good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty, and charlie stayt.fe ‘s, bars and restau ra nts telling that cafe ‘s, bars and restaurants to close. tens of thousands of businesses close, after the government orders an unprecedented shutdown to combat coronavirus. scared. it all feels real all of a sudden. people were not taking it so seriously and now it is real. in an historic government bailout, workers affected will be paid 80% of their salary,

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: more than 65,000 retireded to return to the nhs to help with the fight against coronavirus. and from a nurse on the front line unable to find fresh food, a plea to stockpilers: you're just you'rejust stripping you're just stripping the shelves of basic foods. you just need to stop it, because there's people like me that are going to be looking after you when you're at your lowest. nhs staff, teachers, police and people in the food

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.tion about what will happen to the thousands of students hit by the scrapping of this year's gcses and a—levels because of school closures. the government will introduce emergency legislation to help tackle the cornonavirus crisis as parts of the london transport network are shut down. good morning. what next in the world of work? with millions working from home, and millions more wondering how safe theirjobs are, i'll be looking at your rights when it comes to pay. good morning. in sport: going ahead with the olympics would be "irresponsible", the words of an organising committee member, as pressure builds

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: coronavirus reaches the heart of government as the prime minister and health secretary test positive for covid—19. the men say their symptoms are mild and will continue to work from home. as the number of people known to have died in the uk passes 700, tests will begin this weekend to see which nhs staff have contracted the virus. three new temporary hospitals are to be set up in birmingham, manchester, and cardiff to help with the crisis. good morning. there are fewer tests because of the pandemic, but cheats will still be caught. that's the warning from the president of the world anti—doping agency to athletes as they begin training for next year's olympics. and in weather, while most of you will stay dry this weekend, it's getting cloudier, it's getting windier, and you are certainly going to notice it, it's going to feel colder, too. they will have all the details here on breakfast. good morning. it's saturday 28th march. our top story: borisjohnson has become

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty, and charlie stayt. our headlines today: we are collectively telling — telling that cafe ‘s, bars and restau ra nts telling that cafe ‘s, bars and restaurants to close. tens of thousands of businesses close, after the government orders an unprecedented shutdown to combat coronavirus. scared. it all feels real all of a sudden. people were not taking it so seriously and now it is real. in an historic government bailout, workers affected will be paid 80% of their salary, but many, particularly the self—employed, are still worried about their future. from fast cars to saving lives — formual1 teams will switch their skills to produce ventilators, urgently needed in the fight against the virus. i mainly imainly dry i mainly dry weekend with plenty of sunshine but a chilly, brisk easterly wind. all your weekend weather is on the way. it's saturday the 21st of march. our top story: radical measures aimed at reducing the spread of coronavirus have come into force across the uk from today. it follows an announceme

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: coronavirus reachesi9. the men say their symptoms are mild and will continue to work from home. as the number of people known to have died in the uk passes 700, tests will begin this weekend to see which nhs staff have contracted the virus. three new temporary hospitals are to be set up in birmingham, manchester, and cardiff to help with the crisis. good morning. there are fewer tests because of the pandemic, but cheats will still be caught.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: self—employed and freelance workers hit by the coronavirus downturn will be told how the govenment will help them. employees have been guaranteed up to 80% of their wages. will the chancellor offer the same deal to hairdressers, taxi drivers, it experts — more than five million people who work for themselves? vaccum cleaner maker dyson is given an order to make 10,000 ventilators for critically ill covid—19 patients in the nhs. nightly support for health workers first seen in europe comes to the uk with a mass event planned for 8pm tonight. no olympics in july, but when will they be held? the man in charge says it could be in the spring next year rather than the summer. the dad in self—isolation ina campervan and why his daughter thinks he's thousands of miles away in africa. good morning. today we got further cloud and patchy rain across parts of scotla nd cloud and patchy rain across parts of scotland and northern ireland, and for england and wales, another dry

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.orning: we'll ask the business secretary, alok sharma, whether new measures to support the self—employed do enough to help them through the coronavirus outbreak. applause as millions of people came out to their doorsteps, gardens, balconies and windows to clap for our carers, we will talk to just a few of the workers who are on the front line. and she's known as the green goddess. we will get the latest fitness tips from diana moran, to help us stay healthy at home. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: people across the uk have taken part in a national round of applause to show their support for health workers. last night, people took to their doorsteps, windows and balconies to cheer and clap to show their appreciation for carers and nhs staff who are on the frontline of the coronvirus outbreak. major landmarks throughout the country, including the shard in london and the bt tower, were also lit up in blue in tribute. millions of britain's self—employ

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.ing: they say love conquers all, but after months of planning would you still tie the knot in front ofjust two guests? that's the reality facing couples who want to get married in the church of england amid the coronavirus outbreak. we'll speak to reverend sally hitchiner. after 40 yea rs of friendship these isolating grandmas are preparing to move in together. we'll catch up with doreen, carol and dotty and find out what life has been like for them. the green goddess will lift our spirits with another workout, showing us how to remain fit and healthy while we're staying at home. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: letters are being sent to more than 65,000 recently retired doctors and nurses in england, asking them to return to help the nhs, before the coronavirus outbreak reaches its peak. senior officials say the former employees are needed to bolster frontline services and they could be offered roles in patient care or providing advice to callers o

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.e down. parts of the london transport network are shut. the government will introduce emergency legislation to help tackle the cornonavirus crisis. calling in the troops. a covert support force will help the coronavirus crisis. what next in the world of work? with millions working from home, and millions more wondering how safe theirjobs are, i'll be looking at your rights calling in the troops. good morning. in sport: going ahead with the olympics would be "irresponsible", the words of an organising committee member, as pressure builds to postponejuly‘s games in tokyo. what you had yesterday is more or less the same as today. in the south, cloudy with patchy rain and drizzle and in the north, frosty start with sunny spells and a few showers. i'll have all the details coming up. it's thursday 19th march. our top story: schools and universities are calling on ministers to give more details about plans to close classrooms from tomorrow in an attempt to stem the coronavirus outbreak. gcse

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: applause the nationlder, and show our appreciation. the chancellor's multibillion—pound bailout for self employed workers, but many won't receive payments for months. the united states passes china and italy to record the highest number of coronavirus cases anywhere in the world. if you're moving house, don't.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.nteed up to 80% of their wages. will the chancellor offer the same deal to hairdressers, taxi drivers, it experts — more than five million people who work for themselves? vaccum cleaner maker dyson is given an order to make 10,000 ventilators for critically ill covid—19 patients in the nhs. nightly support for health workers first seen in europe comes to the uk with a mass event planned for 8pm tonight.