good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and rogerjohnson.g is causing travel disruption around the uk and forecasters warn it's likely to continue for much of today. the tuc calls on the government to get serious about improving pay for public sector workers. documents released by the irish national archives reveal a republican plot to poison the water supply in england in the late �*90s. arsenal close the gap at the top of the premier league. a 1—0 win over ipswich moves them within six points of the leaders liverpool. and there is a lot more mist and fog again today across many parts of england and wales, but for some it will turn a little brighter. i will have all the details later. it's saturday, the 28th of december. our main story: airline passengers are being warned they could face further travel disruption today as the thick fog, which led to dozens of cancellations and delays yesterday, continues.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: in thend the south—west of england are urged to stay indoors as storm darragh hits with 90mph winds. an emergency alert is issued on a scale never seen before to mobile phones in the areas that could be worst affected. and this is what it is like in bangor in north wales as coastal areas abutted by those strong winds. and we

good morning welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.ton keynes on christmas day. investigations are continuing into a plane crash in kazakhstan on christmas day that killed 38 people. and did you hit the boxing day sales this year? figures suggest suggest fewer of us headed to the high street this year, preferring to shop online instead — i'll have the details. in sport... could boxing day have gone any better for liverpool? they beat leicester to go seven points clear at the top of the premier league just hours after their nearest rivals lose at home. and good morning, it's another mild, murky day and we have some extensive mist and fog. that will be slow to clear but i will bring you all the detail throughout the programme.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: prince andrew denies, but there are calls for a wider inquiry more councils in england step in to help pensioners who no longer qualify for the winter fuel allowance. there are calls for more mental health support for military veterans after a former royal marine takes his own life. good takes his own life. morning. in sport — ending the year on a high: england's cricketers are in fine voice in new zealand with the series in the bag and their bowlers dominate again on the first day of the final test. # i wish it could be christmas every day. and festive friends reunited: the children who sang on wizzard's classic christmas single catch up after more than half a century. weatherwise, sunshine is back more widely today, at least for a time. tomorrow, the cloud is back but it will feel much, much milder. i will have the weekend forecast. it's saturday 14th december. prince andrew says he "ceased all contact"

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today.tor says it wants to deliver a better service for customers. it comes as nearly 60,000 homes and businesses in southampton are without water in the run up to christmas. a supply fault could last until the weekend. behind the scenes with the gps tackling winter pressures as seasonal viruses take their toll. the bank of england is expected to hold off cutting interest rates when it announces it latest decision on the cost of borrowing today. i'll look at what it'll mean for your loans and mortgages. from one goal all season to three in half an hour. gabrieljesus comes to arsenal's rescue as they make it through to the semi—finals of the league cup. what if i told you that in our room there's a hidden door that leads to a secret passage from which you can spy into people's rooms? a wartime mystery for the famous five. bringing enid blyton's classic stories to a new generation this christmas. good morning. it is a sunny day to day that we have had of late, still some showers in the north a

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. rule out more tax rises if needed. what i can't do is say to you, there are no circumstances and foresee the future that would not lead to any change at all. what i can't do is say to you, there are no circumstances unforeseen in the future that would not lead to any change at all. but i can tell you our intention was to do the tough stuff in that stuff in that budget. in a wide ranging interview we speak to sir keir starmer about migration, the economy, nhs waiting lists and his falling popularity. a manhunt continues following the killing of a health

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty.singing voice? not now. i enjoy i singing but when i was a kid i was singing voice? not now. i enjoy - singing but when i was a kid i was a chorister and that is how the story started. the widow of my former choirmaster earlier this year sent me a cassette, remember those, of me singing in 1978 in the bleak midwinter as a soloist and the reason why it is poignant is it was before i started some quite intense caring for my mum who was terminally ill with bone cancer. and we visited the younger carers choir and we were really impressed with their work and we joined the dots and said really impressed with their work and wejoined the dots and said can really impressed with their work and we joined the dots and said can we do something with them in the original idea was we do a recording of me singing age 13 and then they would sing again but we discovered they'd written their own song love is enough, and it's much better. so let's break it down, we have a recording of you when you are 13.

welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and naga munchetty. order to qualify for the winter fuel payment, but charities are warnings the system is overwhelmed. the search for malaysia airlines flight mh370 is to resume a decade after it vanished. it doesn't get much bigger than this: the beard has been cleared. usyk fury 2 is tonight. he says the beard gives them added strength. tyson fury weighs in four stone heavier than oleksandr usyk as he bids to win the world heavyweight title for a third time. and good morning. it's going to be a busy weekend travel—wise and if you are travelling, be aware we've got some very strong winds in the forecast today. that could cause some disruption. it's also going to turn colder. but i'll bring you the full details very shortly. it's saturday the 21st of december. our main story: two people have died and around 70 others were injured, 15 of them seriously, after a car was driven into a busy christmas market in germany. it happened in magdeburg, 100 miles west of berlin, at around 7pm last night local time.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: in the eye of the storm. 3 million people in wales and the south—west of england are urged to stay indoors as storm darragh hits with 90mph winds. an emergency alert is issued on a scale never seen before to mobile phones in the areas that could be worst affected. and this is what it is like in bangor in north wales as coastal areas abutted by those strong winds. and we are feeling the full force of storm _ and we are feeling the full force of storm darragh this morning. i will have _ storm darragh this morning. i will have all_ storm darragh this morning. i will have all the latest on that serious red warning to strong winds in parts of wales_ red warning to strong winds in parts of wales and the bristol channel, as well as_ of wales and the bristol channel, as well as the _ of wales and the bristol channel, as well as the full forecast for the rest of— well as the full forecast for the rest of the uk, later. in sport, storm darragh wreaks havoc with the weekend'

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. the prime minister tells breakfast people will be better off by the next general election, but fails to rule out more tax rises if needed. what i can't do is say to you, there are no circumstances and foresee the future that would not lead to any change at all. what i can't do is say to you, there are no circumstances unforeseen in the future that would not lead to any change at all. but i can tell you our intention was to do the tough stuff in that stuff in that budget. in a wide ranging interview we speak to sir keir starmer about migration, the economy, nhs waiting lists and his falling popularity. a manhunt continues following the killing of a health care chief executive in new york — police have released photos of the individual wanted for questioning. reports of abuse towards 999 call handlers increase by more than a third since 2019. we hear how staff are being impacted. the start of day six of kevin sinfield's epic challenge. this is northamptonshire, famous for rugby, famous

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.uk, with many finding work illegally in places like nail bars. despite a national crackdown, including raids on suspected businesses, many manage to evade being detected by authorities. 0ur reporter divya talwar has more. mid—morning, south wales. immigration enforcement teams are visiting workplaces where they suspect people are working illegally. you were working when i came in, you were working this week? 0n the basis of what you're telling me at the moment i'm arresting you. can you explain to her that i'm arresting her? so there was a woman working in the shop. she was wearing a pink tracksuit. she saw the the officers and she ran out the back of the shop. and i think the officers have gone, you can see one of them running to try and track her down at the back. have you got some identification on yourself? 0h, in my house. 0k~ _ yeah, at the lights by the train station at the moment. are you in position? the government says it's ramped up visits on premises like nail bars, barber