welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: the prime minister sayswomen and girls, after a number of high profile cases over the past year. it comes as police failings were found to have contributed to the deaths of a mother and daughter, who were murdered after officers dismissed their concerns about the killer. no deal at the un climate change conference in egypt. talks are extended as countries push for an agreement on cutting carbon emissions. here we go! more than £35 million is raised for good causes in this year's

this is breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden.more crossings, hasn't it? but also we are hearing lots of response from government agencies on both sides of the channels about how they might tackle this crisis. yes. they might tackle this crisis. yes, there have _ they might tackle this crisis. yes, there have been _ they might tackle this crisis. yes, there have been a _ they might tackle this crisis. yes, there have been a lot _ they might tackle this crisis. yes, there have been a lot of- they might tackle this crisis. 12: there have been a lot of initiatives recently to try to stop the crossings or at least bring down the number of people making the dangerous journey, number of people making the dangerousjourney, but number of people making the dangerous journey, but the number of people making the dangerousjourney, but the reality is this is largely dependent upon the weather. that is really dictating it. today it was foggy at the start of the day, that has now lifted. it is very calm in the channel so we are expecting another

welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the prime minister says he wants to make britain's streets safer for women and girls, after a number of high profile cases over the past year. it comes as police failings were found to have contributed to the deaths of a mother and daughter, who were murdered after officers dismissed their concerns about the killer. no deal at the un climate change conference in egypt. talks are extended as countries push for an agreement on cutting carbon emissions. here we go! more than £35 million is raised for good causes in this year's children in need appeal. good morning from dai harvard. we will have the latest as qatar bans drinking at world cup stadiums. but back at home it's a brilliant night for england as they are crowned wheelchair rugby league world champions, beating france in a thrilling final. and the finishing line's in sight for kevin sinfield, as he start's the final day of his epic week long ultra—marathon challenge in aid of mnd charities. good morning. seve

welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and rachel burden.football's showpiece event? after the death of toddler awaab ishak because of mould in his home, housing secretary michael gove tells all social housing providers in england it must never be allowed to happen again. good morning. as the overnight rain continues to clear, sunday is shaping up to be a bright day which i was around, but more wind and rain is on the way from early next week. i will have a full forecast for you in about 15 minutes. —— sunday is shaping up to be a bright day with showers around. it's sunday the november the 20th. our main story: the cop27 climate summit in egypt has ended on a historic deal struck to help countries worst—hit by climate change. after two weeks of talks, delegates agreed to set up a fund to pay for loss and damage already being caused by global warming. our science and environment correspondent victoria gill is in sharm—el—sheikh for us this morning, and joins us now. victoria, how significant is this? imean, a i mean, a late night, they worke

burden on my family. there's. there's no other option left for us. is rachel, even their future is now tied to strangers of much older. who now have the greatest say on how the rest of their life will play out. and gentlemen of a more is for the or goofy. she was the 1st woman deputy speaker of the of gone to parliament and as negotiated with the taliban face to face during the door. her talks welcome, miss goofy. the timid girls being matted off by their families in the face of a bleak future under the taliban. how common is this across of grand star? now? obviously, child marriage is something that existed in our society. however, in the last 20 years, there were laws and regulations and awareness and measures that were taken to avoid child, the child manages. and it has many minds and used to great extent. however, since the takeover of, of amazon by taliban, as you rightly say, you know, lack of any green light at the end of this tunnel for african women and girls. a lot of girls are forced to marry and they young in fact. so poverty is mondays and but the

burden of maintaining the ukrainian economy. thus we're getting more and more involved in this conflict are causing locked out or to contribute a rachel march overtures. rachel, a very good afternoon to you. always good to see you. brussels as always categorically said, is not a direct polity to the conflict in ukraine, but order been certainly seems to be sounding the alarm doesn't yeah, well european leaders have repeatedly stated that the e u is not a party to the ukraine conflict back in may for example french president emmanuel, michael said quote, we are not at war with russia. we work as europeans for the preservation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. although my call is always talking about being at war with every policy problem. on the other hand, he was at war with cove id. he said that he was at war with climate change earlier this week. and he's repeatedly evoked a war economy, which is kind of a weird thing to say if you're not actually involved in a war, right. so a hungarian prime minister, victor, or bon is like the bouncer at the casino. he just stepped in and blocked the use gambling of another

burden. can anyone define this? how much does someone have to earn to be classified as someone with broad shoulders? would rachel incomes to pay a bit more in tax but my key priority would be to crack down on some of the loopholes we've got in the tax system. for example you can make britain your home but not pay taxes here and the non—dom tax status means 70,000 people who have made britain their home are not paying their fair share of tax in britain and that is costing us, this is costing us £3.2 billion a year, so labour would end that non—dom tax status to ensure that non—dom tax status to ensure that we are getting those tax revenues from everybody that makes britain their home. itithi’heztt revenues from everybody that makes britain their home.— revenues from everybody that makes britain their home. what ralph wants to know and — britain their home. what ralph wants to know and i'm _ britain their home. what ralph wants to know and i'm sure _ britain their home. what ralph wants to know and i'm sure other— britain their home. what ralph wants to know and i'm sure other viewers i to know and i'm sure other