cce pta ble what was... might have been acceptable 15 or ten years ago is clearly not acceptable now. it is thought fresh claims about sir michael's behaviour have been raised in the last 2a hours. we are live in westminster all morning with the latest. good morning, it is thursday two november. also this morning: police investigating the manchester arena bombing, in which 22 people died, call for the brother of the suicide bomber who carried out the attack to be extradited from libya. good morning. could today be the day we see our first rise in interest rates for a decade? i will be looking at how the bank of england will make its decision, and why many experts think they will be increased. five—year—old

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. another cabinet minister fights for theirjob. the pressure grows on priti patel. just days after the international development secretary was forced to apologise over secret meetings in israel, downing street is examining new claims about her trips overseas. good morning, it is wednesday 8 november. also this morning: prince charles‘s finances face scrutiny following fresh revelations in the paradise papers. the prince's advisors deny suggestions of a conflict of interest. on his trip to south korea, president trump warns the north it is time to come to the table and make a deal. the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer. they are putting your regime in grave danger. two of the big six energy companies are looking to merge. i'm taking a look at what that will mean for their millions of customers. in sport: andy murray targets a return to competitive tennis next year. the former world number one has been out of action with a hip injury, but faced roger federer in a charity

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. a major milestone on the road to brexit, as mps begin debating the eu withdrawal bill. it will convert european laws into british ones, but it's unlikely to pass smoothly, with more than 160 amendments already tabled. good morning. it's tuesday, 1a november. also this morning: a call for compulsory eye tests for motorists, as new figures show many ignore warnings that they shouldn't be driving. thousands of survivors of a powerful earthquake that struck iran and iraq are spending a second night without shelter. it's more difficult to get another job if you're laid off or have to leave the workplace in your 50s and 60s. this morning, i'm speaking to campaigners about the impact that's having. good morning. in sport, it's going to be a world cup without italy after the four—time champions fail to qualify for the tournament for the first time in 60 years. i think it is time to drop the c bomb, christmas with carol. good morning. look at this gorgeous christmas tree. it will be lit up thi

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. eruption imminent. bali's airport is closed leaving thousands stranded as mount agung becomes increasingly volatile, with lava and molten rock close to the surface. the area is now on the highest state of alert indicating a major risk of eruption. hundreds of thousands have been moved into shelters. good morning, it's monday the 27th of november. also this morning: the five people killed when a stolen car smashed into a tree in leeds are named. three are children, including two brothers. desperate measures. fears that children with special needs are being failed by the system as increasing numbers of parents are home educting their children. the government unveils its strategy for britain's post—brexit industrial future with high—tech sectors top of agenda. in sport, england lose the first ashes test. australia get the runs they needed easily to win by ten wickets in brisbane. macro # i bet you look good on the dancefloor, i don't know if you're looking for romance or, i don't know what you're looking f

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. gunfire and explosions on the streets of zimbabwe, but the military deny they have staged a coup. soldiers have taken over the state television building, and in a broadcast, they said president robert mugabe is safe. good morning, it is wednesday 15 november. also this morning: borisjohnson is to meet the husband of a british woman being held in an iranianjail, after the foreign secretary was accused of making her situation worse. a warning that millions of lives in yemen are at risk, as the united nations says the situation is getting worse. good morning. can the latest technology help us get more out of oui’ technology help us get more out of our workers and businesses? productivity problems are a big issue for the chancellor in next week's budget, so i am at this trade fair show of innovation this morning to see if i can find any solutions. in sport: delight for denmark, but despair for the republic of ireland, beaten in their world cup qualifying playoff. and carol has the weather

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. robert mugabe clings to power, as he refuses to stand down as president of zimbabwe. in an extraordinary speech live on tv, in which he had been expected to quit, the 93—year—old instead promised to stay on for weeks to come. the operation i have alluded to did not amount to a threat to our world cherished constitutional order. nor was it a challenge to my authority as head of state and government. good morning, it is monday 20 november. also this morning: two days before the budget, theresa may sets out a plan for better transport between english cities and their surrounding suburbs. reducing the number of stillborn babies. pregnant mums are told that sleeping on their sides could save hundreds of lives. 70 years since their marriage at westminster abbey, the queen and the duke of edinburgh celebrate their platinum wedding anniversary with the release of three new portraits. good morning from this co—op distribution centre, as we look at how retailers are preparing for the festive pe

louise minchin went to meet him to find out. hugh, how lovely to see you here on bbc breakfast. well, it's funny, number one, and it's moving, number two. and it manages not to be schmaltzy, which is, i think, really difficult. especially when the whole philosophy of the film is be nice to everyone, be tolerant, you know. it would be really easy to go yucky. just putting you on hold. whoa! but i don't want to. it's only a haircut, nelson. there's nothing to be afraid of. come in, take a seat. we'll go somewhere else. and an actor playing an actor — did you enjoy that? yes, well, i loved that. and i was able to dip into the distant past of my career, when i did actually do theatre. and my character is not entirely unlike phoenix buchanan, the character in the film. he was a big west end star, and became such a narcissist that he couldn't bear working with anyone else. he didn't like it when it was their turn to speak. and, in the end — this is all a back story really — the other actors would not work with him anymore, so his career took a terrible slide. and now he's desperate to

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. donald trump arrives in south korea ahead of talks about north korea's nuclear programme. the us president says he'll work with south korea on a strategy to deal with pyongyang but there are likely to be significant differences of opinion. good morning, it's tuesday the 7th of november. also this morning: the husband of a british woman in prison in iran asks borisjohnson to clarify comments he made to mps about her case that he says could see her sentence doubled. working on the edge of safety. health bosses warn staff shortages are now the biggest concern in the nhs but ministers say they have a plan to tackle the problem. good morning. more tax revelations this morning, as tech giant apple and the formula 1 driver lewis hamilton are the latest to have their affairs scrutinised after a huge leak of documents. i'll have more in a moment. in sport, west ham are looking for a new manager. and could it be this man? the former manchester united and sunderland head coach david moyes is exp

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a doubling of the brexit divorce bill. the government offers to substantially increase its offer to the european union for brexit. the bbc understands the uk could pay between £35 and £49 billion. good morning, it is wednesday 29 november. also this morning: the children with autism being let down by the system. half of parents say they have waited more than a year for the help they need. it isa it is a fight. it is a constant fight. you wouldn't think you would need to fight so much for something that you should be able to access so easily. the murders of lin and megan russell. lawyers for the man convicted of killing them say they have uncovered new evidence that could prove his innocence. there are big plans to change our railways to ease pressure points for passengers. we will be speaking to the transport secretary about the details. good morning. in sport: england's women maintain their perfect start in world cup qualifying, super sub fran kirby scoring with her first kick of the

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. millions of leaked documents reveal how the powerful and wealthy, including the queen, secretly invest vast amounts of money in offshore tax havens. the so—called paradise papers show around £10 million of the queen's private funds were invested offshore. good morning. yes, a big problem. the global cost of tax avoided is estimated to be in the hundreds of billions of pounds. i will look at why that is. —— global cost of tax avoidance. good morning. this is monday, november six. ina morning. this is monday, november six. in a few minutes we will have the latest from america with the other main story this morning. 26 people, the youngestjust five yea rs, people, the youngestjust five years, are dead after gunmen opened fire at a church in texas. through the tears and through the sadness we stand strong, oh so strong that. party leaders will meet today to discuss the new complaints system for westminster staff as a growing number of mps are investigated for inappropriate behaviour. in s

hello — this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. new claims about the conduct of mps.

hello — this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. new claims about the conduct of mps. conservatives suspend charlie elphicke, and rivera what is described as serious allegations about it to the police. the mp says he has done nothing wrong. —— and there are fairand he has done nothing wrong. —— and there are fair and what is described. and three mps with complaints over their treatment of women. we will be in westminster with the latest. good morning. it's saturday, november 4th. also this morning: netflix say they will no longer work with kevin spacey because of allegations of sexual misconduct. new figures reveal only half of the uk's speed cameras are actually switched on. and it is fantasy football's claim for teams living the dream in the fa cup. but it was to be no fairy tale ending for non—league hide as mk dons made their campaign turned with a fantastic goal to open the scoring in their victory. and it is horribly wet this morning, pouring down through the weekend. matt has the a nswe i’s. through the weekend. matt has the answers. good morning. ithoroughly we