that was leyla hayes reporting. her talent was indisputable.o black. it follows her journey to becoming a star, as well as her later struggles with addiction. before this evening's premiere, our culture correspondent, charlotte gallagher, sat down with the film's director and its star. # tried to make me go to rehab, isaid no, no, no.# amy winehouse, a music legend. # no, no, no... # yeah, baby, and the rest. # tried to make me go to rehab. now a new film is telling her story. i was so excited by the idea of, you know, playing and getting in touch with amy — the girl, and then amy the singer — as well as, like, you know, the woman before the icon. and you, physically, transform in the film. you start as this really vibrant young woman and you become quite frail towards the end of the film and just seem so lonely and kind of cut off and let down by people. how did you feel about amy when you were making this film? i felt very in awe of her. when she first came on the scene, we were all sort of blown away by this, like, girl from camden that, lik

that was leyla hayes reporting. her talent was indisputable.se is the subject of a new film, back to black. as well as her life and work. we will also talk about their hundred and 20th anniversary of the entente cordiale. you can see these pictures outside buckingham palace of the changing of the guard which today will have french soldiers involved in the historic ceremony. they are just lining up and preparing to begin. a similar event already happened in paris this morning. let's speak to our paris correspondent, hugh schofield. french and british soldiers are side by side at this event. the biggest example of the entente cordiale todayis example of the entente cordiale today is cooperation on the military level so it is important this is a military ceremony stop it has happened here in paris and now happening over in london with her contingent of british troops, the coldstream guards in paris and republican guards who guarded president macron in london symbolically taking part in ceremonies of changing of the guard. he then party it was brie

that was leyla hayes reporting there.many different places to see live pictures. texaco first of all. a large crowd we have seen gathering. they will be the first people to see this eclipse in about one hour's time. —— in mexico. let me take you to niagara falls because as his arc she was his way through mexico than america, then canada will be there, at the various locations. we can also show you live pictures coming in from california, there, shots of the sun. anita is here over the next few hours, she will be taking you through the best seatin will be taking you through the best seat in town as we will show you all of the latest live pictures. thank you for being with me today, see you at the same time tomorrow. hello. monday brought us a bit of mix of weather types. while some of us had some spells of warm spring sunshine, other areas were stuck under the cloud and rain all day. it's been a really wet first week of april and that unsettled theme continues for the next few days. so more blustery spells of rain at times

that was leyla hayes reporting there.s of the pictures from mexico as people gather there. click onto the qr code and that will take you straight to the live page. to the live streaming. there are so much on bbc website. you can actually follow the path of darkness. you can scroll through every totality that is expected so plenty more on the programme on that eclipse and ordered as at that main news stories. that is coming up. don't go away. hello, it is of another fairly mild day out there and some of us have seen the spring sunshine but not everyone because low pressure is not far away, moving its way from west to east. over the next few days at low pressure remains close by. unsettled weather, blustery, rain around at times and turning cooler than it has been. here is the area of low pressure pushing towards the south—west of the uk, a couple of weather fronts with us and generally a lot of cloud. for the rest of the day outbreaks of rain for some, especially heavy in northern ireland, the south—west of scotland, the s

our reporter leyla hayes has more. welcome to brixton, yeah?ed back into community projects. these here are my initials, daniel o'connell. but we changed it to definition of community when we decided to work in brixton. now, though, the brothers who launched the brand have been threatened with legal action by a us company, also called brixton, who want them to stop using the name. we are from brixton, we are brixton, our company is based in brixton, we've been trademarked. i don't understand why... i can understand what their problem is, but they should work with us. the brothers, who are both london cab drivers, started by making t—shirts for friends and family and the business grew from there. the brothers say hundreds of businesses here use the name "brixton", and they don't understand why they are being unfairly targeted. i think there's over 600 companies in brixton that have got the word "brixton" in their name. so are you telling me that every time they put "brixton" on their t—shirt, they can't use it? we will stay... sandra from goggle

leyla hayes reports. this is how most of us would see this striking photo.in the ears, you know, it'sjust. it's amazing. the images have been printed in 30, so they can also be touched. it's only raised a maximum of two millimetres off the surface, but yet i can feel the skin of the rhinoceros, i can feel the wound where they cut off the horn. i can feel its mouth and it's eating the grass. all this detail, it's just like, wow. each photo in the exhibition is also accompanied by a full description in braille for those who can't see. campaigners say it's about making art accessible to all. we want experiences that we can all share and we can all benefit from, and that's what inclusion is about — offering everyone a kind of equitable experience, notjust, "let's put on something for blind people." actually, what we really want is, let's try and find a way to deliver exhibitions that mean everybody can get something out of it. the new technology has enabled visually impaired mum karen to see a scan of her baby ruby for the first time. it was amazing, like, to ha

that was leyla hayes reporting.d the story of amy winehouse's life is just as captivating. we'll hear from the director and star of the new film, back to black, which charts her triumphs and struggles. more on that at 6:50. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm leigh milner. a further £3 million of government funding has been announced today for hammersmith bridge. the money will be used to resurface a temporary cycle lane on the bridge and make it permanent. it's now been closed to cars for five years this week, whilst the wait for strengthening work continues. a murder investigation has been launched after a fatal stabbing yesterday near tottenham stadium. a man was found seriously injured on northumberland parkjust before 6am, but died at the scene. yesterday's match between tottenham hotspur and nottingham forest went ahead as planned with some road closures in place. more rail disruption is expected across the capital today, as a result of strike ac

daniel and pete — who are brothers — say they can't afford a pricey legal battle, as our reporter leyla hayesixton in their name. so are you telling me that every time they put brixton on their t—shirt, they can't use it. sandra from gogglebox is one of many local fans of the business. well, i'm very upset to know that somebody is trying to shut down the shop. we've been here for many, many years and as a brixtonian myself, i've been coming here and getting my yearly sweater for christmas. others say it's not just a fashion brand. brixton streetwear is like kids come get inspired. they see people doing good things. do you know what i mean? i myself used to be in one of these kids in the street, and i wish that i had people to look up to, like myself and like these guys so they don't go the wrong way. places like this are very important. we contacted the brixton company in california to find out why they're taking legal action, but so far they haven't responded. the brothers say all of this has caused huge stress. this is a mad headache. i think last night i never slept. i was up at 4 or 5:00