The #BAFTA goes to…
@BBCBreakfast boss @BBCFrediani dedicates our award to the #PostOfficeScandal victims who trusted us when they wanted to tell their stories.
And to our entire production & technical team who made this special programme happen in 24 hours #BBCBreakfast
Sir Chris & Lady Sarra Hoy wanted to make this documentary to change perceptions of living with stage 4 cancer.
Sharing their story has given hope to so many families. Sir Chris Hoy: Cancer, Courage & Me is on BBC iPlayer.
Very proud of Team Hoy.
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A massive peak audience of more than 53% of all morning viewers watched #BBCBreakfast just after 8am on Monday
The biggest stories and interviews on the UK’s most watched breakfast show from 6am on @BBCOne
'You saved my life'
On #BBCBreakfast the moment cyclist Nigel Owen met Cadet Sergeant Sam Ellis for the first time since the 16 year old saved Nigel's life after he suffered a cardiac arrest on a remote road in Derbyshire earlier this year
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Thank you to everyone who voted for ‘Our Girls: The Southport Families’.
It was humbling to win Authored Documentary at the National Television Awards.
The documentary was the story the families wanted to tell about ‘our girls’.
Alice, Bebe and Elsie will forever be remembered through the work of @aliceswonderdance @bebeshiveuk and @elsiedotstory
An amazing August
⭐️ Two nominations in the National Television Awards
⭐️ #BBCBreakfast & #BBCNews at One peaking at an extraordinary 50% or more audience share
⭐️ Huge Sunday peak audience for Andy Burnham exclusive
⭐️ Major refresh for #BBCBreakfast
No 1 show 6am #BBCOne
'Why did it take a grieving family to get things changed?
In an exclusive interview on #BBCBreakfast Prime Minister Andy Burnham was questioned over plans to keep two of PC Andrew Harper's killers behind bars as he announced changes to the early release scheme aimed at easing prison overcrowding
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So sad to learn that a giant of broadcasting, David Willey OBE, has died in Italy at 93. As well as so much else, he reported on 4 popes as Vatican Correspondent for the BBC, and shook hands with his 5th pope last May! Even then, his analysis was as incisive and as real as ever. He was always generous with his time and immense expertise, not to mention a really lovely man https://t.co/q7yEXyr2Ri
We're heartbroken to hear of the passing of @DermotMurnaghan and our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time 💙
He was a passionate supporter of our charity, and his work had a huge impact on the hundreds of thousands of men affected by #ProstateCancer.
Dermot Murnaghan was a legend on BBC Breakfast.
The audience loved him.
We loved him.
It was wonderful to welcome him back to the red sofa just a few months ago.
We laughed about his time on the show and we shared his crucial message on prostate cancer.
Thank you Dermot for being part of our lives.
We will miss you.
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TV presenter Dermot Murnaghan has died, a year after he revealed he had been diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer.
The former BBC Breakfast, ITV and Sky News journalist was 68
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Audience ratings for #BBCBreakfast on Tues are cracking with a post 8am peak share of 48% of all viewers watching TV.
Very strong summer viewing for the most watched morning show in the UK.
Are you watching England v Mexico in the World Cup from 1am on BBC One?
Whether you are watching from home, in a pub or with friends in another location send us your pictures and videos and we'll show the best on #BBCBreakfast on Monday
Email: [email protected] or share via X, Facebook and Instagram
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'It's too late for Kady but any child that can be helped from this is a positive thing'
Tanya Absalom, whose 15 year old daughter Kady took her own life after being exposed to harmful content on various online platforms, spoke for the first time on #BBCBreakfast, as Keir Starmer announced a ban on social media for under 16s
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Keir Starmer has said under-16s will be banned from social media as soon as Spring 2027.
Children at a school near Preston gave their reaction to the announcement on #BBCBreakfast
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Seven parents who believe social media played a part in their children's deaths reacted on #BBCBreakfast to the announcement by Keir Starmer that it will be banned for children under 16 from next year
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Keir Starmer has announced that under-16s will be banned from social media.
As he made the statement live in Downing Street he was watched on the #BBCBreakfast sofa by seven parents whose children died while using social media
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Thanks to everyone who engaged with this post from Friday night. You'll want to know that Lou is due on the @BBCBreakfast sofa at 7:15 on Monday morning on BBC One talking MBE, homeless, and Scotland in the World Cup