amy cole, bbc news.lastonbury festival next year have sold out within an hour of going on sale this morning. the festival's organisers posted on x, formerly twitter, that �*demand had greatly exceeded supply�*. none of the headline acts have announced yet. well one of our own, aisling taylor, has managed to grab some of those hot tickets today and joins me now to tell us how she did it. big smile on your face, big smile on yourface, how big smile on your face, how did you go about getting hold of them? you can onl b go about getting hold of them? you can only by a _ go about getting hold of them? wi. can only by a maximum of six tickets per person, we split up our friendship group into little groups and made an excel spreadsheet with your name and registration number and your postcode, because once you get in there it always seems to happen in a blink of an eye, so you need to be prepared. the idea is if one of the six people get through to the point where you can get the tickets, they would bite for the

amy cole, bbc news. gary�*s a teenage boy, after all — a boy with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. and for much of his life, this 14—year—old has been reliant on pills to keep him calm without that medication... literally get really cross, like break stuff in school, i literally break stuff. it's unthinkable. people have got no idea of what it's like to live with a child like this. gary was diagnosed with adhd when he was about two. this is him playing with his sister when they were toddlers. it'sjust one of those moments where theyjust clicked. now 11, caitlin has adhd as well. how does it make you feel? stressed out but also like maybe scared sometimes or just can�*t concentrate. dad craig passed on the condition, so a national shortage of drugs to treat adhd is understandably causing alarm in this household. a spokesperson for the department of health said it understood that medicines shortages can be distressing and it�*s advising patients to speak to their clinicians. the spokesperson said

amy cole, bbc news.bestjob in the world, asjoanne carter reports. a passion for photography brought them all together. an experienced photographer himself for over 60 years, he was the right man in the right place to help the members of vision northumberland get back out with their cameras. that�*s cracking that, isn�*t it? yeah. you�*ve got all the colours and the shades. some people have got glaucoma, some got macular degeneration, some people have got diabetic retinopathy, so it varies. and it�*s a case of talking to each person, finding out what they can see through the lens and how best we can help them encompass everything that they see and get it in focus and take the best shots. so, you get the the mirror reflection in the water. 0k, yeah, yeah. we've all got different vision conditions and we've all got different levels of eyesight. and i think with the photography, you can see things that you don't normally see. so, you can take a photograph and then zoom in, you can zooiti in on your camera. a

amy cole, bbc news.e others, marie now makes other plans. as soon as you hear the announcements on the trains that you're coming into the station, it's butterflies in your tummy. i try and avoid travelling by train as much as possible. i have regular medical treatment in colchester and i opt to get a bus that runs every 2 hours and takes about four times as long as the train. and she's not the only one. disability campaigner cathy says this is an all too common story. we normally aren't seen as being people that work who who have to travel in a time limited fashion. i've been left on the train. i had to block the train door open with my foot. we develop an anxiety about getting stuck on a train. in a statement, an lner spokesperson said they have contacted marie. they said, as a business, we take the training of our staff to meet all customer needs seriously and continue to work hard to ensure everyone enjoys the best possible experience when travelling with us. but it's happening elsewhere too. this wee

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ami around con out, is there a hebron? the still ahead on al jazeera rocket science from lebanon into northern israel. coles extensive damage. more on that escalation officer, the break, the the, we have a temperature turnaround coming in for parts of the us and canada, those details in one sec. but for us, i gotta let you know about this. so k, rain coming into hunters believes in guatemala, over the next 24 to 48 hours. there is likely to be some funding here. okay, promise. do we talk about that temperature turnaround? we're going to southern us temperature is bounce back into the twenty's. temperatures also coming out in the us northeast, but a big deal here for new york because i think for the 1st time and what 8 weeks, it's not gonna rain this weekend. mix of signing cloud temperature walks in to 16, which is above average for this time. of the year to the west, we go a storm system brewing and the pacific that will crash into the pacific northwest, western canada. this will be bad, lot of rain and a lot of wind to the us. southwest we go with temperature is running on the high side in los angeles at 28. also quite ha