Luxmy Gopal

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)