coming up at 6 o'clock, breakfast with naga munchetty and rogerjohnson.news, it's time to take a trip through 2018 — a year full of adventure for the team from the travel show. hello, and welcome to the travel show. this week we decided to put away our boarding passes, stow our suitcases and take a look back at some of our favourite places, places and stories of 2018. it's been a really hectic year as we brought to oui’ really hectic year as we brought to our adventures from over 60 countries. there is a taste of what's coming up. that footwork is impressive. we are going through the most fashionable part of tokyo and i'm dressed as a fat plumber. let's begin our look back with some stories that show what a cultured bunch we are here at the travel show. in a moment, i head to beirut to see how they are trying to reclaim their 1960s title as the paris of the middle east. then lucy visits cape town to see how ballroom dancing is helping to break down barriers. but first, back in april, christa went to norway to try her hand at playing musical instruments ma

this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and victoria fritz. good morning.today's main stories from bbc news. at least 168 people are now known to have died and at least 745 more have been injured after a tsunami hit the coast of indonesia. it's thought to have been caused by an undersea landslide following eruptions from the krakatoa volcano. the tsunami hit the coast on the sunda strait, which separates the islands of java and sumatra. the country's disaster management agency says hundreds of buildings were damaged and at least 20 people are still missing, as caroline rigby reports. it began as any other evening. then this. this tsunami struck indonesia on saturday night, hitting beaches including popular tarus spots along the sunda strait, the channel between the islands of java and sinatra. pop group i7 between the islands of java and sinatra. pop group 17 were performing on stage. the base plan to tour manager have been confirmed dead, and others including his wife are concerned missing. officials say the death toll is likely to continue to rise. hundre

this is breakfast with victoria fritz and rogerjohnson. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. tributes have been paid from all sides of the political divide to paddy ashdown — the former liberal democrat leader who has died at the age of 77. tony blair described the man credited with making the lib dems a significant third force in politics as "a political visionary". theresa may said he'd served his country with distinction. at least 62 people have died and nearly 600 more have been injured after a tsunami hit the coast of indonesia. it's thought to have been caused by an undersea landslide following eruptions from the krakatoa volcano. the tsunami hit the coast on the sunda strait, which separates the islands of java and sumatra. the country's disaster management agency says hundreds of buildings were damaged and at least 20 people are still missing. a man and woman are still being held in connection with multiple drone sightings that brought gatwick airport to a standstill. police searched a house in the nearby town of

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson.ost after a sluggish run—up to christmas? i'm live on oxford street. another store has just opened. a seasonal message of solidarity — the foreign secretary orders a review into how britain can help persecuted christians around the world. they were a festive favourite for generations — now two missing morecambe and wise shows will get theirfirst tv airing. we meet the man who discovered them in an old cinema in africa.

this is breakfast with rogerjohnson.'s bring you a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the time is 6:32am. it's thought 18 million people will hit the shops today, with some analysts predicting bigger than usual discounts in the boxing day sales. retailers will be looking to make up for weak trading in the leadup to christmas. research from barclaycard claims that men will be the biggest spenders, shelling out 50% more than women. the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt has ordered a review looking at the way britain could help persecuted christians around the world. mr hunt said that the uk could, and must, do more to help the estimated 215 million christians who faced discrimination or violence last year. israel has attacked a weapons site near the syrian capital, damascus. three soldiers were injured in the incident. israel also confirmed that it later activated its air defence systems to bring down a syrian missile. japan has confirmed that it is to resume commercial whale hunting next year and that it is withdra

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson. our headlines today: it's the traditional boxing day sales. could big discounts give shops a boost after a sluggish run—up to christmas? i live at oxford street, where they are managing the crowd. 700 people are managing the crowd. 700 people are already inside this store and there are lots more queueing to get —— i am live at. a seasonal message of solidarity. the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt orders a review to look at how britain can help persecuted christians around the world. what you do with your unwanted christmas presents? re— gifting the mark of a cheapskate? we will ask the experts. —— is re—gifting the mark of a cheapskate? premier league footballers often attract attention for the wrong reasons, but we've been behind the scenes at one charity, where a certain england star gave up christmas day to put a smile on the faces of local children. and trent alexander arnold returns for his team today, after injury, but his manager says his team are not in a christmas mood, as they focus on trying to beat newcastle to maintain their lead at

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and victoria fritz. our headlines today: police investigating the murder of british backpacker grace millane in new zealand say they've found a body. this brings the search for grace to an end. it is an unbearable time for the millane family and our hearts go out to them. theresa may warns the uk will be in uncharted waters if mps reject her brexit deal on tuesday, but another member of her government resigns. almost a thousand people are in custody after a fourth weekend of anti—government violence in france. liverpool are top of the premier league after they won and manchester city lost 2—0 at chelsea, but an investigation is under way after allegations that raheem sterling was racially abused at stamford bridge. and in weather it is a bit windy and jahri to start with parts, but otherwise a dry, sunny day —— showery. all the details coming up on breakfast. good morning. it's sunday the 9th of december. our top story: police in new zealand searching for the missing british backpacker grace millane, hav

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welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and mega munchetty. our headlines today: named in the new year honours list, the british divers who rescued young footballers from a cave in thailand, and emergency workers at the manchester and london terror attacks. leading figures from the world of entertainment and sport, including michael palin, alistair cook and twiggy, are also recognised. the nicest shock in the world. who wouldn't want to be dame twiggy? the immigration minister is to visit dover today amid mounting concern about the number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats. in sport, unbeaten and six points clear at the top of the premier league — butjurgen klopp says liverpool's best is yet to come. it's saturday december 29th. our top story — more than 1,000 people have been recognised in the new year honours list, including some of the emergency workers who responded to the terror attacks in manchester and london in 2017. also honoured were the british divers who helped rescue a team of young footballers from a cave in thailand

good morning and welcome to brea kfast good morning and welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson. our headlines a, police and is getting the murder of the british backpacker grace millane in new zealand say that they have found a body. -- today. this brings the search for grace to an end. it is numb bearable time for the family and our hearts go out to them. theresa may warns the uk will be entering uncharted waters if mps reject brexit deal on tuesday, but another map of the government resigns. almost 1000 people are in custody after a fourth weekend of anti—government violence in france. and in sport, liverpool are top of the premier league this morning after they widen and manchester city lost 2—0. but an investigation is under way after allegations that i’u ns under way after allegations that runs “— under way after allegations that runs —— raheem sterling was racially abused. in the weather it is windy and charity started across other parts. 0therwise charity started across other parts. otherwise a drier and sunny day. all the details coming up on breakfast. good morning. sun

good morning — welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and rachel burden.ur headlines today: theresa may accuses the former prime minister tony blair of insulting the office he once held through his support for another eu referendum. celebrations in poland as nearly 200 countries reach a deal to tackle climate change. chester zoo reopens after a devastating fire as staff thank visitors for their support. a frosty weekend for the high street as wild weather keeps thousands of shoppers at home. manchester city — back to the top of the table. at least until liverpool play later! the strictly come dancing champions are... plus: who came away with the glitterball trophy? we'll look back at the final of this year's strictly. storm deirdre is starting to blow away into the north sea. there still will be showers around the most of us, it will be a quieter weather day. more details view later. —— for you. it's sunday the 16th of december. our top story, theresa may has launched a public attack on her predecessor tony blair, after the former prime minister gave his b

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson. our headlines today: it's the traditional boxing day sales. could big discounts give shops a boost after a sluggish run—up to christmas? i'm live on oxford street. another store has just opened. a seasonal message of solidarity — the foreign secretary orders a review into how britain can help persecuted christians around the world. they were a festive favourite for generations — now two missing morecambe and wise shows will get theirfirst tv airing. we meet the man who discovered them in an old cinema in africa. no christmas mood, in the liverpool team. managerjurgen klopp says the premier league leaders can't be distracted by festive spirit as they try to stop newcastle, playing the role of the grinch. good morning. a fairly cloudy, mulvey, misty and damp start to the day. for many it will be cloudy with rain. in the north—west of scotland there is some sunshine. good morning. it's the 26th december. our top story. a belated merry christmas from me. it's thought 18 million people wil

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: named in the new yearkers at the manchester and london terror attacks. leading figures from the world of entertainment and sport, including michael palin, alistair cook and twiggy, are also recognised. the nicest shock in the world. who wouldn't want to be dame twiggy? the immigration minister is to visit dover today amid mounting concern about the number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats. in sport, unbeaten and six points clear at the top of the premier league, butjurgen klopp says liverpool's best is yet to come.

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today.s who rescued young footballers from a cave in thailand and emergency workers at the manchester and london terror attacks. leading figures from the world of entertainment and sport, including alistair cook, michael palin and twiggy, are also recognised. the nicest shock in the world. who wouldn't want to be dame twiggy? the immigration minister is to visit dover today amid mounting concern about the number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats.

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson. our headlines today: it's the traditional boxing day sales.eak trading in the runup to christmas? i live in oxford street where the doors arejust i live in oxford street where the doors are just about to open on the sales. it is predicted men will spend more than women. a seasonal message of solidarity. the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt orders a review to look at how britain can help persecuted christians in africa, asia and the middle east. premier league footballers often attract attention for the wrong reasons but at one charity, a liverpool and england star gave

good morning and welcome to brea kfast good morning and welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson.ackpacker grace millane in new zealand say that they have found a body. -- today. this brings the search for grace to an end. it is numb bearable time for the family and our hearts go out to them. theresa may warns the uk will be entering uncharted waters if mps reject brexit deal on tuesday, but another map of the government resigns. almost 1000 people are in custody after a fourth weekend of anti—government violence in france. and in sport, liverpool are top of the premier league this morning

good morning — welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today: theresa insulting the office he once held through his support for another eu referendum. celebrations in poland as nearly 200 countries reach a deal to tackle climate change. chester zoo reopens after a devastating fire as staff thank visitors for their support. a frosty weekend for the high street as wild weather keeps thousands of shoppers at home. manchester city — back to the top of the table. at least until liverpool play later!

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson. our headlines today: it's the traditional boxing day sales. could big discounts help a retail sector struggling after weak trading in the runup to christmas? i live in oxford street where the doors arejust i live in oxford street where the doors are just about to open on the sales. it is predicted men will spend more than women. a seasonal message of solidarity. the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt orders a review to look at how britain can help persecuted christians in africa, asia and the middle east. premier league footballers often attract attention for the wrong reasons but at one charity, a liverpool and england star gave up his christmas day to put a smile on the faces of local children. and trent alexander—arnold returns for liverpool today, after injury, but his manager says his team are not in a christmas mood, as they focus on trying to beat newcastle to maintain their lead at the top of the premier league. good morning to you once again, it is going to be fairly cloudy. we will cease in drizzle, some across the north—east of scotland.

welcome to breakfast, with victoria fritz and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: tributes to the former liberal democrat leader lord ashdown, who's died at the age of 77. more than 160 people are killed and hundreds more injured as a tsunami hits the coast of indonesia. flights return to normal at gatwick as police investigating the drone disruption continue to question two people. in sport, manchester city lose valuable points in the title race but a winning start for ole gunnar solskjaer as manchester united's caretaker manager. good morning. a much cloudy day to day across many parts of the uk. there is some rain in the forecast as well —— cloudier days. more details coming up. it's sunday the 23rd of december. good morning. our top story: friends and colleagues have been remembering the former leader of the liberal democrats, lord ashdown, who's died at he age of 77 just months after revealing he was being treated for bladder cancer. he led the lib dems for more than a decade — from 1988 until 1999 — and is credited with making the party a

this is breakfast with victoria fritz and rogerjohnson. it's 8:31.t 168 people are now known to have died and at least 750 more have been injured after a tsunami hit the coast of indonesia. it's thought to have been caused by an under sea landslide following eruptions from the krakatoa volcano. the tsunami hit the coast on the sunda strait, which separates the islands of java and sumatra. the country's disaster management agency says hundreds of buildings were damaged and at least 20 people are still missing. here, tributes have been paid to the former liberal democrats leader paddy ashdown, who died yesterday aged 77. joining us now from edinburgh is lord ming campbell, who lord ashdown publically supported in the 2006 leadership campaign. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you. good morning. how important was that public backing that you received from paddy ashdown? paddy was such a large figure both inside and outside the party and to have his support obviously in a campaign of that kind was extremely impor