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good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: hundredsd energy prices fall as a new price cap comes into effect. good morning. england's hopes hanging by a thread after an awful day for them in the second ashes test. the match and

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. our headlines today. morning as households continue to struggle with bills. and with those bills expected to stay high for the foreseeable future, there'll be plenty of scruitny when those profits are announced at seven o'clock. i'll be breaking down the numbers. # nothing compares... tributes from around the world to singer—songwriter sinead o'connor, who's died at the age of 56. her family say they're devastated. calls for tighter rules on the sales of batteries for e—bikes and e—scooters after a series of deadly fires that have ripped through homes. they can't win the ashes, but can england finish the series on a high? the fifth test against australia begins at the oval today with ben stokes' side hoping to draw level. good morning. we could well see some rain

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson.ward to the england game, and you were saying after that disappointment against haiti... saying after that disappointment against haiti. . ._ saying after that disappointment | against haiti. . ._ that against haiti... let's clarify. that was my confused _ against haiti... let's clarify. that was my confused face, _ against haiti... let's clarify. that was my confused face, because l against haiti... let's clarify. that was my confused face, because i | against haiti... let's clarify. that - was my confused face, because i was like, they won. i was my confused face, because i was like. they won-— like, they won. i think it was the underwhelming _ like, they won. i think it was the underwhelming performance. i like, they won. i think it was the | underwhelming performance. we like, they won. i think it was the - underwhelming performance. we have to be careful. sarina wiegman was goodin to be careful. sarina wiegman was good in interviews afterwards, and this is something we have all be

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.rning- _ say to that? first of all, good morning- if — say to that? first of all, good morning. if you _ say to that? first of all, good morning. if you don't - say to that? first of all, good morning. if you don't mind, i say to that? first of all, good j morning. if you don't mind, if say to that? first of all, good l morning. if you don't mind, if i could express my heartfelt condolences to the children at the school and those who lost their lives. it's beyond a tragedy and whatever faith or none we should all pray for the families for the study school in wimbledon. this is a very exciting day for child care. it is the biggest expansion in childcare history and we are spending an additional £204 million today to ensure that we start offering childcare for at least 15 to 30 hours a week over a number of years for children from nine months onwards. that will benefit families enormously and the average family will be better off by about £6,500 onceit will be better off by about £6,500

welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and naga munchetty. our headlines today...out stage with a game to spare. confusing and unrealistic — criticism over food labels that fail to clearly inform shoppers about portion sizes. homebuyer demand drops by nearly a fifth in just a month as rising mortgage rates dent the property market. i'll look at how long it may last. there are warnings to stay away from sick and _ there are warnings to stay away from sick and dying birds as the bird flu outbreak— sick and dying birds as the bird flu outbreak continues, especially along coastlines _ outbreak continues, especially along coastlines like here in pembrokeshire. good morning. away from the world cup, england need wickets in the fifth and final ashes test. australia took plenty on the opening day, bowling england out inside 55 overs at the oval. and good morning. not a bad day weather_ and good morning. not a bad day weather wise today. a lot of cloud around _ weather wise today. a lot of cloud around this — weather wise today. a lot of cloud around this morning but we wil

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today...can't get an appointment on the nhs. a damning new report calls for urgent reform of the system.

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. when conservative mp, david warburton, stood down after being suspended by his party over allegations of sexual misconduct, which he's denied, and taking cocaine, which he's admitted. it's one of three by—elections taking place on the same day. earlier this week we reported from selby and ainsty, next week we'll take a look at uxbridge and south ruislip. but here's our political correspondent alex forsyth on the contest in somerset. pigs used to be the mainstay of this family farm in somerset, but over the years they've branched out and now have a bustling cafe and busy shop selling their own produce. growing and selling food is important to steve, who's farmed this land for years. he says finding workers and the climate can both be a challenge. last year we had a drought on when our potato crop was sort of like halved. the challenges that you set out, how are they making you think when it comes to voting in the by—election? i read what they're saying, but do they really understand wh

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. our headlines today. the conservatives are crushed in two big by—election defeats. they have large majorities wiped out as they lose somerton and frome to the lib dems and selby and ainsty to labour. for too long conservatives up here and in westminster have failed us. and today that changes. tonight has been a stunning and historic— tonight has been a stunning and historic victory for the liberal democrats. the result in oxbridge softens the blow for the conservatives. but a thumping elsewhere raises big questions for the prime minister. also this morning. judges in cyprus are due to deliver their verdict in the murder trial of david hunter, a british pensioner accused of murdering his wife. the uk's water industry is under fire again as one of the most polluting companies is accused of restricting access for shareholders to its own annual general meeting. i'll be asking why. good morning from old trafford, which yesterday saw a rare day of dominance from one of the two ashes sides. a stunning innings fr

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.e for the interest rates going up? yes, really, this is a question of fairness — a general feeling that the banks are taking more than they're giving back. let's go back to the beginning — the reason interest rates are soaring compared to recent years is because of this number, inflation — the rate prices have been rising at — remains stubbornly high. enemy number one as the bank of england and the government now describe it. the main weapon the bank has to bring down the price rises is to put up the base rate of interest — now at 5%, which is a 15—year high. that makes it more expensive to borrow money ? and has a direct impact on hundreds of thousands of people with fixed term mortgages coming to an end this year. it's also is supposed to take money out of the economy by encouraging people to save. but here 5 the problem — critics of the high street banks point to this graph, which shows how mortgage rates have gone up pretty quickly in response to the rise in the base rate. this was

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.tarting its investigation into the presenter, with director general tim davie saying the corporation's immediate concern is its duty of care to all involved. we can speak now to the former chief executive of itn stewart purvis. a good morning. you will have an understanding — a good morning. you will have an understanding of _ a good morning. you will have an understanding of how— a good morning. you will have an understanding of how this - a good morning. you will have an understanding of how this will. understanding of how this will impact a newsroom, a workplace after this statement by huw edwards's wife yesterday evening, shortly before six o'clock. what was your reaction to that statement? well, i thought it was an extraordinary moment, because so many people in the british public, for them, huw edwards was such a famous name, still is such a famous name that it would have been a complete shock for colleagues and they would be thinking of it as a personal tragedy but they will als

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson.. the inquiry into what happened that night expo5ed huge failings. now the government has proposed legislation to ensure venue5 are prepared for and ready to respond to the possibility of an attack. those with the capacity of more than 100 people will have to introduce terrorism protection training and a preparedne55 plan. venue5 which can hold more than 800 people will have to carry out additional risk assessments. but the home affairs committee fears the burden on smaller busine55e5 could be too great. there's obviously a cost for the implementation of the provisions in this bill to smaller organisations and we all know with the cost of living crisis at the moment that costs could put busine55e5 out of business. the committee find5 there is too much focus on indoor venues and not enough on outdoor events like farmer's market5 or christmas market5. in response, the home office said the government is committed and martyn's family believe5 what's proposed will make a difference. simon j

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the 8—year—old who was killed in a school car crash in wimbledon is named as selena lau — herfamily described her as an "intelligent and cheeky girl adored by everyone". the us agrees to supply ukraine with controversial cluster bombs to help their counter offensive against russia. good morning from headingley, where england need quick wickets to stop australia retaining the ashes. while it was a woeful day at wimbledon for all the british men in the singles, for andy murray, it could be his final farewell. yesterday we had the heat, temperatures got up to 30 celsius but with the heat and humidity, today comes to showers, heavy and thundery, i bring you all the details throughout the programme. it's saturday 8th july. our main story: tributes are being paid to the eight—year—old girl who died when a car crashed into her school in wimbledon on thursday. she's been named as selena lau. her family says she was "adored and loved by everyone". another eight—year old gi

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson.'s euro success and take home another trophy. the tournament is being jointly hosted by australia and new zealand and is on course to be the most—watched ever, with more than 1.3 million tickets bought in advance. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. this is a world cup reaching new heights. for the first time, the tournament has come to the southern hemisphere with australia and new zealand welcoming the world cup. it's the biggest women's world cup to date. it could even be the best. the level has grown incredibly in the last ten years and the best are coming here. the best are playing here in new zealand. they are playing in australia, so the entertainment is assured and guaranteed. as sydney prepares for its opening match, you can feel the excitement in the air. such was the demand for tickets in the city that fifa moved the matildas' first game with ireland here to stadium australia, the biggest venue in the tournament. but rather than feel burdened by the pressure of h

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.ipping away from them going into day four at lords. # i want to thank you... # i want to thank you... # thank you for being a friend! and after we revealed tony christie and sting have recorded thank you for being a friend to mark thank you day for carers. anneka rice lends a hand, helping care home residents sing along. good morning. we have a fairly blustery weekend ahead, a few bits of sunshine developing and scattered showers, most of those showers will be in the north, fewerfurther south. but i will have all the details for you here on bbc breakfast. it's saturday, the 1st ofjuly. almost 500 people — including children as young as 13 — have been arrested during a fourth night of violence and looting across france. the widespread unrest broke out after a 17—year—old boy was shot dead by police during a traffic stop on tuesday. his funeral will be held later today. our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has the latest. jeremy clarkson's column from december of last year across france

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. fiur munchetty and charlie stayt. the final england ashes test against australia could - bills. and the final england ashes test against australia could go i test against australia could go either way. we're heading into the third day at the oval, with england still hopeful of levelling the series. rain to start and end the weekend, but otherwise a mix of sunshine and showers _ but otherwise a mix of sunshine and showers. breezy as well. essentially more _ showers. breezy as well. essentially more of— showers. breezy as well. essentially more of the — showers. breezy as well. essentially more of the same. i will be back with— more of the same. i will be back with more — more of the same. i will be back with more details later on. good morning. it's saturdayjuly 29. our main story. up to 20,000 rail workers in the rmt union are taking part in a second consecutive saturday of strike action, in the long running dispute over pay, jobs and working conditions. almost half of all trains will be cancelled today, with services

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. our headlines today...s, and experiencing the culture. as european champions there is a weight of expectation on their shoulders. so the return of their captain millie bright to full fitness is a welcome sight. she's fit, she's going to play. we will see how long that will be, but she has done everything we wanted her to do to get ready for this game. she came out of the things good too. so we are very happy, she's very happy, the team's very happy, so let's get started. we love you england, we do! england are one of the main attractions of this tournament. theirfans in brisbane have come from near and far. and they're expecting big things from the lionesses. i think they can win, i really do. and i don't normally say that. i'm like a really pessimistic england fan. but i saw them train last week at the sunshine coast and they look really good. obviously they won the euros, so why not? there is a big british population over here, and we want to make sure that we are supporting them as best we can. we do the