steve saul reports.atellis, razorlight and charlotte church all on the bill. those who were at the event yesterday described how quickly it descended into chaos. it felt shambolic. it was... there was a massive queue for the toilets, the bands that were coming on, it was two hours in between bands, they were late, every band was late. you were queueing for an hour to get to the toilet, queueing for an hour to get a drink. oversubscribed. i said it early on, they oversubscribed by at least a thousand people in there. in places, it wasjust unacceptable, because you couldn't get through from different areas, and in terms of the sound and stage show, and in terms of the whole festival experience, the sound was appalling, as well. people were coming over the fencing and just jumping over the walls and getting in. they stopped people going in at a certain time, maybe five o'clock, they wouldn't let anyone else in, i think the police said, "no more people gain entry." people arriving at the festival site in the

steve saul, liverpool. time for a look at the weather forecast now with sarah. good evening.airly unsettled spell of august weather continues through much of the week ahead. we've got some outbreaks of rain around at the moment. tonight it's going to be raining at times across parts of cornwall, through wales, the midlands and northern england, as well. mostly dry, and reasonably mild towards the south—east, whereas further north across the country, fresher here with clear spells, a few showers, and temperatures across rural parts of scotland down into mid single figures. during the day on monday, three zones of whether once again, some rain across the south—west of england, south wales, in true parts of central england, too. the far south—east probably avoiding the wet weather today. largely dry, bright and reasonably warm, whereas further north, some sunshine for north wales and much of northern england, with one or two isolated showers, but an improved day here. further showers in the north of scotland and northern ireland, as well. we've got three zones of weather again f

steve saul reports.as staged in liverpool, with many artists on the bill. those at the event yesterday described how quickly it descended into chaos. it felt shambolic. it was a massive coup for the toilet, the bands that were coming on, two hours between bands. they were late, every band was late. you were queueing for an hour to get to the toilet, and hour for a queueing for an hour to get to the toilet, and hourfor a drink. oversubscribed. by at least 1000.m places it wasjust oversubscribed. by at least 1000.m places it was just unacceptable, oversubscribed. by at least 1000.m places it wasjust unacceptable, you could not get through from different areas. in terms of the sound on stage, in terms of the whole festival experience, the sound was appalling as well. people were coming over the insane and jumping over the walls and getting in. they stopped people going in at a certain time, maybe 5pm. that would not let anyone else. the police said no more people are gaining entry. people are arriving at th

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steve bannon and reports on his political partnership with donald trump. from the annual libertarian conference, freedom fest, a debate on the late community organizer saul alinsky. a panel of industry experts discuss cyber warfare, and former tennis pro james blake provides a history of activism and professional athletes. that all happens weekend on booktv, television for serious readers. for a complete television schedule, visit booktv.org. >> here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. on saturday, august 19th, we'll be live in jackson for the third annual mississippi book festival featuring librarian of congress carla hayden as well as candace millard, mark dowden and many more. on september 2nd we're live from the nation's capital for the national book festival with author presentations and call-in segments featuring the likes of historian david mccullough, j.d. vance and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. and later that month look for us in new york at the brooklyn book festival and the baltimore book festival taking place at the city's inner harbor. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festi