good morning welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and jon kay. our headlines today: thousands of heavily armed soldiers to be deployed in the us — president trump moves to stop the rioting following the death of george floyd. if a city or a state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents, then i will deploy the united states military, and quickly solve the problem for them. amid anger over the government's plan for a a 14—day quarantine for arrivals to the uk, a hint that some of the rules could be relaxed by the end ofjuly. the row over the future of thousands of british airways staff intensifies crew members tell the bbc they're being sacrificed while the airlines says its proposals will protect morejobs. and they‘ re off — no crowds, on the course but the first post—lockdown winners came on the track at newcastle, as jockeys adapt to racing's return. good morning. a change in the weather. end of the north thicker cloud. across northern scotland and slipping into northern ireland and north

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: demonstrators defy curfews in cities across the us to take part in an eighth night of protests over the death of george floyd in police detention. the mother of his daughter appears in pubic to make an emotional plea for justice. —— public. we need justice. could brits take a holiday in portugal without the need to quarantine for two weeks on return? the country's foreign minister says discussions are taking place with he british government. virtual fresher‘s weeks and online lectures — universities set out their proposals for reopening up after lockdown. the little—known video meeting app that's entered so many lives. zoom — injust three months its seen its sales go boom. i'll look at how lockdown has changed how we live and work. we will see england play cricket this summer. they're preparing for three tests in three weeks against west indies, behind closed doors, with the teams in bio—secure bubbles. good morning. this is one of the 29 national trust properties

good morning — welcome to breakfast with jon kay and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: lessons begin advised to stay indoors will be able to leave their homes for the first time in ten weeks. good morning. welcome to barnsley markets, one of the outdoor markets in england that can fully reopen from today but as traders return, i will look at what measures they are putting in place to encourage customers to do the same. it's back!

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: senior medics warn urgent action is needed to make sure the uk is prepared for the real risk of another coronavirus outbreak in the winter. with just ten days to go, there's still no detailed safety guidance for many businesses in england which are expected to reopen from lockdown. we will be live in manchester to find out what your local pub might look like when it welcomes you back for your first look like when it welcomes you back for yourfirst pint sent look like when it welcomes you back for your first pint sent lockdown began. when looking at laughter, sunshine and love from returning tories will keep businesses happy. novak djokovic apologises after testing positive for coronavirus. the world number one is the latest tennis star to be diagnosed with covid—19, after playing at a tournament he'd organised himself. good morning from kew gardens where the temperature is already 15 celsius. today, it is going to be hot and celsius. today, it is going to be hotan

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: senior medics detailed safety guidance for many businesses in england which are expected to reopen from lockdown. we will be live in manchester to find out what your local pub might look like when it welcomes you back for your first look like when it welcomes you back for yourfirst pint sent

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the prime minister says anti—racism rallies have been "subverted by thuggery" following clashes between some protesters and police. in bristol, demonstrators toppled a statue of a 17th century slave trader and threw it in to the harbour. it represents years of hurt and a lot of emotions and hatred that have been built up inside of us that we have internalised for years. quarantine rules have come into force, meaning most travellers arriving in the uk must self—isolate for two weeks. iamat i am at the manchester airport where, at the first time, passengers leaving this terminal will have had to have said where they are going to isolate or why they are exempt. england and manchester city forward raheem sterling backs the anti—racism protests across the uk and tells the bbc racism must be stopped. this is something that has been happening for years and years and just like the pandemic, we want to see it, we want to find a solution to stop it. cloudy for most of us wi

good morning — welcome to breakfast with jon kay and louise minchin.ur headlines today: lessons begin again for some primary school children in england as the government begins to ease lockdown restrictions. millions of vulnerable people in england and wales who were advised to stay indoors will be able to leave their homes for the first time in ten weeks. good morning. welcome to barnsley markets, one of the outdoor markets in england that can fully reopen from today but as traders return, i will look at what measures they are putting in place to encourage customers to do the same. it's back! professional sport returns in england, with horse racing and snooker the first to resume later today. in other news, tear gas has been fired by police at protestors near the white house during a sixth night of demonstrations across america. it's monday ist june. our top story. more than two million primary school children in england will be able to return to lessons from today. some businesses, including car dealerships, are also reopening and groups of up to six

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: a minute's silence will take place in reading this morning, to remember the three people killed in fatal stabbings. 25—year—old khairi saadallah, originally from libya, is still being questioned by police. it's understood he came to the attention of mi5 last year. moving away from the two metre rule in england — the government will unveil more plans this week to restart the economy, including the reopening of pubs and hairdressers. lockdown restrictions are being eased in wales today as non—essential shops can reopen, while in scotland face coverings come into effect on public transport. billions of pounds of support for workers already announced by the chancellor — but at least a million people can't access it, from business owners to freelancers and new starters — i'll look at what's happening to those who feel like they're falling through the cracks. liverpool's hopes of celebrating their first ever premier league title are on hold as they're held to a goalless

good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: lockdown is tightened in leicester after a significant rise in coronavirus cases. non—essential shops are closed from this morning, schools will shut to most pupils on thursday and people are urged not to travel in or out of the city. we'll speak to health secretary matt hancock about the restrictions and what it could mean for other towns and cities. reunited after 13 weeks apart because of coronavirus. we'll hear from li—year—old blake, and his mum and dad, about being back together again. i've been chatting to olympic champion adam peaty about training in lockdown, getting leisiure facilities opened up again, and also about his dreams for the future, as he looks forward to becoming a father. todayis today is better than yesterday, another day of bright spells, sunshine and showers, some will be heavy but in the south, more cloud and some rain. i'll have all the details at 6:27am. it's tuesday, 30thjune. our top story: tighter coronavirus restrictions are being

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: no school until september for millions of children in england as the government drops plans for all primary—aged children to return before the summer holidays. thousands of mourners pay tribute to george floyd in his home city of houston — as the police officer charged with his murder appears in court for the first time. a war of words betwen prince andrew's lawyers and a us prosecutor over co—operation with the investigation into sex offenderjeffrey epstein. lockdown debts loom large as one leading charity says 4.2 million people have borrowed more during the crisis, warning that problems could soar if financial support is switched off. lewis hamilton calls for all racist symbols across the world to be removed. the formula 1 world champion has praised protestors for tearing down the statue of a slave trader in bristol. for trader in bristol. most of us today it will be a dry for most of us today it will be a dry day with large amounts of cloud floating around but

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: ten million people could be on hospital waiting lists by the end of the year because of the coronavirus impact — a stark warning from england's nhs leaders. another slave—owner's image removed as the debate over controversial statues intensifies — labour councils are to review public monuments with links to the colonial past. calls for racial justice at the funeral of george floyd, whose killing in police custody sparked the wave of international protests. the long queue for a refund as thousands of holidaymakers are still owed cash, virgin holidays tells breakfast its customers will get their money back in full but it could take up to 4 months. the threat of football clubs going bust hasn't gone away — that's the stark warning from the english football league as the third and fourth tier vote to end their seasons. they admit some might not survive the coming months. good bonding. today is going to be cloudy and wet for most of us with limited sunshine. the driest

good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: a billion pounds to rebuild dilapidated schools in england — and millions more for repairs. but critics say it's a fraction of what's needed. air bridges, or travel corridors, to allow us to go on holiday abroad are set to be confirmed by the government later today. good morning, i made a near deserted liverpool airport where they are desperate to learn where we will be able to fly to and when from. interest over the weekend for what oui’ interest over the weekend for what our holiday will look like and will be definitely be insured? should a local lockdown should be introduced in leicester? there has been a spike in coronavirus cases in the past two weeks. watford will continue investigations this morning after leaving three players out of their team which lost to southampton — for appearing to break lockdown rules at a house party. they may not be live championship tennis from wimbledon here in the next two weeks but you can still get your fix next two weeks but

welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: cinemas, museums and pubs in england are likely to get the green light to reopen. a key decision on whether to cut the two—metre social distancing rule is also expected. good morning. campsites and holiday parks in england are worried they will be left out of plans to open in earlyjuly because will be left out of plans to open in early july because of will be left out of plans to open in earlyjuly because of shared facilities like this. it is all about that detail in the government announcement today. for places like this, it could be the difference between a profit and a loss. burnley say they're "ashamed and embarrassed" after a banner reading "white lives matter burnley" was flown over the etihad stadium during last night's match against manchester city. "true gentlemen" — the three men stabbed to death in a reading park are remembered by at a vigil. good morning. today the heat starts to build, notjust by day but also by night, especially across england and wa

welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. 0ur headlines today: cinemas, museums and pubsto open in earlyjuly because will be left out of plans to open in early july because of will be left out of plans to open in earlyjuly because of shared facilities like this. it is all about that detail in the government announcement today. for places like this, it could be the difference between a profit and a loss. burnley say they're "ashamed and embarrassed" after a banner

good morning welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and jon kay.eath of george floyd. if a city or a state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents, then i will deploy the united states military, and quickly solve the problem for them. amid anger over the government's plan for a a 14—day quarantine for arrivals to the uk,

good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker.nd people are urged not to travel in or out of the city. we'll speak to health secretary matt hancock about the restrictions and what it could mean for other towns and cities. reunited after 13 weeks apart because of coronavirus. we'll hear from 11—year—old blake, and his mum and dad, about being back together again. i've been chatting to olympic champion adam peaty about training in lockdown, getting leisiure facilities opened

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. floyd in his home city of houston — as the police officer charged with his murder appears in court for the first time. a war of words betwen prince andrew's lawyers and a us prosecutor over co—operation with the investigation into sex offenderjeffrey epstein.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: demonstrators defy curfewsther of his daughter appears in pubic to make an emotional plea for justice. —— public. we need justice.

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good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.lice. in bristol, demonstrators toppled a statue of a 17th century slave trader and threw it in to the harbour. it represents years of hurt and a lot of emotions and hatred that have been built up inside of us that we have internalised for years. quarantine rules have come into force, meaning most travellers arriving in the uk must self—isolate for two weeks.

good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: a billionset to be confirmed by the government later today. good morning, i made a near deserted liverpool airport where they are desperate to learn where we will be able to fly to and when from. interest over the weekend for what our holiday will look like and

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin.ther slave—owner's image removed as the debate over controversial statues intensifies — labour councils are to review public monuments with links to the colonial past. calls for racial justice at the funeral of george floyd, whose killing in police custody sparked the wave of international protests. the long queue for a refund as thousands of holidaymakers are still owed cash, virgin holidays tells