annie lennox, sir elton john king, what a life, she said.lennox, sir eltonjohn and from sir paul mccartney... her legacy are moments such as these at the funeral of martin luther king. and here, the inauguration of the first black american president. this is music that helped define pivotal moments in history. the emotional charge came from her childhood in gospel and in the church and listening to her father's preaching. it certainly served as a testing ground for me as a singer as well as many other good things came from the church. # you're no good... # you're no good... # you're no good... # you're a lie and you're a cheetah... but there was also another side to her, one of her producers described it is a mysterious sorrow. she had lost her mother aged ten. she herself had had two children by the time she was 16. her private life was turbulent. but in public... she always projected strength. and after a career which dimmed in the ‘70s, she bounced back in the eighties. but it would be wrong to measure her by awards or sales. that tear pe

annie lennox, sir eltonjohn carole king... annie lennox, sir elton john and sir carole king...r eltonjohn and sir paul mccartney. her legacy at moments such as these, at the funeral of martin luther king. and here the inauguration of the first black american president. this is music that helped define the aduu this is music that helped define the adult moment in history and the emotional charge came from her childhood in gospel and the church and listening to herfather‘s preaching. it certainly served as a testing ground for me as a singer as well as many other good things came from the church. but there was also another side to her. one of her producers describe it as her. one of her producers describe itasa her. one of her producers describe it as a mysterious sorrow. she lost her mother at aged ten. she had two children by the age of 16. her private life was turbulence, but in public she always projected strength and after a career death in the 70s, she bounced back in the 80s. but it would be wrong to measure her by awards or sales. that tear perhaps ca ptu res awards or sa

amongst the tributes today, carole king, what life, she said, annie lennox, sir elton saying rejoicel mccartney, let's give thanks for rebic for life. —— for her beautiful life. people in her home city feel they've lost a family member, one who was generous and who helped give them a sense of worth. she released her final album she released herfinal album last year and she still allowed new musicians to influence her too. # rolling in the... #. but the world has lost a musical giant who made it to the top in the toughest of times. aretha franklin, the queen of soul. # you make me feel # you make me feel # you make me feel like... # you make me feel like... #. aretha franklin, who died this morning. she was the queen of soul — a woman whose career started when she was a child. her debut album was released in 1956, when shejust 14, and she spent the rest of her life making music. david sillito looks back at her life. the queen of rhythm and blues, aretha franklin. there she is. # looking out on a morning rain. aretha was the woman who changed the entire approach to singing. # the day i

amongst the tributes today, carole king, "what a life," she said, annie lennox, sir elton saying rejoicerkable legacy and from sir paul mccartney, "let's give thanks for her beautiful life." people in her home city feel they've lost a family member, one who was generous and who helped give them a sense of worth. she released her final album just last year and she still allowed countless new musicians to influence her too. # rolling in the deep...# but the world has lost a musical giant who made it to the top in the toughest of times. aretha franklin, the queen of soul. # you make me feel like..." aleem maqbool there. tributes coming in. this is what is happening on the hollywood walk of fame on your screens right now. that is happening around aretha's staff. she had a career that lasted 63 yea rs, she had a career that lasted 63 years, spanning seven decades, selling more than 75 million records. it is worth remembering that she started singing at the age of ten. she recorded herfirst album at 14. she signed to atlantique records in 1966. by at 1a. she signed to atlantique records in 196

amongst the tributes today, carole king, "what a life," she said, annie lennox, sir elton saying rejoicemarkable legacy and from sir paul mccartney, "let's give thanks for her beautiful life." people in her home city feel they've lost a family member, one who was generous and who helped give them a sense of worth. she released her final album just last year and she still allowed countless new musicians to influence her too. # rolling in the deep...# but the world has lost a musical giant who made it to the top in the toughest of times. aretha franklin, the queen of soul. # you make me feel like..." aretha franklin who died this morning. she was known as the queen of soul, a woman whose career started when she was a child. and, of course, with a career that long, so many fans, let me take you to the hollywood walk of fame where her star is surrounded by flowers as people bring tributes, cards and messages, and their memories of aretha franklin. her last album, called a brand new me, was released less than a year ago. david sillito looks back at her life. the queen of the rhythm and blues,

annie lennox, sir elton saying rejoice in her remarkable legacy.paul mccartney, "let's give thanks for her beautiful life." people in her home city feel they've lost a family member, one who was generous and who helped give them a sense of worth. she released her final album just last year and she still allowed countless new musicians to influence her too. # rolling in the deep...# but the world has lost a musical giant who made it to the top in the toughest of times. aretha franklin, the queen of soul. # you make me feel like a...# aleem maqbool, with that tribute. tributes from all over. one tribute at that, the hollywood walk of fame, this is her star on the walk of fame, and let's look at some of the figures, spanning 63 years, selling 75 million records, and a couple of other figures 75 million records, and a couple of otherfigures for your consideration, she started singing in church aged ten, she records her first album at 14, when she signed with atlantic records in 1966 for the extraordinary hit singles she had already had three children,

annie lennox, sir eltonjohn... and from sir paul mccartney...ederal of martin luther king. —— the funeral of martin luther king. and here, the inauguration forfirst black american president. this is music to help define pivotal moments in history. and the emotional charge gained from her childhood in hospital and the church, listening to her father's preaching. hospital and the church, listening to herfather‘s preaching. —— in gospel and the church. it certainly served as a testing ground for me as a singer as well as many other good things came from the church. # you are no good. # you are no good. # you are a liar and a cheat. but there was also head side to her. one of her producers describe it as a mystery asa ro. of her producers describe it as a mystery asaro. she had lost some mother at a senate had to users about the time she was 16. i probably life was turbulent. but in public,... —— she lost her mother at ten and she had two children by 16. she always predicted strength and after a career deep in the 70s, she bounced back in the 80s. b

lots of lots of pop music duets and whatever with annie lennox george michael all of those styles she influenced so greatly eighteen grammy awards across those genres and if we still have a little bit of time we could have a closer look at her legacy if we do have the time which are. there and i've actually just consulted our producers they've they've told us that we're going to i'm going to monitor now throughout the hour i know you were referencing that piece that we prepared on our legacy but we might should all of it later and focus though apparently not on our culture desk thank you for now it was a nightmare through what is taking place in detroit michigan today remembering the could we also aretha franklin and will be singing those songs for days to come absolutely. but in the meantime we want to take the opportunity to get you up to date on some other stories that are making news around the world and let you know that the body of the late senator john mccain has been brought to the capitol in washington d.c. to lie in state hundreds of members of congress attended a ceremony t

annie lengths. michael lennoxfternoon. time for a look at the weather. i want to show you the pressure chart from what we expect this weekend, high—pressure on saturday so it looks like it will be the better day of the two. this feature contains the remnants of subtropical ernesto out in the atlantic for five days ago and the remnants will mix with this area of low pressure and potentially bring a wet, warm and windy dates are a bit of uncertainty as to where the rain will be so will have to wait and see. this is the headline chart i did for saturday that tells you it will be the better day for most of us throughout the first half of the weekend, and then there is the rain to watch out for on sunday. it could be quite heavy as well. it was pouring into the south this morning. has the summer gone? no, could be dry and brighterfor much of england and wales next week, high—pressure moving into after this system high—pressure moving into after this syste m o n high—pressure moving into after this system on sunday. not