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hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. launched by the group karahasanlilar uk. a cancer charity has said patients have told them they�*re worried about how they�*re going to feed themselves as their earnings dip, but their bills continue to rise. macmillan said it gave away more than £1.2 million to support cancer patients in london in 2021, up more than 20% on the year before, and expects even more people will need their help. i�*ve been doing this for, benefit advice for about 25 years. but i�*ve never seen the amount of concern from people in terms of how i�*m going to survive, how i�*m going to feed myself, how am i going to feed my kids? and then there is the priority, do i keep the heating on or do i put the heating off? do i buy enough basic food for the week or we go without certain things? there are hopes of a breakthrough in the long—running dispute with abellio bus drivers after their union voted to suspend their strikes. walk—outs planned for today have been called off and members are being balloted on whether

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent.tion in the amount of caffeine per cup from different high street chains. we'll speak to a dietician about how much caffeine is a healthy amount. united by music is the theme of this year's eurovision song contest in liverpool. to mark the event, there's a new bbc podcast called eurovisioncast. we'll chat to the hosts, including our very own nina, at 08.50. comic relief�*s red noses have had an environmentally friendly makeover. richard curtis will be here just before eight to tell us more. some people are referring to today as walkout wednesday — a term which reflects just how widespread the strike disruption is expected to be. among those taking action are train drivers, which means yet more disruption to services across the country. 0ur reporter tim muffett is at euston station. it looks very quiet there. how difficult will today be if we need to travel? it difficult will today be if we need to travel? , , to travel? it will be very difficult. _ to travel? it will be very difficult.

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. good withjon kay and sally nugent. morning.pated boxing match of year last night, and to give us a blow—by—blow account of what happened, we'll be joined by boxing commentator, steve bunce. if you've spent the weekend getting a costume ready for your kids, you'll know all about world book day. children's laureate, joseph coelho is also excited about it. he'll be here before eight. and if you've ever wondered how parole boards make the life—changing decision about whether someone is fit to be released from prison or not, we'll speak to the creator of a new bbc documentary just before nine. energy regulator 0fgem will announce a new price cap today to take effect from april. but what impact will it have on the cost of your bills? if you think your bills are coming down, you might be in for a shock. nina's at a community cafe in preston this morning. good morning. this place is so much more than a community cafe. in there we have got mike and mark, who do cookery classes for people who need to learn the basics around eating health

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today.nt search operation is launched. rallying support. the prime minister is in belfast to persuade mps to back his new deal on post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. tens of thousands of teachers across scotland and the north of england go on strike in the fight for an above—inflation pay rise. food prices continue to rise but by how much? we get the latest food inflation figures this morning and ask why its happening, and where it might end. in sport, one of the greatest finishes to a test match.

this good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today.ns says it expects it to double. remarkable stories of survival are still emerging, but hopes fade many others will be found alive. a boy and girl, both 15—years—old, are arrested on suspicion of murder, after the death of 16—year—old brianna ghey in warrington. people in england are going without prescriptions as a way of saving money, according to the royal pharmaceutical society. the year of the debt crisis — that's how one charity

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today.ren with special educational needs and disabilities as bbc research reveals half of specialist state—funded schools in england are oversubscribed. i know it could be so much betterfor them. i genuinely feel it is shameful what we are providing for our children is the head teacher of the school. and i know it could be so much better for them, they deserve so much better.

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. energy bills to rise again. face a big hike from april. despite the raw cost of energy coming down, most of our bills will go coming down, most of our bills will 9° up coming down, most of our bills will go up again. i am at a community cafe in preston talking to those who say they will not have the buffer to meet the extra costs. is a deal done on a new brexit agreement for northern ireland? the prime minister meets his european counterpart today in berkshire.

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. our headlines today... the united nations says that syria has agreed to open two more border crossings to allow in aid to a country devastated by last week's earthquake. the united states defends its decision to shoot down three flying objects over the weekend. but the white house says it still doesn't know what they are. there is no. again no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity. average wages have been rising at the fastest rate for decades but they've failed to keep up with the soaring cost of living. we'll get the latest figures this morning and i'll explain what they tell us. punched, headbutted and spat at. hundreds of grassroots referees in england say that they fear for their safety on the pitch. liverpool return to winning ways. they beat everton in a dominant derby display, withjurgen klopp insisting they've regained their identity. good morning. parts of wales could reach _ good morning. parts of wales could reach 17 _ good morning. parts of wales could reach 17 degrees today. before

hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.earch for survivors of monday's earthquakes, which have killed at least 8,000 people. this is the scene in the turkish city of sanliurfa. the number is sadly increasing all the time. you can see a rescue operation under way at a block of flats that has collapsed. people have been up all night and will continue to be up all day, just searching through the rubble, looking and listening for any survivors. aid agencies are out there, they have come from around there, they have come from around the world, including from the uk, and are warning that the rescue efforts have been hampered by the weather because the sun might be shining, the sky might be blue, but the temperatures are freezing in some parts of that region, particularly in the more remote rural areas. this is sanliurfa, and we have had figures in overnight from the world health organization who estimate as many as 23 million people across turkey and syria will be affected by what happened with those two earthquakes are quite clo

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today.t to limit the amount of fruit and veg you can buy because of a shortage of fresh produce. shamima begum — who fled london as a schoolgirl tojoin islamic state — finds out today if she�*s won her appeal against being stripped of her british citizenship in sport, how ruthless real madrid have liverpool reeling, letting in five goals at anfield for the first time in their history in the champions league.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today.den touches down about the threat posed by russia, after a surprise visit to ukraine. two new earthquakes hit turkey and syria leaving hundreds injured — rescue workers are once again searching for people trapped under rubble. increase in costs in april. i'll be looking at what that could mean for you. what does the future hold for liverpool, with the club's

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. our headlines today...y devastated by last week's earthquake. the united states defends its decision to shoot down three flying objects over the weekend. but the white house says it still doesn't know what they are. there is no. again no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity. average wages have been rising at the fastest rate for decades but they've failed to keep up with the soaring cost of living. we'll get the latest figures this morning and i'll explain what they tell us.

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today.est nhs strike of this winter's pay dispute. tens of thousands of nurses and ambulance workers take action on the same day. the head teacher of a private school in surrey is found dead along with her husband and seven—year—old daughter. the police say they don't think anyone else was involved. have energy prices peaked? as the wholesale cost of energy comes down, how long before we see the change in monthly bills? we take a look. turning up the heat on the ice. how great britain's bobsleigh team have produced a second record breaking result in weeks, this a first world championship

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today.as sent search and rescue specialists to turkey, as the government pledges funding for support in syria. police say they remain open to new information about missing woman nicola bulley, as the search enters its 12th day. explain yourselves — that's the message from the government to energy suppliers who have been forcing customers on to pre—payment meters. at midnight their deadline passed, we look at what comes next.

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today.rike today. teachers in england and wales, and two areas of scotland, are striking over pay — more than 20,000 schools could be affected. a four—year—old girl has died after being attacked by a dog in the garden of a house in milton keynes. paperchase is pulled off the high street with a tesco takeover. we look at what it means for its 820 employeers, and what it tells us about how we're shopping while we feel the pinch. the long wait is over — how local lad sean longstaff has these newcastle fans dreaming, as the club reach

good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today.continues for nicola bulley, the mother of two who went missing while walking her dog near a river 11 days ago. the prime minister's expected to announce a cabinet reshuffle as he replaces conservative party chairman nadhim zahawi. the olympic dream for three female afghan cyclists, who risked their lives to escape the taliban. the millions of pounds in energy support going unclaimed — hundreds of thousands of households on prepayment meters are missing out, as government vouchers to help prepayment customers go unused. i'll have the details.

hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.going to work? .. .. you just explain how this is going to work? ., ., .. you just explain how this is going to work? ., ., ., . to work? for women who are prescribed — to work? for women who are prescribed hrt _ to work? for women who are prescribed hrt currently i to work? for women who are | prescribed hrt currently they to work? for women who are i prescribed hrt currently they have to pay normal perception charges and for some women the cost of that, which can be hundreds of pounds a year, particularly if they are on both oestrogen and progesterone, can put their must put their —— both oestrogen and progesterone, can put their —— it can put them off hrt. we don't want costs to be an influence. from 1st of april, people can order a certificate and then presented to a pharmacy when they pick up their prescription so they are exempt from charges for hormone replacement therapy. it lasts for 12 months. if you are on a prescription and it does not run out until may or june, don't buy i

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent.community. —— nicola's family. a lot of people are getting in touch this morning asking how long could the formal identification process take? when will her family know what has happened? what would you expect? know what has happened? what would ou exect? ~ «' know what has happened? what would ou exect? ~ «i , you expect? well, i think people need to do what they have not i you expect? well, i think people i need to do what they have not been doing throughout this entire investigation and they need to leave the police and allow them that time and that space in order to support whoever is the family of the deceased person because obviously it hasn't been identified, the body has not been identified as nicola and they need to leave the police to be able to continue supporting her family throughout this. i am sure they will all be absolutely devastated, and i include the police officers involved in this investigation. i officers involved in this investigation.— officers involved in this

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent.national search and rescue team, who has recently returned from turkey after helping the victims of the catastrophic earthquakes. the average person uses more than 123 million words in their lifetime but what if you could only say 140 words each day? that's the subject of a new play starring aidan turner and jenna coleman. they'll be here to tell us more at 8.50. the animation studio aardman, best known for wallace and gromit, has worked with save the children to create a film about refugee families fleeing the conflict in ukraine. we'll speak the charity's ambassadors dom joly and natasha kaplinsky at 0905. asda and morrisons have introduced restrictions on the amount of fruit and vegetables customers can buy, after a shortage in some products including salad, peppers and tomatoes. ben is at a wholesale market in london for us and can explain what's behind the supply issues. we thought we would get an idea of where everything is coming from. good morning, how are the supplies there? ,

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent.ities struggling to search through the rubble in many places, given the vast area that has been affected. but it's understood that this earthquake was a 7.8 magnitude tremor. it struckjust before dawn. since the initial quake there have been a number of after—shocks. that is making the search more difficult. the work is ongoing through the rubble of collapsed buildings. many people still trapped. the tremor was felt as far away as lebanon and cyprus. the pictures you are seeing at the moment, they are doing the search. we have seen people calling into the rubble, searching through. finding what they can. people have been told to stay off their phones to keep their networks free, in case anybody needs emergency help. we will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. health unions have described today's strikes, as the biggest day of industrial action so far in their long running nhs pay dispute. we can speak now to professor sir stephen powis, national medical director for nhs england.

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today. missing couple constance marten and mark gordon are found in brighton, but without their baby. an urgent search operation is launched. rallying support. the prime minister is in belfast to persuade mps to back his new deal on post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. tens of thousands of teachers across scotland and the north of england go on strike in the fight for an above—inflation pay rise. food prices continue to rise but by how much? we get the latest food inflation figures this morning and ask why its happening, and where it might end. in sport, one of the greatest finishes to a test match. how england lost by a single run in the second test with england. ben stokes�* side producing a barely believable finish. iamat iam atan i am at an observatory at a dark sky discovery site in county durham to find out more about those spectacular sightings of the northern lights. and once again last night under some clear skies, some of us were lucky enough to see the northern l