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
Hello, im ros atkins, this is outside source. Canadas Prime Minister says the plane that crashed in iran, was shot down. We have intelligence from multiple sources, including our allies and our own intelligence. The evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an iranian surface to air missile. All 176 people on board, including 63 canadians died in the incident. Canada is calling for a full investigation. Iran denies it, saying its scientifically impossible. The queen has called a meeting of the Royal Households to try and find a workable future role for the duke and duchess of sussex after they announced they were stepping back. And well put the spotlight on australias fossil fuel industry as the bushfire crisis continues to worsen. Canadas Prime Minister, justin trudeau, says theres intelligence suggests the ukrainian passenger jet that crashed near tehran on wednesday was shot down by an iranian missile. All 176 people on board were killed, inluding dozens of canadians. Mr tr
This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Im Lewis Vaughan jones. One month after the death of george floyd in Police Detention, the us house of represenatives passes a Police Reform bill. His brother tells us what he would have made of the changes. He would be humbled. He would be, you know, sad that he is not here to be in a world that is making change like this. The us faces a coronavirus spike, as social distancing is relaxed. More than 35,000 new cases are identified in a single day. Thousands flock to the beach in england, despite warnings coronavirus cases will rise again if people abandon social distancing. Cheering and applause. Liverpool claim the premier league title, ending a 30 year wait to be crowned english football champions again. Lets start in the us because, in the past few minutes, the house of representatives has approved the democratic Police Reform legislation named in honour of george floyd, whose death in Police Cust
Hello, im babita sharma. Welcome to outside source. Theres another stark warning from the World Health Organization about the coronavirus pandemic. Its director general is warning of ten million infections and half a Million Deaths by next week. The virus thrives on division but is thwarted when we unite. We look at the situation across europe amid warnings that the continent faces a resurgence of covid 19 as lockdown restrictions are relaxed. As the uk experiences its hottest day of the year, a Major Incident is declared on englands south coast after hundreds of thousands of people head to beaches. And well speak to the lawyer of George Floyds family, as us politicians prepare to vote on a Sweeping Police Reform bill. Welcome. Thanks very much forjoining us. The head of the World Health Organisation has given another stark reminder that the world wont move past the coronavirus pandemic any time soon. The number of the cases is accelerating in the americas as well as in parts of europe
Australia has MasterChef and many a master chef but does it even have a cuisine of its own? We do not really hear of restaurants specialising in Australian cuisine, do we? These were the questions on the top of my mind when I met Chef and two-time MasterChef Australia contestant Michael Weldon recently at a curated lunch in Bengaluru.