good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. our headlines today.tary says its war in gaza will continue for many more month as the palestinian president mahmouds abbas says the conflict is beyond a catastrophe. new guidance for police officers in england and wales, who are told they must attend all residential burglaries as soon as possible. a warning that the uk's increasingly warmer summers and wetter winters are causing chaos for nature. good morning. after the giving and receiving comes the returning and refunding. if you've got an unwanted gift or a present delivery that didn't work out, i'll be explaining all about your festive consumer rights. in sport, manchester united start a new era, with a dramatic win at old trafford. rasmus hojlund's first league goal helps them mount a stunning comeback against aston villa to seal a stunning victory. could a stunning victory. we have another big christmas travel could we have another big christmas travel day impacted by the weather? store gerrit will bring some strong wind, wind and snow to parts of

and sally nugent. our headlines today. the nhs braces for major disruption as junior doctors in england begin a three day strike over pay. scientists say the volcano erupting in south—west iceland could continue to spew lava for months. the hamas leader is expected to visit egypt for talks later, as israel indicates it is willing to agree to another pause in fighting, in exchange for hostages. a busy morning at a birmingham wholesale market is people stock up on the essentials before christmas. how much more expensive will your christmas dinner be this year? i would have the details of that plus the latest inflation figures. the sports personality of the year trophy is in safe hands as england goalkeeper mary earps wins the 70th edition — with stuart broad in second and katarina johnson—thompson third. good morning. iam in i am in stroud, where it is snowing. it may not be real but it is probably as close as many of us will get to a white christmas. a cloudy and damp day, murky in the west, rain crossing the north of the c

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today... a huge volcano erupts in south west iceland, after weeks of intense earthquake activity. dame esther rantzen says she has joined the swiss organisation dignitas and is considering assisted dying if her lung cancer doesn't respond to treatment. security in the middle east. the uk joins a coalition of ten countries protecting commercial vessels in the red sea, after bp starts diverting its ships. more than 100 people are killed in a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in north—west china. gift cards will be flying off the shelves this week, as millions of us seek out christmas presents which — hopefully — look a bit more thoughtful than cold, hard cash. but there are some pitfalls. i'll be taking a look. in sport... a huge night ahead, as the 70th edition of sports personality of the year is held here in salford. whose name will follow beth mead's on that coveted trophy? good on that coveted trophy? morning. a wet start acro: england good morning. a wet start across england and wales. match range

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. the uk to work. an undercover investigation by panorama into a residential and nursing home near newcastle also saw low staffing levels, which health professionals say was putting vulnerable residents at risk. prestwick care ? the company that operates the home — denies any suggestion of systematic bad practice. the home office has since revoked its licence to recruit overseas. here 5 our social affairs editor alison holt. an undercover panorama reporter spent eight weeks working as a care assistant here at addison court residential and nursing homejust outside newcastle. more than 50 residents live here, paying an average of £1,100 a week. the reporter is soon told they're short of nurses. prestwick care, which runs the home, says one nurse on duty is adequate as they're backed up by a team of care staff. but this nurse is struggling. she's from india and says she needs the visa, which is sponsored by prestwick care. and panorama has seen evidence of why some overseas staff might fee

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today...e questions about his eat out to help out scheme. tomorrow, he'll fight to save his flagship immigration policy, as mps vote on the controversial rwanda bill. calls for greater awareness of cancer during pregnancy. healthcare professionals say symptoms are being dismissed and overlooked. just some of the millions of parcels and cards on their way to be delivered in time for christmas. good morning. iam delivered in time for christmas. good morning. i am at the royal mail new massive hub in daventry. i will have the last posting dates for you. in sport... proving their doubters wrong. champions manchester city end their winless run in the premier league. things are looking much quieter today. most places dry with a few showers around. all the weather details throughout the programme. it's monday, the 11th of december. rishi sunak will appear before the covid inquiry today, where he'll face questions about the decisions he made as chancellor during the pandemic. those decisions are expec

he's the co—host of the bbc radio 5 live podcast �*how to buy a football club', with sally nugent andowing the sale of manchester united since february. what do you make of today's's news? well, i think it's been a long time coming. when the strategic review was launched in november last year, most people told me it would be over by the end of last season. clearly that's not happened. even at the end of last week no one was really expecting it to be before christmas. then we were told at the beginning of this week that there would be fresh impetus behind their discussions. it seemed as if announcement wasn't going to come until the new year. then this afternoon we got a note to say no, it's happening this afternoon. christmas eve is a little bit unusual to do a deal like this but i think most people will welcome the clarity of the statement and the clarity of the statement and the clarity of the ownership. there is a few hurdles to jump yet before the deal is done but at least we know the direction that manchester united are heading in, now. imilli the direction that manchester united

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today. vote for his rwanda bill tonight. tense negotiations through the night at cop 28 as a draft deal that excludes phasing out fossil fuels is met with outrage. as more and more people turn to buy now pay later options for their christmas shopping are the services are being regulated properly? i'll be finding out. league football in turkey is suspended after a referee is punched to the ground by a club president following a top—flight game last night. hi, barbie! hi, ken! and can barbie revive the golden globe awards? the film leads the way with nine nominations. good morning. for england, wales and northern ireland, rain pushing east bits followed by a fair bit of clout, limited brightness and heavy showers which could be country. scotland will be fairly cloudy and wet on and off throughout much of the day. all of the details later in the day. all of the details later in the programme. it's tuesday the 12th of december. our main story. rishi sunak is hosting a breakfast meeting at downin

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. 0ur headlines today...n says she has joined the swiss organisation dignitas and is considering assisted dying if her lung cancer doesn't respond to treatment. security in the middle east. the uk joins a coalition of ten countries protecting commercial vessels in the red sea, after bp starts diverting its ships. more than 100 people are killed in a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in north—west china. gift cards will be flying off the shelves this week, as millions of us seek out christmas presents which — hopefully — look a bit more thoughtful than cold, hard cash. but there are some pitfalls. i'll be taking a look. in sport... a huge night ahead, as the 70th edition of sports personality

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today.amas says israeli air strikes have killed 90 people in a refugee camp. the tower block residents forced to leave their homes a month ago over safety concerns prepare to hear if they can return. warnings of a week of travel difficulties in the lead up to christmas, with busy roads and engineering on the railways. iamat i am at kings cross station, which will be closed on christmas eve. in sport, lift—off for rangers, who grab the first trophy of the scottish season, beating aberdeen to the league cup.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. 0ur headlines today.from fossilfuels but does it go far enough? rishi sunak sees off a revolt against his rwanda migrant scheme but still faces a battle to get it through parliament in the new year. a shortage of skilled care workers in england is putting lives at risk says a disability charity. in sport, rock bottom for manchester united. out of europe after defeat to bayern and with it a sense of resignation hangs over old trafford. fresh and ready to eat, mince pie sales are already up on last year. i will be finding out how important this season is to retailers and bakeries like this one in bolton. a cloudy start to the day—to—day but brightening with some sunshine coming in from the west, the east hanging on to a bit more clout, like patchy rain and drizzle. all of the details, later in the programme. it's wednesday 13th of december. a new draft agreement at the un's climate summit, cop28, has for the first time called on nations to "transition away" from the use of fossil fuels. an earlier proposal

hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.ear before the covid inquiry facing questions over his eat out to help 0ut scheme, and tomorrow there's a vital commons vote on the rwanda plan which could see a serious rebellion within the party. lots to talk about, and we'rejoined now by sonia sodha from the observer, and tim montgomerie, who founded the conservative home website. good morning both of you. thanks for getting up so early on monday, but i know there is lots for you both to get your teeth into this week. tim, you have your into the ground among conservative members, much danger is rishi sunak in this week? i conservative members, much danger is rishi sunak in this week?— rishi sunak in this week? i think the conservative _ rishi sunak in this week? i think the conservative party _ rishi sunak in this week? i think the conservative party almost i rishi sunak in this week? i thinkl the conservative party almost did commit suicide last week when robert jenrick resigned. i think there was panic in conservative ranks, and i

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent.estioned for hours at the covid inquiry about his eat out to help out scheme, which he introduced when he was chancellor. the scheme, which aimed to revive the hospitality trade in the summer of 2020 with cut—price meals, has since been blamed for increasing covid deaths. our health correspondent ellie price reports. heckling. rishi sunak must have known he wouldn't get the warmest welcome from the protesters outside. he came prepared, starting with an apology. i just wanted to start by saying how deeply sorry i am to all of those who lost loved ones, family members... he was ready too for questions on this. hello. his eat out to help out scheme. he introduced it in the summer of 2020 to try and kick start the economy after the lockdown. and he said, protect some of the lowest paid at risk of losing their livelihoods. here we go. brilliant. my primary concern was protecting millions ofjobs of particularly vulnerable people, who worked in this industry, and that was the primary driver f

hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.tage of skilled workers is putting vulnerable lives at risk. vacancies for at—home carers in england have more than doubled in the past decade, with around 71,000 posts unfilled. 0ur correspondent anna collinson has spent time with a family in wiltshire, who are strugging to find the level of care they need for their son. can you makejohn a cup of tea? i'm going to getjohn up and into his chair. from the moment 39—year—old john wakes, he is reliant on his stepmum. put your arm over to mum and roly poly. john is full of life, full of laughter. he deals with everything with good humour. brain damaged at birth, after a long battle, he's entitled to nhs—funded care, worth £8,000 a week. he's totally dependent on other people. he can't feed himself, can have seizures, he can't drink. move up a little bit. he needs highly skilled carers 24/7 but that's a huge challenge. there is a care crisis in this country. you can't get the care that is needed. and wherejohn lives in a rural part of south

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today.or months. the hamas leader is expected to visit egypt for talks later, as israel indicates it is willing to agree to another pause in fighting, in exchange for hostages. a busy morning at a birmingham wholesale market is people stock up on the essentials before christmas. how much more expensive will your christmas dinner be this year? i would have the details of that plus the latest inflation figures. the sports personality of the year trophy is in safe hands as england goalkeeper mary earps wins the 70th edition — with stuart broad in second and katarina johnson—thompson third. good morning.

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good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. our headlines today.ers and wetter winters are causing chaos for nature. good morning. are the boxing day sales now a festive tradition of the past? early indications are that more of us headed to the high street this year but we are not spending as much. i'll have the details. in sport, liverpool take the lead in the premier league a hard—fought 2—0 win over relegation—threatened burnley at turf moor puts them on top of the table for now. plus, another big christmas travel day could be disrupted by the weather. storm gerrit set to bring rain and gales quite extensively, and snow across parts of scotland as well. all of the details on breakfast. it's wednesday, the 27th of december. israel's military has said the conflict with hamas will continue for many more months. it comes as the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, described the war in gaza as beyond a catastrophe and warned the west bank could implode at any time. graham satchell reports. night after night, for weeks now, the families of those take

we've got sally nugent bbc breakfast, dan nugent from bbc breakfast, dan snow, who's an author , jamiem eastenders, tilly armati from waterloo road, danny cipriani, the rugby player and keisha from the sugababes. so tune in christmas day with the quality street. i'm sure it will be good entertainment. yeah, that sounds pretty good and obviously the final strictly come dancing is tonight, isn't it ? it? >> i haven't been paying that much it. oh, dawn, much attention to it. oh, dawn, you need to. >> this like the biggest you need to. >> tiof like the biggest you need to. >> tiof the ke the biggest you need to. >> tiof the yeahz biggest you need to. >> tiof the year. thisgest you need to. >> tiof the year. this is.t night of the year. this is. >> you know what you're >> well, you know what you're talking about. >> this is where i come into my own. literally. don't >> time is it on tonight? >> right. tonight it's on at seven finishes at 930. so seven and it finishes at 930. so usually on usually you get the results on the you won't. you'll the sunday but you won't. you'll get results tonig