good morning, welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay.ailure, the prime minister tries to find another way forward to break the brexit deadlock. the duke of cambridge urges more of us to open up about grief. when you are bereaved at a very young age, any time really, but particularly at young age, i can resonate closely to that, you feel pain like no other pain. australians are voting in one of the most tightly—fought elections in years. and good morning from wembley on fa cup final day,

good morning — welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay.xit backlash — the conservatives suffer their worst local election performance for nearly 25 years, senior cabinet ministers plead for unity. cyclone fani bears down on north—east india — more than1 million people are evacuated from their homes. ceremonies are taking place in thailand as part of three days of events marking the coronation of the new king. rail passengers face disruptions. over the bank holiday weekend. i'll the latest. the declaration from caster semenya, after winning the 800 metres at the doha diamond league meeting, amidst continued speculation over her future in the sport. the weather is looking mixed through the bank holiday weekend. it's cold but there will be sunshine around as well. the full forecasting for ten minutes. it's saturday may the 4th. our top story. after its worst local election performance in nearly 25 years, conservative cabinet ministers are calling for the party to unite. after losing 1,300 council seats, calls are growing for theresa may to se

good morning — welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay.rexit backlash — the conservatives suffer their worst local election performance for nearly 25 years, senior cabinet ministers plead for unity. cyclone fani bears down on north—east india — more thani million people are evacuated from their homes. ceremonies are taking place in thailand as part of three days of events marking the coronation of the new king. and i am live at euston station where hundreds of passengers will face disruption for the bank holiday. "no human, can stop me from running"...that‘s the declaration from caster semenya, after winning the 800 metres at the doha diamond league meeting, amidst continued speculation over her future in the sport. the weather is looking a bit mixed through the bank holiday weekend. although a bit colder, there will be sunshine and if few showers around as well. full forecast in 15 minutes. it's saturday may the 4th. our top story. there are heavy losses for labour. let's speak to our political correspondent nick eardley who joins us corr

coming up at six o'clock on breakfast charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, news. the latest headlines: at least 16 people have been stabbed, three of them fatally, in an attack in the japanese city of kawasaki. eight of the victims are believed to be children. police say they have a man in custody. there is no apparent motive for the attack. after the european election shake—up, leaders of the 28 eu member states are gathering in brussels to thrash out the distribution of top jobs in the european institutions — they'll be choosing replacements forjean claude juncker at the european commission and donald tusk at the european council among others. the deposed chancellor of austria, sebastian kurz, says he's looking forward to elections in september. he was speaking after losing a no—confidence vote. mr kurz‘s coalition with the far—right freedom party collapsed last week when its leader was caught in a covert video sting that suggested he was open to corruption. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. w

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.atient breathing? £3 billion overspent and yet more delays. how a critical overhaul of the emergency services radio network has gone badly wrong. sunshields in space and making clouds over ice—caps — scientists call for radical new ways to fix the climate. good morning. we will be finding out inafew good morning. we will be finding out in a few hours about the ups and downs of the recent uk economy. i am ata downs of the recent uk economy. i am at a playground where they say brags that stockpiling could be at play. good

good morning — welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: they theresa may to reveal today exactly when she's planning to resign. it's all eyes on number 10. the prime minister could make a statement here in the next few hours, with june 10th likely to be the start of the official leadership race. a sharp rise in cases of mumps as doctors urge people

coming up at six o'clock on breakfast charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news,e efforts are continuing in budapest after a cruise boat capsized on the danube. at least seven people have been killed. there were at least 30 on board when it collided with another vessel and overturned. it's been confirmed the tourists who lost their lives were south korean nationals. entertainment giants disney have issued a warning that they may not continue to film in the us state of georgia if new restrictive abortion laws come into effect. the studios, television and film productions are responsible for tens of thousands ofjobs in the state. israeli politicians have voted to dissolve parliament and hold a snap election. the newly re—elected prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has failed to form a governing coalition. the vote, in september, will be the second this year. his attempts to put together an administration collapsed amid differences between secular and religious parties. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world.

) good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today: brexit backlash — the conservatives suffer their worst local election performance for nearly 25 years, senior cabinet ministers plead for unity. cyclone fani bea rs down on north—east india — more than one million people are evacuated from their homes. ceremonies are taking place in thailand as part of three days of events marking the coronation of the new king. iam i am live at euston station where passengers are facing destruction this weekend. i will have the latest. a record breaking day ahead at wembley. west ham are looking to cause an upset and beat the might of manchester city, in the women's fa cup final, with over 50 thousand tickets sold. good morning. the weather is looking a bit mixed through the bank holiday weekend, although feeling colder with some sunshine and a few showers around. a full forecast in about 15 minutes. it's saturday, may the 4th. our top story: after its worst local election performance in nearly 25 years, conservative cabinet mini

good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.king the lions share of the vote across the uk in the european elections. if we don't leave on october the sist, if we don't leave on october the 31st, then the scores you've seen for the brexit party today will be repeated in a general election and we are getting ready for it. the conservatives suffer their worst performance since 1832 — pushed into fifth place, while labour are punished for a lack

welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. between the government and the labour party, after six weeks of trying to agree a deal. the hunt is on for a new conservative leader as theresa may promises to step down this summer. a first for uk medicine. how baby jaxson was treated for spina bifida in the womb by doctors using keyhole surgery. thank you forjoining in our conversation about menopause this week. today we are talking about

for that story and more, breakfast will be coming up at six o'clock with charlie stayt and naga munchettyatest headlines: in the past hour, the us government has carried out its threat to raise tariffs on chinese imports. beijing says it will retaliate. the anc is on course to when south africa's general elections but with a reduced majority questions remain for cyril ramaphosa's government. final results will be known on saturday. plans for a research centre to develop a different approach to climate change. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world: we begin with the new york times, the paper that yesterday had a co—founder of facebook saying it should be broken up, today has facebook‘s response, where they've pushed back against the claims. let's look at bloomberg now. it reports on what it calls a low pricing as uber floats on the new york stock exchange. we ask whether it'll take getting driverless cars moving before they really clock up the profits. we will have more on that story in a second. the i paper among many with news of

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.ves two dead and at least 15 injured. after their disastrous showing in the european elections, conservative leadership candidate jeremy hunt warns a no—deal brexit would be political suicide. hundreds more prisoners will be let out on licence every year to take part in work and training. good morning. while westminster gets itself in a spin over brexit, i am in blackpool looking at how family businesses

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: vital support for elderlyun out of cash, leaving families without key services. devastation across eight us states, as dozens of tornados leave towns destroyed. and i am at the top of ben nevis, britain's highest mountain, where climbers are being warned to take ca re climbers are being warned to take care after a spate of deaths on this mountain. more people are buying homes, but fewer are paying the asking price.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.n england are told to cut tuition fees by up to £1,700 a year. at least seven people have died after a tourist boat on the river danube in budapest capsizes — 19 others are still missing. highly processed foods such as burgers and crisps are linked to poor health and early death. chelsea thrash arsenal in the europa league final. they win a—1 in baku, but star man eden hazard hints that he's on his way out of the club. a major mobile updgrade or a waste of money? a new superfast service is launched in six uk cities today.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: the second incredibleds and score a last gasp winner against ajax to set up an all—english champions league final. there were tears ofjoy in amsterdam from manager mauricio pochettino who called the performance a miracle. the stress of serving on the thin blue line — one in five police officers are suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. we cannot win a war against water — the stark warning that some communities may have to move

welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: the prime minister's leadershipter resigns, saying she cannot support her revised brexit deal. we'll be live in downing street for more on where it leaves theresa may. mocked, taunted and intimidated — the bbc‘s panorama uncovers shocking abuse at a hospital caring for vulnerable adults. good morning. it is one of the most expensive and controversial building projects in the country,

naga munchetty and sophie array with. the bafta goes to louis theroux's altered states. well.uch an honour to be nominated, with so many other brilliant nominees, and thank you, ba fta, brilliant nominees, and thank you, bafta, for recognising us. thank you to bbc two, thank you bbc studios, thank you to all the brilliant people we work with, some of whom can't be here tonight, especially the editors, and thank you most of all to the contributors, many people who took the leap of faith of going oi'i who took the leap of faith of going on thisjourney with who took the leap of faith of going on this journey with us, of allowing us on this journey with us, of allowing us into such amazing, intimate, sometimes very upsetting situations. we hope we did you proud. it was a pleasure working with you. this is for you. the nominees for current affairs. football's wall of silence (aljazeera investigations). affairs. football's wall of silence (al jazeera investigations). so it is about holding him accountable for what he has done. yes, notjust him. lam angry what he has done. yes, notju

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: vital support for elderly care under threat across england, as councils run out of cash, leaving families without key services. devastation across eight us states, as dozens of tornados leave towns destroyed. and i am at the top of ben nevis, britain's highest mountain, where climbers are being warned to take ca re climbers are being warned to take care after a spate of deaths on this mountain. more people are buying homes, but fewer are paying the asking price. i'll be looking at what the mixed picture in the housing market tells us about our earning and spending. in sport, the all—english europa league final is just hours away. chelsea meet asenal, but how many fans have been able to travel the 2,500 miles to azerbaijan. good morning. iam good morning. i am at fulham palace this morning, which hasjust reopened after a major renovation. it isa reopened after a major renovation. it is a beautiful start to the day here, but many of us will see cloud and rain throug

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. results have been coming in throughout the night in this year's local elections. it's bad news for both the conservatives and labour, as voters turn away from the two main parties. there are gains for the lib dems and the greens — and it's been a good night for a number of independent candidates. lots of counting still to come throughout the day, but this morning the kvists and labour already licking their wounds and plenty are blaming brexit. elsewhere on the programme, nearly one million people are moved from their homes as a severe cyclone heads for the east coast of india. the rising cost of filling up. petrol prices increase by more than five pence a litre in april, the third monthly rise in a row. it's london calling in the europa league, as chelsea get an away goal in germany. and arsenal have a two goal lead over valencia, raising hopes of an all london final. with fans of line of duty desperate to find out who is ‘h' — we'll interrogate actor martin compston ahead of the seri

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today: the brexit blame game — after cross—party talks collapse — party leaders accuse each other for the failure. the duke of cambridge urges more of us to open up about grief. up when you are bereaved at a very young age, any time really, but particularly at a young age, you feel pain like no other pain. australians are at the polls voting in one of the most tightly—fought elections in years. good morning from wembley on fa cup final day as manchester city try to become the first english men's team to the domestic treble, while watford hope there will be a sting in the tail from the underdog like there was in 2013. downpours are part of the weekend weather story, but not the whole story. there will be someone sunshine as well. other details coming up. —— some warm sunshine. it's saturday the 18th of may. our top story. theresa may and jeremy corbyn are blaming divisions in each other‘s party, for the breakdown of talks aimed at ending the deadlock over brexit. the cons

hello, this is breakfast withjon and naga munchetty. said they collapsed because of "weakness and instability" within the government, whilst the prime minister blamed splits in the labour party over another referendum. earlier on breakfast, the conservative mp nigel evans likened the prime minister‘s plans to bring back her deal to a sinking ship. well, it‘s a bit like it has failed three times and you can watch the movie titanic 100 times but i‘m afraid the sick ship sinks every time, so if you are going to bring back to steal, and it still has the backstop on it, then the dup aren‘t going to support it and i am increasing number of conservative mps, even those who voted for it the second and third time, are saying enough is enough. second and third time, are saying enough is enough. the duke of cambridge has described feeling "pain like no other pain" following the death of his mother, princess diana, when he was 15. prince william made the comments in a bbc documentary in which he discussed mental health issues and pressures with for

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today.rexit backlash — the conservatives suffer their worst local election performance for nearly 25 years, senior cabinet ministers plead for unity. ceremonies take place in thailand as part of three days of events marking the coronation of the new king. iand i and live at euston station where rail passengers are facing disruption this weekend. i will have the latest. they said they'd live forever, now the kids from fame are making a comeback. a record breaking day ahead at wembley. west ham are looking to cause an upset and beat the might of manchester city, in the women's fa cup final, with over 50 thousand tickets sold. a full forecast in about 15 minutes. it's saturday, may the 4th. our top story: after its worst local election performance in nearly 25 years, conservative cabinet ministers are calling for the party to unite. after losing 1,300 council seats, calls are growing for theresa may to set a date for her departure. there were also heavy losses for labour, but big gains for smal

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: universities in england are told to cut tuition fees by up to £1,700 a year. at least seven people have died after a tourist boat on the river danube in budapest capsizes — 19 others are still missing. highly processed foods such as burgers and crisps are linked to poor health and early death. chelsea thrash arsenal in the europa league final. they win 4—1 in baku, but star man eden hazard hints that he's on his way out of the club. a major mobile updgrade or a waste of money? a new superfast service is launched in six uk cities today. 56 will allow films to be downloaded in seconds. i'll be asking if its coverage is fair and good value. how driverless cars could revolutionise the lives of future pensioners. a cloudy but mild start to the day. some heavy rain in the north, brightest skies in the northern isles, and the south—east will feel quite humid. it's thursday the 30th of may. our top story: university tuition fees in england should be cut by £1,700 a year,

see the error good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.been coming in throughout the night in this year's local elections. it's bad news for both the conservatives and labour, as voters turn away from the two main parties. there are gains for the lib dems and the greens — and it's been a good night for a number of independent candidates. lots of counting still to come throughout the day, but this morning the kvists and labour already licking their wounds and plenty are blaming brexit.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay.ur headlines today: as six weeks of cross party talks end in failure, the prime minister tries to find another way forward to break the brexit deadlock. the duke of cambridge urges more of us to open up about grief. when you are bereaved at a young age, any age, but particularly a young age, i can resonate with that, you feel pain like no other pain, and you know australians are at the polls voting in one of the most tightly—fought elections in years. and good morning from wembley on fa cup final day as as manchester city try to become the first english men's team to the domestic treble, while watford hope there will be a sting in the tail from the underdog like there was in 2013. drinking downpours are part of the weekend weather story but not the whole story, they will be some warm sunshine as well, all the details coming up right here on breakfast. —— drenching downpours. it's saturday 18 may. our top story: theresa may and jeremy corbyn are blaming divisions in each other‘s party,

good morning, welcome to breakfast with chris mason and naga munchetty.

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: ambulance, emergency. is the patient breathing? £3 billion overspent and yet more delays. how a critical overhaul of the emergency services radio network has gone badly wrong. sunshields in space and making clouds over ice—caps — scientists call for radical new ways to fix the climate. good morning. we will be finding out inafew good morning. we will be finding out in a few hours about the ups and downs of the recent uk economy. i am ata downs of the recent uk economy. i am at a playground where they say brags that stockpiling could be at play. good morning. it's a full english. with chelsea and arsenal into the europa league final, for the first time there'll be four teams from the same country in the european showpiece finals. there has been a huge decline in the number of swans visiting britain in the last few years. research suggests that the answer could lie with hunters in russia. suggests that the answer could lie with hunters in russiali suggests that the

good morning — welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay.et ministers plead for unity. cyclone fani bears down on north—east india — more than1 million people are evacuated from their homes. ceremonies are taking place in thailand as part of three days of events marking the coronation of the new king. and i am live at euston station where hundreds of passengers will

hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and naga munchetty.the next few hours. after a backlash by her own mps against her latest brexit plan, one senior minister has told the bbc it would be "unforgivable" for her to try to hold onto power. this morning mrs may is meeting with senior backbench mp sir graham brady to discuss her future. eu citizens living in the uk are calling for an investigation, after some people were apparently unable to vote in the european elections. there are claims thousands were turned away from polling stations yesterday. the electoral commission says very short notice from the government about the uk's participation had an impact on the process. voting is still taking place in some eu countries. we should have the first results announced on sunday night. a massive increase in cases of mumps has raised fresh concerns about the take—up of the mmr vaccine in england. parents are being urged to make sure their children have had two doses of the vaccination. there were 795 cases of mumps in the first three months of this

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.isastrous showing in the european elections, conservative leadership candidate jeremy hunt warns a no—deal brexit would be political suicide. ten mps have now put themselves forward to be the new tory leader and prime minister. we will talk to the latest candidate, housing minister kit malthouse, in the next few minutes good morning. as westminster gets itself into a spin over brexit, i am in blackpool looking at how family businesses like this industrial laundry plan for what happens next. aston villa are back in the premiership. they held off a derby fightback at wembley to win the championship play—off final, a victory worth around £170 million. it is tuesday 28 may. our top story: a group of schoolchildren waiting for a bus have been attacked by a man with a knife injapan. at least 15 people were injured on a residential street in the japanese city of kawasaki, which is around 12 miles south of tokyo. latest reports suggest an adult and a girl have been killed. police say the attac

hello, this is breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. it is 6:30am.s more on our menopause series with louise, who is in birmingham with lots of advice on how to get through it. a beautiful day, green sites, spring has sprung, and some advice on how to get through the menopause. but also on breakfast this morning: we will hear from the mother of the youngest victim to die in the manchester bomb. it is the first time lisa roussos has spoken about her daughter saffie, who was just eight years old, and we will hear how lisa is keeping her memory alive. we are also talking to the doctor who carried out a successful pioneering operation on babyjaxson, who has spina bifida, whilst he was still in his mother's womb. and, as easyjet release its latest set of results, nina will be talking to the boss of the airline about brexit and how it is affecting business. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: talks to try to come up with a brexit deal could be about to end, as the government and labour party are expected to pull out witho

good morning, welcome to breakfast with chris mason and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: could this promises a new "bold" deal to mps. campaigners say laws for "revenge porn" should be stronger and victims should be given the right to anonymity. and mine‘s a treble — manchester city have completed the clean sweep of domestic trophies, thrashing watford 6—0 in the biggest fa cup final win for over 100 years. good morning. a pretty murky start for some of

hello this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.morning. as harry and meghan's first baby is unveiled to the world, we'll look at the changing face of the royal family. looking a little broody there. no chance, don't know if i could. looking a little broody there. no chance, don't know if! could. have a kid ina chance, don't know if! could. have a kid in a world like this. 0h, that's great. thank you. we'll chat to writer russell t davies and the actor ruth madeley, about their new drama ‘years and years', which follows a turbulent 15 years in britain through the eyes of one family. and later, we'll meet 11—year—old libby scott, whose honest accounts of living with autism are being turned into a book, after going viral online. john will have the roundup from a great night for tottenham injust a moment. first, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. nearly one—in—five police officers across the uk have symptoms of post—traumatic stress disorder, according to a major study by the university of cambridge. the research f

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty.xit deal. we'll be live in downing street for more on where it leaves theresa may. mocked, taunted and intimidated: the bbc‘s panorama uncovers shocking abuse at a hospital caring for vulnerable adults. good morning. it is one of the most expensive and biggest infrastructure projects in the country, but how do we know hs2 will be built on time and on budget? i will be speaking to the boss of the whole project in the next half hour. the europa league final is less than a week away, but who'll be there to watch it? chelsea and arsenal look like they're giving back half their allocation for the match in azerbaijan, while uefa has denied sponsors are doing the same. good morning. rain again in northern scotla nd good morning. rain again in northern scotland today but the sun is up on another fine scotland today but the sun is up on anotherfine spring scotland today but the sun is up on another fine spring day for many of you. will it last into a bank holiday weekend? i will have all the de

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.-party system is not fit for purpose, the institution like the house of lords is frankly a parody of itself. there is frankly a parody of itself. there isa is frankly a parody of itself. there is a lot of things to do to change the shape of british politics but our primary goal is to get this country to be independent and self—governing. if that does not happen and if we do not leave on the 3ist happen and if we do not leave on the 31st of october, then what you will see is the brexit party standing everybody at the next general election. the conservatives and labour suffered heavy losses. the tories came fifth behind the green party, its worst election result since 1832. earlier on breakfast, conservative brexiteer steve baker said his party accepted defeat. we face obliteration if we don't now exit the european union and we have lost some excellent meps, really experienced people who did not deserve to lose. they should not have been standing but i am very sorry they have their seats

hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and naga munchetty.nt a "new bold offer" to mp5 in a final attempt to get them to approve her brexit deal next month. extra protection for workers' rights are expected to be at the centre of the proposals, which is among labour's demands. the prime minister's promised to outline a timetable for her departure after the commons vote. if you're catching a train today, or getting ready to get one tomorrow, you should be aware of major timetable changes which are coming into effect. train operators say they're adding more than 1,000 extra services per week. train companies and network rail say they've learned the lessons from last summer when changes led to weeks of delays and cancellations. cases of revenge porn in england and wales are on the rise, but the number of prosecutions is falling, according to a bbc investigation. it comes four years after the introduction of new laws to crack down on the sharing of private or sexual images or videos of a person without their consent. campaigners claim the laws ar

another of the conservative leadership candidates — the health secretary matt hancock — spoke to naga munchettyob. i think that we need to cast this to the future. this is all about where britain can be in the 2020s. of course, getting through the brexit impasse now, but then moving on. i think the big debate and big battle of the 2020s in politics is going to be about how we can make sure the strong economy that we've got benefits everyone, how we can tackle low pay, how we can back business to succeed. why you, though? well, because, i think i'm the youngest of those putting their name forward. i have a background in technology. i have got the determination and vision to take britain through brexit, to deliver brexit, but then to get on and move forward with all the other things that we need to do, putting more money and people's pocket. properly funded public services. and also try to bring the country together. the sort of politics that i am interested in is where we can bring people together rather than divide them and i think we need to do much more to do that in politics today. why would