Ah I remember that episode!😂
Niche German/Rail Minister pun 👏
"It feels like the goalposts keep moving. People work hard, get a pay rise and then bills go up and they see that pay rise evaporate"
Many household bills rise today including:
🏠 council tax
🚰 water
⚡ energy
We looked at what can you do to try to minimise the impact, on BBC Breakfast
Selfie-shy Charlie, makeup artist Millie, a partial eclipse and me in the BBC Breakfast studio today!
Early start for a fun morning on BBC Breakfast with Ben and the team!⏰📺
It is a very vast space! Thanks Howard
Thanks Mahmud!
It really does! 🌸
Beautiful!
And an honour to have co-presented with the brilliant Reeta who was anchoring from the field
Thanks Eddie!😊
A privilege to get the chance to bring you the weekday BBC News at Ten for the first time. Which comes with the added treat of introducing my colleagues in the wall of fame!
What a Spring morning to be off work! Blossom, blue skies, bright sunshine 🌞
Thanks Clive! 😄
...but only after being stuck on a stationary Elizabeth Line train for an hour🫠
Often the biggest challenge in making TV is just getting to the location. E.g. I finally arrived to cover this protest for BBC London....
😁 I need to get round to taking a panoramic video of my current studio!
I asked Mark Rylance (a patron of the Stop the War @STWuk coalition) how the strength of the anti-war movement has changed in the two decades since the protests against the Iraq war, and about his reaction to the situation in Ukraine and Gaza (4/4)
"His statue stands on the wall of an old hospital for shell-shocked soldiers, facing the Imperial War Museum, above the words 'Stop Killing The Kids'. I hope it'll remind people there are those of us who are horrified by that aspect of warfare" - Sir Mark Rylance (3/4)
Brian Haw: a persistent voice of anti-war; a thorn in the side for many politicians. Here’s some background:
www.bbc.com/news/uk-engl... (2/4)
Actor Sir Mark Rylance unveiled a statue today of Brian Haw, an anti-war activist who camped at Parliament Square for 10 years in protest at UK & US foreign policy. The tribute follows a campaign by Rylance & other peace activists (1/4)
