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Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today a major review of hospital food in england is announced by the Health Secretary, following the deaths of five patients who contracted listeria. The British Government blames iran for attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman warning its posing a serious danger to the region. Flooded for 48 hours weve the latest on the operation to help the village hit by this weeks rain storms. Worth the wait england book their place in the world cup last 16, withjodie taylors first goal in m months. And from hog...

Im here, where the residents behind me are being asked to evacuate because of further risks of flooding. My name is tony giles and iam flooding. My name is tony giles and i am totally blind. And backpacker tony giles visits the cradle of orthodox christianity in africa. Thats in the travel show, in half an hour on bbc news. Hong kongs suspended plans to introduce a controversial new law allowing extraditions to mainland china. The proposals had prompted the biggest protests in the territory for years. The government had previously argued that the extradition bill would plug the loopholes so th...

Responsible for the attacks on two its saturday 15th june. Oil tankers in the gulf of oman, according to the foreign our top story a comprehensive secretary, jeremy hunt. Review of hospital food yesterday, the us military released in england has been announced a video which it said showed iranian by the Health Secretary matt hancock in response to the deaths forces removing an unexploded mine of five patients who contracted from one of the stricken ships. Listeria. Tehran has denied any involvement. Seven nhs trusts have been the labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, affected by the outbreak, which ha...

Here on bbc news. Hong kongs suspended plans to introduce a controversial new law allowing extraditions to Mainland China. The proposals had prompted the biggest protests in the territory for years. The government had previously argued that the extradition bill would plug the loopholes so that the city would not be a safe haven for criminals, following a murder case in taiwan. But critics argued it would expose people in hong kong to chinas unfair justice system. Hong kongs chief executive carrie lam said the priority now was to restore peace and order. After repeated internal deliberations ov...

Turning point in this stand off. The Hong Kong Government has been forced to concede that its controversial extradition bill has prompted ill will and division. And the announcement came that it would be shelved, at least for the time being. I now announced that the government has decided to disband to suspend the legislative amendment. We start communication with all sectors of society, do more exploration work and listen to different views. A vast array of opposition groups means the extradition bill means facing mainline chinese courts controlled by the communist party, which cant guarantee...