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And is it too obsessed with charity campaigns and health issues? it's hard to imagine there was ever a time without breakfast television, but there was. and that was the case in this country up until 17 january 1983. that morning, two weeks before the launch of its itv competitor, tvam, breakfast time arrived on bbc one. it's 6.30. with frank boff and selina scott presenting, the original aim was to be homely and upbeat from the chesterfield sofa they sat on to the presence of the colourfully attired resident astrologist russell grant, giving non—scientific predictions alongside the weather....

Days because he wanted to raise awareness about macmillan cancer. and they were saying to us, why aren't you giving him more attention? we think he should be celebrated because you know what? these are people doing extraordinary things to raise awareness and help millions, literally, of other people. do you see breakfast as a news or as an entertainment show? it's a topical news programme that has a mix of everything for viewers in different ways. it's not like the 6:00 news. it's not the 10:00 news. and that's notjust true of us. but i look across the media landscape at breakfast time, and wh...

BBC Breakfast has been slammed as a 'sexist' place to work by a former presenter.The daily news show - which was formerly known as Breakfast Time - wi

Faces from the past including The Green Goddess and Francis Wilson will grace our screens once more for birthday bash.

Since it first aired in 1983, there have been dozens of famous moments. Including Bushell's pool and the 'Green Goddess' Diana Moran (above) putting viewers through their paces in the 1980s.