good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. our headlines today. white house talks between the prime minister and the president but no trade deal agreed yet. the deal with the uk, that s continued to be discussed. pensions scandal the catalogue of errors that led to thousands of women being underpaid by £1 billion. harry dunn s family resolve the civil case against the woman alleged to have killed him but say they ll carry on pursuing criminal charges. we re talking to his mum in the next hour. it is the autumn equinox. while it will feel like it in parts of scotland and northern ireland, in england and wales, sunshine. the forecast here on breakfast. eastenders actor brian conley is not what he seems he s with us later to reveal his true identity.
in the last period. the ban has been lifted on british beef and the people of the united states of america can eat british beef. and we are working on the lamb. finally, after two years, borisjohnson has had his moment in the white house as the uk prime minister. on this muggy washington evening, the atmosphere inside the oval office was warm. the two men agree on many things, particularly their commitment to tackling climate change. but there is a sense, still, this is a relationship in its early days, not yet an established friendship. the prime minister still has one day on this side of the atlantic. the situation he ll face at home could give him more cause for concern. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, at the white house. the commercial production of carbon dioxide for use in the food and drink industry is set to resume after the government reached a deal to cover a manufacturer s operating costs, for a limited time. it comes after a warning that rising gas prices could lead to a shorta
just after eight, we ll speak to a father who has two children through surrogacy, and a woman who was a surrogate forfive children. if minister if 5 have struck a deal minister have struck a deal to restart the uk s commercial production of carbon dioxide after warnings the shortage could disrupt food supplies. but is it the end of the crisis? nina s at a brewery in salford. will this fix things? yes. good morning. from the brewery in salford. it is the seven brothers brewery where seven brothers set up a brewery. we have seen how important co2 is to the drink supply chain. these, they ferment, the water goes into an carbon dioxide is
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carbon dioxide is 60% of our national source. we know how widely it is used in brewing, fizzy drinks, salad packaging. one industry group says if these did not change by yesterday you could see gaps on the shelves in the next few days. that deal was struck last night, a multi million pound dealfor three multi million pound deal for three weeks multi million pound dealfor three weeks to get carbon dioxide production up and running but there is thought to be a three day lag before that happened so it is an anxious time for businesses like michael s. michael processes chicken and within the process he uses carbon dioxide to keep it fresh. tell us last night, when you heard about the deal, your reaction. i was relieved. about the deal, your reaction. i was relieved- i about the deal, your reaction. i was relieved. i did about the deal, your reaction. i was relieved. i did not about the deal, your reaction. i was relieved. i did not know about the deal, your reaction. i was relieved.