welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: a sharp rise in casesto four weeks, before lifting england's lockdown restrictions. honours for the heroes of the coronavirus vaccine rollout, their lifesaving work is recognised by the queen. # make me want to shout! figures from the world of entertainment are also honoured, including the singer lulu and the great british bake 0ffjudge prue leith. the royal family out in force, as world leaders at the g7 summit in cornwall are urged to co—operate over covid and the climate.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.g political shock waves as the liberal democrats win the chesham and amersham by—election. they overturned a 16,000 majority in a seat that's always voted conservative. the final push — everyone aged 18 and over in england can book their vaccination from today. the head of the nhs calls it a "watershed moment." an apology to rape victims as the government promises changes in the way cases are dealt with.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today.trans—atlantic travel are high on the agenda. the painting, planting and time again is all complete. cornwall is ready. now the g7 talking begins. covid hospitalisations rise, the prime minister strikes a most pessimistic tone about england's reopening onjune 21st. it's a day to carefully look to the skies, with a partial solar eclipse visible in parts of the uk later this morning.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. short notice. with cases rising in the uk, how welcome will british tourists be? and there's frustration from the travel industry. they say it's because the changes don't go far enough and more countries could have been included. any adult in england can get a vaccine without an appointment this weekend at walk—in centres across the country. and from video calls to ordering a drink in the pub,

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.en, zero. 22.5 years injailfor the police officer who murdered george floyd, whose family and supporters describe the sentence as a slap on the wrist. justice would have been george floyd never have been killed. justice would have been the maximum. the health secretary matt hancock under pressure to resign after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office in breach of covid guidance. good morning! there's no holding back now and the gloves are off —

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.ear. there's no point in us just vaccinating the uk — we need to vaccinate the world. more calls to delay england's unlocking onjune 21st. some scientists say masks and social distancing should stay for the "forseeable future". counting the cost of the delay. pubs, bars, cinemas, restaurants and gyms are looking forward to shaking off restrictions. i will find

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today...w overfunding. 50 days to go until the start of the tokyo olympics. organisers insist it won't be cancelled or delayed, despite a surge in coronavirus cases across japan. will more countries get the green light this summer? the so—called green list of holiday destinations will be updated later — meaning we can travel without having to quarantine. i'll look at the possibilities and what it means for the travel industry.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today — "moredetails of private messages from the prime minister. it comes as mps give the green light to extending covid restrictions until the i9thjuly, despite more than 50 conservatives voting against the move after the life of footballer christian eriksen was saved with the use of a defibrillator, there are calls for the devices to be made more readily available in the uk. tempting

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today... just going to put people off travel and that is very damaging for the travel industry. we just literally missed the cut—off to change our flight. we had to do it within two hours, so we can't even get the money back. so is our big summer getaway cancelled, orjust delayed? i'll get reaction from the bosses of easyjet and ryanair and ask, what happens if you've already booked your trip? crowds of up to 10,000 will be allowed

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. more questions marks over the relaxation of restrictions. lockdown is eased for around half of people in scotland, which means they can socialise in each other�*s homes and drink alcohol in pubs. coventry is waking up to its first major event as uk city of culture. we can't say exactly where we are due to covid restrictions, but it will be a city of surprises. tottenham won't be appointing antonio conte as their new manager. talks with the italian former chelsea boss have broken down.

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.'s travel update. we'll bring you all the latest information, and what your rights are, throughout the morning. if you are planning a journey, or if you are currently on a journey, we will take you through what happens. from small axe to the crown, they're just some of the big tv hits up for a bafta this sunday night. we'll be joined by red carpet presenter stacey dooley just before eight. # soon it will be your turn # to make a booking and bare yourarm # keep the community safe from harm # just get thatjab and go! and we'll meet the motley crew, the retired group of friends from essex who have created their own sea shanty encouraging young people to get their covid vaccine. hopes of a summer holiday abroad are fading as portugal is removed from the government's green list meaning tourists returning from there to the uk will have to quarantine from tuesday, and no other destinations have been added. there were suggestions this might happen, but people had followed the rules, they had g

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today.was removed from the list causing travel chaos for thousands. the industry says restrictions need to be lifted now to save the summer getaway. the pop star britney spears says she wants her life back, as she appeals for control of her business and personal affairs. forced to give up their babies for adoption in their youth, thousands of women now ask for a formal apology from the scottish government. it's germany again for england at a major tournament.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today — "more to come" — dominic cummings warns he'll continue his attacks on the government's handling of the pandemic, after revealing details of private messages from the prime minister. it comes as mps give the green light to extending covid restrictions until the 19thjuly, despite more than 50 conservatives voting against the move after the life of footballer christian eriksen was saved with the use of a defibrillator, there are calls for the devices to be made more readily available in the uk. tempting travellers back onto the trains, as the number of rail passengers falls to a record low, i am here at euston this morning looking at what the future holds for rail travel across the uk. a wonderful night for wales. they're on the verge of the euro 2020, knock out stage after a convincing win over turkey in baku. last night, we saw some heavy thundery downpours, particularly across kent. more thunderstorms in the forecast today across parts of england where it will re

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.hs, colds and fevers. we'll speak to a senior paediatrician to find out why that's happening — and when you should seek emergency care for a child. raf navigatorjohn nichol became the face of british service personnel during the first gulf war when his plane was shot down — but his new book pays tribute to the unsung heroes who served and sacrificed alongside him. that is not anton du beke. he'll tell us all about it before nine. and just to avoid any confusion... i am trying to make light of our captions being slightly out of line there. anton is a force of some kind. he will be back because he has now been announced as a judge on strictly. we will catch up with him just after 8:30am. so strictly. we will catch up with him just after 8:30am.— just after 8:30am. so many of his colleagues _ just after 8:30am. so many of his colleagues are _ just after 8:30am. so many of his colleagues are delighted - just after 8:30am. so many of his colleagues are delighted because| just after 8:30am.

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.creens for its third series. and after sea eagles returned to nest on loch lomond time in over a century, during lockdown, now there are fears that increased activity in the area could scare them away. we'll be live on the loch throughout the morning. it's always been known as the special relationship, but after meeting president biden ahead of the g7 summit yeterday, borisjohnson says the bond between the us and the uk is now "indestructable". both countries have committed to donating millions of doses of the covid vaccine to the world's poorest countries in the coming year, and more pledges are expected at the g7. ahead of today's meeting between the world's most powerful leaders, the prime minister has been chatting to our political editor laura kuenssberg. prime minister, you've had yourfirst meeting with president biden. you made it clear you don't like the phrase, the cliche, special relationship. what are you two going to call it now? i don't mind the phrase special relationship

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. president biden arrives in cornwall for talks with borisjohnson ahead of the g7 summit. northern ireland, and resuming trans—atlantic travel are high on the agenda. the painting, planting and time again is all complete. cornwall is ready. now the g7 talking begins. covid hospitalisations rise, the prime minister strikes a most pessimistic tone about england's reopening onjune 21st. it's a day to carefully look to the skies, with a partial solar eclipse visible in parts of the uk later this morning. good morning. many building boom. sales of toys are soared during the pandemic and a third of them were sold to adults. i am finding out about the firm is cashing in here on breakfast this morning. novak djokovic sets up a french open semifinal with rafael nadal. but he was celebrating alone after beating matteo berrettini because, the match had earlier stopped to get fans out before the paris curfew. good morning. ifell good morning. i fell cloudy good morning. ifell cloudy start good morn

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today... a half—hearted approach that risks failing hundreds of thousands of pupils — the damning verdict of the government's top education adviser, as he quits in a row overfunding. 50 days to go until the start of the tokyo olympics. organisers insist it won't be cancelled or delayed, despite a surge in coronavirus cases across japan. will more countries get the green light this summer? the so—called green list of holiday destinations will be updated later — meaning we can travel without having to quarantine. i'll look at the possibilities and what it means for the travel industry. a win for england but at what cost? trent alexander—arnold limps off during england's friendly with austria, bukaya saka giving them the win. scotland drew with the netherlands and wales lost in france. one of the world's most famous wedding dresses, the gown worn by princess diana, goes on display for the first time in 25 years. diana come up with that dress, was declaring herself on the world stage. she was goin

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.t plants, people and the planet. former goalkeeper david james joins us to weigh up england's chances in the last 16 of euro 2020. "lady boss: the jackie collins story" is a new documentary which explores the life of the hollywood author. we'll chat to the film maker and jackie's daughter tiffany. the nhs is gearing up for another weekend of walk—in vaccinations, aimed at encouraging those from areas where uptake is low. there's been a significant drop in vaccine hesitancy among black and asian communities, but the medical director of primary care for nhs england said some people were "still anxious" about coming forward for their vaccine. it's something one of our regular gps — dr nighat arif — is passionate about. shejoins us now. good morning. good morning. this is somethin: good morning. good morning. this is something we've _ good morning. good morning. this is something we've spoken _ good morning. good morning. this is something we've spoken about - good morning. good morning. t

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: england and scotland play out a goalless draw at wembley in their first clash at a major tournament for 25 years. we underestimated them, thinking we would easily destroy them. no, that is not the case.— is not the case. fantastic. from a scottish perspective, _ is not the case. fantastic. from a scottish perspective, fantastic. i is not the case. fantastic. from a | scottish perspective, fantastic. at least _ scottish perspective, fantastic. at least we _ scottish perspective, fantastic. at least we have given ourselves a chance — least we have given ourselves a chance to — least we have given ourselves a chance to win the last match. good morning from wembley where after all the hype, england and scotland share the spoils. england still favourites to progress while keeping alive scotland's hopes of reaching the last 16. extra clinics and weekend walk—ins — efforts are stepped up to get more people vaccinated in covid hotspots. the mosh pit is back. thousands of

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. thinking we would easily destroy them. no, that is not the case.— is not the case. fantastic. from a scottish perspective, _ is not the case. fantastic. from a scottish perspective, fantastic. i is not the case. fantastic. from a | scottish perspective, fantastic. at least _ scottish perspective, fantastic. at least we _ scottish perspective, fantastic. at least we have given ourselves a chance — least we have given ourselves a chance to — least we have given ourselves a chance to win the last match. good morning from wembley where after all the hype, england and scotland share the spoils. england still favourites to progress while

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: testing is ramped up as the uk sees the highest number of new covid infections in two months, putting more questions marks over the relaxation of restrictions. lockdown is eased for around half of people in scotland, which means they can socialise in each other�*s homes and drink alcohol in pubs. coventry is waking up to its first major event as uk city of culture. we can't say exactly where we are due to covid restrictions, but it will be a city of surprises. tottenham won't be appointing antonio conte as their new manager. talks with the italian former chelsea boss have broken down. spurs are still searching for a replacement seven weeks after sacking jose mourinho. and many of us are enjoying sunny spells across the uk today, but there are some showers in the forecast. i will be back with all the details. it's saturday, the 5th ofjune. our top story: more surge testing is set to take place after the uk reported the highest daily coronavirus cases since march. s

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today. therefore i do hereby declare that green sarah louise of the liberal democrat party is duly elected. cheering political shock waves as the liberal democrats win the chesham and amersham by—election. they overturned a 16,000 majority in a seat that's always voted conservative. the final push — everyone aged 18 and over in england can book their vaccination from today. the head of the nhs calls it a "watershed moment." an apology to rape victims as the government promises changes in the way cases are dealt with. do maths lessons add up? young recruits aren't _ do maths lessons add up? young recruits aren't being _ do maths lessons add up? young recruits aren't being taught - do maths lessons add up? young recruits aren't being taught the l recruits aren't being taught the basic skills they need for work. so i will find out what needs to change to better prepare students for their careers. g to better prepare students for their careers. �* , . g to better prepare students for their caree

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. kissing an aide in his office in breach of covid guidance. good morning. there's no holding back now and the gloves are off — the message from the wales manager to his players as they get ready for the first knock out match of euro 2020 against denmark this evening. this is why we want to be in football, to play — especially for our country — in the big games, test ourselves to play in the big tournaments. we want to try to do as best we can. and the 4—time olympic champion mo farah says he's in shock and will consider his future after failing to qualify for next month's olympic games in tokyo. and while today we can see a few sharp showers around, tomorrow it looks like something a bit wetter pushing into southern counties of england and wales. i'll have your full forecast right here on breakfast. good morning. it's saturday, the 26th ofjune. our top story: the former us police officer who murdered george floyd in minneapolis last year has been sentenced to 22.5 years in prison. some

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: a sharp rise in cases of the delta variant means the government is considering a delay of up to four weeks, before lifting england's lockdown restrictions. honours for the heroes of the coronavirus vaccine rollout, their lifesaving work is recognised by the queen. # make me want to shout! figures from the world of entertainment are also honoured, including the singer lulu and the great british bake offjudge prue leith. the royal family out in force, as world leaders at the g7 summit in cornwall are urged to co—operate over covid and the climate. we are doing it for the pandemic, so if you don't mind me saying so, we must also do it for the planet. goad must also do it for the planet. good morninu. there's no place like rome. singing. the delayed european championships got underway with a bang last night, as italy showed why they're one of the favourites, stuffing turkey. wales, who are in the same group, kick off this afternoon.. and raheem sterling leads the way

she's been speaking to naga munchetty ahead of the un's international day for the elimination of sexually what has happened to them, it absolutely brings you to your knees. and i had tears falling off my face as she was talking to me. i was completely silent, but i was just in floods of tears. the countess also welcomed the increased openness amongst young women in the uk to discuss the sexual harassment and abuse they faced. she said it was something she had discussed with her 17—year—old daughter and valued the honest conversations they have as a family. she is actually quite aware of it, so we chat about it quite a lot, and particularly if i've been on a trip somewhere, she wants to know where i've been and what i've been doing. so she has a natural curiosity about it, and it's easy to have that kind of conversation with her. she also spoke about the death of the duke of edinburgh and the impact of grief, especially those moments that catch you when you realise he isn't there. we were lucky enough to go to scotland for half—term. i don't know if you remember the photograph that i too