good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. our headlines today: there have been several explosions at churches and luxury hotels in sri lanka — 52 people are reported dead and hundreds injured. the government has brought prosperity and peace back to this country. overnight, police remove some climate change protestors from waterloo bridge — it's still closed and demonstrations continue in central london. a message of hope and resurrection — notre—dame‘s easter service finds a new home but there's unrest on the streets during the latest anti—government ‘yellow vest‘ protests in paris. and amir khan's world title shot ended in controversy. he was hit with a low blow by the champion terence crawford and couldn't carry on, the american keeping his wbo belt. another warm and sunny day for most of us today. as we head into next week we are looking at changes in the weather. it's sunday 21st april. our top story: at least 52 people are reported to have been killed in a series of explosions in sri lanka. hundreds have been injured aft

good morning welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: jeremy corbyn admits in a secret recording that labour may have lost or ignored evidence of anti—semitism within the party. poverty is damaging children's education — the warning from teachers, who say some pupils arrive at school hungry, thirsty and without appropriate clothing. open champion francesco molinari leads the way in augusta. but tiger woods is on the prowl. he's just two shots behind going into the final day of at the masters. is there is warmer weather on the way but today's going to be another chilly one. some sunshine, a lot of dry weather, probably more cloud than yesterday. join me later for all the details. it's sunday the 14th april, our top story: a leaked recording of the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been released, in which he suggests the party may have lost, mislaid or ignored evidence of anti—semitism. his comments were secretly taped by one of his fiercest critics — the labour mp, dame margaret hodge — when she met him in february to di

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and mega munchetty. our headlines today: in the last few minutes we've had reports of several explosions in sri lanka. blasts have been reported at two main churches in the capital colombo and nearby city negombo. overnight, police removed some climate change protestors from waterloo bridge — it's still closed and demonstrations continue in central london. a message of hope and resurrection — notre—dame‘s easter service finds a new home, but there's unrest on the streets during the latest anti—government ‘yellow vest‘ protests in paris. and in the last hour, amir khan's world title shot ended in controversy. he was hit with a low blow by the champion, terence crawford, and couldn't carry on, the american keeping his wbo title. good morning and happy easter sunday to you. it will be another warm and sunny day for most people. signs of change as we had to next week. join me laterfor all the change as we had to next week. join me later for all the details. it's sunday 21st april. within the last hour, at le

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. people are now known to have died after a series of easter sunday bombings in sri lanka — five britons are among the victims. a curfew was imposed across the country overnight. it's not yet known who was behind the attack. the end to a week of disruption by climate change protestors in london as the last of the activists are removed by police. hundreds are forced to spend the night in shelters as a mile long fire sweeps across the mourne mountains in county down.

coming up at 6:00 on breakfast — naga munchetty and rogerjohnson will have all the day's news, businessof those deadly attacks in sri lanka. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: police in sri lanka say the death toll from the easter sunday bomb blasts has now risen to 290. 2a suspects have been arrested following the worst day of violence in the country for more than a decade. the comedian and actor volodymyr zelensky has won a landslide victory in ukraine's presidential election. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the telegraph, which says key intelligence on a possible terrorist attack was not passed on to the sri lankan government. information concerning the threat was available days before at least 290 people were killed in the easter sunday suicide bombings that targeted christians at worship and tourists at five—star hotels. the mashable discusses how sri lanka restricted access to social media following the terror attack. social media sites such as facebook and whatsapp were disabled

hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and rogerjohnson.een injured. the blasts happened at a number of churches and hotels. the attacks happend as worshippers gathered to celebrate easter. 0ur south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan joins us from delhi and i wish we were talking under better circumstances, this is horrendous, obviously a coordinated targeted attack. it is absolutely horrendous and details are still very much emerging. six separate explosions, three in churches, just before nine in the morning, when people are attending easter sunday services, the explosions went off. we have seen images, you have shared some on the programme, on social media, people and planet trying to rescue people. you can see debris. —— people trying to rescue people. the hospital has told us they have been some foreign fatalities. we are not sure which nationalities or the number. at the moment, the death toll in the coordinated attacks is at least 100. i have to say, looking at least 100. i have to say, looking at some of the images and what we

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: in thelanka. blasts have been reported at two main churches in the capital colombo and nearby city negombo. 0vernight, police removed some climate change protestors from waterloo bridge — it's still closed and demonstrations continue in central london. a message of hope and resurrection — notre—dame‘s easter service finds a new home, but there's unrest on the streets during the latest

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and mega munchetty. our headlines today: nearly 300 people are now known to have died after a series of easter sunday bombings in sri lanka — five britons are among the victims. a curfew was imposed across the country overnight. it's not yet known who was behind the attack. the end to a week of disruption by climate change protestors in london as the last of the activists are removed by police. hundreds are forced to spend the night in shelters as a mile long fire sweeps across the mourne mountains in county down. no title twist yet, liverpool have their noses in front again in the premier league, a 2—0 win and that's bad news for cardiff in their fight to stay up. it is the start of the rhubarb season. it is the start of the rhubarb season. later on we will be picking and tasting some of this rhubarb and i will have a full forecast in what is said to be a record—breaking easter monday. it's monday the 22nd of april. our top story: nearly 300 people are now known to have died in a series of bombings acro

good morning welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and rogerjohnson.hin the party. poverty is damaging children's education — the warning from teachers, who say some pupils arrive at school hungry, thirsty and without appropriate clothing. open champion francesco molinari leads the way in augusta. but tiger woods is on the prowl. he's just two shots behind going into the final day of at the masters. is there is

that's all for today i'll be back tomorrow from 6am with rogerjohnson. have a lovely weekend.nearly one—in—10 heart attacks and strokes in england and wales could be prevented if routine check—ups were better targeted an nhs scheme to help people with serious mental health conditions find work is to be expanded across most of england. campaigners call on the government to cut tax on house plant5 because they're good for us and the environment. we would ask the government to look at some of their peers acro55 europe, where the rate of vat on pla nts europe, where the rate of vat on plants is europe, where the rate of vat on pla nts is up europe, where the rate of vat on plants is up to half in some places, more than that, than what it is against the standard rate of

and rogerjohnson in anfield, special coverage from there on bbc north west tonight at 6:30pm as well,n. for more than a century, the queens of france lived in these apartments. but the most famous occupants of them all was marie antoinette. she first came to versailles as little more than a child, marrying the man who would become louis xvi, when she was just 14. for nearly 20 years, she called the palace her home, but then came the revolution. translation: this is marie antoinette‘s room, that she left in haste on the morning of october the 6th 1789 at the time of the french revolution. she never returned to versailles. and, since then, no queen has ever occupied this room. it is estimated around 8 million people visit versailles every year. with the restoration of these apartments, officials say the palace is now more open than ever. tim almen, bbc news. it is not frumpy and, it is versailles, how can you possibly say how trumpian! it is rococo, it is over the top. it is not trumpian. i know it comes from a different order, but i still think of it as a little bit, you know... chuckl