i'm adam flemming from the newscast podcast today, standing in for nina warhurst. hi, i'm daniel. eurovision reporterfor bbc news. and i'm winner of eurovision 2015. and i'm going to host. that radio merseyside. welcome to the eurovision cast studio. sam rider. hello. hello, sam. before we get started, i was because we do this with these headsets, right? so i was wondering with your with your hair, do these work? how do i look? you look great. sound brilliant. so last may, sam, i remember interviewing you in turin in your hotel, and we were talking about how for the first time in years it felt like the entire uk was behind our eurovision artist. and on the night it felt that you had convinced britain that we were going to do well. but still the phrase what is happening was trending on twitter when you started to get all of those points and it's brilliant that you're here. thank you for coming on eurovision cast. how are you now? nearly 12 months on? yeah, i feel fantastic. i feel incredibly grateful for every single little door that clicked open since eurovision. for myself and th

hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and nina warhurst. and an eventful day at aintree racecourse. and an eventful day at aintree racecourse-— and an eventful day at aintree racecourse. when we talk about athletes, racecourse. when we talk about athletes. we — racecourse. when we talk about athletes, we talk _ racecourse. when we talk about athletes, we talk about - racecourse. when we talk about athletes, we talk about the - racecourse. when we talk about. athletes, we talk about the families and it's also about the connections and it's also about the connections and the owners. the connections are and the owners. the connections are a syndicate in scotland who own this horse and paid £17,000 and one of them is a 21—year—old student called cameron strong, putting down £3500 and he will make £50,000! haw cameron strong, putting down £3500 and he will make £50,000!— cameron strong, putting down £3500 and he will make £50,000! how did a student have — and he will make £50,000! how did a student have that _ and he will make £50,000! how did a

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. our headlines today.spected car ramming attack in tel aviv. israel blames palestinian militants in a week of escalating conflict between the two sides. i never had a dream come true. "a beacon of light for a generation of pop fans." tributes are paid to s club 7 star paul cattermole, who has died at 46. we'll speak to a woman who was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer who thought she would never live to see her daughter get married, but 20 years later she'll

good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and jon kay.s lawyers have already said he will plead not guilty. joseph moreno is a former federal prosecutor and fbi consultant and hejoins us now from virginia. good morning. tell us what we can expect to happen today. your system is very different and we have never seen a president in this situation before so what can we expect? absolutely right, jon. we are in completely uncharted territory. for those who are expecting a big dramatic day, you will probably be a little disappointed because most of this should happen behind closed doors. we expect that at about 2:15pm eastern time, about 12 hours from now, donald trump should pull up in his caravan to the district attorneys office in lower manhattan which is colocated with the courthouse. he will exit the vehicle, go into the courthouse, and a combination of the fbi, secret service, the new york police department and court officers will usher him into the courthouse. he might get photographed and fingerprinted, we are not sure. but ultimately h

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst.lessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. cheering. families of those who died in the contaminated blood scandal wait to hear what compensation they might receive after decades of waiting. the royal family indicate that the queen consort will be known as queen camilla after the coronation. managerless and mid—table. no goals, and no immediate bounce for chelsea after the sacking of graham potter, as they draw with liverpool. good as they draw with liverpool. morning. a much milc the good morning. a much milder start to the day to day compared with yesterday, a lot of cloud, and some rain pushing towards the east. behind it it will brighten up later in northern ireland and western scotland. all of the details throughout the programme. it's wednesday, the 5th of april. our main story. donald trump has spoken publicly for the first time since his arrest and appearance in court to face criminal charges. mr trump told a packed hall of supporters in florida last night that

welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: a ban on any new so—calledng roads and the existing roads are killing us so it is half the battle but there is half the battle to go. more than a hundred arrests, as animal rights protesters storm aintree racecourse, and disrupt the start of the grand national. and when the race did get going, it was the favourite who won

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst.er the m&s bank arena, for the final preparations. ben's there for us this morning. you are as giddy as i am, ben. i don't know who is more excited. we are so close to the event. yes, welcome to the waterfront here in liverpool, and the arena which, in just a few weeks' time, will host thousands of musicians and fans from across europe. just here is the arena where tens of thousands of musicians and fans will gather. and millions more will be watching around the world on television. today is a big day, the bbc eurovision team officially takes over the venue. we have some rather special access, we will take you inside and show you where the action will be happening as they begin making final preparations building the stage and so on. this is a big moment for liverpool. hosting the event will benefit the economy to the tune of millions. we will hear more about that in a moment but first here is a look back at how we got here. the uk's sam ryder taking second place at last year's eurovisi

good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and jon kay. our headlines today...e charged with a criminal offence. he's spent the night here at trump tower consulting with lawyers ahead of his court hearing, where reports say he's facing more than 30 criminal charges — all of which he denies. the first uk airport to scrap the 100—millilitre rule on liquids in hand luggage by using high—tech scanners. with dog attacks on farm animals like these on the rise in

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today.s an "insult" to his country. the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. cheering. dame deborah's legacy. the fund she launched before her death from bowel cancer last year raises more than £11 million for research into the disease.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. our headlines today — it's 25 years since the good friday agreement, which ended decades of conflict in northern ireland. tomorrow, president biden will visit belfast. the coronation — new details are revealed about the route, the regalia, and the carriages. customer numbers are up, staff numbers are still struggling. i am in liverpool this morning to find out why hospitality businesses like this one remain worried about recruitment, and what can be done to solve the problem. after weathering a stormy start, spain'sjon rahm fights back to win the masters on a dramatic final day at augusta. and we are bringing back in medieval sport for modern times. what more could you possibly want on a bank holiday monday than a jousting competition? well, we have got one. good morning, quite a different week of weather, much more unsettled. rain clearing northward and eastward study, followed by sunshine and showers, but some of the showers will be heavy, thundery, and blustery. all the details lat

good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and nina warhurst.ur headlines today: a ban on any new so—called smart motorways — campaigners welcome the move but say they want the hard shoulder to be returned to all roads. it doesn't cover existing roads and it is the existing roads that are killing us, so it's half the battle but there's still half the battle to go. more than 100 arrests, as animal rights protestors storm aintree racecourse and disrupt the start of the grand national. and when the race did get going, it was the favourite who won the day. corach rambler provided a second national win for both jockey and trainer, as scotland celebrated another victory at aintree. the largest military parade in 70 years — more than 6,000 members of britain's armed services will take part in next month's coronation. we'll be meeting the disabled dogs who've found a loving home, after overcoming a tough start in life. a lot more cloud around today compared with yesterday. patchy rain or drizzle in the west. in the sunshine, it will feel warm. all the d

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. our headlines today.man. he faces a life sentence. questions asked after a weekend of long delays at dover. the port authorities and ferry operators say the traffic tailback has now cleared. but there's possible fresh disruption for holiday—makers as a five week strike by passport office workers begins at the busiest time of the year for summer renewals.

hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt.e review panel, looked at the experiences ofjust over 100 children and young adults. it found young people had experienced "systematic and sustained" abuse and neglect over a period of more than three years. in the second phase of the report, released today, the panel have made a total of nine recommendations to the government. including measures to provide more care closer to children's families and to reform the system of inspection. we'rejoined now by the report's lead author, dr susan tra nter. thank you very much for your time this morning. i think it's probably useful to people for a moment to remind them of the first part of the report in terms of the evidence discovered. can you give us a brief summary of what you discovered then? good morning and thank you for inviting me on the programme. we found children had experienced sustained harm, abuse and neglect over a period of time and also found out that the leadership and management of these settings was woefully inadequate, and

good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today...are set to be announced by the government later — but campaigners fear they won't go far enough. thousands of teachers in england are back out on strike today, in their ongoing dispute over pay. it's a manchester city masterclass, as they control the title race. they tear leaders arsenal apart in a a—1win, and city will now be

good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. our headlines.in an independent organisation to broker a deal in their pay dispute. thousands flock to a small australian town for a glimpse of a rare solar eclipse. it will be manchester city against real madrid in the champions league semifinals. city finishing thejob in munich to beat bayern and progress — as they look to lift the trophy for the first time.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst.ils are revealed about the route, the regalia, and the carriages. customer numbers are up, staff numbers are still struggling. i am in liverpool this morning to find out why hospitality businesses like this one remain worried about recruitment, and what can be done to solve the problem.

hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. year, disrupting parents and pupils once more. the sticking point is pay and conditions. ros atkins has been taking a closer look at the dispute. another teachers strike is here. thousands of schools in england are affected, and this is the teachers' demand. we are asking for a fully funded, inflation—proof pay rise to correct the long—term decline in teacher pay. it's true, there has been a decline in teacher pay in real terms in the last decade. real terms pay being when we take into account the effect of rising prices of things like food. and if we look at inflation, or in other words the cost of living in the uk, its currently increasing at 10% a year. and then look at this graph. it shows us the decade up to march last year, the most recent point for where we have data across a number of professions. inflation is marked in red, and average pay across professions is in blue, and as you can see, pay is tracked close to or above inflation. but differentjobs have seen wages grow at d

welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and nina warhurst. our headlines today: a ban on any new so—called smart motorways — campaigners welcome the move but say they want the hard shoulder to be returned to all roads. it doesn't cover the existing roads and the existing roads are killing us so it is half the battle but there is half the battle to go. more than a hundred arrests, as animal rights protesters storm aintree racecourse, and disrupt the start of the grand national. and when the race did get going, it was the favourite who won the day. corach rambler proved a bargain for his owners — a scottish syndicate who bought him forjust £17,000. the largest military parade in 70 years — more than 6,000 members of britain's armed services will take part in next month's coronation. and the weather, a lot more cart around today compared to yesterday, patchy rain in the west but it will fill wall. all the details and outlook coming up after breakfast. just as she will feel warm. it's sunday, 16th april. our main story: motoring groups have welco

welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. our headlines today. one person is killed and several others wounded in a suspected car ramming attack in tel aviv. israel blames palestinian militants in a week of escalating conflict between the two sides. i never had a dream come true. "a beacon of light for a generation of pop fans." tributes are paid to s club 7 star paul cattermole, who has died at 46. we'll speak to a woman who was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer who thought she would never live to see her daughter get married, but 20 years later she'll see her walk down the aisle today. she got engaged last year. and the da before she got engaged last year. and the day before the _ she got engaged last year. and the day before the 20th _ she got engaged last year. and the day before the 20th anniversary - she got engaged last year. and the day before the 20th anniversary of| day before the 20th anniversary of your diagnosis... day before the 20th anniversary of your diagnosis. . ._ day before the 20th anniversary of your diagnosis... she's g

good morning welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and ben boulos. our headlines today...rounded and started taking on water. all passengers have now been safely evacuated and the maritime union is calling for an investigation into the incident. for viewers on the bbc news channel we'll take a more detailed look at those news stories next, but this is where we say goodbye to our viewers on bbc one. goodbye. it's sunday 30th april. our main story. emergency care could be disrupted by industrial action for the first time. nhs bosses have warned of significant disruption with staffing levels left exceptionally low. once again members of the royal couege once again members of the royal college of nursing in england will be taking to the picket lines having voted earlier this month to reject the government to pay offer. voted earlier this month to re'ect the government to pay offer. never seen anything _ the government to pay offer. never seen anything like _ the government to pay offer. never seen anything like this _ the government to pay offer. never seen anything like this