welcome to breakfast with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. it's 7am. our headlines today: a 20—year—old man has been charged with the murder of 17—year—old jodie chesney, who was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. the baby son of shamima begum has died. her family say they're devastated and are calling for an urgent review of the decision to strip her of her british citizenship. no sign of a breakthrough. the government rejects the eu's latest offer, as mps prepare for a crucial week to decide the future of brexit. more men are being urged to consider a career in nursing, as the nhs tries to plug a shortfall of 40,000 nurses in england. will it be unlucky 13 for wales? their incredible 12 match winning streak is on the line in scotland today, as they try to take one more step towards the six nations grand slam. good morning. it's a busy weekend weatherwise, lots going on. it'll be windy for most of us, so it'll feel colder and we've got some rain and some hill snow mixed in, but some sunshine as well. i'll have more detail for you in around

hello, this is breakfast with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt.sney who was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. 20—year—old manuel petrovic was arrested in leicester on tuesday. another man who was also arrested remains in custody. the baby son of shamima begum, the british teenager whojoined is, has died in syria. the boy, who was less than three weeks old, is thought to have contracted a lung infection. his mother travelled to syria as a 15 year old in 2015. the home office had recently taken the decision to strip her of her british citizenship, a move that has been criticised by the charity save the children and the labour party. head teachers are accusing the education minister of not meeting with them to discuss their concerns over funding. yesterday thousands of head teachers sent letters to pa rents, asking them to lobby the government for more money. the government says school spending is at its highest ever level, and that the education budget has been ringfenced since 2010. the schools minister nick gibbjoined us on the program

welcome to breakfast with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt.f 17—year—old jodie chesney, who was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. syrian authorities say the baby son of shamima begum has died. her family say they're devastated, and want an urgent review of the decision to strip her of her british citizenship. no sign of a breakthrough. the government rejects the eu's latest offer, as mps prepare for a crucial week to decide the future of brexit. a record breaking win for england in the west indies.

steph mcgovern is at a firm in birmingham that makes metal components. hello from brandauer.ake about a billion metal components every single day here that you'll get in everything from your kitchen to your car. now, this business is one, like many, that has been preparing for when the uk leaves the european union. and we've got the boss here, rowan, who can tell is a bit more about what you've been doing. rowan, how have you been preparing? so, we started talking to customers immediately after the referendum result, more than two years ago, and that was a key part of it. we needed to maintain business as usual approach, talk to our customers, ensure that we both understand what our supply chain looks like, where materials are moving from and what we're doing to them and then where they're being shipped to. that planning process was vital for us to be ready for the worst—case scenario. has it been costly? yes, it has. in terms of time, bear in mind we only employ 64 people, ten of which are apprentices, it's been a huge amount of drain on resources because we have had to focu

brea kfast‘s steph mcgovern was one of the judges, and is at the science museum in london for us now.cience and engineering. it's really exciting to be here because the museum is not open yet and that is because a very special event is about to happen. we will be unveiling the invention that won this competition, so really exciting here this morning but i'm going to ta ke here this morning but i'm going to take a bit more about the competition before we meet melly the winner. this the, tell us about the competition. it's fantastic. it's a competition. it's fantastic. it's a competition for 7—14 —year—olds on how to make tomorrow's world a better place. we had over 1200 applications for this and ran a dragon because matt done style event with ten finalist at the end of last year. it was really interesting because all the ideas were just so imaginative. it was hard to be a judge. it was difficult. i wanted eve ryo ne judge. it was difficult. i wanted everyone to be a winner. it makes my company everyone to be a winner. it makes my com pa ny really everyone to be a winner. it makes my co

steph mcgovern is in york, telling us steph mcgovern is in york, telling us how brexit might affect tourismally rely on it in the city. there are many other industries, tourism is big. one of the people who rely on it is this hotel. we are looking at what of the impact —— what the impact is of brexit industries like hospitality and tillerson. i will be speaking to various tests, and we have a couple of vikings over from thejorvik have a couple of vikings over from the jorvik centre. have a couple of vikings over from thejorvik centre. we have kate and sarah, good morning. they have made their way through the breakfast buffet and are ready to chat. they rn barrister bout that! more from me later. —— they are embarrassed about that. very good. sold for over £1 million, we are talking about why he is so valuable, there will be a pitching here to explain. excuse me, mister picture, can you explain?! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning. yesterday was dominated by heavy rain and showers. a little bit of sunshine giving some lovely rainbows. today for many it w

welcome to breakfast with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. our headlines today: in the last hour, a 20—year—old man has been charged with the murder of 17—year—old jodie chesney, who was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. syrian authorities say the baby son of shamima begum has died. her family say they're devastated, and want an urgent review of the decision to strip her of her british citizenship. no sign of a breakthrough. the government rejects the eu's latest offer, as mps prepare for a crucial week to decide the future of brexit. a record breaking win for england in the west indies. they clinch the t20 series with their biggest margin of victory to date in the shortest format of the game. good morning. it is a busy weekend weatherwise, lots going on. it will be windy for most of us, so it will feel colder and we have some rain and hill snow mixed in that some sunshine as well. i will have more detailfor sunshine as well. i will have more detail for you sunshine as well. i will have more detailfor you in a round about 15 minut