it had some very high acts, craig david, sean paul, dizzee rascal, thousands of people go.val hoping for a good weekend, but if there are concerns about drugs, it highlights that this is a problem. the festival hasn't been without controversy recently, inasmuch as hampshire police wanted to raise the age limit to 18, but it would have had no effect on what happened this year, because they were concerned that children as young as 13 were getting in and there were allegations of drug taking and assaults. but clearly they will have to investigate, and we do not know what caused these two deaths. thank you for updating us. england could get more national parks as part of a review of the country's landscape. the environment secretary, michael gove, said the review would also look at whether to increase the number of areas of outstanding natural beauty. ben ando reports the cpre are now fighting for great tracts of land to be used for national parks. between the wars, the battle raged for britain's open spaces and the right to roam. there were mass trespasses, arrests and propaga

it was opened up by ed sheerin, but he saw the likes of craig david, and sam smith, and cleaner bandit, just on the stage behind me, britos torah will be on injust the stage behind me, britos torah will be on in just over half an hour's time, and she will be kicking off an afternoon evening of music. we will see the likes of some huge names. just look at the list, james bay, and of course taylor swift followed by florence and the machine. there are other events going on around the country, in coventry, and that will see the likes of stereophonics, and liam gallagher, so people really hoping that this will be another great day of music, finishing off here in swa nsea, of music, finishing off here in swansea, two days of radio one's biggest weekend. let's find out what the weather will be like everybody. there has been a lot of talk of thunderstorms, but many of us have mist them all together. it has been beautiful across opening and that scotland, and it will stay that way. that thunderstorm risk will continue, sadly through this evening, there could be some rumbling through a little bi

and craig david, who will be playing in swansea.se crew of different artists that will be performing over the span of the different stages, so to be there with new music under older is great for me. things are now under way in perth in scotla nd things are now under way in perth in scotland and here in belfast in northern ireland, promising a bank holiday filled with many people's favourite acts on a weekend celebrating music from some of the world's most popular artists. as you can hear, the music is booming across two of the venues, belfast in northern ireland and perth in scotland as well. swansea, which is the radio! perth in scotland as well. swansea, which is the radio 1 event, kicks off tomorrow, that will see performances from the likes of taylor swift, florence and the machine and ed sheeran. coventry will begin on sunday. that will see artists ranging from jamie cullum to liam gallagher, who is headlining, and so many more on what the bbc hopes will be one of the biggest weekends of music the uk has ever seen. good job kee

mutiny festival in portsmouth. 0rganisers have cancelled today's event which was to be headlined by craig davidbstance on site". joining us now is our reporter steve humphrey from portsmouth. yes, festival goers today have been telling us of their shock and sadness at this tragedy. the festival was supposed to go on for a couple of days, but it was cancelled as soon as couple of days, but it was cancelled as soon as the extent of what had happened became known. today, as he said there is supposed to be a whole line—up of people playing on the main stage behind me. interestingly, the main camp that is just a couple of miles away. police were first alerted yesterday evening when an 18—year—old woman fell ill, and spent 20 minutes later a 20 odd man collapsed. they were both taken to hospital, just a short distance away. sadly, both of them died. two other festivalgoers also in hospital. 0ne other festivalgoers also in hospital. one of them is in a critical condition. if you moments ago, ian baird from the festival made this statement. with tremendous sadness that we can confirm that two of our fe

ed sheeran, craig david and taylor swift will join in the four days of performance across the four nations of the weekend... each event reflects the radio identity. here in belfast it is bbc six music. it is part of a strategy to underline the corporation's commitment to music. the bbc knows it's vital to keep appealing to people of all ages and backgrounds and music is one of the things that can do that. they thought with no glastonbury this year it seemed an ideal opportunity for them to showcase music from the biggest pop acts like taylor swift... to classical musicians like nigel kennedy... and to jazz acts likejamie nigel kennedy... and to jazz acts like jamie column. these enormous outdoor festivals remains a special place in my heart because you find yourself having to bring something different to the table than you normally do. trying to communicate with an audience that big. and also, you are not always playing to your audience, you are playing to people who are there to see a variety of acts, which means you have to work a little bit harder. his performance in perth at the radio

craig david is performing this evening on the main stage in, he told our entertainments correspondentd to perform main stage here, i mean, that's ungrateful and the first placed and to look at the acts performing already has been amazing. we have had ed sheeran. all going well so far. liam payne at the moment. do you think you can topple that? i don't see it as a competition. we are bringing the variety and we had ed sheeran at the top end and sam smith closing off today. a band who my amd has been with me 18 years. everett would jump on stage with a live band show at the moment to dig in with classic records and putting new stuff as well. looking forward to seeing the crowd and have the respond to it. how exciting is that plane to a younger audience who might well be hearing your music for the first time was blue when i stressed when i performed at glastonbury was being on the stage seeing thousands and thousands of people and seeing so many young faces who i could tell they were discovering classics. they knew nothing like this. they knew they had given up in the baseline drops. i h

but there was also the likes of clean bandit, the likes of clean bandit, craig david, sam smith playingny venues across the uk. noel gallagher went down very well, and underworld too. what can we look forward to today? 0n the stage behind me, rita 0ra will be on in about half an hour. she will kick off an afternoon of music that will see some huge names with shawn mendes, 30 seconds to mars, james bay, taylor swift, florence and the machine. at other venues around the uk, there is a radio 2 event happening in coventry, where there will be the likes of paloma faith, stereophonics, ub40 and liam gallagher. people will hope it will be another great day of music to finish off the radio1 biggest weekend. thunderstorms and torrential rain swept across parts of southern britain overnight, with frequent lightning flashing across the sky. around 15,000 lightning strikes were recorded in four hours on saturday night. the thunderstorms swept northwards across the south of england, the midlands and wales and are expected to continue throughout today. many people got out their cameras to photograph

festival in portsmouth. 0rganisers have cancelled the event today which was to be headlined by craig david of a dangerous high strength or bad bad substance on site —— muni festival. safety advisor for that festival explained the decision to cancel. we took the decision supported by the police to cancel the festival today to safeguard the welfare of all our visitors and out of respect for the two young people lost their lives. this is deeply upsetting and we again wish to send all our thoughts to the families. this programme contains flashing images. northern ireland's politicians divided on abortion a day after the republic's historic vote. celebrations in dublin — but the focus shifts to the north and laws that are far more restrictive than the rest of the uk. our policy is the same from the north of ireland right through to the bottom of ireland. we want to see the same policy. we need to show care and compassion towards women. i think it is a popular opinion throughout northern ireland that we should not have a liberalised abortion regime. a music festival in portsmouth is cancelled af

but there was also the likes of craig david, sam smith, and clean bandit.orld two. rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me injust rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me in just under rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me injust under half rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me in just under half an rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me injust under half an hour. she will kick off an afternoon of music that will see some huge names with shawn mendes is, 30 seconds to mars, james bay, taylor swift, florence and the machine. at other venues around the uk, there is a radio to event happening in coventry, where there will be the likes of paloma faith, stereophonics, ub40 and liam gallagher. the blogger to another —— people will hope it will be another great day of music to finish off the biggest weekend. hope you have your wellington boots, like the festivalgoers behind you. thunderstorms and torrential rain swept thunderstorms and torrential rain swe pt a cross thunderstorms and torrential rain swept across parts of southern britain overnight with frequen

ed sheeran, craig david and taylor swift will join in the four days of performance across the four nationsthe weekend! each event reflects the identity of different, here in belfast it is bbc news six music. it is all part of a strategy to undermine the corporation's commitment to music. it is vital to appeal to those of all ages, and music is the best way to do that. it seemed an ideal opportunity to showcase the depth of music that bbc champions. to classical music like nigel kennedy. and to and to jazz acts... this remains as a special place in my heart, because you find yourself reading something different to the table. trying to communicate with an audience that big. and also, these festivals are you are not always plain towards your audience, you are ina plain towards your audience, you are in a variety of acts. see up to work little bit harder. in today's radio of that, was one of today's highlight. at the final two venues, hoping to continue the musical momentum. just under a week after her wedding, a coat of arms has been created for the new duchess of sussex. the design was agree

ed sheeran, craig david and taylor swift willjoin in the four days of performance across the four nations.. each event reflects the radio identity. here in belfast it is bbc 6 music. it is part of a strategy to underline the corporation's commitment to music. the bbc knows it's vital to keep appealing to people of all ages and backgrounds, and music is one of the things that can do that. they thought, with no glastonbury this year, it seemed an ideal opportunity for them to showcase music from the biggest pop acts like taylor swift... to classical musicians like nigel kennedy... and to jazz acts like jamie cullum. these enormous outdoor festivals remain a special place in my heart, because you find yourself having to bring something different to the table than you normally do. trying to communicate with an audience that big. and also, you are not always playing to your audience, you are playing to people who are there to see a variety of acts, which means you have to work a little bit harder. his performance in perth at the radio 3 event was one of the highlights. while preparations are w

andi opened up the stage at 12 o'clock and i we will see people like sam smith, clean bandit and craig davidy take a year off to have a rest, it was a great opportunity and the bbc that they could take advantage of it. underline their commitment to live music in its different forms. this four—day festival across four sites infour four—day festival across four sites in four nations is the result of that. here in swansea at singleton parkis that. here in swansea at singleton park is hosted by radio one, all of the festivals are being done in conjunction with bbc national radio network. yesterday and today in belfast. in perth and scotland radio 2and belfast. in perth and scotland radio 2 and three and tomorrow and monday in coventry, also radio 2 and three which gives them the chance to actually have people ranging from the likes of these bands like years and years, to ed sheerin copout artists like that to chas artists with classical styles like nigel kennedy. shows the great relationship with bbc feels it needs to have not just relationship with bbc feels it needs to have notjust with artist

many of those watching hadn't even been born when craig david's ‘7 days' hit number one.so a particular significance to this saturday and sunday. with so much emphasis on gender balance at big festivals, one thing that has gone down well is that the two closing acts are two of the biggest female names in the industry. # and i'm so curious # your mind got me feeling some type of way... global superstar taylor swift dedicated her song ‘gorgeous‘ to the women she performs with onstage. # you make me so happy it turns back to sad # there's nothing i hate more than what i can't have #. # you got the love... while the radio 1 event was closed in front of a huge crowd by florence and the machine. # sometimes i feel like saying... lizo mzimba, bbc news, swansea. # cos you got the love i need to see me through #. cheering that would have been amazing, i wish i had that would have been amazing, i wish ihada that would have been amazing, i wish i had a ticket. let's know how it was and get in touch this morning. i watched a bit on the telly and noel gallagher was great. time now to

david: kevin, thank you. craig, great to talk to both of you. now is a check on the markets.ulie: i want to start with the automakers. general motors and ford trading lower as the representatives are in that meeting with president trump. now moving to the private phase of the conversation. the auto part retailers, they are bouncing today interestingly, with o'reilly and advance auto parts trading higher at this point. as investors try to figure out the implications of the nafta negotiations, how they will end willhere the automakers locate their factories and what it means for the broader industry. we have been watching those. looking at the major averages, we do not see much change, particularly for the nasdaq, which has been bouncing between gains and losses all such a long. the s&p and dow trading higher. many of the medical companies trading higher, ahead of president trump's comments on drug pricing, because the perception is the plan that the president will put in place will , the worst case for the industry, as for supposed. earnings come away have some of the media ea

david: thank you, craig trudell from detroit. telephone with jonas, the meeting, adam morgan stanley global auto's and should mobility analyst. thank you. let's start with this cafe subjects. have you heard about what auto executives are likely to do? adam: no, not specifically. i would have to agree with on the accusation careful what you wish for. the only thing i would it is auto companies really do not want the pr blow backs. they definitely want one standard and they do not want this going to the supreme court and being dragged out in the media and being in the public affiliate with hostility towards the world's largest economy, or the fourth-largest, california. if their hand is stronger then perhaps the administration mayizes, those 10 ceos represent the better part of one million jobs in the united states, indirectly supporting millions more, particularly in states that supported the administration, such as michigan. i am not saying it will come to the purposes to gently remind the administration how important the auto in

craig melvin in for katy tur. i'll see you tomorrow morning on today. david is standing by. >> my mind is blown by that, two trillion. >> you can probably fathom that you are a smart guy. >> i'm david guerra in for ali velshi. this hour, president trump struggling to control two stories, one international and one domestic. first up, the abruptly canceled summit with north korea. the president saying earlier today that the june 12th could possibly be back on. >> we'll see what happens. it could even be theth. we are talking to them now. they very much want to do it. >>> that's not the only issue on which the administration is mounting a defense. in three tweets this morning, president trump continuing to use the word "spy" to describe an informant and reupping his claims the fbi improperly surveilled his 2016 campaign. it's been nothing but backlash today for the trump administration, one day after those two highly sensitive briefings with top intelligence officials on the possible informant. why is that? because of the unexpected presence of president trump's

craig melvin in for katy tur. i'll see you tomorrow morning on today. davidmind is blown by that, two trillion. >> you can probably fathom that you are a smart guy. >> i'm david guerra in for ali velshi. this hour, president trump struggling to control two stories, one international and one domestic. first up, the abruptly canceled summit with north korea. the president saying earlier today that the june 12th could possibly be back on. >> we'll see what happens. it could even be theth. we are talking to them now. they very

craig. eck the weather with mr. roker. what's coming up? >> he is working with david blaine now. we have a big area of flooding.s is raleigh. streets turned into rivers last night as 3 inches of rain fell. from miami up to the northeast, we are looking at strong storms and farming south of columbus and pittsburgh and scranton. this system is making its way east. heavy rain to the south. scattered storms in the southeast. rainfall amounts from two to three inches, the carolinas into virginia. heavy rain where they're down in florida, where they had heavy rain. more will continue. we are watching for the possibility of a development. this is an investigation al area. 95-l. this would be the tropical system. we will watch that tropical zone. a lot of wet weather for our friends in florida. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. but they see you like it's the first time, every time. they see a tough day a mile away. and things they can't unsee. they see life. and they see love. every time they see you. maybe dogs can't see color. but what they see is so much more. dogs are more. let's

craig's fifth outing as 007. the film is set to be released in october next year. with me now is our entertainment correspondent davidny boyle and bond. it is not a surprise because danny boyle spoke about the fact that he and his screenwriter had been working on an idea a month or two ago, so this is official confirmation that the fans have long been expecting. if you think about it, trainspotting, shallow grave, slumdog millionaire, 28 days later and the opening ceremony of the 0lympics back in 2012, he has proved he can do it action films and he has said in the past that he was try to think what links his very different films and he said it is character is facing overwhelming odds and if that isn't james bond... it facing overwhelming odds and if that isn'tjames bond... it is must like he was born to do it which sets up massive expectations. but remember the fears of the 2012 opening ceremony after we saw what happened in beijing, thinking how will britain's computer? and danny boyle had a lot of help from james bond, daniel craig for that as well. and that was the moment where people's jaws hit the ground, they t