Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and sally nugent. Our headlines today President Trump defends the us airstrike that killed irans top military commander, saying it was done to prevent further attacks on americans we took action last night to stop a war. We did not take action to start a war. Thousands of extra troops are called up in australia to tackle the raging bush fires, as countrys Prime Minister warns of difficult days ahead. Two more labour mps, lisa nandy and Jess Phillips, join the race to be the partys next leader. Englands batsmen flounder again. Another dismal display leaves them on the back foot going into day two of the second test against south africa. The story of a blunder on mastermind and why Greta Thunberg changed her name on twitter to sharon as a result. Hello. A very good morning to you. Throughout the course of the morning we will keep you up to date with the weather situation across the fire affected areas in australia. Closer to home, qui
Week ahead with darren. We will see a change of weather type next week, as i will show you later on. It will probably make forecasting more straightforward because everything recently has been slow moving, its been difficult to get the cloud and the mist and fog right, but over the next few days we should be seeing a lot of cloud over more of the uk, milder conditions as well. Still got High Pressure in charge but cloudy skies should be moving down from the north, so sunshine much more limited on wednesday across england and wales. Probably the best of the sunshine across eastern parts of scotland. Damp and drizzly weather across the north of scotland, on the whole it will be dry but even then we are seeing more cloud across england and wales than we had on tuesday. Temperatures 13 in the sunshine in aberdeenshire, very mild for the time of year. During the evening we should keep cloudy skies, limiting the frost. As we head into thursday we still have the High Pressure in
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Greta thunberg speaks to the bbcs Justin Rowlatt about the future of the climate protest movement, the coronavirus pandemic and her life. This is Greta Thunberg if youve never seen her before. As youve never as youve never seen as youve never seen her before. The worlds leaving climate activist has agreed to her first major interview since lockdown began three months ago. She is on the sofa with her dog roxie. Come on. I am in a greenhouse in the middle of beautiful kew gardens. Wired up to the internet for one of the most in depth interviews Greta Thunberg has ever given. Greta, how are you . Hi. I am fine, how are you . I am very well indeed, it is good to speak to you. Thank you very much for talking to us. First of all, let me ask you a bit about lockdown. Obviously sweden has had a different experience than other countries, but what has the coronavirus experience been like for you . What have you been doing with your days . I am really the last one to complain because i havent the
At his rallies. Now on bbc news. Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg speaks to the bbcs Justin Rowlatt about the future of the climate protest movement, the coronavirus pandemic and her life. This is Greta Thunberg as youve never seen her before. At home in her stockholm flat and in reflective mood. The worlds leaving climate activist has agreed to her first major interview since lockdown began three months ago. She is on the sofa with her dog roxie. Come on. I am in a greenhouse in the middle of beautiful kew gardens, wired up to the internet for one of the most in depth interviews Greta Thunberg has ever given. Greta, how are you . Hi. I am fine, how are you . I am very well indeed, it is good to speak to you. Thank you very much for talking to us. First of all, let me ask you a bit about lockdown. Obviously, sweden has had a different experience than other countries, but what has the coronavirus experience been like for you . What have you been doing with your days . I am