hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. scores twice to give his team a winning world cup start. an injury—time goal, relief for the manager, and delight for the fans. that is what these games are about. it is the world cup, you go until the last second, and yes, absolutely buzzing. it could, though, have been so much easierfor england. they missed plenty of first—half chances, and var missed a couple of nailed—on penalties.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: a record—breaking dayd beat panama 6—1 in the world cup. after that brilliant result, how far can they go? we'll have all the reaction from our world cup hub. taking off. a third runway at heathrow could get the go ahead today if mps vote to back the government. it could cost thousands of pounds to build and people are worried

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. the handshake that made history.o meet a north korean leader as he holds talks with kim jong—un. after a year of exchanging threats the two leaders come face to face in singapore. we're going to have a great discussion. and i think tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. we'll have a terrific relationship. i have no doubt. i'm rupert wingfield—hayes live in singapore, where president trump and kim jong—un have just emerged from their meeting. president trump saying it had been a fantastic meeting and there had been a lot of progress.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: givenries at preventing deaths from heart attacks, strokes and cancer, according to a new report. another day of soaring temperatures, now a health warning about the heatwave. yes the temperature in london soared to 30 celsius. the heatwave likely to 30 celsius. the heatwave likely to continue across the uk for another week yet. investment in the uk car industry has halved in the first six months of the year. the sector says it's been thwarted by brexit uncertainty.

hello — this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin.o volcano in guatemala, which has already claimed more than 70 lives. residents and rescue workers flee from a new clouds of ash and molten rock — nearly 200 people are still missing after sunday's explosion. good morning — it's wednesday 6th june. also this morning: an investigation is launched into the tsb after nearly 2 million people lost access to their accounts following it changes in april. after the american designer kate spade is found dead

coming up at 6am on breakfast, charlie stayt and louise minchin will have all the day's news, businessefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump has hailed the supreme court decision to back one of his key initiatives, a travel ban aimed at five muslim—majority countries. after the attempt on his life, zimbabwe's president has pointed the finger at a faction who backed former first lady, grace mugabe. six european countries have agreed to accept more than 200 migrants stranded for nearly a week on a rescue ship in the mediterranean. but italy's interior minister has accused charity—run rescue ships of operating a "taxi service" for migrants. now it is time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the guardian, which carries a warning from uk chancellor philip hammond who has told us president donald trump that triggering a full—blown trade war would spell "disaster" for the us economy. meanwhile, the telegraph looks at warnings from economists that the nine—year bull run in financial markets could be at an end, as hig

coming up at six o'clock on breakfast — charlie stayt and louise minchin will have all the day's newse vote in favour of a third runway at heathrow airport. welcome back. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the pentagon has confirmed that two military bases in texas will be used as temporary camps to house migrants. it's not known if families will be allowed to stay at the camps together. president trump has criticised the motorcycle maker harley—davidson for deciding to move some production outside the us. he said he was surprised the firm was the first to "wave the white flag". after portugal and spain booked their place in the next round of the world cup, denmark and france hope to follow suit. in the british government has won a key vote over the expansion of heathrow, paving the way for a third ru nway heathrow, paving the way for a third runway at the airport. now it is time to look at the headlines from around the world. we begin with the independent, which leads with plans to build a third runway at one of the world's busiest airports, london heathrow. it

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin.theresa may escapes a damaging brexit defeat. but the prime ministerfaces more pressure from her own mps over the terms of a deal struck with tory rebels. good morning, it's wednesday 13th june. the other headlines this morning: coming to america. north korea reports that kim jong—un has accepted an invitation to the white house. meghan markle stunned the world wearing this dress by stella mccartney. in an exclusive interview, the fashion designer tells breakfast about her role in the royal wedding.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin.heathrow airport are to be given the go—ahead by ministers. after years of delay, the government is expected to push ahead with the expansion plan, but it faces fierce opposition. good morning, it's tuesday the fifth of june. also this morning: the moment a massive volcanic eruption hit guatemala killing at least 62. the search continues for many more still missing. the cost of petrol has risen at its fastest rate for 18 years. prices at the pump went up by nearly 6p a litre in may.

hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. the wait is almost over.the 2018 world cup. manager gareth southgate's says his young squad are "prepared, focused and ready" to take on tunisia tonight. england ready to get involved in a tournament that has been just brilliant so far. goals, incidents and shocks. the latest came in moscow as germany were stunned by mexico. the holders beaten 1—0 in their opening match. good morning, it's monday the 18th of june. also this morning: with theresa may under pressure to explain how she'sgoing

coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, charlie stayt and louise minchin will have all the day's top stories,ews of more upset on the railways. that's after three fresh strikes by northern rail employees were announced. rmt union members will walk out for 2h hours onjune 19, 21 and 23. it's all to do with the ongoing row over plans to change the role this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: fresh volcanic eruptions in guatemala. officials say nearly 200 people are still missing. primary fever — american voters choose more candidates ahead of november's midterm elections. what kind of welcome can england fans expect in russia? willa frosty relationship overshadow the world cup? now, it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the new statesmen who report labour are to table an amendment to the eu withdrawal bill, calling for the government to negotiate "full access to the internal market of the european union" after brexit. 0n the front of the times italy's new populist government has broken ranks with its allies in wes

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin.moorland fire in greater manchester continues to spread. this is the scene live in stalybridge. the fire has been declared a major incident and the army are on standby to help. plans to build five new prisons for women are scrapped. a new strategy will aim to cut reoffending rates. messi shines at last. argentina are still in the world cup after a late, late winner. that was against nigeria. and will this heatwave continue? carol will have all the weather through the programme.

charlie stayt and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport.rad where england's world cup campaign kicks off tonight with a match against tunisia. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump's zero—tolerance policy on migrants has been condemned as cruel and immoral by former first lady laura bush. earlier president trump's wife, melania, said the country needed to govern with a heart. mexico's world cup win over champions germany has triggered mass celebrations in mexico city, and stunned fans across the globe. and on the markets: addiction to electronic games has for the first time been officially recognised as a mental health condition by the world health organization. that is the story we are asking for your opinion on the day. keep sending in your thoughts. now it is time look at the stories making headlines across the world. we begin with the financial times, where german chancellor angela merkel is locked in a coalition showdown on how to deal with the refugee crisis. it comes as the aquarius, a rescue boat

this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin.ork. a new emergency schedule has been put in place on northern rail after more than two thousand services were cancelled in a fortnight. good morning. it's monday the fourth ofjune. also this morning: a major shift in counter—terrorism. mi5 will share more intelligence on suspects with police and local authorities. lessons for learner drivers go up a gear as they are allowed on motorways for the first time. in sport, there's victory at last for england's cricketers. they beat pakistan with more than two days to spare.

this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. all set for the singapore summit.tement in the air" ahead of his historic meeting with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. good morning. it's monday the 11th ofjune. also this morning: the prime minster calls for unity over brexit ahead of key votes in the commons this week. after fears of a brexit meltdown last week, david davis is back in brussels for the latest round of talks. and we'll tell you how daydreaming in class could be a good thing! good morning. the retailers often use bad weather as an excuse for tough times on the high street. so with the warm spell we've been enjoying recently,

charlie stayt and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport.nning his second term in office, president erdogan of turkey is to assume sweeping new powers. his ak party is also on course for an overall majority in parliament. an informal eu summit on migration pledges not to force refugees to return to countries where they face persecution. england records its biggest win at a world cup to overwhelm panama 6—1 and secure a place in the last 16. so let's take a look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. certainly in this country, england is featuring. we start with a turkish tabloid. their headline, "13 victories in 16 years". it is regarding president at one under sweeping new he will assume in that role. —— president erdogan. the financial times now, and it looks at china's defences from the potential us trade war. it says the amounts banks have to keep in reserve will be lifted, and it's freeing up a $100 billion buffer for the economy. another business paper. here in london, it's looking at the economic impac

hello this is breakfast, withjon kay and louise minchin. powerful sedatives? after decades of waiting, families hope they'll finally get answers as a major inquiry is published. good morning, it's tuesday 20th june. also this morning: the stage is set for a brexit showdown as the row over the withdrawal bill returns to the commons. trump is defiant about immigration amid mounting outrage at the separation of families entering the us illegally.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: given the go ahead. mps overwhelmingly back a third runway at heathrow. "below average". the nhs is behind other countries at preventing deaths from heart attacks, strokes and cancer, according to a new report. another day of soaring temperatures, now a health warning about the heatwave. yes the temperature in london soared to 30 celsius. the heatwave likely to 30 celsius. the heatwave likely to continue across the uk for another week yet. investment in the uk car industry has halved in the first six months of the year. the sector says it's been thwarted by brexit uncertainty. the controversy over the video assistant referee continues, as iran snatch a draw against portugal in the world cup. ronaldo was lucky not to be sent off. it's tuesday the 26th ofjune. our top story: in a vote late last night mps decided to back the controversial expansion of heathrow, europe's busiest airport, by 415 votes to 119. giving the government a majority of 296. business leaders an

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. the handshake that made history. donald trump becomes the first us president to meet a north korean leader as he holds talks with kim jong—un. after a year of exchanging threats the two leaders come face to face in singapore. we're going to have a great discussion. and i think tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. we'll have a terrific relationship. i have no doubt. i'm rupert wingfield—hayes live in singapore, where president trump and kim jong—un have just emerged from their meeting. president trump saying it had been a fantastic meeting and there had been a lot of progress. good morning, it's tuesday the 12th of june. also this morning: the brexit secretary, david davis, writes to mps urging them not to undermine his negotiations with the eu. midwives get new guidance as they're told that bottle feeding is a woman's right. good morning. the uk's biggest car maker, jaguar land rover, could cutjobs in the west midlands after it announced plans to move some productio

hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. the wait is almost over. england make their debut at the 2018 world cup. manager gareth southgate‘s says his young squad are "prepared, focused and ready" to take on tunisia tonight. england ready to get involved in a tournament that has been just brilliant so far. goals, incidents and shocks. the latest came in moscow as germany were stunned by mexico. the holders beaten 1—0 in their opening match. good morning, it's monday the 18th of june. also this morning: with theresa may under pressure to explain how she'sgoing to fund her £20 billion boost for the nhs, we'll ask the health secretary where the money will come from. we meet the parents campaigning for children to be vaccinated against meningitis c before 12 weeks, after their little girl was left severely disabled. tonight, welcome to question time. david dimbleby has announced he's to leave question time after 25 years. there are concerns today that our economy is going to struggle to grow this year — the british chambers of commerce say 2018 is likely

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. a day of drama, as theresa may escapes a damaging brexit defeat. but the prime ministerfaces more pressure from her own mps over the terms of a deal struck with tory rebels. good morning, it's wednesday 13th june. the other headlines this morning: coming to america. north korea reports that kim jong—un has accepted an invitation to the white house. meghan markle stunned the world wearing this dress by stella mccartney. in an exclusive interview, the fashion designer tells breakfast about her role in the royal wedding. pru was happy, her mum is happy, i ama pru was happy, her mum is happy, i am a huge fan. as long as they were happy, iam happy, but the am a huge fan. as long as they were happy, i am happy, but the response was completely kind of, you know, brilliant. —— oprah. in sport, england touchdown in russia ahead of the start of the world cup. there are concerns though over the fitness of marcus rashford. good morning. the tech industry is worth around £180 billion to the uk eco

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: a record—breaking day in russia as england beat panama 6—1 in the world cup. after that brilliant result, how far can they go? we'll have all the reaction from our world cup hub. taking off. a third runway at heathrow could get the go ahead today if mps vote to back the government. it could cost thousands of pounds to build and people are worried about the middle cost. good morning from bedfordshire, the sun is beating down and the forecast for most of us is dry, sunny and hot with high pollen levels. it's monday the 25th ofjune. our top story: england are through to the knockout stages of the world cup after their historic 6—1win over panama. a hat—trick by harry kane has also helped propel him to the tourament‘s leading goal scorer so far. our sports correspondent natalie pirks looks back on what was a spectacular game. they had come in their thousands, little did they know they were about to witness history. the breakthrough came early, as panama were grappling

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: homes are evacuated as a huge moorland fire in greater manchester continues to spread. this is the scene live in stalybridge. the fire has been declared a major incident and the army are on standby to help. plans to build five new prisons for women are scrapped. a new strategy will aim to cut reoffending rates. messi shines at last. argentina are still in the world cup after a late, late winner. that was against nigeria. and will this heatwave continue? carol will have all the weather through the programme. it's wednesday the 27th ofjune. our top story: more than 30 homes have been evacuated as a huge moorland fire continues to spread in greater manchester. the blaze on saddleworth moor has been declared a major incident and the army is on standby to help out. mark lobel reports. into its third day, an enormous fire in an area of upland, east of manchester, rages on. smoke from the pennine moors has been spreading since sunday. it's causing major disruption and fe

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. controversial plans for a third runway at heathrow airport are to be given the go—ahead by ministers. after years of delay, the government is expected to push ahead with the expansion plan, but it faces fierce opposition. good morning, it's tuesday the fifth of june. also this morning: the moment a massive volcanic eruption hit guatemala killing at least 62. the search continues for many more still missing. the cost of petrol has risen at its fastest rate for 18 years. prices at the pump went up by nearly 6p a litre in may. in sport, an extraordinary revelation about the liverpool keeper loris karius. doctors confirm he was concussed during the champions league final where he made two very costly mistakes. we're in cardiff to look at a pioneering move to tackle plastic waste on the welsh coastline. this is the scene there this morning. and carol has the weather. good morning. a cloudy start to the day, thick enough for drizzle here and there but brightening up from the north with suns

hello this is breakfast, withjon kay and louise minchin. how many patients died at gosport war memorial hopsital after being given powerful sedatives? after decades of waiting, families hope they'll finally get answers as a major inquiry is published. good morning, it's tuesday 20th june. also this morning: the stage is set for a brexit showdown as the row over the withdrawal bill returns to the commons. trump is defiant about immigration amid mounting outrage at the separation of families entering the us illegally. good morning from liverpool. it was here ten years ago that this city was made the european capital of culture. i i have come back to find out what the legacy of it has been. in sport, andy murray makes his long awaited return, but says he could still miss wimbledon. he made his return after eleven months out, losing to australian nick kyrgious at queen's. and we'll hear the incredible story of a man whose life was saved by a drone. andy carol is out pricking drew brees. —— and carols. —— strawbridge. how has a weather affected

this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. more trains are axed as timetable disruption hits the rail network. a new emergency schedule has been put in place on northern rail after more than two thousand services were cancelled in a fortnight. good morning. it's monday the fourth ofjune. also this morning: a major shift in counter—terrorism. mi5 will share more intelligence on suspects with police and local authorities. lessons for learner drivers go up a gear as they are allowed on motorways for the first time. in sport, there's victory at last for england's cricketers. they beat pakistan with more than two days to spare. it's their first test win since last summer. and oscar—winner, cuba gooding junior, will be on the sofa to tell us about swapping hollywood for the west end. and carol has the weather. a much cloudier and cooler day in the east of the uk. the rest of the sunshine will be in the west. some sharp showers. i will have more in 15 minutes. thanks, carol. good morning. first, our main story. thousands of rail cust

hello — this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. second eruption at the fuego volcano in guatemala, which has already claimed more than 70 lives. residents and rescue workers flee from a new clouds of ash and molten rock — nearly 200 people are still missing after sunday's explosion. good morning — it's wednesday 6th june. also this morning: an investigation is launched into the tsb after nearly 2 million people lost access to their accounts following it changes in april. after the american designer kate spade is found dead at the age of 55 — trubutes frrom the world of fashion and show business. in sport, andy murray says he hopes to be back for wimbledon but has had to delay his return to action. he's been recovering from surgery on a hip injury. and carol has the weather. good morning. thick enough for drizzle. first, our main story. authorities in guatemala say that nearly 200 people are missing following the eruption of the fuego volcano on sunday, which spewed lava and burning debris on villages nearby. a second eruption yeste

this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. all set for the singapore summit. donald trump says there's "excitement in the air" ahead of his historic meeting with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. good morning. it's monday the 11th ofjune. also this morning: the prime minster calls for unity over brexit ahead of key votes in the commons this week. after fears of a brexit meltdown last week, david davis is back in brussels for the latest round of talks. and we'll tell you how daydreaming in class could be a good thing! good morning. the retailers often use bad weather as an excuse for tough times on the high street. so with the warm spell we've been enjoying recently, i'll be looking at whether things are getting better. and in sport, scotland pull off one of the biggest wins in their cricketing history. they beat england, the best one—day team in the world, for the first time in edinburgh. and british talent was the talk of broadway last night as harry potter and andrew lloyd webber win big at the tonys. and carol has the w

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. england's hero captain, harry kane, scores twice to give his team a winning world cup start. an injury—time goal, relief for the manager, and delight for the fans. that is what these games are about. it is the world cup, you go until the last second, and yes, absolutely buzzing. it could, though, have been so much easierfor england. they missed plenty of first—half chances, and var missed a couple of nailed—on penalties. good morning, it is tuesday 19june. also this morning: time to legalise cannabis. a former conservative leader calls for a decisive change in the law after a boy with epilepsy is given a special licence to use cannabis oil. delays, cancellations and now a strike. there is more disruption for passengers on northern rail. this time, staff strike over a dispute about guards on trains. tens of thousands of people were left without access to water for more than 12 hours during the bad weather in march. i will be talking to the regulator about why, in their words, too many