welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: celine dion brings thebitious opening ceremony — thousands of athletes sailed down the river seine past some of the city's most famous landmarks. and now here in paris, team gb begins— and now here in paris, team gb begins its— and now here in paris, team gb begins its chase for their first medal— begins its chase for their first medal of— begins its chase for their first medal of these games. there are opportunities in diving and road cycling — opportunities in diving and road cycling while british stars matt whitlock and adam peaty get their competitions under way. a wildfire in a popular tourist resort in western canada still burns out of control — as officials warn it could have destroyed up to a third of the historic town of jasper. and while they would be some sunshine — and while they would be some sunshine around today, some sunshine, _ sunshine around today, some sunshine, but looking at a really lovely _ sunshine, but looking at a really lovely summer '5 day. you are on break_ lovely summer '5 day

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.mass it outage, but the boss of the firm responsible says it could take some time to get all systems up and running. "audacious criminality" — the home secretary condemns violent disorder in the harehills area of leeds. a senior democrat claims president biden didn't recognise him at a recent meeting, despite their long friendship — adding to concerns about his fitness to stand for re—election. in sport, shane lowry leads the way at the open: the irishman holds a two—shot lead at the midway point at royal troon, with his sights set on a second claretjug. a certain amount of alcohol is important, and also i think always doing what you enjoy.

good morning, welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today — # net'sther in berlin, ahead of england's final against spain in the euros. yes, a huge game that beckons for england, as they look to end that near 60 year wait for a major man's trophy. police name the suspect they are searching for in connection with human remains found in two suitcases in bristol. president biden�*s defiance at his first campaign rally since speaking at nato, as more democrats call on him to quit the race. iam running, i am running, and we're going to win! cheering. your motion to dismiss with prejudice _ your motion to dismiss with prejudice is granted. tears from alec baldwin, as the manslaughter charges over a fatal shooting on the set of his film, rust, are dismissed. good morning. there will be a little warm sunshine coming up through this weekend, but, at the same time, the wind is from the north, so it will feel quite cool forjuly, and there is a little rain too. i will fill in all the details for you as we had through the morning.— all the details for you as we ha

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: sir keir starmer willn. the new prime minister says he has already started what he calls the "work of change". changing a country is not like flicking a switch. the world is now a more volatile place. this will take a while. but have no doubt that the work of change begins immediately. among those at the top table will be rachel reeves, the first ever female chancellor, and health secretary wes streeting, who has described the nhs as "broken". good morning from downing street. lots of new faces to get used to in british politics. we will talk you who they are and the challenges they will face. in the united states, joe biden insists

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today...energy independent will be announced later today. i've decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. president biden explains to the american people why he's decided not to stand for re—election. actor amanda abbington says she and her family received death and rape threats after making allegations against her former strictly come dancing partner, giovanni pernice. adults trying to get an adhd assessment may be waiting up to eight years in some parts of the uk according to a bbc investigation. air passengers are facing continuing delays and cancellations due to last week's global it failure. what are your rights for compensation? we will have all the details. in sport... the right time, and the right place to retire. two—time gold medallist andy murray tells us he is happy to be ending his career at the olympics. a cloudy start for most of us. through the day we will be

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today...ll have 327 athletes competing, with a target of bringing home up to 70 medals. the independent office for police conduct has begun an investigation into greater manchester police after video footage showed an officer kicking a man in the head. campaigners in favour of assisted dying in england and wales, will again attempt to change the law later today. there's speculation that the cinema giant cineworld could close dozens of locations across the country. so are we falling out of love with the big screen? and some drier weather but a few showers around in the next couple of days but from sunday into next week, more sunshine. i'll have the details later. it's friday 26th july. our main story. the final preparations are being made for today's opening ceremony of the olympic games in paris. the event will see athletes and dignitaries carried down the river seine on a flotilla of boats, in front of around

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.e'd lost forever. maureen roose was just 14 when she jumped into the water at westcliff—on—sea, near southend in 1951. 0ur reporter stuart woodward has the story. the two girls went down to see the sea on the steps, and mrs bridge went after them, and she fell in. and i ran down the steps after, and jumped in the water, and held her up forabout a minute, till a man could come along and lift her out. a nervous 14—year—old maureen, speaking to the bbc about saving the life of a family friend who she was staying with during the easter holidays in 1957. nearly 70 years later, i've brought maureen back to where it happened. i remember the westcliff hotel. the sea's right in still! how deep was the water? about ten feet. are you a good swimmer? well, not very good. i've swum 40 yards. you've swum 40 yards? yes. her coat weighed her down so much. that was the problem. i did it on the spur of the moment. i didn't even think about it at the time. i came out and then turned round and saw my shoe

good morning welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines.im to drop out following his shaky television debate performance. hurricane beryl batters jamaica — the storm has already claimed lives and severely damaged other caribbean islands. how the television drama bridgerton has become big business for the uk. good morning from the queue at wimbledon where fans are ready to finally see andy murray on centre court again. and he�*ll also be playing again tomorrow alongside emma radacanu,

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today...the pandemic? the uk covid inquiry will release its first report today, looking to answer that question. iamat i am at blenheim palace where sir keir starmer will be meeting almost 50 european leaders as he hopes to reset the relationship with the continent. hundreds of thousands of new homes like this_ hundreds of thousands of new homes like this have been promised by the labour— like this have been promised by the labour government. we are at a new

with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: sir keir starmer will hold his first cabinet meeting this morning after labour's landslide victory in the general election. the new prime minister says he has already started what he calls the "work of change". changing a country is not like flicking a switch. the world is now a more volatile place. this will take a while. but have no doubt that the work of change begins immediately. among those at the top table will be rachel reeves, the first ever female chancellor, and health secretary wes streeting, who has described the nhs as "broken". good morning from downing street. lots of new faces to get used to in british politics. we will talk you who they are and the challenges they will face. in the united states, joe biden insists he is the right candidate to beat donald trump in the presidential election, despite his poor performance in last week's tv debate. there's been a huge rise in the number of people seeking help after their energy suppliers passed their b

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.ly willoughby, was handed a suspended sentence after targeting two women in two separate incidents. ahead of his sentencing later, one of his victims has been detailing the impact the attack has had on herfor the first time. charlotte gallagher reports. before gavin plumb plotted the kidnap, rape and murder of holly willoughby, he targeted four other women and teenage girls. maria is one of them. plumb attempted to kidnap herfrom a train. i remember the train being empty. there was another girl. she got onto the same carriage as i did. she sat somewhere in the middle, i went to the back, when i noticed that somebody came and sat right in front of me, and i thought, well, the carriage is empty. she's never spoken before about what happened to her, but agreed to speak to me on the condition her voice was disguised. he passed me a note. uh, i mean, ithought, it's just some piece of paper. i didn't even look what he was doing, i ignored it. then, he pushed it forward for me to read. and wh

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.thletes are feeling, your first olympic games on looking forward to the opening ceremony. team gb is the only team to have won a gold medal at every edition of the summer olympics since 1896, and this time they have a blend of youth and experience with 17 athletes who were involved at london 2012, still going strong, alongside 1a teenagers. so in a total of 327 athletes from team gb, will be competing in paris. for only the second time they are taking more female athletes than male ones to compete in 2a sports with medal hopes strongest in events like swimming, cycling, gymnastics, rowing, sailing and athletics. and at these games the medal target is between 50 and 70. that's in line with the 64 medals won in tokyo. over the months here on breakfast, we have been catching up with some of the british athletes for whom these games will carry extra significance. here are just some of them, who have spoken to us. going for my final olympic games feels very, very strange talking about it, a

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.to replace rishi sunak as party leader. it comes after the former home secretary james cleverly threw his hat into the ring on tuesday. tom tugendhatjoins us now. good morning, and thanks forjoining us on bbc saengkham breakfast, so why should it be you? i us on bbc saengkham breakfast, so why should it be you?— why should it be you? i think we've seen in the — why should it be you? i think we've seen in the last _ why should it be you? i think we've seen in the last few _ why should it be you? i think we've seen in the last few weeks - why should it be you? i think we've seen in the last few weeks that - why should it be you? i think we've seen in the last few weeks that the j seen in the last few weeks that the country— seen in the last few weeks that the country has lost trust with us because _ country has lost trust with us because we failed to deliver and what _ because we failed to deliver and what i _ because we failed to deliver and what i would like to do is rebuild the trust

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.ty order and even a jail sentence of up to three months. the minimum fines for removing children without permission for five school days will rise from 60—pounds per child to 80 pounds per child from next month. our reporter dan o'donoghue spoke to laura melling, who saved 3,000 pounds taking her daughters on holiday during term—time. £60 per child, so £120 for each other, as it was per parent. my husband and i both got a letter each and it said if we didn't pay it within 60 days it would be an offence against our names. we're joined now by headteacher craig burgess, and rachel smith, who has taken her children out of school for their holidays. good morning to you, as well. craig, you are a head teacher at woolston community primary school. how big a problem is this? when you hear laura and she says she saved £3000, £60 fine or £80 fine will not be a deterrent. fine or £80 fine will not be a deterrent-— fine or £80 fine will not be a deterrent. ., ., ., , ., deterrent. the local author

hello fron breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.by the government to plan for up pandemic. brute detail failings by the government to plan for up pandemic.— detail failings by the government to plan for up pandemic. we can speak to debbie lewis _ plan for up pandemic. we can speak to debbie lewis who _ plan for up pandemic. we can speak to debbie lewis who is _ plan for up pandemic. we can speak to debbie lewis who is the - plan for up pandemic. we can speak to debbie lewis who is the founder. to debbie lewis who is the founder of the campaign for covid—19 victims and herfather died in 2020 after getting the virus and we are joined by doctor tom solomon, director of the pandemic institute. i think it's worth saying, daily, how important has the covid inquiry been to you in terms of the answers you are after? this has been incredibly important, notjust me personally but to all of the bereaved. it is important that we not only get the answers to what went wrong, but we need the answers to what to do when the next pandemic hits. so we

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.ws? yes. firstly let me say how devastated we were _ crossbows? yes. firstly let me say how devastated we were at - crossbows? yes. firstly let me say how devastated we were at the - how devastated we were at the terrible — how devastated we were at the terrible events we saw in bushey yesterday — terrible events we saw in bushey yesterday are my heartfelt condolences go to the family of the three _ condolences go to the family of the three women who have been tragically kitted _ three women who have been tragically kitted in— three women who have been tragically killed. in terms of activity now, the home — killed. in terms of activity now, the home secretary is looking very carefully _ the home secretary is looking very carefully at the call for evidence initiated — carefully at the call for evidence initiated by the department of number— initiated by the department of number of months ago. these are clearly— number of months ago. these are clearly very — number of months ago. these a

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: businesses and services around the world begin to recover after a mass it outage, but the boss of the firm responsible says it could take some time to get all systems up and running. "audacious criminality" — the home secretary condemns violent disorder in the harehills area of leeds. a senior democrat claims president biden didn't recognise him at a recent meeting, despite their long friendship — adding to concerns about his fitness to stand for re—election. in sport, shane lowry leads the way at the open: the irishman holds a two—shot lead at the midway point at royal troon, with his sights set on a second claretjug. a certain amount of alcohol is important, and also i think always doing what you enjoy. and we celebrate with world war ii veteran christian lamb as she turns 104. good morning all, friday's heat and humidity will be replaced as we go through the weekend with cooler, fresher conditions and even rain at times, but don't despair if you have plans, the

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.udice is granted. tears from alec baldwin as the manslaughter charges over a fatal shooting on the set of his film rust are dismissed. good morning. there will be a little warm sunshine coming up through this weekend but, at the same time, the winds from the north, so it will feel quite cool for mid—july and there's a little rain as well. i'll fill in all the details for you as we head through the morning. 5...4...3...2...1. and thunderbirds are go for a concert based on the music of the famous tv puppets. it's saturday, the 13thjuly. our main story. thousands of england fans are descending on berlin — ahead of tomorrow night's euros final against spain. and here, pubs and supermarkets are preparing for what could be their busiest weekend of the year, with venues in england and wales allowed to stay open until1 o'clock in the morning, under special licensing rules. let's get the latest from john in berlin now. it from john in berlin now. is going to be quite some weekend. it is going t

naga munchetty and sunderland south. naga munchetty and sally nugent are standing by. and it was quite interesting. i think they— county and it was quite interesting. i think they quite liked being the underdog tonight. i think they wanted — underdog tonight. i think they wanted to take back the crown of being _ wanted to take back the crown of being the — wanted to take back the crown of being the first count to declare, that there — being the first count to declare, that there was a quiet confidence, a little bit _ that there was a quiet confidence, a little bit of— that there was a quiet confidence, a little bit of "underestimate us at our peril"~ — little bit of "underestimate us at our peril". jackie and the bank who had been _ our peril". jackie and the bank who had been there as the a team all those _ had been there as the a team all those years ago and had all those years— those years ago and had all those years of— those years ago and had all those years of experience of getting the result— years of experience of getting the result out — years of experience of

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: singingng and road cycling while british stars adam peaty and max whitlock get their competitions under way. a wildfire in a popular tourist resort in western canada still burns out of control — as officials warn it could have destroyed up to a third of the historic town of jasper. and is this the future of elderly care? one hospital opens a specially designed ward to reduce waiting times and tackle so called �*bed blocking'. and while they will be some sunshine around today, still a few showers to come to get us through saturday. some more than others at sunday at the moment looking like a really lovely summer's day. dry, warm. i will have their details here on breakfast. good morning. it's saturday 27th july, our main story. the olympic games in paris have now officially begun, with stars like celine dion and lady gaga performing in an elaborate, but rain—soaked ceremony. in a world first, the olympic opening ceremony was held outside of the stadium — with thousands of athletes sailing down