i met lyne barlow- through a friend of mine.d have drinks together - and then she would join on different other occasions and we would do thirsty thursday at her house, i we would all be invited to hers. you didn't have to take your own drink like you normally would amongst the girls. we had like charity events. she would rock up with the most amazing expensive prize. they were always on holiday. it wasn't just like a cheap holiday to spain. it was always mexico or dubai or somewhere like a little bit more extravagant. clothes—wise, it was always designer. like her handbags were always named, as were her shoes and designer dresses and things. i think she wanted to be a millionaire and she wanted to show off and show people what she could do and what she could organise and what she could give and for people to like her and talk about her, like, oh, my god, have you ever been to one of lyne barlow�*s parties? they are amazing. there was this they that there, which is really kind that when you look back on it now it wasn't even her

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gareth barlow reports.utbreak of bird flu, and it still has the uk's birds in its grip. normally, the virus dies down during the summer, but this year it's still ravaging wild bird populations, particularly along the coast. already this month, hundreds of dead birds have had to be removed from beaches in aberdeenshire. avian flu has also hit the rspb coquet island for a second year, with fears growing for the rare roseate tern colony. meanwhile, the farne islands off the coast of northumberland, home to approximately 200,000 seabirds, has closed to visitors due to the outbreak. while here in pembrokeshire, huge numbers of seabirds are washing up on the shore. it started off as one or two on certain beaches here amroth was one of the first places, and then has spread along the southern coastline here in pembrokeshire. we've totted up... we think it's in the order of about 7—800 birds so far, which if you consider that's over a two—week period and we don't know what's to come yet, know who knows how many we c

gareth barlow, thank you. the police say was a hit—and—run involving a motorcycle in walsall. the crash happened shortly after seven o'clock last night. our correspondent chi chi izundu joins me now. what more do we know? as you said this incident — what more do we know? as you said this incident happened _ what more do we know? as you said this incident happened last - what more do we know? as you said this incident happened last night - this incident happened last night around 7pm on turnstone road in wei qun hall. police confirmed they were in attendance as well as the ambulance service, who tried to give the seven—year—old life support before she was taken to birmingham children's hospital, where she sadly died from her injuries. police have appealed to the local community for more information. they are still trying to track the blue and black road bike and they are trying to understand the make and model. they've described this event as tragic and say that it is heartbreaking and no family should ever hav

here's gareth barlow. hey, barbie. can i come to your house tonight?hit the big screen, becoming a cultural smash hit — or "barbenheimer" as it's now known. all america's industrial might and scientific innovation connected here, a secret laboratory. for vue, europe's largest privately owned cinema chain, it has been the second busiest weekend in the firm's history, as fans flock see a vision in pink, and a vision of a deadly dark past. i just love the reaction that everyone's had to the film. like, so many peoplejust dressing up in pink. like, you know who is going to go and watch barbie. can't recommend it enough. best thing i've probably seen this year. what was so good? just about women empowerment. i don't think one can . exist without the other, because i think in the culturel what created such anticipation for those two films is actually, - you know, the clash than everybody thinks that it was. going to bring out. many movie goers have done the double, watching barbie and 0ppenheimer back—to—back, racking up four hours and 54 minutes of screen t

gareth barlow, bbc news, pembrokeshire.says she was failed by the system. surrey coroner's court said steps could have been taken to save ayesha clea ry, who died after her mother gave birth in bronzefield prison. duncan kennedy has the story. well, this story goes back to september 2019 when rihanna cleary, who was an 18—year—old, vulnerable young woman, was remanded into bronzeville prison. she'd had a problem with drugs and alcohol. she was also pregnant, and the prison authorities and others knew that she was an at—risk prisoner, and that she was at risk of giving birth alone in her prison cell. but on the night of the 26th and 27th september, she went into labour. three times she tried to buzz prison staff to come and help her. they only answered to one of those calls and no help was organised. rihanna went into labour. she passed out because of the pain. and at some point during that night, she gave birth to baby ayesha. the baby was found in the morning. now, today, the coroner here, richard travers, said that it was

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hello, i hello, lam hello, i am gareth barlow. we start with a new row over fossils fuels and renewable energy. downing street has confirmed that hundreds of new licenses will be granted to drill for oil and gas in the north sea. the prime minister says the move is vital to bolster energy security. rishi sunak has also announced significant funding for two new carbon capture and storage projects, including the first in scotland. campaigners have sharply criticised the new drilling licenses — saying they demonstrate a "short—sighted and selfish" approach to climate change. this is what mr sunak had to say about today's announcements, when he spoke to bbc radio scotland a little earlier. no, what this is about is strengthening our energy security for the whole of the united kingdom. i think we have seen over the last year, the impact of putin's war, we don't want to be in hock to dictators like that when it comes to our energy. and an important part of guarding against that is investing in our north sea, and that is what today's ann

gareth barlow reports.ons, particularly along the coast. already this month, hundreds of dead birds have had to be removed from beaches in aberdeenshire. avian flu has also hit the rspb coquet island for a second year, with fears growing for the rare roseate tern colony. meanwhile, the farne islands off the coast of northumberland, home to approximately 200,000 seabirds, has closed to visitors due to the outbreak. while here in pembrokeshire, huge numbers of seabirds are washing up on the shore. it started off as one or two on certain beaches here amroth was one of the first places, and then has spread along the southern coastline here in pembrokeshire. we've totted up. we think it's in the order of about 7—800 birds so far, which if you consider that's over a two—week period and we don't know what's to come yet, know who knows how many we could be talking about once this thing has run its course? and this is just one small corner of the uk. 50,000 wild birds are said to have died from avian flu last year,

but that was no problem for san antonio. 1st quarter here by 11 dominic barlow. you saw him there with the slam. 24 points and 11 rebounds for barlow 2nd quarter. now 34 to 15 was the in this first favor. julian champagnie dairy is step back. sinks the corner. 3. he led all scorers with 30 points. closing moments of the half. those birds running away with it. eric stevenson, a relocation, 3.13, points off the bench for stevenson, first cruise to a 98 77 win over hornets. while the rookies get their reps and the vets are making some money moves today. anthony edwards maxed out today with the timberwolves minnesota. and edwards agreed on a 5 year designated rookie max deal up to 260 million. meanwhile, malik beasley right there is headed to join giannis but the books he agreed to a one-year 2.7 million dollar deal today as well. but it was a tough day for venus williams after being eliminated on one with his first day, the 5 time wimbledon singles champion. well, she was injured, slipping there and she was actually forced forced to take an injury timeout. she later

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he finishes with the slam there. 24 points on the night, 11 rebounds barlow 2nd quarter. 34 to 15 with the score spurs. julian champagne eastep's back and sinks the 3 in the corner. he led all scorers with 30 points and then closing moments of the half. spurs running away with the eric stevenson relocation, 3.13, points for the kids. first 98 to 77 in this one. and while the rookies get some reps and the they're bringing in the money. anthony edwards, max, out today with the timberwolves, minnesota. >> and edwards, they both agreed to a 5 year designated rookie next deal worth up to 260 million dollars today. meanwhile, malik beasley, he's headed to join giannis and the bucks he signed a one-year agree to rather a one-year 2.7 million dollar deal today is we'll how could take one. a day, though, for venus williams. after being eliminated on wimbledon's first day. now the 5 time when one in singles champion was actually injured. shot she split new than and that's that actually pushed it. take injury timeout. she later returned. but bill, shorten that who says they were plated gets 5th.

specials are showing up on menus, and there's even a messi beer, which i tried with super fan bill barlow messi beer, not bad. he's the type of athlete that could put soccer finally on the map in america. >> for sure. there's just no words to describe what somebody like messi coming to mls, coming to america, coming to inter miami, there's just no words to describe how big that is >> reporter: so many wanting a piece of this moment, it's even boosting real estate >> it's helped business >> reporter: as for messi, he's quickly becoming a florida man spotted at popular grocery store publix thursday night ahead of an official introduction this weekend. if that was messi right now, what would you tell him >> thank you so much for everything, man. >> messi in miami. we're so happy we could mark this moment that's "nightly news" for this friday. i'm tom llamas reporting from miami tonight. thanks so much for watching have a great weekend . >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," hot today and hotter tomorrow. 100 degrees in many bay area cities. we'll tell you what to expect as

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gareth barlow, bbc news. soggy here but they are roasting in the mediterranean.uge contrasts across the continent. for us, whether you like it or not. there is absolutely no change on the horizon for let us say the next couple of weeks. that would take us into august. this is the big picture in europe and the north atlantic, the weather systems developing and the jet stream over the next five days orso jet stream over the next five days or so s jet stream over the next five days or so 5 and crucially i want you to look at this understood lating pattern, the waving pattern of the jet stream and the lows dropping from the north and they push the cloud, wind and rain to our neck of the woods while the mediterranean is enduring that heat wave. here is tuesday. 47 celsius in parts of sicily, what does that mean when you see 47 on our weather maps? if we zoom into sicily i doesn't mean it is a0 degrees everywhere, coastal areas which is unusual, the low a05, there are some in the low 305 but in one or two spots where we get the high value, what will happen later on tha

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messi's specials are showing up on menus and even a messi beer, which i tried with superfan bill barlowy on the map in america. >> for sure. there's just no words to describe what somebody like messi coming to mls, coming to america or inter miami, there's no words to describe how big that is. >> reporter: so many wanting a piece of the moment, it's even boosting real estate. >> it's helped business. >> reporter: messi is quickly becoming a florida man spotted at popular grocery store publix thursday night ahead of an official introduction this weekend. if that was messi right now, what would you tell him? >> thank you so much for everything, man. >> messi in miami. we're so happy we could mark this moment. that's "nightly news" for this friday. i'm tom llamas reporting from miami tonight. thanks so much for watching. have a great weekend. >>> we begin with two breaking stories. start in san francisco where a shooting left one woman .

i'm gareth barlow. thank you for watching. plenty more stories on our website and the app. hello.vening. we have a few showers around, mainly across the northern half of the uk. further south you have longer spells of dry and sunny weather but a fairly bright and breezy sort of day, a noticeable wind coming in from a west or north westerly direction and it's blowing around this area of low pressure which is just drifting slowly across scandinavia. drawn in on that atlantic air we are seeing a few showers particularly affecting scotland and northern ireland through the remainder of the day, a few for northern england and north wales, but further south it is likely to stay dry with late sunshine around today. more persistent rain and cloud lingering across the far north of scotland over the likes of caithness, sutherland and 0rkney but most places dry and clear overnight. temperatures down into single figures for many northern areas in particular heading into the early hours of monday morning. so a fresh start of the day but quite a bit of sunshine around from the word go. it won't

i�*m gareth barlow. thanks so much for watching.dry and sunny weather but a fairly bright and breezy sort of day, noticeable wind coming in from a west or north westerly direction and it�*s blowing around this area of low pressure as it is just drifting slowly across scandinavia. drawn in on the atlantic air we are seeing a few showers, particularly affecting scotland and northern ireland through the remainder of the day, a fifa northern england and northern wales but further south and east likely to stay dry with some late sunshine today. more persistent rain and cloud lingering across the far north of scotland for the likes of caithness and sutherland and 0rkney, but overnight most places relatively dry and clear. temperatures down into single figures for many northern areas in particular as we head into the early hours of monday morning. so a fresh start to the day but quite a bit of sunshine around from the word go. it isn�*t going to stick around everywhere because we have got more showers on the way. we have got more showers o

i'm gareth barlow, thank you for watching. we set hello.t is where you have the longer spells of dry and sunny weather, but a fairly bright and breezy sort of day. noticeable wind coming in from a west or north—westerly direction. and, it is blowing around this area of low pressure, which is just drifting slowly across scandinavia. drawn in on that atlantic air, we are seeing a few showers, particularly affecting scotland and northern ireland in the day. a few for northern england and north wales, further south—east, you are likely to stay dry, some late sunshine around today. more persistent rain and cloud just lingering across the far north of scotland for the likes of caithness and sutherland and orkney, too, but overnight, most places are relatively dry and clear. so, temperatures getting down into single figures for many northern areas in particular, as we head into the early hours of monday morning. a fresh start in the day, but quite a bit of sunshine around. from the word go. it is not going to stick around everywhere, because we ha

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it has been from convention center circle to centennial, and then, barlow way.shut down. it will not reopen until the end of the second concert. that is late saturday night and basically it kind of rolls into sunday morning, so for folks on the south bay, we know the option, but this is for our east bay friends. we made a map for you. you can take amtrak, go to jack london square, the station there. you can run all the way down, and then, when you get to the great american station, you can actually walk right over to levi's stadium. you can leave there at 2:38 a.m.. get there right after the gates open, stay open at 430, and arrive a little after 5:00. it is $16 going just one way. the problem here with amtrak is just going back. it is slow -- so that all repaired but i have you covered on that because you can take part. you want to get home swiftly. not be left with teardrops on your guitar. you are stranded. alright? you need to pay attention to these times. 11:45 a.m., you need to be at the station if you are trying to go to any station that runs along that l

i forget it was barlow or whoever it was. second one's a little bit complicated, but you want to do the first one first? the pillar of the pillar falling on well before before being let go. john lester, before we're running out of time, let's talk about the injury first. yeah, well, i was going to one of the other issues is that issue that jim brilliantly talks about in his in his book about the drinking was on the wagon was hooker on the wagon. and jim makes brilliant point that he really needed some courage at that time. so what are you john, are you maintaining that he fell on the pillar as people falling on him as interesting stuff. interesting stuff as well, doing the fighting the morning of may 3rd that i talked about a moment ago, hooker has his headquarters at the chancellor mansion and. he's standing on the front porch about a mile from the confederate lines. so it's within artillery range of the confederates and confederate cannonball hits the pillar, holding up the canopy over this porch and the roof on hooker's he

gareth barlow, bbc news, pembrokeshire.hese coastlines - beaches? it is a sad situation, along these coastlines we i beaches? it is a sad situation, | along these coastlines we have collected 200 dead seabirds, and it has been really devastating to see. so we are lucky and the fact that we are working with lots of our other organisations and government agencies, and so our ranger team having to come along this beach and other beaches along the coastline and collect the dead seabirds. bind and collect the dead seabirds. and ou have and collect the dead seabirds. and you have vitally important seabird colonies just off the coast here. absolutely, some amazing seabirds live not too far from here and we are just monitoring the situation every single day to see what happens. so we are really asking people if they see any dead birds along the coastline, because obviously it is the summer time now, if they can get in contact with the local council so that at least we get a bit of an idea as to what is happening along the coastline

gareth barlow is in canterbury and can tell us more. good morning. where are they? of hours. this is the kent countryside, a beautiful morning. this is not typical woodland. the cctv, fencing, massive metal barriers will attest to the fact that there is a small herd of bison in the woodland. the first arrived at this time a year ago today. they were then joined by ago today. they were then joined by a surprise arrival a few months later. we will tell you more about that later. and then the rest of the group followed in december. they have had a huge impact on the woodland, munching their way through. we will tell you what they have done to the woodland and wine. we found them on the tracking earlier. they are roughly 150 metres inside the trees. hopefully, the sound of the bbc will draw them out in the coming hours and we will bring you one. that is happening here. time for the news where you are. good morning from bbc london with me, alison earle. the head of the met has announced every london borough will have at least one police front counter open 24 hours a day.

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and karen barlow and thousands of brits. >> i'm afraid, are still stranded in roads as the wildfires intensify . criticism wildfires intensify. criticism of some travel firms . were they of some travel firms. were they irresponsible to fly holidaymakers into the emergency zones with fires already raging, what did they get on the plane? >> well, exactly, yes . the pm, >> well, exactly, yes. the pm, rishi sunak, has hit back at critics of his housing policy, saying his plan is to build homes where people need them. but our labour's housing plans any better, it'll cost us over 73 billion. sorry, £7.3 billion if they're in charge . if they're in charge. >> and nigel farage is banking scandal. it rumbles on. the future of natwest chief executive dame angela rose hangs in the balance as pressure builds to reveal who was the senior and trusted source, who told the bbc, frankly, a pack of lies . lies. >> and 30 year old charlotte dolan was introduced to the house of lords yesterday . is 30 house of lords yesterday. is 30 too young? doe

our reporter gareth barlow has more. hey, barbie, can i come to your house today?unlike any we've seen in recent years. on friday, barbie and oppenheimer both hit the big screen, becoming a cultural smash hit, or barbenhim, as it's now known. or barbenheim, as it's now known. # closer...# agh! we've got one hope. all america's industrial—minded scientific innovation connected here — a secret laboratory. for vue, europe's largest privately—owned cinema chain, it's been the second busiest weekend in the firm's history, as fans flock to see a vision in pink and a vision of a deadly dark past. i just love the reaction that everyone's had to the film. like, so many peoplejust dressing up in pink. like, you know who's going to go and watch barbie? can't recommend it enough. best thing i've probably seen this year. what was so good? just about women empowerment. i don't think one can exist - without the other because i think in the culture, what created such l anticipation for those two films i i is actually, you know, the clashl that everybody thinks, you know, that it w

in the polls, but election after election has taught us that polls are about as accurate as a gary barlow return. who the hell is going to tell a woke 19 year old pollster in a gore—tex hoodie on the high street that they support the tories? it ain't going to happen . shy or ain't going to happen. shy or disgruntled conservative? those who stayed away in yorkshire on thursday have in my view, handed labour false hope. first up, the most important issue facing voters the economy and the cost of living crisis is going the right way for the government. unlike germany and the eurozone, britain has avoided recession with unemployment down investment into the country up and retail sales evidence of consumer confidence also defying expectation actions. most importantly , inflation is below importantly, inflation is below the psychological 8% mark and will continue to head southward in the months ahead . it's not in the months ahead. it's not even impossible that by next year interest rates could come down. you heard it here first mean while the brexit deadlock has been broken with sunaks windsor

in the polls, but election after election has taught us that polls are about as accurate as a gary barlow return. who the hell is going to tell a woke 19 year old pollster in a gore—tex hoodie on the high street that they support the tories? it ain't going to happen . shy or ain't going to happen. shy or disgruntled conservative? those who stayed away in yorkshire on thursday have in my view, handed labour false hope. first up, the most important issue facing voters the economy and the cost of living crisis is going the right way for the government. unlike germany and the eurozone, britain has avoided recession with unemployment down investment into the country up and retail sales evidence of consumer confidence also defying expectation actions. most importantly , inflation is below importantly, inflation is below the psychological 8% mark and will continue to head southward in the months ahead . it's not in the months ahead. it's not even impossible that by next year interest rates could come down. you heard it here first mean while the brexit deadlock has been broken with sunaks windsor

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