location. The United Kingdom weather forecast is at 10 minutes and 40 minutes past the hour throughout the programme, either from the BBC Weather Centre in Broadcasting House, or out on location. Short (approximately four minutes) regional news, travel and weather bulletins broadcast just before the hour and the half-hour throughout the programme. Once the BBC News Channel breaks away for its own programming (starting from BBC News at Nine) at 09:00, the programme is extended until 09:15 on BBC One. The programme is shortened to three hours on bank holidays but still features regional news updates, and is fully simulcast on the BBC News Channel. During weekends, there are no updates from regional news bureaus. The first and/or second hour of the weekend edition may occasionally feature abridged versions of the BBC's other programmes such as Click, Reporters (shown in full at 6:30 on Sundays), Newswatch (shown on Saturdays at 7:45), The Travel Show and the Film Review. They also have a paper review with guests, and Paul Lewis normally discusses business or personal finance news. The show is also simulcast on BBC One and the BBC News Channel, but, during the Premier League season, BBC One regularly breaks away on Sundays to show the previous night's edition of Match of the Day. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the presenters moved to sit apart on the sofa. Sports presenters are traditionally seated towards the end of the sofa, whereas business items are usually given from a standing or seated position located some distance from the main presenters. However, both sports and business news were presented from the satellite standing position. Interactive Breakfast encourages viewer response and interaction via e-mail, Facebook and Twitter.Contact us BBC News, 28 May 2010 Video reports and interviews from the programme are made available on the Breakfast Facebook page after transmission. Current on-air team Main presenters'''Note: Sunday editions of BBC Breakfast are presented by two of the regular stand-in presenting team Stand-in presenters Business presenters Sports presenters Weather presenters Regular reporters Regular BBC contributors Former presenters Main Jeremy Bowen (2000–2002) Darren Jordon (2000–2001) Sarah Montague (2000–2001) Sophie Raworth (2000–2002) Bill Turnbull (2001–2016) Sian Williams (2001–2012) Natasha Kaplinsky (2002–2005) Dermot Murnaghan (2002–2007) Mishal Husain (2003–2006) Susanna Reid (2006–2014) Louise Minchin (2012–2021) Dan Walker (2016–2022) Stand-in and guest Julie Etchingham (2000–2001) Michael Peschardt (2000–2007) Noel Thompson (2000–2009) Rob Bonnet (2000–2005) Tanya Beckett (2001–2003) Susanna Reid (2001–2006) Louise Minchin