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Is its last chance. if it doesnt, it could face being broken up. for too long, it has failed too many — the very people who need protecting. victims of crime. black and asian communities, women and children. people just walking home. lucy manning, bbc news. in an exclusive interview with bbc breakfast, the prime minister rishi sunak said the failings at the force have been damaging. you talked in the past about worries over your childrens safety. if your children said over the breakfast table,...

People just walking home. lucy manning, bbc news. in the next hour we will speak to sadik khan and mark rowley. that is in about 25 minutes time. in an exclusive interview with bbc breakfast, the prime minister rishi sunak said the failings at the force have been damaging. you have talked in the past about your worries over your childrens safety. if your daughter said over the breakfast table, dad, can i trust the police in london? what would you say? we trust the police in london? what would yo...

>> i just threw it together one week in january and launched it for harvard. >> this was in your dorm room? >> yeah. >> you launched facebook in your dorm room. >> yeah. >> there was something about facebook that just took off like wildfire. >> for three years the phenomenally popular website facebook operated as a raucous college dorm limited to those in school and recent graduates. but late last year, the gates were thrown open and older folks, people like me, were allowed in. >> facebook evol...

Happening in britain alone. in fact, if you look at the international comparisons, it is happening around the world. every government is struggling with this. i dont want to make it sound like it is straightforward, because it is not. we are having to make difficult choices, but are we making them in the national interest and trying to protect the most vulnerable? yes. and you believe that very strongly but some of our viewers might look at whats happening again in the conservative party and thi...

Paola de Varona tells us about her job.

Times for it but i think probably looking back, what do i think may be like this? i think probably hearing the story of my uncle james, my dad is a geordie, and my uncle james died in a rock fall and darren pitt in 1921, and i was eight when i first heard that story around the breakfast table, the first time i remember hearing it, and i was really scared because i thought this person has gone out to work and they never came home and the children didnt and i thought, well, at least that cant happ...

Fight and got myself in trouble a couple of times for it. but probably looking back, what do i think made me like this? i think hearing the story of my uncle james, my dad is a geordie and my great uncle james died in a rock fall in a durham pit in 1941 died in a rock fall in a durham pit in1941 andi died in a rock fall in a durham pit in 1941 and i was eight when i first heard that story around the breakfast table. i was really scared. i thought, breakfast table. i was really scared. ithought, ...

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The past four decades. take a look at this. later this month we will be marking a very special occasion. who remembers this? this is bbc1, in a few moments it will be breakfastime. the 17th january 1983, the very first edition of bbc breakfastime as it was known back then. its 6.30... but what were you doing that day? we hope to be present at your breakfast - table to bring you i the mornings news, weather, sport, traffic, but we _ also plan to put an awful lot more into our breakfast menu. - as...