welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.ed with alzheimer's six years ago, throughout breakfast, we'll look back at her life and career. pupils at secondary schools in parts of london, kent and essex are to get covid tests in an attempt to curb a rapid rise in infections. secondary students in wales are sent home and will do classes online from monday. borisjohnson says there's now a strong possibility that the uk will not agree a post—brexit

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today...ions from midnight, amid a rising number of cases. worried about staff, stock and saving the business. as thousands more hospitality fans prepare to close under tier 3 restrictions, i will speak to bosses preparing for a bleak winter. northern ireland announces a new six—week lockdown beginning on boxing day — including supermarkets

good morning, it's 8am and this is a very special breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.day to captain tom moore. just three weeks ago, he set out to raise £1,000 for the nhs. almost £30 million later, he is celebrating with a special honour from the queen, as the captain becomes a colonel. i was always proud to be in the duke of wellingtons and i still am. and i think if you get these, that is the icing on the cake. happy birthday, captain tom! happy birthday, captain tom, happy birthday to you! we can talk to the man himself. on behalf of bbc breakfast and everyone who has celebrated your achievements across the uk, let me wish you a very happy 100th birthday. thank you very much. how does it feel? 100 years old today! it hardly feels any different than yesterday! i don't know what you're meant to feel like when you get to 100, i've never been 100 before! i know i speak for the whole country when i say we wish you a very happy 100th birthday. your heroic efforts have lifted the spirits of the entire nation and you've now inspired the most incredible generosity, raising

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: one day left to secure a trade deal — talks will resume in brussels today with both sides warning they're unlikely to reach a post—brexit agreement by tomorrow's deadline. us drug regulators approve the pfizer covid vaccine. almost 300,000 americans have died with the virus. we have already begun shipping the vaccine to every state and a zip code in the country. the first vaccine will be administered in less than 2a hours. from today, travellers returning to the uk from the canary islands must self—isolate. some fear they won't get back in time to avoid christmas in quarantine. good morning. the battle lines are drawn, the wait is nearly over as anthonyjoshua returns to the ring to defend his heavyweight titles against kubrat pulev at wembley arena tonight. # stayin‘ alive! it's more than a0 years since the bee gees had seven us number one singles in just one year. now the last surviving member barry gibb lifts the lid on life as a disco king. good morning. it loo

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.ibley is back. dawn french will be here to tell us about reviving her classic sitcom with some special lockdown episodes for christmas. swapping the microphone for drumsticks — the comedian al murray will be showing off his musical talents, which he hopes will help to raise money for a cancer charity. and it's almost time to crown this year's winner of i'm a celebrity get me out of here. former campmate jessica plummer and finalistjordan north's brother ryan will be here to talk us through their highlights. the time now is 6:32am. help is on its way — that's how the health secretary reacted to the approval of the pfizer covid—i9 vaccine this week. the jab was approved in record time, which has led some to worry about its safety. breakfast‘s graham satchell has been getting reaction on the streets of st albans. a freezing wet day in st albans in hertfordshire. amid the gloom of an awful year, for many there is no hope. the news that a vaccine has been approved brings this kind of reacti

good morning and welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: four days to reach a post—brexit deal as "very large gaps" remain in talks between the two sides. sunday is the new deadline to reach agreement after the latest trade negotiations failed to make progress. will mike ashley's last—ditch attempt to save debenhams work? his company — behind sports direct, house of fraser and evans cycles — will give us an update later. thousands ofjobs are at stake. i'll have the details. back to earth with a bang. elon musk‘s spacex rocket, designed to one day take people to mars, has exploded while attempting to land. the show must go on. in yourfront garden. actors are performing west end shows on doorsteps while theatres are closed. sensational salah. mo becomes liverpool's all—time record goal scorer in the champions league, on a night when results were less important with liverpool and manchester city already group winners. good morning from kew gardens where it is christmas at kew gardens and there are over1 million twinkling l

hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty. and charlie stayt straight after brea kfast on bbc oneho gets the vaccine next week, and if you'll get it at all. graham's asking if he'll have to take an antibody test before he gets the vaccine. will they vaccinate people who have already had covid ? will they vaccinate people who have already had covid? he will be answering those questions. he looks like he knows what talking about. speaking of medics, there are now over ten million gp appointments per month taking place away from the surgery. but with so many patients not getting face—to—face time with their doctor, are vital symptoms being missed? we find out how this new normal is affecting health in the west midlands. anna haugh will be sharing her secrets to save us stress, money and time in the kitchen, and transforming a simple chicken into the ultimate christmas dinner. isaid i said chicken, not turkey! and keeping things thrifty — we've got the finance expert telling us why we should steer clear of buying anyone gift cards this christmas — and he's also got some tips on how to

good morning, and welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: people living across england find out this morning if they'll be moved into a different tier of coronavirus restrictions. that means it is crunch time for tens of thousands of businesses waiting to hear whether they will go up waiting to hear whether they will go up to tier 2. i am in trafford where rates are lower than the national average and jane says entering tier 2 would double the revenue overnight. 11,000 positive covid test results are left off the most recent figures in wales, meaning the latest total could be twice as high as previously thought. 32 years after the lockerbie bombing, authorities in the us are understood to be preparing to charge a new suspect. liverpool win the biggest game of the premier league season so far. a late headerfrom roberto firminho, defeats tottenham, and sends liverpool, to the top of the table. marcus rashford's mum mel talks for the first time about her family's struggle with poverty, and her pride about her son's campaign

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.nto force as the second national lockdown comes to an end. the measures are voted through by parliament but 55 conservative mps rebel against the prime minister. that means nonessential retail will reopen in england. they are poised to shop around the clock at prime arc. but debenhams days are numbered. a tale of two halves for those out shopping.

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: one day left to securest—brexit agreement by tomorrow's deadline. us drug regulators approve the pfizer covid vaccine. almost 300,000 americans have died with the virus. we have already begun shipping the vaccine to every state and a zip code in the country. the first vaccine will be administered in less than 2a hours. from today, travellers returning to the uk from the canary islands must self—isolate. some fear they won't get back in time to avoid

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.cine will arrive in britain within hours, after the uk became the first to approve the jab developed by pfizer and biontech. students taking gcse and a—level exams in england next year will be awarded more generous grades to make up for the disruption caused by the pandemic. good morning. wait a waita minute, wait a minute, mr postman. 70% of shoppers had problems with parcels last year. with more people online shopping than ever before, i'll explain what to do if it goes wrong. the fans are back — thousands returned to football league grounds in england last night, after more

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today.eu try to agree the future of their trading relationship. less than one month after its lockdown ended, wales imposes tougher hospitality restrictions — a 6pm closing time and a ban on alcohol sales. an explosion at a water treatment works near bristol which killed four people is being investigated by police. preparing is being investigated by police. for the great christ getaway preparing for the great christmas getaway as roads,

good morning and welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. between the two sides. sunday is the new deadline to reach agreement after the latest trade negotiations failed to make progress. will mike ashley's last—ditch attempt to save debenhams work? his company — behind sports direct, house of fraser and evans cycles — will give us an update later. thousands ofjobs are at stake. i'll have the details. back to earth with a bang. elon musk‘s spacex rocket, designed to one day take people to mars, has exploded while attempting to land. the show must go on.

good morning, and welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.be moved into a different tier of coronavirus restrictions. that means it is crunch time for tens of thousands of businesses waiting to hear whether they will go up waiting to hear whether they will go up to tier 2. i am in trafford where rates are lower than the national average and jane says entering tier 2 would double the revenue overnight. 11,000 positive covid test results are left off the most recent figures in wales, meaning the latest total could be twice as high as previously thought. 32 years after the lockerbie bombing,

hello this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.ly? a5 secondary schools in wales and parts of england face different rules for tackling the coronavirus we'll discuss the best way to deal with rising cases. a step closer to space tourism — we'll hear why a virgin galactic test flight today could lead to a commercial service launching early next year. and he's the oscar winning director behind 12 years a slave and the bbc‘s small axe series — we'll be joined by steve mcqueen. she was the carry on star who went on to make the queen vic her own. the beloved actress dame barbara windsor has died at the age of 83. her husband said she passed away peacefully at a care home in london. she's been living with alzheimer's for the last six years. we're joined now by the entertainmentjournalist caroline frost. good to see you this morning. it is a shame we are talking about such sad circumstances. it has been very clear this morning just how much affection dane barbara windsor has held in so many people's hearts? definitely, it's not so much of

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. much festive fun online. ok, you probably can't. but we'll be hearing how some firms are giving it a good try. the lewisham and greenwich nhs choir beatjustin bieber to the christmas number one slot five years ago. now they've joined forces for this new track, which has just been released. you can hear more of it when we speak to the choir leader before eight. and nicola adams had her strictly journey cut short by covid, but she'll be joining us for a chat as we look ahead to tomorrow's grand finale. patients in hospital with coronavirus should be offered a follow—up after six weeks, to check for so—called long covid symptoms, doctors have been told. around one in ten could be struggling to shake off symptoms including dizziness and shortness of breath. jamie read has more. like thousands, tess waring fell sick in the first wave of coronavirus. i was taken in at the end of march. it was just as lockdown was going on. and i was taken straight into intensive care, straight into a&e, and

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty. isjoining us live. a significant smile on yourface he isjoining us live. a significant smile on your face this morning, took us through this news and what it means to people in the uk this morning. 2020 has been such a terrible year, hasn't it? help is on its way. and this news for so long we have been saying that if vaccine is developed, then things will get better in now we can say, when this vaccine is rolled out, things will get better. and we will start that process next week. i am obviously absolutely thrilled with the news. i'm very proud that the uk is the first place in the world to have a clinically authorised vaccine ready to go. huge thanks to the scientists, to pfizer, the company, obviously to my team and kate bingham and alok sharma the business secretary who has a huge amount of work on this. what it means for people is that from next week, we will be able to start rolling this out, starting with people most vulnerable to coronavirus, you need two jabs, 21 days apart,

good morning, it's 8am and this is a very special breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.oud to be a duke of wellingtons and i still am. and i think if you get these, really, that's the icing on the cake. happy birthday, captain tom! happy birthday, captain tom. happy birthday to you! all sing: # happy birthday, captain tom, happy birthday to you! we can talk to the man himself. on behalf of bbc breakfast and everyone who has celebrated your achievements across the uk, let me wish you a very happy 100th birthday. thank you very much. how does it feel? 100 years old today! it hardly feels any different than yesterday! i don't know what you're meant to feel like when you get to be 100, i've never been 100 before! i know i speak for the whole country when i say we wish you a very happy 100th birthday. your heroic efforts have lifted the spirits of the entire nation and you've now inspired the most incredible generosity, raising over £29 million, supporting the cause closest to all our hearts. it is so well—deserved. what you have done in bringing together a nation and inspiri