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Chris Green MP joined Rachel Burden and Roger Johnson on BBC Breakfast via video link live from his home in Horwich this morning following the news that England is set to enter a month-long lockdown to try and remedy the rising rates of coronavirus cases. Lockdowns are something which hit home for Mr Green, with […]
The Environment Secretary joined Louise Minchin and Dan Walker via video link this morning on BBC Breakfast to face questions about the Government’s coronavirus response and the news that yesterday was the “deadliest day” for migrants crossing the channel seeking refuge. It was reported yesterday that four people had died while attempting to cross the […]
“I was very nervous of animals whenever I cycled,” Naga added. “I had an incident with a bat, when I was cycling down a hill in Greece,” Mike remarked. “I had a helmet and sunglasses, and the bat wedged itself between them and I couldn’t see, so I ended up in a bush!” “Hold on, […]
With rutting season underway, Carol Kirkwood was hoping to bring BBC Breakfast viewers a glimpse at the beasts live from Bushy Park, London this morning. The area is famous for having deer roam free and Carol was on hand to inform Dan Walker, Louise Minchin and BBC One viewers the dangers the animals can pose […]
“Football Focus I’ve done for a long time, but that job changes all the time, so it feels very different. “But mostly I’ve only really been places 18 months, and then I’ve moved on.” “It’s a great gig, and I love it. And from day one Louise made the job really easy,” he continued. “I wouldn’t […]
Naga Munchetty was back on BBC Breakfast today and she was joined by Charlie Stayt and Business Minister Nadhim Xahawi who was on to talk about the furlough scheme and how the government were planning to get people back to work. However, BBC Breakfast viewers slammed the interview today hitting out at the minister for […]
One shared: “HS2 isn’t a way for the country to become connected. There are already decent train connections on that route, yet still huge parts of the U.K. which are impossible to get to #BBCBreakfast.” “Do we need high-speed trains, or is HS2 a vanity project which in these changing times is redundant and a […]
Similar rules will also come into effect in Scotland tomorrow but both Northern Ireland and England have made no changes to the rules regarding returning home from Portugal. Earlier on in the programme, Naga grilled Transport Secretary Grant Shapps on the issue of ever-changing quarantine rules, where he admitted: “I realise it’s confusing to people.” […]
“What we need to bear in mind is, depending on what year you’re in, the bubbles are going to be different sizes. “If you’ve got primary school children, it’s going to be relatively easy to teach them in one classroom, keep them in one bubble of possibly 30 people.” Dr Sarah added: “If we test […]
Looking at the day’s headlines, Dan was intrigued by an article about punctuation in text messages. He asked: “How do you feel about the use of a full stop, particularly in text messages? Do you use them?” “No, no, I would typically end a text with a kiss or maybe two,” Nina replied. Dan looked […]
