such as health and cost of living, they re watching television at home. so whether it s happy valley that rates at 5 or 6 million and they re interested in the story of the character that the lead role in happy valley is based on, or, for instance, johnny vegas came on earlier this week, ostensibly to talk about a new programme he was is in. but actually the interview ended up talking about his recent diagnosis of adhd, of which we ve got a huge recent diagnosis of adhd, of which we got a huge amount of viewer feedback praising us for discussing that issue so openly. which leads onto my next question, which is the health related charity campaigns, which are slightly different to the news story that you just gave an example of. those campaigns have become regular part of breakfast. and as you know, there are viewers who feel that there s ample space for this sort of thing after 9:15am and again, it s just too much of it on breakfast, which is, they think, a news programme. look, i m gra
which is the health related charity campaigns, which are slightly different to the news story that you just gave an example of. those campaigns have become regular part of breakfast. regular part of breakfast. and as you know, there are viewers who feel that there s ample space for this sort of thing after 9:15am and again, it s just too much of it on breakfast, which is, they think, a news programme. look, i m grateful to the millions of viewers who tune in to bbc breakfast every single morning and make us the number one choice. and they re always, always going to be a divide about stories that. you believe we should and shouldn t cover in terms of those issues, such as what i would say is about raising awareness. i mean, look at kevin sinfield. it began two years ago as going out for a run with six people and ended up with 67,000 people and several million on television cheering him into the final, the rugby league world cup final, after he d run seven ultramarathons in seven days. b
since the 2019 election. it s 7:15am. here s matt with a look at this morning s weather. news of some very cold temperatures across the uk. news of some very cold temperatures across the uk- across the uk. temperatures below -10 in a number across the uk. temperatures below -10 in a number of across the uk. temperatures below -10 in a number of spots across the uk. temperatures below -10 in a number of spots this - 10 in a number of spots this morning. good morning to you. the rail strikes are the last thing you want. this temperature recorded in falkirk. not looking great across central scotland. the met office has issued an amber weather warning to take us through to lunch time. some of the worst conditions in the north and east of glasgow. over ten centimetres of snow has already fallen. we could see up to 30 centimetres on the hills. turning to sleet and rain on lower level sites. we off with a widespread frost and
will announce the government s tax and spending plans for the next year, after warning of difficult decisions on public service spending. rules around taking liquids and laptops through airport security will be eased from june 2024, as new scanning technology is introduced. it means passengers won t have to limit liquids to 100ml or put them in a clear plastic bag. the current rules have been in place since 2006. the top gear presenter, andrew flintoff, has spent a second night in hospital after he was hurt in a crash during filming. it s understood the accident, on the test track at dunsfold park aerodrome in surrey, didn t happen at high speed, and that the former cricketer s injuries are not life threatening. the bbc says health and safety procedures were followed. it s 6:15am. thursday morning. a very cold
more than 100 firefighters are working to contain the blaze in horseley fields with witnesses reporting hearing explosions. some trains have been cancelled and roads closed, while residents have been told to shut windows and doors. the fire is so large it was seen more than 15 miles away in shropshire. we will keep across that four year. it s 6:15am. time to check in with carol. good morning. a cold start to the day. a bit more thrust around than yesterday. if anything, as we go through the rest of this week it will turn colder both by day and by night. some of us will see some snow. we have had a lot of showers as we have gone through the course of the night, especially around the coasts. you can see some