thank goodness for the albert dock. welcome to eurovision. i feel so welcomed. albert dock.is is what eurovision does. i love the whirlwind, that it is chaotic. i thrive in chaos. each person is so lovely and warm. it is very great. person is so lovely and warm. it is very great-— very great. were you prepared for it? of course _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you can't - very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you can't be i very great. were you prepared for. it? of course not. you can't be 100% read it? of course not. you can't be 10096 read for it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. _ it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. it _ it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. it has _ ready for eurovision. it has exceeded my expectations. what is it like. . . exceeded my expectations. what is it like... oh, they _ exceeded my expectations. what is it like... oh, they wanted

thank goodness for the albert dock. welcome to eurovision. i know! i feel so welcome.rive in chaos. and each and every person that i've come across is so, like, lovely and warm. so it's all...it�*s very, very...i'm having a great time. were you prepared for this? no, of course not. i feel that you can never be 100% prepared for eurovision. you know, ifeel like it's a one in a million lifetime experience, so... but it's exceeded my expectations. what's it like when you walk into the... 0h, they wanted to come along. 0h! no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said you were leaving # to work on your mental health... this is the over the water eurovision chior. oh, my god. we'd met earlier in the week and they've been keen to come along as well. and mae rather took to the impromptu singalong. # all yourfriends... i am so pleased. i was welling up. i was, like, oh, my god. ifeel like moments like that kind of remind you why eurovision is so amazing. i was so nice. i really feel it. i'm overwhelmed. i really didn't expect it. like, oh, that was so special. i completely forgo

thank goodness for the albert dock. welcome to eurovision. i know! i feel so welcome.lwind. i love that it's quite chaotic. i feel like i thrive in chaos. and each and every person that i've come across is so, like, lovely and warm. so it's all...it�*s very, very...i'm having a great time. were you prepared for this? no, of course not. i feel that you can never be 100% prepared for eurovision. you know, ifeel like it's a one in a million lifetime experience, so... but it's exceeded my expectations. what's it like when you walk into the... oh, they wanted to come along. 0h! no! little surprise. 0h, no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said _ no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said you _ no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said you were _ no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said you were leaving - # you said you were leaving # you said you were leaving # to work on your mental health... this is the over the water eurovision choir. we met earlier in the week, and they thought they would come along as well. and mae rather took to the impromptu singalong. # all

the beatles story on the royal albert dock is a good place to start.the world's largest collection of its kind. there's also the two—hour magical mystery tour, which will whisk you past their childhood homes, along with some of the other places mentioned in their songs like penny lane and strawberry fields. liverpool biennial festival returns this june for its 12th year. this time, the contemporary artists involved have been asked to explore the city's role in colonialism, slavery and the british empire. it's on for 11! weeks, and alongside the usual galleries, there'll be exhibitions in historic buildings like the tobacco warehouse and cotton exchange. finally, because it's celebrating a 30th birthday, a mention for the liverpool— chester—liverpool bike ride. it's a non—competitive family cycle with routes from five to 100 miles, depending on your ability and ambition. one of the highlights is the chance to cross the river mersey through the normally busy birkenhead tunnel, which will be closed to traffic on the day. still to come on the travel show..

our media correspondent david sillito met her on the albert dock near here for a quiet chat — at leastuld be a quiet chat with the uk's mae muller. really sorry. we were waiting and a crowd has built up. that's ok. i don't know what's got out here. no, i love it. no, i wasn't expecting this. however, nothing here stays quiet. welcome to eurovision. i know. i feel so welcome. look, all these lovely people. cheers. yeah, this is what eurovision does. i love it. i love the whirlwind. i love that it's quite chaotic. i feel like i thrive in chaos. and each and every person that i've come across is so, like, lovely and warm. so it's all very, very... i'm having a great time. and it was at that moment we werejoined by liverpool's eurovision choir... no! ..singing mae's eurovision song. # to work on your mental health... i'm so pleased. i was like welling up. i was like, oh, my god. i feel like moments like that, it kind of reminds you why eurovision is so amazing. it's something different, isn't it? i would have never got that. i don't know. that's something i've never experienced. so that wa

, all around albert dock, they had to put _ heaving, all around albert dock, they had to put cloud _y happen. i think there will be _ going to a chilly happen. i think there will be to _ going to a chilly happen. i think there will be to graham - going to a chilly happen. i think. there will be to graham nortons. this is— there will be to graham nortons. this is the — there will be to graham nortons. this is the only— there will be to graham nortons. this is the only way _ there will be to graham nortons. this is the only way i _ there will be to graham nortons. this is the only way i can- there will be to graham nortons. this is the only way i can see - there will be to graham nortons. this is the only way i can see it. this is the only way i can see it will work _ this is the only way i can see it will work on— this is the only way i can see it will work. on wednesday- this is the only way i can see it will work. on wednesday he i this is the only way i can see it. will work. on wednesday he was this is the only way i can see it- will work. on wednesday he was here and i sent— will

of the 26 competitors to perform. 0ur media correspondent david sillito met her on liverpool's albert dock mae's eurovision song. # to work on your mental health. # to check on your mental health. i'm so pleased. i was told, oh, i was like welling up. i was like, oh, my god. yeah, that was awful. like, moments like that, kind of remind you why eurovision is so. it's something different, isn't it? i would have never got that like that. would have never. i don't know. that's something i've never experienced. so that was yeah, that was nice. there's a lot of love here. yeah, i know. i really feel it. i'm overwhelmed. i really didn't expect it. like, oh, that was so special. you're like, i need to pump up the energy. you guys are stunning! i need you with me on saturday night. and then it was time for another little surprise. good evening, everybody. ringo here. yes, that's ringo starr. liverpool. because they are hosting the eurovision song contest. and to give mae muller a big piece of love and we hope you win. oh my god. is that the real ringo? it's real. do you want to watch it again? yes,

thank goodness for the albert dock. welcome to eurovision. i know! i feel so welcome.hey wanted to come along. oh, no! another surprise. oh, my god! # when you said you were leaving to work on your mental health... this is the over the water eurovision choir. we'd met earlier in the week and they've been keen to come along as well. # i got so mad was gonna cuss you out outside your house... and mae rather took to the impromptu singalong. # wanted to trash your benz, tell all your friends # how cruel you were to me... i'm so pleased, that was so nice. i was like, welling up, i was like, oh, my god! i feel like moments like that kind of remind you why eurovision is so amazing. it's something different, isn't it? i would have never got that, like that... i would have never, i don't know, that's something i would have never experienced. so that was yeah, that was nice. there's a lot of love here. yeah, i know, i really feel it. # me and my girls are out and we all sing along # instead i wrote a song. i'm worried, aren't you supposed to be on vocal rest? iam. but for you, i

the beatles story on the royal albert dock is a good place to start. and cotton exchange. finally, because it's celebrating a 30th birthday, a mention for the liverpool—chester—liverpool bike ride. it's a non—competitive family cycle with routes from 5 to 100 miles, depending on your ability and ambition. one of the highlights is the chance to cross the river mersey through the normally busy birkenhead tunnel, which will be closed to traffic on the day. still to come on the travel show — why this woman gave it all up for a life on four wheels. i wanted to go and explore life and see if there was another way of living, where i could be truly authentic and happy. and if this is what peace tastes like... wow. ..i'm up for seconds. so don't go away. this week, we're exploring liverpool and while we're here, i just wanted to show you a proper monument to pop history. now, over the last 50 years, many a tourist has frequented these streets in search of a shrine to pop music. because this is where the beatles first played their early gigs in their hometown. l

in it back at the albert dock in liverpool all those years ago , liverpool all those years ago, the boats. we've yet to see those numbers really come down. but i think this week we're going to be hearing a huge amount about the huge rise in legal migration to the uk. he is saying that, yes, he thinks it is too high and he wants to get that down. also awkward questions about the home secretary suella braverman because he's of course it emerged story in the sunday times overnight that she was convicted of speeding. she wasn't keen to take the points initially. she apparently was worried about her insurance premium going up. so the alternative to that was a driving safety awareness course. and she apparently had asked civil servants to inquire about whether it would be possible for that to be done privately so that to be done privately so that she didn't have to publicly appear either in person or remotely . and the civil servants remotely. and the civil servants told her that, no, that was not appropriate . that would not be appropriate. that would not be possible . and all sorts

move it back to the albert dock.hing that and not gb news, i know he'd leave us. but know he'd never leave us. but what about our dan?- know he'd never leave us. but what about our dan? you- 3 ei but what about our dan? you know, te-s— what about our dan? you know, te-slit— what about our dan? you know, te-slit as— what about our dan? you know, te-slit as it— what about our dan? you know, he's-it as if i'm— what about our dan? you know, he's-it as if i'm not- what about our dan? you know, he's it as if i'm not going he's as it as if i'm not going anthere. — he's as it as if i'm not going anywhere. but— he's as it as if i'm not going anywhere. he's as it as if i'm not going- anywhere. but look, i think when it comes to phillip schofield's brother, of course have to brother, of course we do have to make he's been make the point. he's been sentenced on friday. phillip claims the brother didn't claims that the brother didn't tell story about tell him the full story about what going on. so i just what was going on. so i j

move it back to the albert dock. i say it hasn't been the same since it left liverpool.ull storyr didn't sentenced on friday. phillip claiihim the full story aboutt tell him the full story about what on. so i just what was going on. so i just want to make that clear for now. look, from one scandal to another, useless. another, homes are useless. blustered his way through questioning on why it took questioning today on why it took cops two until was cops two weeks until he was elected leader raid elected snp leader to raid nicola sturgeon's and the nicola sturgeon's home and the party's headquarters in the missing probe . listen as missing money probe. listen as he delivered a truly embarrassing word. salad response when quizzed by the snp bbc about the delay , it has bbc about the delay, it has emerged that there was a two week gap between police scotland asking for warrants to search nicola sturgeon peter morales home. we would never dream of imaging,— home. we would never dream of interfering, neither— home. we would never dream of interfering, neither in— we would nev

oh, the royal albert docks, no less , raring to albert docks, no less, raring to go.you very much. now let's— see you this morning. thank you very much. now let's cross- “g thank you very much. now let's cross live te— very much. now let's cross live te tteten— very much. now let's cross live now to euston station, where rmt eenetat— now to euston station, where rmt general secretary— now to euston station, where rmt general secretary mick lynch is ttete— general secretary mick lynch is tnete tet— general secretary mick lynch is tnete tet — general secretary mick lynch is there for us. good— general secretary mick lynch is there for us. good morning to you— therefor us. good morning to you ,— there for us. good morning to wet . ttet— there for us. good morning to you , mick lynch,— there for us. good morning to you , mick lynch, really good to you, mick lynch, really good to nave— you, mick lynch, really good to nave wet— you, mick lynch, really good to nave wet-te— you, mick lynch, really good to have you -us on _ you, mick lynch, really good to have you-us on on- yo

dock during the nuremberg trial remained empty. for centuries , transplants multiplied the headlines. a lot of information was written, and personally , hitler's architect albert even said that for all his merits, borman should even have been given the title of hero of the soviet union, according to one of borman's legends, after hitler's death was taken to moscow in one of the warehouses there and is still allegedly preserved above the rough ones with the name martin borman, so was borman a spy or remained loyal to hitler to the end and did he survive after his death, these questions arose even more acutely when in jung