It followed comments by Paddy that sovereignty of the people was more important than sovereignty of Parliament in a ‘heated exchange’ on the power of the European Commission.
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Two days into the Rio Games 2016, weeks into the new Theresa May Conservative administration and as the US Presidential Election refuses to take a summer break, Rob returns to the BBC Breakfast sofa to review the Sunday newspapers.
With the football season opening in England and Wales and the Premier League season just a week away he is likely to touch these and other major news stories from Britain and around the world.
The programme boasts an audience reach of 6.5m people daily and is broadcast on BBC One and the BBC News Channel.
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Rob returns to the popular BBC Breakfast sofa on Saturday morning to review the day’s press.
He is likely to look ahead to the ensuing debate about the EU Referendum, the speculation about Donald Trump’s chances of replacing Barack Obama and the closing stages of the football season and much more.
This marks Rob’s sixth appearance on the BBC Breakfast programme since the 2015 General Election – the BBC says it is watched by 6m people daily and is shown on BBC1 and BBC News.
Produced from MediaCityUK, the programme is made by BBC News.
Rob is back on the BBC Breakfast sofa on Saturday to review the newspapers at 8.20 aand 9.20 a.m. It’s been a busy week for news and this should be a lively review.
BBC Breakfast is broadcast live from MediaCityUK and is produced by BBC News.