Breaking news meaning in English

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Definition

(And now some) breaking news: (And now some) of the latest information, up-to-date reports, very recent intelligence idiom
  • "I'm Brent Vanderplop and joining me with some breaking news is Rupert Kensington, our European Correspondent."
  • "Breaking news now, we've just calculated the results of our listeners' poll, in which we asked you to speculate on Bruno Delavigne's fate."
  • "Brent : Breaking news now everyone: Moira MacDonald is apparently alive and well, though she was a bit tardy this morning."

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